>>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 7. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it's saturday july 11th, i'm robin lees good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start the morning off today's far to find out about what's going to be a very hot forecast. yeah, good morning. martin robin good morning, everybody and social distancing may be kind of a good thing go get too close to anybody really toasty going on today berkeley, nice a live shot here nice all it up as you can see along the east bay shoreline. >>we're seeing the same thing to run the golden gate bridge to with tons of blue skies to be passed around little bit of a breeze will pick up this afternoon. actually that shields us a little bit from

the intense heat happening elsewhere around the state got 60's in place along most of the east bay, real estate 50's up to the north bay. a chilly 46 half moon bay that's delightful 62 meanwhile for san jose. but to compare things for just 24 hours ago, a look at inland spots really dropping off conquered 5 degrees behind you can see up in the north as well will make up for that this afternoon, however, as we warm up winds currently work on the single digits for the most part we'll get that typical on shore wind again kind of shielding us a little bit at least in spots this afternoon. here's what it looks like we're at 83 by 11 o'clock at 2 at 95. some folks getting close to 100 if not getting there will be showing you all about your forecast. coming up in just a bit back to you sounds good thing today, california continues to be a hot spot for new coronavirus cases in the u.s.. >>on thursday, the state recorded nearly 8,000 new cases and more than a 140 new reported deaths. now here in the bay area cases also

continue to climb on friday, the state added sonoma county to the coronavirus watch list. now half of california counties are on that watch list, including 4 in other bay area counties so napa moran solano and contra costa. this means indoor activities like restaurants wineries bars and movie theaters will not be allowed to reopen outdoor dining and take out in these counties are still allowed. well here's a breakdown of the cases and deaths right here in the bay area check in on your screen there over 31,000 cases and over 600 deaths we're still seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 7400 infections. but the virus has been deadly us in santa clara county which has 100 and 66 deaths we have a full breakdown of cases by county by city you can always find it online on our website kron 4 dot com. >>now to the east bay this morning restaurants in alameda county can no longer offer outdoor dining only drive-thru

and pickups are allowed kron four's reyna harvey live now in alameda county she has all the details on this health order iran, a good morning >>and the morning marty you know for a lot of bay area families outdoor dining has been the thing to do when i have run out here in the east bay in alameda county i see a lot of people enjoying breakfast or lunch out here and they said they really enjoyed the time that they've got a chance to be with their family and get a little bit of fresh air a lot of people were hoping to take advantage of that nice warm weather we're going to see this weekend but outdoor dining threw out alameda county is no longer allow now for a few weeks people were able to enjoy outdoor dining. >>but the state has issued new and stricter guidelines restricting people from being outdoors sitting down and enjoying a meal. now why alameda county's health officials and allow outdoor dining now we know that all

restaurants wineries and bars for the state's guidance in alameda county may only be open for drive-thru or pickup delivery options now is able to talk to some residents out here this morning and here's what they had to say about the for the purpose of this covid-19 pandemic and for the health and safety of say the general public. i'm i'm kind of for something like that you know look. i'm i'm 58 years old and not you know, i'm susceptible to you know help maybe a package to pandemic or dividers it might be lights out for me so i say. >>then doing something like that it is a necessity. this >>the morning as you might remember california this week we hit a record toll in the number of daily deaths that we saw with coronavirus a 149 this week now again officials have not issued a word on when

they're going to change this or how long they're going to restrict people from eating outdoors or participating in any of those activities and i mention that again this is a new update that are going to change plans for a lot of folks but all with the intent and keep the people safe for now reporting out here in alameda county reyna harvey kron 4 news, you know rain one of the many things we learned during this pandemic is the need to be flexible. >>and this is yet another example of that. absolutely marty absolutely right that's right rv reporting for us in the east bay problem. >>well in the midst of the spike in cases both across the country and right here in the bay area school districts have the tough job of figuring out how to reopen and the east bay virtual learning is the goal for the upcoming school year the oakland unified school district is talking about reopening schools on august 10th. the district plans on using zoom for classroom, teaching district spokesman john sasaki says the district is waiting for more than

20,000 chromebooks that will be distributed to students who need them. >>we are starting with all students in just since learning in order to ensure school sites are well prepared. women weren't implement or covid-19 safety plans and stabs able to attend training in both safety and instruction and orange or in students and families to quote subsequent phases of blended learning work so try to work out exactly how we're going to go to so take our parents getting back to work waiting need to. >>the proposal for full time in person learning includes mask a part-time schedule for cleaning staff staff can thoroughly disinfect the schools, parents and teachers will be able to weigh in at a virtual town hall meeting that's happening on monday. >>we have real the news in san francisco this morning investigation is underway after an apartment fire broke out friday evening. in pacific icing get a good look at the flames there it was at washington street and franklin in all told 4 buildings were

affected, but no injuries were reported. now to the south bay where a fire crews the crews fire rather has been burning east of gilroy since last sunday, it's now 93% contained. so far it's burned more than 5500 acres firefighters do expect to have the fire fully contained by thursday. all evacuation orders in the area have been lifted the road closures have been removed as well but the sole cause of this fire still under investigation. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news following a number of hate crimes one east bay community is taking action how law enforcement is making sure everyone stay safe. >>plus one bay area man has survived his battle with covid-19 after spending more than 100 days in the hospital. we'll hear his story coming up. as cases are rising in some areas, millions of people are still relying on their unemployment benefits which one out at the end of the month. >>i'm joe khaleel here in washington, what lawmakers

>>good morning, welcome back when congress passed its first major stimulus package earlier this year. it provided extended unemployment benefits will now they're set to run out. but it's not clear just yet if congress will be extending those benefits. joe khaleel has more. >>while millions of americans are still out of work the additional unemployment benefits they're getting

providing an economic lifeline for many are set to expire if unemployment insurance uncertainty. it's devastating house. speaker nancy pelosi says congress must extend the extra weekly $600 unemployment benefit beyond july 31st, but she says it should be part of a stimulus package that includes money for hospitals testing and local governments they really are all connected. they are all of one piece we do not have a handle on this democrat brian higgins says given the recent rise in covid cases congress needs to help americans stay home without losing income to long you're still with us. >>we will need to provide disaster. relief. speaker pelosi says all of this is in the heroes at the 3 trillion dollar stimulus package. the house passed in may. but republican leaders say as is the bill won't pass the senate i think it would be better to do one package all together and in that package house gop leader kevin mccarthy says congress should not extend the

$600 unemployment benefit if somebody is off work from covid should they make more money than when they were working. >>because remember that money is not free mccarthy says the unemployment bonus discourages people from working there are a number of businesses that have called people back in this i'd rather stay off. mccarthy is confident both parties will have a negotiated stimulus package before august in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and we have mostly green on the board here for our temperatures 50's in some lower 60's antioch already up to 67 but hang on tight this afternoon. we've got temperatures approaching near 100 and some of those far inland valleys looks forecast. coming up in the country

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and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com >>good morning welcome back of your saturday is off to a good start we're levin this picture, postcard view of the golden gate bridge this morning, let's go ahead and check in with dave spahr for the forecast today pay good morning marty good morning everybody on is delightful looking good to it's got to come to a place to hide out a little bit this afternoon as temperatures in london really start climate it's going to really earn the title of being in the middle of summer of july later on this afternoon. thus far temperatures not too bad. we have some 60's in the far east bay, even 67 for any ah but lower 60's do it for most of real estate from a check in at about 56 there 35 redwood city, a cool 46 this morning for half moon bay with up in the north bay we've got kind of a mixture of 50's at this hour. now for the winds will have the typical up tech with winds that go on which is

kind of nice because being on short kind of shield us a little bit. but the winds on balance are behaving themselves. we were a little concerned about offshore when trying to develop here. but these local on shore winds to help out a bit not us a service by cooling but by throwing just enough moisture our way to keep somewhat those humidity levels up a little bit more so so we stay out of the fire zone problem right now us as official statements are concerned. but still the dispute is that a little bit of an afternoon breeze going on speaking of which is going to check out the humidity level see the green that we have right now that really should be covering the hole. they shoreline all over the place it's barely doing that obviously today we drop off those numbers they stay in the double digits at least and we have 30's 20's in spots that's getting right on the borderline they're a little bit these so-called recovery overnight doesn't quite get everybody little bit down on the southern end of the peninsula there up in the north bay don't quite get the greenery there but look what happens and about 24 hours or so we dry out again tomorrow afternoon shore but then by monday morning. there we go

now we're back to normal as we start to get more of that marine layer right up against the east bay hills and filling up the peninsula there so that's what we like to see in the morning hours to kind of ward off any fire concerns. so we've got mostly sunny hot inland reaching for 100 and some spots tomorrow, mostly sunny still warm. but we're chipping away at it with more those middle 90's is expected inland with some 80's even penetrating the base still then for next week we've got minor cooling as 90's inland start to fall in some parts into the 80's even so we'll have a little bit of relief work in their 68 san francisco today, 76 for oakland, 88% jose. when it's kind of modest compared to our neighbors in the far east bay that will be looking for really hot numbers, here's just a little sample here, one oh one in the aac conquered about 194 for santa rosa and again 88 down to san jose coming up a little bit here we're going to show you what it's like in your 4 zone forecast right now check in with rob a little traffic note here. >>yeah, we have a trouble spot over in the east bay, it's a

hot spot in san leandro a fatal crash from early this morning still under investigation. it happened on a tv south at the davis street off-ramp at 2.45 this morning, a driver spun out ran off the road. the vehicle caught fire was engulfed in flames and it looks like the driver did not survive. so this is right between the on and the off-ramp that's the only thing that's close the 8.80 south davis street off-ramp completely shut down the coroner has been called out to the scene if you're looking for an alternate you're going to have to hop off at 98th avenue or marina you will not be able to use davis street because of this fatal crash. we do not have an estimated time of clearing but as soon as they reopen the ramp will definitely pass it on. happening tomorrow, the golden gate transit agency will be making changes to its services ferry service to and from san francisco will continue to be limited and on weekends only bus service on routes to and from san francisco will be cut

in half the transit agency says this will allow more buses to routes that have seen an increase in ridership in recent weeks go to a transit says that ridership dropped by 90%. when shelter orders hit back in march and now at 75%. when you lee says it will take at least 6 months to restore most of its service. many says one major reason is the need to limit bus capacity because of social distancing requirements. another is a shortage of drivers which was a problem even before the pandemic many metro service is scheduled to start up again in august. >>well the giants will have a big hole to fill behind the plate this season as buster posey decided to sit out the 2020 season to protect the health of his twin daughters that he and his wife adopted this week. >>just feel like in the current state and then we are right now and these babies being is as fragile as they are for the next, you know 4 months and this ultimately

wasn't that difficult a decision decision for me from a baseball standpoint, it was it's up to city and from a seemingly standpoint in your own life. i'm making the decisions protect. our children i think it it was relatively easy. >>well busters of course one of the most prominent players to opt out for the baseball season. kron four's maureen kelly talked to fans who say they're disappointed but they do support his decision. >>more power to him. you know, i mean he's putting is his family in his loved ones first and you know in this day and age. and any gain age, i mean that's really what you need to do. >>watsonville resident rob spore leader says he has family trying to make it up to oracle park 4 games at least once a month during the season. he says as much as he'd like to watch buster play ball. he cannot argue with the stars concerns for the health of his newly adopted twin daughters who are born premature 16 game season and give other players an

opportunity. >>which will make sure the season even more interest and i mean how could that happen in 60 games. what kind of care about these people as individuals and human beings, not just people that are out there to entertain us songwriter, a newspaper columnist noah griffin has sung the national anthem from the pitcher's mound at giants games. he says posey brings maturity and experience the clubhouse he expects that will continue from a distance the season, so you need older. >>to the older players. >>the younger players and these are the roads this is what you don't make this mistake over here. so you'll still be that. i wrote play that role for the team behind the scenes is not be enough to play that role. yeah, i'm sure that he will his team guy and certainly the last best are huge. >>stephanie hibbert was a season ticket holder until she moved up to sacramento. she 2 respects posey's decision the wonders about the ripple effect could have not just on the giants. >>the sports i'm still that

says it may not happen again. i mean i think everything's changing so rapidly that. >>inflexible and adapted into each day's news is kind of what's required out all the fans i spoke to say they look forward to seeing buster posey back in a giants uniform, the 20 21 season. maureen kelly kron 4 news. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the covid-19 pandemic has created a coin shortage in california. >>and it's causing some businesses you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery.

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grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. >>good morning, welcome back well, there's yet another shortage we can blame on the coronavirus pandemic it's not hand soap is not toilet paper, it's coins and the pandemic has led to a coin shortage all across the country. >>and it's having an impact on businesses right here in california, doug johnson explains. >>everyone has that joran their dress or just filled with it seems to many have just been sitting there we've been losing a lot of ever since covio-19 started now every business from washing your clothes. >>washing your car. >>and by the soda and a vending machine. we're all competing to get put little change let it's harder to get quarters now. we have to go to

the bank we have to order him for owns for laundry mats in woodland winners, vacaville enrichment he says getting the change in use machines cost him money and most banks charge of the game and we have ordered we can't just walk into a bank in order to $1000 for the quarter i got a call them several days ahead. >>and losing poppy $1500 $50,000. per week and some of my story. >>other businesses are also searching for loose change. >>the signs of started to pop up at any know restaurants all over california, asking for payments with exact change or credit cards. >>the case as the shortage has some businesses coming to these changing sheens soon we coins from his customers they're coming in putting 2 or $300 reporters. the building might change or take a knockout so that hurts me as a as a business person that my customers need a quarter to start the machines federal reserve points to the covid-19 closure so many retail shops and other businesses as the

main cause of the shortage that has it setting up a u.s. koin task force proofpoint circulations. >>during the pandemic. >>everybody's in the >>well that was doug johnson reporting for us this morning, hang on to your comments that's right i'll stop cashing mine and i guess we'll keep them instead still ahead on the kron 4 morning news raga have a warning after a coyote attacked a 2 year-old girl. we'll have that for the sweaty faces,

and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread.

welcome back thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news for this saturday, yes, let's get a check of the forecast hopefully it's going to be maybe similar to yesterday was sunny and warm do we get more of that day's well we'll turn into good robin marty good morning everybody live shot coming in from san jose state with the blue skies very pleasant right now at least but warming up more so going to not feel the impact as much. >>in the south bay as you will in the east bay pick in the contra costa county is going to be really a hot spot going on this afternoon. so far it's pretty much just a 60 story far inland and 62 down to san jose. 50's cover-up here mostly up in the north bay and 56. last check for san francisco. and for comparison sake a little bit ahead of things it looks like around the immediate they it's actually inland temperatures have been able to fall a little bit. sometimes dreier let you do that to a not much the way of wind so the radiational cooling. now we're going to racial heating for the day a look at winds were calm to single digits. you can

say will help the local onshore winds just a touch there isn't good insulation. provide us with just enough moisture to keep those who knew levels right up out of the fired a fire zone range, 83 by 11 by 2 o'clock we're talking 95 in not even a high yet to all locations looking for numbers in some cases to reach near 100 we're going to take a look at all of that coming up in just a bit on your 4 zone forecast robin thank you dave we'll following a number of hate crimes a large protest is planned in martinez this weekend. >>a recent incident includes white nationalists flyers being found downtown and then last weekend a black lives matter street mural which had a city permit was painted over by 2 people. the martinez police department says it is not anticipating any problems but because of the expected size of the protests they will have adequate staff on hand. >>hearing a lot of and angry chatter on social media were receiving calls throughout the city of people angry on both

sides and so because of that we just want to be sure we have enough resources in place to keep everyone safe. >>well the city will also start shutting down some streets tonight at 10 o'clock so be prepared protesters are being asked to park 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 an officer yelling kill me. the officer fired his weapon the suspect was hit and later died at the hospital. the stepfather has been treated for stab wounds. >>the to the south bay now santa clara county businesses they want to operate under the new health order including those already open most complete. the new online social distancing protocol form before monday's deadline. now the county says that this will help ensure that necessary steps are taken to prevent the spread of covid-19 the new order also says no indoor gathering such as

indoor dining and church services will be allowed to reopen on monday. >>what we're really encouraging people to do this spend as much time outdoors as they can performing the activities that they like to do of course following all the appropriate social distancing protocols. >>well exceptions to this order include here in l services and shams this comes after a recent increase in cases and hospitalizations due to to the coronavirus. >>in the east bay city leaders in oakland are asking you stay away from lake merritt they say the area has become unsafe on weekends because of traffic in covid-19 concerns because of overcrowding now to help with this problem. the city will begin enforcing parking and traffic restrictions and those include closing southbound lakeshore avenue from macarthur to hand over closing the embarcadero in both directions, closing the lakeview library parking lot as well and they are turning all streets that run along lake merritt into no parking zones, those restrictions will

be in place on saturdays and sundays from 7.30 in the morning until 11 at night. if you want more information we have a full list of the closures on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>well a bay area man and his family are celebrating a covid victory after fearing the coronavirus would take his life. a south bay father is finally back home check this out this is video tom butts. there is right there as he left the hospital friday hands up in the air. his daughter jenny tells us that he lost 50 pounds and he had multiple organ failure. but spent a 110 days in the hospital 93 days in the icu and 87 days on a ventilator jenny says that one day the hospital they even called her. for her mom to go and say goodbye but that did not stop her father from fighting. >>there we were told multiple times that he wasn't gonna make it and and he did his heart rate was 30. >>and she won and then she talked to her and that she touched him and. >>his heart rate shot up. so

he left that night and then he let the next 10 minutes. i think that we all truly thank from the bottom of my heart that she. >>while he's a strong man he did not give up. jenny says that her dad is an eternity and believes that he got sick after being exposed to someone in court for now her dad is just looking forward to continuing his recovery and regaining his strength great story, what is great story. yeah. >>in the east bay coyote sightings in moraga do come with the territory. but coyote attacks on humans are considered very rare yet that's what happened recently at an east bay park. >>kron four's phillipe djegal reports that a 2 year-old boy was bitten by what police and wildlife officials say was a coyote. >>with temperatures rising and as cooped up families fed up with staying inside head outdoors parks are a popular destination but also come with some potential hazards. i'm honestly surprised that a coyote would come down here,

but that may have been the case thursday in moraga the police department says an animal reported to be a coyote been a 2 year-old boy in his lower leg police say it happened in the parking lot near restrooms at marotta commons park they feel like the fact that covid is happening and there's been fewer people at the park. >>there are people everywhere the animals are starting to feel more comfortable coming in instead of just staying in the mountains where they normally are the california department of fish and wildlife is investigating the incident the child was treated at a hospital and then released. >>fish and wildlife says his injuries are non life threatening code is probably sick. >>they don't normally approach to unless they say you have something to. >>the small bar, but it's unclear what may have prompted the rare attack fish and wildlife says if it is determined the animal was in fact a coyote it was just the second coyote attack on a human this year reported in the bay area we just this area we don't stay like of on you

know the so ran we like to stay where everybody can see then if you encounter a coyote fish and wildlife says stand tall and shout aggressively if it approaches in moraga phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>here's a little sample, what you can expect later on today, look at that conquer coming in at 101 oh one for can plenty of 90's no pushing no shoving all have a look

>>welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news. excuse the bubble in my throat there, good morning, everybody and a live shot coming in from sfo beautiful picture that we have going on here you see the nice blue skies forget about karl today. he's really taking the weekend off of the most part. temperatures check in in the 60's and most the east bay locations about some 50 still hanging up to the north 62 for san jose will see warming happening in the south bay but actually a little bit more aggressively you'll see in the east bay nor to get all that in just a bit first i want to give you the western set up here. obviously we have a high pressure nearby look at the flow pattern in southern arizona there see the bubbling up of some showers in some thunder showers kind of all over the monsoon going off here. but what we get is the dry. hot weather and with this high pressure over us the sinking air all ads in tandem to give us a warming spell there you have the numbers in the central valley, central coast meanwhile in the so the california cold current is helping them this weekend 68 for san francisco, the high

today along the coast will look at middle 60's along the bay side. 60's and 70's these are all very doable numbers. now heading down south is starting a little higher now 87 for palo alto redwood city 85 meanwhile in the south bay. we'll talk about these all these hot numbers got the 80's going on a santa clara valley get up to morgan hill though 9892 los gatos 89 for milpitas lower 80's will cover the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley mid to upper 90's today, get the contra costa county and there we go 100 conquered 97 for walnut creek in danville coming in at 97 sailing and rowing 8174 to berkeley and appear the north bay while there's antioch of one oh one over there 99 vacaville 87 for napa 93 for sonoma and 94 for santa rosa. this is a short spike however it will be warm again tomorrow but a little bit relaxing of the temperatu

>>for your health one of the big mysteries about covid-19 is why some people who contract the virus have severe symptoms or may even lose their life while the others have mild symptoms or none at all our health health expert karen along joins me this morning to talk about what scientists are beginning to discover about the virus and karen a big discovery has to do with blood sugar levels. >>i hi marty high their care.

i'm not able to hear i hear you, but i just wanted to say that when you are. when you have high blood sugar it has an impact on the way that you. react to the coronavirus so if your blood sugar is very high. they're finding. an association between. association between. how you survive what they did was they had to in china, they looked at the. the patients that came in with the coronavirus and those that were hospitalized. they found that those that came in with high levels of of blood sugar, we're the ones did not have good outcomes and those are the ones that. they predict it would probably die from the disease, so it's

really really interesting how they've linked to high blood sugar with the survival of the virus. karen one thing about the blood and businesses at this is found that people that have that have high levels risk of diabetes. those are the ones are african americans they are 60% more likely to diabetes. therefore they're also the ones that are at higher risk of the covid-19. south asians stay out there up to 6 times more likely to have diabetes they're thinking that maybe it's because of the way that they metabolize glucose differently so. that's the next that's. and then when it comes to being hospitalized.

from covid-19 they're looking at the young and healthy. the young and healthy often think that they're not at risk but if they are overweight their risk of being house hospitalized from covid-19 is very high. also those that have a healthy weight. but they they also think that maybe they're going to get away with being at risk. they are also at higher risk of being hospitalized if they have this dysfunctional immune response that we're talking about and then when it comes to diseases linked to diet. of heart disease diabetes those people are are also at high being hospitalized and having some of the year. symptoms from covid-19. all right karen, thank you so when it comes to you trying to reduce

your risk so one of the things that you can do is just avoid inflammatory highly inflammatory foods and those are the saturated fats. animal fats and tropical oils and also the refined sugars. are definitely things that tie in with an information. so if you watch your diet also try and manage your blood sugar you're going to reduce your risk of having serious symptoms from covid-19. karen thank you so much giving us an insight into what scientists are learning about covid-19. >>we have a lot more and will will getting back to karen in just a little bit we'll try and take care of the technical issues, we'll be right back.

>>welcome back everyone happy saturday, let's bring in dave spahr for an update on the forecast debut said earlier it's going to be sunny hot. it will be that mister robin good morning, good morning, everybody and beautiful picture of the golden gate as we start the day. >>nice blue skies just a little bit of the flag flapping just a touch of that on shore drift almost want to call it it's a local when that we get it's actually going to shield us a little bit later on today compared to what the picking their haven't central valley, one '05 plus is expected out there sacramento. fresno bakersfield lower 60's right now on the east bay shoreline fremont at 56 62 for

livermore looks like 67 for any agata 58 meanwhile for san francisco, more of those 50's up to the north bay. a quick check in with winds not to again it's a drift on shore a little bit now with daytime heating this will be driven a little bit more so locally however the synoptic pattern is one of not much action up here and that's going to be warming is what we've got going on is robin was talking about here's a breakdown for you today. 83 going on 11 o'clock by 2 word 95 and sir some folks that's not even your high temperature today. we just went to the 4 zone forecast we'll be checking into that in just a bit let you know the weather set up but we have which is h o t with some minor relief happening into next week a parent or an area roses little bit of a problem happening there robin was happening. yes, we're still following breaking news out of san leandro where a fiery crash has closed the davis street off-ramp from 80 south. >>it happened early this morning at 02:45am but it's still closed. >>and still under investigation. the driver here

was heading south ran off the road right between on an off-ramp the vehicle caught fire. the driver did not survive the ramp is still close and the investigation is underway. so if you have to take the nimitz this morning 8.80 is open. it's just the davis street off-ramp that's close which means you're going to have to use an alternate you can use 98th avenue which is in oakland or you can pass davis and go up to marina and use that instead will stay on top of this story and we'll let you know if it starts to cause any backups along that stretch so just stay with us. well coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news restaurants in alameda county can no longer offer outdoor dining. we'll have details on the new health order coming up in a live report. >>plus thousands of california inmates could be released in the coming weeks lie, they might be back on the streets. and fall sports at community colleges in california will be delayed, we'll tell you when they'll be allowed to start. and we're going to go outside and take a little trip over to

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>>you're watching kron 00:04am morning >>good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news happy saturday to you it's july 11th, i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales we're going to kick off this hour by checking in with dave spahr and the forecast. hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody and get ready for a scorcher going on in land today, good morning, everybody berkeley checking in like where she this is timber haha the wrong label up there. but basically there you can see a bit of haze off to the background that's it. it's mostly sunny skies, you'd expect for today golden gate bridge, same thing as well. >>we are getting a little bit of a local breeze going on and we will have this continuing this afternoon. it's a local when it could do some shielding force into us just enough humidity into some of the inland areas keep us out of the fire danger zone but we're kind of close which will be showing you 60's right now we've got the upper 60's and a

good chunk of the east bay over the east bay hills a touch cooler along the shoreline here in the mid 60's own as well, 56 for free month though, 65 for san jose with 50's and 60's mixture there up to the north the comparison sake most readings. are ahead of the ball game around the immediate bay but inland still recovering from last night as you can see don't worry the recover very nicely into the afternoon as we reach up to around 100. just knowing some of the local winds again will have a little bit of an on shore drift going on today that will do enough for the immediate bay to keep the temperatures somewhat control but you get further inland, you don't get that impact obviously and away go temperatures like hey i want to retreat trade 83 going on 11 by 2 word 95. not the high temperature for many folks we'll show you this real quick here to get an idea what how high we're going to get 100 conquer one oh one for antioch livermore you're looking in tri valley at 97 and up to the north bay some mixtures of 90's and 80's. same deal down

to the south bay we'll be checking in all of this in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit marty. >>all right dave thanks a lot, let's go to the east bay this morning restaurants in alameda county can no longer offer outdoor dining only drive-thru and pickups are allowed kron four's reyna harvey live in alameda county this morning. she has all the details on this new health order reyna. >>rd and you know a lot of business owners out here have been completely blindsided i spoke to management here at oley's waffle shot it's a very popular restaurant here in alameda lot of people come i've seen people enjoying outdoor dining all throughout this week and they had no idea that this change had been made and now they're trying to figure out what they're going to do and a lot of businesses out here throughout alameda county are waking up with the same thoughts and feelings, you know they had all these plans of trying to safely accommodate people i know. >>here they've been doing a lot to keep people safe while they've been enjoying outdoor

dining but now this change is in place now this is all because of strict guidelines from the state and now that moved over into alameda county, but it doesn't just affect the restaurants out here it also affects wineries along with bars here now you can only do drive-thru or pick up and delivery options will not only on and to the restaurant owners have thought about this but also a lot of the residents that live here too i was able to talk to a few of them and here's what they had to say. >>for purpose of this covid-19 pandemic and for the health and safety of say the general public. i'm i'm kind of for something like that you know look. i'm i'm 58 years old and not you know, i'm susceptible to you know help maybe if i catch the pandemic or dividers it might be lights out for me so i say. >>then doing something like that it is a necessity. this

>>and we've seen a lot of these changes taking place throughout this week, especially because we have a record high in coronavirus deaths this week out here in california. no word yet from county officials on how long this new order is going to be in place for now reporting out here in alameda county reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>and rain a what a difference a day makes a understand yesterday in alameda on that same street they were striping the street to make room for outdoor eating right. >>yeah marty and actually i don't if you can see it from here at like to show you if i can this tree right here. yeah, they still have those stripes and when i pulled up this morning. you can see the city has set out cones the 2 per paying people for the outdoor dining. so you know a lot of business owners just kind of shocked and surprised that now this change has been

put in place and i'd like to talk to some officials this morning about how they plan to implement this and help business owners put this in place marty yeah really is topsy-turvy in a lot of parts of the bay area and alameda is no exception that's reyna harvey reporting for us robin. >>well, here's a breakdown of the coronavirus cases and deaths right here in the bay area there are over 31,000 cases and over 600 deaths, we're still seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 7400 infections. but the virus remains deadliest in santa clara county which has 100 and 66 steps we have a full breakdown of cases by county and city always online on our website kron 4 dot com. well in the midst of the spike in cases both across the country and right here in the bay area school districts have the tough job of figuring out how to reopen and in the east bay virtual learning is the goal for the upcoming school year. they'll think unified school district is talking about reopening schools on

august 10th. the district plans on using zoom for classroom, teaching. district spokesman john sasaki says the district is waiting for more than 20,000 chromebooks that will be distributed to students who need them. >>we're starting with all students in distance learning in order to ensure school sites are well prepared. 2 women won't implement or covid-19 safety plans and stabs able to attend training in both safety and instruction and orange and or in students and families to quote subsequent phases of blended learning work so try to work out exactly how we're going to go facilitate our parents getting back to work. >>waiting need to. >>well the proposal for full time in person learning includes mask a part-time schedule for students so cleaning staff can thoroughly disinfect the schools, parents and teachers will be able to weigh in at a virtual town hall meeting that's happening on monday. >>the west contra costa unified school district says it will continue to educate students exclusively online when classes resume there on

august 17th kron four's terisa stasio talk of the district's post spokesperson, marcus walton, about the plan and the possibility of eventually getting students back on campus. if conditions improve. >>distance learning in the fall for all families all family should expect that and as we're able get staff and make sure that the schools, the fiscal buildings are safe and environment we will start bring students back in small to get the support they to continue their learning in the fall. >>okay, so marcus so. >>those students identified as having the greatest needs they come back first and then it's phased in. >>that's that's the plan. yes for instance students we can connect with their couldn't get could not to engage during the distance learning that took place in the they would be among some of the first students we try to bring back 4 in person supports.

>>well the district says internet and broadband access was a big issue that students had to deal with during distance-learning that happened there during the last school year. the district says it's working with community groups to buy internet hot spots for its students. >>the u.s. set a record for the highest single-day of new cases for the second time this week. >>according to johns hopkins university there are more than 66,000 new cases on friday polo sandoval has the latest. >>i would advise him. the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci telling the world that the u.s. is at a historic point in the covid pandemic as you can see from this live here my own country, the united states as i'm sure. >>we'll be able to discuss a little bit more is in the middle right now even as we speak in a very serious problem fauci issued a blunt new warning during this year's international aids conference of the coronavirus crisis rages on amid ongoing

reopenings florida continues to grapple with skyrocketing daily covid numbers. >>and hospitalizations and hot zone, miami dade county the test positivity rate surpassed 33% this week we have 1800. >>people in covid patients now that's the highest by many multiples we have for almost 400 people in intensive care and we're about to hit an all-time high. years. >>despite the apparent height in florida's pandemic we look forward to seeing you soon to disneyland parks are open again this weekend amid criticism from one employee unions. aggressive testing happening in parts of texas. some regents working with the military to keep up with demand in another sign of the pandemic is tightening its grip on the lone star state, some hospitals are turning to tense and other spaces to treat the overflow of covid patients. >>prince or so space is currently have icu patients that are on medical-surgical force. honestly we really

closer monitoring you >>but those are things that we just simply do not have as far everyone is exhausted the patience here are very sick. >>california also taking steps to relieve the pressure from record covid numbers, the state's department of corrections plans to release at least 8,000 pre selected prisoners from correctional facilities across the state. the movement to allow for more social distancing behind bars as death toll to climb a troubling new report from the centers for disease control and prevention about how covid is disproportionately killing black and brown americans. the fresh cdc data showing on average those minority groups are dying from the virus at a younger age when compared to white patients. one likely factor many of them filling essential and service jobs allowing little room for social distancing or for staying at home and what we need right now in the short term or an equitable allocation of resources to

black and brown communities so targeting testing contact tracing pp e ensuring that the health care institutions and those communities are adequately resourced. >>staying fully stocked that's a big challenge for some hospitals across the country with the virus showing no signs of slowing down. >>well that was polo sandoval reporting for us this morning. >>and coming up the giants will be without buster posey for the 2020 season. we'll find out why he's decided not to play and how his fans are reacting. >>i'm morgan wright in washington coming up house democrats continue to urge

>>good morning we're back with the national news as democrats are urging the senate to take up a police reform bill that has already passed the house. >>and the senate has already failed to pass its own police reform bill washington dc correspondent morgan wright has details. >>i don't think they're going to rest until we do the right thing. rhode island congressman david says only nice as americans demanding justice for police brutality won't stop until congress passes meaning for police reform banning choke calls to making sure all officers had body cameras. given police departments, the tools they need to hold bad officers accountable since only nice as the george floyd justice and policing act already passed by the house would do just that but the senate has in touch the bill what they can't do is

try to stop the american people think they've done something about this serious problem in our country there's this idea where sometimes you just have to lee. >>connecticut congresswoman john hayes says house democrats won't give up i think the american people are not willing to accept less house democrats say they're ready to work with senate republicans but need the gop to show a willingness to compromise the first vote was a failure south carolina senator tim scott authored the senate's police reform bill he says he's working with congresswoman karen bass who authored the house bill the more she has taken a look at the bill, but the more she is. >>so just a person perhaps a half or two-thirds of a loaf might be better than a good right now we're sitting at 0. scott says he'll keep working as lawmakers on both sides remain optimistic for change reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>and most of our readings right now are the 50's in the 60's antioch at 71, but the hold tight for this afternoon is going to be a roller coaster climate has a look at

>>good morning welcome back it's 8.16 this saturday morning and we've got 60's at the coast in triple digits. inland sounds like summer in the bay area dave climate control. yeah we've got it all over the lot going on for today enjoy these cold temperatures with everybody having you know the 60's going on this morning and some 50's because we're going to looking for the couple and happening

in a big way, golden gate bridge shot little bit the way some coastal clouds kind of drifting across the sky just a little bit gives you a conversational piece if you will temperatures thus far mostly 50's and 60's 71 for any august far and again temperatures will climb very cookie will join you this morning and off into the afternoon it looks like as well. now the winds we're going to get that typical on shore wind. it's really kind of an insulation a little bit from what could be because it does provide with a little bit a marine layer, getting off of some of those portions of the east bay keep those humidity levels just elevated enough, and the winds calm enough to we're not in the fire danger, proper but still going to be fairly dry which will be showing you and then later on we'll start to get the fog back again not until probably only in the week by monday morning mature see somewhat of a build a little bit now let's look at the humidity levels again they drop off during the day today in the usual suspects and the far east bay there. but they stay at least in the 20's in the 30's are not dipping into the teens at least there's the marine layer

right at the coast you can see this so-called recovery if you want to call it that you don't see it's spilling off into the delta at all like a typically does, you know it doesn't make all of the bay area in terms of the shoreline. so the marine there's not too potent as we go forward we're not going get the cooling effects and that either there's the dry out that happens tomorrow afternoon and they're against the marine layer there we go it funny spills in the central valley, everybody started to get some relief as we get into monday them. so it's mostly sunny hot inland. got temperatures can near 100 or so going on today, then tomorrow, mostly sunny still warm us just take a little bit of the edge offered a shaming the temperatures give him a haircut that's about it got some 80's going on around the bay. then for next week some minor cooling. 90's still hanging on to portions of the inland valleys but more of those 80's to be found inland as well highs today, 68 san francisco, 78 for oakland. 88% jose but in santa clara valley we will see some 90's out

there we'll be showing you that in the 4 zone forecast and then here's some of the hot spots there any aac concord 173 valais whole by comparison sake there definitely. the natural air conditioner him play again. we have a look at your 4 zone forecast little bit later on rob. >>all right sounds good. thank you. dave will happening tomorrow the golden gate transit agency will be making changes to its services so ferry service to and from san francisco will continue to be limited and on weekdays only now bus services on routes to and from san francisco will be cut in half. the transit agency says that this will allow more buses to routes that have seen an increase in ridership in the recent weeks, golden gate transit says ridership dropped by 90% one shelter orders hit back in march and are now at 75%. i mean he says it will take at least 6 months to restore most of its service me says one major reason is the need to limit bus capacity because of social distancing requirements. another is a

shortage of drivers which was a big problem even before the pandemic many metro service is scheduled to start up again in august. >>well the giants roster is going to look a lot different this season as buster posey announced, he's opting out to sit out the 2020 season, all of this to protect the health of his twin daughters that he and his wife adopted this week. >>i just feel like in the current state and then we are right now. and these babies being is as fragile as they are for the next, you know 4 months and this ultimately wasn't that difficult a decision decision for me from a baseball standpoint, it was it's up to city and from a seemingly standpoint in your own life. i'm making the decisions protect. our children i think it it was relatively easy. >>buster posey of course one of the more prominent players to opt out of playing this season. his fans say they're disappointed but they do support his decision. >>more power to him. you know,

i mean he's putting is his family in his loved ones first and you know in this day and age. and any gain age, i mean that's really what you need to do what kind of care about these people as individuals and human beings, not just people that are out there to entertain us. >>team president farhan zaidi and manager gabe kaplan both say that they're a supporting poses decision and now they're on to the tough task of figuring out who's going to replace him. well still ahead this morning big changes coming to a sports and both at both community colleges and division one schools here in california and the bay area we'll find out how the bay area schools will be affected. >>but first we'll take a live look outside very light traffic this early saturday morning heading into

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>>welcome back everyone fall sports and community colleges in california will be delayed, but they will be allowed to begin in january mark demsky has the details. >>a whole drive all the way to the basket. >>it wasn't what they hoped for but thursday's approval by the 3 see 2 ways board of directors of a contingency plan does provide a return to intercollegiate athletics in january of 2021 rather than a cancellation of all fall sports. it's really good luck soon athletes the best

opportunity to get back on the competition and that's what was most important to us for fall sports to have been played as scheduled at the junior college level it was reliant on california being in phase 4 of its reopening by mid july, a likelihood that has diminished in recent weeks going to the spring long reports now that is a big change obviously and it's going to put a a little bit about work on the schools in the spring to manage that many sports over the course of. >>you know for 5 months i think big picture of this is a victory for community college sports. because they're going to have a season, joe davidson covers both the local high school and community college sports scenes for the sec be. >>not every athlete is a 5 star recruit and davidson believes it's those athletes who will benefit the most from the decision he's a junior that safety net for night into the still maybe somebody who's a an academic missed it or social misfit or whatever so this this decision by state

community college's resonates all the way through high school i think it's everybody pounds off the tackle its lows in for a touchdown teams could start practice in mid-january and begin competition in february all 24 sports though at the community college level we'll see a 30% reduction in their schedules. >>something that can help offset budget restraints it's going to challenge a lot of people i mean obviously there's gonna be some expenses that weren't there last year. but there's going to be hopefully be some change that will save some money maybe in travel. so hopefully it will become more manageable we get through this and get back to what we were before or not to distant future a return to sports though in january at the junior college level will only happen when it's safe to do so a decision that will be guided primarily though. >>by state and local health guidelines. i'm mark demsky. >>and the pac 12 says it will only play conference games for several sports in the fall following a similar move by the big 10 conference the pac

12 made the decision friday as covid-19 cases continue to surge across the country. it said the health and safety of its student athletes is its number one priority. so men and women soccer and women's volleyball will be affected and several starting dates for those sports will be delayed. the football opener between a usc and alabama has been canceled as well as game between cal and tcu sanford's game against byu has also been canceled. and we'll have more scheduling details of that will be announced later on this month. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news following a number of hate crimes one east bay community is taking action. how law enforcement is for the sweaty faces,

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the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. >>good morning, welcome back thanks so much for joining us this saturday morning. yes we need to head over to the weather center and say good morning to dave spahr who serving up some triple digits for some neighborhoods today day the grill is hot robin marty good morning. good morning, everybody live shot coming in from a san jose state of the media logical department checking in with blue skies there we'll be looking for plenty of 90's happening in the south bay meanwhile, right now we've got 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline mid 60's own inland. it's trying to get to the upper 6071 already can kind of mixture 50's and 60's hovering up there in the north bay for comparison sake just a little pocket here in the east bay. >>of temperatures trailing a little bit this morning don't worry. we'll make up for this

afternoon. local winds little bit of a drift on shore that will build a little bit for a breeze that best we're going to get not really much of a wind and for the breakdown for us today by high new word 8896 by 3 o'clock not the high temperature in many spots going to be giving all that in the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit robin. >>sounds good. thank you days. well following a number of hate crimes a large protests is planned in martinez this weekend. a recent incident includes white nationalists fires being found downtown and then last weekend a black lives matter street mural which had a city permit was painted over by 2 people. the martinez police department says it's not anticipating any problems but because of the expected size of the protests they will have adequate staff on hand. >>hearing a lot and angry chatter on social media were receiving calls throughout the city of people angry on both sides and so because of that we just want to be sure we have enough resources in place to keep everyone safe.

>>well the city will also shut down some of the streets starting at 10 o'clock tonight, so heads up for that. protesters are being asked to park at the waterfront park. the rally will begin at the courthouse and demonstrators will march downtown and then back to the waterfront. kron four's hosting a live town hall next week with police chiefs from all across the bay area. we will discuss the changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reforms and how officers are now working to regain the trust of their communities. you can join the conversation by submitting a video request for the police chief on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com that town hall will air next wednesday july 15 at 09:00pm. >>in the south bay milpitas police have released body camera video from an officer involved shooting that happened on june 21st.

>>police say that 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 charge that officer yelling kill me. the officer fired his weapon the suspect was hit and later died at the hospital. the stepfather was treated for his stab wounds. also in the south bay santa clara county businesses want to they want to operate under this new health order including those that are already open must complete the new online social distancing protocol form before monday's deadline. the county says that this will help ensure that necessary steps are taken to prevent the spread of covid-19 the new order also says no indoor gatherings such as indoor dining and church services will be allowed to reopen on monday. >>what we're really encouraging people to do this

spend as much time outdoors as they can performing the activities that they like to do of course following all the appropriate social distancing protocols. >>there are some exceptions to the order and those include hair and nail salons gyms and this comes after a recent increase in cases and hospitalizations because of the coronavirus. >>to the east bay now city leaders in oakland are asking you to stay away from lake merritt give the like a break they say that the area has become unsafe on weekends because of traffic in covid-19 concerns due to overcrowding to help with the problem. the city will begin enforcing parking and traffic restrictions. they include closing southbound lakeshore avenue from macarthur to hanover closing the embarcadero in both directions shutting down the lakeview library parking lot and they're turning all streets that run along lake merritt into no parking zones, the restrictions will be in place on saturdays and sundays 07:30am until 11:00pm we have

a full list on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. starting this monday, the san francisco zoo will reopen with approved safety plans the sf zoo will reopen to its members only on monday and reservations are required but will reopen to the general public starting july 15th. the zoo says it worked hard to have the park declared an outdoor museum indoor exhibits playgrounds and ride attractions will be closed. well to the east bay now oakland police are searching for a man who was using language and physically assaulted one woman. this happened in the area of west grand and broadway near the 500 block of berkeley way, a description of the man has not been given at this time, but if you see a man exhibiting these traits in the area you are asked to contact police. >>a big national story that we're following this morning president trump is handed out to get out of jail free card to his friend. roger stone

stone was convicted on 7 charges and was supposed to report to prison on tuesday. sara murray has more. >>president trump on friday night commuted the sentence of his longtime friend and political adviser roger stone started been convicted of crimes, including lying to congress in part to protect the president. he was set to report to prison next week to kick off his 3 year sentence stone was pleading publicly for the president to intervene he said reporting to prison during the pandemic was akin to a death sentence because he's 67 years old. ultimately the president did intervene on friday and years stone describing his conversation with trump. >>he said you understand i have the option i have the authority to either grant a pardon or commute your sentence. he says you should understand that a pardon would be fine with the final. and that in accepting a of a pardon you are exceptionally of accepting guilt and i would rather see you a fight this out which is why i'm commuting

her sentence. >>president trump and roger stone are insistent that stone did not get a fair shake at trial but even attorney general bill barr has said the prosecution was righteous as for democrats they are pointing to the president intervening in this case as an indication that he has no respect for the justice system sara murray cnn washington. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news raga have a warning after a coyote attacked a 2 year-old child.

>>welcome back everyone president trump says the reason for covid cases rising across the country is simple that there is more testing happening. but health experts say the reasons are different than that washington dc correspondent alexandra limon reports. >>is everybody says we have so many cases. that's because we test so many people the president's explanation for the growing number of covid-19 cases is at odds with what health experts are saying like the director of the cdc we continue to need. >>more testing in this country to confront this outbreak and data shows that the problem isn't just that the total number of covid-19 cases increase e but also that the percentage of people testing

positive is growing to the positivity rate has skyrocketed in places like florida arizona and texas and democratic texas congressman joaquin castro says that's leading to another problem in san antonio for example we only have about 11%. >>of bed capacity hospital bed capacity left in houston, it's even lower still the president and some lawmakers like california republican congressman kevin mccarthy are pushing for students to return to school the question should not be if we open schools in america. >>but how doctor anthony fauci says areas with little community spread should move forward with plans to reopen schools and businesses with safety measures in place but he warns against a one size fits all solution. i would think we need to get the states pausing. >>in their opening process looking at what did not work. well for example examining why younger americans in their 20's and 30's are driving up

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morning everybody live shot of sfo, no delays going on this morning lots of blue skies to pass around as we're seeing around the bay too. temperatures a bit sluggish though except for some of the east bay reaches here 71 for antioch 66 conquered 67 for livermore mid 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline with a mixture of 50's and 60's up to the north bay but the setup is kind of simple. we have a high park over generally speaking the 4 corner states will couple things are going on here first of all to help us really bacon the central valley we're going to feel the far east bay. but there's a little bit of a flow pattern in southern arizona of coming in from its a monsoon type pattern that may produce some higher level thunder showers going on in some of the hills in the mountains, so they have an excessive heat warning going on for this patch of real estate in the deserts of the southwest, including the dozens of southern california. but when you get a pattern like this sometimes you get some dry thunderstorms and they can spark off some fire. so they do still have some dry air around. and you get sometimes these lock the thunder showers like that high

above and you can sometimes spark off some problems so even though they make it rain not a whole lot quantitatively that may spark off some light on the lookout for but back to where we're talking about temperatures beyond 100 the central valley and of course in the desert as you can see the color is aisha near the purples pinks one '08 going on for fresno one or 2 sacramento, one '05 force for bakersfield me meanwhile along the central coast and the middle to upper 60's. the zooming in on the 4 zone forecast for you today, 68 san francisco, somewhat somewhat typical here at the coast because there being insulated by the water even on the northern end of the east bay shoreline or the bay shoreline for the peninsula, 75 burlingame but to the south that's where it starts popping into the 80's 87 palo alto 85 redwood city, san carlos 82 an 81 from mountain view. it warms warming continues down the south bay certainly upper 80's for much of this real estate here men we meanwhile, los gatos at 90 to 98 for morgan hill see start to get

further inland. temperatures pop tri valley middle to upper 90's today, east bay shoreline will stay in the lower 80's for today, 97 walnut creek 100 even 4 conquered 76 for oakland, 74 for berkeley up in the north bay, you got your chilly by comparison 73 1 one antioch with 96 fairfield 99 vacaville 87 kind of cooler for napa today's 93 for sonoma and 94 for santa rosa with 80's heading down the south in the seven-day forecast. here's how it lines up we have a slight chipping away happening on sunday other words i don't know if we're going to see the hundreds poke out. but certainly the upper 90's but you're really start feeling into next week as we settle into the lower 90's robin back to you all right, thank you days. >>well in the east bay high ot sightings and moraga come with the territory, but coyote attacks on humans are rare. yeah that's what happened recently at an east bay park police say an animal reported to be a coyote bit of 2 year-old boy on his lower leg this happened in the parking

lot near the restrooms a barrage of comments part now it's unclear what may have prompted that rare attack. the fish and wildlife department says it if it is confirmed that the animal was in fact a coyote it would be just the second coyote attack on a human this year reported in the bay area. >>happening today as coronavirus cases surge in florida, one of that state's top tourist attractions is back. disney world's reopening causing a lot of concern about the safety of visitors and workers there alike such an has more. >>a disney theme parks may be an escape to a fictional bubble, but no amount of pixie dust can wipe away thec realities of the pandemic it does feel that's a real it's a whole new world of temperature checks party separated on rides touchless payments and entry and required face masks that must loop around human years. they're also far fewer people in the parks due to

significantly reduce capacity and required advanced reservation for people wanting to going. >>i do feel a bit nervous when trying to do all the things i love and enjoy doing again also remembering to do them as safely as they possibly can wearing an n 95 mask to the parks, social distancing from other park goers. packing clorox wipes packing hand sanitizer keeping my hands clean all the different hand washing stations. >>for locals and theme park bloggers in orange county florida where covid cases are rising rapidly along with the rest of the state we feel safer at theme parks than we do. >>and any other normal store restaurant, it feel safer at the theme parks because they're putting in that extra effort he says the extra effort is more visible at disney then he seen at other theme parks that reopened in the past month. rides frequently stop so employees can sanitize them. >>plexiglass especially in tight cues and something she doesn't always see outside disney property really blew me

away. >>that everyone was was following all the rules so i definitely didn't expect that orange county officials were asked thursday if they'd seen covid cases stemming from the theme parks that are already open you know i would be lying to say that we have not seen uk's here on there. asian one of the parks. but we have not seen a no break in any of the parks that are open so far that we are aware of. >>disney's chief medical officer said in a blog post this week. we have re imagines the disney experience so we can all enjoy the magic responsibly and that includes the many restaurants and disney property like chef art smith's homecoming which has a new patio and spaced out tables, everyone wants to joy. >>on their safely. and yeah and i think >>we're doing now. >>he says people need a safe way to get a little comfort

food and magic right how we are. >>the good times and now we are tell to >>such and cnn atlanta. >>a live look outside before we go checking in on the airport sfo are to mostly sunny 60 degrees. so we have a mix of sun and clouds outside your door right now it is 58 in san francisco 56 in fremont and 58 and napa all here's a beautiful shot overlooking the city the water the bay bridge. it's going to be hot today for those of you way out there in the inland spots we are expecting triple digits so stay cool we'll be r this cheeseburger is the best!

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welcome back everyone, the fbi is warning american health care companies to be on the lookout for hacking attempts made by china. >>washington dc correspondent trevor shirley explains that national security leaders say china's trying to still its way to making a covid-19 vaccine. >>national security adviser robert o'brien agrees with this week's warning from fbi director christopher wray that china wants to steal any information it can on covid-19 wouldn't surprise me at all if i if that's what they're doing o'brien says this approach is nothing new for china. the fbi also warned about chinese hacking attempts in may the chinese have been hacking and stealing intellectual property and technology from america for the last 4050 years there are more than 400 vaccine and

therapy programs under research and development worldwide with summit major u.s. companies o'brien expects any of those could be a target for chinese hackers i have no doubt that there are chinese companies and the chinese communist party would love to hacker medical research. the fbi wants health care companies to actively scanned for unauthorized access and suspend access to any employees or users who show any kind of unusual activity but a chinese are player members of congress, including ohio senator sherrod brown have concerns beyond just protecting the country's medical research but i'm concerned about the chinese by interfering in elections later russians been successfully last time in response to the fbi director's warning a chinese embassy spokesman urged u.s. officials to quote stop cooking a political lies day after day, reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. all right, let's go ahead and get a check of the weather forecast with days

barr tells us it is going to be downright toasty well in the day it is going to be a good morning. good morning, everybody beautiful shot from berkeley though, at least we enjoy the mild temperatures in the morning hours and. >>it will picture. that's outside golden gate bridge, same view as well again keeping the blue skies going those temperatures are still in the lower 70's inland for though. we'll see mid 60's were going on for the east bay shoreline and 60's and 50's here up to the north bay now now want to jump to where the fog is where was it was like to be here today or tomorrow, this is what it looks like little bit of it. however, karl comes back by monday there we go the marine layer is coming on back that means temperatures start to fall 3rd major of the week today though forget about an 86 at high noon and 3 o'clock 96 back to ice intensive, thank you. dave coming up in the next hour on the kron 00:04am morning news. >>restaurants in alameda county can no longer offer outdoor dining. we'll have details on the new health order coming up. >>and a live report. plus thousands of california

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>>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 09:00am. >>well good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:04am morning news it's saturday july 11th, i'm robin winston, plenty of sunshine and that shot, yeah beautiful hi everybody i'm marty gonzales

and we're enjoying the shot from the embarcadero we're going to kick things off this hour with a look at the forecast and a spar heidi martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and sunshine also the golden gate forget about fog going on this morning can make out a few little coastal clouds just a little bit to make an appearance temperatures. >>lower 70's antioch now at 73 in the inland valleys meanwhile on the east bay shoreline we're mid to upper 60's, 69. for san jose and 60's now pretty much in control up in the north bay for comparison's sake we have a little bit going on around the delta that is trailing ever so bit little bit going on compared to what we had yesterday but warming up more so already around the rest of the bay hinting of what you can expect this afternoon winds we're going to get a little bit of a local when the picks up a little bit on shore but pretty much single digits to calm for right now 92 at 1 o'clock 96 by 04:00pm not even the high temperatures for some locations today will be investigating all that coming up in just a bit robin all right. thank you. dave sounds good.

>>well california continues to be a hot spot for new coronavirus cases in the u.s. on thursday, the state recorded nearly 8,000 new cases and more than 140 new reported deaths here in the bay area cases also continue to climb on friday, the state at sonoma county to the coronavirus watch list. now half of california counties are on that watch list, including 4. in other bay area counties so we have now for moran solano and contra costa. this means indoor activities like restaurants wineries bars and movie theaters will not be allowed to reopen outdoor dining and take out in these counties are still allowed. well here's a breakdown of the cases and deaths right here in the bay area check him out of your screen there over 31,000 cases and over 600 deaths and we're still seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 7400 infections. but the virus has been deadly us in santa clara county which has 166 deaths we have a full

breakdown of cases by county and city always online our website kron 4 dot com. >>we have developing news in the east bay this morning now with august just around the corner a lot of school districts are trying to figure out what they're going to do for the reopening of schools in the oakland unified school district officials are talking about reopening schools on august 10th and as kron four's gayle ong reports the first day of school will not be business as usual. >>we are starting with all students in just since learning and taking a cue from friday's news conference virtual learning is the goal for the upcoming school year parents can expect to zoom are being used for classroom, teaching and for those parents who are not experience with computers. we're estey says those parents will receive more training. uresti's director of communications johnson psaki says the district is waiting on more than 20,000 chromebooks that will be distributed to students who need the device district officials say the distance learning lasting a

month in order to ensure school sites are well prepared. >>2 women won't implement or covid-19 safety plans and stabs able to attend training in both safety and instruction and orange or in students and families to quote subsequent phases of blended learning the proposal for full-time in person learning includes masks a part-time schedule for students so staff can thoroughly disinfect the schools for those parents opting for distance learning try to work out exactly how we're going to go facilitate. >>her parents getting back to work. >>waiting need to so that's something that's going to continue to develop as we go forward next month, parents and teachers will be able to weigh in at a virtual town hall meeting on monday. >>in oakland gayle ong kron 4 >>also in the east bay, the west contra costa unified school district says it will continue to educate students exclusively online when those classes resume on august 17th. kron four's terisa stasio talks with a district spokesperson, marcus walton about that plan and the

possibility of letting students eventually come back to campus. if conditions improve. >>distance learning in the fall for all families all family should expect that and as we're able get staff and make sure that the schools, the fiscal buildings are safe and environment we will start bring students back in small to get the support they to continue their learning in the fall. >>okay, so marcus so. >>those students identified as having the greatest needs they come back first and then it's phased in. >>that's that's the plan. yes for instance students we can connect with their couldn't get could not to engage during the distance learning that took place in the spring. they would be among some of the first students we try to bring back 4 in person supports. >>well the district says that internet and broadband access was a huge issues students face during distance learning. last school year district says

it's now working with community groups to buy internet hot spots for its students. >>the rapid spread of the deadly coronavirus and mounting pressure to protect california inmates from covid-19 is prompting governor newsome to release thousands of inmates. kron four's dan kerman reports. >>more than 2300 current state prison inmates are positive with covid-19 more than half of those are at san quentin with more than 30 inmate deaths statewide so far the governor is speeding up the state's early release program to thin out the prison population and slow the spread. under a new plan 8,000 inmates could be eligible for release by the end of august with 4800 of those eligible before the end of this month. and prison officials say none of those prisoners are violent or serious offenders this crisis requires bold urgent action to bring down the numbers proponents of criminal justice reform are hailing the

decision. >>but not so victims rights advocates we definitely are concern for public safety christine mortis with california's crime victims alliance. we certainly don't want people getting sick. we certainly don't want people dying, but we also need to make sure that our communities are safe and that everybody coming out into the community into society. >>has the support in order to succeed people have support systems and for those that don't there is a real plus community-based organization ecosystem in california jay jordan with californians for safety and justice says. >>families and support systems are in place. but criminal justice reformers just worry this isn't happening. fast enough to save the lives of those behind bars. >>buyers are on the line and people are crying out. >>state prison officials say the only serious or violent offenders that could be released early are those with high-risk medical conditions and those will be looked at on a case by case basis. dan kerman kron 4 news.

>>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news following a number of hate crimes one east bay community is taking action. how law enforcement is making sure everyone stay safe. plus a one bay area man has survived his battle with covid-19 after spending more than 100 days in the hospital, hear his incredible story of survival coming up after the break. as cases are rising in some areas, millions of people are still when the benefits which one out at the end of the month. i'm joe khaleel here in washington, what lawmakers are doing to try to extend those benefits to americans who need them. and we'll leave you with a lovely shot of the golden gate bridge. we have plenty of sunshine and just a beautiful day on top for the bay area if you want specifics for your neighborhood you have to

>>good morning, welcome back when congress passed its first major stimulus package earlier this year and provide extended unemployment benefits. well now those are set to run out joe khaleel reports it's really not clear just yet if congress will be extending those benefits. >>while millions of americans are still out of work the additional unemployment benefits they're getting providing an economic lifeline for many are set to expire if unemployment insurance uncertainty. it's devastating house. speaker nancy pelosi

says congress must extend the extra weekly $600 unemployment benefit beyond july 31st, but she says it should be part of a stimulus package that includes money for hospitals testing and local governments they really are all connected they are all of one piece we do not have a handle on this democrat brian higgins says given the recent rise in covid cases congress needs to help americans stay home without losing income to long you're still with us. >>we will need to provide disaster. relief. speaker pelosi says all of this is in the heroes at the 3 trillion dollar stimulus package. the house passed in may. but republican leaders say as is the bill won't pass the senate i think it would be better to do one package all together and in that package house gop leader kevin mccarthy says congress should not extend the $600 unemployment benefit if somebody is off work from covid should they make more money than when they were working. >>because remember that money is not free mccarthy says the unemployment bonus discourages

people from working there are a number of businesses that have called people back in this i'd rather stay off. mccarthy is confident both parties will have a negotiated stimulus package before august in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and checking the area temperatures right now we saw some green in and around the immediate bay and for the peninsula but already warming up to some lower 70's inland. there's more to come. yeah we'll be checking into your

>>good morning, welcome back let's go ahead get a check of the weather forecast for the weekend from dave spahr hide a hey good morning morning, good morning everybody live shot coming in from u c berkeley, nice blue skies behind us east bay shoreline all about those temperatures inland. already into the lower 70's 73 for any aac somebody won for concord we've graduated to the 60's in the north bay with the east bay shoreline mid to upper 60's. 69 at this hour for san jose. as far as the winds will get a little bit of an onshore wind that's being driven locally because the heating happening inland, but it does provide a little shielding for us in terms of these lofty temperatures happening that would be a little higher if it wasn't for this element. and it does throw a little bit of moisture our way just enough to keep us out of the zone danger and also the winds won't be that active either this afternoon or repeat. tomorrow again as we get that daytime heating let's go and check out humidity levels as we drop off today the really dry air is contained pretty much in the sacramento valley

little bit but we drop off to the 20's in the 30's this afternoon which remember we have higher temperatures going on today so relative humidity level numbers would be normally lower said shows we have a decent amount of moisture in the air for a dry summer day. this is what happens by sunday morning the so-called recovery a little bit of green makes its way on the east bay shoreline in the peninsula but not much more typically the spills in the delta. then in the afternoon a drops off a bit. but look what happens monday morning finally nice recovery there will probably see some fog and around the bay to greet on monday morning so for today, it's mostly sunny hot happening inland, how 100 plus to be found. now tomorrow we kind of get a haircut we shave away a little bit. as we'll see a lot more 90's work and there may be some 80's encroaching and then for the week ahead. bottom drops out as temperatures fall well to the 90's and they'll be scratching in the lower 90's for ultimate highs by that 0.68 san francisco, 88 san jose but some areas in the south bay making into the 90's

76 meanwhile for open it looks like. ron around the greater real estate there we have it pretty toasty up there to concord 100 plus 73 looks nice. 94% of roseanne 87 for napa coming up a little bit we'll go to be checking into that 4 zone forecast and your extended robin, thank you day for looking forward to that sunshine. >>well happening tomorrow, the golden gate transit agency will be making changes to its services ferry service to and from san francisco. we'll continue to be limited and on weekdays only bus service on routes to and from san francisco will be cut in half. the transit agency says so this will allow more buses to routes that have seen an increase in ridership in recent weeks, golden gate transit says that ridership dropped by 90% one shelter orders hit back in march and are now at 75%. muni says it will take at least 6 months to restore most of its service, nice as that one major reason is the need to limit bus

capacity because of social distancing requirements. another is a shortage of drivers which was a big problem even before the pandemic many metro service is scheduled to start up again in august. >>the giants roster will have a big hole behind the plate this season is buster posey decided to sit out the 2020 season to protect the health of his twin daughters that he and his wife adopted just this week. >>just feel like in the current state and then we are right now. and these babies being is as fragile as they are for the next, you know 4 months and this ultimately wasn't that difficult a decision decision for me from a baseball standpoint, it was it's up to city and from a seemingly standpoint in your own life. i'm making the decisions protect. our children i think it it was relatively easy. >>well buster of course, one of the more prominent players to opt out for the season kron four's maureen kelly talked

giants fans who say that they're disappointed but they support his decision. >>more power to him. you know, i mean he's putting is his family in his loved ones first and you know in this day and age. and any gain age, i mean that's really what you need to do. >>watsonville resident rob spore leader says he has family trying to make it up to oracle park 4 games at least once a month during the season. he says as much as he'd like to watch buster play ball. he cannot argue with the stars concerns for the health of his newly adopted twin daughters who are born premature 16 game season and give other players an opportunity. >>which will make sure the season even more interest and i that it happened in 60 games. what kind of care about these people as individuals and human beings, not just people that are out there to entertain us songwriter, a newspaper columnist noah griffin has sung the national anthem from the pitcher's mound at giants games. he says posey brings maturity and

experience the clubhouse he expects that will continue from a distance the season, so you need older. >>to the older players. >>younger players and these are the roads this is what you don't make this mistake over here. so you'll still be that. i wrote play that role for the team behind the scenes is not be enough to play that role. yeah, i'm sure that he will because he's team guy and certainly the last best are huge. >>stephanie hibbert was a season ticket holder until she moved up to sacramento. she 2 respects posey's decision the wonders about the ripple effect could have not just on the giants. >>the sports i'm still that this isn't going to happen. i mean i think everything's changing so rapidly that. >>inflexible and adapted into each day's news is kind of what's required out all the fans i spoke to say they look forward to buster posey back in a giants uniform. the 20, 21 season. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and team president farhan

zaidi and manager gabe kepler say they both support busters decision and now they have the tough task of trying to figure out his replacement. >>well in national news president trump has handed out to get out of jail free card to his friend roger stone, the president is commuting stones 40 month sentence, he was convicted on 7 charges and was supposed to report to prison tuesday now he will not stone talk to reporters shortly after receiving the news. >>a few minutes ago i had a very gracious call from president united states. they told me that he had decided to use. his extraordinary of pregnancy to continue my sentence what he called a for commutation of my friends. we actually have not seen the papers but under the terms of a commutation i can now for sale. the 2 appeals that i have filed my connections. >>stone also called the

process a quote horrific ordeal stone's conviction still stands despite the move by the president stone has been found guilty of lying to congress witness tampering and obstruction. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the covid-19 pandemic has created a coin shortage in california. and it's causing some businesses thousands of they say at a certain age you just stop caring.

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thanks for joining us this morning, you know there's another shortage that we can blame the crew a kroger coronavirus pandemic for is not hand soap toilet paper. >>but coins really want the pandemic has led to a coin shortage all across the country and it's having an impact on businesses right here in california, doug johnson explains. >>everyone has that joran their dress or just filled with it seems to many have just been sitting there we've been losing a lot of corners a ever since covid-19 started now every business from washing your clothes. >>washing your car. >>buying a soda and a vending machine. they're all competing to get put little change land it's harder to get quarters now. we have to go to the bank we have to order him from okay owns for laundry mats in woodland winners of vacaville enrichment he says getting the

change in use machines cost him money, the most banks start to the game and we have ordered we can't just walk into a bank in order to $1000 for the quarter i got a call them several days ahead. >>i move that probably $1500 to $1000. per week and some of my story. >>other businesses are also searching for loose change. >>the signs of started to pop up at any know restaurants all over california, asking for payments with exact change or credit cards. >>the case as the shortage has some businesses coming that he's changing sheens soon we coins from his customers they're coming in putting 2 or $300 reporters. the bill that might change or take a knockout so that hurts me as a as a business person that my customers need the corner to start the machines, no reserve points to the covid-19 closure so many retail shops and other businesses as the main cause of the shortage that has it setting up a u.s. koin task force proofpoint circulations. >>during the pandemic.

>>everybody's in the >>who knew her well as doug johnson reporting for us this morning. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news police in moraga have a warning after a coyote attacked a 2 year-old child. and a look outside before we go we have been lovely shot of the bay bridge and the traffic here on 80 west from oakland to san francisco which is nice and light my the way sir for coming in for fun you coming in for work, it's going to be wide open and the weather not so bad to triple digits on tap for the warmest inland spots, we'll have ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪

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you may pay as little as $25 for a 1-month or 3-month prescription. ask your health care provider today about once-weekly ozempic®. >>good morning, welcome back thanks for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news, yes, thanks for staying with us it's time to get an update on the forecast and i think you'll like it because it includes lots of sunshine a day oh yeah, it does you good morning marty and robin good morning, everybody and temperatures will be flying away into the afternoon live shot coming in from san jose state of the media logical department noting the blue skies the we have temperatures now we're already in the lower 70's in those inland valleys, it looks like east bay shoreline checks into mid to upper 60's own to have some 80's this afternoon for highs, 69 to san jose peninsula still in the green if you will with 57 half moon bay want to escape the heat, 60's and 70's meanwhile, traversing across the north bay we are warmer over most the real estate now at this hour now except for the delta that is trailing don't worry, they'll catch up

this afternoon. the winds pretty much calm single digits and so forth will get our typical on shore wind just a bit. it will give us a little bit of humidity in the atmosphere just a touch keep us out of the fire danger zone. live shot from told great bridge toll plaza 92 at 1 o'clock at fort 96. although somer's will make it up to 100 today marty. all right dave thanks a lot of us go to the east bay this morning restaurants in alameda county can no longer offer outdoor dining. >>only drive through and pick up will be allowed. kron four's reyna harvey live in alameda county. she has all the details on this new health order. >>the morning the morning and i'm actually joined right now with a very special guest right now alameda mayor ashcroft. she took some time off of her saturday to come and give us these updates as they just came down last night. so mayor we know we've got these updates tell us a little bit about this new order what businesses need to know. >>absolutely and you know this

is an order that just came down late last night i was there heading to bed around 11 o'clock at night and i always glance at the e-mail on my for my city phone to see if there's anything i can know and just before 11 we got a notice from the county public health department telling us that the state has now rescinded the order that allowed restaurants to do outdoor dining just like that so starting today no more outdoor dining until further notice and again this is an order that's coming from the state. the state is working hard to lower alarmingly increasing covid-19 numbers an alameda county is one of those counties where we haven't been able to get our numbers under control. so they're just pulling back on some things we just recently started allowing our businesses to do. >>now mayor you guys just started striking down the street over there on park

street here in alameda. now as for businesses to be able to do outdoor dining what does that mean for people now. >>well, what it means is i think it was a brilliant strategy very well thought out and planned with our our city engineer and our planning building and transportation departments working together. they knew from video cam that we had of the on the street that was just looking into the timing of signal lights that there wasn't enough traffic on the bill traffic that required 4 lanes of of traffic and that often times people drive faster. so the restraint being reduced our lanes to 2 and then allowed us to we strive as you noted to put up bollards and they'll be planned. here's another dividers to give restaurants and businesses space to expand out to this space. i immediately adjacent to the curve now we've hit this little bump in the road and

we've got to bring those tables and chairs back in from outdoor dining bad as soon as we get this number these covid numbers under control. the city of alameda will be ready for businesses to to open up again for outdoor dining so we did the work now. well traffic is lighter and that crews could be out there in the street not disrupt to match and by the way we left all the best officer ac transit alone. they are right where they always have been and we'll continue to be but we're ready and we've got the you know the outdoor expanded space as soon as we can open up fully again but i do want people to know i want you just work your local businesses. so restaurants are still open for takeout and delivery please do that support your local businesses on our retailers are open. i do believe you can still go into retail stores but you may limit the number of customers you can come in at a time. that yes we want want to be ready to continue and continue to support our local businesses.

>>air this morning i spoke to some businesses out here in alameda. a lot of them this hearten because they were getting ready and they said they had no idea we know this order came down late last night. so will they be getting in trouble if they're still doing outdoor dining today, what is your message to them. >>no we are very careful to educate first and enforced only when the education efforts have not work in so they didn't get information any sooner than i did and probably for the most part it would recommend you don't check your phone before you go to bed, but i think i feel i have to but anyway today i know that our city a public information officer and economic development department have been in touch with chamber of commerce and other business associations to help them. i get the message out to their businesses i believe people will be going down the street talking to this is individually and i fully expect our businesses to comply just the way they have

up until now i i am very proud of only to businesses and they really have done everything we've asked them to do and they have struggled greatly and in there employees have suffered as just as they have so we want to we want to support them in the best way i could just make a little plug to support your local businesses besides bringing them your business is do what i'm doing wear your mask or whenever you leave your house. >>you put your mask on over your nose and your mouth please it doesn't help to cover one but not the other because this is the way i protect you if i happen to have covid and i don't know about it because they don't have symptoms and when you do the same thing you're protecting me and anyone else. >>you come in contact with scientifically this is the most effective way we have reducing the spread of covid-19. so help your business is help other people hubbard county get back into the numbers. the low covid

numbers so we can open up again. >>lively now mayor ashcraft joining us this morning. thank you so much for that now again this order is in place for right now still no word on when that order is going to be out of the fact but right now no outdoor dining businesses can still kick up and you can also have it delivered to you as well and again the message is just trying to keep everyone safe. here you hear that coming straight from city officials marty. >>all right reena thanks a lot for that report and that live interview with the mayor. >>following a number of hate crimes a large protest is planned in martinez this weekend. a recent incident includes white nationalists flyers being found downtown and then last weekend a black lives matter street mural which had a city permit was painted over by 2 people, the martinez police department says it is not anticipating any problems but because of the expected size of the protests they will have

adequate staff on hand hearing a lot of. >>and angry chatter on social media were receiving calls throughout the city of people angry on both sides and so because of that we just want to be sure we have enough resources in place to keep everyone safe. the city will also shut down some streets beginning at 10 o'clock tonight so be prepared for that. >>protesters are being asked to park at the waterfront park. the rally will begin at the courthouse and then demonstrators will march downtown and then back to the waterfront. kron 4 is hosting a live town hall next week with police chiefs from all across the bay area we'll discuss the changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reforms and also how officers are working to regain the trust of their communities so you can join the conversation by submitting a video question for the police chief on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. the town hall will air next wednesday july 15th at

09:00pm. >>now to the south bay this morning. milpitas 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 had stabbed his father. police say the 19 year-old who was holding a not large knife charged at an officer yelling kill me. the officer fired his weapon the suspect was hit and later died at the hospital. the stepfather was treated for a stab wounds. in the north and nursing home is expecting experiencing a coronavirus outbreak that those ready is a claimed the lives of some patients there. joining us with more on that we want to go to kron 4 sanaz tahernia with all the information on that from the newsroom to us. >>good morning. marty it's a

sad story for sure the coronavirus outbreak was reported sandra fell nursing home called moran post a queue now according to a spokesperson. the outbreak has killed 5 of patients, meanwhile, 46 patients at the home have tested positive as well as 13 staff members, the staff members who tested positive are currently off work and are isolating at home. now the home is having all staff and residents who have not already tested positive start getting tested every single week patient information will not be released due to privacy concerns and this is a developing story, we'll bring you the latest as we learn more information party. >>all right, thanks a lot for that live report from the news of robin. >>a bay area man and his family are celebrating a covid victory after fearing the coronavirus would take his life. a south a father is finally back home check out this video of tom, but it's the area's rolling out right there with his hands up he left the hospital friday. his daughter jenny tells us that he lost 50 pounds he had multiple organ failures. but

say he spent a 110 days in the hospital 93 of those days in icu in 87 days on a ventilator jenny says one day the hospital even called for her mom to go and say goodbye. but that did not stop her father from fighting. >>there we were told multiple times that he wasn't gonna make it and and he did his heart rate was 30 and she went in and she talked to him and she touched him and his heart rate shot up. so he left that night and then he let the next 10 minutes. i think that we all truly thank from the bottom of my heart that she. >>well he's a fighter indeed any says her dad is an eternity and believes that he got sick after being exposed to someone in court for now her dad is just looking forward to continuing his recovery and regaining his strength we're happy to see him out and doing better. well to the east bay now coyote sightings in morocco come with the territory right but coyote

attacks on humans that's rare yet that's what happened recently at an east bay park police say that an animal reported to be a coyote then a 2 year-old boy on his lower legs happened in the parking lot near the restrooms a barrage of comments park. now it's unclear what might have prompted that rare attack, the fish and wildlife department says if it is confirmed that the animal was in fact a coyote it would be just the second coyote attack on a human this year reported in the bay area. the child is ok the child was treated at a hospital and then released. >>coming up today as we see temperatures in the 90's and 100 plus in the inland valleys, second a valid one oh meanwhile on the east bay shoreline the lower 80's will narrow this down for years 4 zone forecast on

>>welcome back everyone the time 9.45 and happy saturday to you maybe you'll be happier when you find out what the weather is going to be light, let's check in with dave spahr heyday. >>a good morning robin good morning, everybody sfo looking pretty good this morning. no delays at all blue skies all over the place temperatures now we're in the lower 70's in the far east bay elsewhere got the 60's going on, but in most cases, he's our head of what we were this time from yesterday got the green still hanging on around the perimeter of the base 69 meanwhile for san jose. so what's going on obviously none of those uh high pressure anchored kind of in the 4 corner states though that provides a little bit of the western monsoon for places

like southern arizona, not to be very potent there are gonna get a lot quantitatively with this simple thing to watch out for flash flooding. but because these will be thunder showers. they have the possibility some time to these high level and they'll be occurring in the mountains. these high level thunder showers that are somewhat dry they can spark off potentially some fires. what we deal with in the back side of all of this is that moisture doesn't make it up here. so we're dealing with the hot temperatures central valley going to be bacon going on today as well as the southern california deserts, but even portions of the bay area today for highs one '08 for fresno one of 6 bakersfield, one '02, 1, on for sacramento. donna southern california along the coast, least 87 san diego great beach day 78 for l a x and 68. for san francisco. now the numbers on balance or not too for san francisco for example, 68 and at the coast we're looking at mid 60's with all of that sure bay side of the peninsula northern in 60's and 70's mixture, but it's to

the south it starts to really pick up we've got the middle to upper 80's down south near palo alto to 87 85 for redwood city 81 from mountain view. then you get to the south bay, upper 80's, but morgan hill pops at 98. so suze you really start getting inland. those numbers really start racing 89 for milpitas east bay shoreline lower 80's going on for the southern end meanwhile tri valley mid to upper 90's it looks like for highs today, 97 for walnut creek 104 conquered, and the east bay shoreline to the north we start to drop off if you will to 7074 for berkeley, richmond at 76 and jumping up here the north bay 96 for fairfield 99 for back at all 73 for vallejo natural air conditioning effect 87 for napa and 94 for santa rosa would 80's heading down south. now in our 7 day forecast, there's a slight change tomorrow will probably seen the numbers not as lofty and thus far east bay reaches and then dropping majorly down

to the lower 90's as we head on to the ballot next week marty all right dave thanks a lot. >>gloria developing news out of san francisco this morning an investigation underway following this apartment fire that happened friday evening in pacific heights. you can really see the flames going there. it was at washington street and franklin, 4 buildings were affected, but fortunately, no injuries reported. >>now to the south bay with the crews fire has been burning east of gilroy since last sunday, it's now 93% contained. so far that fire has burned more than 5500 acres. firefighters expect to have it fully contained by thursday all evacuation orders have been lifted now on the road closures removed as well the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. >>this coronavirus cases surge in florida disney world will reopen today, it's causing a lot of concern about the safety of visitors and workers there. cnn's brian todd has that story. the magic is back.

>>for better or worse. >>we look forward to seeing you soon at walt disney world resort disney world in orlando is reopening its theme parks to the public this weekend after opening them just to annual pass holders earlier this week. one guest said he loves at that the crowds are smaller so far. >>so it's it's a different feel if you definitely are see airports around. i was not than the traditional way on its website disney says it's quote re imagine the disney experience so we can all enjoy the magic responsibly but already medical experts are warning the disney world reopening in the middle of a state that's now one of the worst epicenters of coronavirus is inviting catastrophe who doesn't want to be at the happiest place on earth. >>at a time we're all stressed out in could use some fun. the problem is. disney world is going to be the happiest place on earth for the coronavirus on its website and promotional

videos disney is hammering home all the steps it's taking to ensure the safety of guests and employees who it calls cast members prior to entering guests will undergo a temperature screening, no touch thermometers and disney says it won't admit anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees fahrenheit or above disney is reducing capacity, letting fewer people into the parks. >>it's enforcing physical distancing on rides in lines and dining areas. hand sanitizer and washing stations are everywhere surfaces in the parks and hotels will be constantly disinfected and everyone above the age of 2 has to wear a face mask. the head of the union representing 43,000 disney employees says disney has to get this right in ensuring the safety of workers we expected disney will continue to take the recommendations of the cdc, the recommendations of local ordinances and matt hollis believes disney has done that so far. >>but another union representing disney performers says this does not properly testing their performers calls

it shameful. disney says that union rejected its safety protocols and broke off negotiations. >>experts say disney is counting on guest to be disciplined with mask-wearing and distancing never a certainty and there are other worries. >>it's not clear to me that in all of these inside rides that they've taken the measures for ventilation and air filtration that are needed to keep these indoor spaces safe when you have these indoor spaces you have a lot of people in a given on a given right you have people screaming on that ride, it's just a recipe for disaster. >>and medical experts don't believe a tactic that park owners in japan or using would work at disney world. the wall street journal reports park executives in japan are asking customers not to scream out loud on rides for fear of transmitting droplets but to quote scream inside your heart. >>how do you do that. no screaming on the right so it's crazy that was brian todd reporting. there's also concern about public health

officials that theme parks like disney world could become a seed for outbreaks and other places epidemiologists are concerned that tourists could contract covid-19 there and just spread the virus. >>let's go ahead and bring it back home to the bay area take outside at sfo this morning, clear skies and no delays good

morning, welcome back here's a great idea for lunch it's happening in the north bay

them are in county fair may be canceled this year. >>but you can still get some tasty fare food this weekend you can do it from the safety of your car. you can pick up corn dogs cotton, candy carmel apple's churros those funnel cakes kettle corn and so much more. in order to do it all you have do is line up your car in the avenue of the flags outside the fairgrounds in sandra fell then they'll direct you onto the fairgrounds where vendors will take your order. you can find the menu on run counties fair instagram and facebook page the fairgrounds will be open for dine-in this weekend and next weekend as well from 11 in the morning until 8 o'clock at night there you go robin marty i life to deep fried twinkies to go fleas. that's my favorite what happening today, 7.11 is shaking things up for its annual 7.11 day celebrations so locations i usually give out free slurpees right. >>making july 11th, the busiest day of the year for the chain, but of course given the coronavirus the retailer says it will donate 1 million meals to feeding america

instead now that being said it's still giving out those free slurpees but just not all in one day app users can collect on the offer any time in july. >>okc won a funnel cake and a slurpee chasers what you're saying feel like i'm already getting sick yeah. here this morning, but they never stop the coverage of kronon let's check in with kron four's so as the hernia and find out what they're working on ice and as i might i think i'll take a fried twinkie as well, coronavirus numbers here in the u.s. which is very sad. >>we'll take a closer look at the numbers here in the bay area plus alameda county just the banned outdoor dining at restaurants. we'll have more on that in just a few minutes so be sure to download the kron on app for free. stay alive with us all day long party all right, thanks a lot. let's go ahead and check out one last time the 7 day forecast we're looking at highs today in the mid 90's inland, but look at the coast 60's all across the board. >>and pretty much the same for

right around the bay is going to be where you want to be mid 70's for the next several days. but again it's going to be extra inland plenty water and sunscreen as you head outdoors. >>well that does it for us and the kron 4 news weekend for the saturday morning we'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 7 have a fantastic weekend see you tomorrow about. - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation

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