>> lake shore baptist church 3534 lake shore in oakland. sunday worship at 10 a clock and bible studies at 11:30 sunday. 6:30 tuesday evening and 10:30 wednesday mornings. we try to live out the beloved community and welcome for >> a hope you have been with us and been inspired by these two great pastors and all that they bring. we have lost so many people this past year, entertainers and doctors and activists on many levels. i thought of toni morrison. anshsaid that great literature along with great jazz music has three qualities. memory, history , and imagination. use our imagination as well as understanding our history and may our memories keep us active and alive. the thank you for joining us. i'm ron swisher. >>> i'm emily turner. los angeles now. officers are on the hunt for goodman. who shot two deputies in an ambush attack overnight.

over the course of 1963 they moved their operation over to first baptist church, the black first baptist in selma, alabama, which is right down the street from where we are now. so first baptist was the headquarters for many sncc mass meetings. including one right before freedom day in 1963, where dorothy height was the main attraction, and she was the speaker for that evening, and she gave a lot of encouragement to those who would go out and protest at the dallas county courthouse. selma was the logical place for the voting rights movement to really have its push, because of the fact that there were so many factors that made it a real hotbed for this particular issue. so you had a population that was mostly african americans, only 240 registered black voters throughout the entire county. and then there was also agitation, a proper type of agitation that would be needed to make this movement successful. that isave a sheriff very belligerent towards african-american protesters, towards those who were not just his cup of tea at the moment, and his name was sheriff jim clark, and he provide

north valley baptist faces more than $50,000 in fines. the pastor claims all precautions are being followed. he has no intention, he says, of stopping services. >>> california drivers becoming speed demons during the pandemic. look at this. chp reports since the start of the pandemic officers issued more than 15,000 tickets to drivers clocking more than 100 miles per hour. so that's not even the people who are kind of speeding. more than double the same period one year ago. iowa and ohio have similar increases over the last year. >>> back to our breaking news, it is not just the bay area dealing with wildfires and record heat. next on "today in the bay," the firefight under way in southern california and a party firefighters now say caused at least one of those massive blazes. >>> plus, an all new poll revealing new numbers in the race for the white house and the campaign stops joe biden and kamala harris are set to make today. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 4:41 we are still under that microclimate weather alert. te

make the check out to golden state baptist college.ou can stay the night for $1,000, and that would be wonderful. >> reporter: a second san jose church, calvary chapel, is also defying the rules and getting big fines. this story is already getting a lot of reaction on social media, and you can weigh in on my facebook or twitter page. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. larry, ama. >> all right. dan, thank you so much. >>> all right. we want to get back to the weather. larry, i don't know about you but i could do without any other record temps. >> yeah. unfortunately it's not under our control. it's all spencer's doing. >> i'm the bearer of hot news. here's a look at today's records. we had eight record highs for this date in the bay area today, including 112 in livermore and gilroy, 111 in santa rosa. there were other locations even hotter but they didn't have records. right now you can see we still have numerous inland locations, east bay, north bay, south bay with temperature readings above 100 degrees even at this hour. here in sa

the north valley baptist church has already racked up more than $50,000 in fines for having services indoors. and the church is gearing up to do it again in less than an hour. robert handa joins us from that church. the pastor is clear, he says he's holding these services. >> reporter: yeah, they seem pretty determined here at the north valley baptist church. they are getting ready to start services fairly soon. they are here on delacruz boulevard. they hold wednesday evening classes, and when they do, the congregation goes inside, and they've been doing it for about two weeks now, and that is raising the stakes in the church's fight with santa clara county. to go inside for what is considered illegal indoor church services, members of north valley baptist church have to walk past front doors plastered with violation notices from the public health department. those violations have already led to $52,000 in fines and counting. late last night, the pastor posted another public plea to government agencie harassment. >> you cannot take our right to assemble, county, state of california.

north valley baptist church is facing more than $52,000 in fines from the county because it continues to hold indoor church service. tomorrow another service is planned for 10:30 in the morning. the pastor says he will continue to do so and claims that all other precautions are being followed. but video of some of the services show not everyone's wearing a mask or staying six feet apart from members of other households. north valley baptist says it is pursuing its more fines. >>> still ahead, after police shot jacob blake, there were protests across the country. tonight blake breaks his silence from his hospital bed. his message next. >>> plus amid the heat wave, one east bay hot spot is causing concern. the one place health officials don't want you to go coming up. >>> we saw triple-digit heat today, but tomorrow could be an all-time hot day for the month of september. we're talking temps above 110. how long is this heat wave going to last? i'll have the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a call for action across the bay area. what you can do to help the red cross dur

and is facing the north valley baptist church racked up more than 100 $10,000 pastor of the church says, moving forward they will hold outdoor services. telling his congregation last night, it was the right decision to move outside. >>> coming up, a fire at in my mannion community center. church officials say the damage was caused by molotov cocktail thrown at the building. another day, another chance to bounce forward. let's do this. by making internet speeds fast and reliable. so you can keep up with your customers. by ensuring those speeds have wireless internet backup. so if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. and by covering all your connected devices with serious security. so we can handle this. and this. while you get on with this. and this. be fast, be secure. bounce forward. with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. call or go online today. >>> new tonight, one person is dead in an accident that sent an suv into the guadalupe river in san jose. the city's police department reports the crash happened on east

to hold services indoors. >> reporter: for more than two weeks, the north valley baptist church has been holding services inside. they did so tonight with about 150 people and the pastor said they'll continue to do so even though they've been fined $50,000. they walked past notices from the health department for gathering indoors. members were not happy. >> i think it is ridiculous what the county is doing. we're going to head in. >> it is very sad that we find ourselves in this condition that the county is shutting down the church. >> this week the pastor posted a ten-minute video with his reason for reopening noticing there hand been a spike in cases locally and they're following protocol inside. >> i'm not trying to be cruel. i want to obey authority. but the authority has overspent. i plead with you, back off. open up the spiritual environment of this valley immediately. >> the whole enforcement program is about one thing and one thing only. to keep our community safe. >> the council county says they were obligated to fine them for breaking the order adding there are not enough

so when the tabernacle baptist church, a pulled a trick on the city official.e is an entrance on broad street, but the real entrance of the street is on minister avenue so it's called a church with two entrances. this is when they wear the began doing their own nonviolent resistance training for high school students and others who are interested in protesting for the right to vote. so it didn't just work out of tabernacle back dust over the course of 1963 they actually move their operations over the first baptist church, the black first baptist church here in thelma alabama which is right down the street from where we are now. many mass meetings including one right before freedom day of october 1963 where dorothy hyde was the main attraction. she was a speaker that evening and she gave a lot of encouragement to those who gordon protests at the dallas county court as the next morning. fellow was a logical place sort really had its push because of the fact that there were so many factors that made it a real hotbed for this particular issue. so we had a population

from huston baptist in baytown, i want to thank gina who across disciplines to provide respiratory care serving as a frontline respiratory therapist. clear uston methodist in lake, i want to thank dr. omar nina, and dr. limb who all cared for many infected patients. want to recognize three registered nurses. diana ie doctor, ryburger and nicole harick who cared exclusively for covid-19 patients so their other staff members would not have to. to acknowledge the largest hospital system in texas, memorial herman health system, which has been on he front looints of the -- frontlines of the region's response to the pandemic. they have more than 6,000 8,000 nurses and hundreds of case managers and social workers have been caring families ts and their in one of the country's most significant hot spots. every day heir lives to care for our community and have worked tirelessly to slow disease.d of this and finally, i want to mngs a handful of heroes -- mention a heroes of st. luke's. hamer, a pulmonologist who practice and supported the needs of covid patients. and thank you, dr. monty hood work

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it was the harassment a of baptist preachers for example that led to jefferson's statute about religious freedom. for today i made the be the victim, but tomorrow it may be you. until the whole fabric of our harmonious society is ripped apart at a time of great national peril. >> that's where the democrats have taken america, to a place of great national peril. and that's the angle. joining me now is american serve dave union chair and chris hawn, former aide to senator jack schumer. matt, let's start with you. it does seem that anti-catholic bigotry is the last acceptable prejudice in america. l >> that's right, just look at kamala harris with her treatment of president trump's judicial nominees. on several occasions it's these male nominees who are members of this really radical group called the knights of columbus, she considered that to be too extreme. now you have the questions and all this about weather judge barrett should not be considered for the supreme court because of her religion. as the angle says, the constitution is clear, there can be no religious test consistent with th

guests had their temperatures screened. >> the virus also spread from the festivities to calvary baptisturch in sanford, 345i7b, the cdc confirms 10 cases there, and says church members attended the wedding. that church's pastor officiated at the service. he did not returning our calls or emails. before this, pastor bell preached against wearing masks. >> everyone else ought to be concerned right now about where things stand with covid 19 in maine. randi kaye, cnn, miami florida. >>> last hour we saw protesters gathered in louisville kentucky. a citywide curfew is in place, what's the mood like? with our highest concentration of glycolic acid in a serum. resurfaces skin to visibly reduce dark spots starting in just two weeks and reduces wrinkles for a more even skin tone. powerful results. validated by dermatologists. there's a reason dermatologist love it. new revitalift glycolic acid serum. from l'oréal. we're worth it. ♪ this feeling watch me while i break the ceiling ♪ ♪ yeah i do it right cuz i'm a diamond... ♪ did you know that you can shop online with a virtual consultant? ask abo

they had -- they come from a family that was very active in the baptist community in new hampshire and it taught them how to sing and how to read music. music is a little bit problematic in rural new england at the time, right. it's dangerous. people who are musicians are seen as immoral perhaps in some way. the church provides a moral space for people to be able to sing because they're singing the word of god and the hutchinson family as a whole is active in the musical community in new hampshire through the baptist church. one of their brothers is the choir director of the church and provides music lessons for the community. the hutchinsons try to run with that in lynn and get this idea maybe we could become a performing troupe. in 1841, they decide to try their luck as three brothers and they tour new england and upstate new york and it's a complete flop. they grew up, they claim, in the mountains of the old granite state, the white mountains, even though the hutchinson was incidentally milford, new hampshire, i think the highest point is only a couple hundred feet and they don't vi

north valley baptist faces $52,000 in fine for holding services indoors, which violates santa clara's health orders, aimed at reducing covid-19 exposure. the pastor proclaims all other precautions are being followed. not everyone is wearing a mask or maintaining social distance. we asked the county if it fined the church again today. we're waiting to hear back. >>> we told you about the intense rescue near fresno. we'll show you what helicopter pilots saw as they landed to help. >>> we showed you san francisco beaches. what about crowding concerns at half moon bay? we'll take you there. >>> it's the heat. it's the bad air quality. unfortunately, increasing fire danger with a red flag warning around the corner. we'll talk about that and when cooler weather makes a comeback in our forecast in a couple minutes. >>> back to our coverage of the creek fire, this is the one burning in fresno county. this is a photo from a cockpit of a national guard helicopter, helping people near the mammoth pool area. you can see the orange glow dead ahead, as flames are all around. national guard helicopt

north valley baptist church has been hit with the fines.ed $10,000, but after more services were held last wednesday and this past sunday, they have been find that the $2000. the pastor says his members have the right to gather and worship. >> we are not closing down this church. i hope you get this message. i don't know what the consequences on your part is going to be, but i know that america, i know america does not want this to happen in her country and at this church. >> now churches and other houses of worship are ordered to stop holding indoor services back in mid-march. there is no set timeline for reopening. >>> a year ago today, 34 people were killed in a deadly fire on a scuba diving boat in southern california. the conception dive boat carrying 33 passengers on a labor day weekend diving expedition off of santa barbara. the fires started while the passengers were sleeping. the captain and four crew members escaped, but one crewmember did die. investigations into the cause of the fire continue, and into whether someone is to blam

hutchinsons connect background in music developed in the baptist church. from a family that was very active in the baptist community in new hampshire. the church taught them how to sing, how to read music. music is a little bit problematic, particularly in rural new england at the time. it is dangerous. people who are musicians are immoral in some way. the church provided a moral space to sing because they are singing the word of god. the hutchinson family is active in the musical community in new hampshire through the baptist church. one of the brothers is the choral director of the church and provides music lessons for the community. the hutchinsons tried to run with that in lynn and they get the idea that maybe we could become a performing troop. decide to try their luck as three brothers and they tour new england and upstate new york and it is a complete flop. , in grew up, they claimed the mountains of the old granite state, the white mountains, even though the hutchinsons -- milford, new hampshire, i think the highest point is only a couple hundred f

the north valley baptist church defined orders and then brought services outside after a temporary restraining order. >and welcguests g ck ou three a hours ago, dealers were required to wear masks, plastic dividers gun up, debts and chips are sanitized or are tossed after work after use. >>> a man is accusing the postal service of lying about packaged deliveries, he says he can prove it. >> they were instructed to do that. >> tonight, what san jose does after we show ♪ (vo) my name is cynthia hawkins, the owner of hawkins house of burgers. my grandparents came here in 1939 and we've been serving this community for over 80 years. my dad always said, take care of your community and they will always take care of you. and they have done so. through the ups and through the downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ >>> hard to believe it has been 19 years since the 911 attacks. memorials were held, the fire department displayed dozens of flags. firefighters hosted a remembrance as inliver an annual event, the golden gate young marines presented colors. and in new

third baptist church at san francisco's western addition neighborhood has not offered in- person services since the shelter in place order in march according to its pastor, reverend amos brown. only online services are being offered. brown is critical of san francisco's public health officials. he says they have failed to communicate and work with the faith community, allowing indoor worship. >> sees now shops open and they say well, why? >> reporter: a point that is raised by the department of justice in a letter sent to san francisco mayor london breed. it calls for ending the current ban on more than one person in set a place of worship. the letter says in part, there is no scientific or legal justification for permitting a 20,000 square foot and about two admit only one worshiper while allowing a tattoo parlor to accommodate as many patrons as it can fit, so long as they are six feet apart. >> one person inside a church, that's an insult. >> reporter: the archbishop with the catholic archdiocese of san francisco tells me he's grateful for the justice department's intervention. last su

they had -- they come from a family that was very active in the baptist community in new hampshire andm how to sing and the church taught them to read music. music is a little bit problematic particularly in rural new england at the time. it's dangerous. people who are musicians are seen as immoral, perhaps, in some way, and so, of course, the church provides a moral space for people to be able to sing because they're singing the word of the -- the word of god and the hutchinson family as a whole is very active in the musical community in new hampshire through the baptist church. one of their brothers is a choral director for the church and provides lessons for the community and the hutchinsons try to run with that when they're in lynn and they get this idea that maybe we could become i performia performing t. in 1841 they decide to try their luck as three brothers and they tour new england and upstate new york, and it's a complete flop. they grew up, they claim in the mountains of the old granite state, the white mountains and even though the hutchinsons, in millford, new hampshire, t

is the 57th anniversary of the explosion that killed four little girls in birmingham, 16th street baptistrch so there's a lot weighing today, so it is a momentous day, i think, for black women in general and for black women and girls and justice in that way. i wanted you to be here today because i know that in addition to talking about this case and the justice here, you're trying to do something that will make some change in these southern states and i want to give you a chance to talk about that and if you had anything you wanted to add about this case as well. >> i do. i think at the end of the day i'm thinking about breonna taylor's mother and i see that image, her heart is broken there's a settlement and there's reforms, but her child is gone so she was a southern young woman. her death has not received any justice. had it not been for the young organizers ground in louisville, we would not get to the point where we are right now so my heart goes out to her family and particularly to her mother, just as those four black girls were bombed in the 16th street baptist church, today shoul

the north valley baptist church in santa clara is racking up some pretty hefty fines. so far more than $50,000 in fines for holding indoor services. that includes a fine last night after about 150 people attended. this week the pastor posted videos saying there is not a spike in cases locally and he is following the protocols. santa clara county think ay se differently. >> very sad we find ourselves in this condition that the county is basically shutting down a church. >> concerning examples of folks not following the public health directives and, as a result, putting not only their own congregations but, in fact, all of us at risk. >> the county said the church is one of only two buildings that continue to defy the health o order. >>> the oakland a's are back home waiting to be cleared to finally return to the diamond. this is after someone in their organization tested positive for covid-19 over the weekend. no players have tested positive. the goal is to return to playing on friday. >>> north beach first fridays are back this weekend. of course, we'll see covid-19 sa

fines, a south bay church is changing course this is what services will look like at the north valley baptist church. cars packed the parking lot. this took place wednesday night. the church finally agreed to stop gathering indoors after accumulating more than $100,000 in fines. >>> san diego county is considering legal action against governor newsom if he demotes them on the state's watch list. san diego county is on the red tier which allows businesses to reopen indoor services. but after hundreds of san diego state students got covid, the county could go down to the purple tier causing thousands of businesses to roll back their openings. this week the board of supervisors asked to exclude the university cases from the county data. governor newsom denied the request. now the supervisors might take legal action against newsom. the state will review the data next week and assign it to a tier. >>> 4:54 for you this morning. next here on "today in the bay," the battle the 49ers are gearing up for this morning. >>> plus, it's the reunion everybody is talking about. we're going to show you what h

john the baptist church and school has become the center of a controversy in downtown napa. >> did anybody talk to you at all? >> we haven't heard from anybody in the county. >> it sounds like they're trying to sneak it in quietly. >> we hear outdoor showers, outdoor toilets. what is it? what's going on. >> reporter: for patrick merkley who owns a kitchen store and matt who runs the prego, they say it's not what they need especially if some of those people inside are homeless. >> this end of town has gotten hit pretty hard, our business is down two-thirds from what it was. >> they blame the napa county board of supervisors for making a deal with the church before consulting residents. even the city of napa expressed frustration. vice mayor doris gentry. >> they're feeling hijacked a little bit and left in the dark. >> city manager steve potter. >> i don't think this is the worst option, but there are better options. >> reporter: the county isolated possible covid-19 victims in hotels like this one since march. supervisors worry about a spike in cases this fall. so they're identifying more

presbyterians, baptists, congregationalist, methodists especially are encouraging their parishers to make sure that that they not just don't purchase/drink liquor themselves but they put the onus on anyone they know was breaking the law. this was a big government program with a lot of people supporting it behind it and yet at the same time a lot of people who believe that this was ridiculous, that people could drink without detroying their lives, without beating their wives. and of course not surprisingly, the rhetoric of antisaloon league, the rhetoric of billy sunday was very much antiimdprant, anticatholic. so, catholics and immigrants in general took it almost as their duty to disobey the law and certainly to lobby against it. throughout the '20s there was a big attempt to repeal the prohibition amendment which did happen in 1933. but even during the time, texas guinan's club was just one side of the weakness of prohibition in the big cities. san francisco, for example, there were nine agents to enforce the volstead act, nine agents in the city. the major of san francisco was see

the north valley baptist church defined orders and then brought services outside after a temporary restraining order. >>> lcome gss outdoors, three and half hours ago, dealers were required to wear masks, plastic dividers gun up, debts and chips are sanitized or are tossed after work after use. >>> a man is accusing the postal service of lying about packaged deliveries, he says he can prove it. >> they were instructed to do that. >> tonight, what san jose does after we show >>> hard to believe it has been 19 years since the 911 attacks. memorials were held, the fire department displayed dozens of flags. firefighters hosted a remembrance as well. andy college in livermore held an annual event, the golden gate young marines presented colors. and in new york, the contribute that attribute, a memorial serves as a reminder to millions of us to never forget. >>> earlier today, president trump and former vice president joe biden both visited shanksville, pennsylvania, where flight 93 crashed en route to the bay area. >>> we've heard about packages being lost, messes massive delays, people getting oth

. >> some places define orders, north valley baptist church, and santa clara, find thousands of dollarsor holding indoor services, and will likely continue to be fined for their resistance. >> at this ., that is the only option we have, so yes. >> reporting for fox2 news. >>> washington state authorities killed a man who was wanted for shooting and killing a right- wing activist in portland, last weekend . last night, a federal fugitive task force tracked down 48-year-old michael rhino, at an apartment complex, saying he pointed a gun at them when they tried to make an arrest. and they opened fire. he died there at the scene. he was suspected of killing aaron danielson after confrontations between supporters of black lives matter and the pro-trump caravan. >>> the mayor of rochester, new york, suspended seven police officers after they were involved in the ossification death of an african america men. body cam video shows police officers trying to restrain daniel prude while he was suffering a mental health crisis back in march. he was handcuffed, ehud was put over his head to keep him

having now at baptist but it will never feel back on yeah. yeah i've been so maybe fi. now or never i don't think it will ever be like oh you got messed up on us so they're frightened. of her but she doesn't regret her decision to come. to the job is good at them and learn a lot lending from their best yes though i don't regret it one bit. she hopes to find some german friend soon to make up for her lack of family here. that despite all the differences she could be happy living in germany. a a a a why chant mother nature breasts at night are just a small light she gets her own way and with plain consequences like pollution just a moment on our modern civilization now and researchers are looking for ways to reduce the excess of light so that mother nature can finally sleep again tomorrow to do. next on d. w. . russia a world power president putin is using patriotism to unite his country many questions believe only he can bring back fame and glory to their country. churches and conservatives are gaining tremendously. fluence. and critics and offices should have to visit a

conspiratorial idea saying that thomas jefferson never really wrote that in his letter to the danbury baptists that document american history or what we find that phrase some look to supreme court cases in the 1950 s. and sixty's and said introduced an alien idea that the united states is fundamentally a christian nation and what was fascinating in over hooked in 2016 and who said it's going to be over again in 2020. is that trump early on i mean actually in 2015 he understood that if he was going to court the christian right he needed to talk that talk and he when he said this is a christian name and we have to preserve it for christians and there's a strong element of race mixed in with that that he means a white christian nation of course we've seen that. and so they don't see that they're overturning a tradition of tolerance they see themselves as restoring the true the christian supremes. jeff in our final minute or so i'm just interested in your insights into the achilles heel of the movement is there a way that if you you know it will it split one day between democrats and republicans w

third baptist church in san francisco's western addition neighborhood has not offered in person services is the shelter in place order in march. according to its pastor, reverend amos brown. only online services are being offered. brown is critical of san francisco's public health officials. he says, they have failed to communicate and work with the faith community about allowing indoor worship. >> we see the gyms open, theaters in some counties open, nail shops open and say well, why? >> reporter: a point that is raised by the department of justice in a letter sent to san francisco mayor london breed. he calls for ending the current ban on more than one person inside a place of worship. the letter says, in part there is no scientific or legal justification for permitting a 20,000 square foot synagogue to admit only one worshiper while allowing a tattoo parlor to accommodate as many patrons as it can fit, so long as they are six feet apart. >> one person inside of church dupree is an insult, not right and sold. an the archbishop with the catholic archdiocese of san francisco tells me he'

you know the difference between a baptist and a methodist, don't you? a baptist doesn't do to in the liquor store. >> the gentleman's time is expired and the gentle lady from minnesota is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much. i want to say thank you to you and the ranking member for holding this incredibly important hearing. as mentioned in various testimony the reason for the dominant effect on the food system is down to the tightly bound food supply chain which is incredibly reliant on each step with little room for error. november, the house bag committee, i have seen firsthand during this pandemic how the food supply chain from farmers to meet processes to grocery stores, fisheries, restaurants have been greatly affected by this pandemic, the congressional supply chain caucus. i've been working with leaders back in my district and here in dc, more about this domino effect. one industry that is a piece of the food supply chain, with local independent restaurants, the independent restaurant industry continues to suffer as more are forced

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in bella ruth said again 1000000 it's felt firsthand what government forces are capable off the baptists community members as he was on his way to pray denied after last month's presidential election when he was dragged out of his car by mass policeman and crammed into a detention truck police force him to crawl on top of other men and he's asked to torture began. i told them again and again i just came here to pray i'm religious person but every time i gave this answer they gave me an electric shock i only wore too short so it was very painful they used it on my legs and on my arms but mainly on my back and the heart area the most scary moment was when i understood that i wasn't on without any laws this was a place with no rules except there of course they could do whatever they wanted. at the police station his condition deteriorated so much he says he felt like he was having a heart attack police called an ambulance and hospital doctor stabilized his condition after president alexander lukashenko declared an 80 percent election when nearly 7000 people were detained and hundreds have t

. >> reporter: another third baptist church, reverend amos brown would like to know more about why the attorney general is weighing in. he says while the health department could improve communication with faith leaders, he believes restrictions save lives. >> we shouldn't be foolish. we shouldn't be so impatient that we would not be concerned about safety and the lives of others. >> reporter: the san francisco interfaith council is having the health officer speak to faith leaders thursday to explain why he has indoor limits in place. some changes to the health order are also will allow places of worship to host people inside at up to 25% capacity or 50 people. in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> nail salons in alameda county are getting the green light to operate indoors with proper safety measures of course. the salons can also operate outdoors, which lowers the risk of contracting the coronavirus. alameda county has imposed more strict measures throughout this pandemic. >>> dozens of people held a back the blue rally in redwood city today. it was held to show support

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