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jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> the stakes are much higher, but her style is similar. people who work with kamala harris here in the bay area says she remains strong at times fierce, and always in touch. we talked with her former campaign manager when she ran for d.a. in san francisco. >> i keep thinking about, you know, it all started in the bay area, you know, that first race when she was at 6% and we were at muni stops and grocery stores. >> she helped harris' political career in 2003 when she unseated her former boss as district attorney. >> governor newsom only had praise for senator harris today. they have been friends and political colleagues for more than two decades now. >> my insight in terms of the character and the competency and her devotion to the cause that i think unites the vast majority of us, her empathy, her compassion, her learnedness, her doggedness, her commitment to solving problems. >> newsom was elected as san francisc we mentioned harris became the city's district attorney. if the biden/harris ticket wins, governor newsom will have to appoint

nbc bay area's jean elle is on the peninsula with the details. >> reporter: standing up against racism. a diverse group of protesters move in and out of traffic in palo alto. >> this thing that happened to jacob blake could easily happen here. >> we need everybody because this is not -- this is not an issue for black people to solve. this is everybody has to feel invested. everybody has to own this issue. >> reporter: palo alto action for justice is raising awareness with noise and signs. professional athletes are getting the nation's attention by refusing to play. basketball players are still on the sidelines. the nhl postponed four playoff games. a day after the giants and dodgers didn't take the field, the oakland a's walked off the field in texas, calling for change. >> being able to make such a monumental statement as not playing a baseball game to let people know we have bigger issues in the world at hand right now, i want to let people know this is bigger than sports, period. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: back in palo alto, sara says every voice makes a difference. >> it m

. >> nbc bay area's jean elle has more on the assault. >> reporter: trails around phoenix lake and rossre popular. signs about mask requirements are posted, but not everyone is wearing one. >> we literally just walked by a group of people that had masks around their necks, and they weren't wearing them. >> reporter: robert may didn't say anything as he passed the group. >> i think it's really uncomfortable for all of us. >> reporter: on wednesday morning, rangers responded to an assault here. a 59-year-old larkspur man said he put up his hand and told an approaching jogger to put on a mask. the jogger pushed the man to the ground and kept on running. rangers did not locate the young man. walkers are stunned by the violent reaction and divided about how to handle people violating mask rules. >> i think it's the wrong choice. you know, it's their choice, and i'm not here to police people, and sometimes when people come really close, i ask them please give me my six feet, right? and that, you know, works. i never had any problem with it. >> courteously asking them to put it on is okay. but

nbc bay area's jean elle is in guerneville with the latest on the firefight. jean?> reporter: garvin, tonight cal fire says the humidity is helping to firefighters much needed time progress. this fire has already destroyed homes and threatens many more. in the rucked hills north of guerneville, the fire continues to burn. they' >> we saw when they dropped the retard ants, and i go up my hill as well. >> reporter: mara has evacuated her home, but she's keeping a close eye on the fire's southern progress, watching crews drop water from the air and fight the flames on the ground. flames on the east side of the fire burned through part of wallace creek road yesterday. a home firefighters worked to protect is destroyed. several homes are now rubble while others on the same block are untouched. fire crews are still putting out hot spots and tree crews are making sure conditions are safe. fire has burned through many evacuation zones, but they're still dangerous. this tree crew chopped down that smoldering tree before it fell down. crews are staging along mill creek and we

>> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thinking of the garza's family. >>> it's a scathing neweport that slams mayor libby schaaf. at issue, the way the police department handled the shooting death of a homeless man. joshua pollack was shot by officers 22 times. officers said he had a gun nearby and posed a throat to them. but the report by a federal police monitor said opt's investigation had gaps and former chief anne kirkpatrick didn't question it before signing off. the report also takes aim at mayor schaaf for calling the shooting awful but lawful. former chief kirkpatrick released a statement that reads in part, quote, the report on the pollack shooting is purposely misleading and attempts to hide important issues that should be of public concern. she continues, quote, four entities came to the same conclusion that i did. the shooting was, while awful, was within policy. this year's late report by mr. warshaw must be read in context. we reached out to mayor schaaf but have not heard back. >>> san francisco police are hoping that a big reward will help solve the murder of

and then especially the souvenir, they're hitting hard. >> reporter: jean elle, next bay area news.own on the eastern seaboard. the eye of the storm made landfall in north carolina just about three hours ago. high winds, heavy rain, thunder, and lightning. you can see the streetlights there whipping around. about 100,000 customers in north carolina are without power. the national hurricane center says the storm's nighttime landfall is especially dangerous because it can be hard to see the flooding and other hazards. >>> we also have some breaking news in the south bay. a fire destroying a home in san jose. here's some of the crews doing the cleanup. this is on 12th street near 280. a neighbor tells us there have been other recent fires, and he >> somebody's been lighting fires there. i've been here for over ten years, and we had had a couple of fires, but this has been a string of three in a row within a week and a half. >> flames damaged a second home on 11th street. two cars were also burned. >>> a shooting in san francisco. sfpd is trying to piece together who shot a teenage boy

here's nbc bay area's jean elle. >> we expect that over the next 24 to 48 hours, that the backlog that is between 250,000 and 300,000 records will be resolved. technical glitch that created a massive backlog of recording covid-19 test results is fixed. but health experts say hundreds of thousands of missing test results is a stunning gap in critical data. >> magnitude of the glitch, i think, took a lot of people by surprise. >> reporter: ucsf dr. peter chin-hong says until the data is entered, health officials won't know if covid-19 cases are going up or down. but he says hospital use indicates cases are not rising. >> the number of hospitalizations and icu beds used seems to be leveling off and stabilizing. >> reporter: bay area counties eage o the state watch list will be interested in the new case count when the missing test results are added to state totals. a drop in new cases will move counties a step closer to reopening some businesses. as the state works to restore an accurate count, experts say they will also have to restore public confidence. >> i think probably the biggest,

let's join nbc bay area's jean elle. she's in san anselmo. not just residences, but businesses inconvenienced too. >> reporter: that's right, janelle. here restaurant staff workers tell me the power went off at 7:00 right during the dinner rush hour here on san anselmo avenue downtown. we know at least one restaurant closed. the streetlights went out. nearby neighborhoods went dark. but at stefano's pizza, they were prepared with a generator. workers say it took about an hour to get things up and running, but then they were able to continue serving. people dining in the dark street say they were grateful to find dinner because they couldn't make it at home. >> we were cooking, and we have electric, you know, appliances. so we ended up coming out to eat after that one. >> reporter: it was dark driving along sir francis drake boulevard during the outage. traffic signals were flashing red and streetlights were out. after a few hours, the rolling blackout was over. the power came back on at about 9:30, so 2 1/2 hours without power here in san ans

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> back to zoom. in oakland, today's first day of classrooms sat empty while mal. teachers and students joined more than 2,000 zoom sessions. at oakland tech high school, take a look. online learning lasted roughly an hour as teachers introduced themselves and tech issues were worked out. meanwhile, teachers and the oakland unified school district are still trying to figure out what classes will look like. the teachers union wants less live instruction time and more time to check in with students. the district says parents want more live instruction. either way, it will be a unique school year. >> it's kind of complicated because we have the zoom calls and we have to work out getting all the kids in. it's a lot of moving parties. >> i would rather do it online than to have him go into a classroom not really knowing what they're doing to keep everybody safe. >> a lot of layers here. the two sides will be back at it tomorrow trying to reach an agreement. >>> south san francisco schools are scheduled to

here's nbc bay area's jean elle. >> reporter: separated from her family for a month and a half, this 10-year-old leaps into her sister's arms at sfo. a tearful reunion foreign immigrant family from war torn yemen. her father shared his gratitude through an interpreter. >> it's so happy. it's a moment of his life that he will never forget. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy issued visas for the family to come to the united states, but the girl's was missing. the family attorney says president trump's ban on new immigrant visas complicated getting a new one. her family made the difficult decision to leave her with neighbors in egypt in june when their visas were about to expire. her mother says everyone was heartbroken without the 10-year-old. >> it's a very hard time to be here without a daughter, and she said, you know, she feels lucky she's here. >> reporter: tonight her family showered her with the love she was missing. >> she's so happy. she can't describe it. >> reporter: it's a reunion the yemeni-american association helped create, a moment many families are waiting for. >> there are

in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. >>> the family of a san francisco shot and killed by vallejo police are suing the police department and the officer responsible. 22-year-old sean monterrosa was killed on june 2nd by officer jarrett tonn, who fired his assault rifle through the windshield of an unmarked police truck. he told investigators he thought the 22-year-old had a gun, but instead monterrosa was carrying a hammer in his sweatshirt. >> sean was not even read his rights. he didn't give my brother a chance. they just flat out assassinated my brother. >> the civil lawsuit claims the department has a disturbing pattern of police shootings and condones misconduct. in a stamtement, the vallejo p.. says it respects the family's right to take legal action and hopes the process brings healing. >>> a major development involving allegations that the santa clara county sheriff's office traded concealed weapons permits for campaign contributions. this is a story we exposed weeks ago. the santa clara county district attorney's office has scheduled a news conf

you know, those two things are fairly, you know, compatible. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> we should note that vice presidential debate between kamala harris and mike pence happens in early october. >>> well, unlike past campaigns, biden asked harris to be his running mate via video chat. looks like a zoom call. a biden campaign photographer snapped this photo of the two talking virtually today. as we mentioned, though, they'll be together in person tomorrow in delaware. >>> tonight biden tweeted this photo along with the message, let's go win this. he later tweeted they're on track to have their biggest fund-raising day ever. senator harris tweeted she's honored to be biden's running mate, saying she believes biden will, quote, build an america that lives up to our ideals. >> support is pouring in for biden and harris on social media. maya harris, kamala's sister, tweeted, that day when a little girl from oakland -- >> president obama has known harris for years and says she's more prepare -- more than prepared to do the job, adding it's a good day for the country. and

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, a confrontation along the coast. a mother/daughter street vendor duo says a santa cruz businessman attacked them. part of the incident was caught on camera. you can see it here. the pair tells our sister station telemundo 48, the man pushed their hot dog cart to the ground. they claim the man was harassing them for some time for selling food near his business. the vendors say they're just trying to scrape by and don't have all the permits to be selling the food. >> once he came and he spit on my mom's food. yeah, so he did, and then that day i got mad because what he did to my mom. that was not right. >> be fair for the high rent here during this crazy pandemic time also. i see both sides to it. >> we've reached out to the man in the video but have not yet heard back. >>> well, they're a hot commodity during this pandemic, those disinfectant wipes. for months, clorox said it hoped to have shelves stocked again by the end of the summer. today the ceo said clorox won't have enough wipes to meet the demand until 2021. w

nbc bay area's jean elle continues our coverage in healdsburg. >> i was very worried. i cried. >> reporter: angel ca was worried her home on dry creek road was in the walbridge fire's path when she evacuated last week. >> this whole ridge was lit up. >> reporter: with the evacuation order for her neighborhood lifted, she's relieved to find everything as she left it. >> it's a rush to be home right now. >> reporter: but with smoke visible from her backyard, she's not sure about unpacking her car. >> but then when i come home, the fire -- the smoke's right there, so it's like confusing but really even at the same time to just come home and sleep in my own bed. >> reporter: evacuation orders and warnings are now lifted for thousands of people here in sonoma county who are not too close to the walbridge firefight, and that includes healdsburg. >> i think people feel a sense of relief but it's cautious relief. >> reporter: at the healdsburg running company, it's not quite back to business as usual. there are signs to make to thank firefighters. >> we're just so grateful for

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> here's some good news. for the third night in a row, no rotating power outages from pg&e. cal a. there are more than 10,000 pg&e customers without power right now in san jose. you see that red area there. no word yet as to why. as for tomorrow, another flex alert is in effect from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. pg&e did launch a new tool. it's pretty helpful where you can enter your address to see when and if you'll be impacted by the rotating outages. we've posted that link on our website, nbcbayarea.com. just click on rotating outages at the top of our home page. >>> and i'm rob mayeda tracking the very latest on our unhealthy air quality and an excessive heat warning. meantime, continuing coverage on all the bay area wildfires coming up in the next few minutes. >>> thank you all. it means the world to me and my family. >> another first. on night two of the democratic national convention, all the memorable moments and speeches making headlines. >>> also, an alameda county deputy falsify the details? newly releas

nbc bay area's jean elle is in vacaville with the details. >> you can see them, and they're pretty big coming across the grass. >> reporter: flames that raced through vacaville, headed for alan's home near english hills road. >> woke up, looked out the back windows. bright orange sky. >> reporter: he and his family got to work row tow tilling a fire break, grabbing hoses. >> when you're in it, you're fighting it. you're not going to give up. >> reporter: they were engulfed in smoke and facing a wall of hot flames when help arrived. >> two trucks rolled up the driveway just before the flames got to the back of the house, and one of them was from fullerton and one was from ontario. those guys literally saved us by knocking down those flames. >> reporter: he says he gets emotional when he looks at the video a friend took of his home nearly burning down. >> you can't believe it, and you're just thankful. you feel bad because other people, you know, they lost theirs. >> reporter: he's feeling for neighbors like mike johnson. >> there was nothing to do but get out. >> reporter: johnson's vac

it's a highlight of summer for elle. >> i get to meet new people.ot to go swimming in the lake. and i had -- andd the f was great! reporter: it's a family essencettended wildwood when she was a young girl. >> social interaction diversity, it highlighted that for me. and that's why -- that's sothing that's very important, before i send her into the world, that she's had experiences with a lotenf diff people. reporter: so news that wildwood, like many camps around the untry, would be closed this year was a blow. >> i was upset, because i really wanted to meet new friends and i wanted to -- i wanted to learn new things there. lonely, struggle, not being noced. and at camp, i don't feel like that. i have lots of fends who care about me. ireporter: for many, cam ast aple of summer. according to the american camp association, more than 26 million kid attend camp every year. but this year, the group estimates that about 40% of days caren't offering regular overnightnd 82% of camps are closed. camps provide more than just fun. many serve low-income families

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"today in the bay's" jean elle explores what this means?> it's been unbelievably difficult to live with the amount of uncertainty and then just the rapid changes and also not knowing if those changes from one source are actually true. >> reporter: the owners of salon revel have doing their best to adjust to changing covid-19 guidelines. like some other bay area counties they are allowed to work outside. when governor gavin newsom unveiled a new tiered system for reopening businesses he was using fresno as an example when he said hair salons could reopen inside. >> as an example hair salons and barbershops can be reopened. >> reporter: salon revel clients heard those words and wanted an appointment. >> everyone's emailing, texting and wanting to get back in. >> reporter: newsom went on to say it's up to county health officers to make the decision. one was hearing from stylists looking for clarification. >> is there confused, should we stay outside or go inside? >> reporter: around 6:00 san mateo county announced on social media salons can op

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united we are always stronger. anept .ell, california, . >>> another record close on wall street today this time for the s&p 500. a .2% gain put the index above its previous record set back in february. erasing its losses during the pandemic. the dow fell as you see, 66 more than 7. now at 5:30, notre dame university canceling on-campus classes following a spike in covid-19. cases at the college have tripled since the semester started two weeks ago. in-person classes will now be suspended for two weeks. many of the reedly linked to two paparties us. is chapel hill moved all of its classes online due to an outbreak on its campus, with more than 100 students testing positive just a week after school began. >>> meanwhile, in los angeles, it's the first week of school for many. >> as we've seen in the bay area, it wasn't without issues, christine with more on the distance learning supplies that are in short supply. >> it's the first day of school for carla, son and daughter, one is in special education, the other is a high school junior. they work full-time outside the home. >> it's not li

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