crawford's gayle ong was in downtown pleasanton with a look at the scene there. >> here in downtown pleasanton. people are starting to feel safe to eat indoors again. i visited one restaurant who is now operating at full capacity. >> craig byington celebrated father's day eating indoors feels great. it's nice to not have a mask on a bill to walk around and i'm fully vaccinated. so confident i won't get a infected. he spent the holiday with his wife pam and their son and father-in-law a stark contrast from this time last year. i was one of the people that stayed in the house and was scared to go anywhere and now they have my find go much east or west or on owner gabby, a jelly says the new relaxed covid restrictions is bringing back. business has been much more i think it's also father's day today. so a lot of people are coming out. it's hot. so whether summer sears and make sure different things. i think in addition to that mask regulations, people are definitely coming out. more. shelley says her entire staff is fully vaccinated and are following cal osha's new workplace mask rule which allow

pleasanton camila barco kron 4 news. >> coming up next, an east bay mayor says he's had enough. now a major effort is underway to try and battle the ongoing problem of illegal sideshows, the mayor of antioch declared the entire no side show zone, which means the city is going to be installing. >> elevated pavement in a number of locations that we can see here on this map and also stepping up patrols. this weekend. >> this all comes as a mayor lamar thor. he has some very strong words about not doing it or else kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >> if you know someone was planning on doing some illegal sideshows stunts in their car or a tv this weekend at an event in antioch. you might want to tell them what mayor lamar thorpe has to say. >> i'm not messing around with anybody. this is not the place to conduct this type of activity. i will not tolerate not with the chief united with the city. we will employ every measure possible to stop this from happening. i warn every single organizer of this event to cancel this by friday. if not, you're going to be met with the full force o

gayle ong has reaction from local businesses in downtown pleasanton. >> here in downtown pleasanton businesses. i spoke with hope to give their employees the option to wear a mask or not. we're all vaccinated. so we are actually looking forward. it's not easy to work with mask. i get it. we have to do it for safety procedures. but we're all really looking forward to it. but beast or restaurant owner gabby, a jelly says face masks will be optional for employees and will be relying on the honor system for customers. so they are vaccinated. then just to, you know, take the crack measures and if not to continue wearing a mask just for safety purposes for themselves and for the others that but we hope that people are honest and truthful with jelly says the constant changes in health orders have made business challenging over the past year and is finally planning for a full reopening after june 15th every day was changing, but it was it's we got that real quick. we have extended we have extra staff. we've been really busy. so it's really exciting to get more people on board and going back to normal

>>> good morning, pleasanton. a live look downtown this morning as we get started with our day.e this shot. so peaceful, makes me want to go for a walk. >> happy. >> yeah. >> pleasantville in pleasanton. >> i like. and the pleasure begins. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we want to get you started with the day. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what you can expect from that forecast today. kari, something good for us? >> yeah. you know, i'm going to head down the road from pleasanton to dublin and show you how we're starting out this morning. a lot of people heading out the door and 580 is busy with our temperatures in the upper 50s and we're going to see it clearing out and temperatures heating up a little bit more quickly than we did yesterday, especially as we're headed towards some warmer temperatures for today. we'll reach into the mid 80s for downtown san jose. now that's not too bad, but you do down to the south county and we're going to reach into the mid 90s. mid to upper 90s for the inland east bay with a high of 97 in antioch today. this will

>> it's building but it's easing in pleasanton.ll slower than you would expect coming off 580 and the dublin interchange. calm through the tri valley. more folks shifting over to the castro valley, they may be avoiding 680 because of the crash and the car fire. all are cleared now. typical build for 101. 237 has been showing some sensor slowing, just a bit heading over to north 1st for the last 20 minutes. we'll see if that's a trend, but so far just monday. happy monday. over towards the bay treasure island area. we had one lane blocked. i think it's cleared now getting into san francisco. >> happy monday. >>> happening now, health care workers say they are feeling burned out after working through the pandemic and now 30% of them surveyed say they have considered leaving the field altogether. about 6 in 10 say their mental health that taken a toll. now california lawmakers are considering bills to help health care workers. one would provide mental health resources and employee assistance programs. >>> coming up next, a look at our

live in pleasanton. gayle ong kron 4 news bill, thank you. >> the coast guard rescued 6 people from a sinking sailboat near the california oregon border yesterday. they receive that call yesterday afternoon about that boat taking on water and 2 people suffering injuries. the coast guard says that launched a helicopter and a plane to help out in that rescue crews were able to get all 6, 2, safety back to shore for medical treatment. the good news there are all expected to be okay again. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. the sunday a live look at downtown san francisco look at the transamerica pyramid, which is. amazing sight to see. we see the wind blowing there and things are going to cool down this week after some blazing temperatures last week. kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr here tonight with a look at monday. >> good evening, everybody. the fog coming back again for tonight to greet us on your monday even some drizzle going along with that just for the right. of course, that will mix out for most

so bought parte of the south 101 in little more. 100 pleasanton one. one in walnut creek, a 102 in brentwood. you get the idea still so very hot temperatures in many inland spots is going take a while. that cool marine air the cycle well on shore. but i think it will. and as we get to monday, much cooler temperatures on the way. drizzle temperatures running below average on tuesday and wednesday right now, though, i'm tracking the possibility of another big heat wave possibly the next weekend. guys, back to you and florence. well, it was revealed today that the scott peterson defense will submit their final arguments next week. >> as to why he should be granted an entirely new trial in the murders of his wife lacey and unborn son connor. our kron four's maureen kelly. she was at the courthouse and reports that the judge could issue a ruling on this in the coming months. >> the stanislaw county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no lo

back out here live in downtown pleasanton, and just take a look inside real quick, will you? think about this, a year ago things were closed down. people were wearing masks. and look at this. just this week the masks are off, there's no capacity, and well, it looks like people are getting their groove on. we'll send it back to you. >> all right, juliette. everybody's having a good time. well, our morning team will have the up-to-the-minute forecast and the latest on the power outages tomorrow starting at 4:30 a.m. . >>> a small but intense fire in san jose destroyed two cars, left one man with burns, and it happened in just a matter of minutes. firefighters say this may be a sign of the aggressive fire season that could be coming. kpix 5's maria medina's in san jose with tonight's fire fight on the key and highway 101. >> reporter: residents say fires happen here every single year, but tonight's fire got dangerously close to this home, and it was also a close call for this entire neighborhood. when chris and brian spotted their neighbor desperately trying to save his home and

for now the lake will remain off-limits to swimmers and boaters through august in pleasanton flipped at all. kron 4 news. coming up at 6 or d hawaii is relaxing its rules for travelers and residents were fully vaccinated. >> we'll tell you what's changing in the aloha state and the airline industry found a way to deal with some unruly passengers. the new way flight attendants are being trained. plus, derek chauvin has been sentenced to 22 and a half years behind bars, but not everyone is happy with that decision. our criminal defense lawyer expert paula canny will all of that extra toilet paper was a good idea, but now you've flushed it all. and it's building up in your septic tank. but monthly usage of rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste. maintain your septic tank with rid-x. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get 0%

pleasanton. people are starting to feel safe to eat indoors again. i visited one restaurant who is now operating at full capacity. >> craig byington celebrated father's day eating indoors feels great. it's nice to not have a mask on a bill to walk around and i'm fully vaccinated. so confident i won't get a infected. he spent the holiday with his wife pam and their son and father-in-law a stark contrast from this time last year. i was one of the people that stayed in the house and was scared to go anywhere. and now that i have my find go much east or west or on owner gabby, a jelly says the new relaxed covid restrictions is bringing back. business has been much more i think it's also father's day today. so a lot of people are coming out. it's hot. so whether summer sears and make sure different things. i think in addition to that mask regulations, people are definitely coming out. more. shelley says her entire staff is fully vaccinated and are following cal osha's new workplace mask rule which all

this is in pleasanton are just too low. water is too low to scrub forcefully to call reports the drought is to blame. >> the lake at shadow clips regional recreation area and pleasanton has been off-limits to swimmers and boaters since last year due to the pandemic that the east bay regional park district. >> says it has remained closed because of low water levels. the only body of water in the park district taped off for that very reason. drought related. yes, i think it's just another reminder how dire the situation is. eileen weinberg expected a few more people to show up in the morning and early afternoon. but instead she enjoyed a picnic with her daughters friday pretty much by themselves. they come out here often but did not know the lake was closed because it is drying up weinberg is worried about the animals. going impact all living things the park district says any rain will help until the dry conditions improve the lake is expected to remain closed at least through august we've when it when the big rains came one

most people ditch the mask walking around downtown pleasanton. but veronica panetta, who is visiting family for the holiday is still being careful. we're going a little bit just because we have all the kids and we're just kind of. well, rather have fresh air. so we're kind of in a mass little here there. and then but the outdoor feeling kind feel spree. so we're enjoying what we can do with our masks for now. >> father's day weekend, last year was the first weekend alameda county allowed outdoor dining. these park with you see over there. they're going to stay here until the end of the year. reporting in pleasanton, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> it was a very nice i just to breathe the fresh air. yes, yeah. not be sweltering in it did feel nice outside. yeah, john, we're going to keep up with these nice temperatures yes, room this week, especially guys today, tomorrow, wednesday and thursday all looking really comfortable. we are going to have some cloudy to foggy mornings mixed in there, too. that's part of the reason that we're a little bit on the

this from 4 is gayle ong has reaction from local businesses in pleasanton. >> here in downtown pleasanton businesses. i spoke with hope to give their employees the option to wear a mask or not. we're all vaccinated. so we are actually looking forward. it's not easy to work with mask. i get it. we have to do it for safety procedures. but we're all really looking forward to it. but beast or restaurant owner gabby, a jelly says face masks will be optional for employees and will be relying on the honor system for customers. so they are vaccinated. then just to, you know, take the crack measures and if not to continue wearing a mask just for safety purposes for themselves and for the others that but we hope that people are honest and truthful with jelly says the constant changes in health orders have made business challenging over the past year and is finally planning for a full reopening after june 15th every day was changing, but it was it's we got that real quick. we have extended we have extra staff. we've been really busy. so it's really exciting to get more people on board and going back

pleasanton camila barco kron 4 news. >> today.hite house announcing that president biden's german shepherd dog champ has died. champ 13 years old was just a puppy during president biden's years vice president in the obama administration. in a statement today. president biden said the champ was a constant cherished companion during the last 13 years and was adored by the entire biden family. his family also has another german shepherd named major. so much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at night. a trailblazing san francisco pastor making history. >> becoming the first openly transgender bishop in the u.s. lutheran church. that story next on kron 4 news at night. >> and the winchester mystery house and senate say has reopen for indoor guided tours will tell you what you need to will tell you what you need to know before you go. we don't follow the herd. never have. never will. because those who build the future aren't found in a pack. they forge the way forward - on a path of their own. and, just when you think the dust h

. >> here in downtown pleasanton. people are starting to feel safe to eat indoors again. i visited one restaurant who is now operating at full capacity. >> craig byington celebrated father's day eating indoors feels great. it's nice to not have a mask on a bill to walk around and i'm fully vaccinated. so confident i won't get a infected. he spent the holiday with his wife pam and their son and father-in-law a stark contrast from this time last year. i was one of the people that stayed in the house and was scared to go anywhere. and now that i have my find go much east or west or on owner gabby, a jelly says the new relaxed covid restrictions is bringing back. business has been much more i think it's also father's day today. so a lot of people are coming out. it's hot. so whether summer sears and make sure different things. i think in addition to that mask regulations, people are definitely coming out. more. shelley says her entire staff is fully vaccinated and are following cal osha's new workplace mask rule which all

pleasanton camila barco kron 4 news. >> wildiire coverage. now the fairfield fire department says that this fire has been stopped and it started earlier this morning near north. what anyway right near the jelly belly factory no other information has been released and how big this fire got before they were able to stop it. no cause has been released either. we're working to get you more information and we'll give it to you as soon as we can. there were 15 people that were injured during an early morning apartment fire in san francisco. we do have video now from the citizens app. fire crews contain the blaze at the sierra madre apartments in the tenderloin. the fire started just before 6.30 this morning in a 6 story building that's located on leavenworth street. 20 people needed to be rescued by the san francisco fire department. 15 of those were injured and there are 60 people who do not have a place to live tonight because of this fire. the cause is under investigation. let's go now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here i

and some track maintenance going on and some equipment problems on that dublin pleasanton line. no more major delays for you. if you're riding on bart this morning, heading into the city. look at that down to under 12 minutes for your drive time. no major issues as you're heading from the maze to that fremont street exit headed across towards the peninsula view, the san mateo bridge now you're down to under 13, checking on things down south here. san jose along one. oh, one, it looks like an earlier delay causing some issues traveling towards menlo park 32 minutes, a one o one 82 to 8085 and then tracking any major issues, almost a jason highways. we'll have more of a dorian james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain 5.48. is the time in california's attorney general has banned state-funded travel to a handful of states that have recently passed anti lgbtq laws. a state law passed 5 years ago. prohibit state paid travel to discriminate against people on the basis of, gender identity or orientation. 5 new states have been added to that list that happened yesterda

we got up to 100 in concord, pleasanton 99, 99 in napa. if you haven't seen this, north bay, east bay, south bay, all under heat warnings until 9:00 p.m. friday. the hottest day in my forecast is tomorrow. look at these temperature ranges, 94 to 108 degrees. let's get you a closer look at the hottest location that we are zoned in on as we move through tomorrow's forecast. that's for inland east bay. we'll start it off 8:00 a.m., 73 degrees. by noon we're catapulting up to 96. for the afternoon, outrageous for the bay area standard, 106 at 3:00 p.m., 107 by 4:00 p.m. thankfully we don't have any big wind events as this heat wave is moving through. but a fire danger, yep, it's still going to increase. today we're at 110 on the fire index. that is considered very high. and then as we roll through tomorrow, it goes up to 150. so, increasing fire danger, a threat to the bay area as well. i'll be back with more updates in 20 minutes. >> all right, see you then. >>> with the heat comes center he is to our power grid as we do what we can to stay c

. >>> some scary movements for shoppers in pleasanton all. someone shot up a couple of cars in the parking lot of the men's warehouse. authorities tell the chronicle there was some kind of disturbance among a small group of people this afternoon. nobody got hurt and there were no arrests. >>> tonight, san jose's mayor is trying to pass some groundbreaking and very controversial new gun laws. it comes almost two weeks after the mass shooting at the vta. mayor locarno once san jose to be the first city in the country to require every gun owner to have liability insurance for their firearms. he also wants to require gun owners to pay a fee to compensate taxpayers for the public cost of responding to gun violence. >> we are cognizant of the second amendment and what it dictates so we will not be impending fees but we want a fee that will compensate taxpayers that will compensate the cost for everything from emergency rooms to police response. >> it could get a vote by the end of the month and gun rights groups are already talking about a lawsuit.

he's a look at local kid, pleasanton. field encounters. he later took some batting practice.followed by group of a's pictures, stretching in the outfield, just a little while ago. full capacity tonight to see it. the first full house at oracle park, this is his farewell game in 2019. check it out, he has his first ever press conference and a face-to-face setting with the media. >> i think we are all excited. you can feel the energygy on th field right now and obviously just being out here with you guys face-to-face, represents a prettyty exciting moment. >> it makes it more fun. we are ready to kind of embrace everything that is going on. >> we can expect a full house tonight, tomorrow, and sunday. 6:45 first pitch, this one is a giants, it is a's, it is you, it is me, it is kpix5 , tossing back to you in studio. it is everybody. >> taught me some cracker jacks. we are ready to go. >> it looks so good. >>> still ahead, kpix5, cbsn bay area, with time running out, a break for bay area renters. >>> we have seen a lot of illegal fireworks lately but this one takes the cake. wher

downtown pleasanton businesses. i spoke with hope to give their employees the option to wear a mask or not. we're all vaccinated. so we are actually looking forward. it's not easy to work with mask. i get it. we have to do it for safety procedures. but we're all really looking forward to it. but beast or restaurant owner gabby, a jelly says face masks will be optional for employees and will be relying on the honor system for customers. so they are vaccinated. then just to, you know, take the crack measures and if not to continue wearing a mask just for safety purposes for themselves and for the others that but we hope that people are honest and truthful with jelly says the constant changes in health orders have made business challenging over the past year and is finally planning for a full reopening after june 15th every day was changing, but it was it's we got that real quick. we have extended we have extra staff. we've been really busy. so it's really exciting to get more people on board and going back to normal e

juliette goodrich shows us life from pleasanton, she can explain what is going on here. >> reporter: on social media, sometimes, the grass looks greener when it comes to other people's daily lives and what their life may entail but when it comes to drought and water conservation, you don't want to have that greener look. no, this is in arizona. >> i discrete it is overtime. >> this is pleasanton and his front yard pick of he is also a general contractor and very aware of our new crisis. water, or lack thereof. >> the water shortage is really a crisis and i think the sooner we address it i think the better off people will be. >> the latest 10% water reduction request begs the question, is browned the new green? not yet says realtor alexis. >> it is very difficult because people do prefer the clean-cut green grass but during the drought you have to do what is best for the environment. >> they recall the drought of 2015, and how getting creative meant turning a brown lawn green. >> we have them paint the grass. and have to be realistic, many, many people comment on how fantastic it look

nbc's bob redell is live in pleasanton. bod, break down the new guidelines for us. >> good morning, cierra. osha's standards boards are recognizing everyone be allowed to take off their mask inside of the office as long as everyone is vaccinated and show no symptoms of covid-19. and people who work at outside mega events, with over 10,000 places in attendance, places like theme parks, those people would not have to wear a mask regardless much their vaccination status as long as they're outdoors. indoors they theme park, the matching comes back on for employees if some of the employees are not vaccinated. this means people who work inside at restaurants, retail or other businesses that have direct interaction with the public will still have to keep their masks on, regardless of whether or not they received their shots. >> you don't really know who you're going to encounter in that customer facing business or restaurant or store, which is different from a closed loop office environment, because in that situation, i think, cal

reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell. >> thousands of covid vaccine doses wasted. alameda county has wasted over 7,000 doses. health leaders say most were spoiled pfizer shots, which have to be kept extremely cold, and clinically used once thawed. san francisco wasted 2,000 doses. santa clara and san mateo were behind with 1,000 with contra costa county with half of that. the pandemic has left many wondering where their next meal will come from. food banks have been helping to provide meals all year long. this morning, speaker nancy pelosi is volunteering at san francisco marin food bank to highlight the problem of food insecurity. >>> nbc bay area sharon kasuda is live with more. >> good morning, ciera. nancy pelosi left about ten minutes ago. up close we saw people receiving the food and they were very grateful. san francisco marin food bank says every thursday since the pandemic they have served 800 people at this pop-up food bank. pelosi says the need is great and help is on the way. pelosi says congress is helping. >> to be here and see the great work being do

most people ditch the mask walking around downtown pleasanton. but veronica panetta, who is visiting family for the holiday is still being careful. we're going a little bit just because we have all the kids and we're just kind of. well, rather have fresh air. so we're kind of a mass little here there. and then but the outdoor feeling kind feel spree. so enjoying what we can do with our masks for now. >> and at this hour people are still out. i think people are beating the heat from earlier today. but last year a father's day weekend weekend was actually the first weekend. alameda county allowed outdoor dining. so a stark contrast from last year. but you see the parklets where you mostly see them all over downtown areas across the bay area where they're going to be here until the end of the year. live in pleasanton. gayle ong kron 4 news bill, thank you so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock, including some traffic tie ups along the bay bridge. >> we'll let you know. it's chp says caused those delays this morning. plus, a

the last month and places like fremont in pleasanton. also going up 2% to each month.t just gets more and more expensive now. i asked economists, you know, what about right now like other still some good deals for renters. he said now is the time if you're going to move. >> check it out now because there's still some good deals. but he said by the end of 2021 we may start to see prices for rent really go back to normal. and if you remember, it was so expensive. it was ridiculous. it was at the point where you just needed roommates to even survive. so. >> good deals still out there james darya. yeah, we're starting to get back to prepandemic levels slowly but surely back fortunately. all right. thank you very much, sir. >> 7.38. and still ahead, we're going to break down the budget plan for san francisco and look at how much money supposed to go to fight homelessness. and after the break, a symbol of hope any holiday lights up. san francisco's foggy twin peaks. >> there it is the pink triangle. >> and it's coming through in the fog alien like in that fog a cool sight in

police say he was living in pleasanton. his family says he leaves behind both his parents step parents grandparents 2 brothers and 2 sisters and the family has released a statement to us here at kron 4 saying a land was a sweet and kind hearted young man whose 9 turning 20 in august. he is loved by many people who are praying for justice. we'll turn now to our coronavirus coverage this afternoon because today governor gavin newsome drew the first set of winners in the state's vaccine lottery accounts. california's incentive to get people vaccinated. we had 6 winners here in the bay area. 3 are from santa clara county to from san francisco. and there's one person in alameda county and they're all $50,000 richer, right now. >> ashley zavala joins us now live from sacramento to explain the process and also another important date that the governor gave out today. so how did these people find out who they are and when did they get the money. >> yeah. justine everyone in the bay area should have their phones handy and answer a ca

live in pleasanton, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> thank you, gayle.l, time is ticking for the president to reach his goal of having 70% of americans at least partially vaccinated by july 4th. and tonight there is new urgency as health officials say they are now scrambling to try to keep this new more contagious covid variant. they're calling it the delta variant at bay. yeah, from india. it has many of us wondering if ever going to reach herd immunity in the fight against covid-19. >> reporter tom negovan has that story. the ozarks in a race to vaccinate and falling behind. and that's what's keeping me up at night in springfield, missouri. 62 1% of people are unvaccinated and the county seeing its highest covid numbers since february. these patients are younger. >> previously healthy. they're not. >> terribly overweight or diabetic in the k the delta variant is the rapidly emerging as the dominant very doctor. fauci says we can't allow that to happen in the u.s. the delta variant first identified in india. now accounts for 60% of new cases in the uk a

until june. 28 making easy at pairings wine bar in downtown pleasanton. their mask policy is staying in place for the long term, and we want to keep our stuff safe, so i know some of them is like, oh, we titled the mass. would i said, listen, listen, let's follow up for you know, for the next six months, and once we get there, and then we'll figure it out. but for right now we do going to keep the mask on a costco employee who facilitates the sample stations said the samples are back in stores. but she'll stay remote. i'm not ready for that yet because it's too still too personal. it's food. i'm cooking your food, and i'm handing it to you. i don't know if that's the right thing to do yet. others are eager to return to the office. today is the first day that i have been able to meet my coworkers. this liver. more man says he's fully vaccinated and will be allowed back to in office work part time starting next month. i've seen them over over zoom for the. last year, and it's i'm in a state of shock. he's seeing people, uh hugging people. the cal osha draft

most people ditch the mask walking around downtown pleasanton.s visiting family for the holiday is still being careful. we're going a little bit just because we have all the kids and we're just kind of. well, rather have fresh air. so we're kind of a mask little here there. and then but the outdoor feeling kind feels free. so enjoying what we can do with our masks for now. >> father's day weekend, last year was the first weekend alameda county allowed outdoor dining. these park with you see over there. they're going to stay here until the end of the year. reporting in pleasanton, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> so kind of depends where you go. we're all just comparing the stores. we went to mass. no mask. i didn't have a mask on some people did. and you went to the movie, went to the movies. yeah. and there was a classic car show going on in the parking lot. nobody's wearing a mask outside. we were enjoying that. but then as soon as we approach the lobby to the movie theater. saw this. they still had their signs up that they. >> we want people to wear

let's get you ready for a morning run or a bike ride in pleasanton.re starting out with great weather. look at these clouds. the temperatures in the upper 50s and a slow warmup in temperatures through late morning into the afternoon. overall, a really nice day, but warming in the tri-valley. we'll get a look at our microclimates in the forecast in a few minutes. >> a clear view of the san mateo bridge. no clouds, plenty with the slow rise over the high rise and traffic is fine. the speed, there's good company here. i think good company. the rest of your commute coming up. >>> the markets will start today with new records. let's go to the live futures. the futures and predictions that traders make on the open. the one thing you want to watch is the s&p 500, which sets new -- set new records rather on the close on friday. a lot going on this week. there's an opec meeting, a jobs report. i'll get to that in a second. the s&p 500 hit 4280 on friday. as we've talked about before that index is actually a much better measure of the overall health of equity s

my $6.99 triple bacon cheesy jack combo. busy friday night out in pleasanton tonight and a sense of hopend optimism toward the pandemic as california prepares to lift its coronavirus restrictions. if the state feels like it's time and it's safe to open up. i'm going to listen to that. i'm gonna go ahead and accept it. governor newsom, making it official today, signing executive orders to lift most pandemic restrictions effective tuesday. good evening, everyone and heather holmes in tonight for cristina rendon and i'm andre senior. it's been nearly 15 months since the first stay at home order when coronavirus cases were surging and silver little was known about the virus. but now vaccinations are widely available. demand is easy. santa clara county announced its closing four of five mass vaccination sites over the next few weeks, county health officials say nearly 80% of eligible county residents are vaccinated and large sites are no longer needed. san francisco is already there. mayor london breed announcing today that 80% of eligible san franciscans have received at least one dose of th

gayle on live for us in downtown pleasanton with how local businesses are reacting to these roles in all the changes scale. >> ken and businesses are planning for the different changes next week. but about the specifically about the mask mandate to this is really hope that they can eventually give their employees a personal choice to wear a mask or not. we're all vaccinated. so we are actually looking forward. it's not easy to work with mask. i get it. we have to do it for safety procedures. but we're all really looking forward to it. but beast or restaurant owner gabby, a jelly says face masks will be optional for employees and will be relying on the honor system for customers. so they are vaccinated. then just to, you know, take the crack measures and if not to continue wearing a mask just for safety purposes for themselves. >> and for the others that but we hope that people are honest and truthful with jelly says the constant changes in health orders have made business challenging over the past year and is finally planning for a full reopening after june 15th every day was changin

very comparable pleasanton and livermore 8182 danville right at 81 degrees. oakland at 73 while berkeley and richmond in the upper 60's 70's to 80's across the north bay from antioch pittsburgh on up to vacaville some of our warmest spots and barely even warmer with highs only in the low 80's tomorrow. as i mentioned, will be much like today. thursday, very similar as well. friday. we begin to see a warming trend taking shape and into the upcoming weekend highs climb back into the 90's and triple digits. so enjoy the cool weather. well, we've got it because he is definitely just around the corner right now. don, thank you for that. so we do have a hot spot out here in toledo. >> highway. 37 westbound, the air at skaggs island road again causing a bit of a delay. in addition to that traffic collision. it also looks like there's some sort of oil spill associated with that so we're keeping a close eye on this good alternate would be highway 12 to get on the westbound side. there as we head into the city. you can see traffic is bumper to bumper at this hour but i

the dublin pleasanton area all the way to stockton the tri valley.ley regional authority announced last month that it's moving forward with preliminary engineering work. >> time now 6.24 and tomorrow the contra costa county board of supervisors decides to lift or extend the county's eviction moratorium. california's covid moratorium is set to expire on june 30th tomorrow. the board considers whether to continue the current ban on evictions or they could look at a plan that would include bans on rent increases but would extend a temporary prohibition on some of actions like of small you know, commercial tenants through the end of september. we'll see what happens. >> a deadly night in richmond at a house party multa people, multiple people shot and killed. we'll have the very latest coming up in a live latest coming up in a live report. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, t

the park district says water levels at shadow clips regional recreation area in pleasanton are just too>> and kron 4 switch ago reports for us right now. the drought is to blame. >> martin christensen and his wife trying to walk 5,000 steps that shadow clips regional recreation area in pleasanton on a daily basis and their concern has grown over the past few months. >> with how low the water level at the lake has dropped. this is bad in a scary the east bay regional park district says the lake was closed last year to prevent people from swimming and voting due to the pandemic that the lakers remain closed because of drought conditions. just like it's disappearing right in front of us. fishing from the shore is still allowed. but that does not seem to be attractive to families eileen weinberg and her daughters pretty much had the picnic area and beach to themselves friday. it's pretty deserted which. >> in some ways is nice and feels very safe health wise. we don't have to wear a mask, you know, worry about, you know, spreading anything or catching weinberg say she is worried for the wil

inland is cooler with san ramon and pleasanton in livermore in the upper 60s. 70-74 elsewhere.s far as the rest of the state, we have high fire danger in the sierra. this time tahoe is not included. it is east of yosemite from topaz lake all the way down the pearson bill where we have the highest fire danger today. tonight, look at these temperatures with more 40s out there and barely some 50s. look at the rebound thursday afternoon. inland, we reach close to 80 witches near average. and 70s around the bay which is closer to average and that will continue around the day. have a good one. >>> now we check in for what is going on with gma. good morning rob. >>> good morning kumasi and hello reginald. the u.s. is turning the tables on the russian hackers behind the cyber attack on the critical fuel pipeline. the justice department recovering millions and bitcoin ransom. this morning the ceo of kroger joins us for an exclusive interview about the attack on the u.s. meat supply. we will also hear what they will do about the rising prices. >>> and a texas mom posed as her 13-year-old

. >> so the group met the congressman at the dublin pleasanton bart station. then they hiked upper portion of the iron horse regional trail and he talked about the link valley that would extend the rail line from the dublin pleasanton area all the way to stop him. the tri valley. san joaquin valley regional authority announced just last month that it's moving forward with the preliminary engineering work. dave, good morning. okay. good morning. we're looking cold temperatures as we have some fog and around the bay area with 50's going on a look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. happy father's day to all you dads out there. 7.13 on this sunday morning. waking up a little bit. foggy. if you know, dad still like to do the little yard work here and they're not sure if yard work is on the docket for father's day. but i feel like with the fog that we've got a little bit of moisture in the air now might be the time. definitely to get that right. dave, while this won't be really hot this afternoon except again in those

today we got up to 101 in alamo, walnut creek, brentwood, pittsburg and pleasanton at 100. it was a scorcher out there. you will see the trend we're undergoing right now with that hotter weather back here for the inland valleys. as you get closer to the bay, those numbers really dropping. 83 in hayward. we'll talk more about our temperatures dropping, even some fog, a little bit of drizzle in the forecast. we'll have that in about 18 minutes. >>> the warm, dry weather is creating a dangerous situation for firefighters. earlier this afternoon, firefighters raced to a fire in mill valley. you can see smoke coming above the trees in the background. people were ordered to shelter in place while firefighters gained the upper hand. flames burned about a half an acre. we are continuing to track high temperatures across the bay area. a great way to stay informed is follow jeff on twitter. @jeff ranieri. >>> memorial day is often considered the unofficial start of summer. if today was any indication, people are ready to get out of their houses and travel again. in santa cruz, our bu

along the east shore, we have fremont at 80, oakland 75. 87 san ramon, pleasanton 79, veryone else in the mid to tonight, we will ll back to ttle drizzle along the atr day look at that drop in temperature tomorrow. then we hold in the mid-80s inland, low 70s around the bay, and near 60 at the coast. below-average as we transition from june to july. >>> there is a celebration on the peninsula for a fixture of the bay area's first responder community. the menlo park fire protection district held a retirement party for chief harold chapa hohman. he joined in 1981, became a regional leader in search and rescue. he was deployed at at after hurricane katrina and countless other disasters around the world. he says it has been rewarding. >> when you love something, it is not work for this has been one of the greatest privileges of my life to be in a job where what you do makes the difference. the opwith every day, they make a difference in other people's lives, too. >> get this, menlo park is the only department that he has worked for. he started when he was 20. congratulations. >>> coming up

. >> pleasanton and other cities are not allowed to have fireworks, but they are allowed in dublin. we asked the city why they decided to allow them. in a statement they said, the city has been diligent about promoting their safe usage and about enforcing efforts to stop the usage of illegal fireworks. citizens must be diligent, of course, but we have had no problems in decades of use. the city also says it's designating alamo state park and three others as places where people can set off their safe and sane fireworks. there's another benefit to allowing 16 fireworks stands. they significantly help community groups raise money. proceeds for this stand will go to the briar hills swim team. >> our goal is about 15,000 in seven days. >> reporter: the city also says it will enforce a zero tolerance policy against illegal fireworks. reporting live in dublin, march yann -- marianne favreau, nbc news. >>> the fda is adding a warning to covid vaccines. symptoms typically develop just a few days after receiving that second dose. experts continue to stress that the benefits of getting the vac

even hotter in pleasanton and san rafael will have some very warm temperatures reaching 88 degrees. this is the peak of the heat. we'll cool down a little bit this weekend. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, what is going on as people get ready to head out the door? >>> we follow up with the crash, more detail. and, unfortunately, it involves a car and a motorcycle. i'm always very concerned, haven't heard a lot about the injuries. but an ambulance has been called just in case one is needed. about five or six chp vehicles caused a lot of distraction. a traffic break caused slowing and things are starting to smooth out. this is off of 880 heading westbound on 237 past north first and then it's clear by the time you get out of san jose and no other issues for the rest of the bay. a smooth drive to the approach right now. back to you. >>> all right. as more things return to normal new worries for some people struggling the most to make it getting tough on rv and car dwellers in its return to prepandemic restrictions. >>> raising interest rates is normally bad news. >>>

. >> we are live in pleasanton with more on the new cal/osha covid-19 regulations for the workplace. >> reporter: good morning. the decision they made last night was controversial with many opponents to this plan spending hours speaking out against it during the public comments section of the meeting. the rules for the office will be stricter than the rules from the state. on june 15 the state is largely reopening and allowing vaccinated people to take off their masks, but callow osha has decided if anyone in the workplace is a vaccinated, everyone must wear a mask. businesses say they are worried this will stigmatize unvaccinated workers and make it very awkward in the workplace . there also upset at being required to supply everyone with expensive hard to get masks. >> employees you don't believe in vaccination will not want to use the masks. >> reporter: while several businesses and some workers and trade groups spoke out against the measure, several unions applauded the move and support the rules. the board did feel the pressure from all the opposition and went ahead and took the

but listen to this 1. 110 degrees in fairfield and 109 in pleasanton, not even among the record breakers. >> here's what it looks like outside right now as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. some of that haze settling in over the bridge this evening. it's been a very hot day. temperatures are slowly starting to cool off as we take a look now at the current temperatures. still some places pam or in the triple digits and of course, slowly, slowly is the key because it's still we have these highs today. 108 and anti a 107 in concord. >> and when you get that kind of heat. it just takes a while for things to kind of come back down to some semblance of normality. let's see when things will really start to cool down with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> yeah. hey, boy, what a hot day and we're not done with the heat wave just yet. these temperatures. yeah. records falling around the bay area today as highs just soaring to unbelievable levels and well, 104. that was a record in santa rosa. one. '03, in samara fell a 103 in canfield one. '02, in redwood city, a 106 singer

pleasanton went up 2%. the apartment list economists says prices are only going to go up. so now's the time to get a deal. you know, if you are looking to move now is probably a good time. you know, we are seeing, again these rent increase. >> pretty quickly. and now that's starting to collide with what is normally always the peak season stressed about it actually like. >> should i move again, i don't know before they go up. >> we still don't have the answer to the question of whether or not some of those people who moved away to other cities and states while they work from home will move back to san francisco. one thing remains true, though, this city has the most expensive housing market in america reporting in san francisco. sarah stinson, back to you. >> up next, state officials are putting the final numbers on just how much a recall election for governor gavin newsome would actually cost what that means for how soon we will see the recall election against governor gavin newsome. also there is something in the water, the population of the great white sharks off of our

right now 62 62 also in san lorenzo over the hill, though, you're still looking at 94 degrees in pleasanton at this hour. still temperatures going up to 88 right now. in livermore 90 degrees as you make your way to port chicago 88 in pittsburgh, 84 birds landing and look at back of ill, they're still holding on to a 104 degrees at that site. that is just blazing hot, especially this time of the evening. 78 american kenya 76 in the napa got 79 degrees and show back your approach. the coastline you see the colors beginning to change as we start to cool things down and numbers going to be dropping off sauce. little very comfortable, 70 degrees right now. certainly would like to see more of those temperatures. but we've got another very hot day for us or our way for tomorrow. looks like those temperatures again, probably some records going to fall. maybe not as hot as it was today. but if you're talking set of a 107. it's a 103. it's still incredibly that high. it's you know, you deal and more right after a while. yeah, so hot. so but there's a cool down on the way. we'll talk more about that w

tomorrow looks like low 80s, closer to pleasanton and dublin. north bay temperatures did jump up in the 80s and 90s. cooling back into the 70s and 80s. if you like this weather, pretty much a sneak preview of your 4th of july forecast heading into the week. one item to watch is the sierra. red flag warnings are out for lightning-spark fires. most of those storms are dropping rain. something to watch if you are going to head towards south lake tahoe over the next seven days. looks mild as we head all the way to 4th of july. the temperatures are not changing much. which is nice. our plans in the valley is going to look pretty nice all the way through the holiday weekend. mid-80s and slight warming as we hit towards the beginning of next week. that looks very nice. >> yeah. >> very mild compares to the northwest. >> coming up, get ready to play ball in front of a lot more people. the oakland a's reopening their coliseum tonight. the team is asking fans, what they are asking fans to do. that's next. >>> google is opening the doors to all people. unv

pleasanton all the way out to stockton the tri valley.uthority announced last month that it is going to move forward with the preliminary engineering work to make that project. one meeting you wish was virtual because then you would have to hike james states tribute as take it. can you take me on a 23 right now. and tomorrow the contra costa county board of supervisors is going to decide what to do about evictions. they could lift or extend. >> the county's eviction moratorium this decision because you know, california statewide moratorium on evictions expires. june so they have to decide what to do tomorrow. the board considers continuing the current ban on evictions or they could look at a plan that would include bans on rent increases but would extend a temporary prohibition on some evictions of small businesses. a commercial tenants through the end of september. >> a house party in richmond that was anything but fun. in fact, that turnout deadly multiple victims coming up, i'll tell you the details in a live report on this breaking ne