just down the street from alameda police headquarters here. in alameda henry lee ktvu fox two news. some of the biggest names in the democratic party are voicing their support for governor newsom in the upcoming recall election. there is campaign for newsom in san leandro on the same day that former president barack obama released an ad in support of governor newsom. the white house involvement underscores the national implications of the race especially with the fifty fifty senate and upcoming mid term elections. we want in our leader is someone like gavin newsom who always speaks the truth on behalf of the all the people. we had to decide. and in the future. home state for the home to forty million americans. the cross the street a small crowd protests did against governor newsom and vice president harris and urged a yes on the recall. legislation that would add a one semester ethnic studies course to the state's high school graduation requirements has been sent to the governor if governor newsom signs the bill the requirement would take effect in the twenty twenty nine twenty thi

reporting in alameda. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> san francisco's high covid vaccination rate appears to be paying off and could set an example for other cities. new data reveals how unlikely it is for people to contract a breakthrough case in the city conference tell exactly has the details. >> your chances of getting covid in san francisco as somebody who was vaccinated is one in 10,000. that's according to new data analyzed by the new york times on tuesday in san francisco where nearly 80% of residents 12 and older have received at least one dose of the vaccine. the chances of a breakthrough case are much lower as expected. however, infectious disease doctor at ucsf monica gandhi says with cases now declining in the city. it's likely those chances are even lower as our rate has come down because we had high or he says that the beginning of august. >> now we're watching the test positivity rate dropped by half actually last for about 4% test positivity rate. we're at 10% in early august. so then you even h

paola: y las protecciones en alameda? >> las protecciones en alameda siguen.xacto. sÓlo depende del fin de la emergencia de salud. paola: muchas gracias, karina mora. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: revisamos el pronÓstico del tiempo con shenti rodrÍguez. shenti: hemos tenido una tarde bastante tranquila en la bahÍa de san francisco. hemos tenido algo de bruma, pero no tenemos precipitaciÓn. la precipitaciÓn se mantiene hacia la costa. 21 mph el viento en san francisco. 8 mph para el interior, incluyendo san josÉ. 20—25 mph rÁfagas estÁ noche. 24 mph las rÁfagas maÑana para fairfield. podrÍa estar mÁs ventoso el sÁbado en la noche. 7:00 de la noche con 86°. 9:00 de la noche con 76°. 58° maÑana temprano para san josÉ. 52° para napa. todavÍa tendremos condiciones calurosas para maÑana. 88° para san josÉ. 90° para el interior. 86° para santa rosa. la costa con condiciones mÁs moderadas. sÁbado con 84°. el domingo con condiciones mÁs frescas. el martes con 70°. californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares comparten la energía? pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en med

twenty seven year old nicholas bianchi worked at the local golf course in alameda he'd come back home for lunch and say hi to his parents we don't get that. more hit. it's gone from our lives. it's killed six. my heart is empty lesson navy bianchi's only child was killed when he was hit by a suspected drunk driver who ran a stop sign in alameda hold will disregard for anybody and everybody around. and my son had to lose his life a steady stream of friends and neighbors stopped by their home with flowers and condolences comfort in the short term but when they leave it's just us in and out of the house among the well wishers alameda police chief machon joshi we're still trying to connect the dots on on what led up to this the crash happened at about eight monday night at the corner firm site in cambridge police say the driver of a toyota corolla blew through a stop sign t. boning bianchi's gmc pickup truck. the suspect was arrested i learned that police are investigating whether some kind of a dispute near high street in oakland led to a chase into alameda ending in the crash this surve

it is 72 in alameda with 74 in san leandro. for the north bay, it is the low 80s with 84 degrees in sonoma this afternoon. for san francisco and oakland, you can see the low 80s. it is about 90 degrees by labor day. for the north bay it is low 90s with the end of the weekend and in the coast upper 60s for the labor day weekend. now we will check in with gianna franco for the latest on traffic . >> we just got word from chp. they just reopened all lanes. all lanes are now open so traffic is moving better as you work your way along 280 right now. if you're heading toward san francisco international airport, it is clear as well. if you are getting up early to head toward the bay bridge, traffic is moving without delays or issues with really not any brake lights and there is a friday light right across the san mateo bridge. there is not any delays and 12 minutes is the travel time. the nimitz freeway has traffic moving nicely as well. let's keep our fingers crossed it will stay this way. if you're hitting the roadways later on this

just down the street from alameda police headquarters here. in alameda henry lee ktvu fox two news. oakland police chief says his forces hampered by low staffing levels. we've seen in the month of may ten officers leave in june ten more officers in july nine officers. in august another seven officers. so far during a facebook live event police chief laurent armstrong said public safety is being impacted because his police department has six hundred ninety five officers. even though it's authorized to have seven hundred thirty seven. it clearly affects community because we see a lower response to calls for service. we've seen hundreds of calls standing where officers have not been able to respond for hours. that's unfortunate because when community members call nine one one they expect the response. the oakland city council later this month is scheduled to discuss the possibility of adding two extra police academies with the hopes of recruiting more officers. this weekend throughout the bay area people will mark twenty years since the september eleventh terror attacks on saturday in

just down the street from alameda police headquarters here. in alameda henry lee ktvu fox two news. no it's six san francisco police are investigating a deadly stabbing that happened early this morning. on haight and shrader streets. officers arrived about six o'clock this morning to find a man suffering from possible stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. at this time the san francisco police department's homicide detail is leading the investigation. anyone with information is asked to contact the police. san francisco police have not said anything yet about suspect descriptions or any arrest san francisco police are also out in force tonight working to build community ties with the city's chinese american community the police department is hosting the seventh annual chinatown night out it is being held right now at portsmouth square the event is an opportunity for police and the community to come together to strengthen relationships. police say also has helps them overcome obstacles with the chinese language speaking community they can talk about i

dozens of rvs are also parked along alameda avenue. in the first 7 month this year, more than 500 calls for police service in this neighborhood. >> of this continues, i will be out of business in a year or two. >> what is the city saying about the complaints? >> reporter: we reached out to the city this morning about solutions. so far, no response from the city's homelessness administrator. either way my kevin says he's a pathetic to the homeless, and he knows there's a lot of the people living next-door in the air came in. he was the city and the police department to do something about those who cause problems. >>> we have some breaking news coming in from pleasanton right now. vegetation fire triggering evacuations. it just getting this information from the pleasanton police department. people are being told to leave their homes on inspiration terrace, happy valley road, sanctuary, and sleepyhead lane. this is burning along interstate 680, south of purnell avenue. chopper 5 is on the way. we will get you more as we get it in. >>> a l

dan thorn joins us now live from alameda with more. dan. >> well, ken and pam, the family is devastated by what happened here. and along with neighbors say that speeding has become a big issue in this area last night an suv was sent flying off of the road into someone's home after someone driving in another car blew through a stop sign this horrific crash leaving this community pleading for something to change. a fatal crash caught on surveillance video, a car is seen speeding a stop sign and striking an suv. >> this video from the citizen app showing the aftermath of the accident. it ended up in this yard at the intersection of cambridge and burnside in alameda, a family left heartbroken. >> this >> the experienced anything. what cuts? it's not a good feeling. >> last beyond keys. 27 year-old son nicholas was killed monday night. bianchi says his son was returning home from jet skiing when his truck was t-boned by a speeding driver around >> should be burying my 27 year-old >> a speeding residents say has become a problem in this area

our first and thorne live for us in alameda.joins us with more on this terrible crash. >> well thinking grant. the family is devastated by what happened here. and they along with neighbors say that speeding has become a major issue in this area last night an suv was sent flying off of the road into someone's home after someone in another car blew through a stop sign this crash leaving this neighborhood pleading tonight for something to change. a fatal crash caught on surveillance video, a car is seen speeding a stop sign and striking an suv. this video from the citizen app showing the aftermath of the accident. it ended up in this yard at the intersection of cambridge and burnside in alameda. >> a family left heartbroken. >> this >> experienced anything that cuts. it's not a good feeling. >> last beyond keys. 27 year-old son nicholas was killed monday night. bianchi says his son was returning home from jet skiing when his truck was t-boned by a speeding driver around >> should be burying my 27 year-old >> a speeding residents sa

the covers, alameda san. she replacing husband, bonta, is now state attorney, as an assembly, mia bonta to fight housing, climate and criminal justice reforms. in an is underway what caused fire that was responding a brushfire to overturn sky. was as emergency crews to get the fire up at the intersection ohara in cyprus, the east contra costa department the driver taken to hospital minor injuries. no other were involved. crew was called the scene of fuel was from truck into a storm drain. we are new details about a deadly crash claimed the life a grandmother contra costa over the weekend. it happened about 10 sunday night discovery bay near willow road. investigators the victim identified 72 old ophelia and eight year old grandson trying to back golf out the garage. they say the little then accelerated golf cart full in hitting contreras. she died from injuries. pronounced at the. police in are a deadly that the life one man injured. it happened after o'clock night on cambridge at fern boulevard. witnesses at

anyone with information is asked to call the alameda county sheriff's department. all disney employees will have to get fully vaccinated against the coronavirus by the end of this month all current salaried and nonunion our hourly employees along with new hires will have until september thirtieth to be fully vaccinated. and provide proof of vaccinations the new policy comes just weeks after the fda gave full approval to the fizer by and tech covid nineteen vaccines. a new study shows just how deadly the coronavirus has been for police officers according to data compiled by the national law enforcement officers memorial fund. half of all line of duty deaths last year were due to the coronavirus the study shows a hundred and forty five officers died from the coronavirus. out of two hundred and sixty four total line of duty deaths. in two thousand nineteen a hundred and thirty five officers died in the line of duty maybe the coronavirus also caused a 96% increase in police deaths the delta variant made up nearly 99% of all coronavirus cases that underwent genomic sequ

oakland has more than the neighboring alameda cities. ask -- >> those crimes are intertwined, based on a lot of issues going on within the community. whether it be lack of education, lack of jobs, poverty. >> he thinks it is due to lack of funding at the foot -- police department and programs designed to help these issues. >> we have to address the gang issue, robbery issue, the drug issue. you have to address the response to criminal activity that is ongoing. >> still a drastic difference with other cities. the police department says they don't experience the amount of crime oakland does. >> oakland is a much larger city with a lot of urban related issues. we are a smaller community oriented city. >> they are also experiencing staffing issues like oakland. it is the smallest staff they have had in several years. their crime rate is not as much as oakland. they say officers have a strong relationship with the public mode which prevents has much violent crime as possible. >> how do we value the relationship we have in our community member

alameda sheriff's department. inmates have tested positive for the virus. 37 them were. another staff also positive santa rita. jail are with the alameda department public health find source the outbreak. at the same last. there were 110 at that covid for younger children in, with results to released the fda this month, as ktvu reports, medical center now home one trial and bay area families are involved. there only elementary but year old chavez her year old brother, are already history. i'm of myself doing it i was nervous shot, going to be part of saving world. june, the children been part fighters. covid-19 trial at for children 12, think it's cool to the first under 12 to get vaccine. of children have been enrolled to test the safe. of the m rna. renee and chavez researchers sure kids weren't forced get the shots. made sure that were okay it, and the process, would ask as well. they were comfortable they wanted continue, had to at a sent. the kids did said they wanted participate. first shot in june, renee mi

learn more at your local xfinity store today. >>> voters in alameda county still have a couple hourseft to drop their ballots off for the special election tonight. >> it is being held to length an assembly member. the post vacated in april when rob banta was appointed as california's attorney general. the two applying are banta's wife and another. the winner will get a chance to run for reelection next year. >>> tonight at 7:00, a dangerous situation that we're seeing that is evolving by the hour. we're going to be joined by a captain with cal fire. he's going to tell us where crews are focussing their efforts tonight and which areas are in immediate danger. again, this is only about four miles away from the caldor fire. >>> the school superintendent caught in the middle of a national struggle. it's the center of what students should be taught about race and critical race teary. dr. ledbetter talks about the tense atmosphere for students and we'll hear from parents about the impact on this national debate on their children. >> tom llamas joins us next with nightly news. we'll see you

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the alameda county registrar of voters last updated the vote totals at 11:00pm last night.the next update is expected tomorrow. the winner will represent a district of about 500,000 people who live in oakland and alameda and san leandro. the seat will have left open. you might remember when governor newsom appointed, rob bonta, who is married to me about the to the position of state attorney general. >> switching now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the transamerica building near downtown san francisco and brea says standing by with the forecast yeah, certainly tracking a lot of high clouds overhead along the bay area coastline starting to make its way across the bay into the east bay shoreline. but. >> fortunately not seeing any dense low clouds and fog to impact your commute. if you are heading home this evening. let's take a look right now at radar for thick fog bank out there along the coast. and we're going to notice temperatures out there along the immediate coastline in the mid to upper 50's with pacifica currently at 57 degrees. cnn's sal mo 59 d

now, the group of alameda county teachers begging for help. what they are demanding from their school district. >>> i'm john ramis and contra costa where a school has been renamed for a woman who can teach us a lot by the way she has lived her life. we will have that story, coming up took >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> happy first day of fall. here is what we are working on tonight. while the cdc debates which americans should receive their booster shots we got some new working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ re

our reporter spoke with authorities and alameda county. reporter: it is a sharp contrast, while there have been 100 homicides in oakland, the rest of the county has had less deadly violence, with 14 today. our homicides across the county? >> not very much. reporter: he says oakland deals with more issues, gang violence, trafficking, or just some of the problems. oakland has more than the neighboring alameda cities. >> those crimes are all intertwined, in my opinion, based on a lot of issues that are going on within the community, whether it be lack of education, lack of jobs, poverty. >> he thinks the problem is due to lack of funding designed to help with these issues. >> you have to address the gang issue, the robbery issue, the drug issue, and you have to address the response to criminal activity that is ongoing. reporter: it is still different with other cities. one shares a border with oakland and their police department says they do not experience the amount of crime that oakland does. >> oakland is a larger city with a lot of urban

the east bay alameda county 83% supporting governor newson in this recall contra costa county similar number 75% supporting him. solano county is the county that had the yes votes. but even so, the majority of the votes for know to not recall governor newsom, napa county, 71%. said t want to recall the governor sonoma county, 78% and overwhelming in marin county. 84% saying they do not want to recall governor newsom. so ken and pam, no surprise there. when you consider the history of bay area voting. that is how things went in the 2018 gubernatorial election where john was beaten handily by governor newson in the bay area. but yeah, worth noting nonetheless and some of the areas where you would expect republicans to do. >> pretty well or at least have a fighting chance they riverside down south san bernardino counties orange county, san diego county. here we go. this is los angeles county, the most populous county in the state. 73%. said no to the recall just south orange county. this was neck and neck in 2018 when and newsom went head to head. it was 0.3% in favor of newsome. so basi

in alameda.vu fox two news tomorrow, students from around the bay area will be able to take part in a stem fair happening at oakland tech high school. this is an event designed to inspire future scientists and engineers and one of the organizers, is a recent oakland tech graduate who inspired so many when he was named the school's first ever black male valedictorian. ahmed mohammed is the founder of the education company. kids cubed i met good to see you. uh thank you. thanks for taking the time to talk about this event tomorrow. it sounds like a lot of fun. so you you partnered up with a number of local organizations to put on this stem fear stem fair. what is this experience going to be like for the students who come by? yeah we partnered with a ton of local science organizations like both based in science center. lawrence hall of science, california life sciences. and the point of the event is to bring the community together. uh around science is going to be a fun family event and kids are goi

we're focusing on the good work being done at the alameda county community food bank. people have relied on its services during the pandemic. but as kron four's phillipe djegal reports the food bank is experiencing a shortage of volunteers. there are concerns that this could lead disruptions in food distribution. >> for several months now on every tuesday. this group 17 volunteers donate their time and efforts to the alameda county community food bank in oakland, sorting and packaging. food for more than 400,000 county residents were food and secure and depend on the organizations services. it just make sure soul. bill light and happy. audrey curbow has been showing up since november. you can wake up every day and know that you're doing something that's giving back and helping. >> somebody in problem is the food bank needs more people like archery and liz leads a great place you need to fit. >> 50 people in here and still have plenty room and 50 volunteers would be considered a full shift. but in recent months food bank spokesperson fest says as people have returned to

10 year-old son being robbed at gunpoint in front of their home and clinton avenue in the city of alameda. it happened last friday just before 04:00pm husband and father of the victims who asked not to reveal his identity says his wife ran towards the sun when suddenly the suspect pointed a gun at her and tell her to stop. >> hes probably think that she's run running toward the so it it helped that or to stop and they will shoot. >> he says before the incident happened in his wife just picked up their son from school and stopped at the south shore center. bank of america to deposit some checks that she was carrying in the trunk of the car. i'm pretty sure to watch, sir, for south. sure. >> at the back. as followed her because from i sort of it seems like this all over future. he talked about the lingering impact this experience is having on us mostly its place. so traumatized. she wakes up had to go to the scream or cry guns being pointed at children. yes, that's absolutely out of the norm. >> any person that points a gun at a 10 year-old child is a coward. >> alameda police chief. the sh

major drug bust by the alameda county sheriff's department. what's been confiscated so far and what they are calling the biggest illegal marijuana grow in the state, and how many more days this investigation is expected to take. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. marijuana growing operations in the state. the alameda county sheriff's department gave an update on this investigation just a short time ago from one of the sites where the marijuana was discovered now, they said, this investigation started 18 months ago and spans at several locations across

10 year-old son being robbed at gunpoint in front of their home and clinton avenue in the city of alameda. it happened last friday just before 04:00pm husband and father of the victims who asked not to reveal his identity says his wife ran towards the sun when suddenly the suspect pointed a gun at her tell her to stop. >> hes probably think that she's toward the so it helped that or to stop and to watch it. >> he says before the incident happened in his wife just picked up their son from school and stopped at the south shore center. bank of america to deposit some checks that she was carrying in the trunk of the car. i'm pretty sure pay watch, sir, for south shore. >> at the bank. as followed her because from i sort of it seems like the fall of or they shoot her. he talked about the lingering impact this experience is having on us mostly it's a so traumatized. she wakes up i kind of go kind of scream or cry guns being pointed at children. yes, that's absolutely out of the norm. >> any person that point a gun at a 10 year-old child is a coward. >> alameda police chief. the shot. joshi says

del centro de energía eólica es parte de un inversión de condado alameda.eto se nos une a viga el castro. en el valle central pareciera que se están sobando la pert parte en torno a los incendio. muy buenas tardes. >>muy buenas tardes. vamos a pasar ahora a las condiciones locales porque todos sabemos que esos incendios están deteriorando la calidad del aire. hay una mezcla de nubosidad y humo en la superficie. se está en un nivel moderado, todavía no se encuentra insalubre. mira el modelo de humo en la superficie. (información en pantalla). >> hacia el diez mañana este humo va estar alejándose hacia el este y esto es un factor importante porque este humo se va alejar de vida la dirección del viento que va estar soplando desde el pacífico desde los próximos dos o tres días incluso incrementando la velocidad posiblemente a veinte millas por hora. va a ser un viento húmedo y bastante fresco. las temperaturas: (información en pantalla). >> sesenta y nueve en san francisco, etc. si comparamos esas temperaturas con ayer a la misma hora ahora es más fresco. la te

and cambridge drive in alameda and the next thing i knew.there was a car that came flying through the stop sign residents linda and paul say they are used to hearing side two activity in nearby oakland. but see what happened around eight pm monday night was different and the next thing i heard was is really got wrenching crash. and i looked out and the car was up against rex's front. door away both of those vehicles involved being removed from the scene tuesday morning and while police say they're still in the throes of their investigation witnesses are sharing what they know. telling us the driver of the toyota corolla blew through a stop sign on cambridge striking a pick up truck sending it into the front lawn of this home. six thousand. women and he's down the down the street here paula linda tellis oversized vehicles going over the posted twenty five mile per hour speed limit is a constant threat to safety here you know he's not supposed to be on the street at all. and so you see this all the time yeah with all the time they also say thi

mail about 446,000 alameda. county voters have cast their ballot that way. early in person. voting has only been open since saturday. so about 6200 alameda county voters have voted that way or turnout's looking pretty good. the vote by mail totals were close to 50% of our voters who have voted so far. election day is always a big dale and a lot of our voters, even our vote by mail voters. will cast their ballot today. this is my dollars, okay, so much better than expected. voter turnout is a trend that appears to be holding statewide in california. registered democrats outnumber republicans 2 to 1. but when you have a big advantage, like newsome does in terms of registered voters, you want to make sure those votes come in. over eight million votes have been cast so. that seems to be working for him. the polls for in person voting opened at seven this morning. county elections officials post the first results from those early votes right after the polls close at eight o'clock tonight, if you haven't mailed in you

in alameda, ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. there are new guidelines for youth that play sports and contra costa county. the county will now follow state guidelines, which includes mass for all students, coaches and spectators for indoor games. it also recommended that mass be warned poor outdoor games. everyone is also encouraged to be vaccinated against covid 19, but not required. these changes went into effect immediately. a boxing legend oscar de la hoya has now been hospitalized with covid 1948 year old posting a video to twitter showing himself in a hospital bed. he says he contracted the illness despite the fact that he is fully vaccinated. the former world champion was scheduled to fight vitor belfort at the staples center in los angeles coming up on september 11th before he tested positive. well, barry a weather temperatures warmed up today, but the real warming moves in this weekend. we'll have more your forecast the holiday weekend forecast coming up, all right, let's go to ktvu. is alex savage. now with a look at so

we've got kron four's camila barco standing by live. >> in alameda.d morning, daryn. james, so, yeah, that first idea would require unvaccinated students too. go for covid testing a couple times a month. and then the second proposal at that masks be worn outside currently face coverings are mandatory when you step inside the district's campuses. but however, the proposal asked mask be worn outside despite someone's vaccination status. now this would apply to students as well as teachers administrators and the rest of employees. there are some exceptions like when eating and drinking and health conditions that prevent someone from wearing one the proposal states staff me, allow students for mask breaks outdoors if they become distracted. now, if passed the outdoor masking policy would be in effect until winter break and then it would be reviewed in november for a possible update now the other notion would require students to get a covid test if they did not roll up their sleeves and get a covid shot. the covid test would be mandatory twice a month at t

the alameda school board approved a plan to step up covid testing of all unvaccinated students. the testing would happened on campuses district wide at least twice a month. really it's not to catch every case, it's just to make sure that we are containing and preventing spread because that's going to be a larger hurdle that we've got to climb weekly. to keep these classes open the alameda unified school district keeps a dashboard of positive covid cases. administrators say the handful of cases that have happened so far did not originate in schools but came from the wider community since kids younger than age 12 aren't eligible for the covid vaccine yet just abt ameary st will be included in this twice monthly testing regime. parents we spoke to are okay with that. there's been a case in his class, not his classroom, but have been his grade and he's already been tested twice getting tested again today and i think you know, it's just to reduce the spreading of it. and we want our kids back here. socializing and being with the teachers, alameda unified superintendent says there's s

por otra parte departamento de bomberos en el condado alameda.inación ni quiere decir que se acaban un potencial de un incendio. sigue esta sequía y no porque sea cargo de dé banderín rojo de mes en el capitán. ir es condiciones secas mantienen esa peligrosidad. y paso secos alrededor y mayores contratiempos. ahora vemos el panorama actual. lo alto san francisco y san josé. mañana el día martes. el área de la bahía para la calidad del aire y todos los incendios forestales el jefe de meter energía puede que nos entrega con y hierbas. es una situación es difícil que se extiende de hecho para los fomente frutera haber reaves del barrio rojo debido a las condiciones del viento secos mañana no son el humo el ozono que genera su vehículo sucede no lo puede usar o no los debe de usar no lo hace porque va a contaminar más sobre los este ejerce de banderín rojo contra costas de napa y solano mucho cuidado por allá vamos hacer la zona es precisamente hacia el sur la ciega nevada donde se encuentra seco ella y caen en ese precisamente donde el homo partir d

here is an alameda county, we are talking about 950,000 possible voters. this vote is going to have a big impact. you see more people dropping off their ballots this evening. keep in mind, i'm told by officials we will start getting results around 8:30 this evening. more good news, we are talking about a possible turnout, looking like a possible turnout between 60% and 70%. they broke all sorts of records back in november in the presidential election when they were over 80%. doing well here in alameda county. >> san francisco city hall serves as a polling place along with other functions like a wedding site. we met up with a couple of newlyweds today. . congratulations to them. did they vote as well as say i do? reporter: they tried to vote. i saw a woman in a wedding dress and amanda in a suit, i said did you just get married? they said yes and we forgot to vote. we realized it was election day while we were at city hall. they just moved to sacramento and they are registered to vote in sacramento, and you must vote in the county you are registered in. the

they are adding six trips each weekend on the oakland and alameda routes.these changes in the schedules went into effect yesterday. >>> the pandemic, ruining a lot of fun for children last year and some took an artistic turn to pass the time. interesting stuff. that story is ahead in two minutes. >>> while we were all ordering doordash and having zoom happy hours last year, children and teenagers were also stuck inside. to pass the time some of them made art, and a few weekends ago a small exhibition opened at a gallery in the mission filled with their photographers. it's part of a program that pairs underserved teenagers with adults. we are introduced to the man behind first exposure. >> think back to 1993, when photos were taken on film. that's when the program called first exposures began. a lot has changed since then, but as they move into the brand-new building, it turns out some of the most important things have not changed at all. >> it has been almost a year and a half, away from school, away from friends, away from so many things that made life col

bonta is president of the alameda unified school district board and ceo of oakland promise an organization that works to increase the number of oakland ear's graduating from college. in san francisco and effort to recall three school board members has moved forward and an election could be just months away. ktvu is christian captain talk with supporters of the recall and has our report tonight. it is looking increasingly likely that san francisco voters will be deciding whether or not to oust three members of the city's school board after a recall effort says they reached a critical milestone. we've reached 70,000 signatures, which is the number of raw signatures we need to make sure that we have the 51,235 signatures that are ballad that we need to make the ballot. backers of the recall say that will let them take the next step. that means that we are pretty darn sure we are going to make the ballot and have an election to recall gabriela lopez, allison collins and pogba. malika backers say the effort began amidst what they call a botched effort to return students to school for in person

with licenses and permits you need to just legally sell in alameda or in the state of california.o those were the things that we're trying to address what this upcoming legal night, which is going to be september. tuesday. i 07:00pm. it's going to be on the been bright. but yeah, that's what we're trying to address and help restaurant owners, home chefs, these people who are looking for new revenue streams try provide them with a guy for a legal path to do this legally can talk a little bit about what that path looks like. if someone's trying to do this. is it something that could be done in a month, 2 months. we know that so many of these restaurant owners. >> are still struggling and really doing whatever they can to try and turn this around so. >> how long with this process normally take if they're doing it. >> i it doesn't take long. honestly i'm a high level. it takes under a $1000 to start your own home restaurant compared to if you want to start actual brick and mortar restaurant will be $200,000. you know, in the bay area or food truck at minimum 20 to 30,000 also $1000. y

. >>> an update on another breaking news story in alameda county, where a series of grass fires briefly force evacuations in pleasanton. we are told three fires burned a total of 10 acres along 680. they have now been contained, and evacuation orders for a few streets on the other side of the hill have been lifted. >>> there could be some fire relief on the horizon, very brief. right now at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area , we are tracking a chance of actual, measurable rain. ok we need every drop we can get, because the fire danger will be back within days. let's get to chief meteorologist paul heggen with the weekend forecast. >>> it won't be a washout. go ahead with those. most of this rain is going to fall after the sun goes down saturday evening, and before midmorning on sunday. we are still anticipating some measurable rain, mainly around the bay and northward. there will not be much in land or in the santa clara valley, 0.1 inches around santa rosa. there's not much, but it is september. we will take every drop we can get. this will be a difference maker for the fire season i

alameda, third, 85% no. it's a different story in a northern rural california and the central valley. it's about split, actually. different story here from madero co., 59% yes and the biggest difference, here, mariposa county, 60% yes. zooming out, you can see the rest of the state. the big note here, what are the plans next for larry elder. he talked a lot about that in his speech last night and i will have more on that in the next hour. come ossie -- our. >> governor newsom tweeted last night, writing let's get back to work. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with the victory speech. amy? amy: as jobina was just pointing out, he owes a lot of gratitude to san francisco. 87% of voters here voted against the recall, the highest percentage in the state of all the counties. some political strategists say even though governor newsom kept his job, the recall shows that he's possibly vulnerable in some democrats may see this as an opening to run against him for governor in 2022. he was very appreciative last

you are looking at the seven-day average in alameda county. there is the yellow line. 31 unvaccinated gotten sick with covid. only ten cases of vaccinated people. santa clara county, 59 cases of unvaccinated people and ten cases of people who had not gotten their shots. >>> you remember this, the fire broke out on the conception early morning of hours of september 2nd, 2019, all 34 passengers, one crew member died. on the anniversary of the tragedy today, the families of the 34 victims filed a lawsuit against the u.s. coast guards in l.a. the lawsuit alleges that the agency failed to enforce regulations and allowed the vessel to operate with electrical problems. the families of the victims fighting claims against those boat owners. >>> 12 people in santa clara who'll hear the case against elizabeth holmes. the jury in the trial chosen and sworn in. what are those jurors likely to hear when that trial kicks off next week? for that we'll bring in scott budman outside the courthouse. >> reporter: from a group of 200 people originally is now wit l

northbound 280 near alameda boulevard, lanes are blocked because of this crash. have at least a center divider, the two center lanes block. look at the red popping up on our sensor. use 101 as an alternate, san mateo bridge looking pretty good, no delays here, 13 minutes between 880 over toward 101. >>> a packed stadium filled with college football fans, went wild, over a cat. >> a cat was spotted hanging off the banister at the university of miami game inside hard rock stadium over the weekend. the crowd was pretty concerned for the cat, and some fans tried reaching for it, but the cat was struggling to claw its way back up. it could not though. >> it looks like a fan was ready and saved the cat by catching it, and look at that. an american flag, luckily the caps didn't seem to be heard. it is unclear how they got into the stadium in the first place. >> that is the big question this morning. >> how did it end up hanging? so many questions! >> i don't know! >> the good thing, the cat is okay. >> don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay marriott. ♪ >>>

in the meantime, several districts in alameda county just became the first to issue their own mandates. vaccines will soon be required for students 12 and up in hayward, piedmont, and oakland. >> to me it's the obvious next step, and i think it's what are public health officials will be leaning towards as well. >> education is important and i will make it to be at school. at the same time i don't want to feel forced into doing something that i'm not all the way 100% ready for. >> the oakland school made it multiply until january at the earliest, and would allow for medical and religious exemptions. >>> now at 7:00, unfortunately homeless camps are an all too common site here in the bay area, but this one is absolutely massive. the question right now at the center of a new lawsuit is what is being done about it. kpix 5's andria borba reports from west oakland . the group is telling the city, if you don't do something, we will. >> reporter: nonprofit groups in alameda county and oakland have filed suit against the city of oakland, saying they are not living up to the law that they passed

reporting in alameda. dan thorn kron 4 news. a 22 is the time. >> coming up next on the kron, 00:00am morning news. a shocking development in the fight over britney spears's conservatorship details on her father's surprise decision. we'll be right back. >> 25 a big story and a big unexpected development in the britney spears fight for her freedom. yeah. her father, jamie spears has decided he's going to drop his demand for 2 million dollars in settlement money and instead he filed paperwork tuesday to end her years long conservatorship is what britney wanted. mary beth mcdade has the details. >> in a stunning move. britney spears, father jamie filed a 112 page petition in la superior court to end the conservatorship. he has controlled the singer's life and money for the past 13 years in a court filing. he cited his daughter's police. she made to the court at hearings this summer. he says that a judge side fit to let his daughter hire her own lawyer and in his mind, if she's allowed to do that there is no longer a legal basis to

we've got kron four's camila barco live in alameda now to explain. >> what we need to know about thiscamilla. >> good morning. deiah james, you're right. there's 2 proposals on the table. the first one, what asked all unvaccinated students to get tested for covid a couple times a month. the second idea is to wear a mask outside. however, right now excuse me, currently there. they are requiring for students to wear a mask when you're indoors. that also applies to teachers. however, this new proposal as that masks be worn outside despite of your vaccination status. this would apply to students as well as teachers administrators administrators and the rest of employees. there are some exceptions like when eating and drinking and health conditions that prevent someone from wearing one. there are polls. will states students get masking breaks outdoors if they become distracted. if passed. the outdoor masking policy would be in effect until winter break for members will then review it in november to decide how to move forward with it. the other notion would require students to get a covid t

we've got kron four's camila barco here to explain live from alameda. good morning. deiah james say out 2 proposals on the table. the first one is asking for unvaccinated students to get tested for covid a couple times a month. and the second idea is to have everyone mask up outdoors currently everyone is expected to wear a face covering when they're inside school buildings. however, this new proposal is asking for everyone mask up when there outside despite of your vaccination status. and this would apply to students as well as teachers administrators and the rest of the staff. there are exceptions like when eating and drinking and if health conditions prevent you from wearing one. the proposal states students get masking breaks outside if they become distracted. if passed the outdoor masking policy would be in effect until winter break board members will reviewed in november will review it in november to decide how to move forward with it. now the other notion would require students to get a covid test if they did not get a covid shot. those tests would be mandator

hornet and alameda hosting a memorial that starts at 11:00 a.m. you can find our full list of bay area 9/11 events on kpix.com. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a delay in the trial against the founder of theranos. >>> finding a voice in your i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! >>> welcome back, checking in on wall street on this friday afternoon the dow in the red, 129 points. >>> the fraud trial against theranos founder elizabeth holmes that was set to resume today has been delayed after member of the jury reportedly said they were potentially exposed to covid. according to cnbc the juror is awaiting their test results, at this time court is scheduled to resume tue

alameda county says they will have more information on booster shots at county run clinics soon . turning to new details on the found fire. some evacuation orders have been lifted. crews had a very successful day yesterday. lighter winds and cooler weather are slowing the flames today. the fire has burned 8500 acres and destroyed many structures. it is 35% contained. a woman from palo alto has been arrested and charged with starting the fire that has been burning since wednesday. at the nation's capital. nancy pelosi wants to moderate and progressive democrats. elizabeth shows he explains another challenge now. lawmakers have five days to avoid a government shutdown. reporter: nancy pelosi committed to bringing the infrastructure built to the house floor on monday. that might not happen. >> i whenever billy -- bring a bill to the fourth doesn't have the vote. reporter: it includes funding for road, projects to battle climate change and expanded internet access. progressive house democrats say they will not vote on that smaller $1 trillion bill until the larger we .5 trillion human

at the alameda county sheriff's office, most employees are vaccinated my with the potential of losing one out of 1000 sworn deputies from the force. we asked folks if they feel safe working with unvaccinated coworkers. >> it would depend on the environment. if i was working outside, i might not be as bothered. if i was inside in tight quarters, i might not be as comfortable. >> reporter: the answers change some when public servants enter the conversation. >> they are supposed to be protecting, to serve and protect? so you should be vaccinated, absolutely. >> there's a lot more people you are coming into contact with that might be at higher risk. >> i don't think i could say just yet. >> reporter: that deadline here in san francisco to be fully vaccinated is october 13. what happens in the meantime, that will come into question, whether or not religious exemptions will be exempted. if there are medical exemptions, how will those be handled. each city and county and businesses coming up with this as they go along, to figure out exactly how this will all play out in the end. >> thank you

well here we do have a traffic collision northbound 80 at the alameda here. and you can see that slight delay will have more on that coming up. but for now, no well, and are back to thanks a lot of rain 20. and in the east bay violence, police in oakland reports 3 shootings at least 2 people died last night in these 3 different shootings, there was first one around 3 o'clock in the afternoon on 16th avenue in east oakland. you can see the map here of that shooting. 2 victims were shot and killed there. and then at 3.30, it was just about a half hour later that they went to the second scene. police were called to the second scene. and actually us marshals were called task for serving a criminal arrest warrant fruitvale avenue and a shooting broke out at least one officer was involved in that shooting and then the 3rd shooting was around 5 o'clock in the evening on east 12th street, a few blocks away from the fruitvale bart station. 3 victims were shot there. one is in critical condition. we don't know if any of the shootings are related. a recent rise in crime

kron 4 armed robbers point, their guns at a 10 year-old boy and his mom outside of their home in alamedas. haaziq madyun has the story. >> they pointed the gun at my son town to trump, the back or they were shooting. >> you're looking at video of that mother and her 10 year-old son being robbed at gunpoint in front of their home and clinton avenue in the city of alameda. it happened last friday just before 04:00pm husband and father of the victims who asked not to reveal his identity says his wife ran towards the sun when suddenly the suspect pointed a gun at her and tell her to stop. >> hes probably think that she's run running toward the it helped that told her to stop and they will shoot. >> he says before the incident happened in his wife just picked up their son from school and stopped at the south shore center. bank of america to deposit some checks that she was carrying in the trunk of the car. i'm pretty sure to watch for south shore. >> at the bank. as followed her because from i saw the it seems that the fallen are future. he talked about the lingering impact this experience is