the community about the vaccine and helping people sign up to get the shot focuses in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. one of the areas that has been hardest hit by covid kron four's tale of a sack explains. >> a community vaccine effort in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is now extended due to the rising concerns of the delta variant. there are about 40 ambassadors in the district 5 days a week and they're going door to door educating residents about the vaccine and reducing barriers to get the shot. however, they now face more challenges as we get deeper into this pandemic. part is art. >> is that they are trying to come beings. >> people with don't want to get vaccinated. >> so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support. >> is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me you're concerned. well, their efforts have helped many more people make an educated decision to get the vaccine. >> he told the as with the unity council says the neighborhoods they serve like fruitvale are moving at

southbound at fruitvale. that's a look at your morning live. >>> i have an update on that fire you were justtalking about in san jose. firefighters are almost finished put that fire out. a person was killed after being hit by a car. it happened about 2:30. that's right between regional medical hospital and overfelt garden. he was apparently -- this person was hit by a white subaru. that's what we are hearing. the person then brought to the hospital where they died from their injuries. we don't know at this point the cause of that crash or the status of the driver waiting for the update from police. back to you. >>> let's catch you up on the breaking news in alameda. >> hundreds have been searching every inch of pleasanton ridge regional park. around 1:00 a.m. a family heard something. >> now there is a new area of focus at the other end of the park. justin andrews is live at the post office. they were looking for experienced hikers to go up in the hills to follow that possible lead that broke overnight as you

no more slowing at fruitvale. there's a build. slowing for the westbound routes. >>> we are nine days away from the start of the 2020 tokyo olympics. a live look at sfo where in a few hours the u.s. women's gymnastics team will take off ready to claim gold yet again. the team will take off for the games later this morning. >> good luck to them. so exciting. our reporter is hosting three olympic specials from the bay area to tokyo july 2 2 at 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 and then july 23rd the day of the opening ceremony. watch it all right here on nbc bay area. >>> up in flames. next on "today in the bay," the investigation into what caused a plane to crash into a home in monterey. >>> plus -- >> and one of the largest mass vaccination sites in san francisco is closing this as covid rates in the state continue to rise. >>> president biden defends democracy asking critics have you no shame? let's take you out to the big board where the dow industrials are moving higher. apple hitting an all-time high. from the edge of space to the "today" sh

the main focus is oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. the areas that's been hardest hit by covid kron four's taylor. the second has. >> a community vaccine effort in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is now extended due to the rising concerns of the delta variant. there are about 40 ambassadors in the district 5 days a week and they're going door to door educating residents about the vaccine and reducing barriers to get the shot. however, they now face more challenges as we get deeper into this pandemic. part is art. >> is that they are trying to come beings people with don't want to get vaccinated. >> so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support. >> is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me you're concerned. well, their efforts have helped many more people make an educated decision to get the vaccine. >> he told the as with the unity council says the neighborhoods they serve like fruitvale are moving at a slower vaccination rate t

the main focus is oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. one of the hardest hit by covid conference.aylor. the second has more. >> a community vaccine effort in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is now extended due to the rising concerns of the delta variant. there are about 40 ambassadors in the district 5 days a week and they're going door to door educating residents about the vaccine and reducing barriers to get the shot. however, they now face more challenges as we get deeper into this pandemic. part is part. >> is that they are trying to beings. people don't want to get vaccinated. >> so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support. >> is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me you're concerned. well, their efforts have helped many more people make an educated decision to get the vaccine. >> he told the as with the unity council says the neighborhoods they serve like fruitvale are moving at a slower vaccination rate than some of their neighbors. she says this means many people

all the oakland fruitvale investors have been met by many people on the fence or unwilling to get the vaccine. >> they say their recent efforts during this rising cases have helped many. they uk decisions to protect themselves against the virus. we're going continue to that the work until we know. >> everyone in our community is vaccinated. we know that the communities with sir. you know, low income immigrant communities or color are very vulnerable to the effects of of the pandemic until her bus actually reporting kron 4 news, the biden administration has announced new requirements for federal workers. those who do not verify being fully vaccinated. >> will be subject to universal masking have to get covid tested weekly physically distance from other employees and the subject. 2 restrictions on official travel. the guidelines are aimed at boosting vaccination rates. among the millions of americans who draw federal paychecks and the set an example for private employers all around the country. because of the delta variant the centers for disease control and prevention acknowledge tonig

say that they're starting to make their decision now. >> a community vaccine effort in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood is now extended due to the rising concerns of the delta variant. there are about 40 ambassadors in the district 5 days a week and they're going door to door educating residents about the vaccine and reducing barriers to get the shot. however, they now face more challenges as we get deeper into this pandemic. part is art. >> is that they are trying to come beings. >> people don't want to get vaccinated. >> so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support. >> is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me you're concerned while their efforts have helped many more people make an educated decision to get the vaccine. >> he told the as with the unity council says the neighborhoods they serve like fruitvale are moving at a slower vaccination rate than some of their neighbors. she says this means many people of color who they serve are now in a larger risk of getting severely sick

, to 580, and ending when the driver raced into downtown oakland and was hit by another car near fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. >>> people who run the first friday festival tried to get permit to restart the street event, told to pay $23,000 for police protection, money they don't have, city used to cover. marketing director says the funding was lost to the pandemic. food vendor says first fridays were good for them and now business in jeopardy. >> we don't have that platform, our business is pretty much done. >> doesn't give me a lot of hope to even come back in august at this point. >> another road block is the new layout with protected bike lanes that block space used by the vendors. >>> local dance team advancing to next round of "america's got talent." think they're excited, jeff? >> yeah. >> from the dance studio in fairfield, kids ages 12 to 18. tonight the sixth night of auditions. 19 acts performed in front of the judges hoping to make the cut and congratulations. >> way to go. >> that's fun to watch. >> every year you think you've seen everything. >> you see something else. >> there

the main focus oakland's fruitvale neighborhood.really hard hit by covid. there are 40 ambassadors like this and they go out 5 days a week. talk to people go door to door and try to make it as easy as possible for them to understand why they should get vaccinated and easy to actually get the shot. they figure that the more challenges that they can get out of the way. the easier it will be to get the community covered. part is art. >> is that they are trying to come beings. people don't want to get vaccinated. so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me you're concerned. >> the vaccine ambassador say the fruitvale neighborhood has a much slower vaccination rate than some of the neighboring communities, which means they say that many people of color are putting them self and a much greater risk of getting severely ill from covid. >> in the south bay. the idea of fars requiring vaccinat

. >> passengers that there's a major delay between lake merritt and fruitvale and the dublin pleasantonryessa richmond and daly directions of said hour delay due to the fire train service has resumed between lake merritt and fruitvale oakland city council president nikki fortunato.

. >> passengers that there's a major delay between lake merritt and fruitvale and the dublin pleasanton berryessa richmond and daly directions of said hour delay due to the fire train service has resumed between lake merritt and fruitvale oakland city council president nikki fortunato. bass took to social media to thank firefighters and the red cross for their response to that fire tonight. she that tweet with a message saying, quote. we are creating more housing for unsheltered neighbors to house people in safer conditions. hashtag housing is a human right. >> and we have breaking news out of san jose were police say a child died tonight after being hit by a car. >> you're looking at video of the scene. this was first reported about 05:00pm in the area of camden avenue. >> and kuz or road. police say the driver stayed at the scene. that person is cooperating with investigators. we will continue to follow that story and keep you informed. all right. take a look at the forecast as we look live over a foggy city and we are in for a hot weekend. >> yes, and crawford chief meteorologist law

early new year's day 2009 at the fruitvale bart station. presently says that he was reaching for a taser when he killed oscar was convicted by a jury in 2010 despite hundreds of police shootings since oscars here in the bay area. many of them caught on camera. remains the bay area. officer convicted. i mean, there's already a problem with policing. >> you know, i have nothing to do with training. you have all do what the coach or a policing grant's uncle cephus johnson, also known as uncle bobby axe. >> says that cell phone and body cam video may give folks a first hand look behind the badge. but it hasn't always provided the justice that many families continue to seek, including his one. we have aj lot of work still to do. >> too. the killing. it has continued because of out you to hold police officers accountable. >> it's why he says the conviction of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin matters for the murder of george floyd. but he says the change that is needed doesn't stop with just police. >> if the police union. it's the distric

this happened near fruitvale and cherry avenue just around 1:30. no word on what happened before the crash, but as you can see, the pool is next to a parking lot, and a mangled fence can also be seen in the water. fire crews say no one was in the pool at the time. >>> an east bay deputy accused of shooting and killing a man will stand trial on voluntary manslaughter charges. danville officer andrew hall is charged with killing vladimir arbil ada in november of 2018. today a judge that a jury should decide whether hall was acting in self-defense. police say arbil ada stole a car and drove it at the officers, causing hall to shoot into the car 10 times. the judge's ruling comes just four months after hall shot and killed another man. in march hall responded to reports of a man throwing rocks on highway 680. officers say tyrol wilson approached paul with a knife before the officer shot him. that shooting is still under investigation. in today's case, the judge dismissed a charge of assault ú officer hall. he's going to be back in court next month. >>>

at around 1:30 on fruitvale avenue in san jose, this car somehow ended up in the shallow ankfully theriver was not injured. fire crews say she was a little shaken up, as you could imagine. no one was in the pool at the time of the crash, and it's not clear how she ended up in the water at the first place, but as you can see from these aerial shots from chopper 5, there is a car park nearby. >>> quick action by a hayward police officer saved a man asleep in his car. >> that car was on fire at the time. you can see what happened. the officer had to use his baton to shadow the passenger- side glass window when he spotted somebody through the heavily tinted windows. he sprinted to the driver side and yelled for the man to get out. >> get out, get out, get out! >> well. the man was not hu firefighters arrived and put out the fire. >> quick work by them. >>> still ahead at 5:30, a tragic accident leaves a former san francisco 49ers coach in critical condition. what his family is asking from the public. >>> and the bay area city looking to enforce strict water restrictions. >> we still want

it happened in the south bay this afternoon at an apartment complex on fruitvale avenue in south sanan see the crash taking out a fence around the pool when crews got there. you can see the car just chilling at the bottom of it. fire officials say an older woman was behind the wheel at the time she was able to get out into said to be ok tonight, the good news in all this. no one was inside of the pool. no one hurt in any of this incident. i'm coming up at 6 o'clock. the nation's top doctors testified before the senate today. >> and things got pretty heated between doctor fauci and a republican senator and california's covid rate. that is now the highest it's been is now the highest it's been since february. after my car accident, is now the highest it's been since fei wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes fi

are hosting a caravan rally and it starts at noon, the caravan wellhead through east oakland to fruitvale. the ruling also calls for the government to close daca to all new applicants. president joe biden says the u.s. justice department plans to appeal. >>> in contra costa county they just opened a recycled water fill station. community members were given tips on how to conserve water. you can see people filling up water tanks with gallons of recycled water. >> they have asked us to cut back 15% and we are probably cut back about 25%. why not recycle water for use, our garden is loving it. >> recycle water is free for some residents, neighboring communities are also welcome to all sign up for recycled water service but for a fee. >>> the headline in the forecast today is how likely is a small opportunity for a few isolated showers with dry lightning? that could lead to fire weather concerns. let's start off by taking a look at the headlines. with the 20% chance between 5:00 today and 5:00 in the evening tomorrow for dry lightning, it means a few isolated showers come into the bay area, i

i think that crew is cleared. 880 down towards the fruitvale. >> thank you. >>> pope francis is backe vatican ten days after surgery. the pope got out of the car at the side gate to greet the well wishers. francis and half of his colon -- had half of the colon removed july 4. first major surgery since becoming pope in 2013. >>> there's clues into the cause of the condo collapse in south florida. >>> plus a big debate lighting up capitol hill exclusive details on the plan to legalize marijuana on a federal level. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> this morning the death toll from the collapsed condo in florida is climbing. 95 people have been confirmed dead following that collapse in surfside 20 days ago. 14 people remain unaccounted for. crews continue to meticulously search the rubble. so far search and recovery crews removed 18 million pounds of concrete and debris. more than 200 truckloads. investigators are still looking into what caused the building to crash down. the miami herald reports problems with the garage and pool deck. >>> friends and family of brie on that taylor

group will hold a car caravan that will start at the elmhurst middle school in oakland and ended fruitvale. it starts at noon. >>> violence directed at vulnerable seniors just keeps coming in open's chinatown. it's a neighborhood that doesn't have its own surveillance cameras. as abc7 news reporter explains, there's a grassroots effort to buy a system to make certain that a attacks like these are caught on camera. >> reporter: after another week of brazen and violent attacks on seniors and residents of oakland's chinatown, this is an effort to make things a little bit safer. it is a pop-up market that is a fundraiser, part of a grassroots effort to raise $75,000 to buy surveillance systems for a neighborhood served by a hodgepodge of cameras installed by local business owners. >> i don't know what it is, but for some reason our elders are being attacked. summer being robbed. it's a traumatic experience and i feel they need to have justice. >> in order to hold assailants accountable and give the people of oakland chinatown a piece of mine, just a little bit. >> reporter: other vendors are l

by ucsf doctors are community vaccine ambassadors, engaging their unvaccinated peers in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood where the vaccination rate is just 60% and many of the unvaccinated are younger than 40. i think people who are gathering and are unvaccinated. really risk getting infected with the delta variant or with another variant of the coronavirus, and i would really urge people, um, to think twice about that. love to stay masked if they're if they're gathering, and they're unvaccinated, but above all to go and get vaccinated new vaccination sites popped up at churches in san francisco and oakland in recent weeks where health tech company colour has partnered with the state to reach under vaccinated communities of color. pastor gerald aging is leading outreach to bring people to the churches, which so far haven't been too busy with vaccinations number one. they will come to the sites number two. uh it will take some time because and it will take some effort. a tourists enjoying her first trip to san francisco saturday, is happy to sightseeing and travel in groups but says she'd ra

the car crashed through a fence at an apartment complex on fruitvale avenue and then ended up in theool saturday afternoon. firefighter pulled the driver out and the person was shaken up a bit, but otherwise okay. thankfully, nobody was in the pool at the time. >>> paramedics in san francisco have the authority to put people on 72 hour mental health holds. the board of supervisors approved the legislation yesterday as the city shifts to nonpolice responses to homelessness and i would one calls. it gives paramedics had authority if they believe the person is experiencing a mental health crisis and is a danger to themselves or others. prior to this, only police officers or doctors could order the holds. >>> a former u.s. attorney at this point is serving as a special counsel to help coordinate prosecution of unemployment fraud cases. mcgregor scott launched an investigation after thousands of fraudulent claims were filed in the names of prison inmates. they have determined more than $11 billion in benefits were paid on the fraudulent claims. $19 billion in suspicious claims are now und

immigration raids group will hold a car caravan that will start it school in oakland and and in fruitvale and it starts at noon. >>> violence directed at vulnerable seniors keeps on coming in oakland's chinatown. it's a neighborhood that doesn't have its own dedicated surveillance cameras. as laura anthony explains, there's a grassroots effort underway to buy a system ain t are caught on camera. >> reporter: after another week of brazen and violent attacks on seniors and residents of oakland's chinatown, this is an effort to make things at least a little bit safer for everyone. it's a pop-up market that is a fundraiser, part of a grassroots effort to raise $75,000 to buy a surveillance system for a neighborhood served by hodgepodge of cameras installed by local business owners. >> for some reason our elders are being attacked or pushed. summer being robbed. it's a traumatic experience, and they need to have some type of justice. >> to hold assailants accountable and give the people of oakland's chinatown a piece of mind a little bit. >> reporter: all the vendors are local. many serve the

there will be a car calendar caravan that will and in fruitvale.t noon. >>> violence, much of it directed at vulnerable seniors, keeps coming to oakland's chinatown. it doesn't have its own dedicated surveillance cameras but as laura anthony explains, there is a grassroots effort underway to purchase such a system to make absolutely certain that attacks like these are caught on camera. >> reporter: after yet another week of brazen and violent attacks on seniors and residents of oakland's chinatown, this is an effort to make things at least a little bit safer for everyone. >> reporter: it is a pop-up market that is also a fundraiser, part of a grassroots effort to raise $75,000 to purchase a surveillance system for a neighborhood now served by a hodgepodge of cameras. >> i don't know what it is, but for some reason, our elders are being attacked and pushed for no reason. some are being robbed. i think it is a traumatic experience and they need to have some type of justice. >> in order to hold the assailants accountable and to give the people of oakl

this happened this afternoon at an apartment complex on fruitvale avenue in san jose. this crash took out a fence that was around the pool when crews got there. the car just sitting there like you're saying it now we're told an older woman had been behind the wheel. she was able to get out. she is said to be ok, fortunately there was no one in the pool. no children. that would have been a disaster. >> satellite images tonight capturing by nasa highlighting the severity of the drought conditions across our area. these images from nasa's terra satellite shows just how the water levels have dramatically fallen at the lake oroville reservoir water levels across the golden state are expected to remain dwindling. according to the golden gate weather services. the most recent rain gear which ended in june was the 3rd driest on record in the northern sierra region. satellite images also showed the snowpack in the sierra is nearly nonexistent today. >> now to the latest on california's biggest wildfire. governor newsome has secured some federal aid in fighting the dixie fire. t

grant was killed by bart police at the fruitvale bart station on new year's day, 2009. >> now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. saturday night as we get you ready to head out the door for the start of your. >> sunday. our meteorologists respond joining us now with a look at what we can expect for the last day of the weekend. yeah, that's right. and we're tracking slightly cooler temperatures and an increase in cloud cover. and we're already seeing those changes out there right now for your saturday night live look outside san francisco international airport tracking those high and low clouds starting to make its way along. downtown san francisco golden gate bridge tracking visibility at or near 0. so please drive safely there. temperatures tomorrow, though, going to be a few degrees below average along the coast and most of the san francisco peninsula for that matter. downtown san francisco 64 degrees 65 degrees for those of you in the mission district with low 60's for daly city and pacific up winds out of the southwest. so still going to be a little bit breezy at times mainly for t

new year's day 2000, 9 at the fruitvale bart station.s that he was reaching for a taser when he killed oscar was convicted by a jury in 2010, despite hundreds of police shootings since oscars here in the bay area. many of them caught on camera. remains the last to be area. officer convicted. i mean, there's already a problem with policing. >> you know, i had nothing to do with training. you have do what the coach or a policing grant's uncle cephus johnson, also known as uncle bobby axe. >> says that cell phone and body cam video may give folks a first hand look behind the badge. but it hasn't always provided the justice that many families continue to seek, including his one. we have a lot of work still to do. the killing. >> it has continued because of a to hold police officers accountable. >> that's why he says the conviction of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin matters for the murder of george floyd. but he says the change that is needed doesn't stop with just police. >> if the police union. it's the district attorney. even the

immigration rights group will hold a car caravan that will start at elmhurst middle school and and at fruitvalern it over to meteorologist lisa argen. >>> here's a look at live doppler 7. low clouds and fog along the coast and up the sonoma coast. this is where it gets interesting. subtropical moisture increasing it's very dry atmosphere. with the subtropical moisture, we could see lightning strikes, a wildfire and they could spread. it's about the stable atmosphere. fog in the city. a pretty view in emeryville with partly sunny conditions. 59, novato. 65, fairfield. partly cloudy afternoon and it will be warm and then. low to mid-90s. seven-day forecast, watching storms into tomorrow. >>> sunday >>> "this week" with george . . >>> this week with gorge stephanopoulos starts now. coast to coast cases are soaring. los angeles hours ago reimposing its mask mandates, while the administration warns against false claims of the vaccines. >> lives are dependant on it. >> this morning, we are live with u.s. and debate over democracy. >>

you may remember oscar was killed by bart police at the fruitvale station platform. new year's day 2000, 9. some good news in space. >> rodney, a call, also known as the dating game killer died this morning from natural causes. that's according to prison officials. he was sentenced to death in 1980 for the kidnapping and murder of 12 year-old robin sam. so in orange county there were decades of this conviction being overturned, then reinstated over and over again. it was until 2010 when he was sentenced to death again after his dna was linked to evidence and other murders. he was called the dating game killer because he had appeared on a dating show back in the 70's and he was 77 years old. >> about 120 east oakland residents are still without power tonight. thanks to a warehouse fire that started late last night. that's down from the over 1400 customers who are in the dark when the fire first started crews were able to get this 3 alarm fire under control around one 30 this morning. this was the scene when they arrived at 45th avenue and east one 12 street excuse me,

early new year's day 2009 at the fruitvale bart station. presently says that he was reaching for a taser when he killed oscar was convicted by a jury in 2010, despite hundreds of police shooting since oscars here in the bay area. many of them caught on camera. remains the last to be area. officer convicted. i mean, there's already a problem with policing. >> you know, i had nothing to do with training you have all do what the coach or a policing grant's uncle cephus johnson, also known as uncle bobby axe. >> says that cell phone and body cam video may give folks a first hand look behind the badge. but it hasn't always provided the justice that many families continue to seek, including his one. we have a lot of work still to do. the killing. >> it has continued because of a to hold police officers accountable. >> it's why he says the conviction of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin matters for the murder of george floyd. but he says the change that is needed doesn't stop with just police. >> if the police union. it's the district attor

firefighters say the driver who they did not identify, crashed through the fence of an apartment complex on fruitvalevenue and race. street. the car ended up in the pool and then became fully submerged. fortunately no one was swimming in that pool at the time, and the driver was able to get out of the vehicle safely before first responders arrived. the car was eventually lifted out and towed away now to the california recall election and a new group that is joining the effort to recall governor gavin newsom. ktvu is christian captain tells us family members of some murder victim say policies that the governor supports have helped to put criminals back out on the streets. a marvel herriot solano's daughter, cotino was murdered in 1979 and marc klaas's daughter, polly was kidnapped and murdered in 1993, the pair joined in grief, both losing their daughters in horrific crimes and now joining again and calling for governor gavin newsom to be recalled both saying he worked to end the state's three strikes and truth in sentencing guidelines and implementing a policy that makes inmates eligible for early re

new year's day 2000, 9 at the fruitvale bart station.esently says that he was reaching for a taser when he killed oscar was convicted by a jury in 2010 despite hundreds of police shootings since oscars here in the bay area of many of them caught on camera. remains the last to be area. officer convicted. i mean, there's already a problem with policing. >> you know, i had nothing to do with training. you have all do what the coach or a policing grant's uncle cephus johnson, also known as uncle bobby axe. >> says that cell phone and body cam video may give folks a first hand look behind the badge. but it hasn't always provided the justice that many families continue to seek, including his one. we have a lot of work still to do. >> too. the killings that has continued because of out you to hold police officers accountable. >> that's why he says the conviction of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin matters for the murder of george floyd. but he says the change that is needed doesn't stop with just police if the police union. >> it's the

the driver, a person in their nineties crashed through the fence of an apartment complex on fruitvalee and race street. the car ended up in that swimming pool and became fully submerged. fortunately no one was swimming on this warm day, and that driver was able to get out of the car safely before first responders arrived. the car was eventually lifted out and towed today, the cemetery county board of supervisors approved the measure that legalizes home cooking businesses. the idea here is to really help small businesses get up and run. and or stimulate their current operation post pandemic. the measure allows home cooks to earn up to $50,000 a year from their own kitchens. the county has waived all fees for applicants during this two year pilot program. it's also providing a 25 $100 start up grants to eligible applicants. a similar measure was approved by the alameda county board of supervisors back in may. when you can be the smallest bit of information that leads to my son's killer coming up the plea from the mother of a young man ad during the fourth of july weekend is now speaking

the main focus is oakland's fruitvale neighborhood right now in the areas hearted his by hardest hit by covid. they're about 40 bassa dirs in that area 5 days a week going door to door trying to make it as easy as possible for people to get the shot. they say the further we get into this pandemic. the more challenging it becomes. >> part is part is that they are trying to come beings. people don't want to get vaccinated. >> so in you know, like a 15 minute have even vaccinated. people say yes, but enough to make an appointment and right there. their support. >> is literally turn into a longer conversation of ok, tell me your concern. >> the vaccine, ambassador say the through ville neighborhood has a much slower vaccination rate, then some of the neighboring communities. they say that means many people of color are at a bigger risk of getting severely sick from covid. >> in the south bay santa clara counties also fighting a spike in covid infections because of the delta variant. in fact, over the past week, the county health department sahs they've reported about a 188 new cases ever

firefighters say the driver person in their nineties crashed through the fence of an apartment complex on fruitvalevenue and race street. that car ended up in the pool and became fully submerged. fortunately no one was swimming on this hot day, and the driver of the car was able to get out safely before first responders arrived. that car was eventually lifted out and towed. today a contra costa county judge ordered a danville police officer to stand trial for a deadly shooting in 2018. officer andrew hall has pleaded not guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of vladimir arboleda, investigators say hall shot arboleda nine times as he drove away from police. police say arboleda trying to run down officers with his car. those officers were responding to reports of a man ringing doorbells and acting strangely, the family's attorney said he expects video of the shooting will be part of the evidence. the officer is not going to testify. all right, so the evidence has to be the video and those who can authenticate the video and tell us and there'll be some officers who will testify and th

grant was killed by bart police at the fruitvale station platform on new year's day back in 2000, 9 oka pretty much a turning mostly sunny into the afternoon, although noting some scattered clouds even happening in london. >> this is the very beginning of the monsoon that's going develop a little bit for tomorrow. we'll walk you through what you can expect today still will see some inland spots reach about 90 but around the general bay temperature s california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >> just about to be 7.16 here on this sunday morning. it's time for another check of your weather forecast. dave spahr given us a closer look today. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning. well, good morning, ever