so, this is a great time to get back on bart. does not crowded on bart.ostly get a seat and have quite a bit of space to sit out so that you are not next to folks. >> reporter: here are the changes that the trains will run until midnight. they will come every 15 minutes during the day. there will be more direct trips to sfo available the week days. masks are still required to ride. different restaurants and entertainment groups have been calling for bart tobart tobart service, saying that it is a critical part of the economic recovery. bart has answered the call. live in el cerrito, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the covid continues to spread and there's one group in particular that is driving the spike in san francisco. we have a look at the numbers. >> reporter: it appears that millennials are driving the surge of new covid-19 cases here in the city. people in the ages between 25 and 39 years. they accounted for just 35% of covid cases back in may, but that rate went up to 50% last month in july. we were told tend to be more social and many have to go t

they do want you to know that masks are still required on board. bart officials say with the bay bridge getting more and more crowded as people return to work they really want to encourage people to get out of their cars and give bart a try. reporting live in el cerrito, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> starting today you can ride san francisco's historic cable cars for free. it's only for this month though. sfmta is testing cape service after it was suspended last year. mayor london breed will join city officials at the cable car turn around and powell and market streets and full service is expected to return early next month. >>> a rise in new covid-19 infections has officials in some bay area counties considering a mandatory mask mandate possibly within days. concerns about the delta variant are also motivating some people to get vaccinated. the clinic at the jockey club near the sonoma county fairgrounds has given 200 shots since last wednesday. 70% of eligible sonoma county residents are vaccinated. officials say the unvaccinated population is fueli

on sundays. if you are taking bart this morning everything is on time.ou are traveling through the altamont. the ride along the east shore freeway is in the yellow, 23 minutes from highway 4 as you work to the maze. highway 4 is getting busy through pittsburg and bay point. bay bridge metering lights are on but delays have been minimal, an easy ride into san fr11 minutes from the maze towards 101. >>> looking north at hill you seer the golden gate with sunshine and low clouds. we are looking at temperatures a little bit warmer compared to yesterday with sunshine and clearing, low 90s concord and livermore. around the bay mid to upper 60s to low 70s, 71 oakland. around the bay, san francisco, oakland, slightly warmer by the end of of our work week for the south bay. the north bay is slightly warmer as we look to friday, low to mid 60s along the coast. >> thank you. >>> happening today, riders will once again be able to ride one of these. >> cable cars might be climbing up the hills there but won't be at full service. operators will continue testing the li

he said more trains mean he will be on bart more often. >> fairly comfortable. they did a good job with cleaning it and probably the cleanest they have ever been. >> reporter: starting on monday, they will be back to about 90% of pre-pandemic service. >> that ridership is about 20% on the weekend and it is returned quickly and we are at 32 and 38%. >> reporter: in addition to having trains every 15 minutes on weekdays, they will extend the hours to midnight from monday through saturday. >> with the growing ridership and with the federal relief that has come through, we are able to restore service. >> reporter: the midnight closnot just great for restaurant and service workers but also great for people who use it after a night out. >> that is huge, particularly if we are going to a baseball game because though it was shutting down early. >> reporter: they say sunday is the only day were service will remain about the same and a longer wait times and stations closing in on a clock p.m. instead of midnight. >> it would be nice if it was back to 100%, but glad it will

on certain lines now that weight is down to 15 minutes for trains for most trains running on the lines that bart provides almost pre pandemic level. there's only one reason why one big reason why is not prepandemic. and that's the antioch to sfo line. but other than that, we are pretty good to go this monday morning. we're 2 hours into this new schedule or should i say old schedule. this is what it was before covid just rocked the world monday through friday. they said that all the trains, if you combine the hours it's around 875 hours in just last month there was around 500 hours collectively more trains shorter wait time. and a lot of people are very happy about that. so many people, they actually avoided part, not so much because of covid-19, but because the wait time just wasn't worth it for them. i got a chance to track down a man. here's what he had to say about getting back on bart. >> headed right for the most part, i had a drive into san francisco because it just wasn't really worth it to like way i train. yeah. so. some time now with the trains coming car stays at home that well, yeah,

one part of it. ask your doctor about dovato-i did. ♪ >> some good news for bay area commuters starting tomorrow bart will be returning to near pre-pandemicervice sign of the times. and this does include the return of late night trains. >> conference go on this live for us in with details. and gail, what can people expect if they're trying to ride bart starting tomorrow. >> justine and jonathan monday will be the first time trains will be rolling through until midnight bart says ridership has got >> i'm really excited today excite that was communicated from bart board. vice president rebecca saltzman about service resuming to near pre-pandemic. >> monday through saturday. weekdays are going to go from 05:00am to midnight 06:00am to midnight. on saturday previously service starting at 08:00am trains will run every 15 minutes, both directions during the pandemic party experience extremely low ridership and lost several employees due to a hiring freeze and retirement incentives service was originally planned to return in mid september. >> but bart managed to start early. so in march, the hiring process started. they worked on hiring folks an

on your updated traffic and drive times for now. let's get back to the news. well, thing happening today, bart will return to near pre-pandemic services. so this was an include the return of late night trains kron four's gayle ong has details on that. >> starting monday trains will be rolling through until midnight for the first time bart says a ridership is starting to climb. i'm really excited today excite that was communicated from bart board. vice president rebecca saltzman about service resuming to near pre-pandemic. >> monday through saturday. weekdays are going to go from 05:00am to midnight 06:00am to midnight on saturday previously service starting at 08:00am trains will run every 15 minutes, both directions during the pandemic party experience extremely low ridership and lost several employees due to a hiring freeze and retirement incentives service was originally planned to return in mid september. >> but bart managed to start early. so in march, the hiring process started. they worked on hiring folks and then the training process is quite extensive because these are skilled positio

people should feel very safe on bart, mass are required on guard at all times. sundays are the only day where service won't be any faster than every 30 minutes in the hour. won't be any longer, either because of infrastructure rebuilding projects underway. and money is aiming to bring back late night service in san francisco starting mid august, andre and they're reminding everyone to mask up the entire time, even if you're vaccinated, emma. thank you. san jose police are investigating a deadly hit and run crash. police say they were called to the scene of the crash near the intersection of king and story rose shortly before one o'clock this morning to say a man walking in the northumberland lanes of king road was hit by a car that was also traveling in the same direction. the driver did not stop there, asking anyone knows anything about the crash or the vehicle involved to call police a spectator at a sideshow was in the hospital tonight after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened last night. police did not say where that accident occurred. just that the

i'm not seeing anything happening over on bart. we'll have more on that to come. for now, let's get back to our national news coverage. president biden will address the nation later today on his administration's latest vaccination efforts as a number of covid-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths start to rise. the white house response team reports 90 million eligible americans remain unvaccinated washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the details. good morning, jesse. >> good morning. right now the team also did announce that now at 70% of adult americans have received at least one dose of the vaccine that still falls behind though president biden's july 4th goal officials did say that it's still a good move forward. and in reaching that herd immunity percentage. but they also worry that the country still has pretty far behind because of that delta variant. >> while we desperately want to be done with this pandemic. covid-19 is clearly not done with that's why cdc director doctor rochelle walensky stands by her agency's new masking recommendatio

if you're hopping on bart you won't have to wait as long for a train. starting today, services will be about 90% of normal. the transit agency says wait times will be cut in half on the weekdays, with trains running every 15 minutes. hours are now extended to midnight except on sundays, and a reminder, masks are still required in the stations and on the trains. >>> taking a live look at san francisco, where a new overdose response team is hitting the streets today. this in response to a rising death related to fentanyl overdose. here is how it will work. fire department crews will respond first, followed by specialists from the department of public health. this is the city's third program in six months. to address the health crisis on city streets. >>> san jose-based zoom will pay $85 million to settle a privacy lawsuit. the class action suit claims the company violated users' privacy rights by sharing personal data with facebook, google, and linkedin. it was also criticized for zoom bombings. that's when a hacker joins a video call. subscribers who were

public transit is on time but there are changes with bart. ore on that in a few minutes. it is time for a look at your entertainment headlines. lady gaga in the house of gucci. this is set for release on thanksgiving weekend. this is a story of a tropical rain forest animal who goes on adventure to deliver a love song for an old friend. former celebrity jeopardy champion takes over as guest host this week. he follows actor director educator and children's literary advocate levar burton. >>> will smith stars as the father of venus and serena williams. king richard arrives in theaters in november. >>> 5:51. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, for the first time since the pandemic shut it down, broadway is back. final preparations now underway. >>> today, the dare to lead podcast host and chef pillar valdez stop by to chat. that's today at 2:00. >>> richmond san >>> good monday morning. we are here to get your work week started. it is 5:54. checking air quality with the on shore flow and ocean breeze, we are looking good today. not

bart ri writers. in fact, they got a chance to talk with one of the earliest bart riders with this new schedule. here's what he had to say about no more running. >> the bartz working great for me, especially as frequently as it's coming now, i miss the 5 o 8. i can get the 5.23, but it's this the short travel to and from home to bart that i'm having it has the most impact because i think a lot of lot of taxes and over weren't able to to make a go of it during the quarantine. >> there's always something, right. so he's happy with bart not so happy with ride share services. bart says yes, a lot of people might be concerned about people hopping on the trains. don't worry, they say because they have air filters and they're always pumping in fresh air to keep you safe and no more tripping as a running to the platforms. now you can do that. casual stroll, back to you thanks a lot. well. >> well, let's check in the weather forecast. if you're going to standing out there. platform try to catch a ride on bart john, what are we looking at. we've definitely seen cooler grayer days. so not that bad of a way

just get on bart and board and go. the pilot program is possible because san francisco mayor london breeds budget proposal for the fiscal year 2022. it includes $2 million to fund this program for 12 months. again. the program starts sunday, august 15th and continues through august. uh 14 2022 coming up here. more states are requiring masks be worn on school campuses, but some states are going in the opposite direction. also ahead the event today in the east bay, highlighting black owned businesses, any when i come back, we're going to look at the air quality, which has been an issue the last couple of days and warm up the general trend for this week in the five day forecast. houses next, um yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a

people should feel very safe on bart. um, there have been no outbreaks of covid on transit anywhere in the world. no documented outbreaks, and a lot of that is because of the masking requirements so mass are required on guard at all times and bark. saturday service will begin at six a.m. and continue till midnight on sundays. trains will run from eight am until nine o'clock at night. san francisco's latest program to try to reduce drug overdose deaths is set begin tomorrow, a newly formed street overdose response team will handle drug is incidents across the city. paramedics will be first to respond to emergency drug calls, followed by specialists from the city's health department. they can administer treatment for opioid addiction and refer people that they treat to substance abuse programs, a record 699 people die from overdoses in san francisco. last year. investigators in san jose trying to determine the cause of an overnight fire at an abandoned home. it was first reported shortly after midnight on robert's avenue ne

bart managed to start early. so in march, the hiring process started. they worked ong folks and then the training process is quite extensive because these are skilled positions. and so this is the absolute soonest. >> we could start service back up and with concerns about break due covid cases from the delta variant bart says its trains are safe. part is safe for them to in the closed building because the air is circulated much more quickly. so every 70 seconds there get circulated out of the train car and bart staff worked in the past year to install new even better air filters that filter out smaller air particles. these bart riders are looking forward to more service. it just takes the pressure off of. >> trying to get into school and at a reasonable time, especially when we go into events in the city like concert. now that they're opening up being able to come back home and be in a safe environment is very helpful, especially late at night. and it's just the way for us to that. >> go out and spend time with each other as friends. >> there will be no additional ser

bart says that they have their air filters. they're pumping in fresh air all the time and that it is safe for you to write on your on the bart train. keep in mind whether you're vaccinated or not. they don't care. you will be required to wear your mask on the train saturday service that also runs until midnight. so they're doing their very best to accommodate people no longer working from home. but now heading back to office or in school for that matter. so not back. what we saw 2019, but a lot closer than we have ever been back to you. very good. thank you will not only can catch part a more frequent part. you can catch the cable cars in san francisco for free. >> you can ride them. this for the first time since the pandemic, the restarting service and during the month of august, they're considering is considering that the testing time so you can ride for free. and then they will be returning to normal service in september when you have to pay and you'll have to wear a face mask because all public transit, if you want to ride in san francisco. you have to have a >> speaking of masks. one of the big stories we're following out of

no word yet on the cause. >>> nobody was hurt today when a car burst into flames added east bay bart station. fire crews were called to the bay point bart parking lot around 1:00 this afternoon and they said it had to use chain saws to cut open the car and allow the flames to even out. no word on what started the fire. >>> new video shows the moments the drivers took police and wrong way freeway chase last night. you can see sparks flying from one of the wheels of the suspects car and officer say at one point the suspect and a passenger inside tried to carjack two different people. they were taken into custody by arriving police officers and no word on what started the chase. >>> at least one person was hurt following a night of wild sideshows in san jose. of you are telling us that the sideshow erupted in front of the san jose city hall. police said they responded to several sideshows across the city, one of which a pedestrian was hit by a car. that person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and more than a dozen drivers and spectators were cited with no word on any arre

wait times and longer hours of service will take a look at the changes that go into effect today on bart. the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach has the afternoon off. in just minutes now. health officers from across the bay area will speak out about new indoor mask requirements. that announcement came just minutes ago. now these indoor masking requirements or for all individuals, regardless of their vaccination status. these measures will go into effect tomorrow and they impact alameda contra costa marin, san francisco, send matteo santa clara sonoma county as well as the city of berkley. both solano and napa counties will not be part of today's announcement. the new requirement is due to a surge in covid cases due largely to the delta varied. going to take you live now to where the press conference is set to begin any minute now and certainly what's health officers begin speaking will bring this address live to you. let's listen in to this news conference. looks like we might be just a touch early. we'll put that o

jobina: if you haven't been back on bart since the pandemic, there is a new incentive. bart is offering to percent off of all clipper fares. the discount is taken when you tap your card at the fair gate. they have sent -- they have set a pandemic ridership record. still just 25% of what it was pre-covid. reggie: have you used the thing where you can just tap using your phone? jobina: they have it on the apple watch and the phone. shout out to bart for the technology. reggie: it is a game changer. coming, caltrans hiring event. hundreds of openings with the new program. jobina: also a bear is spotted roaming a smoky neighborhood in south lake tahoe. reggie: and a lake county woman who used this firehose to protect her neighborhood is now facing charges. the accusation reggie: the man convicted of killing an iowa college student has been sentenced to life without parole. he learned his fate in an iowa courtroom. the 26 euros was convicted for the kidnapping and murder of mollie tibbetts in may. she went out for a jog when she was stabbed to death. rivera admitted he stalk

wild side shows right in front of san jose city hall caught on camera. >>> bart making its biggest come the transit agency's push to return to near prepandemic levels starting this morning. good morning. it is monday august 2. i am gianna franco. >> i am len kiese. good morning. already shaping up to be a busy monday morning. let's get a first check on weather and traffic beginning meteorologist mary lee. >>> good monday morning. we are starting our day with low clouds along the coast and around the pavement as we head through the afternoon, clearing with sunshine for many of us as we go through today. daytime highs are a little bit warmer compared to yesterday especially inland. you will feel that difference. a live look with the sales force tower looking north, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and low 60s. daytime highs, 78 for the south

people should feel very safe on bart, mass are required on guard at all times. sundays are the only day where service won't be any faster than every 30 minutes and the hour. won't be any longer, either because of infrastructure rebuilding projects underway sunday is still going to be challenging. so bear with us on sundays, but every other day of the week is going to be really high quality service and money is aiming to bring back late night service in san francisco starting later this month. heather all right, thank you so much. and because reporting for us tonight. thank you. there's been yet another pedestrian traffic brutality on the streets of san jose. this latest tragedy unfolded near the intersection of king and story roads overnight. police say a man walking in the north bound lanes of king road was hit by a car traveling in the same direction. the driver did not stop. call san jose police if you can help with the investigation, the crash marked the city's 35th traffic death of the year and the 14th involving a pedestrian a spectator at a sideshow in th

bart managed to start early. so in march, the hiring process started. they worked on hiring folks and then the training process is quite extensive because these are skilled positions. and so this is the absolute soonest. >> we could start service back up and with concerns about break due covid cases from the delta variant bart says its trains are safe. part is safe for them to in the closed because the air is circulated much more quickly. so every 70 seconds there get circulated out of the train car and bart staff worked in the past year to install new even better air filters that filter out smaller air particles. these bart riders are looking forward to more service. it just takes the pressure off of. >> trying to get into school and at a reasonable time, especially when we go into events in the city like concert. now that they're opening up being able to come back home and be in a safe environment is very helpful, especially late at night. and it's just the way for us to it. >> go out and spend time with each other as friends. >> and there will be no additional serv

and if you are taking bart no major issues on bar at this hour in the south bay along one o one up. 31pretty nicely at this hour. the slowest area highway 4 as you're traveling towards concrete to 42 to take 34 minutes from any acts. so again, we're seeing some delays there. just more traffic building. no accidents. there. caryn james, back to you. thanks a lot. 6.48 air bnb is pursuing legal action. >> for a house party that broke out in sunnyvale. they had a party at a rental. one person ended up being shot and killed. another was injured in the shooting. the party was earlier this month. there are about 200 people at that rental home and it was an unauthorized party violates air bnb is ban on parties and events at all of their listings. this is video from police responding to the shooting. the listing has since been deactivated. an air bnb is now suing the host of the party saying they violated air bnb is community standards in terms of service by booking the listing under false pretenses. and air bnb is rolling out new halloween rental restrictions as the pandemic continues party p

bart will return to its near prepandemic levels. first thing in the morning and that includes the return of late night trains kron four's gayle ong reports on people can expect for their monday commute. >> starting monday trains will be rolling through until midnight for the first time bart says a ridership is starting to climb. i'm really excited today. excitement was communicated from bart board. vice president rebecca saltzman about service resuming to near pre-pandemic. >> monday through saturday. weekdays are going to go from 05:00am to midnight 06:00am to midnight on saturday previously service starting at 08:00am trains will run every 15 minutes, both directions during the pandemic party experience extremely low ridership and lost several employees due to a hiring freeze and retirement incentives service was originally planned to return in mid september. >> but bart managed to start early. so in march, the hiring process started. they worked on hiring folks and then the training process is quite extensive because these are skilled positions. and so this is the absolute soonest. >> we could start service back up and with concerns abou

bart. it's also a 20 minute delay on the richmond lie in the millbrae direction. so we'll keep a close eye on that. the dorian james, i'll send it over. you. >> and we are looking at conditions this morning that are actually relatively clear, not a whole lot of fun to be talking about. we do have a thin veil of low marine layer that's hovering across parts of the day as we do kick off this morning. a look outside from your berkeley hills. cam does show that very thin marine layer. you could actually see much of this view and visibility is fine for most areas are current. temperatures are mostly in the 50's to 60's with oakland and san mateo each at 58 san jose 60 to pittsburgh 64 livermore. not bad. actually really nice start at 65. once that sun comes up enjoy some time outside this morning before things heat back up this afternoon. james. our john, thank you very much. at 6. oh, one our top story this morning continues to be the dixie fire burning. >> in northern california. up in butte and plumas counties. and what we have here are 2 satellite images showing yo

the actions of another bart officer on that fruitvale bart platform is going to be the focus of thisinvestigation. kron four's haaziq madyun explains. >> california attorney general rob bonta says the department of justice will conduct its own independent review of former bart police officer anthony peroni is role. the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant a jury found the by police officer that pulled the trigger as early guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting oscar grant in the back while he was face down with the fruitvale bart platform however, officer peroni was never criminally charged for his involvement attorney general bonta released this statement regarding his decision, quote, transparency is critical to building and maintaining trust between law enforcement and the communities we serve the california department of justice is committed to conducting a thorough fair and independent review and will go where the facts lead unquote after civil rights were violated. >> he suffered a hate crime and then he was murdered. >> oscar grant's uncle bobby ex says the family has b

officers towed four of the vehicles and issued one citation. >>> bart service is back to near-normal this evening. trains will now run until midnight every day except sunday, and the transit agency says wait times will be cut in half on weekdays with trains running every 15 minutes. >>> san francisco's iconic cable cars also back on track. the deal that riders can take advantage of, is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com for help creating an emergency plan, -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles] aww! oh! he's leaving! -nice work, guys! -introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emerge

in a statement, the agency says in part, quote, well, bart cannot comment on pending or anticipated litigation or personnel matters. bart and its police department. take all use of force incidents seriously. nothing is more critical than building trust with riders and the communities we serve through equitable policing practices. bart's general manager, chief of police and independent police auditor are working hard to advance progressive policing reforms to ensure our policies training and de-escalation tactics. exceed industry standards. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> well, a big story we're following this morning the new covid rules for teachers and staff at all. california schools. governor newsome announcing that everyone from teachers to bus drivers. we'll need to either show proved that they've been vaccinated or take a negative or get a covid test weekly now. kron four's, ashley zavala brings us those details. >> this new public health order goes into effect thursday and schools have about 2 months to fully comply. >> this school year. all california school teachers and staff will need to e

and the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 10 not seen any major problems over on bart willoming daria, back to you. thanks. rate 7.31 com for your local election headquarters. >> and today governor newsom is going to be in san jose wrapping up his campaign encouraging supporters to vote no on the recall election. the governor spent the weekend campaigning in southern california jennifer mcgraw has the latest. answer is no. >> vote no on the recall send the ballot back in with less than a month to go. governor gavin newsome supporters calling on californians to fight recall meanwhile, in santa we're looking for someone who's not. gavin newsome. this guy has failed so badly a rally advocating yes, on the recall to get new some out criticizing the lockdown orders. gavin newsome didn't care. when you lost your job. he didn't care when your child couldn't go to school. he didn't care when you had challenges in your life. but now he's showing up asking you to help him out because his jobs on the line now recent polls show voters are nearly split over the recall vote. the emerson

i'm not seeing any major issues on bart this morning. daryn, send it over to you. >> i ready for some football. a lot of people are pass. lot of people are that you can see here in some of this video behind is levi stadium was packed for this preseason matchup. we have the. >> niners and the raiders meeting up again for the first time since the raiders, of course. >> left for las and they still have a lot of fans here in the bay area so we could see niners fans, raiders fans. now the niners fans are anxious to see jimmy g and trey lance taking turns, which is the 2 quarterbacks system until they figure out which quarterback to start first kate rooney. >> as a closer look. >> both jimmy garoppolo and rookie trey lance, we're in for several snaps of this game taking turns rotating through the offensive scheme. here's what kyle shanahan garoppolo and lance had to say about that after the game. >> that's going to get a live action of it and done in practice couple times and this is the last time before we're going to end the regular season.

the actions of another bart officer on that fruitvale bart platform will be the focus of the investigation general rob bonta says the department of justice will conduct its own independent review of former bart police officer anthony peroni is role. the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant a jury found the by police officer that pulled the trigger as early guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting oscar grant in the back while he was face down with the fruitvale bart platform. however, officer peroni was never criminally charged for his involvement attorney general bonta released this statement regarding his decision, quote, transparency is critical to building and maintaining trust between law enforcement and the communities we serve the california department of justice is committed to conducting a thorough fair and independent review and will go where the facts lead unquote after civil rights were violated. >> he suffered a hate crime and then he was murdered. >> oscar grant's uncle bobby ex says the family has been waiting for 12 years by the law to catch up to anthony peroni and ho

we're going to try to relive that and go on bart today. >> you look like a pro too, raj, knowing your way around. >> looks can be deceiving. i have to figure it out. >> glad you're having a good time and bringing us great reports. thanks a lot. >>> all right. sticking with the olympics here's a look the at latest medal count and there has been a shift within the past hour. team usa now back in the lead with 71 overall medals. china is in second with 6 medals -- 68 medals, but more gold than team usa, the russia olympic committee is in third with 52 overall. >> let's go for our own gold of sorts, maybe in sunrise form. san jose. maybe silver. maybe a silver right now. >> all right. let's talk about some of the hot temperatures that you're going to see as you're watching the olympics today and what they'll be talking about. sunshine, but the rain is back over the next couple days. it is going to be super humid. here in the bay area, we are looking at some wide ranging temperatures. we still have those mid 60s expected for the coast, 70s for the bay and low 90s for the inland areas. as w

also not tracking any issues on bart at this time as you're heading from the east bay into the city alittle under 11 minutes. 5, 8080 also moving pretty quickly heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive under 14 no traffic hazards. there. we do have another traffic collision out in hayward, a southbound north of west went and avenue. and you are just seeing a slight delay, not too bad. the air. a look at our richmond sandra fell commute as you travel out of richmond under 9 minutes. that's a look at minutes. that's a look at traffic (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain w

also, if you're hopping on bart no problems scene at this hour. a little under 12 minutes for you.g into the city. we had a hot spot in the east bay. we had some accidents in the city. >> those about since been cleared. so your commute to that from us to exit now down to under 12 minutes. 5, 1880, are moving along a little slowing. there heading across towards the peninsula about 13 minutes for you. there and the golden gate bridge traveling into the city. with that dense fog about 20 minutes. sorry, james, back to you. thanks a lot. 8.30. won big story this morning more than 90 million eligible americans who could get a covid shot. haven't. >> yeah. and cases. new cases topped a 100,000 per day this week. now white house officials are stepping up vaccination efforts, especially for kids as they're trying to head back to school. our washington correspondent jessi turnure has more. >> good morning. the biden administration reports vaccinations are increasing in the hardest hit areas and says that's even more important from a community-wide perspective as kids go back to school. >> w

in a statement, the agency says in part, quote, well, bart cannot comment on pending or anticipated litigation or personnel matters. bart and its police department. take all use of force incidents seriously. nothing is more critical than building trust with riders and the communities we serve through equitable policing practices. bart's general manager, chief of police and independent police auditor are working hard to advance progressive policing reforms to ensure our policies training in de-escalation tactics. exceed industry standards. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> 6.39 right now and and the north bay of a mom is accused of leaving her baby alone in a hot car. you can see the sun was blazing when 19 year-old celina cook, when to get a manicure and police say she left her 3 month-old child in the car at the gateway plaza. they think she was in the salon for at least a half hour and the temperatures were in the 80's that afternoon. but luckily people walking by saw the baby and they called police. >> there's so many in this case that make it a very dangerous situation for that infant child. and w

the ag's offices the review will focus on former bart officer anthony perrone and his involvement in the deadly 2009 shooting of grant at the fruitvale bart station. the officer who shot grants, johannes messerli, was charged and convicted of involuntary manslaughter, but alameda county da nancy o'malley refused to prosecute perrone. grant's family has been pushing back on the decision, saying it was perrone's actions that caused the other officer to shoot grants. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> house speaker nancy pelosi's exclusive interview with kpix 5. the speaker weighs in on the recall and the rapid caliban takeover of afghanistan. >>> local city leaders calling for a united front on vaccine mandates. >>> and the date that may surprise you on a burned bear cub that escaped from ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 m

on wednesday, devereaux sued bart and the officers. the incident happened on new year's eve 2019. hen devereaux says she thought bart rides were free, they know as grown adults what they have done wrong what they could have done to de escalate the situation instead of escalating it to what happened. it's not seen on the footage. but devereau said. as officers hit her in the head inside, she says she soiled herself. this is just reprehensible conduct its brutish they know, and i know that they were always wrong as two left shoes. attorney a dante pointer says the officer should have handled it differently. three on one against a young woman who was half their size. all over $3 bart fair. she was charged with resisting arrest, but the criminal case was dropped in a statement to ktvu david must agni, an attorney representing the bark police union, said the allegations in a lawsuit are just that and selective images do not accurately convey the totality of the encounter. we are confident the officers will prevail after all, the evidence is considered through the judicial process. in a

work ores on all of the east side transit rely on bart. it is important for hospitality and other industries and not only office workers. >> i completely agree and that should also be on the radar. to be the chicken and egg and no sustainable traffic without good option. it seems like you seed the egg before the chicken and start with good transit and build from there. is that your take on it as well? >> and with the increasing transit will pay economic dividends. commissioner zouzounis? >> commissioner: thank you for your presentation. i have a question. i know we discussed how closures is a hard metric to put our finger on with a lot of commercial sale activity throughout the last year, and you have data on that and if you feel like that is an indicator of anything. that goes to comparing data on if there are businesses that are being out their building as an indicatorover them staying. if there is any data that is relevant or to capture those ideas. i think we have and we are tracking in our office and the commercial property sales becau

we did get a statement on behalf of the bart police officers association which we have on your screen reads in part, quote, the allegations in the lawsuit are just that and selected images do not accurately convey the totality of the encounter. we're confident the officer chris will prevail after all, the evidence is considered through the judicial process. 7.50. let's talk baseball. the giants, the winningest team. >> i like to say it because i don't think that's a word that the sports they winningest because they keep winning. look at this game against the diamondbacks first, appreciate the nurses nurses appreciation. thank you. bottom of the 3rd inning buster posey with this home run to right field. and so what the second game in a row. >> that cozy hit ron, always a lot of fans and that gave the giants a 2 run lead. the next inning lamonte wade junior hits one to deep center field you're not going here. let these guys all and that was weighs 14th home run of the season. high 5 now 7, grand in crawford hit a home run another foothill high along. >> arizona's brett, the gas so that,

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in a statement, the agency says in part, quote, well, bart cannot comment on pending or anticipated litigation or personnel matters. bart and its police department. take all use of force incidents seriously. nothing is more critical than building trust with riders and the communities we serve through equitable policing practices. bart's general manager, chief of police and independent police auditor are working hard to advance progressive policing reforms to ensure our policies training and de-escalation tactics. exceed industry standards. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> berkeley police have arrested a 37 year-old man for hate crime after they say he walked into the congregation that a vote shalom this morning yelling threatening anti semitic reports. then police found him in front of the chabad house after the people inside prevented him from entering the name of that man arrested has not yet been released in san bruno an elderly resident recovering after being pistol whipped during a home invasion. police say it happened about 5 saturday morning in on a redwood avenue near the parkside middle scho

either way, i'm sure many people will have a position on it. >>> bart is getting a big ramp to help with its covid-19 response. the funds are from the department of transportation. bart will be taking in more than $330 million. it's part of the $30 from the rescue plan act signed by president biden earlier this year. >>> we hope to learn whether the agency will be up and running. the agency has been testing, inspecting and certifying tracks. employees also got retrained. the 49ers will be going head to head with the raiders. you can watch right here on kpix 5. >>> new this morning nfl officials are speaking out saying they'd like to see a vaccine mandate for all players go into effect today. 93% of the nfl are vaccinated and they who like to see the final 7%. shots are required though for coaches and staffers who work in close proximity to the players. >>> new signs of trouble for san francisco's millennium tower. >> this movement that we see in the last couple of months is just beginning. >> how much more it might sink and why an expert said the problem could have been prevented years a

went to the extent that it went to on wednesday, devereaux sued bart and the officers. the incident happened on new year's eve 2019. when devereaux says she thought bart rides were free, they know as grown adults what they have done wrong and what they could have done to de escalate the situation instead of escalating it to what happened. it's not seen on the footage, but devereaux says officers hit her in the head inside, she says she soiled herself. this is just reprehensible conduct its brutish. they know and i know that they were as wrong as two left shoes. attorney at dante pointer says the officers should have handled it differently. three on one against a young woman who was half their size all over $3 bart fair, she was charged with resisting arrest, but the criminal case was dropped in a statement to ktvu david most staggering, an attorney representing the bark police union, said the allegations in a lawsuit are just that and select. active images do not accurately convey the totality of the encounter. we are confident the officers will prevail after all, the ev

went to the extent that it went to on wednesday, devereaux sued bart and the officers. the incident happened on new year's eve 2019. when devereaux says she thought bart rides were free, they know as grown adults what they have done wrong and what they could have done to de escalate the situation instead of escalating it to what happened. it's not seen on the footage, but devereaux says officers hit her in the head inside. she says she soiled herself. this is just reprehensible conduct its brutish. they know and i know that they were always wrong as two left shoes, attorney at dante pointer says the officers should have handled it differently. three on one against a young woman who was half their size all over $3 bart fair, she was charged with resisting arrest, but the criminal case was dropped in a statement to ktvu david most staggering, an attorney representing the bark police union, said the allegations in a lawsuit are just that and select active images do not accurately convey the totality of the encounter. we are confident the officers will prevail after all, the

the state attorney general's office as kron four's has he been reports the actions of another bart officer onuitvale bart platform will be the focus of this investigation. >>california attorney general rob bonta says the department of justice will conduct its own independent review of former bart police officer anthony peroni is role the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant. a jury found the by police officer that pulled the trigger johan as early guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting oscar grant in the back while he was face down with the fruitvale bart platform however officer peroni was never criminally charged for his involvement. attorney general bonta released this statement regarding his decision. quote transparency is critical to building and maintaining trust between law enforcement and the communities we serve. the california department of justice is committed to conducting a thorough fair and independent review and will go where the facts lead unquote oscar civil rights violated. >>he suffered a hate crime and then he was murdered. >>oscar grant's uncle bobby ex says the fa

the incident happened at the san leader bart station back on december 31st of last year.re in the video that was body camera video just released. you can hear her offering to pay the fare. but the officer denied the request and then the encounter took a different turn. yeah, devereaux alleges the officers failed to issue a verbal warning before using force her lawyer says that while his client did evade the bark fair. the outcome was out of line. >> given way in which the officers, including the sergeant was so comfortable. using this brutish display of force in public. broad daylight. it appears to be that that that bart perhaps have still not gotten the message. this is a $3.60 ferry. there's no way that for that small amount of money for what is a minor infraction that a person should wind up getting punch multiple times thrown to the ground. pressed against the ground in such a way where it's hard to breathe and you start thinking about is where i'm going to die. >> yeah. devereaux was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest and fare evasion. pointer says the