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more of you know what or better only you can sorely kind of hurt it was there when mother bay mccarran any walk to you and i can help them to live here and they're torn. and i will not name kim more than i hear any. one of my who took over on any and only a month that he had a black mark to my mother after going to a show here and. on a little more i thought it was a photo it was super after all and absolutely didn't want. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say

. >>> a mother in the south bay with a desperate plea for her young son. help students with special education needs during this pandemic. >>> opening night for the san francisco giants and who says you can't have fun during a pandemic? >>> summer heat's making a return. i'll have your weekend preview coming up. "abc7 news" at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is "abc7 news." >> tonight, san francisco is taking a bold step to help thousands of students in need with distance learning. they're turning dozens of public facilities into so-called cceed.ng hubs to help kids t pandemiha created unforeseen challenges for parents, students and teachers. that's why education is a major focus in our building a better bay area efforts. cornell bernard takes a closer look at this innovative plan. >> it was frustrating trying to teach my kids. >> reporter: she's feeling stressed and concerned about her five kids tackling distance learning again this fall after a challenging spring and summer. >> you have a lot of kid

. >>> a bay area mother honoring the memory of her son by putting smiles on the faces of others. >> reporter: a bit of a twist, charitable food donations in exchange for a free ice cream, there are several things going on at once, donate food to the needy and get ice cream. donate cash to make a wish foundation and get or ju in lin free ice cream. veronica johnson is in charge of this thing. she says it's to honor her young son who died 20 years ago.>> he was only 25 months old, he had 4 open-heart surgeries. his first at nine days old and his fourth one he passed away at 25 months. >> reporter: veronica says she decided years ago to turn her grief into giving, and nourishment to the needy, help donate to make a wish foundation so other terminally ill children's last days are little easier. the day begins with a thank you to dozens of volunteers. >> it's going to be magical, thank you all for coming out. my heart is full.>> reporter: cars lined up to drop donations and receive the ice cream. it is a hard day. some can hardly wait>> i've been losing my mind but actually coming here makes you

. >>> a mother in the south bay with a desperate plea for her young son.ancisco giants and who says you can't have fun during a pandemic? >>> summer heat's making a return. i'll have your weekend preview coming up. "abc7 news" at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is "abc7 news." >> tonight, san francisco is taking a bold step to help thousands of students in need with distance learning. they're turning dozens of public facilities into so-called learning hubs to help kids succeed. >> the pandemic has created unforeseen challenges for parents, students and teachers. that's why education is a major focus in our building a better bay area efforts. cornell bernard takes a closer look at this innovative plan. >> it was frustrating trying to teach my kids. ed and concerned five kids tackling distance learning again this fall after a

store teaching your children about social justice, how a bay area mother's new book is helping start conversations at home. >>> a lot of parents are looking for tools and building blocks to think about how to talk to their children about doing something. about caring. about giving a >>> a new petition for trader joes to change what some are calling racist product packaging. >>> and a royal wedding amidst a global pandemic. more on the low key nuptials for queen elizabeth's granddaughter, princess beatrice. degrees today. warmed up 12 i'll spotlight where that was and what it means for tomorrow's temperatures, and did you notice the haze in the sky today? i'll tell you where that's coming from. and what it means for air quality, coming up. . >>> she's a bay area mom, a social justice entrepreneur, and the niece of senator kamala harris. >>> she's hoping her new book teaches important lessons of unity and resilience and the power of strong black girls and women. kpix 5 reporter, betty yu and here with her story. >>> mina harris never thought she'd release her book in the middle of a pa

>>in the east bay, a mother suffering from cancer is pleading that people wear masks so that she and her family can stay safe during the pandemic kron four's michelle kingston now sharing her strong message. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old when i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that spend difficult it can get cancer treatment if you lose someone gets covid you can't go to the

also local -- stick overmuch a local in that regard, i still have family in the bay area father, motherothers. >> wonderful, so you the chief executive officer of catholic charities in the archdiocese of san francisco. i looked the various websites to see what you have, i see 5 identified as areas, maybe you want to tell us a little bit about those? >> certainly, we serve the homeless in various ways. we serve aging adults and disabled adults. we serve refugee and immigrant individuals as well as children. in homelessness area we serve an immense amount of beautiful to me beautiful human beings who need shelter, you need love, and need detection from what is happening on the streets. we have mentally -- many homeless mothers and babies in our community as well as other centers that we have. in our aging and support services we have older adults who come to our centers to be among friends and to feel nurtured, companionship. they are just amazing, amazing people who just need to be with community and need to be cared for instead of being at home, lonely or without food or safe surroundin

debate even politicized, but wearing masks could save lives and it is a simple act that one east bay mother hopes everyone will consider so that she and her family can leave their house again some day. >>kron four's michelle kingston shares the story of a woman battling stage 4 cancer during the pandemic. >>my cancer doesn't make me any less valuable person. my cancer doesn't mean that my kids will miss meaningless. jessica blue shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old and i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her

one east bay mother hopes you will consider so she and her family can leave the house again someday kron four's michelle kingston now shares the story of a woman here battling stage 4 cancer during the covid pandemic. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old and i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that spend difficult it can get cancer treatment if you lose someone who gets covid you can't g

. >>> and east bay mother honored her son today by giving back to the children of her community. 20 yearsgo today dilan michael passed away after his fourth open heart surgery. his mom decided to mark his passing by serving free ice cream to the children of livermore. >> he loved ice cream. i didn't want to be home alone, and feeling sorry for myself because my son was gone. and it is the 20-year anniversary of his passing, so why not do something big? i feel giving back to the community is first and foremost what everybody should be doing. evon slmedia, residentst the stepped up and donated to the cause. the giveaway expanded to five hours' worth of free ice cream. the food gathered at the event will be donated to a food pantry. >>> will it be for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious sid

politicize been wearing a mask could save lives scientists say it's a simple acts that one east bay mother here hopes everyone will consider doing so that she and her family can leave the house again someday kron four's michelle kingston shares the story of a woman battling stage 4 cancer. during the pandemic. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old when i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said th

. >> a family in the north bay devastated after a mother's' sudden virus symptoms quickly led to her deathbed. we tell you about the family's message of caution. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us and welcome to morning sun two. i'm dave

a bay-air mother's struggle to educate her children. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff raniere. that cool ocean breeze is starting to move in over the east bay. i'll show you the impact it has to our temperatures tomorrow coming up in about 7 minutes. ♪ menutaur get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> just into our newsroom the covid outbreak at the santa rita jail in dublin is growing. the alameda county sheriffs department says there's now 101 confirmed cases. the jail says of the 101 cases 45 of the inmates have recovered. >>> in southern california one of the state's most conservative counties may be headed for a new showdown with the governor. orange county has been on the state's watch list for weeks but has repeatedly protested it states orders to roll back re-openings. earlier this week several of it counties school districts unveiled school reopening p

. >> a family in the north bay devastated after a mother's' sudden virus symptoms quickly led to her deathbed. we tell you about the family's message of caution. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us and welcome to morning sun two. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook and it's thursday morning, july 23. thank you for waking up with us. let's check with steve paulson as we lead into the weekend. any changes? >>> just day-to-day changes, no screaming message that says a big pattern change. temperatures have been below average. thunderstorm activity firing up with a logo going through but it didn't chew up the fog. everyone says quality including concord and livermore and it does look warmer today after cool readings. 60 degrees and 2987 on the pressure. south at concord, 13 with temperatures on the mild side and 73 on the streets of bakersfield. that is for sale. 73 on the streets of bakersfield. thunderstorms over the mountains, highs, 60s and 70s and close to average and then slightly below. speaking of sale, there is a buck owens live

. >>> right now, a bay area mother is honoring the memory of her son by putting smiles on the faces of others. >> she is proving we are better together. veronica johnson lost her son dillon 20 years ago . he passed away 25 months old. she decided years ago to turn her grief into giving. her was to donate the cash or show up and get free ice cream. >> it is magical and thank you all for coming on out. my heart is full. my heart is really full. >> you are the dna of this community, this kindness and generosity it continues to this day. i am very proud of this community. >> her team collected nearly $400 for make-a-wish in just the first hour. remember we want to bring you the good news like this. go to kpix.com/together to find stories of how we are better together in the bay area. >>> it is 5:55. hired and fired and then hired again. how they are making things difficult. >> it is a sad and mournful day in gilroy pick it is the one- year anniversary of the garlic festival shooting. will look at the plants remember the events coming up in a live report. >>> there is another look outside.

and the east bay, a mother suffering from cancer is pleading for people to wear masks so she and her family can be safe in the pandemic kron four's michelle kingston shares their story. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. >>there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old and i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that spend difficult it can get cancer treatment if you lose someone gets covid you can't go to the cancer center, which

also word of a traffic hazard possibly a broken down vehicle or debris on the upper deck of bay bridge mother treasure island. so that may add to a busy ride t spots include the he traffic the ride out of northbound 101 into morgan hill. now busy westbound 580 through the altamont pass. >>> breaking news. the u.s. canada and the uk say russia is trying to steal information from researchers developing a covid-19 vaccine. the hackers are part of a group called apt29 also known as the dukes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. following the ongoing murder trial for the two young marin county men accused of kilning on italian police officer last year. finnegan lee elder now 20 years old and gabriel york now 19. his face is blocked out there. they said they mistook the officer and criminals as attackers trying to attack them and they scuffled trying to defend themselves. that has they are charged in the killing of mario serious yellow on italian street. elder doing the stabbing and york is accused of murdapon. but they're both charged with homicide because that is what is allowed under ita

in the east bay a mother suffering from cancer is pleading that people wear masks. so she and her family can stay safe during the pandemic kron four's michelle kingston shares her message. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old and i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that spend difficult it can get cancer treatment if you lose someone gets covid you can't go to the ca

>>thanks a lot of 5.31 in the east bay, a mother suffering from cancer is pleading for people to wearmasks. so that she and her family can stay safe in this pandemic kron four's michelle kingston shares her story. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old and i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that spend difficult it can get cancer treatment if you lose someone gets covid you can't go to

>>at 6.34, let's bring it back to the bay area in the east bay a mother suffering from cancer is pleading for people to do exactly that where masks she says she and her family need to stay alive during this pandemic and wearing a mask will help in that front kron four's michelle kingston has their story. >>just a couple shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. >>there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old when i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that

. >> reporter: she and her mother live in san francisco's bay view, where they say mail delivery in their neighborhood has been sporadic or nonexistent, a cycle that has repeated itself for months. >> every month we go through the same thing, where we have to go down to the post office. >> reporter: they have gone down to the post office to complain, they say they have gotten the run around. >> we'll be told we are short, we don't have a supervisor. it's just constant excuses about bout why we have not received our mail. , a postal service spokesman said i spoke with a manager who runs the city, and he stated unequivocal that there was only one day in the last two weeks that the carrier did not finish his route, including mail delivered to that address peoples, there are no indications that this has been a problem over the past few months, as you would told. nguyen said that's not true, and she said claims that the postage has been dropped are not true. >> there's actually no mail and nothing in the mailbox. >> reporter: because of the coronavirus pandemic, she relies on the postal servic

bottom bay was impervious to outsidethreats, so it thought, that is, until mother nature reader her headt was totally unexpected. >> a local historian says the people of pompeii were a lot like us with coronavirus, seeming to choke its victims. they fell prey to vapors, now importalized in these plastic casts.s. >> trying not to breathe the fume, the gases. >> before the eruption, mount va soouf yazave been bel days didn? >> whoa wish you a h ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: breaking news tonight: 50,000 new infections. as more states shatter records. the pre's t advisers declares ng, "wnot fla" in florida, new coronavirus cases nearly double in a day, across the south, hospitals are overflowing, overwhelmed test sites turning people away. tonight, the new closures and restrictions ahead of july 4. ignoring the rules: from parties to crowded bars, experts say americans aren't taking socialcs could the infection rate explode this holiday weekend? tonight, a republican governor who once balked at mandating masks is now requiring them.

of the murder of george floyd it's very strong feelings just as a as a mother i'm hearing somebody call out for them on hand. >>bay for their lives had it i felt a tremendous sense of sorrow and anger and frustration at the situation and i was also angry because i knew that this situation was going to impact my department and you know the strides that we've made in community policing efforts here as far as a plan going forward the new chief says that. >>number one on her list is to listen i i really want to hear from our staff. >>as to how they feel about that the department of what they think the streets and witnesses are so that we can really form the strategy moving or teresa is stasio kron 4 news. >>their ability to dictate terms call the shots up and entire sectors and inspire fear represent the powers of a private government. our founders would not bow before king. nor should we bought before the emperor is the online economy. >>are the major tech giants too big and too powerful lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say yes and today they had a chance to grill tech ceo's about their business models our washin

of the murder of george floyd it's very strong feelings just as a as a mother i'm hearing somebody call out for them on hand. >>bay for their lives had it i felt a tremendous sense of sorrow and anger and frustration at the situation and i was also angry because i knew that this situation was going to impact my department and you know the strides that we've made in community policing efforts here as far as a plan going forward the new chief says that. >>number one on her list is to listen i i really want to hear from our staff as to how they feel about that the department was 80 just recently says are so that we can really. >>for the strategy moving or teresa is stasio kron 4 news. >>coming up find out what president trump did today with a fair housing rule that was meant to combat housing discrimination. plus just how much it will cost you if you want to ride on. virgin galactic's spaceship. and after the break senate republicans backing up their plan to slash unemployment benefits saying and the more money when >>in just a few days the covid unemployment payments will expire and house democrats are calling out r

most cases of covid-19, the ate'sew n con over new staffing shortages at bay area nursing facilities, and one of them, a mother has now anxious about the future. >>> new pressure on schools. uc berkeley now opting for 100% remote learning this fall. csu students making demands over campus readiness, and a high-profile attorney now suing so schools can reopen for in-person classes. >>> also ahea oad's mayoret trashed. po the vandals who tookra ouncer: building a better bay area for a safe and security future, this is abc7 news. >>> we begin with califo 400,000 coronavirus cases. we now join new york as the only two staltes to reach that numbe. it is another side of california's concerning upward trend, but just how bad is the surge? good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dietz. let's talk to liz to break down this number. liz? >> reporter: it is a jarring number, and more than that, california is about to overtake new york for most cases in the country. population rate being key to really understand where we stand compared to other states. throughout this pandemic, california has been a state to watch, fi

. >> a family and the north bay is devastated after a mother suddenly became sick with coronavirus, and died. >>> for mornings on fox 2, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you for joining us on mornings on fox 2, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. it is july 23. i can't believe we are getting towards the end of july. let's check in with steve paulson. july has cooled off from the start of the summer. >> you know, we have high temperatures going back towards may and june, july, july has been our friend so far. unless you want warmer weather. it will be back. it always comes back. august is showing signs of being warmer. most of the country, east of the rockies is where it is the warmest. we have had a break. there are summers were we don't get a break like this. thunderstorms are in the mountains. the city is at 55 degrees. 60s at livermore and san jose. everywhere is cloudy. the onshore breeze is not roaring as much as it was before. below is moving and lynn, and the low pressure on the west coast keeps temperatures near average to slightly below. livermore and san jose,

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bay. police are telling us this morning a woman stabbed her mother to death and then tried to kill her brother. police say after some sort of altercation the woman began attacking. her brother is in critical condition. police say a baby and 3-year-old were also in the home at the time but were not hurt. >>> well, happening now firefighters are making headway knocking down a wildfire burning in fresno county. that fire has burned close to 27,000 acres. it's also nearing 50% containment. that fire is making its presence known. contributing to the smoky skies. today the air district is ext d extending its air quality advisory through at least the end of the week. >>> cases continue to spike in los angeles. mayor eric garcetti is having second thoughts this morning and thinks the county reopened too soon. more than 2,200 people are hospitalized with covid in l.a. county alone. more than 147,000 people have been infected. 4,000 people have died. garcetti is now saying the virus is too strong to start relaxing restrictions. >> this virus preys on our division, preys on our exhaustion, in those momen

bay area wildfires burning. evacuations were lifted overnight. that is good news in east contra costa county. their mother what is left of a brush fire near the area near tranquility bay and holland tract road . they are trying to get rid of weeds and it burned 75 acres but no buildings. >>> a major fire burned here, the hog fire in the northeastern corridor of the state, some evacuations have been ordered. and the smoke from the fire is expected to drift into the bay area and could affect our air- quality. back to you. >>> let's take an eye on the quick check of the big board. the dow is now up over the 300 mark on this tuesday morning. >>> it is time for look at this morning's other top stories. san mateo county still the only bay area county not on the state's watchlist. >> they released a lot of. they said that jim's and more will have to shut down again. >>> bay area salons are scrambling to move businesses outside. the governor is releasing guidelines. individual counties will approve them and they can offer some services outdoors. >>> marin county discuss how to crack down on businesses that violat

of the murder of george floyd it's very strong feelings just as a as a mother i'm hearing somebody call out for them on hand. >>bay for their lives had it i felt a tremendous sense of sorrow and anger and frustration at the situation and i was also angry because i knew that this situation was going to impact my department am you know the strides that we've made in community policing efforts here as far as a plan going forward the new chief says that. >>number one on her list is to listen i i really want to hear from our staff. >>as to how they feel about that the department of what they think the streets and witnesses are so that we could really form the strategy moving or teresa is stasio kron 4 news. >>and from here let's go live to cape canaveral florida where at this very moment, we've got it atlas 5 rocket lifting off right now carrying a board. the latest mars rover. 2.4 billion dollar over known as prisoner as you have gone a closed loop country going to be landing on the red planet february so think about this is going to take about 6 and a half months to get there and once the rover lands on the ground it

temperatures are going to be about 5 to 10b0 above average mother 70s in san francisco, 80b0 in the least side of the bay80s san jose and a couple of degrees warmer in concord pushes you up to the mid-90s. all the temperatures we expect for highs tomorrow afternoon, mid to upper 60s along the coast, several degrees warmer than today. low to mid 80s along the south bay and upper 80s and low 90s further inland in the santa clara valley. the tri-valley warming to 90b0 for the cool spots and in the mid-90s around concord and pleasant hill, mid 90s and contra costa county into pittsburgh, and in brentwood. mid to upper 80s for vallejo and venetia and temperatures in the low to mid 70s to around 80b0 around the bay. upper 60s for daly city, that is not bad for july but temperatures on the toasty side for the north bay, upper 80s and some low to mid 90s on the map. the hottest spots over not going to be a northern sonoma and napa counties with high temperatures into the upper half of the 90s low to mid 90s for lake and mendocino county. if you are someone who has breathing issues, we are talking about sensitive

jose under overcast skies in the distance of the east bay hills 67 meanwhile, a 10 by one word 82 that's presuming some inland clearing by 10 mother would get a couple trouble spots in around the immediate bay. coming up in a bit we'll check in your forecast party. >>all right dave thanks along we begin this hour with a developing story we're following this morning in the east bay police in berkeley investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened overnight. it was at the cvs store on shattuck avenue where an officer was injured during the confrontation. the officer was patrolling the area when they

jose under overcast skies in the distance of the east bay hills 67 meanwhile, a 10 by one word 82 that's presuming some inland clearing by 10 mother would get a couple trouble spots in around the immediate bay. coming up in a bit we'll check in your forecast party. >>all right dave thanks along we begin this hour with a developing story we're following this morning in the east bay police in berkeley investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened overnight. it was at the cvs store on shattuck avenue where an officer was injured during the confrontation. the officer was patrolling the area when they noticed a theft in progress that involved multiple people that's when the officer then tried to detain those suspects and there was a confrontation and the officer opened fire. not clear yet this morning what caused the officer to use the gun. the officer sustained an injury to their foot and was taken to the hospital and has also been placed on administrative leave pending the results of the investigation. and we have breaking news from overnight. one person had to be rescued from the fire in san francisco. you're taking a loo

bay. a woman stabbed her mother to death and tried to kill her brother.esterday morning on byron street in vallejo the woman and her mother visited a brother from new orleans. the woman began attacking, her brother is in critical condition. >>> happening now firefighters making headway knocking down the wildfire that has burned close to 27,000 acres. this is over seven days destroying four buildings. the fire also making its presence known in the bay area. if the air district is extending its air quality advisory through at least the end of the day. >>> a new warning from the mayor of los angeles as covid cases continue to spike there. mayor eric garcetti is having second thoughts this morning. he says the county reopened too soon. the latest numbers show more than 2,200 covid patients are now hospitalized in l.a. county alone. more than 147,000 people infected. 4,000 people have died. garcetti is now saying the virus is too strong to start relaxing restrictions. >> this virus preys on our division, preys when we get exhausted, preys on those moments we d

will keep talking about the breaking news from san francisco but we are also talking about this bay area mother honoring the life of her late son in a very unique way. in the next hour, what she's doing to keep his memory alive two decades after he died. >> plus, we will show you raccoons that need a spa day during the pandemic. in the next hour, where this raccoon was taking a dip in this pool and the video that has gone viral. >> but first, dr. fauci throughout the first pitch at the national season opener but he's a big hit in many ways. after the break, i would tell you the baseball record dr. fauci just set. and don't forget that you can have morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/email. sign up for the daily service. peer. this isn't about today. this is about the next 10 years. pero hoy, tu puedes hacer algo. you can make a difference today by completing the census. the census impacts everything from hospitals, schools and public transportation. it is more important than ever before that everyone's voice is heard. the census bui

if you're around the bay and the coast we have mother nature's uv. 62 degrees.re fairly mild to start out. there was a glitch in the graphic, but we are going to be heading into triple digit mark especially into the concor into the tri-valley. san jose will be seeing the 90s in the forecast. we're going to get a little bit of a cooldown. aside from that you want to take advantage of right now because it's going to get even hotter and the air quality coming up in a few minimum. kira? >> vianey, we'll see you in about 15. thank you so much. >>> the rules about what we can all do and we cannot do are changing daily it seems and in several east bay counties. contra costa county for one health leaders announced they are tightening guidelines around mask wearing and indoor gatherings because more than 8% of new covid tests in coco county are coming back positive. county leaders say that's a sign the virus is spreading quickly. the reopening process was contingent on cases not surpassing that 8% mark and now that they've reached it they need to rethink their return to

of the murder of george floyd it's very strong feelings just as a as a mother i'm hearing somebody call out for them on hand. >>bay for their lives had it i felt a tremendous sense of sorrow and anger and frustration at the situation and i was also angry because i knew that this situation was going to impact my department and you know the strides that we've made in community policing efforts here as far as a plan going forward the new chief says that. >>number one on her list is to listen i i really want to hear from our staff. >>as to how they feel about that the department was 80 just recently says are so that we can really form the strategy moving or teresa is stasio kron 4 >>kron 4 news that age the city of oakland moving one step closer to defunding is police department how the city council is planning to reallocate half of its resources in the next 2 years plus health care calls for decisive coordinated coronavirus action on the same da we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covere

mother. >> the time is 5:09. coming up, streaming on cbsn bay area, why many families are turning to rvs this summer. >>> taking you out to the south bay. san jose, good morning to you. right now, in san jose it is 56 degrees. we have the full forecast where you live coming up. >>> we are dealing with some windy bridges plus delays around the alatoona pass. >>> here is a look outside before we go to break. you're >>> we got new video in out of international airport in dubai where they are reopening for tours. they are very strict about things. you have to take a covid-19 test within 98 hours -- 96 hours of your trip rather and then show a negative result otherwise you get tested when you are there and have to wait a few hours for result. they also usually thermometers and hand sanitizer and also travelers must have proof they are health insurance coverage covid-19 or sign a declaration saying that they will pay for the cost of their care if they are infected. and then in 2019 alone, dubai welcome to 15.7 million international guests so it will be huge for their economy and we will see how it goes. back to you. >>>

mother says he is in stable condition. officials are asking for the driver to come forward. a lot of the beaches around bay ar close not since the schmick not in santa cruz. >> is in my blood air force one coming in for landing. tomorrow mr. trump is expected to watch military displays and a fireworks show from the white house where he will also give an address. >> this weekend will be a big test for people across the bay area. a lot of us might be tempted to get out there and celebrate. the big applications. a short time ago -- >> obviously this is a critical weekend for california. we knew things started to open up and we would see marquesas. did we expect this? >> i think this was beyond what most people thought would happen. there has clearly been a huge rise after memorial day. some of that is people going out and not wearing masks or socially distancing. that is certainly a component. that is that is this weekend. >> are more counties going to dial things back and have us be more vigilant? >> absolutely. absolutely. the one thing we can say is you should be wearing your masks when you leave your hous

of the murder of george floyd it's very strong feelings just as a as a mother i'm hearing somebody call out for them on hand. >>bay for their lives had it i felt a tremendous sense of sorrow and anger and frustration at the situation and i was also angry because i knew that this situation was going to impact my department am you know the strides that we've made in community policing efforts here as far as a plan going forward the new chief says that. >>number one on her list is to listen i i really want to hear from our staff. >>as to how they feel about that the department was 80 just recently says are so that we could really form the strategy moving or teresa is stasio kron 4 news. >>well we have a warning now from officials all across the bay area. if you've received seeds in the mail don't open them. you want to turn them over to authorities these mysterious seeds have been arriving from china and that could lead to big problems a homeowner in contra costa county was the latest person to get them. kay recede has the story. >>ordered asked for or requested yet these packages in big miss from china and other asi

mother nature's ac as we like to call it. especially around the coastline it will keep our temperatures at bay in the 50s. and then we'll warm up. mike? >>> we may have a new crash in milpitas. i'm checking that out off 680. the map doesn't show any slowing down there. i did mark it there with an incident. zooming in to another area, the alemany project 101, you may be down to one lane for a few minutes here and also slowing heading up to lincoln and toward the golden gate. you see that just popped up. crews on the move, i believe, from overnight road work. that's about it. back to you, laura. >>> all right, thank you very much, mike. breaking news while were you sleeping, big changes coming to the berkeley police department. councilmembers early this morning approved a reform plan to take place there that includes taking traffic stops out of the hands of police officers. i want to check in with "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live in berkeley with a look at what happened and what happens now. good morning. >> reporter: yes, good morning. it was a really long night f