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while some counties are saying no, maria medina tells the santa clara is now ago. maria? >> reporter: what a week it's been for business owners here in santa clara county, a sort of tug-of-war between the state and the county, tonight, there is some relief. despite is it true? don't be kidding me. >> reporter: carrie bennett is among the business owners being given approval to reopen in the next phase. >> this is a hospital grade hepa filtration circulator. >> reporter: she owns several hair salons in the bay area. kerry says she is not only following the state eight page long list of restrictions but also adding her own safety protocols. >> we are taking temperature when they come in. >> business owners have experienced a roller coaster of emotions after the state first rejected the county's plan to open more businesses on july 13. finding out today, the state finally gave its approval. >> i wish they had gotten the be eyounced , cause we ness owners in cities like campbell are preparing for what life will look like in the weeks and months ahead. >> campbell is set up to

kpix 5's maria medina tells us that even the best case scenario seems unthinkable. >> reporter: as of today, santa clara county's covid-19 death toll stands at 19. so the big question tonight is how san jose city officials came to their estimation that 2,000 would die of the virus in this county alone by june. we asked for an interview, instead we were e-mailed a statement. >> there are a large number of us walking around who are infected. >> reporter: in a grim prediction released at this week's san jose city council meeting, the deputy city manager revealed a graphic with 3 scenarios. a death toll of 16,000 in santa clara alone if the community did nothing to stop the virus. nearly 8,000 deaths with low compliance. and the last and final prediction that they called the best scenario. if 70 percent of the public obeyed all orders. >> you can see even in that best case scenario, we were looking at 2,000 potential deaths directly from covid-19. >> reporter: that projection is higher than the current nationwide total. we asked the deputy city manager for an interview to explain the numb

maria medina tells us that these smash and grabs could be connected to a bigger crime spree. >> reporter: unfortunately palo alto saw a nearly 70 percent increase in car break-ins from january to november of last year compared to the year before, and 2020's numbers aren't off to a great start. >> they're just grabbing what they see inside and take off. >> reporter: but in this case the law caught up to these teen suspects and 2 minors accused of smashing windows monday morning and stealing what they could find inside cars. >> we had somebody call 911 because they saw a group of male subjects banging on car windows. >> reporter: palo alto police spotted the suspects near amarillo avenue and west bay shore road when they allegedly broke into 8 cars. tonight shattered glass still remains on the street. >> so right now detectives are looking into the possibility to see if these same suspects are related to other burglaries in the city. >> reporter: from january to november last year in palo alto there were 816 car burglaries. in 2018 there were 485. there's a 68 percent increase, but that's

as nichelle medina tells us, the same thing is happening across the country. >> reporter: los angeles county sheriff alexander villanueva is releasing low-level inmates with 30 days or less on sentences to keep coronavirus out of the county's lockups. >> the population within the jail is a vulnerable population just by virtue of who they are and where they're located. >> reporter: since late february he's released more than 600 inmates. >> we had 17,076 and reduced that to 16,459. >> reporter: there are no cases of coronavirus inside of the los angeles county jails. but 111 inmates are in isolation housing or quarantine because of possible exposure. most lockups are not allowing outside visitors. other communities like sacramento are considering similar action for inmates that pose no threat to the public. >> i can get they have homes. that's definitely -- should be a factor. i think they don't have homes, then where would they go? >> reporter: l.a. deputies are also bringing fewer people into custody. >> we average about 300 a day throughout l.a. county. that's shrunk over the week i

kpix 5's maria medina tells us how stricter rules are making it difficult for people who rely on cannabis. maria? : dienes have always been deemedorder, but sacoalrecently put tougher restrictions on businesses, including dispensaries. m upset about it. ubout it. >> reporter: jacob waited in line for about an hour. >> they said i need a card. >> reporter: only to be turned away. you just didn't bring it? >> yeah, i've been coming without it for 5 years. >> consumers are wildly confused and disappointed. >> reporter: under santa clara county's latest stay at home order, dispensaries can no longer allow in store purchases of recreational marijuana. instead, recreational users must get the products delivered. >> so while the county said delivery is an option, the reality is, most dispensaries are not able to deliver. >> reporter: the ceo of this dispensary says their delivery service is in such high demand, they can't offer same day delivery. and delivery services have the >> reporter: so those that come in are the few with medical marijuana cards. >> consumers in santa clara county haven't

cbs news' michelle medina tells us more about the challenges they're facing to keep students and teacherssafe. >> cleaning is key in our plan. to return to school. >> reporter: with classrooms now empty, dr. carmen garcia superintendent of san marcos unified school district near san diego faces a task of reopening nearly 20 schools in the district this fall. >> it's a multilayered, very complex scenario. >> reporter: dr. garcia must balance guidelines from the cdc, state and local health officials. they include temperature checks, eating lunch in the classroom, and closed playgrounds. classrooms could look like this bay area school where desks are inside boxes taped on the floor to ensure social distancing with teachers wearing masks. >> we understand that the situation is fluid. and key in our planning is our ability to be agile and to be nimble and to be creative. >> you can't just come up with one plan. >> reporter: dan wiseberg of an educational policy nonprofit says districts face overwhelming obstacles balancing public and mental health along with student learning. >> how can we mil

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but one doctor tells our maria medina those numbers aren't what we should be focused on. >> reporter: in one day, santa clara county reported 84 new covid-19 cases, bringing the total to 459. while that may seem alarming to some, one doctor says the number we should focus on is hospitalizations. >> it shouldn't be a cause for alarm. >> reporter: the increase overnight of positive cases in santa clara county. >> that's simply a function of who's going out and able to get a test. >> reporter: was to be expected as testing ramps up according to dr. and stanford university professor steven goodman. >> the number we really need to be focused on is the number who are seriously ill enough to be hospitalized. that's what we should focus like a laser on, and that number went up about 10 percent between yesta clara, thhoalizatio stood at 137 tonight. last night the total was 125. >> that's not the major increase that places like new york or italy or china saw at the peak of their epidemic, so that shows that things are not actually increasing that fast. >> reporter: in fact, he says santa clara

one man in campbell said the post office has been breaking the law and he tells maria medina he can prove that the agency is lying. >> reporter: larry schwartz says he does not get the mail over and over again. >> this message said no access to delivery location. >> reporter: larry provided a document showing the usps attempt to delivery august 11 at 7:25 p.m. the post office wrote that they could not access the delivery location. at exactly 7:25 p.m. no one is seen attempting to make a delivery at his own according to the surveillance cameras from larry. larry said 10 minutes prior an amazon worker appears to have no problems making a delivery. >> this is a regular residential street with plenty of parking. c eilaccess it. this past sardpaage did t geit actually until yesterday. >> reporter: larry said sometimes usps alert them that a package is delivered that larry says is not. >> 18 u.s. code section 1712, falsification opposed to returns to increase compensation. >> reporter: larry believes the post office is breaking the law >> two postal carries on separate occasions told me they we

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kpix5's maria medina is live in san jose's willow glen neighborhood to tell us it's not back to business as usual, huh, maria? >> reporter: that's right allen. here in santa clara county, instore retail and outdoor dining are now allowed. here, this was once a ghost town, no longer, but not all business owners are rejoicing. >> it feels good to walk in somewhere other than a grocery store. >> reporter: for the first time since march, irma is shopping for clothes inside a store. >> people were excited to come in, feel the items. try things on. >> reporter: many business owners are finding opening up after a significant financial impact and to modifications in order to continue social distancing guidelines is not that easy. >> a lot of us think, well, these restrictions are being loosened and these businesses will be excited. business owners will be excited. that's not really the case, right? >> no, unfortunately, we just don't have enough space. >> reporter: restaurant ores like jenny coopman of yuki sushi are now allowed to offer sit down outdoor dining but says if you don't have a patio

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kpix 5's maria medina with a warning from the police and fire crews. . >> reporter: a police source tells me because legal fireworks slows being canceled, many people are saying the show must go on and that is why we are seeing an increase in illegal fireworks more this year than in past years. >> reporter: as soon as night falls in san jose the fireworks light up the sky. this was captured a few hours ago. >> they have been going off like crazy. >> reporter: setting off fireworks on the fourth of july is a coordinated neighborhood effort despite it being illegal. this is from the year before. >> fourth of july is a tradition that brought people from out of the town over here. >> reporter: bay area residents have grown frustrated for weeks because of an explosion of fireworks in their neighborhoods leading up to independence day. now fire and police departments are warning of the risks and fines. morgan hill is tripling fines up to $1,500. san jose is telling residents to report violaters but cite people in the past hasn't been easy for san jose. in 2018 with 1100 complaints, only four ci

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medina , kpix 5 news. >>> domestic violence cases have soared, and betty yu is telling us if the trend is taking shape in the bay area. >> according to the mayor, some people sheltered in place may not be in safe environments and it may be tough to get help if someone lives in the same home as their abusive partner. with couples and families under stay-at-home orders reports of domestic violence are up in san francisco. in the first week of shelter in place the das office saw an initial spike of a 60% increase in clients referred to its victim services division. compared to the same week last year. the following week there was a 33% decrease in referrals. >> probably one of the most common tactics is to isolate someone from their support network friends, family. coworkers, agencies where they may go to get assistance or support. so being locked in with your abuser is as i have called it, kind of a perfect storm. >> reporter: kathy black is the director of a domestic violence hotline. she says the number of calls during quarantine have remained constant. >> the calls are longer and there is more time take

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tell you if you've been infected. in developed antibodies. but as kpix 5 maria medina says, it's buyer beware. maria? >> reporter: more than 100 companies are marketing covid- 19 test kit but only one lab in the bay area is offering them on demand for consumer sale. we found lots of people are signing up. the small lab tucked away in an east bay industrial park has been attracting a steady stream of clients lately. i kind labs of richmond advertises a coronavirus antibody test that a voting to its website will tell you not only if you have been exposed but also if you have protected antibodies. harper came all the way from sacramento. >> my family, my ex worst in healthcare and is on the front lines. >> to pay $200 to know if he is among the lucky ones. >> to see if possibly i have immunity to it. >> i will not be the source of the infection. >> only wants to find out if he has immunity so he can open up his practice again. >> according to this anthony, the email, the sensitivity is about 95%. >> the tests offered here are not authorized by the fda, but the government allows places like this to sell

tonight the mayor told maria medina that it would be a lifeline for struggling businesses six months into the pandemic.>> reporter: lol tell city councilmembers just voted to continue shutting down california and university avenues for outdoor dining. but now more help could be coming their way. and it wouldn't just be for these restaurant owners. >> if we don't do something, we will lose a lot of restaurants and retailers. >> making is lucky to have a patio and parking lot for her restaurant. >> we're still done a lot. >> it is still not enough. to make any little extra money i think would help all these restaurants keep floating. >> the little bit of money would come their way. the mayor proposed a covid surcharge that all business owners would be able to tack on a customer's purchase . >> 5%, 10%, for things like hygiene, cleanliness supplies, increased cost of labor. >> we were already talking about a surcharge. we just didn't hear the city bring it up. >> and owner who had to lay off 39 of his 41 employees at the beginning of the pandemic says it's a proposal he would be okay with as long as customers knew where their

tell county leaders, enough. and that they are destroying the economy, not the pandemic. ray medinaose with the plea to relax restrictions. >> reporter: tonight there is disappointment and frustration toward county and help leaders for not allowing indoor dining, places of worship and others to reopen. despite the fact that the county moved into the red tier last week, a tear that allows those places to reopen. >> did they forget about us?>> for six months my wondered when aestheticians in santa clara county can work again. after all medical spas were allowed to reopen and offer the same facial services that aestheticians perform. >> only santa clara county has prohibited aestheticians from working for six months. >> santa clara is like this weird oun't get it, we don't get it. it's extremely frustrating. >> business owners are calling on county supervisors and dr. sara cody to follow the states red tier guidelines includaces food and shelter. >> the cold weather is coming. some have been operating outside to some degree but it's really just been a band-aid. >> how many of the same

medina reports.>> reporter: someone said that they that the suspect knew exactly what he was doing. the source tells me the officer this morning was lucky he was not hurt or killed. >> this is a example of a very determined suspect that's willing to do anything to get out and a skate. >> reporter: this is a man who nearly pulled off a houdini act early this morning. handcuffed and in the back of a san jose police car, castro managed to get hold of a gun. >> he managed to access the rear compartment, storage area. >> reporter: the officer just arrested the 40-year-old suspect for mail theft and violating his probation. he drove down the ramp that leads into the inmate intake area. just before moving castro out of the vehicle, the officer secured his weapons just as he was trained. that is when something went wrong. >> officer did attempt to restrain and stop the suspect, from when he realized something was going on. >> reporter: deputy save the officer realized that castro somehow got a hold of a gun. he fired about a half-dozen rounds of the officer. luckily he was locked inside the patrol car. >> o

shutting down and its bureau in the a stony and capital tell it now after dozens of its employees resigned saying they fear criminal prosecution artie's medina across the story for us. this but i think agency published a statement under fast tanny's saying that he thought that staff and those still on the air had terminated. their labor contracts and resigned fearing possible criminal prosecution now the sputnik agency in the stoniest controlled by the russian state media organization that i.c.c. avoid unfortunately experience dictates that despite the apparent absurdity of the government's threats criminal prosecution of journalists is a reality in today's europe last month a telling a story to us towards that staff members could be prosecuted due to the european sanctions against russia and if that would have happened they would be facing up to 5 years behind bars now moscow sees this demand as an obvious attempt to silence the russian president commented on the situation he offered support to the journalists who work for the agency. you do a lot of the terms to stop your activity can go unnoticed i'm very surprised because russia is alway

.>>> tonight the 49ers are telling the faithful they won't be allowed inside levi's stadium for the season opener. but as maria medinae seats may not sit empty the entire season.>> reporter: the niners are asking fans to keep their faith because there is a small possibility that a limited number of spectators will be allowed inside the stadium sometime this season. while the niners fight to win on the field this season, off the field already struggling business owners will be counting their losses without fans flooding into santa clara. >> we anticipated it to some degree, but it will keep us from hiring additional people. >> jonathan burgess and brother say their first year running a food booth at levi's was a success, especially as the niners won a championship, clenching their spot in the super bowl. >> it was so well received, and this will just devastate the restaurants who are already suffering. the lack of people coming into town will definitely have its effect. >> a professor of tourism says this will be yet another blow to the local economy. >> we're talking hotels, restaurants, bars, grocery stores.>> absol

medina is in san mateo county with the doctor's passionate plea. >> reporter: for months we have been listening to public health officers tell us shutting down businesses would cut down on covid-19. but not the doctor here in san mateo county. he says the state is doing it all wrong. >> i worry about keeping a roof over my daughter's head. >> reporter: she is a single mom, struggling and without work like many after the shop she works at was forced to close once again. >> week by week. day by day kind of thing. to think aboutt two months, three months, it would be devastating. >> reporter: she is learning the public health officer has been trying to convince the state is making a mistake. in a statement the doctor wrote i wish to apologize to all the businesses that were closed this week. i am not supportive of these actions. i believe they will cause more harm than good. >> there is people losing their jobs, their homes. i think all businesses can open. >> the doctor told kpix 5 leaders should balance managing the virus as well as the economy, the states failed to prove covid-19 reds faster in businesses that are forced to shut down and the state is u

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medina give himself starting out? let's take a look: when i started fundraising, i would meet with people and they would tell me they wereand they see the vision. but then they would go away and not fund. when you're having these conversations with early stage investors, don't take a softer circle, don't take a commitment in the form of a verbal yes. get in front of it and ask for the commitment by when will the funds be in the bank? give them the wiring instructions and then just ask very bluntly, when will you have it? if not, you'll be chasing that person with a very long time without any knowledge as to whether you're going to get the funds are not. it's very frustrating, very distracting and it takes you away from building a big company. at the top of the show, we asked you about about your experiences of working from home? this comes at a time when more companies are making contigency plans due to the coronavirus outbreak. let's take a look at how some viewers have responded. homeworking is great but a lot of people will find it very tricky to start with. you need to set boundaries and find some kind of regular con

medina. another horrific shock for these deeply traumatized children just 6 days with this. if you can you tell me what you're drawing hundreds and i ask i joking someone's head off and a person has been crucified had chopped off head and attacking planes. in time do you dream about stuff like this. and yes i do we all have nightmares. the children who have undergone indoctrination and i as training camps include about 1500 from western european countries. almost 300 from germany and more than 500 from france. intelligence and security experts warn of the threat they pose should they return and of cool for precautionary measures should now we have a 2 fold problem we've got former extremists former terrorists and foreign fighters so we have individuals that are going to fight in countries like iraq and syria who are coming back not just as former terrorists but foreign fighters which makes it even more difficult to deal with. how do you deal with children who have undergone military training and experienced brutal violence. can maybe read integrated into society is that a poem human rights free

in two of those officials, danny rodriguez and gina medina join me to talk about that picture and what this means. we appreciate you coming on and tells about the photo and why you meet on the roof to pray. >> thank you for having us. basically that day, we were going about what we normally do taking care of patients, something came over me. i look to the left of me in the right of me and seeing so much movement, everyone just stop, take 5 minutes, give me 5 minutes and follow me and i said with give ourselves this moment to identify and feel and pray and say what you need to say. i turned over and said lead us in prayer. rob: you lead the prayer. tell us what the situation is, your hospital on the south side of miami, how bad is it and what does prayer mean to you? >> it is tough to work in this setting but we got to be strong for our patients, priority does help in the situation, the burden we have on our shoulders. it made our paths clear. rob: talk about what you are experiencing in that hospital. how do you handle that mentally? >> a lot has changed since the pandemic occurred. it identified areas improvement in the hospital our

medina, kpix 5. >>> three patients have died, 36 others tested positive at a skilled nursing facility in oakland. excel health care center on high street tells kpix 5 that it's taking immense measures to safeguard those who are not infected and to isolate and treat those who are. that includes screening staffers at the start of every shift, and restricting visitation. >>> a second coronavirus case has forced officials to close a san francisco navigation center. tonight the remaining 59 guests at division circle and the shelter staff are all getting tested. they've been transferred to isolation and hotel rooms while they await the results. health officials do not believe the newest case is related to the first one three weeks ago. >>> the dublin unified school district reversing course and ditching the letter grading system for the spring semester. the school board had initially voted to keep the current system and then decided against it after student backlash. instead, schools will institute a credit or no credit system. >>> also tonight, for sports fans, a taste of what life used to be like. the nfl draft went on as planned in what could b

tell you who was the winner in just a few minutes. >>> the only bay area county not on the state watchlist could wind up there tomorrow. ray medina has an urgent warning from a san mateo county supervisor. follow the rules or we may never get off that list. >> if the county makes a state watchlist for three days, it is ordered to shut down even further. one supervisor believes san mateo county will make the watchlist tomorrow or wednesday. >> i figured i would get a cut before they call us. >> he is racing to get to the businesses that could be shut down by the end of the week. >> i'm sure that people from out of county come here to get there haircuts now. >> the only county in the bay area to keep cases at hospitalizations below the state threshold until now. >> it is trending the wrong direction. i do not know if we will be able to recover. >> the supervisor believes they will make the watchlist tomorrow, or wednesday, on the verge of closing hair and nail salons, gyms and worship services. >> where your mask. hurry up. if we do not take action right now, the consequences are going to be catastrophic. we could be in this watchl

medina. it do we are hoping for good news, but it doesn't look good. >> deputies telling us they are hopeful also realistic as they continue to search for "glee" star naya rivera. the pontoon boat where her 4-year-old son was found yesterday afternoon. it is blocked off with crime tape. that boy is safe and sound with. let me show you video from the air this morning. crews have begun searching the lake this morning hoping to find any clue what happened to the actre actress. she came here to the lake yesterday afternoon with her son, rented a boat and headed out on that boat and then her son was found alone on that boat by the man who actually rented the boat to her later in the afternoon. let me show you some video from overnight because they spent much of the night searching for any clue to what might have happened to her. they did tell us that the 4-year-old boy said that her mother was in the boat and went outside to go swimming and she put him back in the boat and then he doesn't know what happened to her next. we talked to deputies a short time ago. >> the sheriff's office has been in c

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