pero quÉ opinan los dueÑos de negocios de contra. costa de esta nueva orden de salud.por seguridad, eso, donde los clientes que estÁ bien que hayan implementado eso. pero tambiÉn es un poquito cÓmo muchas reglas para la son estas personas, sino que decir, la verdad no van a venir a comprar su van a dejar de decir, nos afecta mucho mÁs. la dueÑa de esta taquerÍa quien trabaja junto con su esposo. >> se alegra de que tanto ellos como los seis empleados que tienen ya estÉn vacunados, ya que eso tambiÉn serÁ un requerimiento a partir de noviembre. sin embargo, persistir to y entonces muchas, y comenzando el primero de noviembre en los empleados tambiÉn tendrÁn que estar vacunados cuerpo realizarse, una prueba de coronavirus cada semana la nueva orden de contra. costa se suma a la de otra ciudades, como san francisco y becky pero incluye la flexibilidad de poder realizarse una prueba de coronavirus el ponerse las ahora poquito y que requiere que los restaurantes bares y otros lugares donde la gente come en el interior, al igual que en los gimnasios los clientes deben presen

en contra costa 32,295 y en sonoma 18,000.n ver dos centros de vacunaciÓn que estarÁn dish o niveles. a partir de hoy deberÁn mostrar un comprobante de vacunaciÓn en el condado de contra costa . tayhana garcÍa hablÓ con residentes y dueÑos de negocios. >> hoy anduve buscando entrevistas en la calle, pero esta vez me pidieron mi prueba de vacunaciÓn antes de permitirme pasar. >> si no tiene la vacuna, una prueba de covid de los Últimos tres dÍas negativa. >> es parte de los nuevos lineamientos en contra costa. a esta hora habrÍa estado muy ajetreado. no hay ni una persona aquÍ adentro y todas las Órdenes hoy han sido para llevar. >> estamos vacÍos, nos gusta estar en movimiento trabajar y ahorita no encontramos quÉ hacer. no hay clientes. nos da bastante trabajo. hay personas que no hacen caso y hay que pedirles identificaciÓn, tarjeta de vacuna. >> el don por dice que estos lugares son de alto riesgo para propagar el contagio del virus. por el momento tomarÁn la ruta educativa y luego multaran a los negocios que no cumplan. pu

let's bring in over to in land alameda and contra costa. low to mid-80s. right over to martinez, best weather there, 75 degrees. over to hayward, 72. going to feel really cool through most of the day here especially in half-moon bay, you are in the 60s. look at down in palo alto, at 74. san francisco, a little bit of brisk here. 57 in the marina. low to mid-60s downtown. through the north bay, we have the cold, really chilly air over bodega bay. that's going to help keeping temperatures getting too hot. nice weather as we head through your friday forecast. this weekend we are looking at rain chances in the forecast. let me show you what we are dealing with. overall as we hit saturday morning, it's to the north of the bay area. rain over eureka. we could get in some showers here right through santa rosa and areas to the north. and then this would break up by sunday afternoon. all and all as we have been saying, looks like it's going to benefit the fire zones to the north the most with a quarter to three quarters of rain. in san francisco, that chance again

the contra costa unified school district is holding a renaming. hoskins still works as a tour guide at the home front national historical park, which commemorates the contribution of women during world war ii. julian: a little girl in texas is convinced her mom is an alien after she watched "men in black" and found her passport. >> what does that mean >> i'm an alien -- you're an alien. >> these are the places i traveled. julian: she tweeted "never should have let her watch men in black." she thought that was proof because aliens carry similar documentation in the movie. kumasi: she's like, i got the proof. [laughter] mike: is she lying to me? julian: i would have been thrilled. it would have made sense. mike: would it have justified things? julian: it would explain a lot. sometimes my parents would lie to me about things and they thought it was funny. i was sometimes such an earnest child that i really believed them. what was wrong with my parents? kumasi: nothing. julian: nothing at all, look what they made. dragging se clouds into theies i bay.

west contra costa county unified has not set a date to vote on it. alameda tells us they could bring it up for a vote as soon as next week. >> what's going to help to our students that don't want to get the vaccine. >> implementation and timeline and extensions there will be, those are questions i want to hear from my colleagues. >> staff and teachers would also have to be fully vaccinated. the consequences for not getting vaccinated that issue still being discussed. starting next wednesday, back here in contra costa county, this county will require proof of vaccination or a negative covid test for path three days for customers going into restaurants, gyms and other indoor businesses. the county is concerned about the delta variant. [ inaudible ] as the east bay times points out the county is seeing case rates similar to february. live here in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you. >>> 6:45. and president biden says now is the time to tax the rich to bring equality to america. >> scott mcgrew, no matter where you stand on the issue

we are live in contra costa county. kpix 5. >>> let's get a quick look at the five numbers. the dow is down this morning about 15 points. that's as a former employer of the man who led the game stop frenzy has been fined $4 million. the state of massachusetts says he did not follow policies that would have stopped gill from promoting came stop on social media. who had multiple aliases online resigned from the insurer in late january. >>> looking at capitol hill n metro police are high alert as new online threats from groups are surfg weekend's justice rally. the rally which begins tomorrow is calling for the release of imprisoned insurrectionist from the january capital riots. crews reconstructed the inner perimeter of the fencing around much of the capitol. law enforcement expects 700 people to attend the rally. >>> the feds say they have cut the head off the state in a sweeping gang bust around the area. operation quiet storm netted 55 suspects across nine countries. the biggest prize a group described as a governing

this would only affect people in contra costa county.would be protected but small business tenants would not and they could be evicted after september 30th. the new extension would not prohibit landlords from raising rent on tenants. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell for "today in the bay." >>> let's look outside. san francisco. what a gorgeous view. things are warming up inland, kari. >> yeah, it's going to warm up and become smoky. it will start to settle in as our temperatures heat up to the mid-90s today. we have summer-like weather through the end of the week. >>> the south bay, north 880 jammed up. brokaw, one on montague first and then now one on brokaw. it's continuing to slow there as well. 87 now building as well as 101 and of course 880, that's the one we don't expect to be quite so slow. >> let's hope things pick up out there. that's what is happening on "today in the bay." >>> the president's speech to the united nations expected to get under way shortly. we will carry that special report on air when it begins. we w

en contra costa, 191 hospitalizados. en san francisco hay 104 pacientes y 53 personas en icu.n lugares pÚblicos. alameda, contra costa, marÍn, sonoma, napa, son algunos de los condados que implementaron esta medida. tambiÉn en las ciudades de benicia y vallejo. los mÉdicos hacen un llamado urgente para no bajar la guardia. veamos. >> puede ir de camping, a la playa. reportera: muchos planes en este fin de semana largo. >> voy a una quinceaÑera maÑana. reportera: asegura que evitarÁ los riesgos. >> me voy a poner la mÁscara cuando vaya a bailar. serÁ caliente cuando bailo por horas. >> hay que definir la etapa en donde estamos. al principio en 2020 estÁbamos en la etapa del pÁnico. luego pasamos a la etapa del miedo y ahora estamos en la etapa de la prudencia. reportera: y cÓmo implementar la prudencia? doctores nos dan consejos. >> primero, que todos estÉn vacunados. segundo, los que no se sienten bien que se queden en casa. reportera: no importa la actividad, los doctores le recuerdan que al aire libre es mejor. recomiendan extremar precauciones y limitar las personas a su bu

. >>> and let's take a look at the count in contra costa. a 17% vote for yes but an 83% vote for no. >> in sonoma, 73% said no. >> and let's look at the count in napa. 71% voted no with only 29% of voters picking yes. >>> and let's look at solano to see where they stand this morning. 36% saying yes to that recall. we will give you a look at results other bay area counties in the next half hour. we have team coverage all morning long. everything you need to know hours after the election. >>> workers at santa clara where ballots late in to the night. let's check in with kit live in san jose. >> it's a long day for workers. they have gone home to get rest and this place should becoming alive in a couple of hours. they counted all the ballots that arrived on election day and will next move onto the ones that arrive by mail. santa clara county a democratic strong hold and ltposted just before 11:00 p.m. the recall no vote is leading 76% to the yes vote of 24%. that is with all precincts reporting. it trends about 10 points higher in the state. bo

el condado contra costa se suma a otros puntos en el Área de la bahÍa como san francisco que se pedirÁacunaciÓn para retirar actividades. marÍa antonieta mejÍa nos tienen los detalles. reportera: en la taquerÍa maya richmond a pocos dÍas una nueva taquerÍa en el menÚ. a partir del 22 de septiembre si quiere comerse sus tacos en la barra de esta taquerÍa va a tener que presentar su prueba de vacunaciÓn o una prueba negativa de coronavirus . pero quÉ opinan los dueÑos de negocios de esta nueva orden de salud, salimos a preguntar. estÁ bien por la seguridad de todos, >> si las personas no quieren venir las reglas, no van a venir a comprar. reportera: la dueÑa de esta taquerÍa que trabaja junto con su esposo y alegra que tanto ellos como los empleados que tienen ya estÉn vacunados. "comenzando el 1 de noviembre los empleados tambiÉn tendrÁn que estar vacunados por realizarse una prueba de coronavirus cada semana." una nueva orden de contra costa se suma la de otras ciudades que incluye la flexibilidad de puede realizarse una prueba de coronavirus requiere que los restaurantes, bares y otro

contra costa schools are also exploring a possibility of a student mandate. all have one unanswered questions. what happens to those kids that refuse? one family we talked to feel it's the only way to fight the deadly virus. >> it spares kids' risks and parents and grandparents' risk. >>> contra costa will not extend the eviction moratorium. now it will expire on september 30th. the board did adopt an agreement with the consumer businesses and housing agency to administer a federal emergency assistance. >>> happening today, scott peterson will appear remote lee for a preliminary hearing tied to a bid for a new trial. allegations have surfaced since one of the jurors. >>> testimony in the holmes fraud trial is expected to continue later today. yesterday the first patient took the stand. this was a woman and her nurse practitioner that testified that a test said she had miscarried when will she was still pregnant. stick with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the elizabeth holmes trial. we are following the latest on air and online on nbcbayarea.com. >>> a

you are live in contra costa. kpix5. >> sign of the times. >>> happening today the oakland school board may adopt a coronavirus 19 for all eligible students. east bay teachers are about to demand nfaface instructions until everybody is vaccinated. they are also looking to expand distance learning options. >>> a live look at the white house where the president will host a virtual coronavirus summit this morning. is he expected to push to boost global vaccinations. he will tackle the issue of oxygen shortages for patients. he addressed the un general assembly about the virus and other topics. >>> the live news desk and we are following a fire investigation going on in san jose right now. that is after a person was found dead inside a house that caught fire. it happened around 8:00. here is a map around this area. it's on sure brook way and at about 9:30 they found the body inside the house after they had put out the fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. also want to let you know of a little earth

alright, jana katsuyama in contra costa count. tonight thank you, and we have much more on the recall election tonight at 10 30 a live report from a watch party in san francisco. plus, we'll talk to a political expert about the results. nice day again today. tomorrow is going to be pretty warm as well. but then the temperatures begin to drop umbrellas might be needed this weekend. we'll have that forecast when i see you next first demands from parents and kids to fix an aging elementary school in the east bank. tonight's rally as they say the school is falling apart emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you

we have more covid rules in contra costa county. beginning next week, customers will be required to show proof they are fully vaccinated or negative covid test toen ter indoor areas. this is going to impact businesses like restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and fitness facilities. they have seen a severe spike of covid hospitalizations and cases due to the unvaccinated residents. employees will have to show full proof of vaccination by november 1st or test each week for covid. >>> up next, back in court after nearly a week off, the key witness that took the stand in the theranos trial. >>> also, what's new and special this time? apple unveils its new iphone and ipad, what you need to know before you go out and get it. >>> and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have the latest on the drought, also our rain outlook into october, i'm back with that in about eight minutes. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents..

contra costa county, big announcement expected today from the health officer expected to recommend that all school districts require that covid vaccination for school attendance. he would be the first bay area health officer to do that. in oakland, they are one step ahead of that. they are not waiting for any recommendation from the health official. the school board will vote next week on whether to put a vaccine mandate in place. it came up at a discussion yesterday with oakland student government leaders. some students say they are uncertain about getting vaccinated one student told us that if schools require it, she will get it. >> my education is more important. i don't want to be out of school learning when i can be in school learning. >> a ucsfcsfcsfcsfcsfcsfcsfcsfcf member were answering questions. locally, case rates are three times higher in the unvaccinated community than among the vaccinated. that vote in oakland is set for wednesday. if passed, it would apply to kids 12 and up. >> thank you. happening today, former lab workers to back on the stand for a trial. erica chung to

contra costa seeing just how deadly the coronavirus continues to be. contra costa health services recorded 15 deaths last week and 20 this week. ucsf expert said that it's not a surprise to see the numbers now. >> when we have spikes in cases we will have spikes in hospitalizations which are now starting to go down but much later we will see increases of deaths. >> seeing how coronavirus is taking a toll on the mostly unvaccinated is a reminder for all to get the shot. >> this is not going to go away. we are not going to put that back in the box. if you are going to have to learn to live with it which means getting people vaccinated. >> nearly 79% of those 12 and older have been fully vaccinated with surges and variants cchs is now expecting its coronavirus response will last five to ten years, something many are not sumore w he with have to actually take it serious or we are never going to get out of it. >> i think it'll run its course, hopefully. >> i think eventually it'll filter out. i have to believe there is something good coming but i do think i

west contra costa unified says it's still coming the examining the issue. alameda could bring it up as soon as next week. >> what's going to happen to our students who don't want to get vaccines? >> in terms of implementation, timeline, what exceptions there will be, those are big questions i want to hear from my colleagues. this is a proposal at this point. >> reporter: staff and teachers would have to be fully vaccinated. the consequences for not getting vaccinated, that issue being discussed. starting next wednesday in contra costa county, this county will require proof of vaccination or negative covid test for the -- within the past three days for customers going into restaurants, gyms, other indoor businesses. the county is concerned about the that variant. the county is seeing rates similar to this past february. live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right. thank you. >> it is 5:03. mayor mayor facing scrutiny after spotted inside a crowded night club. but it's what she was not wearing drawing all the questions. "today in the bay's

it is happening in contra costa county." cierra johnson with some of the new guidelines people need to get used to. >> yes. that proof of vaccination requirement will go into effect september 22nd with it in contra costa county you're entering any of those bars, restaurants, entertainment venues or fitness facilities you'll have to show the proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. today is also a big day because here in the city of san francisco, some of those employees that worked for the city will have to prove their vaccination. this is for some of those workers that are considered high risk, those that work in health care or the congregate setting jails or homeless shelters. also the deadline in marin county to prove their vaccination, the same high risk employees and also includes some of the police, ems, as well as firefighters. the difference between marin county and san francisco, marin is able to do the weekly testing if they're not able show proof of vaccination. president biden will be meeting with the pres

strong reaction. >> reporter: west contra costa county schools will be discussing this on tuesday.e of the 28,000 students in this district, but it is a big talker, for even for people who don't have kids in the district. >> i think people should get the vaccine. when i was younger, we had polio vaccines, and we were required to get them at school. >> reporter: that is what cindy swanson has to say about west contra costa county unified schools potentially making everybody, including students 12 and older, show proof of vaccination. district leaders will have a special meeting next week whether to approve it or not. in this letter made public friday, dr. chris frittata said the neighborhoods surrounding the schools have been hit really hard by covid. he writes, vaccination is the best method we have to prevent the transmission of covid-19 to teachers, staff, students, and their families. >> there were no consent forms nothing, but it eradicated polio and polio was a tragic disease, as is this. >> reporter: children who are vaccinated are less likely to develop covid after exposure,

not in contra costa county, highway 24. look at that. we'll keep an eye on it and get you the latest as more details come into the newsroom. >>> new at 3:00, oakland schools, temporally closing, two of them. it's because of fleas. esperanto elementary, the discovery academy, they called in the exterminators and wanted deep cleanings for the classrooms and all the play areas here. experts think raccoons may have led to the problem. classes, expected to resume, hopefully, on monday. >>> now at 3:00, a pivotal hearing for britney spears. superior court judge in l.a. is hearing argument on whether her father should be removed from the conservatorship that controls the money and, of course, many aspects of her life. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> britney certainly has a lot of support from her fans. the free britney group, as she goes through her legal trouble. many of them, gathering outside of the courthouse today and chanting , marching, demonstrating. james spears' conservatorship, to end after all these years? her and her attorney are in agree

is this a good idea in west contra costa county and oakland as well, or is it too heavy handed?i actually think it is a good idea, and the reason is because at this point with the delta variant rising and now coming down, but it absolutely came and hit the united states, we really need children to stay in school. and that's the philosophy from last year. we should have had children in school, we didn't, and now we need to put it all together and have children in school. what helps them stay in school? staying away from covid, and essentially vaccine mandates, which are happening for teachers and staff anyway all around the country, will help children be able to stay in school, which is one of the most important things we can do. also, this is a more transmissible variant, so they're putting other people more at risk when they go home from school in multi-generational households. we have mandated vaccines for less than this in schools and covid now is really showing itself, that it needs to end. we need these vaccine mandates. >> doctor, here is the million dollar question. what

the contra costa county elections department. it's slow now. people think it will pick up once, folks start getting off work. election officials say this has been a pretty smooth day so far on this election day. voters here in martinez have been turning in their ballots at this drive thru, and many are beating a path to this dropbox in front of the contra costa county. oths voted in person, whether or not to keep governor gavin newsom or replace him. and if so, with whom i want my vote counts i put it in the box so it doesn't get lost or stolen. inside. this warehouse machines were busy. scanning voter signatures on the ballot envelopes and comparing them to those on file. after that the balancer pulled from those envelopes and fed into another machine that tallies votes. it's a uniform process to california, says the contra costa, registrar of voters. everything we do is open and transparent. we love to help people come and see what we do. many voters have full faith in the process. i think it's pretty trust what i like. i don't

in contra costa county. the eviction moratorium will end at the end of the month. last night, the board of supervisors voted 3 to 2 not to extend the moratorium, but the board unanimously agreed to use federal emergency rental funds more than $70 million. people live in contra costa county are falling behind on rent or utilities can apply for that help. still to come. in noon, a former bay area teacher gets a shock after retirement. i mean, it's embarrassing it. it's like a slap in the face. why financially for becoming an educator as a second career plus, is now officially the fall season. we went from summer to fall at 12 21 this afternoon, but we'll have to wait for some fall like weather until later this week, possibly next week. we'll check back in with mark for that forecast in your neighborhood. are finding ts to be far less comfortable than they'd hoped. ktvu rob roth spoke with one former teacher who feels she's being punished by the state for deciding to enter the classroom. all i had before she retired li jia mona spent 25 years teaching elementary schoo

eagle reports college students are being encouraged to register and vote. >> the contra costa countys. division is working at a fever pitch to get out the vote targeting college students who have yet to register for the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. our turnout has not been as high for younger generations that holder historically. so we really are hoping that we can engage our younger generations and

palo alto and contra costa went down by 7% and san francisco saw a 10% drop.los angeles increased its use by 1%. the santa clara valley water district which is the provide america the county said the south bay has seen the overall drop but the reservoirs are barely 12% full. >> people need to start saving. we have to hit that water use reduction here in santa clara county and it's important because we have another dry winter. there could be further water restrictions. >> valley water offers a number of rebate programs and free water efficient programs. >>> the a 3.4 quake struck off the coast of monterey county near santa cruz officer night it. hit around 3:00 a.m. and it was felt in sunnyvale and san jose. also new video out of australia, check it out. ski slopes shaking. this after a 6.0 quake struck this morning. the quake left some damage in the city of medical born right now there are no reports of serious injuries. >>> it's now 6:38. coming up,. > >> ditch the credit card. all you need is your palm print. the new way to pay in the south bay. >> 6 days. t

i see every day. >> we're doing outreach pretty widely in contra costa county. we are trying to reach specifically non-english speakers if we can. low-income folks. >> reporter: it's crunch time. staff is trying to get the message out to tenants and renters. >> we are trying to prevent tenants from being not just being evicted, but we're in the middle, we're still in the middle of a covid crisis. >> reporter: contra costa-based non-profit monument impact are trying to alert people about their rights. they're worried that people will have trouble finding a place to live. >> these families with low income, desperate times. >> reporter: many tenants asked if this is available for people who are undocumented. yes. you can apply regardless of your immigration status, and you do not have to provide proof of citizenship. we have a link to apply on our website. head nbcbayarea.com. in concord, alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >>> telemundo 48 is holding a rent assistance phone bank, if you have questions about your rights and options, if you think you might get evicted.

. >>> in the east bay, contra costa county's health officer throwing his support behind a plan for all students and schools to be vaccinated. he made his voice heard in a letter made public today. justin andrews purports the proposal is drawing strong reaction. re/max schools will be discussing this on tuesday, could affect some of the 28,000 students in the district but it is a big talker, even for kids people who don't have kids in the district. >> i think everybody should get the vaccine. when i was younger, we had polio vaccines and we were required to get them at school. >> reporter: that is what cindy swanson has to say about contra costa county schools, making everybody, including students 12 and older show proof of vaccination. district leaders will have a special meeting next week whether to approve it or not. dr. chris fern hurtado said the neighborhood surrounding the schools have been hit really hard, he writes vaccination is the best method we have to prevent the transmission of covid-19 to teachers, staff, students and families. >> no consent forms, nothing, but it eradic

. >>> starting today you will need proof of vaccination to enter many businesses in contra costa county today in the bay's bob riddell is live in san ramon with which businesses will require you to show proof. >> reporter: starting today if you want to go to the gym like the one behind me here in san ramon, you will have to show proof of vaccination to get inside. it's a new rule implemented by the county starting today. it applies for indoor businesses like gyms, or dance studios, yoga places and those sorts of places, places where you will breathe more heavily during the exercise, and it includes places like restaurant, bars, and other entertainment venues. starting november 1st, workers in these businesses must show proof of vaccination or test negative each week for covid. the health department points out among the 35 people that died during the last week of august and first week of september, almost 96% of those people were unvaccinated. there are other cities in the bay area that have this proof of vaccination requirement. berkeley, you need to have a proof of vaxx for many indoor

repairs are wrapping up in western contra costa county and oakland, where those fleeting weekend showers muddied the lines, causing them to fail. at one point nearly 29,000 customers were impacted. at last check, crews were restoring power to the final couple hundred. >>> also denies, the state is banning insurance companies from dropping hundreds of thousands of property owners who lives in high fire danger areas. a one-year moratorium will cover about 325,000 people in 22 counties. effected by the dixie, the caldor fire, and other major fires this year. >> it is absolutely critical to give people breathing room from a disaster. the last thing wildfire survivors needed to worry if they will keep their insurance. >> andria is in lake county this evening speaking with some of the people this is meant to protect. you can look for her report tonight at 11:00. >>> security in san jose is under the microscope tonight after a man managed to slip into a secured area over the weekend, claiming to have explosives. how did that happen? police say 22-year-old alex portillo tailgated an employee thr

. >>> >> here is how it went down in contra costa, 74% voted no. here is how it went down in marin. 85% voted no. >> napa county, very, very similar. 71% no. >> and in san francisco, the largest margin of them all, the nos have it with 87% of the vote. >> on the peninsula, similar situation no at 8%. >>and santa clara voted this evening. >> and in north bay. salono, closer, 68% no, 32 yes. >> sonoma, nos 82%. >> we have the results. we start with kevin choi who is live with governor newsom's big, big win, kenny? >> reporter: tonight's speech was not a victory speech. it was a message to unite. it was a call to end all of the divisiveness that we have seen in the state over the course of this election. it was a large gathering of reporters but not many other people be sides that. the governor coming here without family members and just a small team of his security guards here at the democratic headquarters in sacramento. they were aware of the optics. the newsom campaign did not want it to be a big celebration of any sort, or anything like that beca

. >>> meanwhile in contra costa county, the antioch school board is meeting right now to discuss removing the school board president. just yesterday, she called an emergency board session to discuss ousting the superintendent over declining student performance. after a long meeting, no vote was taken and we will let you know what happens tonight. >>> a live look now at alameda county, where the oakland, berkeley, and piedmont school districts are all expecting to vote this evening on whether to require vaccinations for all students 12 and up. the oakland school board is taking public comment right now. we will let you know how they decide. >>> meanwhile, the oakland teachers union is demanding more covid-19 testing. right now, there are just 10 sites serving more than 100 schools. the union wants to see that expanded to every campus but the district says the supply is simply not there. >> at my school, reach academy, we have had over 30 positive covid-19 cases and the more cases you have right nw, the more testing you get, but we need that testing to be consistent. >> we are very confiden

contra costa fire protection district in process of consolidating with the east contra costa district. could take up to six months. nearly 135,000 people in eastern county would be protected by larger district. both say move would improve response times, open more fire stations and provide better paramedic services. >>> dream force, the annual conference is back first time since the pandemic started but a little different as everything else. much smaller audience and requiring strict covid protocols for each person. you have to provide proof of vaccination, agree to daily testing and no one can get anywhere near without proof of a bar coded badge. >> you cannot go inside without it. good thing before coming to the event, covid test came to us at home, do it one time, then another time. once i landed on here, on monday, i did covid test again, dropped it off again so already did four tests with vaccination, all the security. >> that's a lot, yep. officially approximately 1,000 attendees at moscone center. more watching online. marc benioff said it's part of the new world we're in. >>>

the latest to pass that mandate, contra costa county. sharon katsuda is live. >> reporter: janelle, that's right, we have seen many businesses have had to shutdown due to the pandemic. we talked to many new businesses that are hoping to survive this new mandate. >> vaccine requirements, i am kind of yes and no. >> reporter: this is the grand opening for aung berma. hand sanitizers are placed on tables for potential indoor diners. next wednesday, customers will be asked for proof of vaccination. >> we are short staff so having to ask every table and every single person and showing proof of vaccination, that'll take a lot of requirements especially during the weekends. >> reporter: contra costa county is following san francisco and berkeley's lead on requiring proof of vaccinations or a recent negative test to enter most indoor businesses including restaurants, bars and gyms. customers are ready for it. >> i have the app installed on my phone, too, where you can show the app and the card as well. regardless of whatever is needed, i am will

>> reporter: that is what cindy swanson has to say about west contra costa county unified schools potentially making everybody, including students 12 and older, show proof of vaccination. district leaders will have a special meeting next week whether to approve it or not. in this letter made public friday, dr. chris frittata said the neighborhoods surrounding the schools have been hit really hard by covid. he writes, vaccination is the best method we have to prevent the transmission of covid-19 to teachers, staff, students, and their families. >> there were no consent forms nothing, but it eradicated polio and polio was a tragic disease, as is this. >> reporter: children who are vaccinated are less likely to develop covid after exposure, adding vaccination can prevent significant disruptions to a child's education. if the proposal is approved, students 12 and older who refuse to vaccinate would have to switch to remote learning create is for faculty and staff who decline, they would have to be put on unpaid leave, unless the district has a position available in the remote learning program. we

we all kind of share the same bird in contra costa.paces such as infant spaces where you know there's a need for about 13,000. spaces for infants, and we're about 10,000 short for that. um, and that's always been that was even pre pandemic. we were short on those faces, um, after school care as well as families are returning. their kids to school. there's not enough after school programs say, also served kids, so it has it has a huge impact, and i think what's even more critical is that as as schools have these, uh. that's kids are returning to class and when they have to be sent home because of exposure, it puts an added burden on families because not all families can stay home from work to continue watching their kids. yeah it certainly does. all right. so, john, what are some of the solutions here? solutions as i think we've taken advantage of an industry for a little bit too long, because not everybody can be a child care provider. it takes a certain unique individual. someone who really cares, and i think we've lowered at lower wa

mike, you have notes for contra costa county. >> i do. we typically see the longer commutes start over in antioch and that's fine coming off the bridge out of vista and the bridges ben knee shah and carquinez. your closure scheduled to clear before 6:00. counter commute eastbound highway 4 from 608 to 242 a couple lanes blocked for construction there and there are deer on the wandered on to the freeway. one person called that in. a note for the next few minutes as chp checks out and makes sure everything is okay. everything okay for the bay and peninsula and the south bay and longer drive out of the altamont. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," simone biles heading to capitol hill, about how a usa team doctor was able to continue abusing women in his care. we're breaking down what we expect to learn from the hearing. >>> plus toxic for teenagers. facebook knows social media is bad for our kids and teens, what they're doing in response. >> 4:38. taking a live look outside bay bridge toll plaza. mike has his tabs on the roadways acros

regístrate para recibir flex alerts hoy. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: el distrito escolar de west contra costas mÉdicas y religiosas tendrÁn que recibir clases en lÍnea. es santa clara, el 73% de estudiantes ya recibiÓ las vacunas contra el covid—19. >> los niÑos pueden ser un factor de trasmitir infecciÓn para adultos con riesgo de complicarse de covid—19. es una razÓn por la que los niÑos deben de vacunarse. las vacunas son seguras y protegen, disminuyen la mortalidad. paola: el condado santa clara ofrecerÁ una jornada de vacunaciÓn este viernes. mÁs informaciÓn en la pÁgina en pantalla. no necesita una cita y tampoco le van a preguntar sobre su estatus migratorio. la ciudad de san josÉ expande el programa bridge, el cual ofrece empleos para limpiar las calles. veamos los detalles. reportera: limpiar las calles es la propuesta de la ciudad de san josÉ. rosa se alegrÓ. estÁ bueno por quÉ? >> porque podemos trabajar. reportera: el Último conteo de la poblaciÓn sin viviendas arrojÓ mÁs de 6000 personas en viviendas en san josÉ. este programa ayuda a solucionar el problema de indigencia. >> vamo

recientes en e condado contra costa podrÍan ser desalojados a partir del 1 de octubre. nformaciÓn. >> el supervisor asegura que es importante extender esta ordenanza. >> cualquier familia puede estar desalojada si no cumple con un pago mÍnimo a menos que el gobernador extienda la protecciÓn a nivel estatal. >> nosotros esperÁbamos mÁs liderazgo de los supervisores. >> hoy hablaba con miembros de organizaciones y me dicen que creen que esto no es suficiente. se asegura que muchos afectados no serÁn desalojados. >> no es la respuesta que necesitÁbamos, nos hubiera gustado que estuvieran mÁs fuertes en proteger a las personas mÁs vulnerables. a nivel local puede visitar esta pÁgina web o puede visitar la aplicaciÓn. >> todo cuesta tiempo y todo lleva tiempo, pero es necesario que la gente sepa antes de que se ha desalojada o algo asÍ. >> pueden contactar a la asociaciÓn en la pÁgina web o por telÉfono. paola: en contra costa hay ayuda disponible. en santa rosa tres presuntos pandilleros fueron arrestados. dos de los tres sujetos estaban en libertad condicional. encontraron

entre los condados tenemos, alameda, contra costa, marÍn, santa rosa y las ciudades de benicia y vallejoita una prueba de vacunaciÓn en san francisco y berkeley para ingresar a lugares pÚblicos. a partir de hoy, usted deberÁ presentar un comprobante de vacunaciÓn para ingresar a estos lugares. la ciudad de san francisco tambiÉn requiere prueba de vacunaciÓn. podrÁ mostrar su tarjeta de vacunaciÓn o una foto de su comprobante. ademÁs de esto, los mÉdicos hacen un llamado urgente para no bajar la guardia contra los contagios del coronavirus. >> pueden hacer un camping. reportera: muchas pueden ser los planes para el fin de semana feriado. daniela se prepara para una fiesta. >> voy a pasar tiempo con la familia maÑana. reportera: dice que va a poner de su parte. >> me voy a poner de la mÁscara cuando voy a bailar. se pone caliente cuando bailo por horas. >> primero hay que definir la etapa en la que nos encontramos. al principio de 2020 estÁbamos en la etapa del pÁnico y nos escondimos. luego pasamos al miedo y ahora estamos en la prudencia. reportera: cÓmo implementar la prudencia? doctore

no problems through contra costa county. from brentwood to 580 you're at speed. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> sending shock waves, coming up on "today in the bay," the abortion restrictions in texas are causing concerns all the way out here in the bay area. we'll show you why one group says women need to act regardless of where you live. >>> plus, wheels up. good news if you plan on taking off this fall. flight prices are dipping. we're going to tell you how low. >> isn't that nice to report once in a while. never say that. >>> looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza, where your toll is not going to change but at least you have smooth sailing if you're headed the out the door in the next few minutes. mike will be tracking your commute all morning long and we will be right back. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ so i don't miss all the fun stuff. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> good morning. it is 4:42. another day with air quality concerns across the bay area. right now in livermore 68 degrees.

the truck is a water tender for the east contra costa county water district. it happened near a middle school. this firefighter in there suffered minor injuries. let's get back to rob mayeda, talking about this earthquake in mexico, southern mexico near acapulco. >> 26 miles northeast. >> and mexico city felt the swaying and the high rise buildings. >> a minute's worth of shaking. what you get is the rolling motion further away from the earthquake. if you're in a high rise building and you're in tokyo and they had that earthquake, you feel that rolling. >> especially in the higher noors. . >> it was interesting, initially, the depth was about 30 miles deep, now the revised estimate for where the earthquake was located was about eight miles deep. a quake of that size, building damage within a 50-mile radius is very likely. >> and like us, this is earthquake zone. they are very used to that. >> quake of that size, that's going to be part of the process moving forward. our weather now, better news. finally, no spare the air days. the air quality starting to impro

the inland tri-valley, contra costa county. upper 90s and above 100 degrees, we think, for south of downtown san jose for tomorrow. from there though, temperatures start to cool down which brings us to our next part of the weather story. what is happening to the west. the storm rangers scanning the sky, seeing showers for the most part moving to the north and away from the bay area. this will change with another surge of moisture coming in thursday. you see 30th. the little isolated showers that could involve showers. the few isolated chances of thunder could have an impact on the hills around the bay area. the timing looks to be thursday evening. you see a few of those showing up on the futurecast from sunset thursday to before sunrise on friday. especially around the north bay. rain totals are mostly not exist ten for the south the north bay. it won't be enough to stop a potential line spark fire. we'll look at what happens thursday into early friday. after that, the sea breeze picks up. good news for the cooler temperatures

. >>> this morning we are hearing how businesses in contra costa are implementing the new vaccine mandate. managers at the orinda theater didn't get much push back from customers. >> i feel like we are the covid police. >> reporter: the orinda theater manager is tasked with enforcing the mandate checking for proof of vaccination. >> they asked for proof of my vaccine and i showed my license. easy breezy. >> reporter: on a slow day she can handle it. this coming weekend the theater needs more people to help but unfortunately can't afford more staff. they put out a call asking for volunteers. >> our budget isn't calling for us to be able to hire someone else at this time. >> checking your vaccine card. >> reporter: the hostess is asking for proof of vaccination as soon as people walk in. >> a lot of our guests who sat inside were able to show their card. no issues. most people have been wanting to sit outside. >> reporter: proof of vaccination is not required for outdoor dining, only indoor. one guest said she hopes it encourages more people to get the shot. >> you need to be responsible an

eagle reports college students are being encouraged to register and vote. >> the contra costa countyctions. division is working at a fever pitch to get out the vote targeting college students who have yet to register for the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. our turnout has not been as high for younger generations that holder historically. so we really are hoping that we can engage our younger generations and have them. >> want to be part of this important process county clerk recorder and registrar of voters. debbie cooper joined her outreach team set up in a trailer at the vc in pleasant hill tuesday educating students about the voting process. >> cooper says 35% of the mail in ballots have already been returned but says older voters are only seeing younger voters. yes, it's important that everybody votes so far more than 55% of voters 65 years of age or older have turned in their ballots compared to about 18% of those 18 to 34 years old. we eventually a pretty soon they're going to have to. >> take this country into our own hands and try to make it a better place and. you kn

a tan sÓlo semanas de que termine la ayuda que reciben los inquilinos el condado contra costa anunciÓenta con un presupuesto para ayudar a quiÉnes lo necesitan. ramÓn adame nos dice quiÉnes pueden aplicar. ramÓn: en efecto muchas familias no pueden superar el problema del pago de la renta. aÚn hay buenas noticias al darse a conocer que hay mÁs fondos para ayudar a los inquilinos a dar el primer paso para verificar si son o no elegibles. al final le tengo un nÚmero de telÉfono para obtener mÁs informaciÓn. muchas son las razones por las que varios inquilinos creen que todavÍa necesitan ayuda econÓmica. >> muchas cosas han cambiado, mucha gente no puede trabajar distintas razones. todo ha cambiado. ramÓn: este programa sirve para quiÉnes bien osos finanzas a fe dadas por la pandemia. >> tenemos $117,000,000 y contamos con la asistencia estatal. [hablen inglÉs] >> tenemos $133,000,000 que han sido solicitados y 43 que se han distribuido en el condado de contra osta. califican los inquilinos que tengan renta y servicio pÚblicos atrasados. los propietarios o arrendadores que hayan sufrido

we were contra costa college last week and will be a most madonna's next week. county clerk recorder and registrar of voters. debbie cooper joined the outreach team in the trailer at the college parking lot. >> she says voter turnout may not reach 85% like it did in the november election. but cooper says it will likely exceed 60% were very pleased with the turnout so far. it's already about 35%. >> which means more ballots are making to our office in time to be included on that election night count 780,000 residents who registered to vote before august 3rd have been mailed mail in ballots. in addition to the post office, you can leave your ballot in one of 36 secured ballot drop-off boxes throughout the county and on friday, a regional voting centers will be open for in-person voting. it really gives everyone an opportunity to vote in this election, which is super important. we have a responsibility as. >> citizens of this nation to go in and actually. you know, speaker voice because we have that privilege. not a lot of people in other places have that privilege

kristen: i want to ask you, contra costa county's indoor maxine mandate -- indoor vaccine mandate just took effect. what are you hearing from restaurant owners in terms of the mandate and what has it done in terms of business? >> absolutely, it has had some impact. this time around, with changes to the protocol, everyone had about a week to get prepared. at least there was a chance for people to sort of get ready and train their employees on what to do. the first two days last week, wednesday and thursday, were horrendous. kristen: how so? >> people arrived at restaurants and/or gyms, and did not even realize that there was this mandate, and were disappointed, got turned away out the door. over the last couple of days, there has been a lot more media attention attributed. actually, over the weekend, most of the restaurants i talked to and a couple of gyms have really not had that many problems. it has really turned the corner. kristen: that is really great to hear. i wonder if this also means that a corner has been turned from the stance of the customers, like if they do not agree with

the dog is okay. >>> more covid-related rules in contra costa county. next week customers will be required to show proof that they are fully vaccinated or a negative covid test to be allowed to enter a lot of indoor areas. this will impact bars, restaurants, entertainment convenient use and fitness facilities. contra costa county said it has seen a sfoefr spike in covid cases and hospitalizations this summer due to that delta variant. employees will have to show proof of vaccination by november 1st or test each week for covid. >>> okay. we are back in a minute to talk about the giants and their success. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. attention, california. new fe