i know you're keeping a special close eye on the fruitvale district. tell us about the percentages testing positive compared to the broader population. >> we started testing at the end of february. we just tested 10,000 people, and what we're seeing is that for our patients, 30% of them have been testing positive. that's really, really big. and for the community at large, it's 15%. now, over the last couple of weeks, we started to see those numbers decline, and so we're very ploeased with that. but because of the high numbers that we were seeing, we organized with a number of our sister organizations, a number of the nonprofits in the fruitvale, a big event with ucsf to test as many people as we could over a two-day period. and so we wanted to get a sense of, you know, what -- how big is the problem here? and so, week and a half ago, we did that and we tested 1,272 1,2 folks. that was entire families, children, mom and dad, grandpa and grandma, so we're really happy with the turnout. >> that's fantastic. and you know, we've read before that some of the

some senators think about this latest attempt and covid is spreading at a high level in oakland's fruitvale district. we learned live one doctor says the test results. they're quite alarming. plus a major covid-19 outbreak gilroy nursing >>a dozen deaths are reported in a skilled nursing facility in gilroy other residents and staff are testing positive for the coronavirus the deaths are related to a widely accepted practice of accepting coronavirus patients from hospitals. >>i forgot fladeboe brings us up to speed on the story. he's live and gilroy with the latest from. >>well that's right grant overall covid infection numbers continue to trend down in santa clara county what's been happening here in gilroy recent months is further evidence skilled nursing facilities like the one behind me here continue to be hotbeds for the spread of covid-19. here's more. >>health care and rehabilitation center has confirmed that 12 residents have died from covid-19 another 75 residents have tested positive. the facility has been caring for covid positive patients transferred from hospitals, according to

so this year is the 25th anniversary of the festival in fruitvale.obviously cannot gather in person. so instead we are moving our feliz virtual. festival virtual. you can purchase the items on- line, and we invite you to participate. not just for yourself, but also to support the local businesses. >> thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. >>> well, bay area weather, been talking so much about the red flag fire warnings, the heat advisories. this week a completely different pattern. cooler temperatures, and we are talking about some rainfall as we head toward the region. in fact, we're taking a look right now and going ahead a few days here, but as you can see as we med into later in the week, but especially by friday into saturday, we could be talking about those rain chances here in the bay area. a slight chance of a shower on friday, and then saturday, could be talking about some showers here. not the biggest deal, but more than a few sprinkles. you can see rainfall expectations about a tenth of an inch to to

antibody positive prevalent was found to be 9.8% of people who live in work in the fruitvale.mber increased to 11.9% among latino adults and children and also among guatemalan immigrants, it was 26.8%. >> covid-19 is teaching us hard lessons. we must learn. and i want to say how grateful i am to be part of a governmental ecosystem that cares about these disparities, that will fight against these disparities. that are going to continue to dig for the actual truth to understand these disparities, so that we can abolish them. >> according to mayor schaaf and the researchers involved, he test findings revealed the need for more testing, financial relief, and house league sources, especially for those who are most at risk. joining us now to talk more about this study is dr. fernandez from ucsf. you took part in this study, doctor. we appreciate you coming on to discuss the results here. let's start with the why here. what are the factors, you think, that are leading to these high test positivity rates and the high rates of antibodies in folks who live in the fruitvale neighborhood?

the bay area is doing better vicki with the pandemic right but that's not the case in oakland's fruitvale fish know that is according to a doctor from ucsf who. >>conducted a study of people who live in and work in that area kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>the results are in from a 2 day covid-19 testing event focusing on the latin x community in oakland's fruitvale district nearly 1200 adults in around 150 children participated in the study ucsf doctor alicia fernandez we found that the overall pcr prevalence was about 3%. >>the pci prevalence among prove those mayan community members was even more alarming immigrants mayans. >>specifically had an even higher rate of pcr prevalence 8% by comparison on latinos who participated in the food, the study tested below as pcr rate of 0.5% we also find the people who are pcr positive are less likely to have health insurance oakland city leaders say they are thankful for the study and plan to use the results to help the latin x community in their fight against covid-19 we have been to every business here on international to make sure th

>>a news conference monday outside the fruitvale bart station grant's family said well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle who fired the shot into grants back that killed him. >>it was peroni the created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and her own e the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then now with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask are they. 3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just as warm as a lee was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >>after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>as long as legislators fail. and don't know the bell. the they have to help get just as well at school. will be out here every single year. going to get just as oscars murder. >>the tail end of that news conference the family announced that they just received an email from the d a saying that she had agre

and the usual construction on the southbound limits leaving downtown oakland between 9, 8 again fruitvale it's still wrapping up so you may want to take 5 of the east to avoid the backup on the nimitz will check more freeways coming up back to you thanks robin. >>5.19 is the time big story here this morning around the bay area scott peterson may soon make a new appearance in court. 17 years now after being convicted of killing his wife and son. >>the california supreme court ruled there could have been juror misconduct and that's cause for a possible retrial kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >>she was quite a flamboyant jurors. >>legal analysts paula canny diving into the details on the california supreme court's bombshell decision to grant a hearing in the scott peterson murder trial. the decision focuses on possible juror misconduct, former jury member rachelle nease was pregnant at the time of the peterson trial and involved in a contentious court case her boyfriend's ex had threatened her. >>the process was they had to fill out your question years and one of the questions in t

here we see the seed as it's unfolding in the fruitvale district. a man who is armed is inside one of the stores here in this shopping center believed to be inside the shoe store. he's wanted for a double homicide and police have confirmed to us, that the man is holding one person hostage inside. we have a crew at the scene, you can see a number of police vehicles around. i am assuming that police are in some sort of communication inside and we're working to get some more information on that. we have oakland police officer on the line now to give us more information. are you with us officer watson. >> i am, thank you. >> all right, thanks for bringing us, and i know you told us to stay away from this. high street, not far from international boulevard. tell us what's happening at the scene. >> reporter: well, currently, throughout this morning, it started at 11:15 this morning, our tactical team along with our tactical negotiations team has been out here. we have had communication on and off with the armed gunman, the number 1 focus is the release of

the east bay this morning covid-19 is spreading at a high level in oakland's fruitvale district that'sa doctor from ucsf who studied people who live and work in that area kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >>the results are in from a 2 day covid-19 testing event focusing on the latin x community in oakland's fruitvale district nearly 1200 adults in around 150 children participated in the study ucsf doctor alicia fernandez we found that the overall pcr prevalence was about 3%. >>the pci prevalence among prove those mayan community members was even more alarming immigrants mayans. >>specifically had an even higher rate of pcr prevalence 8% by comparison on latinos who participated in the food, the study tested below as pcr rate of 0.5% we also find the people who are pcr positive are less likely to have health insurance they are also in some cases less likely to follow covid-19 health and safety guidelines says oakland city councilmember noel when you go to the flea market here in oakland, it is packed. >>it is packed saturday and sunday on coliseum way and 50th avenue you cannot drive

. >>> today, the family of oscar grant will meet at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station to demand alameda county's district attorney reopen his case. the 22-year- old was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer on new year's day in 2009. it was one of the first police shootings to be recorded on a cell phone. the officer shot grant in the back on the platform while he was being pinned down by another officer. he said he mistakenly grabbed his gun instead of his tase. e f involuntary manslaughter. the verdict sparked days of protests and riots in oakland. grant's family is planning to hold a news conference today and we will bring that to you live. >>> san francisco police are asking the public for help finding a missing young woman. 19-year-old sydney west has not been in contact with family or friends since last wednesday. she is a student at uc berkeley. sydney was last seen near chrissy field. family says she is 5'10", weighs 130 pounds. she may be carrying a black backpack. >>> one weekend reopening had a line out the door. >> why the thirst for art and culture h

they're having some equipment problems between macarthur and fruitvale in oakland, this is causing delays up to 30 minutes right now on berryessa line heading to dublin pleasanton and berryessa so service has stopped on barred between macarthur and fruitvale in oakland we'll stay on top of it and have more details coming up in just a bit back to you. >>all right, thank you very much robin will a lot of las vegas hotels are offering rooms in some cases for as little as $20 a night trying to entice people to come back but as vanessa murphy shows us it's not necessarily attracting the kind of people they were hoping for. >>we are seeing an increase in crime or the presence of crime or perception of crime or las vegas boulevard to europe to strip. but i think part of that might be lowering the raise. tied because we're going to showing up we're more interested creating chaos versus entertaining themselves are enjoying themselves. that was sheriff joe lombardo talking to 8 news now on august 26 metro police say that month they started seeing a spike in violent crime on the las vegas strip and

from ucsf revealed the results of recent covid-19 testing in the largely latino community of the fruitvale district. 1100 people received a nasal swab tests during a two-day event. the results found antibody positive prevalence was found to be 9.8% among people who live and work in fruitvale. the number increased to 11.9% among latinx adults and children. among guatemalan immigrants, the rate was 26.8%. >> covid-19 is teaching us hard lessons. we must learn. and i want to say how grateful i am to be part of a governmental ecosystem that cares about the disparities. that will fight against the disparities. that will continue to dig for the actual truth to understand the disparities. so that we can abolish them. >> according to the mayor and the researchers, the test findings revealed the need for more testing, financial relief and housing resources, especially for those most at risk. >>> san mateo county's vesting have $1 million and a task force me to help distances, in compliance with health orders. the unit plans to visit businesses on monday. >> reporter: pacifica beach yoga in san mate

. >>> the family of oscar grant will meet at fruitvale bart station tomorrow to demand alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley reopen the murder case. the fruitvale station is where the 22-year-old grant was killed by a bart police officer on new year's day in 2009. it was one of the first police shootings to be recorded on a cell phone. officer johannes mezzerly shot him. he was later charged with second-degree murder, but at the trial he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. the verdict sparked days of protests and riots in oakland. mezzerly served 11 months in prison before being released in 2011. grant's family is planning to hold a news conference tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. and we will bring you that live on cbsn bay area. >>> new video of what appears to be a huge street brawl in san francisco. a neighborhood group called safer hate caught it on came nord on e fight, but police are investigating it, asking anybody who saw it to give them a call. >>> san francisco south of market neighborhood. police arrested two suspects accused of robbing a woman at gunpoint. officers r

a hospital to be evaluated also in the east bay covid-19 spreading at a high level in oakland's fruitvalethat's according to a doctor from ucsf who conducted a study of people who live and work in that area kron four's has the un has the story. >>the results are in from a 2 day covid-19 testing event focusing on the latin x community in oakland's fruitvale district nearly 1200 adults in around 150 children participated in the study ucsf doctor alicia fernandez we found that the overall pcr prevalence was about 3%. >>the pci prevalence among prove those mayan community members was even more alarming immigrants mayans. >>specifically had an even higher rate of pcr prevalence 8% by comparison on latinos who participated in the food, the study tested below as pcr rate of 0.5% we also find the people who are pcr positive are less likely to have health insurance they are also in some cases less likely to follow covid-19 health and safety guidelines says oakland city councilmember noel guy when you go to the flea market here in oakland, it is packed. >>it is packed saturday and sunday on coliseu

more than 10 years after oscar grant was killed by a bart police officer on the platform at the fruitvaleation in oakland, the alameda county district attorney is taking a fresh look at the case. henry lee tells us even with this new look, legal experts doubt that anything will move forward. >> here we are, today, waiting 11 years for this appointment to talk about reopening the murder of oscar grant case and taking a look at it. >> reporter: it has been a whirlwind of emotions and back and 2009 a bart police officer shot and killed his nephew at the fruitvale station in oakland and this week he demanded that alameda county da nancy o'malley reopen the case and in a surprise move she did that without telling the family first. >> and we are ready to continue this battle until we get justice. >> i want the district attorney to do her job as she is paid to do. and not just say she will open the case. >> reporter: his family said then officer anthony perrone should be charged and he said he was aggressive and restrained grant before he was shot in the back. >> he is the ultimate cause of this

. >>> plus results from coronavirus testing in the fruitvale district are announced. >>> and they just won't go away. later in sports, sports director mark ibanez will have how the astros continue to fight back after their third straight elimination game. when you take a look at her record, it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign. and she opposes ballot measures to make the economy more fair for working people. only dave cortese is endorsed by the california democratic party. he's helping us battle the pandemic with a science-based approach. and expanding health services and child care to those in need. for state senate, democrat dave cortese. but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their t

track between macarthur and fruitvale in oakland, so no service between those 2 bart stations and this a problem is causing major delays now to 30 minutes. at last check board says that they are single tracking through the area of lake merritt so they're using one side of the track because they're having some power issues and they're working on trouble shooting this area. they have a crew responding to the scene. so once again major delays on bart out of the east bay, no service right now between the fruitvale station and macarthur station in oakland, they are single tracking through lake merritt because of this ongoing problem. they have a crew responding to the scene but they're saying expect major delays on the various align traveling anywhere between berryessa in dublin pleasanton so i'll stay on top of that for you meanwhile traffic is slowly improving at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not a terrible commute, but pretty crowded from west grand up the incline toward treasure island because of earlier crashes back to you thanks a lot rob, and it's 9 '02 and our big story people are

makovec at the live news desk with the result of a massive coronavirus testing event at the oakland fruitvale district with the city in conjunction with latinx health groups and ucsf tested 1200 people september 26th and 27th. only 3 % tested positive for coronavirus total. the racial disparity is stark, only .5 % of non-latinos tested positive, the rate was 5 % among latinos and 8 % among mayan immigrants from guatemala. they also tested blood samples for antibodies indicating a person had once been infected, the rate was 6 % for non- latinos, 12 % for latinos, and a whopping 27 % for the mayan population. test organizers say the results confirmed what they already suspected. the city, in conjunction with latinx health groups and ucsf did these tests. >> the infection of entire families including children, the food insecurity families are experiencing once they test positive, and the high number of essential workers affected who have no access to paid leave and no access to unemployment benefits. >> reporter: mir libby schaaf says she will work with community groups and the council to get af

we had some sobering results from our two-day testing event in fruitvale. they tested positive for that antibody. the number in the community was 27%. those will huge disparities. our focus on marley vulnerable populations are essential workers have got to continue. >> and speaking of vulnerable populations during the pandemic we've seen the homeless population rise and also the encampment. you just passed a new policy in oakland in regard to the encampments. talk to me an what that means. >> this is a great day for oaklanders. the status quo was completely unacceptable. the level of suffering, the dangerous and unhealthy conditions were not serving anyone, least of all, the unsheltered residents. oakland has some clear can guidelines that make it clear that our values, we will never criminalize the homeless. this is about providing care, services, support, and offers of shelter, but also setting up in advance what parts of the city are most likely to cause health and safety conflicts. that starts with parks that are used by our children. these are the type

police officerer at the fruitvale station, she wants the case reopened and new charges levied against one other officer. >> we will continue to be out here and remind the world of how our judicial system is continuing to fail people of color. >> is grant was shot and grant's family a now wants prosecutors to consider filing criminal charges against former b.a.r.t. officer tony peroni, who was seen in cell phone video holding grant down in the seconds before he was shot. >> oscar's last wrds were, i can't breathe. anthony peroni, the b.a.r.t. officer that created the environment of violence, pinned him down. >> as the grant family spoke, the district attorney announced she heard them. quote, we are reopening our investigation. i have assigned a team of lawyers to look back in the circumstances that caused the death of oscar grant. we will evaluate the evidence and the law, including the laws at the time and a statute of limitations. >> we will be praying and hope she sees the truth in the issue. >> the officer was fired but never charged. we were told that he does not believe his clie

bart police shot and killed grant at the fruitvale bart station on new year's morning 2009. officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but another officer, tony peroni, was never charged. today's meeting was scheduled after the d.a. said she would reopen the investigation. the grant family says the meeting was canceled when the d.a.'s office said it could only accommodate five people for covid safety reasons. they say they had been told different rules before and cut their group to eight. >> i'm hurt, angry -- that's right. and ready to continue this battle till we get justice. >> that's right. >> it's not over. >> that's right. >> we will schedule another appointment. >> reporter: >> and we reached out to the d.a.'s office for comment but we have not heard back. >> their delivery truck stolen located with $1200 in damage. coming up, an east bay group [ inaudible ] building a better bay area. >> also hear scary moments in sunnyvale. attacks in broad daylight like this one where police are telling women to do. >> and it's opening night during a pandemic. see how on

she made the comment as test results for covid-19 in fru fruitvale neighborhood was made public. they continue to see the highest number of positive cases in all of alameda conte. over 1,100 were tested with 39 testing positive for covid-19. >> we are furious at the failure of the federal government. the fact that the federal government cannot get another coronavirus aid package out of congress is outrageous. >> reporter: the data was also used to measure the disease's overall impact on the community. among the findings, 15% of latinos lost their jobs and 42% said they faced food insecurity. >>> santa clara county public health officials are holding three briefings a week on the covid-19 health crisis. today's briefing focused on the importance of early cancer detection, and screening in the latinx community. officials also addressed access to health services during the pandemic. the efforts are supported by groups like latinas contra cancer which continues its work in the community. >> we have been working with our clients and our customers to help provide their needs. by that w

murder, former bart officer johannes mehserle was convicted for killing grant on the platform of the fruitvale bart station in oakland. but now grunts family says that the former bart officer tony perrone. created the atmosphere that actually led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney them are officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and asked for a much all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just that. >>well tony perrone was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news wildfires are leaving behind a lot more than just destruction. we'll take a look at the toxic chemical clean up the toppling of the santa cruz mountains in the wake of the czu complex fire. should voting right speaks panda 2.17 year olds will have details on proposition 18 coming up after the break and before we head to break how about we take a little trip outside and check in on 92. this is a live look at the san mat

announced that she would reopen the investigation into oscar grant's killing by bart police at the fruitvale station in oakland back in 2009 all right take a look outside at the weather we'll show you the golden gate bridge and pam it's a sweater weather right now, especially if you're at the bridge gave really is want to check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence is there still any chance we're going to get i don't want to give up on the forecast as yet there is a slight chance, but i think mainly in the north bay. >>that we could see a couple raindrops in the clouds out there today certainly skin mentioned feeling more like sweater weather all the time. >>especially those cool start the morning certainly as we get that on american of settling in now, but we do have a cold front off the coastline. you see the swirl right here and here it is not a huge storm we're hoping that was going to move on shore latest forecast has it getting close but following the jet stream unfortunately, just south of the bay area and you see it right here. overnight tonight, those clouds on th

now in the days following that massive fire city officials found that the warehouse in the fruitvale district had never been inspected and was not even on the city's internal list of properties to inspect. it said more than half of all buildings that are supposed to be inspected each year when unchecked for 3 straight years. well now to another developing story that we're following for you this out of the north bay the vallejo police department fired an officer involved in the fatal shooting of renal foster 2 years ago the department terminated ryan mcmahan following an internal investigation. now investigate officials concluded that officer mcmahon violated department policies by quote engaging in unsafe conduct and neglect for basic firearm safety during the incident on quote he was also among the officers involved in the deadly shooting of willie mccoy that happened back in february of 2019. california dmv announced that they are extending deadlines for expiring licenses amid the covid-19 pandemic so the new deadline is set for december 3rd 12/31/2020 so you have a little more tim

, wanda johnson, and grant's uncle cephus johnson today during a press conference outside of the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. you'll recall a jury convicted former b.a.r.t. officer johan es mezlerly of involuntary manslaughter. the grant family says it was another officer on the scene, anthony perotny, who also deserves his day in court for felony murder charges because video from the scene shows pirrony kneeling on oscar's neck and head. >> you'll see the same tactics that was used on george floyd was used on my son oscar. >> just like in george floyd's case, we can see how it can happen very easily that oscar would have suffocated under 250 pounds of weight that was on his neck. >> reporter: the family points to a b.a.r.t. internal affairs investigation that blasted pirrony for unnecessary use of force and his use of the n-word while arguing with grant. in the middle of the press conference, grant's uncle read out loud the news the family was praying for. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley is reopening the investigation. >> -- and make a determination. [ applause ] >> reporte

that demand that the murder of oscar grant case be reopened at a news conference monday outside the fruitvaleart station family and supporters of oscar grant called on the district attorney to file murder charges against another officer who was at the platform new year's eve morning 2009, former bart officer tony perrone. >>do not drown. we was informed that officer tony tony. it would be charged. at a later date. it has been 11 years. and deal. we >>that grant's family says while it was bart police officer johannes mehserle lee who fired the shot into grants back that killed him it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then now with his knee on his neck. this had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and asked for a >>after it. 3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report. >>and that stay just as is really was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taser not

bart police shot and killed grant at the fruitvale bart station on new year's morning 2009. but another officer, tony peroni, was never charged. today's meeting was scheduled after the d.a. said she would reopen the investigation. the grant family says the meeting was canceled when the d.a.'s office said it could only accommodate five people for covid safety reasons. they say they had been told different rules before and cut their group to eight. >> i'm hurt, angry -- that's right. and ready to continue this battle till we get justice. >> that's right. >> it's not over. >> that's right. >> we will schedule another appointment. >> reporter: >> and we reached out to the d.a.'s office for comment but we have not heard back. >> their delivery truck stolen located with $1200 in damage. coming up, an east bay group [ inaudible ] building a better bay area. >> also hear scary moments in sunnyvale. attacks in broad daylight like this one where police are telling women to do. >> and it's opening night during a pandemic. see how one north bay film festival is making sure the show stil

>>still ahead covid is spreading at a high level in oakland's fruitvale district, why one doctor says he says results are alarming plus a big story we've been following for you marcie the lemur has been found and returned to the san francisco zoo. >>what we're learning about an arrest in his abduction. >>and next at 6.30 after a night of dueling town halls polls, joe joe biden continues to have an edge over proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. >>welcome back if you're scoring at home were 18 days now from the november 3rd election kron 4 is your local election headquarters this election season and presidential challenger joe biden has maintained a lead in the polls over president trump in some polls, he has a double digit edge. yeah, ou

for example, testing for the virus in the fruitvale district, which is predominantly latino, found the number of cases declining. >> it is encouraging to see numbers going down, especially in some of our hardest-hit communities, like the latinx community. but we have got to make sure it's safe, not just for children but, for the incredible teachers. >> reporter: there are several factors standing in the way of reopening schools there. one of them is that there is no memorandum of understanding with the teachers union for in-person learning. some parents wonder why not start now? >> if the district really knows that's what they want this to do, start negotiating now, before we get to that point so you already have something in writing to say, okay, it's time. we have this in writing. let's get started. >> reporter: the head negotiator of the oakland education association told us teachers want to see two safety components met before negotiations begin. >> one is that we look at the data for the city of oakland. and in all zip codes. and that we have near-zero rates. the second piece is t

. >> the testing, including in chinatown, west oakland, fruitvale, it is free, most of the time, you have to make an appointment, but you don't need insurance, you don't need to be documented. >> reporter: as californians enjoy a decline, many other states see cases climbing. countries abroad are also experiencing a surge, a bad omen since what happens there is usually followed in the u.s. >> i think it is just a matter of time and right now, europe is really burning up, they are talking about lockdown in some areas again in the uk, france. >> reporter: for now, california and the bay area are doing quite well compared to other parts of the country, but doctors say, in order to continue that progress, we are going to have to continue to do the things that got us here, that means wearing a mask, practicing social distancing, and, of course, keeping those hands clean. >>> the u.s. government has awarded the drugmaker astrazeneca $486 million to provide up to 100,000 doses of the company's antibody cocktail that can treat covid-19. the treatment is similar to the one the president recei

officers found a man dead on macarthur boulevard near fruitvale avenue police say he had suffered multiple wounds. police have not released any information on a potential suspect and have not made any arrests at this point but if you have any information you are urged to contact oakland police and in berkeley at least 2 people were wounded in multiple shootings, there one of them was reported around 8 o'clock friday night near 8 street and bancroft avenue. the other happened earlier in the day not far from there there with that shooting at the seabreeze market and deli on university avenue around 4 in the afternoon. no arrests have been made and no further information about the wounded people have been released. >>and here's a look at our breakdown going on for today by the way no delays happening at sfo even though we have that thank the fog off for the distance 82 by haydn and 3 we're talking 90 still going to be plenty hot to those inland valleys, it's going to take a look at your forecas the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford r

this is a free testing clinic held in the fruitvale district. the clinic provided alarming data on the presence of covid in the east oakland area. mayor libby schaaf will talk about those findings later this morning. >>> coronavirus playing havoc on football season. the latest bombshell alabama head coach nick saban and 21 players at the university of florida have tested positive. the atlanta falcons have shut down their training facility after at least four positive cases. the patriots quarterback cam newton has now been cleared to play again. the patriots coach, bill belichick, says that covid-19 protocols are in flux. >> we learn things every day and continue to take steps to put everybody's safety at the very top of the list. >> the nfl says there's no evidence that the virus has been transmitted from one team to another during a game. but the league is urging that everyone get a flu shot. this is because anyone with flu symptoms will be sidelined until they can get a negative covid test. >>> on the field the 49ers host the rams in prime tim

the officer who shot the 22- year-old outside the fruitvale station was sent to jail but grant's family has been pushing for charges against a second police officer. he allegedly pinned grant down it with his knee. the da has agreed to look into the death and what led up to it. >>> still ahead,. >> california's unemployment agency is processing w claims after a pause to address rapid fraud. we explore how organized crime rings took advantage of the system. >> and tracking on shore flow. it's a foggy start this morning along the coast, around the bay and some of the inland spots. you can see that fog on the golden gate bridge. what you can expect through the day on future cast coming up. . >> and it's already getting crowded for that ride into the pass. plus getting reports of a new crash along 680. details coming up. >> and here is a live look at the bay bridge this morning and the city as well. you can see that is a pretty shot as you start the day. this is from the treasure island our home was burned to the ground in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of

the fruitvale station is where the 22-year-old grant was killed by a b.a.r.t.police officer on new year's day in 2009. it was one of the first police cellnengs to be recordedon nthplat heg pidoby another officer. the officer mistakenly grabbed his gun and said of his taser and was later charged with second-degree murder but at trial he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. the verdict sparked days of protests and riots in oakland. grant's family is planning to hold a news conference today at 1:00. we will bring it to you live. >>> any proposal in oakland was significantly restricting where the city's homeless population can set up tents. at this encampment, we visited some sidewalks that were blocked with trash everywhere. the proposed encampment management policy would ban tents near high-sensitivity areas like schools, homes, and businesses. one city leader does not want to criminalize the homeless but says there needs to be a balance. some homeless say the ban would make it tough to find a place to sleep. >> talking with the homeless residents, meeting

pulled out his gun, instead of his taser when he shot oscar grant in the back on the platform of the fruitvaleear's day 2009. >>> three bay area counties are allowing businesses to move indoors. yesterday contra costa, marin and san mateo counties moved into the states orange tier. the upgrade means now, after more than seven months, those counties can resume more activities and increase capacity for some indoor operations. even so, some people say they will approach the reopening's cautiously. >> i don't feel safe about going inside a restaurant and eating indoors. what has changed? it is still in our droplets and if i'm eating indoors with somebody else and their mask is down, i still think the danger is there. >> the counties, restaurants and places of worship to operate a 50% capacity, 200 people. retail stores and malls can operate at full capacity and gyms that 25%. >>> travel went up slightly last month in oakland international airport. officials say travel increased 2.3% in september compared to august. still, travel for september was down 71% if you compare it to laster at this time.

. >>> a 28-year-old fruitvale female is in a coma as doctors focus on relieving the swelling on her brain our reporter nicole comstock has the latest. >> reporter: marlena should not be in this hospital bed in critical condition. the wife and mother of four young children should be at home with her family but tuesday a driver of this as you be slow down in front of her fruit stand and then stepped on the gas, intensely running her over. it was in this parking lot in san bernardino. >> reporter: her brother-in-law said that she wakes up at 5:00 every morning to help the kids with school due to the pandemic. she goes to work under this umbrella in the sun to keep a roof over their heads. they pray she pulls through for them. this driver's actions were not dismissed as an accident. 32-year-old robert spargo was arrested at this nearby gas station. he may have been huffing and has been charged with attempted murder. her family believes it was a racially motivated attack. another street vendor was recently assaulted in san bernardino. they think the video paints the full picture but so far the

murder, just before 1130 last night police say they found a man dead on macarthur boulevard near fruitvale avenue. police say the victim had multiple gunshot wounds, anyone with information now urge to give oakland police a call. >>and in berkeley at least 2 people were wounded yesterday in multiple shootings, one of the shootings was reported around 08:00pm near 8th street in bancroft avenue earlier in the day police say there was another shooting near the sea breeze market and deli on university avenue that happened around 4 in the afternoon. no arrests have been made and no other information was given about the people who are hurt. we'll keep you updated on this developing story. >>still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock one month until election night. we'll show you how the trump campaign continues to push its message to voters as push its message to voters as taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny dri

he was last seen on may 3rd of last year leaving his home in the fruitvale district for a soccer tournaments found abandoned on the san mateo bridge. his family said there has been no sense of urgecily police to find him, and investigators are focusing more on recovery got his rescue. >> it's hard to hear those things. we're still hoping that he's out there and will come home alive, so when they are talking about recovery and things like that, it break mice heard, because i'm still hoping that i'll have him again. we don't know what to do. we need help. we need help. >> his mother said he was in good mental and physical condition. his family and friends are offering a $10,000 reward for information about his disappearance. >> after jeff bridges said she being treated for lymphoma and his prognosis is good, the 70- year-old bridgest said in a statement on social media this evening that he understands the disease is serious. he thanks his family, friends, and medical team and promised to keep fans posted on his recovery. he is a 7-time oscar nominee known for his roles in starman, true grit,

>>just before 1130 last night police say they found a man dead on macarthur boulevard near fruitvale avenue. police say the victim suffering multiple gunshot wounds, anyone with details and information now urge to give oakland police a call. >>and in berkeley at least 2 people were wounded yesterday in multiple shootings, one of the shootings was reported around 08:00pm near 8th street and bancroft avenue earlier in the day police say there was another shooting near the sea breeze market and deli on university that happened around 4 in the afternoon. no arrests have been made and no further information about the people who were shot has been released. >>still to come tonight on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock the cleveland clinic where the presidential debate took place this past tuesday. now being looked at to see if proper safety measures were in place. >>and the pandemic can be confusing to kids. still ahead the easy to rebook one mother >>well it's pretty safe to say that the coronavirus has absolutely changed our way of life and still 7 months into this pandemic it still can be difficu

>>at a news conference monday outside the fruitvale bart station family and supporters of oscar grant call them the district attorney to file charges against another officer who was on that platform new year's day morning 2009, former bart officer tony perrone. >>do not drown we was informed that officer tony tony, it would be charged at a later date. it has been 11 years. and the deal. we >>that grant's family says well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle lee who fired the shot into grants back that killed him it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask are they. >>the 3 times. all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report. >>and that stay just as is really was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged th

>>at a news conference monday outside the fruitvale bart station family and supporters of oscar grant call them the district attorney to file charges against another officer who was on that platform new year's day morning 2009, former bart officer tony perrone. >>do not drown we was informed that officer tony tony it would be charged at a later date. it has been 11 years. and the deal. we >>that grant's family says well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle lee who fired the shot into grants back that killed him it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. this on his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask are >>3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report. >>and that stay just as is really was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though h

36 people in the days following that massive fire city officials found that the warehouse in the fruitvale district had never been inspected and was not on the city's internal list properties to inspect. >>4 years later the audit found the fire department is still failing to inspect hundreds of schools and apartment buildings as is required by law by the state law. it said more than half of all buildings that are supposed to be inspected each year went unchecked for 3 straight years. >>now to developing story out of the north bay, the layoff police department fired an officer involved in the fatal shooting of 4 now foster 2 years ago the department terminated. ryan mcmahon following an internal affairs investigation. officials concluded that officer mcmahon violated department policies by quote engaging in unsafe conduct and neglect for basic firearm safety during the incident that man was also among the officers involved in the deadly shooting of willie mccoy in february of 2019. >>coming up the governor toured wildfire damage today in napa county, how the state stepping up to help reside

this afternoon the family will hold a news conference at the fruitvale b.a.r.t.tion where grant was shot and killed. it began with grant and others being detained by officers, and then one officer held grant down as another shot him in the back. that officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and served 11 months in prison. the family says grant's last words were i can't breathe, just like george floyd. they're asking the d.a. to take another look at what happened. >>> it is 5:40 right now. as we're waiting for the air quality to improve that spare the air alert extended through tuesday. how are we looking, kari? >>> we are still seeing the drifts of smoke but it is being carried higher into the atmosphere so we're not seeing it pushed down to the surface and really choking us out like it did last week. we've seen the changes in the wind direction but we're also going to see still some smoke coming in to the east bay from the north bay, but we are seeing improvements elsewhere. looking at our wind direction, wind speeds. we are looking at more of a sout

amy: oscar grant's mother speaking at fruitvale station. survivors of chemical weapons attacks in syria have filed a criminal complaint in germany accusing the syrian government of killing more than 1400 people in two separate attacks, one in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta in 2013 and another in the village of khan sheikhun in 2017. meanwhile, the united nations, the united states, britain and france blocked the former head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, or opcw, from testifying monday. jose bustani was slated to read a statement about a possible internal opcw cover-up of a chemal attacin doumasyria, in 2018. the cw and t trump administration have blamed the syrian government for the attack but leaked documents show two opcw investigators have questioned the official findings. the u.s. bombed syria days after the alleged attack. after bustani was barred from testifying at the security council, he recorded a video reading his prepared remarks. >> the opcw is confident in the robustness of its scientific w

was shot and killed by part police officer at the fruitvale bart station in 2009.accidentally shot grant, instead of using his taser. he was served 11 months in prison. grants family was told in a news conference tomorrow to discuss their new demand. >>> still ahead, president trump remained sidelined from traveling. joe biden is continuing his campaign events this week. what his team has plans, up next . >>> how people in washington, d.c. paid tribute to the 209,000 people lost their lives to the coronavirus around the country. >>> one of san francisco's most beloved traditions. fleet week would have started tomorrow. because of the pandemic, it is going virtual. organizers are replacing the blue angel performance. right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even g

former bart police officer johannes mehserle was convicted for killing grant on the platform of the fruitvale bart station in oakland, but now grant's family says that former bart officer tony perrone created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and then the pro-romney the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask spain's all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just that. >>tony perrone has never been charged though he was fired from the park police force. in boulder creek crews with the environmental protection agency are looking for hazardous materials in the ruins of the czu lightning complex fires. they they were at what's left really of a home in search of residue from asbestos and ammunition toxic gases as well as household chemicals. >>anything that any one of us might find and our home you cleaning chemicals under the sink. things in the garage paints thinners. ewells propane bottles fertilizers pesticides. batteries. >>a

>>for a news conference monday outside the fruitvale bart station grant's family said well it was bart police officer johannes mehserle who fired the shot into grants back that killed him. >>it was peroni the created the atmosphere that led to the shooting. >>and her own e the bart officer who created the climate of violence. then now with his knee on his neck. this had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask for a >>i ask her. >>3 times. skirt all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just as warm as a lee was charged with murder and eventually convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >>after maintaining he intended to use his taser not his service revolver peroni was never charged though he was fired from the bart police force. >>as long as legislators fail. and don't know the bell. the they have to help get just as well at school. will be out here every single year. going to get just as murder near the tail end of the news conference oscar grant's family indicated they had just received an email from district attorney na

construction wrapping up on the southbound nimitz as you leave downtown oakland and heading out to fruitvale so lanes or reduce their traffic is under the limit for about a mile or so it's not a terrible commute, but if you want to avoid it altogether you can take 5.80 instead of the nimitz will check more freeways and bridges coming up back to you all right, let's get back to the power outages then happening right now pg knee started to restore power to some neighborhoods that lost their power. but there are still thousands that are waking up this morning without electricity, yeah, and those residents are in these areas highlighted in that pink purple color. >>that's pg locators for where this power has been shut off intentionally it's still impacting the hills along the peninsula down the santa cruz mountains not so much in the diablo range anymore, but as you head out towards the altamont pass along 5.80 between livermore tracy we've got some outages there some of the foothills around out blow and then of course up in the north bay that's the largest swath of power outages that we have on

murder, former bart officer johannes mehserle was convicted for killing grant on the platform of the fruitvale bart station in oakland. but now grant's family says the former bart officer tony perrone created the atmosphere that led to that shooting. >>it didn't occur on the officer who created the climate of violence. then ask down with his knee on his neck. this had been his pushing 250 pounds of this way fracturing the bones and ask spain's all lied to the investigators. also by the investigative report and that stay just that. >>tony perrone was never charged though he has since been fired from the bart police force. in san francisco mayor london breed has authorized the 60 day extension of the city's commercial eviction moratorium that extension will last now until november 30th you may remember indoor dining was approved in the city back on september 30th and mayor breed says that this extension will help businesses focus on safely reopening city's eviction moratorium for people affected financially by the pandemic last until december 1st. >>california is now accepting new unemployment c