here is a list of vaccine clinics in alameda set to open today. there are quite a few and additional ones are set to open saturday and sunday too. keep in mind california is imposing first in the nation vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. now they have a deadline to get two doses by september 30. that order came down yesterday. >> many of the large healthcare systems have done this including ucsf and others. kaiser did it a few day asking. itprto come near vulnerable patients unless they are. >> reporter: for a full list of the vaccination sites in alameda, head to our website kpix.com. i am justin andrews, kpix5. >> a lot of options there, thank you, justin. >>> today people in napa will have to wear a mask inside public places regardless of vaccination status. the county announced the mandate yesterday and it went into effect at midnight. solano is the only area. >>> masking up and vaccines. we are live with what you need to know as we head into the weekend. >>> the governor will stop by a school in san bernardino to talk about return of ful

we know alameda has a relatively high covid vaccination rate. what are you seeing in terms of kids getting the shot? >> i think we know our youth is an area e ov vaccination rate especially as we are preparing to go back to school and really want to keep everyone in our community, especially our youth, safe. >> dr. thompson of course a lot of parents are concerned about younger kids heading back to school, kids who aren't eligible for the vaccine yet. do you expect a spike among those grades. >> i think what is important for us to remember who have children who are younger than the age to get the vaccine is there are other ways to be safe by wearing our mask, washing our hands frequently and continue to stay our distance. >> what's one piece of, i guess, reassuring information you can give to parents as they head into the weekend and get ready for a big week next week? >> i think it is important to know these vaccines have been shown to be safe and effective and have been shown effective against delta variant. the most important thing we can do

alameda county says more than 1 million of its 1.5 million residents are vaccinated. that's a majority of people who live here. like many vaccine clinics across the bay they are free and widely available to anyone 12 and older. here is a look at the vaccine clinics in alameda set to open today. there are quite a few. times vary though so make sure you make a note of that. there are additional ones open saturday and sunday too. keep in mind california is imposing first in the nation vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. state healthcare workers, you now have a deadline to get your two doses by september 30. that order came down yesterday and applies to workers in all hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, other healthcare settings. >> many of the large healthcare systems have done this including ucsf and many others. kaiser did it a few days ago. it is appropriate for all healthcare workers in the state to be vaccinated and shouldn't be able to come near vulnerable patients unless they are. >> reporter: for a full list of those vaccine sites in alameda county, go to

>> oakland estÁ en el condado de alameda. estamos en el estado de california.Ño, se los pago a la ciudad de oakland, alameda y california. reportera: oakland ha recibido un gran incremento de homicidio y robos. 55 puesto se mantiene congelados. >> mucha gente se siente desprotegida. reportera: esta persona asegura que esta acciÓn beneficiarÁ a su comunidad. >> yo creo que cuando la gente ve basura, la gente tira mÁs basura. espero que cuando la gente vea mÁs seguridad, restrinja a ser actos en contra de la comunidad. reportera: nos comunicamos con departamento de policÍa de la patrulla de camino, pero seguimos esperando su respuesta. paola: la junta directiva del distrito escolar se espera con la respuesta de la seguridad en estos centros. no se sabe si se contratarÁ los policÍas como guardia de seguridad en las escuelas. el aviso por mala calidad del aire se extendiÓ hasta maÑana viernes. con estas imÁgenes en vivo, de diferentes.de los de regiÓn, vamos con nuestra meteorÓlaga. >> vamos estar viendo un aumento en el Área de la bahÍa. estamos viendo humo para m

to alameda at 10:40 pm.:30 am they are going to hold a bit of a launch celebration, we are going to have our eye on that this morning. back to you. >>> happening today the new york state assembly will meet to discuss its impeachment investigation into gov. andrew cuomo. >> late yesterday a top cuomo aid resigned, melissa derosa and she was a key strategist for the governor starting in 2010 and working to defend against the allegations of sexual harassment. a statement released last week by the state attorney general said at least 11 women were harassed by the governor and one of those was britney coming so previously identified as executive assistant number one. this morning she's telling her story. >> they started to be hugs with kisses on the cheek and then there was at one point a hug and when he went to kiss me on the cheek he quickly turned his head and kissed me on the lips. >> you can see more of jericka duncan's interview later this morning. >>> it is time for your money watch report, this morning a

el condado de alameda dio buenas noticias para lo que buscan un prÉstamo para vivienda.cuentan mÁs de $12,000,000 para el pago de una casa para los que busquen comprar una vivienda. pueden recibir prÉstamos de hasta $210,000. varios pueden estar beneficiados. los prÉstamos se limitan a $210,000 para los hogares que ganan menos del 100 % del promedio del Área. estamos hablando de $150,700 por aÑo para una familia de cuatro. socorrista, educadores y proveedores de cuidado infantil. tambiÉn se tomarÁ en cuenta otro tipo de residentes. es importante saber la fecha. >> el programa estÁ abierto para todos los que trabajan en el condado de alameda. >> la pre solicitud tiene fecha lÍmite y es agosto 20 del aÑo 2021. ramÓn:hasta 30 de agosto hay tiempo de presentar una aplicaciÓn si vive en el condado de alameda y le con —— cumple con los requisitos. se realizarÁ una especie de loterÍa, para que lo tenga mÁs claro. los prÉstamos no acumularan intereses. el momento de que lo haga, muy buena suerte. paola: muchas gracias, ahora hablamos de vicente fernÁndez que continÚa hospitaliza

alright rob roth live force in alameda. rob. thank you. yes, and joining us now for more on these new mask mandates as ucsf infectious disease specialist daughter, dr peter chin hong. thank you so much for joining us today. you know, the research has shown that the delta variant is more transmissible with infected people often emitting more of those aerosol virus particles. these mask mandates specifically say people must wear a well fitted mask. uyo kn, ski mask scarves, a surgical mask. what type of face covering do you recommend people use against this delta variant. i think that if your unvaccinated janna, i'll definitely make sure or recommend wearing a traditional standard surgical face mask. if you're vaccinated, of course i'd prefer this. but again, the risk is a little bit lower even though vaccinated in videos can spread it. there's still less likely to acquire it and still less. likely to pass it on so well fit and not the bandanas that we saw some people going around wearing. yes, i think a well fitted mask is going to be where

esta decisiÓn no incluye a la poblaciÓn en general. 203 pacientes de covid—19 en alameda. 164 en santancisco con 113 hospitalizados. contra costa lanzÓ un programa de incentivo de vacunaciÓn, para que residentes obtengan 100 $ por cada persona que convenza a vacunarse. vamos a ver los detalles. reportera: las autoridades de contra costa esperan que las personas se vacunen con este incentivo. algunos residentes estÁn entusiasmados. el departamento de salud pÚblico de contra costa lanzÓ un programa de incentivo para otorgar 100 $ por persona convencida para vacunarse. >> haremos la lucha. reportera: se espera que el programa ayude a la comunidad. >> 100 $ no le hacen daÑo a nadie. reportera: tras el aumento de contagios en contra costa, se activÓ el plan y para registrarse visite la pÁgina de internet en pantalla. siga las inducciones y tiene los campos obligatorios. >> usted recibirÁ un pago total de 100 $ en cheque o una tarjeta de regalo por cada persona que usted lleve para que se vacunen. usted recibirÁ 50 $ por la primera dosis de la persona que refiere. 50 $ cuando reciba la segun

yenty: esperamos viento en napa, sonoma, alameda, tambiÉn santa clara y se extiende hasta las 15:00deana miÉrcoles. tenemos humedad muy bajaa travÉs de nuestra Área de cobertura. santa rosa con 32% y esta baja humedad con rÁfagas de viento aumentarÁn el riesgo por incendio . incendio a 22 millas por hora para napa. en san francisco en las 15 millas por hora. este patrÓn seguirÁ con nosotros hasta el dÍa de maÑana. le tengo el pronÓstico completo mÁs adelante. paola: observe el humo de los incendios forestales en california. se espera que impacte al Área de la bahÍa debido a los fuertes vientos. desde esta noche el humo llega a nuestra zona y se expande hacia el sur. la compaÑÍa de electricidad anunciÓ que podrÍan registrarse apagones preventivos y miles de hogares. ramÓn adame nos cuenta quÉ recomiendan para los residentes. ramÓn: los fuertes vientos con rÁfagas de hasta 55 millas por hora se convierten en un potencial y peligroso riesgo de incendios pueden quedar miles de clientes sin energÍa elÉctrica. vamos a echar un vistazo dÓnde le muestro las zonas y condados afectados por los

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

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

alameda contra costa marin san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma. you will have to mask up when ever you are indoors. only 2 counties not following the lead. those counties napa and solano. this new mandate comes as much of the bay area. now seeing a big rise in covid-19 cases and hospitalizations. >> the number of patients in local hospitals due to covid have doubled in just the past 10 days and increased by more than 400% in the month of july for the fact that there are people out there that cannot get vaccinated because there are eligible and we want to protect our workers. we are urging people to mask indoors. and that's why this requirement is happening now. >> so health officials also citing a recent cdc study which found that even fully vaccinated americans can still transmit the delta variant of covid-19. they're also recommending that you limit your indoor gatherings in choose outdoor activities when possible. the 7 bay area counties now join los angeles sacramento and yolo counties in requiring mask. this new mandate goes into effect just

and this is now a recent voluntary land tax that has been approved by alameda. it's already provided them this fiscal year with $11,000 and will do that. so once again, the next fiscal year to help with their efforts. this partnership stemmed from a move to recently renamed andrew jackson park in alameda last week and that is now called to 10 yo park, the name of the language of the lonely people. the co-founder tells me that they were pleasantly surprised to be given this gift known as shoe me into chen. you. >> and they are the first city in the bay area. and as far as i know, the first city in the country to actually pay honor to the travel people on this land. they're on it really helps us to have an engagement process the way for us to talk to other people in the public about why it's important for us to engage in conversations, not just through monetary donations, but how do we begin to work together in order for us to build a better to clean our water ways to ensure that there's fresh water and the land to grow on and have our relationships with those pla

. >> in just a few hours, another round of students back to another round of learning in alameda county and we're live in pleasantton with all the details. >> most students back inside the classroom and within days we're talking to several bay area students and zoom school didn't work however covid safety is on their minds too. we know today governor gavin newsom is stopping by in alameda county elementary school and he's expected to order all california school employees to get vaccinated and get tested weekly and this teacher mandate is an idea the nation's top doctor anthony fauci supports. >> i know people like their individual freedom and told not to do something and we're in such a serious situation. >> coming up at 6:00, i'll be interviewing the superintendent here live to get his reaction to the potential mandate when it comes to vaccines in school and stick around to hear his reaction again coming up in the next hour. live in pleasantton, justin andrews, kpix5. >> i've been paying attention to this because my kids start school next week and watching how all the other students ar

alameda county deputies just confirmed this to kpix 5. the body of philip kreycik didn't show any signs of trauma. sheriff's deputies saying he may have suffered a medical emergency. toxicology results are still pending. kreycik's remains were discovered at the park on tuesday. >>> new at 6:00, just as in person classes are about to restart in san jose, school officials in the alum rock school district have new environmental concerns on their hands. >> as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, officials are worried about lead exposure for students in schools near reid hillview airport. >> that's right. s to come in for this study that links airplanes taking off here and landing at reid hillview airport with high levels of lead in the blood of children who live around here. now school officials are calling for the airport to be shut down. >> reporter: there are 21 schools and childcare centers within a 1 1/2 mile radius of reid hillview airport, and for decades planes have taken off and landed just past the field and jungle gym at meyer elementary.

alameda county fire one of the agencies supporting the effort to get the fire under control. crews have the fire 35% contained now but more than that 253,000 acres have burned. >>> california's drought is helping firefighters. now some businesses are going to great lengths to stay going as the water runs out.at the struggle. >> this is what it's come too. businesses like this inn trucking in water so guests can take a shower. >> right now costs $600 for 3500 gallons and that lasts about a week. >> he already saves as much as he can. using dirty dish water for the flowers and buying new light weight sheets for guest beds. >> you can get more of them into one load of wash and cut your water use significantly. >> most people across the united states cannot imagine a situation where they turn on the tap and no water comes out. >> it's frightening. >> that's what would happen if he was relying on the wells at his restaurant. >> right now there's just no water. >> three nights a week now the kitchen is dark and the dining room is empty. he pays $3,600 a month to fill that. will tan

health officers from alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, and the city of berkeley about to give a virtual covid update. soon as they get started will bring that to life. here's a look at the latest numbers across california. 33,000 new cases and hundred 50 new deaths. that's 1% more than the previous week. >> the united states recorded 194,000 new cases in a single day on friday. >> a sense january. >> we need to increase vaccination and mitigate by wearing masks. >> hospitalizations have triple because of the delta variant and those who are not vaccinated. the delta variant accounts for 82% of all u.s. cases. out of 165 million americans who have been vaccinated only .1% have tested positive. the vast majority were asymptomatic or they experienced mild symptoms. my kids are back in the classroom at one east bay school. east bay charter school welcomed students after being away for 16 months. here's more on that story from justin andrews. >> reporter: students and staff tell me that they are excited to learn and interact. back inside the classroom, the first lesson is learning t

. >> thank you for the note about alameda, because that's the most critical of the avenues up here and down here is san carlos. for those familiar with the area, here's west san carlos, and here's a mcdonald's and a safeway, and the evacuation zone is anywhere north of there heading up to alameda, and it's this entire parameter here. here we have san carlos over to lincoln, and those will get you past the scene as well. we're talking about the potential to get this closed. for now we send it back to you. >> thank you. >>> the crisis in afghanistan continues this morning as the u.s. nears its tuesday deadline to evacuate all troops. officials are still trying to make contact with around 1,000 u.s. citizens still on the ground. the u.s. military says planes are taking off at an equivalent of every 39 minutes. some americans who did get out are back safe in the bay area. they have harrowing stories of their escape and leaving family behind. >> i looked at the clock -- >> he is referring to the august 31st deadline, the day americans have been told they have to be out of afghanistan. >> my

it always waffle shop on park street in alameda, the owner is concerned with the new restrictions may do to restaurant. i'm just concerned that people are going to be afraid, you know to come out without, you know the mask or with a mask, but customers seem to be taking the mask mandate in stride. covered is up with the variance and it's really dangerous and we need to wake up and we're masking. attempt each other, whether vaccinated or not. health officials report covid case rates are higher than in june and that hospitalization rates are also soaring. they also say the vast majority of patients in the hospital with covid have not been vaccinated for the virus in contra costa county were alarmed at the rate at which covid patients are filling our community hospital debts. the number of patients in local hospitals due to covid have doubled in just the past 10 days and increased by more than 400% in the month of july. health officials say the best way to stop the spread is to get vaccinated, but until hospitalization rates drop significantly, the mask mandate will be in effect. people

the last time there was at least 500 cases in alameda county was late january starting monday. the school district is also requiring everyone to wear a mask inside and outside on their campuses and school leaders have also revamp the kick the goal, the covid dashboard and increase the hours for its covid testing locations. now oakland isn't the only school district tracking their employees vaccination status. san jose moran and san francisco school districts are also joining the club darya james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camila. what about san francisco their public schools are also changing policy kind of like camilla said, it's the same thing. they're requiring their teachers be fully vaccinated by the end of the month. and if they don't meet that deadline. >> then they're going to have to go for covid testing at least once a week. and this is the same reason why. because they are seeing too many covid cases in their area and they want to stop community spread. >> here in the midst of rising cases in new variants in the community vaccine requirement is a necessar

i took a tour at a black-owned tasting room in alameda county.staurants and shops on park street in alameda, a safari, not so much, until you step inside caribou wine lounge. >> what we are doing is a is a a safari. we have each of the big five of the canyon safari on the bottle. kumasi: first up, the rhino, a cabernet. >> the grapes are from peasant roadless. i crafted it to pair with my mother's lamp soup. kumasi: she is sharing the winds she crafted herself to make sure she had the wine tos go with -- the wine to go with her mother's kenyan dishes. >> this is amazing with that. kumasi: and your mother is in alameda too, so i'm coming over. [laughter] kumasi: it is the only -- winemaker in the country. karibu wine lounge is is is is s black-owned winery tasting room in alameda county. >> it is a swahili word that means welcome, so it is a space where everybody should be welcome. kumasi: the owner wanted to create a space not only for women and people of color to enjoy wine, but for those who craft it and sell it. so not only can you drink and d

>> lo que siempre me afectaba fue el enganche. >> encontrÓ este programa que ofrece el condado de alameda de $100,000 con el enganche y eso fue lo que necesitaba. >> se beneficiÓ a socorristas y proveedores de cuidado infantil. >> muchos han sido desplazados del condado en los Últimos 10 aÑos. >> 160,000 en los hogares y 125 por ciento para una familia de cuatro. >> si desinformaciÓn se mira que su hogar es elegible, se le da un nÚmero de loterÍa. el nÚmero de loterÍas estarÁ en el sorteo. asÍ le tocÓ en su momento al seÑor contreras. >> al que le toque le va a tocar. >> el que busca, encuentra. >> el prÓximo 30 de agosto se aprobarÁn prÉstamos. si desea mÁs informaciÓn aquÍ tienen la informaciÓn. buena suerte con la loterÍa de prÉstamos hipotecarios. regreso contigo, buenas noches. hay ayuda disponible. esta ciudad abriÓ una oficina donde lo deben asesorar. falta poco mÁs de un mes para la elecciÓn revocatoria. marÍa antonieta mejÍas tiene todos los detalles sobre este proceso. >> la elecciÓn especial se realizarÁ el prÓximo 14 de septiembre y comenzarÁn a llegar a su domicilio las guÍas

. >> reporter: across the bay in alameda, same scenario. >> for me it's extortion. >>mager of lois chicken on park street. orlando arcia sued him, too. >> if i was incorrect in something, i would want to fix it, and if you gave me a ticket and said you've got seven days, 14 days, whatever it may be, i'd gladly do it. that's a win for me, a win for the handicapped person. but right now it's only a win for somebody who is laughing at the court system. >> reporter: at least a dozen other stores on park street got slapped with lawsuits filed by garcia around the same time in may and are facing thousands of dollars in damages and legal fees.: cross and his wife own lawrence closet, a children's consignment store across the street. >> july 15th around here is when things started trying to get back to normal, and all of a sudden we get a lawsuit. it's like on, it was a chance to get back on our feet. >> reporter: garcia has filed more than 100 lawsuits in california this year alone. he's what's known on the street as a serial plaintiff. it's a cottage industry that's espec

most comfortable temperatures back to inland, contra costa, alameda counties. 94 in pleasanton.e peninsula, 82 in palo alto. then daley city, 67 because of the chilly ocean breeze. and then we'll see isolated 70s in downtown and the mission for san francisco. let's move it off to the north bay, we had it up as 102 in ukiah. and notice how the temperatures drop closer to the bay due to the foggy breeze. we get 60s for the upcoming weekend and across inland valleys, up to 97 wednesday down to 92 thursday and back up to 97 on saturday, back down to 90 on monday. a little up, down, back up. >>> surviving a battle with the delta variant. what one bay area patient wants everyone to know as he continues to recover, next. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. this isn't our first flip. and sure, some renovations can require some compromise. but, there's no settling at floor & decor. we get to fulfill our "vision" and get in-stock prod

so what we learned, right, what was learned in alameda county is both the kind of resources that we had that were in the system and then the size of the inventory were not right size to the homeless population's needs or to the scale of homelessness in that community, and that the imbalance led to really high lengths of homelessness and returns to homelessness, both of which impact black, multiracial, and native american households. from there, you know, we really -- we realized a number of gaps in our system, and that led us to reimagine the system. so the shelter inventory exceeded the permanent housing inventory, and so people were not exiting from shelter. shelter was not working the way it was is designed to do. there really weren't permanent options for people with housing disabilities, it was unlikely they were going to be able to increase their income to pay rent within six to 12 months. that was the situation there at that point in time. households with earned income, we were seeing -- needed something to bridge the difference between their income and rent. and then, the propor

autoridades de alameda tratan de localizar a un hombre que se busca por acoso ♪ bien, bien, bien, ¿quéornia adventure parks... ramÓn: continuamos con el seguimiento del caso de la madre hispana en silla de ruedas que muriÓ atropellada. familiares y amigos hicieron una protesta para pedir justicia. >> si cualquier persona sabe algo, que le hable a la policÍa. si es la persona responsable, por favor, entrÉguese. necesitamos paz para mi hija. ramÓn: las autoridades han revelado un vÍdeo en donde se logra ver el momento en donde un vehÍculo huye de la escena rÁpidamente. salimos a investigar cÓmo se preparan los albergues de la cruz roja para este fin de semana. reportera: fui a tres lugares diferentes. es una realidad que muchas familias enfrentan para ir a un refugio. me vine a este refugio luego de llamar por telÉfono. >> se hace una evaluaciÓn con los puntos temporarios de evacuaciÓn y asÍ saber el nÚmero de personas afectadas y el Área. luego establecemos los albergues. depende del nÚmero de personas afectadas. reportera: la cruz roja tiene abiertos cuatro albergues en el condado el d

that team including firefighters from alameda county, oakland, hayward and fremont. >> all right, look at that. >> reporter: this is cellphone video from one of the strike team members part of cal team deup of firefighters from the bay area. >> they are on the active perimeter right now. that is where it is really busy in between greenville and chester. the alameda county fire department coordinating the strike team that is five fully staffed fire engines and team leaders. a crew of more than 20 firefighters. >> we have very experienced crews up there who have seen a lot of fire in their years. you know, extreme fire behavior is what we are seeing now, this year and the last. the dixie fire is indicative of that. >> reporter: when she talked to the bay area strike team assigned to the greenville area they described intense fire conditions. including swirling winds and unstoppable crown fires where the fire jumps from tree to tree. flames shooting hundreds of feet into the air. >> when they lost greenville it was the crown fire. one of the, you know, fastest moving dangerous fires we ca

la oficina del alguacil del condado de alameda indicÓ que no hay seÑales de heridas o golpes provocadose un sendero. la moratoria fue extendida por el cdc hasta octubre. nuestra colega nos explica quÉ ayudas existen. habilitÓ una mesa de ayuda para los inquilinos que estÉn teniendo dificultad al pagar la renta. eso es porque estamos aquÍ. es ese nivel de ayuda en persona. >> ya sea conectar con los recursos de pago. pero cada caso puede ser diferente. o para asistirles a llenarles las aplicaciones. el equipo de ayuda ahora estÁ disponible personalmente en horas laborales de lunes a viernes. los que estamos aquÍ es para dar informaciÓn a los inquilinos en persona y explicar asÍ cÓmo estÁn protegidos para contactarles o hacer una cita pueden llamar al 4089754480 o escribirles recuerda que es totalmente las protecciones siguen vigentes hasta el 30 de septiembre. para solicitar la asistencia para ver si es elegible y aplicar. seÑalÓ que no tiene que irse, sino mÁs bien deberÁ buscar un abogado que lo dirija la direcciÓn correcta, pues todavÍa tiene derechos. los inquilinos deberÁn pagar el

around the bay 69, close to 70 in san francisco, 77 alameda, oakland, north bay.are talking 80s and 90s later today. a high of 90 in santa rosa and ukiah topping out at 96. extended seven-day forecast around the bay, san francisco, oakland we will cool it down a bit as we look to our weekend and early next week and for san jose, temperatures in the mid 80s today and tomorrow and then dropping down to the low 80s for sunday and early next week. inland east bay, temperatures in the 90s for saturday, dropping to the 80s starting on sunday and into monday. as we look to the north bay, low 90s today, mid 80s tomorrow, low 80s sunday and monday and low to mid 60s at the coast. >>> is it friday light out there? >> in some spots. things are good on 101. 580 is not bad, pretty light, 26 minutes 205 towards 680. a hiccough as you work your way west bound from the 205, 580 connector. i would say it is friday light as you work into the altamont pass. head lights working west bound. you always have a lot of cars but now speeds for the most part are moving at the limit. checkin

that list, including alameda contra costa marin san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma countiesht now. only 2 counties, napa and solano. so far not not deciding to follow the lead of these counties and this new mandate is coming as much of the bay area. again, it really is seeing a new surge of covid cases and hospitalizations mask along with vaccines are seen as the best way to reduce the spread of covid-19 during the surge in cases connected to the highly contagious. delta variant kron four's. rob fladeboe live for us tonight in san jose with the very latest on the changes on the way. rob. >> well, that's right, jonathan and catherine, there are some a subtle differences in the health from one jurisdiction to the to the other, but they all have basically one thing in common and that is officials say you wear a mask pretty much anywhere indoors. here's more. >> setting. an early example for a new public health order requiring masks for virtually all indoor public settings. our city and county buildings across santa clara county to take effect a minute after midnight on tuesday.

the women yesterday asked in alameda county judge and the judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing mills college from taking any action relating to the college mills and its alumni association will appear at a hearing on august 16th after a request for financial documents. and the president of mills college, responded to the court decision and had some criticism of the association saying quote at a time when the college needs to focus on the path forward. we sincerely hope the amc will stop its divisive efforts targeting individual trustees and officers of the college and will instead devote its resources to partnering

el distrito de alameda y otros comenzarÁn el 16 de agosto.rganizaciÓn del sagrado corazÓn de san josÉ se entregaron mochilas y Útiles escolares. este tipo de evento estÁ destinado para familias de bajos ingresos. se ofrecen 3800 bolsos con Útiles escolares para ayudar a las familias econÓmicamente afectadas debido a la pandemia. >> este costo es como $400. las familias ganan al menos $1000 cada vez que los niÑos regresan a la escuela. es un gasto que pueden utilizar para pagar sus utilidades, es un gran ahorro. reportera: visite la pÁgina que ve en pantalla. luego de casi aÑo y medio sin asistir a clases presenciales, los estudiantes se alistan para regresar a las aulas. carla farÍas conversÓ con especialista que reconoce que tiene ansiedad. cala: un gusto conversar con el doctor julio monterrey. existen muchas maneras que podrÍan ayudarnos a manejar el estrÉs, la ansiedad y los miedos. >> los estudiantes se preparan para regresar a la llamada normalidad. podrÍan experimentar estrÉs o ansiedad. >> toda persona que padece de ansiedad tiene que

well, happening today, governor newsom will be in alameda county. he's going to be at an elementary school to talk about the state's effort to protect students as more schools start to reopen. he will also talk about the new push to encourage people to get vaccinated as covid cases rise in california. the governor's visit is set to take place around 11 o'clock this morning. we'll have live coverage our 24 hour streaming service kronon you can download that app for free. over in the north bay. there's a growing pressure on officials in solano county to issue a mask mandate indoors. solano is the only county in the bay area without a mask requirement in a letter to the help slow the spread of the virus in the community. they say that in the past month, the number of people hospitalized in the county because of covid has increased from 13 to 87. they also say that this is putting increased stress on the healthcare system. county officials have not yet responded to this request. happening today. a new statewide mandate for visitors to hospitals as kron

current temperatures are mostly in the 50's to 60's livermore at 66 degrees right now oakland and alameda each at 59 talking a warm afternoon. still to come, james. john, thank you. 1, is the time. let's talk about the wildfires. an update on the dixie fire burning in northern california. and what we have here just to illustrate. >> the damage and destruction that this fire has rock so far. we've got to side by side images. both showing the town of greenville on the left is the before picture. you can see the downtown street, all the buildings there. looking intact and that's not the case on the right picture. this is the after picture. the fire has gone through and you can see all the roof tops on the left have been reduced to just piles of rubble here on the right. this has been devastating for greenville in all this fire is the second largest in state history. 490,000 acres in size containment right now. just a little better than a quarter at 27%. but that's of little consolation to the folks greenville whose entire town that's been decimated. daria, let's go there now live was convers

looking hire as many 1000 in alameda, and solano. the postal service it seeing sharp in online and needs hire hundreds workers jobs, as mail, delivery, and maintenance. tomorrow's fair runs 10 am two there at the alameda post office on shoreline drive. now interested attending r. s p advance through general again the bolt car. time recall includes chevy sold. the maker wants replace lithium batteries in rare cases the batteries to defects can cause. the is raising about lithium batteries, are now in nearly electric cars. kona and tesla are also dealing with battery issues as well. well we're into the, we're talking about more clouds fog finally like change in the air as well. let's right your weekend starting tomorrow with widespread cover out and hazy skies the afternoon hours. sunday be a touch, but we're not talking any major this. now today, forecast air quality tomorrow in yellow, moderate air quality continues we into satellite. we're showing you this the tip. clouds falls just pushing the bed. you can also see that milky haze.

. >>> we are staying on top of the breaking news in alameda county that we first brought you live on cbsn bay area at 5:00. a heartbreaking end to the weeks long search for that missing runner in pleasanton. good evening, i'm ellen martin. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. let's get right to andrea nakano. she is live in pleasanton where that news conference was. >> juliette and alan, the pleasanton police department, the alameda county sheriff's department along with the east bay regional park district making that announcement that family members did not want to hear. today a volunteer searcher found a body matching the description of philip kreycik, the berkeley man that has been missing since july 10th. now authorities say the searcher found the body on the northern part of the ridge. they added it was about 250 yards off a game trail, and that's a trail that's usually mostly used by wildlife. investigators say kreycik deviated about a quarter-mile from the trail used by runners and hikers, and this is an area where a body wouldn't have been spotted from a flyover. >

you see that contra costa alameda moran, sonoma, napa and solano. we're seeing the highest level of community transmission of covid-19 and all those areas, santa clara and san mateo counties are in the second highest level down there. you see them in orange kron four's. rob fladeboe has the latest on the new mask guidance. >> setting an early example for a new public health order requiring masks for virtually all indoor public settings or city and county buildings across santa clara county to take effect a minute after midnight on tuesday. the order mandates that masks be worn indoors in public places in santa clara as well as alameda contra. costa san mateo and sonoma counties in a virtual news conference. health officers reported new covid-19 cases surging. >> with hospitalizations, particularly among the unvaccinated. >> the number of patients in local hospitals due to covid have doubled in just the past 10 days and increased by more than 400% in the month of july. >> we know that indoor spaces are where most transmission occurs and that's why we

alameda county fire crews giving us a behind-the-scenes look at what they're up against in this time lapse video, and all that dark smoke billowing into the sky. the fire in butte and plumas county's has exploded in size again to more than 253,000 acres now. a new video just into the newsroom shows crews fighting it from the air. amid those smoky skies in greenville today. you can see some areas are smoldering. crews are trying to create a barrier between these flame and fresh vegetation. they've also been out checking hotspots. more than 5000 firefighters, some from the bay area, as we mentioned, are working to get the dixie fire under control. it is now 35% contained. >>> and then there is this, pg&e now saying it's equipment may have played a role in starting a small wildfire that merged with the dixie fire. investigators are examining a tree found on powerlines and plumas county, where the fly fire started on july 22nd. it combined with the dixie fire just two days later. pg&e had already told regulators the larger fire may have started when a tree fell on another one of its line

so michael, the alameda county district attorney, says there's nothing criminal here. general now taking a second look well when they say there is nothing criminal whether really saying is the statute of limitations has run out on crimes that peroni may have committed. the only crime where the statute of limitations hasn't expired is murder. murder has no statute of limitations. so they're saying we don't believe we can prosecute any crimes because statutes of expired but if we were to prosecute him for murder, we have no proof of that. so they're saying we cannot prove he's guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. therefore the attorney general is now stepping in to see if they agree with the elevated district. attorney's office. okay so, michael, how might this investigation investigation go? well what will authorities be reviewing here? well, they'll be reviewing police reports they will be worth doing, investigative reports they will be reviewing videos, statements of people and then they will come to a conclusion and i've got i've got to tell you whether i think they are

around 6 30 tuesday evening, a caravan from the alameda county coroner's office arrived at a private road leading to the pleasanton ridge regional park to pick up the remains believed to be philip kray check of berkeley. the mystery of the missing runners solved by a volunteer searcher around 2 30 in the afternoon. that person located in individual deceased individual matching the description of philip cry check. police say the discovery was made about a half mile from the trail with a 37. year old had planned to run july 10th. it's devastating, especially for the community, because, uh, this just doesn't happen. shock and disappointment. this grim development comes in the midst of a continuing effort by search volunteers long after law enforcement ended its search and the fact that it took this long to find him is what, really, um, kind of blew me away, law enforcement says the discovery was made in rugged terrain with trees and easy area for someone to slip and fall. it's. unclear if the area had been searched. previously sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office

. >> largest lere in california history now about the size of alameda county. the thousands of structures still threatened this morning. >>> if you are vaccinated, which works best against delta variant. what a new study is just revealing. good morning. it is thursday august 12. i am gianna franco. >> i am anne makovec. you might see a little haze this morning, air quality advisory in effect for the bay area. thatbecause of some of the smoke drifting our way. >>> we have a change in wind direction and pushing some of the smoke into the bay area. at this point, hazy skies. you likely will see that and we'll especially be watching north bay with maybe a little bit more smoke for you. for the most part, that's the upper levels of the atmosphere. here is what you need to know. we are starting with morning clouds and fog. as we head through our day, a mix of sun and clouds. mid to high level clouds, mild at the coast and around the bay but hot inland and tracking that monsoonal moisture, higher humidity with the mid to high level clouds streaming in and elevated wil

around 6 30 tuesday evening, a caravan from the alameda county coroner's office arrived at a private road leading to the pleasant and ridge regional park to pick up the remains believed to be philip kray check of berkeley. the mystery of the missing runners solved by a volunteer searcher around 2 30 in the afternoon. that person located an individual deceased individual matching the description of philip cry check. police say the discovery was made about a half mile from the trail with a 37 year. old had planned to run july 10th. it's devastating, especially for the community. because somehow this just doesn't happen. shock and disappointment. this grim development comes in the midst of a continuing effort by search volunteers long after law enforcement ended its search and the fact that it took this long to find him is what, really, um, kind of blew me away. law enforcement says the discovery was made in rugged terrain with trees and easy area for someone to slip and fall. it's a unclear if the area had been searched. previously sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's o

as cases are spiking nationwide it's the first day of school for lots of kids in alameda. what california's school chief had to say. good afternoon. i am len kiese. >> i am gianna franco. tens of thousands of oakland unified students are back in the classroom, first day of in person instruction for most students in 17 months. libby schaaf and tony thurman got a first hand look. >> this is an important time for our students. they deserve and need in person instruction. even though there are many challenges facing us with the variant, this school district like many has taken into account the needs of students and put all the safety measures in place to ensure our students can continue to learn. >> justin andrews with what's on students' minds. >> reporter: the kids had big smiles on their faces, wearing backpacks and many of them had their parents by their side. before the school bell we interviewed about how school has been at home. >> bad. >> reporter: why was it bad? >> keep on stressing me with questions and stuff. >> they can't get everything that they need at home. the

. >> across the bay in alameda, same thing. >> for me it's extortion. >> mark rogers is the owner of lola's chicken. garcia sued him too. if i was incorrect in something i would want to fix it. if he gave me a ticket and said you have seven days, 14 days, whatever it may be, i would gladly do it. that's a win for me and for the handicapped person. right now it's only a win for someone who is laughing at the court system. >> at least a dozen other stores on park street got slapped with lawsuits filed by garcia around the same time in may and are facing thousands of dollars in damages and legal fees. collin and his wife own lauren's closet, a children's consignment store. >> july 15th is when things started to get back to normal and we get a lawsuit. like come on, give us a chance to get back on our feet. >> garcia has filed more than 100 lawsuits in california this year. he is what's known as a serial plaintiff. it's a cottage industry that's lucrative in california because while federal lawsuits don't provide for damages, california state law does. >> in california it's out of whack.

thousands more returning to campus in alameda county.live with how the district plans to do things differently. >>> the short deadline to get vaccinated or else. >>> plus, who would do this? the search for an arsonist on the loose in san jose. >>> and here's a live look outside babe >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix #. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area thousands of kids go back to school in alameda county. what the district is doing differently. >>> two cars up in flames. who would do this. a search for an arsonist on loss. >>> and as we look live at oakland, new action this morning to protect chinatown from criminals like these who shot a good samaritan who tried to stop a robbery in broad daylight. the bystander speaking out from his hospital bed. >>> and later shall the best tech tools for school. and how to keep them germ free. a cnet editor joins us live. good morning, it's tuesday, august 10th. and i am len kiese. >> i am gianna franco. get ready fo how hot will it get. >> highs into the 80s a

now newsom is schedule to visit an elementary school over in alameda county today to unveil that plan. and there are several school districts returning to in-person learning this morning, including those here at stevenson elementary in mountain view, some include palo alto unified, s.e.c. union, mountain view and south san francisco unified. now, these districts as they're preparing to start a new school year is happening as concerns about the possibility of more covid transmission. now covid-19 cases continue to rise at schools in east contra costa county after districts in brentwood and oakley reopened to in-person instruction last week. now that outbreak we told you about in brentwood has green from 10 confirmed cases to 19 and at least 117 students and four staffers there are showing symptoms of covid-19 but have not yet tested positive. so back out here at mountain view as i said in a number of hours those students will make their way back into the classroom in just a couple hours after that, governor gavin newsom will be there in alameda discussing that plan that could possibly

in the bay area. 7 counties are currently described as having high levels of virus transmission, alameda contra, costa solano napa sonoma, and san francisco counties. san mateo and santa cruz counties shaded in orange on the map on your screen are part of the substantial spread category because of the high transmission rate health officials in 7 bay area counties are backtracking when it comes to masking everyone will now be required to mask up when they're indoors fall for us. catherine heenan is here. she's live with the latest details. catherine. yeah. this is a new mask mandate. pam and ken, it takes effect at midnight tonight and it's in the following counties. alameda contra costa marin. >> san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma on everybody regardless of vaccination status will be required to wear a mask in indoor public settings in a virtual news conference. health officers reported a surge in cases and hospitalizations as the costs. >> the number of patients in local hospitals due to covid have doubled in just the past 10 days and increased by more than 400% in the mon

there was at least 500 cases in alameda county. was in late january. so starting monday the school is also the school district is also requiring everyone to wear masks inside and outside on their campuses and school leaders have also revamped the covid dashboard and increased the hours for its covid testing locations. now oakland isn't the only school district tracking their employees vaccination status. san jose moran and san francisco's school districts are also joining the club. all right, james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camilla. >> the time is now 9 o 9 and happening right now in palo alto. police are investigating 2 assaults in 2 days and they're thinking there may be a the report was that a man on a bike groped these 2 different women in 2 different locations. kron four's will tran is in palo alto with what we know will. >> they're similar enough. james and darya that they're not ruling out that the man could be responsible for 2 assaults in james and sit hit around the head 2 in 2 days. the latest one happened right behind me in thi

. >>> conozca a tamara coordinadora familiar de distrito alameda.sistema acadÉmico de este paÍs. >>> poco a poco lo fue aprendiendo y con ayuda de grupo alcance asesora y motiva a padres i hispanos. siento una responsabilidad en ayudar otros padres porque no es fÁcil no es fÁcil para uno como inmigrante lograr encontrar herramientas para ayudar a tus hijos. >>> la ayuda no solo para navegar el sistema acadÉmico, les proveen diversos recursos y crean conexiÓn entre los padres para aclarar dudas. >>> tenemos talleres para explicar cÓmo trabo bien ja el sistema colar, cÓmo preguntar y mejorar la comunicaciÓn con los maestros >>> la comunicaciÓn es por medio de whatsapp o facebook. >>> hubiese querido que alguien me ayudarÁ cuando mis hijos estaban pequeÑos y que la verdad estaba sÚper perdida y no entendÍa nada a asÍ que, para mi es un privilegio poder ayudar a los padres de familia. >>> aunque esto solo para padres cuyos hijo acuden a distrito escolar alameda dice. >>> si en su escuela no hay este grupo, puede hacer su propio grupo busque otras famili

santa clara, alameda, contra costa, san mateo and sonoma as well as berkeley are telling everyone to wear their masks indoors again. thank you for joining us. >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00 . glad you are with us on this monday. the new mask mandates includes all bay area counties except napa and solano. stephanie sierra is live in the newsroom with more on the mandate the goes into effect very soon >> tonight at midnight all seven counties in the city of berkeley. health officers say the added protection is necessary in any indoor environment especially bars, gems and restaurants where there can be a heightened risk of transmission. the writing on this mandate has been on the wall for weeks. the difference stems from data released by the cdc revealing vaccinated people can carry and spread the same amount of fibrous as those unvaccinated. the shift is impacting younger age groups, people in their 40s to 60s. a majority of those are unvaccinated. they are hopeful a simple precaution like masking indoors will lower those figures? >> it is a hospitalizations we are worried about