the alameda city council is expected to revisit the issue in the fall. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news on dine and dish. vicki liviakis sits down with the celebrity chef. >> behind the famous french laundry restaurant to talk about his news. papa. napa valley's french laundry restaurant is world famous for its amazing food equally as famous as the michelin star chef who's behind it. thomas keller this morning on dine and dish kron 4. vicki liviakis sits down with chef killer to talk about his new pop-up lounge and his mission to end america's craving for sugar. >> sure. french laundry is known the world over for its fine dining. good luck trying to get a reservation. so when i had a chance to break bread with the restaurant's legendary chef of course i took >> but didn't realize i have to chase it down while he rode his bike through town. >> because i live here. you know, i'm one of one of those neighbors. >> thomas ella wishes keller is a celebrated chef who runs michelin 3 star dining establishments. but he's also known for his down-home bake

. >> alameda county now has the highest sales tax in california. tonight a new effort to have the hike declared illegal. >>> plus, how a taylor swift song sparked an internal investigation into a bay area police sergeant. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a threat from the feds to san jose city leaders -- remove a massive homeless encampment or risk losing funding for future airport projects. the camp is on vacant land. the city bought it as a buffer between the airport and the community in case of a plane crash. kpix 5 reporter maria medina is in san jose with the faa's demands and reaction at the encampment tonight. >> reporter: behind me may be the bay area's largest homeless encampment. city officials say there are about 200 unhoused residents here, but homeless advocates tell me it's more like 400. and the faa says they're not welcome here. >> i just need a place i can be at for three or four months to then figure out my next move. >> reporter: sober now for five years, s

justin andrews got to take a ride and joins us live from the brand new alameda sea plane terminal. >> reporter: hi, a little more than an hour ago, the ribbon was officially cut at the brand new terminal here in alameda. people were lined up this morning ready to board the ferry and riders boarded the ferry for the first in a time earlier and, like you said, i did too. >> change the way you get coffee, one curb at a time. >> this woman co-owner of geteat spot at the ferry termnal in alameda. her and husband were serving up a cup of joe for riders for years. >> we are thrilled and great to see the passengers and friends riding. >> reporter: she watched the line of riders waiting for the ferry to arrive thursday morning. ron, one of the first to take advantage of the low-cost fares, 7 to 20% cheaper, in fact. >> i'm here for the fun for taking the first boat out of the terminal and going to san francisco and having breakfast and then i'll hop on a boat and come trite back. >> reporter: thursday morning the ribbon cutting took place officially opening for riders and the ferry relaunch. >

live in alameda, amy, abc 7 news. >>> we are seeing heart pounding moments captured on the alameda county sheriff's office by the cameras. it is from a shoot out in a hayward hills back in april. wants to warn you some of this video is hard to watch. >> i got a gun. >> he got the gun in his hand. >> do not move! >> do not move! >> keep your hands down. >> drop the gun. >> alameda county sheriff's deputies say that matthew was hiding behind a fence after threatening several people with a gun and as deputies were looking for him, investigators said harry said tell my mom i love her and then he shot i deputies. >> the deputies returned fire killing him. >> multiple sideshowsmultiple ss police to the limit on the fourth of july. some of them drew hundreds of people as cars took over numerous intersections. as officers moved in on one of the sideshows, people in the crowd through firecrackers. police arrested at least one person for blocking first responders. gunshots were heard as officers had some of these vehicles towed. oakland is coming together for a rally on saturday following their cha

revefr alameda th the details on those complaints. >> reporter: here, in the city of alameda, the complaints are nearly the same for business-to- business. many have been hit. mark, the owner of -- on park street in the city of alameda, did not know there had been an americans with this many act lawsuit filed against him until this happened. >>> i started to receive letters from attorneys offering to help me with the ada lawsuit. >> reporter: is one of dozens of business owners were hit with an 88 lawsuit recently. although one plaintiff, orlando garcia. if that name rings a bell, it is the same person behind over 1000 similars ada complaints in san francisco's chinatown and irving street. across the street, this man got the same notice. >> we started reading the complaints and they are a carbon copy. >> reporter: a children's consignment store had unlawful barriers that prevented entry. this is the entryway. >> i look and are the doors alert with? what is it? >>> same as lolos. >> i took my iphone and stuck it on there. it is under the right slope, it is a level. i have the feeling that the

the sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's office is heard admitting he's doing it so the activist can't upload the video to youtube due to copyright rules. thousands have seen the video, and the sergeant in question could face disciplinary action. ♪♪ >> reporter: this is the taylor swift song that became problematic for this alameda county sheriff's sergeant. >> it's not a good look for law enforcement. >> reporter: tuesday, sergeant shelby seen on camera approaching members of the activist group anti-police terror project, outside an oakland courthouse to listen to a pretrial hearing of a former officer charged with manslaughter. >> there's rules that the court has set up about protests and distances and signage. >> reporter: after shelby noticed someone filming him, he takes out his cell phone and presses play. >> he took his phone, put it over his body cam. i thought he was trying to drown out the noise. >> reporter: the sergeant explained his reasons for blasting t-swift. >> play all you want, it can't be posted on youtube. >> it's definitely a hot-button issue. taylor swift's

on alameda county sheriff's office body cameras. this is from a shootout in the hayward hills in april. this video is hard to watch. >> got the gun. >> i got a gun. >> he's got the gun in his hand. >> do not. >> do not [ bleep ] move. >> keep your hands down. >> drop the gun. drop the gun. [ sound of gunfire ] >> alameda county sheriff's deputies say matthew harry was hiding behind a fence after threatening several people with a gun. as deputies were looking for him, investigators say harry said tell my mom i love her then he shot at deputies. those deputies returned fire, killing harry. a bullet grazed a deputy in the head. this video was released yesterday. >>> multiple side shows pushed vallejo police to the limit on the fourth of july. cars took over numerous r numer intersections. as officers moved in on one of these events they say people in the crowd threw fire crackers. at least one person was arrested for blocking first responders. and gunshots were heard as officers had some of the vehicles towed. >>> oakland is coming tog

but for now, in alameda, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> kids love tiktok, right.ropping its lawsuit over a ban former president trump put in place with the biden administration has done to make that company change its mind. we'll have that. also the nfl big news today, the league set out a clear message. all players have to be vaccinated or they could cost their team wins and costs the players on their team money but not all players. of course, are happy with these new rules. kate rooney has that story. and as the delta variant spreads rapidly the debate over whether we should all go back to wearing masks is happening again in is happening again in washington. the when a truck hit my car, is happening again in wthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide m

and alameda county hospital hospitalizations jumped from 120 to 168 in a week. the number one from 81 to 128 in contra, costa county and san francisco. there was an increase of 41 patients and every other county did see an increase except for santa clara county, which actually has one fewer patients than a week ago. >> alameda county saw the biggest increase in hospitalizations since last week and it comes amid urgent request by government officials and health care providers for people to get vaccinated and kron four's gayle ong joins us live from fremont with the details. kale. >> and catherine and ken alameda county reports 50 new hospitalizations in a week. people i spoke with say they are taking extra precautions. >> in the district of fremont. people are still wearing masks outside. i think that we can all do we need to do. and if it's like just putting on a mask. while we're indoors or even outside. i think it's where they've been saying inside a little bit more going out was i always keep my mask on even though it's optional now and places both women we s

but the fight goes on here in alameda county in the city of alameda. >>> i know you are all thinking. what a pain sales tax? here is a look at the sales taxes across the bay area. they are both over 9%. there hovering at about >>> three large wildfires are raging right now across northern california forcing people out of their homes. in chester county the salt fire has burned through 3500 acres. it is to the east of i-five and south of lakehead. they reopened i-5 after an overnight closure but evacuation orders are still in effect. >> we came from -- the caverns, and then we were told this fire, we came back to the campus to see how close it was. and we decided to go. >> the lightning sparked lava fire has been burning more than 25 acres. illegal marijuana grocer, getting the firefighter efforts there. almost 1000 acres have burned in the tenant fire is on the eastern side of the klamath national forest. >> extreme fire danger is wrapping up here in the bay area, dry, hot condition are making for a dangerous combination this fourth of july weekend. here is a look at the latest drought

. >>> for the first time the city of alameda is taking action to limit police response to nonviolent emergencies. coming up, who will respond to those can calls. >>> illegal fireworks are likely to blame for the fire that tore through this home. community members were able to save the family inside. >>> heat is about to hit the bay area. i will have it in my forecast. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >>> we are looking to an alternative to police response with mental health expertise and behavioral health experience. >>> tonight, another bay area city is taking concrete steps to reimagine how the police respond to mental health crisis calls. the city of alameda wants to deprioritize police officers in favor of medics and mentalathy professionals. good evening, thank you for joining us. abc 7 news reporter takes a closer look at the plan. >> two days before the police killed george floyd in minneapolis. the police arrested molly watkins for exercising in the street. >> you are dancing in the street? >> what? dancing in the street?

so alameda county moved forward with a racial equity assessment. it was really looking at how different racial or ethnic groups are affected or served in the homeless program system. the project used a universalist framework, which is to say the group that the project is working least well for will remove those barriers and design a system that works well for everyone. if we look at the least well served, we will have a system that is effective for all. we looked -- the process looked really intensely at qualitative data, at performance, at outcomes, and disaggregated everything by race. and sometimes that shows conclusive things, and sometimes it didn't. and then, there's a qualitative research component, where we're guided by the outcomes research, right? asks new questions of different people experiencing homelessness. what are the root causes, what are the systemic barriers? how can we make the system work better for people, and we find that the system multiplies these barriers to housing stability while at the same time appearing housing neutr

los casos de coronavirus en alameda se han disparado.rÍa registrar una ola de hospitalizaciones entre las personas no vacunadas. ramo nada menos dice quÉ recomiendan para evitar que siga subiendo el nÚmero de contagios por covid. ramÓn: las autoridades dijeron que los casos saltaron de 28 a 70. se registran 100 nuevos casos por dÍa. la mayorÍa de los casos ocurren entre personas que no se han vacunado. por favor, tenga la mano lÁpiz y papel. >> el doctor del condado de alameda ha visto un incremento de casos en la Última semana. estos casos estÁn vinculados con la variante delta. >> la tasa de propagaciÓn es preocupante. en oakland la gente que vive en ciertos cÓdigos postales es dÓnde los cÓdigos de vacunaciÓn son mÁs bajos. >> los que se quedan atrÁs son los latinos. llevamos el 61 por ciento de personas vacunadas en todo el condado. >> las vacunas deben usar mascarilla en lugares donde haya mucha gente. >> entonces estamos en una campaÑa para hacer mÁs alcance a la comunidad latina para que ellos tengan toda la informaciÓn que necesit

we had this in san francisco in alameda.on these in the first place? yeah. so, um, you know, it's classically been against the law to sell food from a house. uh, um and, generally, people kind of get away with it until they get enough traction that they're really building and growing their business. um. and this is something that happened to me back. when i was in college. i was running my own pop up and it ended up getting shut down, not forgetting anyone sick and so, you know, we're really trying to create a more inclusive food system and reduce the barrier of entry for so many folks who have really great talent. one study suggested it can cost six figures to open a restaurant. now do these types of businesses sell just people in their neighborhood? do deliver to them. how does that whole process work? yeah. so, um, in addition to running my own home restaurant, i'veork created a platform called food gnome, which allows for home cooks to basically have a contact list. take out system in the delivery system that they can ma

>>> for the first time the city of alameda is taking action to limit police response to nonviolent emergencies. coming up, who will respond to those can calls. >>> illegal fireworks are likely to blame for the fire that tore through this home. community members were able to save the family inside. >>> heat is about to hit the bay area. i will have it in my forecast. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >>> we are looking to an alternative to police response with mental health expertise and behavioral health experience. >>> tonight, another bay area city is taking concrete steps to reimagine how the police respond to mental health crisis calls. the city of alameda wants to deprioritize police officers in favor of medics and mentalathy professionals. good evening, thank you for joining us. abc 7 news reporter takes a closer look at the plan. >> two days before the police killed george floyd in minneapolis. the police arrested molly watkins for exercising in the street. >> you are dancing in the street? >> what? dancing in the street? >> 14 months

gran parte del condado de nada, solano, contra costa y alameda.a la vida. primero nos agotamos y cuando uno se agota, la piel es seca, roja y caliente. podemos perder el conocimiento. hay regiones en los 103 y en santa rosa en los 88. continuamos con el ingreso de esa nubosidad del pacÍfico. no esperamos nada de lluvias. el calor estarÁ en el viernes, sÁbado y domingo con triple dÍgito. pasen una bonita noche. ramÓn: este reservorio de agua no podrÁ utilizarse, seis pera que se realice un operativo de agua. >> si no hacemos es el proyecto, si no recibimos la res esta de anderson hay un peligro. queremos hacer este proyecto. ramÓn: si usted, está cubierto tanto por medicare como por medicaid de su estado, hay algo importante que debe saber. ahora, usted podría recibir aún más beneficios de salud de los que ya tiene. es el plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. es fácil saber si cumple los requisitos... ...llámenos ahora mismo para hablar con nosotros. medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos beneficios. pero un plan dual complet

the next option would be building 20 cabins on a city owned lot near the college of alameda.s location would include shared space such as a garden and other facilities. this all will require a lot of time and money to make the housing reality. but the mayor of alameda says she believes in result will be worth the effort if it gets people off the streets. >> to have a place for. they could sleep inside not sleep with one eye open because they were, you know, worried about what would happen. i had to get up and leave go walk someplace to use a bathroom market doors. he's bathroom. but you know, do the things that you and i do. >> no decisions have been made as of yet. the city council was only considering proposals from staff. the council is hoping to work on specific details and revisit this issue later this fall. >> a $20,000 trash can. that's the price of just a prototype. but that cost is still turning a lot of heads kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the acting director of san francisco public works who is defending the cost because he says it's a lot more than just a tr

temperatures are starting to rise now livermore hayward alameda oakland pittsburgh in concord in the 60's while the getting close at 59 right now. san francisco and berkeley 54. i'd say enjoy this morning. hours because come the afternoon. it's back to the 90's more about that ahead. >> tom, thank you for that. we've got a great morning so far. but we do have a traffic hazard here on the bay bridge disabled tractor trailer. 80 westbound just west of treasure island. so again, they have finally turned the metering lights on. they weren't on all that. the morning. so it's going to be about 15 minutes for you to make it to that fremont street exit from the east bay because of that, the settlement look at the san mateo bridge head across towards the peninsula. no major delays or issues there. but there is a delay or issue on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. there's also a traffic hazard there so that going up in terms of drive times and the golden gate bridge. no issues here. 20 minutes. you're traveling into the city will have more on your traffic updates throughout the morning. but fo

that a look at the new alameda ferry terminal. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back.st from our mark hopkins camera. how the markets are reacting after another positive day. diane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. trading has been underway for ten minutes. right now the dow is better by 36 points. the nasdaq is on the plus side. the s&p 500 has a gain as well. a snapshot is out. 364,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week. that was better than expected. meantime adp said 694,000 jobs were added. the biggest were in leisure and hospitality. education and health services saw a jump. tomorrow the government will release its monthly tally ju. len? >> all right. diane king all from cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> a couple woke up to make some breakfast only to see a bear beat them to it. cell phone video shows the bear chomping down on food in the freezer. help wanted breakfast food, obviously. aside from the screen door, help didn't break anything before showing himself back out. >> it was all right. i've been here 15 minutes. i'm ready to go. >> he

there were 40 people in the hospital in alameda county.er has gone up now to a 105. the jump in contra, costa county went from 17 to 68. it went from 0 hospitalizations to 6 up in marin county and from 46 in napa county, san francisco went from 16 covid hospitalizations in june to 41 just a month later. and you can also see increases across san mateo, santa clara solano and sonoma counties as well. and a growing number of new cases of covid-19 infections are also being traced to unvaccinated people in the workplace and now health officials in 3 counties are calling on employers to require vaccinations as a condition of employment kron four's. rob fladeboe explains. >> there is strong evidence that new coronavirus infection, the highly contagious delta variant in particular has been increasing in workplaces across california in response health officers in 3 bay area counties so far. santa clara san francisco in contra, costa are strongly encouraging employers to consider requiring employees to get vaccinated. health officials said unvaccina

justin andrews is live in alameda sorting through the numbers. where do we stand this morning?> reporter: governor newsom says now this pandemic basically is the pandemic of the unvaccinated. he says more people need to be vaccinated and y he will be in alameda county in a matter of hours to talk about this. he is encouraging people to get the shot as the delta variant is rapidly spreading. in california, about 63% of the state has received at least one dose of the vaccine. only about 56% of americans though have gotten at least one dose according to cdc. the u.s. is averaging more than 43,000 cases of covid a day as delta variant fuels 65% of a jump. dr. anthony fauci talked about this. take a listen. >>> if you look historically at the modeling that's been done over the last 18 months, for the most part, it's been pretty accurate. i am not sure it would be worst case scenario but it's not going to be good. we are going in the wrong direction. >> reporter: you heard him. he said "we are going in the wrong direction." live in alameda county, i am justin andrews, kpix5. >>> dail

san francisco bay ferry launched a new route from alameda to the city today, the alameda seaplane ferrye takes 20 minutes to get to san francisco and gives east bay commuters and alternative way to at alternative rather to the bay bridge. the company also announced a 30% increase in weekend service across the bay. and passengers can also expect lower fares for the next year as more people return to work. we're really excited to be offering more service than we did before the pandemic we're offering starting today more weekday departures than we ever have before, and so we're making a commitment to help people choose to stay out of their cars and come back to work or play whatever they need to do in terms of crossing the bay. we want them to do it on a ferry, the san francisco bay ferry also operates out of oakland, richmond, vallejo. and south san francisco when you have a eight year old victim, that's a victim of gun violence. it's a tragedy coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, the vallejo police chief, opening up about the latest shooting investigation now underway. what detectives say som

conmigo podría llegara las 11:13 les dimos con cuáles califican >>> a tan solo días del 4 de julio alamedau plan de seguridad, qué tal, buenas noches. >>> se espera que muchos estén festejando en este feriado, tenemos las recomendaciones para hacerlo de manera segura >>> pedro tendrá un reencuentro este 4 de julio con sus seres queridos que no veía desde que comenzó la pandemia... fernando, dice que sus planes serán muy diferentes... >>> estar en casa!, porque las multitudes están peligrosas >>> es importante recalcar que el uso de fuegos artificiales en el condado alameda es ilegal, excepto en (nombre extranjero) aún así (nombre extranjero) dicen que les preocupa que muchas personas estén usando fuegos artificiales es un vecindarios, lugares donde es prohibido//. >>> puede caer alguna chispa en la madera y se puede incendiar... >>> un poco molesto porque entiende que el 4 de julio, pero de dos o tres semanas antes estar quemando cohetes y lo malo es que es la noche >>> una persona que use fuegos artificiales en una ciudad donde es ilegal puede recibir una multa de hasta 1000 dólares y enf

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alameda.s mayor says, it's a worthy investment. >> to have a place for. they could sleep inside not sleep with one eye open because they were, you know, worried about what would happen. i had to get up and leave go walk someplace to use a bathroom market doors. he's bathroom. but you know, do the things that you and i do. >> their option is to buy and convert the marina village in. that's along the oakland estuary into permanent housing that site has already been used to house people during the pandemic under the state's project room key program, no decisions have been made. the alameda city council is expected to revisit that issue this fall. >> coming up next, $20,000 for a trash can. we'll tell you why san francisco officials say they'll do a lot more, though, than just keep the streets claim explain. 5.25. is the time san francisco is looking to replace its trash cans and they could soon instead. well, look like this. this is a prototype. one of 3 new designs actually approved by san franc

seen a spike with hospitalizations quadrupling in contra, costa county and more than doubling in alameda san francisco and sonoma counties and health officials say there's a strong evidence that the delta variant is spreading rapidly in workplaces across california. that is why as of today, health officers in 3 counties. contra costa san francisco and santa clara are now strongly encouraging employers to consider requiring workers get vaccinated. they say a vaccine mandate could play a crucial role in raising vaccination rates which could go a long way in combating the surge in covid cases. employers have an obligation to provide safe workplaces for their employees. employees are also interested in working in a place that that is safe. it is not putting their health at risk. we know that vaccines are the best tool that we have. >> to combat covid-19 and they are safe and effective with delta. it's not it's we need people to be vaccinated. it's not time to be unvaccinated. >> employers are also encouraged to go beyond the honor system and require documentation of their covid-19 vaccinatio

the alameda county sheriff's office believes that he is still in the park. volunteers have been searching for him daily proffers dan thorn. he will have a report on their efforts tonight. when the creek officials are considering an option to keep outdoor dining for ever. the city's council members voted last week to extend the walnut creek rebound programs to the end of the year. that allows restaurants to keep their outdoor dining spaces in areas like street parking spaces when the creeks mayor says that a survey of some 1400 residents found that 82% want to make the outdoor spaces permanent. now to the north bay in sonoma county starting to see an uptick of coronavirus cases. and that's being blamed on the delta variant. >> new cases per 100,000 are up 27% from last week. the test positivity rate is at 5% and the total number of active cases sits at 1259, which is an increase of 30% from last week. as you can see, the numbers here. they're going in the wrong direction. and despite rising covid-19 cases. the sonoma county fair will still go on as planned. t

. >>> and a new push toe alamedas facing one big obstacle. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a firsthand look at the increasingly urgent search for a missing bay area jogger. 37-year-old ultra marathon runner phillip disappeared three days ago. he told his wife he was going for a run in the pleasanton ridge regional park on saturday morning and never returned. his car and cellphone were found at the maller ranch staging area. on the phone, a map of the 8-mile route he planned to run. kpix 5's katie nielsen is live -- katie, what's happening right now? >> reporter: it might look here. that's because all of the daytime ground search and rescue crews have gone home, but on the night shift tonight, it's actually crews up in the air. tonight the alameda county sheriff's department is taking over to search efforts from the air, using a drone equipped with infrared cameras. >> we got a good picture here during the daytime. if it cools off at night but yet your body temperature is different than what the ground temperat

alameda, 52. contra costa, 43. don't paint the entire picture because counties are only getting a small number of cases reported. for some context, contra costa county told us until june, the delta variant accounted for 7% of the sequence. in the past month that number has doubled to 14%. >>> the vallejo city manager is stepping down. thegnation during a closed session. he leaves city hall with a severance package of $577,000. his abrupt departure comes as the city is embroiled in multiple controversies including whistleblower lawsuits which allege that he fired city hall officials in retaliation for pointing out alleged misdeeds by him. >>> two shootings in two hours left a man dead. an 8-year-old is that a woman injured. all that in vallejo just last night. the city's police chief that he needs a better arsenal to fight crime. what he wants is cameras. a lot more cameras. >> reporter: right now vallejo has 20 cameras like these around the city. they capture the license plate numbers on cars. a tool some city offi

she's happy alameda county is among those making this recommendation. >> we have been requiring them all along because our main clientele are children and they cannot be vaccinated. >> we also have a lot of people who are immune compromised people a cancer that are going down here to kaiser. it may be trying to find some sunshine and happiness in their life and well, you know, we want to support them. at least one alameda resident who did not want to go on camera expressing concern that this surge in the delta variant means more stringent health orders. >> could be in our future. maureen kelly kron, 4 news. >> napa and solano counties are staying with the state guidelines and not recommending vaccinated. people wear masks while they're inside solano county health officials released the following statement to kron 4 saying in part, vaccinating as many people as possible as soon as possible is our best defense against covid-19 the delta variant and the harm it can do to our communities as solano county public health and the state monitor. the delta variant spread in our community. we w

you saw at least in alameda county. the amount of fireworks are going from one end of the county to the other and it was incredible. it was it was nothing we've before. sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's department and bob task force says residents continue to set off fireworks 2 days after the holiday. >> despite several high-profile bust this year, for example, on wednesday, the san francisco police department released these photos showing the seizure of 69 pounds. a resident arrested in san mateo, a large cash collected after an undercover bust in walnut creek this fire ignited from fireworks. an explosion at a local apartment complex. several 100 pounds taken in and destroyed it begs the question, where are all of these illegal fireworks coming from and why can't they be stopped. we have nevada next door and a lot of the fireworks are coming from nevada. >> arizona, texas and other western states and so it's a lucrative the reason they come here is because there's a market for supply and demand. se

alameda san francisco and santa cruz counties.hern california to orange county state public health officer used yesterday's drawing to encourage all californians to get their vaccines. this week, animals at the oakland zoo began getting the covid vaccine. tigers black bears, grizzly bears, mountain lions and ferrets were the first to get their shots. covid-19 vaccines designed for animals were donated by zoetis, a company that specializes in veterinary medical care. it's a big project. uh wait right now we have a list of 110 animals that are vulnerable, and we don't have all those vaccines yet, but it's been termine determined that it's safe and effective and all these different species. before receiving the vaccines for the animals. the oakland zoo had been using barriers that some of the habitats to keep visitors at an appropriate distance. the zoo says none of its animals became infected with covid four man crew that road from san francisco. all the way to honolulu is spending the holiday we can celebrate in a world record and

so back in june we had 40 people in the hospital in alameda county as of wednesday.t number jumped to a 105. the jump in contra, costa county went from 17 to 68. it went from 0 to 6 in marin county and from 46 in napa county, san francisco went from 16 hospitalizations in june to 41 just a month later as you continue scanning down the list. you'll see that every county on the list. san mateo, santa clara solano sonoma counties. they all saw big jumps in their covid cases now because of the growing number of infections were their big traced primarily to unvaccinated people in the workplace and so now health officials in 3 counties are calling on employers to require vaccinations as a condition of coming back to the office. kron four's. rob fladeboe explains. >> there is strong evidence that new coronavirus infection, the highly contagious delta variant in particular has been increasing in workplaces across california in response health officers in 3 bay area counties so far. santa clara san francisco in contra, costa are strongly encouraging employers to consider requ

oakland police department alameda county.riff's departments are overworked, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the family faces an uphill legal battle because governments are usually protected from liability from the actions of its officials. they can't cure all ills. and they can't look into the future to see which mentally ill people will commit crimes, especially hurting people. the oakland city attorney's office declined to comment have yet to hear back from the alameda county council, henry lee ktvu fox two news coming up a trend in the wrong direction, the bay area county that's seeing an increase in coronavirus cases, deaths and hospitalizations. and whether temperatures as you know, warmed up today and the real hot temperatures targeting your saturday forecast. we'll have more on that coming up after the break, plus governor newsom signs new education legislation totaling 124 billion while he says the new budget is a game changer packagee highest level of school and per pupil funding in state history. governor ne

the alameda county sheriff's office is working alongside pleasanton police on this case and pleasant not police are reviewing kreycik steps before he left that day for the run alameda county sheriff's investigators believe he's still in the park but have no clues as to what happened. >> we wish that we knew we had some clues, some signs. we don't have any more clues today. then we beginning at the start of the search. so that has been very frustrating for everybody involved in it. so we're pretty mystified as to why we haven't found any clues at all. we need to exhaust every last avenue. every thought, every conceivable up there. and i think that we feel that tomorrow. we have some things that just don't we feel that we're not settled that we want to go back and make sure that you know, we're leaving no stone unturned that we've put a foot grant on every piece of that ground up there that we need to go back tomorrow and fine-tune some of our search efforts. >> search and rescue teams are not looking for volunteers at this point. but there are community place including a facebook grou

an event is being held to remember alameda county firefighter eric michel who took his own life.on who lost his older brother in 2016 is leading a hike through castro valley. >> in doing so kind of sent me and what can i do to help out an eye. keep this from happening again. so i went on to high 630 miles and 28 days. can follow up in the san diego. so kind be my intention was to show the world how much going to because that's not even near the painted. it feels to lose a sibling or a loved one to suicide. we want to go out. we're we're hiking with the members of alameda and oakland which crawl the same local local 55 it. and we're going out in, you know, showing their brothers and sisters that the fire departments and the family that is actually going to be out there with us as well. that. where we're still here to honor. eric eric was a husband. he was a father. he wants the u.s. and he what this firefighter that how the struggle of plus my stepson is gone now. you had somebody rosen's life. and and we just want to honor who he was and doing so with this high. >> the event star

that includes san francisco alameda contra costa santa clara marin san mateo sonoma and also the city of berkeley. the recommendations are coming because of the troubling and fast-moving spread of the highly contagious covid-19 delta variant and almost everyone who has been infected. >> has not been vaccinated todd for us outside of a reports now from the south bay where officials explained why it's important for all people. even those who are fully vaccinated to put the mask back on when they are inside. >> it's a recommendation, not an order public health department to 7 bay area counties and friday recommended that everyone regardless of vaccination status wear face masks in public indoor places. the advisories come amid the spread of covid-19 cases across the region due to the highly contagious. delta variant, according to santa clara county's doctor sarah rodman. we are still seeing rising case rates. we've had a tripling in our case rate in the last 3 weeks. we think much of it may be related to the more transmissible delta variant we're seeing here. >> the recommendation impact

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the group is outside the alameda courthouse in oakland. listen to the pretrial hearing of san leandro police officer jason fletcher. >> fletcher is accused of wrongfully shooting and killing steven taylor, a man that was having a mental health crisis at walmart. the sergeant asked the group to move their banners hurts said they did. but the sergeant came back unfortunately was not the end of that and less than a minute later, the officers came back and told us that banners couldn't be on the stairs while burch is trying to talk with the sergeant. you can see him pull out his phone start playing music and then put the phone in his shirt. one of our fundamentals of our job is to protect free speech to protect the right to protest. and i think that is not a good look at this video for us sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office says people are allowed to video their interactions with law enforcement like this group did. the sheriff's office is investigating the incident supervisors will be going to all shift briefings. let

adding to that a bay ferry in alameda oakland ferry departure has been canceled.i and ace rail are cal train if you want to hit the bay bridge metering lights are on and traffic is backed up well beyond the over pass. we are seeing a slow ride off the freeway and brake lights off of west 580 as well. before 7th street we have a crash blocking the right lane but it is noncommute direction. it looks like traffic is at the limit as you head through. a live look at the golden gate bridge as you head into san francisco. things are a little foggy, fog advisory issued by chp is in effect, could be an issue across the span into san francisco. that will likely affect your commute. as far as travel times 18 minutes south bound 101 from richmond san rafael bridge into the city. lots of brake lights into the altamont pass. i will say this, good news, east bound 580 before north flynn, the crash is in the clearing stages. travel times are in the red, 48 minutes. west bound highway 4, brake lights, a 39 minute travel time from antioch towards the east shore freeway. >>> it is t

. >>> a live look at alameda county were health officials say the daily covid case count has more than doubled in the past month. they are now confirming about 70 new cases per day and statewide the test positivity rate has tripled since the lull it hit on june 4 and it now stands 2.1%. but health officials say that is to be expected after the reopening. meanwhile pfizer plans to request fda authorization for its booster by next month. the company said the trials and third dose have shown promising and results scientists believe it will help people get reinfected and should help protect against the delta variant. >>> japan's prime minister has declared a state of emergency in tokyo through the olympic games. the delta variant is driving rapid spread in the capital city and with the games only a few weeks away, organizers have also decided to ban fans from the venues. >>> the bay area could be in great danger it turns out if an earthquake driven tsunami hits are sure. >> for the first time in a decade the state has remapped its tsunami evacuation zones and in san francisco, potential im

reportera: alameda, contra costa y solano no respondieron a nuestra solicitud de entrevista.ontagios y hospitalizaciones. hablamos con el doctor sergio aguilar para hablar sobre este tema. buenas noches, doctor. ayer se reportaron mÁs de 33.000 casos en el paÍs. por quÉ ocurre esto? >> una de las razones, es el predominio de la variable delta, que es mÁs contagiosa que la variable original. es 60% mÁs contagiosa. estÁ ocurriendo que parte del contagio se debe a que hay un alto contenido de carga viral. es decir, un alto contenido de la variable delta hace que se propague mÁs rÁpidamente. marÍa: sigue siendo la vacuna la mayor protecciÓn contra el coronavirus? >> sin duda, la vacuna sigue siendo la mejor soluciÓn. la vacuna es efectiva en contra de delta. eso ya lo sabemos. sobre todo, cuando pfizer y moderna se han administrado completamente. los que se contagian y ya estÁn vacunados, tienden a tener infecciones mÁs leves y menos muertes. marÍa: muchas gracias, doctor. hay que seguirse vacunando. gracias. la agencia de salud de california estÁ ofreciendo vacunas a domicilio y

but the biggest jump being in alameda, kron four's. the east bay. >> alameda county reports almost 50 new hospitalizations in a week. people i spoke with say they are taking extra precautions in the district of fremont. people are still wearing masks outside. i think that we can all do we need to do. and if it's like just putting on a mask. while we're indoors or even outside. i think it's worth they've been saying inside a little bit more going out was i always keep my mask on even though it's optional now and places both women we spoke with say they are worried about the delta variant. and i don't really want the world to shut down again like we had to do. >> we ought to shelter in place and stop on a little bit more concerned about college because i'm going back. so i don't know how that's going to be with this news stream coming out because we had agreed to go in person and online. but with this new strain in for all going to go completely online or not. covid related hospitalizations are climbing in some bay area counties alameda

it is too dark and dangerous to search out there on foot, so alameda county sheriffs department is usinghigh tech equipment to search for the missing hiker. infrared camera at night. video from a heat seeking camera on a drone with the alameda county sheriffs department. >> can't differentiate the heat of human, animal, tree canopy because of the sun hitting the area. as it cools down will be more extreme. >> reporter: the search has been difficult. >> approximately 50 square miles, a route that the runner we believe ran but we don't know if he got lost, went off the route. >> reporter: left home on saturday for run. left phone inside of his car, possibly because would have weighed him down. experienced runner with no known health issues. over 100 volunteers searched the hills today, a few came out this evening. >> heard they've been using drones, helicopters to search. i was planning on going under the canopy of the trees and seeing what they cannot. >> reporter: brother and sister duo came out of the canyon around 7:30, had his route on their phones. >> being a hiker myself, in these t