other counties doing this in not alameda county?ut i'm not hearing the rationale. it's hard when we see other counties whose numbers aren't as good as ours to starting this process. >> reporter: meanwhile there allowing other activities to resume, everything from wine tastings to outdoor salon services the pools. >> those are all great things. i would've loved the pools to open in the summer when we had kids all day with nothing to do. but right now i don't need a pool for my kids, and your classroom. >> reporter: there is a glimmer of hope. today the county health department issued a statement saying they are quote, planning to gauge interest from alameda county schools in applying for waivers. >> obviously there are schools asking public health and asking us whether or not the way we are processed will be initiated. this is really the first movement we have had toward that. >> reporter: local parents have formed online groups pushing for change and have started circulating a petition. >> we are wringing our hands saying, what abou

has said no. >> why are other counties doing this and not alameda county? here is a reason for it, i would love to hear it, but i'm not hearing the rationale, and it's hard when we see other counties whose numbers aren't as good as ours starting this process. >> reporter: meanwhile, alameda county is allowing other things to resume, including wine tasting and pools. >> that's a great thing. i would have loved the pools to open in the summer when we were at here with the kids with nothing to do, but right now i need a classroom. >> reporter: there is a glimmer of hope. today the county health department issued a statement saying they are quote planning to gauge interest from alameda county schools in applying for waivers. >> obviously, there are schools that are asking public health, or schools that are asking us whether or not the waiver process is going to be initiated. this is really the first movement we've had toward that. >> reporter: in the meantime, local parents have formed on- line groups pushing for change, and have started circulating a petition.

alameda county is a plan to give stipend so they can stay home and self isolate. more on how the program will work, devon? >> no confirmed start date but yet, but alameda county supervisors have apprnothing el all back on. >> for the people who are positive. they should be staying at home and i guess it will be nice to help them out. macon between two kinds of survival, health and financial. it's a reality for people who are covid but cannot get sick leave. >> people does what she can to survive pilgrimage she runs a clinic testing some 400 people daily. some are sick. others exposed and unsure, but? >> there are a lot of employers not allowing their employees to come back to work without that negative test >> reporter: a test result that my take a while, and if positive requires even more time off work. >> but they are not getting any kind of income, so how do they provide food for their families. how do they pay for their rent. how do you pay for any other clinic you have pick now, they will refer those people to receive a stipend, modeled in a similar program i

you see alameda county, 11,484. the county, santa clara county says their high number is buzz of a backlog of lab reporting all coming in now. >>> santa clara county says that just in the month of july, more than 42,000 people were tested at pop-up sites across the county. now the emphasis of this testing we're told was on areas that have been hit the hardest by the virus. in fact, more testing sites will be open in the county next week. namely in san jose and in gilroy. just show up. you receive a wristband like that one. it reserves a time slot for you to get tested. this of course is to cut down on the long lines at these sites and the time that is spent waiting there. here is a look at where you can get tested. san antonio elementary school in san jose from august 4th until the 7th. 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. and if you're in the gilroy area at the south county annex, also from august 4th until the 7th, from 10:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. . >>> bay area amazon workers and supporters got behind t

quite a bit of smoke in the air but the optimism in the air feels a little bit better today in alameda county and we're thankful to the efforts of our fire teams working on this. we maintain a pretty diligent footprint up in the eastern part of the county working with those ranchers up there in the remote areas. we brought in a tremendous amount of resources. a lot of the livestock and the animals up there have been brought here to the fairgrounds for safety. continue to work on that problem and those issues. i think things feel a little better than they did in the last couple of days, so that's very thankful for our residents speaking of alameda county even though some of our adjacent counties have concerns and are still being greatly impacted. we're going to continue to do what we're doing. wanted to be mindful we're hearing false reports about looting and that type of behavior going on. we've not had any reports of looting, not encountered anybody doing that kind of activity and should someone want to come into our county and engage in that type of activity, it will not be hard for us to f

we're in alameda county. reason we're told that warning turned into an order in early this morning is because of the fears that the fire might spread rapidly. if we get that weather, take a look at some of the preparations we've seen so far this morning. we see fire engines and crews lined up along calaveras road. there is a lot of livestock and farmland, fire officials want people to start their evacuations early. there are limited ways of getting out of this area and there are multiple road closures already. we have seen a number of livestock trailers come through here. we'll keep an eye on all of those. we'll also keep an eye on the weather, that will determine what happens around here. roz plater, "today in the bay." >> thanks for that update, roz. it's scary to think we might be seeing lightning for the second sunday in a row, which is of course what led to all these fires being sparked across the bay area. we'll be sure to keep you up to date on nbcbayarea.com and all of our social media platforms at nb

waiver process became necessary, but parents say the time for waiting is over. >> reporter: in alameda countyrents are frustrated and confused, as to why the health department will allow waivers for in person instruction. contra costa county is accepting applications, santa clara county has even had some approved, but despite state guidelines allowing these waivers for elementary schools, alameda county has said no. why are other counties doing this and not alameda county? if there is a reason i would love to hear it, but i'm not hearing the rationale. >> reporter: meanwhile, alameda county is allowing other activities to wine tastin outdoor salon services to pools. >> those are all great things. i would have loved the pools to have opened up during the summer when we had nothing to do, but right now, don't need a pool for my kids. i need a classroom. >> reporter: there is a glimmer of hope. today the county health department issued a statement saying they are quote planning to gauge and from alameda schools in applying for waivers. >> obviously, there are schools that are asking public healt

the virus has also been deadliest in alameda county with 231 deaths. you can find a complete list of cases by county on our website at kron 4 dot com. still ahead we continue to monitor the state's power demand of rolling blackouts energy leaders saying the california relying too heavily. >>an out of state power in port. and our wildfire coverage continues tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 thousands of people under evacuation orders all across the bay area. stay with us. >>and tracking the very latest with the wildfires in and around the bay area in dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>we have breaking news tonight as we continue to filed follow these wildfires that are en

a look at the latest numbers alameda county with the most cases more than 1200 santa clara county just over 11,002 there have been 193 deaths in alameda county. you can get a complete breakdown on our website kron 4 dot com. a suspicious death investigation continues and livermore police are hoping for information from the public on 4 persons of interest. they are wanted for questioning in connection to the death of a 24 year-old man kron four's phillipe chagall talked to the man's family. >>the alameda county coroner's bureau says 24 year-old vincent naples died from a drug overdose and the livermore police department wants to speak with these 4 persons of interest who may be able to help detectives piece together. what led to naples passing great father. >>sohn grass on nephew. >>friend the livermore police department has ruled vincent's death suspicious based on his age and the circumstances surrounding his discovery on may 24th during a welfare check at the sands extended stay residents on airway boulevard livermore police say naples was discovered lifeless in a room. police are no

they have been asking to open indoors because of the heat that they face, but alameda county has stayed closed. here is what the opportunity looks like. other counties like contra costa have allowed salons to open, but outdoor only. and these businesses have told us that it is challenging. they have to deal with the weather and now recently they have been dealing with smoke from the fires. and they have had to move their equipment in and out every day. they say that it is not ideal, some have chosen not to open at all. but it is an opportunity to try to make some money and get the haircuts that people have been wanting. if you have to take your mask off for a service, then the county says it is a but health officials say that these services are considered hoe risk. cases of the viruses here have stabilized, so they think that this step is okay for now. it will be interesting to see which salons decide to go ahead and try this. also in alameda county, public pools are also allowed to reopen. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> in the south bay, a private school has become the first school in

but republicans are not or stoc and what president trump progra being rolled out in alameda county has some people being paid to stay away from work. if they get the coronavirus. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us. and welcome to morning sun 2. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning i'm pam cook it is thursday, august 6. we like to call it friday eve around here. and it sounds like we are in for a little bit of a cooler weekend. let's check in with steve paulson. >> all right, if we had any cooler than yesterday i would say global cooling is kicking in. >> cooler than yesterday. >> exactly. we will see a rebound but they will still be below average except for san francisco and oakland they are still near average. that i hit the wrong map, i got the wrong map. let's get to the right map. there we go. we do have temperatures that will be a little warmer today after the amazingly cool temps. it was almost 20 degrees below. more son and the little warmer. 50s and 60s. that includes livermore and san jose. a little bit of an east southwest wind and yesterday was 15 to 20 selfies. but i

indian american mother a cancer researcher she graduated you see hey things law school was an alameda county assistant d a assistant da in san francisco then elected to 2 terms as dia and the city starting in 2003. harris and her only sibling and sister maya are extremely close as children their mother expose them to activism and rallies and community which is why in this campaign video she passionately credits her mother's courage as her driving back that my mother never asked anyone from missions. >>to tell her what was month low. >>is live within one generation i stand here as the serious candidate for president of the united states. >>as district attorney ernie she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular she did hit some snags a drug scandal at the county crime lab. the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able

i don't see why alameda county wouldn't. if all the hairdressers and patrons are wearing masks and taking precautions, i don't see what the harm would be. >> reporter: restrictions are easing for other businesses in alameda county. indoor malls can reopen at 25% capacity, but that doesn't help rudy who is trying to make up for nearly six months of lost earnings. >> i've gone through my whole life savings and nobody seems to care. >> reporter: in fremont, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> certainly tough out there for a lot of business owners. >>> also happening today for you the first public hearing in the court battle over reopening california's schools. now that suit challenges the governor's decision on keeping mostly schools operating online. attish be you here if the governor actually exceeded his executive authority in making that order. some 6 million california students could be impacted by the decision. >>> happening today the post office says they'll return mailboxes that were removed due to ongoing protests. t

alameda county is a plan to give stipend so they can stay home and self isolate.gram will work, devon? >> no confirmed start date

now alameda county is taking steps to help those struggling financially. a new pilot program will pay people to stay home and self-isolate. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor wilma chan has visited parts of the county hardest hit by covid-19 like the acorn district in west oakland. >> what people said was they can't isolate. they have to keep going to work because they don't have any money. >> reporter: the county board of supervisors unanimously passed a program that will pay infected people a one-time stipend of $1,250 to stay home. >> when you have people who are going out and not being able to quarantine when they're sick, this is going to spread the disease even more. >> reporter: $10 million has been earmarked for the israel program. it will help those living in the five neighborhoods of alameda county with the highest rate of covid-19, acorn in west oakland, two areas of east oakland, south hayward and ashland and cherriland and alameda county. not everyone will qualify. individuals must be covid

in a statement alameda county interim health officer dr. nicholas ross says these outdoor activities, but w increase opportunities for people to mix we see an increase in cases. neighboring contra costa county eased those same restrictions in july, but it's about to go even further. beginning friday hotels will open to the general public, not just essential workers. and gyms will be allowed to operate outdoors. the percentage of positive scu tests and hospitalizations have decreased this month. >> we are heading in the right direction, we have a long haul and long way to go. it means that less risky outdoor activities and services can start to open. >> reporter: as luck would have it, these outdoor openings are coming while the bay area is blanketed in smoke from the wildfires, so some may have to be delayed. >>> shares of salesforce jumped today after its earnings blew past but analysts estimated. the cloud computing company saw socks store 26%. revenue topped $5 billion for the quarter. still, salesforce is reportedly laying off about 1000

the scu complex fires burning in several counties including santa clara, contra costa and alameda county, latest numbers 372,000 acres burned so far. 35% contained. 20,000 structures still threatened. in the north bay, the lnu stretching from sonoma to napa and solano county. good news there. progress, 35% containment and 371,000 acres have burned. we're tracking the august fire up in mendocino county. this is made up of 37 smaller fires nearly 20% contained and the woodward fire in marin is still problematic. the woodward fire is much smaller but it is growing. right now woodward fire still only 8% containment. >>> it is the words thousands of evacuees have been waiting for. fires are still raging in the czu complex fire. the flames stretching from san mateo to the santa cruz mountains. and some damage reports are devastating, including one from big basin state park. robert handa joins us from a shelter in santa cruz. robert, it has been a long stretch for these folks. >> reporter: it really has. at least there are some light at the end of the tunnel. we're here at harbor high school in

>>let's go to our team coverage and of these fire sarah stinson is live in alameda county at the marsh fire but we're going to start with will tran who is live in napa county at the hennessy fire will. >>dari i mean saint helene now want to quickly show our audience that scene helene a downtown is find you not to worry about that. but they want to get a handle on this fire because is slightly east of this location, there's a chance maybe it could come down to this location. so let me show you the video this fire broke out at around 6.30. yesterday morning initially was only a couple 100 acres. they jumped on it as quickly as they could but just like all the other fires that we have covered over the past couple of days. they're happening in a ragged remote area hard to reach and that allowed the hennessy fired up quickly spread that actually at around 11 o'clock in the morning. they decided to issue 2 types a warning and evacuation order and an evacuation warning telling people just be prepared in case the fire spreads to close to their homes are lives are eminently in danger and get re

have the marsh fire that's that complex it's burning near the sun all regional wilderness in alameda county right word border santa clara county. the burning since sunday and so we're tracking that were also as we slide the map here looking at the deer zone fires, those are burning on the back side of mount diablo out of control right now they broke out sunday. so we'll keep an eye on that as well and then in napa county there are a couple fires that we're following first off the hennessy fire that when it exploded in size yesterday right near lake hennessey and then up near lake berryessa is the gamble fire. that would also breaking out yesterday that one so far 600 acres in size let's go out and see then how these crews are doing sarah stinson is live in alameda county at the marsh fire. >>will tran is in napa county at the hennessy fire will let's start with you. >>right now i'm at a checkpoint in you can see the chp officer right behind me as far as his car. this is as far as he is allowing. anybody through this area unless it's law enforcement or firefighters, i'm on chiles valley road

sot brian centoni/alameda county fire departmentsottemepratures are high humidity is low and its veryhing across alameda santa clara and stanislaus county , there are at least 6 fires... we 5 helcopters working the area we have 15 dozers and over 250 firefighters in the calaveras zone alone25-thousand acres of hillside have been charred so far in the 3 zones combined, though no zone by zone breakdown. about 10 homes off welch creek road remain evacuated, but an evacuation warning for some 60 plus homes along kilkare road was lifted in the afternoon, as firecrews beat back the threat. about 25- about 25-thousand acres are burning throughout the bay area and northern california ... in a fire that is now called the s-c-u or santa cruz unit - lightning complex fire. these are fires burning in santa clara, alameda, contra costa, san joaquin and stanislaus counties -- all of which are zero percent contained. kron4's michelle kingston is live in brentwood near the fire burning in contra costa county. michelle? this portion of the fire is called the deer zone fire ... about 1500 acres have bu

counties, burning 102,000 acres. the scu lightning complex fire is made up of canyon zone, calaveras his own and dear zone fires. it's a cluster of 20 wildfires in santa clara, alamedantra costa, san joaquin and stanislaus counties. containment is only on 5% tonight, more than 1400 structures are threatenedorders areas. >>> with fires burning in all directions the air quality is out unhealthy levels around the bay area. i want to show you a map showing just how widespread all of that smoke is. you can see it is especially poor in the south bay. ktvu's rob roth spoke to health officials and air- quality experts who say the effects of our unhealthy air are only being complicated by the pandemic. >> reporter: these hazy skies are hovering over the entire bay area. cars have ash on them, even near richmond, miles from any wildfires. >> i was trying to water my garden and there was ash falling on me. >> you never get used to this. >> reporter: as air-quality alerts go, this is anything but normal. the bay area quality management district wednesday extended the spare the air alert at least until sunday and health alerts have gone out that the air quality is rated unhealth

alameda santa clara, san joaquin and status last counties tonight. the fires there are 20% contained. 5 people have been injured including 3 1st responders more than 20,000 structures are said to be still threatened tonight. >>a local family sharing their pain after the scu complex fire just ripped through their livermore property dead dream shattered kron four's michelle kingston spoke with them and she has their story tonight from pleasanton. >>this family just bought 5 acres of land to 4 years ago they've been working on it ever since, but now it's all gone. >>this is what's of our house the scu complex fire tore through the hills in the mines road area of livermore last week burning homes and displacing families we were just getting to the line a sleigh. >>really doing a lot of there and then like this is kind of. >>and the stating dominique failing in his girlfriend's family purchased this property for years ago never thinking that one day it would all be gone. >>after we packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that

. >>> meanwhile and alameda county, kpix5's wilson walker reports a new program may actually pay you to stay home if you have been diagnosed with coronavirus. >> reporter: this is the relocated heyward testing site, now by appointment only. that is partly to control demand. now alameda county is trying to control another problem, families that have a financial crisis the moment one of these tests come back positive. >> literally every single person we have spoken to through our contact tracing program, they have all asked for either food, help with rent , or access to be enrolled in a healthcare. >> reporter: they have washed th pandemic land squarely on the community. heyward working-class neighborhoods, primarily >> most people who test positive, they are construction workers, grocery workers, so there most likely exposed, compared to some of the other family members they're trying to support, including children. >> reporter: that is exactly who alameda county plans to help with a stipend program for those who have to self isolate after positive test. for those who don't receive un

has recorded over 54,000 cases and 826 related deaths now we're still seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 11,000 infections. the virus has been deadlier in santa clara county which has 191 deaths you can find a complete list of cases by county listed on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. >>so we know how to do it safely let's bring it back into our salons governor newsome hashtag open salons now. >>well some hair salon owners in the bay area plan to reopen later this month despite orders from the governor and local health officials to remain close. now over the weekend several salon owners and the tri valley met up and decided that they will reopen on august 17th with or without approval. kron four's michelle kingston spoke with the attorney of the professional beauty federation of california about this plan. salons are unable to reopen here in alameda county, not even outside on the sidewalk. but some salon owners here say that they're going to reopen anyway on august 17th. >>5 months after initially having to shut down i -17 it's been 5 months said salons across the

. >>> alameda county sheriff's deputy now facing a lawsuit showing what really happened between him and the president of the toronto raptors. have the deputies legal problems may play a role in this case. >>> good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to morning sun 2, thursday morning, august 20th. i am dave clark. pam cook is off today. steve paulson is off today as well. but the great rosemary orozco is right there and she knows about our forecast. good morning rosemary. >> good morning dave i think you're great as well. good to see you a good morning to all of you out there. we are looking at a bit of an improvement for our bay area weather. thankfully. temperatures are expected to cool off by at least a few degrees. our relative humidity will be coming up. and the winds will be shifting to an onshore breeze bringing us that cleaner, cooler pacificare. we are going to remain with hazy skies. we have so many fires burning in so many areas our air quality will remain unhealthy for today. meanwhile temperatures expected to drop off, upper 60s at the coast. mid to upper 9

the alameda county fairgrounds is in my hood. so, raj, you're going to have to come to me. >> for sure. we'll do it. they're going to tape that concert secretly in the bay area somewhere in the next few days. >> all right. >> we got to find out. we're back in a moment. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> all good things have to come to an end. the a's nine-game winning streak is no more. >> you're not losing faith are you? >> no. >> they're still in first place. still one of the best teams in baseball. tonight in anaheim, matt chapman playing like an mvp. this guy is on fire. the all-star third baseman had two home runs and six rbis. unfortunately angels star mike

>>in alameda county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>we're closely monitoring the evacuations across these 3 major complex fire areas. kron four's also the money live in the newsroom now to and a guide us through each map area l a. >>they're granted this is a dynamic situation, especially with evacuation. so i do want to turn our viewers attention to eat region to show more clearly to go over the latest on what is open and what is still closed and we're going to start with alan you complex fires in the north bay first so in sonoma county people who live in the green area can now go home so evacuation orders. that means have been completely lifted for these areas so that's mostly in the coastal areas leading up all the way into what looks to be. let's see fox mountain and all the way down to the russian river so below the russian river in the area of guerneville and for us fill those people can go home but above it is still in the red all the way into the west side of king ridge road down to where the road hits custody robot east of ki

salons unable to reopen or covid-19 numbers in due to alameda county. in pr industries, these owners and stylists will be reopening businesses on august 17th with or without consent from the county. >> we are already licensed to be sanitary. we're licensed by the same board that dentists and nurses are licensed by. 75% of our license is tested on sanitation. so you can't tell me that i'm not sanitary or ready. >> i think there's plenty of evidence to support that we are essential workers with self-care, it's mental health care, it's anti-depressive. >> the alameda county sheriff's office has said they do not see a need to cite businesses during the planned protests. >>> packed and ready for a cross-country move because of the covid crisis. then in the middle of the night, thieves strike. nbcfamily's difficult situation from castro valley. >> reporter: the family reeling after someone stole a 20-foot u-haul packed with everything they owned parked in front of their castro valley home. >> didn't think anything of it. never had any issues in this neighborho

this one here specific to alameda county over in contra costa county. a different realm that has opened up. different color codings and the metrics. the hair cut element returning here for folks in alameda county. even if you have to get outside in the air of this quality. we are live in pleasanton. wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> starting monday some businesses in san francisco will be able to reopen outdoors. that includes nail salons. hair salons, barber shops and gyms. the state released new reopening guidelines every county is now assigned to a color tier based off of its rate of coronavirus cases and the positivity rate. the tier will determine which industries can reopen. here is where the bay area stands. most of the counties in purple. meaning we are still dealing with the virus widespread. san francisco and napa county however are slightly better and the red color. now we have posted a much more detailed break down of the new guidelines on kpix.com. along with a link to a county by county breakdown of what is opened and what is not. and why. >>> ac

now alameda county is taking steps to help those struggling financially. a new pilot program will pay people to stay home and self-isolate. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor wilma chan has visited parts of the county hardest hit by covid-19 like the acorn district in west oakland. >> what people said was they can't isolate. they have to keep going to work because they don't have any money. >> reporter: the county board of supervisors unanimously passed a program that will pay infected people a one-time stipend of $1,250 to stay home. >> when you have people who are going out and not being able to quarantine when they're sick, this is going to spread the disease even more. >> reporter: $10 million has been earmarked for the israel program. it will help those living in the five neighborhoods of alameda county with the highest rate of covid-19, acorn in west oakland, two areas of east oakland, south hayward and ashland and cherriland and alameda county. not everyone will qualify. individuals must be covid

we'll go now to the latest coronavirus numbers here in the bay area alameda county has the most cases at 12,468 santa clara county, not that far behind with just over 11,000 cases and there have been 202 deaths in alameda county. you can find a complete breakdown of county cases on our website kron 4 dot com. well distance because i don't have that community i don't know we do have a computer for her or her family for her students. >>we do have internet access for her as well. so this should be taken care of very quickly. >>distance learning starts monday for thousands of students in the oakland unified school district. but some parents and teachers are concerned that the technology is not going to be available for the kids who need it. however is school district officials says there is no need to worry kron four's haaziq madyun has our story. >>you're a parent expecting to receive access to wi fi and computers, so your children can participate in distance learning on the first day of school and. >>now they gave me but late week 2 weeks worth of work for them to do to my knee. benjami

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this fire is so bi spans not only alameda county but spills into santa clara county as well. so we are a long calaveras road right now, southwest of san antonio reservoir. watching the frames flames cross over the ridge. are going to be out of here because we do not want to get trapped. there are no homes nearby. no immediate danger to any residence that we can see for now. even in humid conditions we can see flareups from time to time the firefighters, they will be busy later on today. at lune are three fires that make up the so- flamesked yesterday fire. morning between 4:00 and 5:00 a. cle. given e ti of th ofcials sa is likely that lightning strikes are to blame. another issue is manpower. local fire department had pre- positionedthe red flag warning over the weekend. ahead of the storms, they are spread thin due to more than 10 brushfires that popped up overnight in alameda county alone. >> we did -- we didn't expect >> calfire has requested additional help from across the state and we can expect their presents to grow throughout the day and the week ahead. that is lates

we'll have that cloud cover through contra costa, alameda county. a little window of partly cloudy skies for san jose. notice into gilroy, you'll start with low clouds. i think 95% of that cloud cover is going to push back and clear out by 11:00 in the morning with that fog hanging on at the coastline. so tomorrow morning, we're starting off with temperatures here in the 50s. 59 in the south bay. tri-valley at 57. san francisco, some fog, spotty drizzle and 54 degrees. now, through the day tomorrow, i really think once we hit the early afternoon, a lot of parents might be sending their kids outside for recess. it's not going to be too hot. san jose looking at 84. morgan hill 86. for the inland east bay, we've had 90s the past couple of days, we're cooling off a couple of degrees because of that stronger fog pattern. 86 in concord. let's bring you to the peninsula where we have lots of 70s from redwood city to san mateo. sunshine for the afternoon. light wind out of the northwest at 7. in san francisco, we'll keep with the trend of 50s and 60s. with

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indian american mother a cancer researcher she graduated you see hey things law school was an alameda county assistant d a assistant da in san francisco then elected to 2 terms as dia and the city starting in 2003. harris and her only sibling and sister maya are extremely close as children their mother expose them to activism and rallies and community which is why in this campaign video she passionately credits her mother's courage as her driving floors fact that my mother never asked anyone permission. >>to tell her what was possible. is live within one generation i stand here as the serious candidate for president of the united states. >>as district attorney ernie she was tougher on crime that her predecessor while popular she did hit some snags a drug scandal at the county crime lab. the murder of a man in witness protection and her refusal to seek the death penalty in the killing of san francisco police officer isaac espinosa. she decided to run for state attorney general was elected in 2010 and immediately started to pick up some national buzz. >>the work that. if elected i will be able

alameda county leading the bay area counties with more than 15,000 cases and 221 deaths. you can track the number of cases county by county online at our web site that's kron 4 dot com. 4 counties were added to the state's covid-19 watch list today, but santa cruz county was removed from that list. 42 other counties remain on that list, including all 9 here in the bay area. those alameda contra costa marin napa san francisco, san mateo santa clara solano and sonoma. still ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 we'll take a look at current demand on the cal iso website. >>as millions of homes could face another night in the dark as the golden state. deals with power outages on the state's electrical grid. also after the break is the first day of school for a number of districts in san francisco will show you how parents and students we're getting >>so what's on the breaking news for you this monday and 5 just in to the kron 4 news room cal iso issuing this tweet saying that right now we are in stage 2 emergency. but between 6 7 o'clock tonight that power outages will take

>>in alameda county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and the north bay, the lnu lightning complex is burning across the noma napa solano lake and yolo counties kron four's noelle bellow joins us now from sonoma county where cal fire said today is optimistic about efforts by the fire crews to contain the lnu noel. >>that's right pam i'm here in sonoma county where the walbridge fire has been burning for over a week now still smoke billowing on the ridge behind me i'm standing on a property on mill creek road which is one of the roads that folks still can not to return to and it's because fire crews say they're still active flames. deep down this road want to show you some video of what it was looking like earlier today officials saying that the walbridge fire really is just a very large fire with what they call fingers of flames stretching in a lot of different directions. it's also a lot of different topography out here different types of fuel for the fire in every different direction which is kind of what's making it so difficult. the

on that day, 99 covid-related hospitalizations in alameda county. but you see, it's going up and up. bit of a jog, here and there. got 213 on july 28th. county had a record number hospitalized that day. since then, the numbers have gone down, slightly. but they are still high compared to the numbers we saw in june. as of monday, that's the last blue bar you see there, down a little bit. not all that great. 193 covid patients in alameda county hospitals. that's more than double the number of patients, in just six weeks. now, in the bay area, all told, there have been 58,000 confirmed cases. and today, santa clara county reported 221 new cases. the total in santa clara county, better than -- almost 12,000, i should say. san >> statewide hospitalization numbers are falling. that's good news. right now, 5,700 californians are being treated for the virus in hospitals. that's down more than 3% from yesterday. now, in the past 24 hours, california reported 7,300 new infections, though. of course, health officials say this number is, likely, higher because o

contra costa county has had the most new cases with 316 followed by alameda county with 285. nta clara county added 243 cases. both san francisco and san mateo counties added just under 100 new cases. >>> a field trip for the raiders. >> the team checking out their their reaction next in sports. ♪ (vo) i have the best job in the world.dmr's conchitas. give the little kids cookies... and celebrate birthdays with all our neighbors. hopefully, we'll be part of this community for many, many more years. ♪ >>> okay. we have a happy update to share with you tonight. be that huge bear hit in the head with the foul ball last night. teddy's doing just well. >> so good. >> i was really worried. >> look at him. he's got a band-aid. >> there he is sitting in the standing at tonight's a's game. a head bandage but otherwise we're told he's doing okay. as for the game, stephen piscotty led the team with a three rbi on the night as the a's beat the angels 5-3. >>> across the bay the giants looking to extend their current win streak to four games. evan lon gorio got them up on the board first w

alameda county says no. >> why are other counties doing this and not alameda county? it. i'm not hearing it. >> yesterday the county health department issued a statement saying they are planning to gauge interest from alameda county schools and applying for the waivers. they'll start accepting letters of intent. but this is not a guardian they'll begin the waiver process. >>> happening today, the golden state warriors and the red cross are teaming up for a blood drive. it will be at the chase center. organizers are hoping to attract a diverse group of blood donors due to a demand to help those with sickle cell disease. appointments are required. >>> governor newsom is giving new guidelines on reopening parts of the state's economy. how the state hopes to reopen more smoothly and safely. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>>

san francisco, alameda county requiring salons to work outd z outdoors. counties can place stricter requirements on businesses than the state does. a decision not to let alameda county salons move inside has some business owners angry tonight. nbc bay area's marianne favro in fremont with the story. >> reporter: rudy ramirez is testing out his pop-up tents, putting out cones and reading through ten pages of health guidelines as he prepares to reopen his fremont hair salon tuesday. he's not been able to cut hair here since mid-march. while he's excited to finally get back to work, he's not thrilled alameda county requires him to cut hair outside, even after the governor just announced a new tiered reopening system that would have allowed it. but counties are allowed to enact stricter rules. >> we're on display like zoo animals. we're forced to do this. we need to support ourselves. we need to work. we have to do whatever it is we tell it to do. >> he questions how he can compete with other salons in nearby santa clara and san mateo counties where they'll be

county will get the most mask with more than 7 million. then san francisco will get about 2 million masks. contra costa and alameda will each get about 1.5 million. and you can find the full list of counties and the number of mass each will be getting on our website as kron 4 dot com. now the national headlines this morning the president's trying to make good on his promise of a payroll tax cut to help american workers who are struggling with the pandemic but they don't expect to hit your paycheck just yet. our washington correspondent jessi turnure explains why. >>a payroll tax is a big deal for people while sidestepping congress president trump is using executive action to delay collecting the payroll taxes that fund social security and medicare this is your payroll tax obligations, but it's still unclear if corporate america will sign onto the plan we just don't know yet whether this will be good or not because the devil's in the details and we don't have any of those the executive order to first collecting those taxes until january 1st todd mccracken the president of the national small business association. on

alameda county sheriff's deputy alan strickland was tasked with crowd control. >> i'm sorry, i apologize. >> reporter: but soon and also friendly interaction as toronto raptors president messiah jerry made his way down to the court to congratulate his team. newly released video, obtained by ktvu, shows deputy strickland putting his arm out to stop him, looking for security credentials. but as he takes them into his jacket, the deputies body camera shows him shoving him twice. he pushes back, then an onlooker trying to break it up. but strickland yells and tells them to back up, greg weiner was there and saw it all go down. >> he attempted to stop him, he didn't stop. he put his arm in his chest, the gentleman pushed his arm away and the policeman, the sheriff then shoved the gentleman and the gentleman shoved the policeman back. >> reporter: ujiri's attorneys call the deputy the aggressor, shoving and cussing. the 11 second encounter may have been came over until strickland filed a federal lawsuit in february against ujiri and the raptors. he says he suffered physical injuries, even file

the alameda county fire department tweeted photos of truck 17 honoring deputy rocha. he died on july 23rd from complications of the coronavirus. >>> another inmate at san quentin prison has also died from the coronavirus. the inmate died yesterday at an outside hospital, bringing in the death toll in san quentin to 22. details is not been released. right now san quentin has 168 inmates with covid-19. more than 2,000 inmates have been infected at the prison since the outbreak began there in late may. >>> we're following the very latest out of beirut tonight, after a massive explosion. you see it there. rocked the city's port, sending a giant mushroom cloud into the sky. it injured 70 people and injured more than 3,000. we have the latest, including the rescue efforts now underway. >> reporter: as the death toll keeps rising we, the lebanese health minister said thousands are injured after this explosion in beirut. lebanon's interior minister said initial information indicates highly ex-policive material was to blame for last state television is reporting the presence o

you can see first in the east bay, the marsh fire that's near the regional wilderness area in alameda county on the border with

in 1990 she took on the role of deputy district attorney in alameda county. just 3 years later harris was elected san francisco district attorney where she served 2 terms. she was an elected as california's attorney general in 2010. she began a second term and was announced and announced she was running for the u.s. senate. when she was elected in 2016. then in 2019 she announce, she's running for president now in 2020. she is joe biden's running mate. early on while senator harris was on the presidential campaign trail kron 4 had the chance to sit down with her for a one on one interview. we asked her what it would take to win the democratic nomination. >>at the end of the day people are going to want to know that the person is going to be on that stage in the general election. has a proven track record of actually getting things done. and fighting for people. the way i have fought for homeowners in california during the big battle with the banks over the foreclosure crisis. they're going to want to know the people that you have a track record of actually ge

that's santa clara county and alameda county. you see those flames raging and that huge cloud of smoke. firefighters continuing to battle the food ward fire in marin county. members are making sure they know how much they appreciate firefighters. thank you to firefighters taped to a pole there. the fire has burned more than 3,000 acres. it is 15% contained. >>> santa cruz county rolled out a new hotline for evacuees. the emergency operation center says to now call this number right here on your screen to apply for the program or you can renew a seven day reservation. free hotel program is only for those still under evacuation orders with nowhere else to go. again, that number right there on your screen 831-454-2181. >>> now to the coronavirus pandemic. the united states now has had more than six million coronavirus cases, more than 183,000 deaths. it took 22 days to get from five million to six million cases. california the most cases of any state, more than 700,000 followed by texas who has had more than 630,000. florida then. >>

>>is live in alameda county at the marsh fire, let's start with sarah good morning. >>daryn good morning that's right i'm live here at the march complex fire. and you can see behind me and now that the sun has come up a lot of charred land here goes on as you drive all along calaveras road be can see they were able to stop it from jumping the road and then burning more land to take a look at video of active flames from yesterday. they used air drops they have been on the ground putting out hot spots all night long i actually just saw a couple firefighters walking in the rugged land in between 2 hills trying to just put out some hot spots and i talked with a cal fire firefighter, he told me that last night primarily the fire was raging towards santa clara county more to the south is where this fire started is here near son all and that is east of fremont east of san jose and near seminole specifically at last check this fire has burned 1775 acres that's the same number reported yesterday almost 24 hours ago, so no real update on that and they're also saying still 0% c

the virus has been deadly is there as well. 234 people have died in alameda county. you can always find a running list of these numbers broken down by city and county on our website. kron 4 dot com. sfo is the first u.s. airport to launch a rapid covid-19 testing program for its employees. the airport is partnering with dignity health to make that happen. the testing facility is in the international terminal. this thing was first launched in late july for testing of airline flight crews self ccording to officials test results are returned in less than an hour. the dedicated covid testing area will be available for airport employees from 8 in the morning until 6 every night every day. coming up next on kron 4 news at 5 an investigation is now underway after a black man was shot by. >>wisconsin police officer right in front of his 3 children. the man in critical condition tonight. and we're monitoring new developments with all the fires burning around the bay after the break a live report from the devastating fire in the santa cruz mountains. >>and tracking the very la