kpix 5's john ramos reports on marin city's hesitancy to take the shot. >> marin city is marin county's only black dominated community, and they're being hit hard by covid-19's delta variant. we came here to find out why and what could be done to get people vaccinated. >> reporter: marin county has a nearly 90% vaccination rate, but in marin city it's less than 60%, and with covid cases occurring at an all-time high here, community activist paul austin thinks he knows why. >> we are such an isolated community and we are like one of the last communities that really enjoy being around one so that the reason why we saw some of the spikes here in marin city. >> reporter: austin says residents here have enjoyed a return to social gathering, but the more contagious delta variant is taking its toll. most of the older guys sitting out at the street have gotten vaccinated, but pete bailey says there are those who just won't consider it. >> a lot of these people don't trust the system as a whole. if they're feeling well then they won't get anything. >> reporter: jesse poeltl is 88 years old and h

>> we have been pushing out testing, vaccinations. >> reporter: few places need them more than marin cityth a large black population. it has been ground zero for a large covid search. marin county has done generally very well with vaccinations. are in city, not so much. they are 25% behind that number and in late july they paid a price for it with 29 new cases. of those, all but two were unvaccinated. what were you afraid of? >> anything could happen. it can go wrong. >> reporter: i think it is here. >> reporter: there is a trust factor according to harold wallace who runs the marin city health and wellness center. today they gave covid tests's and vaccinations but most of the clients in the free kalinic free clinic did not come from here. >> this is happening not just here. we are a microcosm of what is happening with people who have been hesitant all over the united states. >> reporter: felicia gaston is everything but hesitant in pushing out the message with her grassroots door to door campaign. >> it's a few so you can put everybody in this category. it's always a few that are hesitan

. >>> i'm john ramos in marin city.the one community in the county that seems resistant to getting vaccinated. we'll ask people here why that is, coming. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, some bay area bars and restaurants requiring proof >>> new york city just became the first in the country to require proof of vaccination to get into places like gyms, restaurants, and broadway shows. >> so could we see the same thing here in the bay area? kpix 5's max darrow has been looking into it. you found out a local leader is already pushing for that. >> that's correct, and the reason is because right now it's really up to individual business owners here in the bay area to determine whether or not they will check for proof of vaccination. there are some spots that already do, but that supervisor says the idea really is and that far-fetched. >> reporter: bay area business owners are calling the shots right now when it comes to customers showing proof they're vaccinated or not. many san francisco bar owners are requiring it, and here

. >> roughly 900 marin city residents have yet to be vaccinated. >>> the department of medicine cherisheswe might not ever get to herd immunity. for san francisco, that was 75 percent of the population vaccinated. >>> the need for ramping up vaccinations has never been more important as we may always be fighting new variant. >> delta was worth an alpha and alpha was worth in the original. it is not at all impossible or even unlikely that we will have a variant that is even nicer nastier. so we are getting san francisco immunize. 80% with immunity based on either vaccine or prior infection, and we are still seeing a heck of a surge. >> besides a mass mandate, they say could reach a point where we need additional restrictions on bars and restaurants in terms of capacity limits and social distancing requirement. >>> levers a set to reopen in full in person service. 11 branches will be up by august 17. the main library will also resume pre-pandemic hours. >>> new developments with the mayor. she's agreed to pay fines in regards to ethics violations. >> at no time have any of those things have

mainly in the immediate pay, we look at the top of the newscast, a pretty good-looking marine layer blanketing the city, cannot see much of the tops of the buildings. down 880 it is gray here. if you in san jose will paint the same picture. how the marine layer will melt in one second first a look at air quality. if we have an area of concern, it would be two locations specifically. one, up in the north bay, but not just the northbay generally, the second specific location would be the higher elevations of the northbay. smoke coming down from the north, this makes sense, higher concentrations of smoke for the northbay, but also relatively elevated and high stuff. qualy godo. looking at the stba air clear through the day. on chuanfu on cbsn bay area takes the smoke and clears away. still hazy off in the distance but good news for their quality down here on the ground level. temperatures out there right around 60 for most locations. a cool 55 in santa rosa. looking at the marine layer is and isn't, the picture clearly painted on here. plenty of clouds made their way into the media bay, also for the north

has intercepted 5 rockets targeted cobble port on t, marin county, and city. he updated us with the latest. this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they start around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been launched at the airport of cobble where the united states and some of its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for, according to reports. for what we've hud a truck, a pickup truck with a could shield launcher 5. these missiles a some distance away from capital airport. the rockets then was shot down by poor defense system. so, but i g ad to fed systems stationed at the airport of cobbled we haven't had any claims of responsibility nor no casualties that may potentially have been caused. nevertheless, that has been footage pictures showing showing fuzz budding in the ground in an area just outside the airport. perhaps they debrief from the rockets as they was shot down. previously we saw a us drone strike conducted just west of the airport in the residential district, just a few kilometers west of the ai

that's the marine layer over the city. maybe getting to 70 tomorrow.bly warm day. the temperatures right now for the most part are in the mid-60s. here are the morning lows. tomorrow is the hottest day in the seven-day forecast. we're got san francisco, oakland and san jose up here first. we will be in the mid-80s for san jose. look at the difference between monday's 97 and tuesday's 88. that's when we'll break down this big ridge of high pressure that's baking the rest of the state. they'll get a break. we'll get a brat in the inland valleys. and it'll stay that way for much of the next seven days. snooe >> on location from levi stadium. even here, you don't just get one sports segment, you get two. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. homelessness, housing, taxes, try my new spicy water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've

city. overnight, the marine layer is deep. expect widespread cloud cover overnight, upper 40's to low 50's. you definitely need an extra layer first thing in the morning at the door on sunday. clouds are going to stretch inland. we will find coastal drizzle as well, and clouds will clear back to the coast in the afternoon. if you like today's temperatures, tomorrow's are very similar. 66 70's along the bay shoreline. inland, upper 70's to low 80's. cleaner air on your sunday, even better air quality on monday. we are green across the board. morning fog for some on tuesday, and then temperatures take off. triple digits making a comeback by friday. j.r.: you said cleaner air, and i think a lot of us will take it . chris alvarez is here with sports. chris:chris: sure feels like october. giants and a's, instant classic at the coliseum. lamont wade junior had a pinch-hit managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart

right now among them army staff sgt brian noss of tennessee and darren hoover 31 of salt lake city utah. marine corps sgt of massachusetts, just 25 years old marine corps sgt nicole g23 of sacramento dagen page of omaha and sanchez of indiana, marine corps david espinoza 20 years old from rio bravo texas. in marine corps lance corporal jared smith's 20 years old from st. charles missouri. marine corps lance corporal dylan merola of california. lance corporal kareem nikoui of california and navy hospital in max, 22 from berlin heights ohio. mike: participating in the dignified transfers president joe biden, first lady jill biden, lloyd austin, mark millie joint chief of staff general david h berger, james mcconnell chief of staff at the united states army, admiral michael gill day chief of operations into public or commander of the air force march await affairs operations and they are on hand at dover to greet the family members of the fallen service members that were lost this week. jacqui: there for the dignified transfers secretary of state anthony blinken deputy secretary of defense kathleen

>> on 16 september, the 1st marine division moves through. this cityse men move through, their objective is seoul. ♪ ♪ >> there are two ally ared moves on seoul; one from the south and another sweeping around from the north across the han river. the han is crossed, the river village is taken, and the marines move on towards seoul is. but there is bitter fighting ahead. seoul is heavily defended. as these vehicles move on towards seoul, the marines have a message for the reds. enjoy yourself. it's later than you think. during the six weeks between 10 august and 0 september, the period -- 20 september, the period covered by this combat bulletin, there were three main phases in the fighting. on 10 a august, reinforced united nations forces were dug in to defend the beachhead by the river. we could withdraw no farther. if we were to hold our beachhead and the vital supply support. communist forces were threatening pohang, taegu in their drive. we had launched our first counterattack to stop the most dangerous communist drive. on 1 september the communists

health officers from alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, and the city of berkeley about to give a virtual covid update. soon as they get started will bring that to life. here's a look at the latest numbers across california. 33,000 new cases and hundred 50 new deaths. that's 1% more than the previous week. >> the united states recorded 194,000 new cases in a single day on friday. >> a sense january. >> we need to increase vaccination and mitigate by wearing masks. >> hospitalizations have triple because of the delta variant and those who are not vaccinated. the delta variant accounts for 82% of all u.s. cases. out of 165 million americans who have been vaccinated only .1% have tested positive. the vast majority were asymptomatic or they experienced mild symptoms. my kids are back in the classroom at one east bay school. east bay charter school welcomed students after being away for 16 months. here's more on that story from justin andrews. >> reporter: students and staff tell me that they are excited to learn and interact. back inside the classroom, the first lesson is learning t

no surprise that at this juncture, with the britons gone, with virtually all the marines gone, that indeed these cities siege. i think what you will see an afghanistan, as clearly we are already witnessing, some parts of the countryjust witnessing, some parts of the country just cannot witnessing, some parts of the countryjust cannot be helped ijy countryjust cannot be helped by the government, even if it gets american backup, even if we continue to provide as an international community economic assistance. i think helmand province will be one of those that is hardest to hold, so the fact that you have honed an honour lashkar gah is the right way to report this. that is the kind of city that will be very difficult to hold. i certainly support president gani's efforts to try. i don't want to in any way disparage the army and special forces undertakings. but realistically speaking, this is probably not where they can maximise efforts productively. the question to me will be whether parts of kabul can be held, when the parts of the north and west can be held. what i expect to be unfortunately and tragical

marine corps staff sergeant darin hoover of salt lake city, utah. rine corps lance corporal kareem nikoui of norco, california. army staff sergeant ryan knauss of corrington, tennessee. maureen corps corporal hunter lopez of i understandio, california. marine corps lance corporal rylee mccollum of jackson, wyoming. marine corps lance corporal dylan more roll la of. california. dagen page omaha, nebraska. marine corps sergeant johnny row zaraio prix charred dough of lawrence, massachusetts. humberto sanchez of logans port. gerald schmitz of saint charles, missouri. and navy hospitalman corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. god bless those soldiers and marines. and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bil

city. a us marine has been dismissed after accusing the government of watching the afghanistan police speaking in the wake of the cobble apple, bombings to its shallow, posted a video on social media that went viral. reason people are so upset on social media right now is not because the marine on the battlefield. let someone down, people are upset because they're senior leaders, let them down, and none of them are raising their hands and accepting accountability are saying we mess this up. all of these people are supposed to advise, and i'm not saying we've got to be in the in afghanistan forever, but i am saying, did any of you throw your rank on the table and say, hey, it's a bad idea to evacuate bob graham airfield, the strategic berries before we evacuate, everyone didn't want to do that. and when you didn't think to do that, the thing when raise their hands, then we completely messed this up. just out without the posting that claire black kind of colonel shelah said that he'd been relieved of duty over a lack of trust and confidence in his ability to command. however, he did get an outpo

marine staff sergeant darin taylor hoover from salt lake city. at 31 the oldest. 22. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum, 20, of jackson, wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola, 20. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, 20, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william tyler page, 23. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo, 25. marine corporal humberto sanchez, 22. marine lance corporal jared schmitz, 20. navy corpsman maxton soviak, 22, his father told a reporter that in the last facetime with their son his mother told him to be safe. he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." she now realizes that they all just went together. >> a grateful nation paying tribut it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat.

alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, santa clara and sonoma and the city of berkeley are all part of a joint statement bringing back that indoor mask wearing. this order was issued mainly in part to that surge in covid cases in the highly contagious delta variant. as it stands now, half of the state is under a mask mandate. take a look at an infectious disease physician speak to the severity of the current delta variant. >> i think if it were just infection it would be one thing, but the fact that hospitalizations are going up, hospitals are starting to fill, that's making a lot of people nervous and worried. >> reporter: you may be wondering what about napa and solano counties, they are not part of the indoor mask mandate with public health releasing, quote, adding restrictions on businesses does not align with our data since the virus spread is predominantly happening at home and private social settings and not in businesses. i've seen a lot of chatter on social media, a lot of viewers sharing their thoughts why are folks that are fully naitd still required to wear masks in

marine staff sergeant darin taylor hoover, from salt lake city. his father calling him "one heck of a leader." army staff sergeant ryan knauss. marine corporal hunter lopez. marine lance corporal rylee mccollum of jackson, wyoming, was just weeks away from becoming a father. marine lance corporal dylan merola. marine lance corporal kareem nikoui, from norco, california. his father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty. marine corporal daegan william-tyler page. marine sergeant johanny rosario pichardo. marine corporal humberto sanchez. marine lance corporal jared schmitz. %-p in the last facetime with their son, when his mother told him to be safe, he said, "don't worry, mom, my guys got me. they won't let anything happen to me." today she realized that they all just went together. >> martha raddatz with us tonight. an incredibly solemn day. we were watching you on the air with this today, and it's impossible to imagine what these families are going through, and what they'll go through for years to come. i know the question now, how to pr

felt so proud of the idea they had become accredited now getting this reputation as the marine corps of the new york citypartment. >> i had so much fun but with that big department so in new york and manhattan is where you make it in those take it if you're on the lawful side or the criminal side. so look att the new york city police department once again being advised by bob washington who is advising the transit police to put tension we on broadway with the new york city police department. as luck would have it and a couple years later it happened. host: talk about your first tour of duty in new york as commissioner. obviously did have the chance to serve but the first time around new york city the largest department in theic united states forgot know how it was when you take it over and 94 buten i don't think it was 40000? >> n-95, giuliani was the mayor so then we went up to 38000 after i left in 96, 99 would be addition of cops from the cops program it was up at 41000 but now it's about 33000 once again. >> unbelievable the size and complexity of an organization like that how do you manage something

idea that they had been, accredited and are now getting this reputation in new york as a marine corps new york citypolice department. so it's so much fun in transit but also allowed me that they department in boston as the headquarters of brooklyn resort new york, comparing it to the city, manhandling the rest of it is the purpose. manhattan is where you make it. and with some people and fortunately they take it. depending during a lawful side of the criminal side. so i was there to basically look at the new york city police department which is that that time was under the controllably ramp once again being advised by a man who was advising me the transit police. is a railing the groundwork to potentially with my off-broadway transit production, you know on broadway, new york city police department and as luck would have a couple of years later, inhabited pretty. charles: sunlight your first tour of duty in new york as new york police commissioner and obviously you did have a chance to learn to that but to have that spot pretty for summer at a new york city, the largest department in the united sta

breeze. 100 in brentwood, 105 in cloverdale, one hundred 17 clear lake but the marine layer is persistent, so it is keeping the cityool at 63. 68, 78 in san jose, 74 in vallejo. a heat advisory in effect for interior mendocino and all of lake county until 8:00 p.m. today because of those hot temperatures come up to 110 degrees. tomorrow, we will find cooler weather. high pressure in control right now, creating the heat inland on trapping the smoke in the sky. the low pressure helps us to out tomorrow by moving the smoke out of here, and cooling us off on tuesday. overnight, hazy conditions, marine layer through parts of the east bay, 50's to mid 60's for a lot of us. antioch, warm at 71. as we go hour-by-hour, the quote -- coastal cloud cover tomorrow morning. i think the marine layer breaks down by 10:00 and we are warming up inland, in the 70's and 80's by 10:00 a.m. highs on monday, wide range, 68 in the city, 73 in oakland, 83 in san jose, 88 in santa rosa but 97 in concord, 100 in antioch. for the next seven days, tomorrow we find better air quality in the afternoon. tuesday, cooler weather tuesday inland. 90

marine battalion arrived in kabul to help evacuate u.s. diplomats and thousands of afghans. it comes as the taliban continues to gain ground after taking control of the country's second largest city yesterday. 3,000 marines and soldiers are expected to arrive over the weekend. the pentagon is warning that any attacks on u.s. forces will receive a strong response. >>> calltrain is boosting its services, start on monday, will increase service to the highest level it's ever been. caltrain will discount by 50% in september, and during peak commuting hours, four trains per hour. weekend service will be the same with two additional trips added to the late morning, and evening. ridership up 40% on the weekends. >>> the south bay annual jazz festival is back. in fact, it actually kicked off in downtown san jose yesterday. like many things, it looks a bit different because of covid. there will only be six stages and three of them will be outdoors. people headed to the indoor shows will have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test as well as wear a mask. the festival runs through sunday. that's great that it's back, obviously different than pre-covid. vianey arana is back wit

you can see the fog is city, but the marine layer is not too expensive, so a lot of us have clear skies tonight, and the fog is pretty much limited to the immediate coastline. today a lot of us hit the moderate air quality category. you probably saw the haze in the atmosphere, smokey and the atmosphere because of the wildfires to our north -- smoke in the atmosphere because of the wildfires to our north. most of us are green. hour-by-hour, 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, we do expect a similar sky like we had today. hazy conditions. the thickest smoke is going to stay to the east and north. even better air is going to move in on monday. by monday afternoon, a nice breeze kicks in and lives a love of smoke away from the bay area, so expect pretty -- blows a lot of smoke away from the bay area. tomorrow, though, air quality is moderate no matter where you are across the bay area. pm 2.5 levels right abo right aa 50, which puts us in the moderate category. by monday afternoon, we will see fresh air move-in. today we were in the 90's, if not exceeding 100 in our warmest spots. tonight we have warm

of bay area government says four counties and 23 cities and towns filed appeals to try and lower their goals. that includes santa clara, contra costa, marin and sonoma counties. more than one quarter of the bay area is included among the cities and counties filing the appeals. >>> time to look at the forecast on little friday, as we call it. >> it's going to be hot for the inland areas and cool near the coast, and watching rain not too far from the bay area. let's look at the green creeping up the coast. it will stay off the coast, but it will start a lot more muggy out there as we are getting a surge of monsoon moisture coming in. we are starting out at 69 degrees already in brentwood this morning, and it's in the upper 60s for san francisco, and mid-60s for the south bay, and 65 as you head out the door in concord. no need for a jacket, and it's going to be hot this afternoon. reaching back in the upper 80s and low 90s, antioch heading to 92 degrees, and 94 in livermore and morgan hill and 88 in napa. we'll talk about even hotter temperatures in the forecast coming up. >>> mike, you are getting a look at the tri-valley. >> that's right.

that's 9 in under a week it's campus capture to find about an political marine both in the north and thought a city in the southwest that the group has also made gains in traditionally anti taliban provinces. and your official has told reuters news agency, the all group non control 65 percent of the country. sharla bellis has bought from cobble taliban taking 3 provinces. justin tuesday. evening of s gonna sons 34. they just picked up. the provincial capital finds a bad that symbolic sean in the north east of f. kennesaw. it's actually the 1st time that the group has held bellhack, sean, in the history of the movement. they also picked up the provincial capital, political murray, which has been battling up to 2 days of heavy fighting. that is quite significant because it's the gateway to the north from cobble. so definitively managed to cut off most of the north from cobble. now they also picked up far a city the provincial capital, far in the south waste. this to night, picking up the 3 provincial capitals have now got 9. and to put that into context, the last time they held a provincial capital w

they impact al immediate contra costa marin, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, sonoma county, as well as the city of berkley. an interesting note here. solano and napa county is not part of today's announcement. the two main themes here are that the numbers are going in the wrong direction, and it's time for people who can get vaccinated to do so. we heard from contra costa county that the number of covid patients there has doubled in just the past 10 days, and that indoor gatherings present the greatest risk of the transmission of covid again. we heard over and over again from the health officers that now is the time to get vaccinated and to wear a mask. when you're in an indoor setting. this means you go to the grocery store. other places right now, many of these establishments say masks are optional if you're fully vaccinated, but now you're vaccination status does not mean that you can forego that mask. so again, we're going to stay on top of this breaking news. bring you more information as we get it. the headline here starting reimposing masking rules for every news here. swing back to our

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of the idea that they have becomee accreditd and they are getting this new york is the marine part of new york city police department. i had so much fun in transit but also it allowed me with the state department across the river because of this soog in nw york in the city and had about the rest of it is and had is what you make it. with some people unfortunately big-ticket anchor to the criminal side. so we look up your exciting lease department and once again advised by bob who was advising me in the transit police and think the groundwork to potentially transit production on broadway with the new york city police department. a couple of years later it happened. >> talk about your first duty new york city police commissioner, honestly you had a chance to serve commissioner so let's fast-forward new york. first time around new york city, the largest department in the united states, arlo what was when you took it over in 94th but i don't think it's 40000. >> ninety-five, giuliani was merge the department so we went up to 38000. after i left and 96, 99 with the addition of the cops program 100,000 a

city, herat, and also lash cargo in home. and adam was seen as a research fellow quincy, and she has served as a us marine in afghanistan. he says the loss of 2 cities to the taliban is a significant blow to the afghan government. these cities aren't very large cities . they are conventional capitals, but the populations aren't very big. but they do represent 100 a hundreds of millions of dollars in potential revenue to the off on government, you know, in a landlocked country where trade accounts, trade revenue accounts for the majority of revenue, or perhaps at least half of revenue coming in to the state. so it's essentially cutting off the african government from one of its primary revenue sources. and it also has the secondary effect of forcing afghanistan's neighbors to engage directly with the taliban at these border crossings. which of course, gives the talib on a certain amount of legitimacy. i think the afghan government can turn the tide, but it needs to alter its, its military strategy. it's over reliant on the commandos which they've been flying over around the country from city to city. they need to reorganiz

city. it's all under some marine layer that we're seeing hazy sunshine once this low cloud cover clears out. so even in areas where you're not really looking at the grey. you're looking up at that hugh, that very evident haze that is pushed into the bay over the course of the day yesterday we saw and we're going to see more of it today. a northerly wind pushing wildfire smoke. back with us. one of the reasons we're actually ferrying. all right at the surface this morning is the return of cool ocean air right along the coast in the core of the bay itself. this is actually making for a brief respite from poor air quality for beside in coastal cities. inland areas are already moderate north bay, especially the further north you get already in the unhealthy category. current temperatures are in the 50's to 60's so venture out there with some of our better air quality right now. some of our more comfortable temperatures. good morning to run those errands, take the dogs on a walk before we heat up and only get more and more hazy towards the afternoon. back to you. thanks a lot. >> it's 9. '03, an

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city. even if we take this to 1:00 in the afternoon, there is this patch of marine layer for the west half of the city coming through the golden gate and probably even more patchiness redeveloping. that's what we have been doing for the last several days. we will get some mist. in the city, you might have some down along the peninsula and east bay hills. >>> if you look at the big picture, more rain, actual rain to the sierra today. there has been a pattern this week with the thunderstorms in the mountains but today they are starting to get pushed back into the desert southwest so that pattern will start to quiet down. at home, sunshine for the rest of the day. daytime highs almost exactly on the but fon for average, upper 70s to low 80s for the south bay. a getting into the immediate bayou feel a little cooler. right on the mark for average there. upper 80s. maybe a few 90s showing up there. the temperatures are so much caller here. although, as you get into the stral lis of marin and sonoma, we have some there and 77 and mid-90s up north. seven-day forecast. i'll show you how things play

as you make your way into the city and anywhere along the coastline on the peninsula nor up in marin county. 60's for your highs near the coast today were it will be 70's is based or cities today redwood city and san carlos beach at 74 mountain view 72. san jose 75 today. perfect day. look at this weather in the east bay pleasanton livermore here in the 90's. now it's 78 for your high oakland at 69 for the high today. well, while make creek danville and conquered may hold on to the 80's. certainly no more 90's on the map antioch in vacaville, 8687 santa rosa through nevado each in the upper 70's. now tomorrow's temperatures will be a lot warmer than today as we see temperatures researching and researching quick into friday and saturday. also a chance of some smoke to start settling into the bay more and more into the start of the weekend. we do see temperatures drop again, though, into early next week back down into the upper 80's. >> reyna. john, thank you for that. on this thursday morning. we're starting with the bay bridge traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under

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city now. a bunch of stars up above. marine layer is kind of compressed but we'll wake up to more fog first thing tomorrow morning. air quality was good today. as we head over the next couple of days you'll notice tuesday into wednesday is that it is a mixture between good and moderate. a little bit of haze in the atmosphere from time to time but all in all it looks like our air quality will remain on the good-to-moderate side meaning you're not going to find thick smoke in our atmosphere this week. good news there. we're at 60 in oakland. 61 in hayward. 63 in san jose. 67 currently in concorde. we'll have the cloud cover first. it will spill into the bayshoreline overnight tonight. mid-to-upper 50's first thing tomorrow morning. you may need a light jacket if you're out early first thing. otherwise we'll see the fog break down pretty quickly tomorrow morning. here is live doppler. the story we're tracking across california now. what we're watchingrea of high pressure building off the gulf of alaska. it is going to strengthen o

marine staff sgt. gary taylor hoover, 31 salt lake city utah, former football player national natural born leader. poral riley, 20 of them recently by three weeks from becoming a father. marine corporal david espinoza, 20 in texas. second deployment to the middle east. marine lance corporal jared schmidt, 20 of st. charles, missouri, his mother said his lifelong dream was to become a soldier and serve the country. foreman maxton, honorable student in high school. nicole g, in sacrament of california, a technician, pictured here holding and afghan baby days before her death. lance corporal dylan, 20 of california. he was honored by high school students at his alma mater who are more red, bright and blue during friday night's football game. marine sgt. giovanni, massachusetts honor for exceptional student by her dunes. lance corporal following deployment he planned to follow his parent footsteps and become a sheriff's deputy. marine corporal roberto, he's from indiana. state officials amended the 2017 high school graduate for his bravery and dedication to serving our country. plant corporal kareem, 2

lot of gunfire in the cities of kansas city, herat, and also lash cargo in helmand at one c as a research fellow at quincy institute and has served as a us marine in afghanistan and explains why the capture of these 2 cities could be a major blow to the african government. these cities aren't very large cities, they are provincial capitals, but the populations aren't very big. but they do represent 100 a hundreds of millions of dollars in potential revenue to the off on government. in a, in a landlocked country where trade accounts, trade revenue accounts for the majority of revenue, or perhaps at least half of revenue coming in to the state. so it's essentially cutting off the african government from one of its primary revenue sources. and it also has the secondary effect of forcing up on a stunned neighbors to engage directly with the taller bond at these border crossings. which of course gives the tub on a certain amount of legitimacy. on the 2nd largest island area has been scorched by wildfires which are edging closer to athens. thousands of people have now fled their homes while others have been fighting to put out the flames. but his nam

the first group of marines have arrived to start evacuating americans. >> the city.ver highways and major intersections. >> in his first public appearance in days ashraf ghani vowed not to give up on what he called the achievements of the last 20 years. the tall ban have seized over half of afghan's pro-vin shall capitals $85 billion on afghan army. officials sacrum bled. until kandahar their spiritual home. 3,000 u.s. troops to arrive to evacuate troops from the embassy. destroying accepts tiff information at the facility that cost over $700 million to build. despite county carpg, the pentagon refusing to call this a combat mission. >> these soldiers and marines, they are full kitted out. putting on night vision goggles, landing in kabul taking on positions at the airport. they are going to a combat zone, are they not? >> they are certainly going into harm's way, lucas. they will have the right of self-defense. they will be armed. >> mitch mcconnell's the u.s. to ramp up airstrikes to save the afghan government. some u.s. veterans want to pull all americans out and

shooter, the latest on the investigation, plus the first of 3000, us soldiers and marines have arrived in afghanistan as cityity there falls to the taliban. i'm caroline shoveling arriving in ay to help evacuate the remaining americans there. but now there's concern tonight that kabul could fall to the taliban by this weekend boxes. caroline shyly tells us, the president and top military officials are monitoring the situation. the first of 3000, us marines and soldiers arriving in afghanistan this weekend or finding a grim reality. the taliban took four more provincial capitals on friday, zeroing in on the country's most important city of kabul. and we have noted with great concern the speed with which they have been moving, um and the um and the lack of resistance that they have faced the u. s troops are there to evacuate american diplomats from the us embassy in kabul, sources told fox on friday that officials destroyed sensitive documents and equipment at the embassy. u s officials are warning the taliban that taking the afghan capital would backfire. the world it's coming together in a single voice to sa

city now. a bunch of stars up above. marine layer is kind of compressed but we'll wake up to more fog first thing tomorrow morning. air quality was good today. as we head over the next couple of days you'll notice tuesday into wednesday is that it is a mixture between good and moderate. a little bit of haze in the atmosphere from time to time but all in all it looks like our air quality will remain on the good-to-moderate side meaning you're not going to find thick smoke in our atmosphere this week. good news there. we're at 60 in oakland. 61 in hayward. 63 in san jose. 67 currently in concorde. we'll have the cloud cover first. it will spill into the bayshoreline overnight tonight. mid-to-upper 50's first thing tomorrow morning. you may need a light jacket if you're out early first thing. otherwise we'll see the fog break down pretty quickly tomorrow morning. here is live doppler. the story we're tracking across california now. what we're watching is an area of high pressure building off the gulf of alaska. it is going to stre

. >>> quite the comparison this morning between what the marine layer looks like in the city.from treasure island looking back from the skyline and now we check out the view from the hills above the inland valleys of the east bay. concord is out there in that haze. air quality will be moderate for the majority of the bay area. is the inland valleys of the east bay that we will notice that the most pure even at that air quality should remain moderate at worst. that does bring out an air quality advisory from the district for the bay area. seven-day forecast is a cooldown. go from the upper 90s and it will be hot for the inland valleys of the east bay and tomorrow but by tuesday a big improvement. >>> thank you so much darren and thank you for joining us. cbs this morning which ain't poly is next tier on kpix 5. enjoy the rest of your sunday. >>> homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we have to immediately cut taxes twenty-five percent. fix housing and homelessness. and make life in california affordable again.

>> reporter: these service members now home, their sacrifice honored in cities and towns across a grateful nation, including marine corporals daegan page and humberto sanchez, lance corporals david espinoza, and kareem nikoui, navy corpsman maxton soviak. johanny rosario was from massachusetts. >> we will always remember her as the hero that she is. >> reporter: missouri remembering lance corporal jared schmitz. ten of the fallen were based at california's camp pendleton, like rylee mccollum, set to become a new father in just three weeks and corporal hunter lopez, the son of sheriff's deputies >> the patriotism doesn't go by area or state. it impacts all of us. >> reporter: marine staff sergeant taylor hoover's dad says he was a natural leader >> he was helping those that were less fortunate, those that can't help themselves. >> reporter: the ultimate sacrifice in service of others. peter alexander, nbc news >> our thanks to you, peter. in a moment, the big headline on covid. the new travel restrictions proposed for unvaccinated americans. >>> back now with the covid surge in america sparking dramatic moves overs

it's campus capture to find about an political marine both in the north and thought a city in the southwest that the group has also made gains in traditionally anti taliban provinces. and your official has told reuters news agency, the all group non control 65 percent of the country. sharla bellis has bought from cobble taliban.

city leaders decided to end the outdoor dining ordinance by next june according to the marin ij. and city leaders sent a letter to governor newsom in january requesting eating outside stick around after the state shut it down. this was due to a surge in covid cases. >>> more ahead on "today in the bay," including grades are in. how one top american doctor is ranking california's back-to-school covid plans. >>> plus, facing new fallout, the growing investigation into sexual assault allegations against new york governor andrew cuomo. and what he's saying this morning. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪♪ at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still excl

marines who was killed in the kabul airport bombing. he is a corporal and his family lives in norco. michelle julie has the story. >> reporter: at the veterans memorial a city councilman lowered the american flag and honor of the 20-year-old marine . he is one of 13 servicemembers killed in the terrorist blast in afghanistan. >> he was one of the rtc kids we saw during a ceremony. he was up here i think as part of the events we have your. >> reporter: he graduated from norco high school in 2019. the son of the principal was in rotc at the same time. >> a good kid. really had a strong energy about him. he knew what he wanted to do. it was neat to see, you know, the direction and drive and goalsetting. >> reporter: the riverside sheriff's department is grieving for another young marine. a former explorer scout from the palm desert station. the shares captain as his father. >> they would line up here because they have a lot of elderly veterans. >> reporter: the mayor showed us the newest part of the veterans memorial, but it is still under construction. the gold star family monument for loved ones for fallen servicemembers is being built by a local man who is

another marine who served in sangin said, they put up a map on the city when they got there, and that one marines vivid description said it looks like someone had sneezed blood although for the map, because the mob was covered in red dots, and every red dot on the map marked a place where the taliban had opened fire on allied troops. just absolutely, absolutely perilous place for those u.s. marines coming in after the british had experienced so much death and so many casualties there. but in sangin, like in so many places in the course of the war, the marines were not there on their own. they had help. this guy right here, who were gonna show on the screen, there's a red arrow pointing to him, his arms are folded in front of him and he's focused intently on the local guy who is speaking to. the red arrow on that picture is pointing to a young afghan men who goes by the name zak, it's not his real name but that's with the marines called him. he was just 20 years old when he signed up to work within the rains it helmand province. he was an interpreter for the u.s. army, he would help th

. >>> the city said an unvaccinated marin county elementary school teacher caused a covid outbreak in may month students and parents, leading to a total of 27 cases. five were adults, including the teacher and the 22 students were their sub lings. the teacher wasup masked while reading to students in class. meantime, stanford has some of the strictest covid protocols of any university in the country. soon, starting september 20th, fully vaccinated and staff will be required to test once a week. unvaccinated staff and students will be required to test twice a week. >>> water levels in lake mendocino dropped to near record lows. it's below the 20,000-acre feet. that is despite orders preventing water ride holders from drawing from the russian river. sonoma county water officials hoped to keep levels above 20,000. at least until october. they haven't been this lowence is 1977. the low levels could affect water quality for those downstream. >>> and in the forecast this morning, we're going to focus on air quality. this is one of the tougher stretches of days we have had so far for the smo