>> piedmont park.ooking, i couldn't find her, and she is here at piedmont park, please help. >> is there somebody there? >> please send help. >> police released security cam video of joggers and pedestrians who were at or near the park around the time of the crime. they are not suspects but potential witnesses, as investigators seek help from the public. >> going back out to the crime team know maxine, retracing our steps, talking to people about what they saw. >> with homicides up 11% over last year, the mayor has proposed the city hired 250 additional police officers to reduce violent crime. she's also trying to dispel social media claims the attack and piedmont park was a hate crime or related to other deaths. >> there have been several rumors that there is a serial killer on the loose in our city. we don't have any evidence of that. >> this weekend, piedmont park is hosting the annual dogwood festival, which usually draws big crowds. city officials stay with additional police patrolling nightly, th

they were found stabbed to death near the main entrance of piedmont park in the early morning hours july her domestic partner tells the local station she be can one —- became worried so tractor location they released her frantic 911 call after she was discovered. >> please help. >> a dead body and piedmont park? >> yes. please help. >> you could tell she was not alive. there was a lot of blood. and her neck was slashed. it was very clear. >> city officials try to dispel rumors of a serial killer on the loose or to say a hate crime that the da is urging people to avoid walking and piedmont park alone. >> at this time we are asking that you go with three or four friends and that you are not alone at night. and that we just make sure that we all take safe precautions. reporter: you can see them memorial over my shoulder. and now it tops $20000. jon: what an awful story. charles watson thank you. bringing into the discussion the congresswoman from new york republican house small business committee and the foreign affairs committee. we will get to the crime situation in a second. but first, t

she's here. >> is that someone is dead at piedmont park? >> yes. we just need help. please. >> john, you use to live in atlanta, i'm sure you remember the dogwood festival usually attracts huge crowds and that is this weekend and piedmont park with stuffed up evening patrol. city officials are trying to reassure residents and visitors alike that this park is safe. john, back to you. >> john: i've spent a lot of time at piedmont park, how things have changed. jonathan serrie for us. >> critics are slamming cnn's canceling of the cuomo scandal as the governor's brother, the network top anchor remained silent. the new york ag reports how deeply involved chris, was in helping the governor respond to obligations. at the top is almost former communication director is. all of this as "the new york post" reports of former facebook executive was working with the governor's team to smear one of his accusers. let's bring in joe concha. that's a lot to take in. you were on yesterday i believe when ari sort of dropped that bomb on us and mentioned this communications director, fo

in piedmont, 57 degrees, few clouds going to be a beautiful day by the time the last bell rings it will be in the low 70s. all of our microclimates, more humidity and heat in the forecast coming up. >> more cars and more information about your dublin and livermore drives. westbound 580 with headlights moves smoothly. three incidents in this area. i have detail but traffic is moving well to the dublin interchange. i'll give you more coming up. >>> happy tuesday to you as well. the latest jobs numbers show us a record number of people going back to work, but new numbers show a record number of jobs are still unfilled. the worst is in the service industry. there are more people who want to go out to dinner than there are people who want to cook and serve the dinner. even as restaurants and other businesses raise wages. there are more than 10 million open jobs in the united states. i mentioned the service industry, manufacturing jobs going unfilled as well as social and health assistance jobs, that would be things like nursing homes, retail as well. the senate will vote on that big infrastr

the potential witness coming forward as police investigate the deadly stabbing of a woman in piedmontk. >>> also tonight, the u.s. adding 943,000 new jobs last month. how the delta variant could threaten the economic progress. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin tonight with the surging delta variant. 120,000 new cases reported in just the past 24 hours. that's a six-month high, but there is a vaccination milestone tonight. 50% of all americans are now fully vaccinated, but scientists are watching another new strain, the lambda variant. this map shows all counties in the country. every single state is reporting high or substantial community transmission. but half of cases and hospitalizations are in just seven states. all of them have low vaccination rates. florida is one of them. 60% of its hospitals face critical staffing shortages. memorial health care system in broward county suspending elective procedures to care for covid patients. and with 48 million children still too young to be vaccinated, the battle over maskin

today it is moraga's students in piedmont, castro valley and eastside today.ies have been upgraded to level four list. people who travel to those countries must be fully vaccinated. kumasi: ballots have been mailed for the recall election. everyone will be getting a male in ballot. reggie: -- a mail in ball thisorngthe elepnt no one knows why they left and traveled hundreds of miles away. mike: a look at our temperatures, average highs around 67 to 89. temperature 69 to 95. several degrees warmer than average. kumasi: checking out a live look in emeryville. heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are not on yet. "hamilton" is returning to the theater tonight. guests will need to prove they are fully vaccinated or prevent a net -- or present a negative covid test. masks are required vaccinated or not. reggie: i am so excited about this. shout out to our friends and the last. -- and the cast. they are all great. kumasi: it is going to be good. i have been looking at everything they have been sharing on instagram. reggie: they said it has been

and then sunday morning service was in piedmont. so saturday afternoon i hitchhiked. i didn't think about being heard or anything. that's how innocent i was . and i hitchhiked five miles to kaiser and i'm i go to the service , there are about 15 black people, the average age must have been about 80. >> and the minister, reverend ralph woodrow, ralph monroe at one point in the service said anybody want to give their life to christ , you know, the call to the to the altar and i stood up and he said the bathroom is back there he thought i had to go . people went what, i stood up and it was very moving . and he asked me, you know, there were five questions that i think and i said yes, i do or i answered in the affirmative and everyone cried and hugged me and i cried. and then i hitchhiked back home and it was saturday night and we were, those days it was three channels, pbs, abc and nbc and we're watching gunsmoke or whatever it was. and about 9:00, 830 9:00 i decided i would go to my mother and father and my brother was five years older, doctor walter now, he was the chi

piedmont covid task force.d dose that is for certain patients who are likely to have immune response to a full course of pfizer or moderna vaccine but new data shows more than a million people received unauthorized before the fda decision. what do people need to understand about this new decision? >> thanks for having me today, fred. one of the things we have to think about is this is really the next dose for these patients, not necessarily a booster dose. this is the next dose but certain people not able to amount with the vaccine. even though they received the single dose of johnson & johnson or two doses of moderna and pfizer, they didn't really reach that high level of efficacy. and so it's been determined that they need an additional dose so that they can reach the same level of protection as the rest of us. there are about 1 million people who have gone out, as we know, from the cdc now and gotten an additional dose. what we would say to that is certainly there's no data to support that. we're not looking

who killed katie janice and her dog in piedmont park? we are covering the breaking news of a second murder in another park in atlanta. we begin with the mayhem in afghanistan and the american president who is responding to the crisis by taking a long weekend retreat. state department correspondent rich edson tracking the latest elements. >> good evening, the alabama sweeping across afghanistan is the you united states sends thousands of troops to help evacuate american personnel from the capital. in washington, political finger-pointing over the ongoing u.s. exit. >> the taliban is marching through afghanistan provincial capitals. united states marines are arriving in kabul, part of a porous of -- force of 3,000 to help evacuate the u.s. embassy. three sources tell officials of the embassy are destroying sensitive documents and equipment. >> reducing our civilian footmen true core diplomatic presence. we will have a diplomatic presence on the ground in afghanistan. >> the biden administration wanting the telegram against taking afghanist

also going back to the classroom, eastside union school district, piedmont and san ramon.ave you covered here. we are live all week long. for more information on how your district is handling back to school. go to the website kpix.com and coming up tomorrow, kids and mental help and the return to school that is a little bit different this year. strategies for talking to your kids. we will have that for you tomorrow. in the meantime the weather. what will you wear to school? >> thank you. i think the best thing to do is wear a t-shirt and shorts to school if you can wear that. we are going to warm it up as we head through the day today. heating up. we will continue to heat up as we go into the rest of the week. san jose that sunshine out there and good air quality at the moment. there we go with highs. let's check in with gianna. i know you are tracking a latest on a crash on 80. >>> a lot of brake lights westbound 80 if you are getting ready to head to school or work. look at that. we have a crash over to the shoulder but causing a back up. looks like it's a sluggish at le

you are the executive director of the piedmont health karako individual task force. i will let you go. >> thank you. robyn. i appreciate it. >>> so coming up here at cnn, we return to afghanistan where the taliban have seized half of the nation's provincial capitals. what does this mean for the fate of the capital kabul? we have that story. >>> and there are growing concerns over the group's massive territorial gains and how it will affect afghanistan's neighbors. we have the details on that as well after the break. stick with us, you're watching cnn. fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. with an extra boost of fragrance you can see... smell... and feel. it's air care redefined. air wick essential mist, connect to nature. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a quality night's sleep is scientifically proven to help increase ene

this happened just before 6:00 last night in the piedmont pines neighborhood. us silver chevy bolt speeding through that narrow road was when neighbors yelled at him to slow down. an argument "took off the driver was not done he drove back aiming the car toward the victims on the road. the suspect missed three people by just inches. just a short time later the boat returned and came barreling down the street, this time hitting the driver of the suv. >> there were words exchanged but nothing qualifies for going after somebody with your car last night i was thinking what is he going to do next? is he going to do anything bad? i hope they catch him. we are told the victim is pretty sore and bruised but not badly injured after getting clipped my back car! still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. once a child has been poisoned with what it is too late. >> calls are going to shut down and stop bay airport doctors are weighing in on potential environmental health crisis. >>> bay area growers desperate for water. the unusual technique. they keep their crops alive. >>>

. >>> also back in the classroom today, eastside union school district in san jose, miraga and piedmont unified. we have you covered on all platforms for back to school. all your questions answered. tomorrow morning we are talking kids and mental health. expert advice on how to deal with the school year that's anything but normal. that's norm morning beginning at 4:30. >>> walnut creek will soon require all employees and volunteers get vaccinated. this is effective starting monday. the other option is weekly testing. its being done to help protect the health of the employees and public. >>> and your favorite band may want to know your vaccination status. like nation announced it's letting artists decide whether concert goers need to be vaccinated or have a negative test to attend. they believe it's a good strategy moving forward. >>> now to the fire watch. the dixie fire has burned more than 87,000 acres and is 25% contained. strong winds and smoke are hurting the fight. the number of structures destroyed has now grown to 873. crews patrolling areas burned by the fire several weeks ago

. >> to give people a sense of what piedmont park is and where this is.really right in the middle of midtown. right? >> that's right. it's the equivalent of central park in new york. it's our central park. a multiacre park. it's nestled right in midtown atlanta. we have festivals there. people live near the park. thousands of people attend this park every day. >> right, and i think that's important. what do you make of the location of this crime? this is a rare type of murder, but also in this particular place. >> you know, piedmont park, all of our parks close at 11:00. that doesn't mean that we don't have people in the park after they officially close. we have a big homeless population in atlanta, and they also frequent the park. not to say this is our suspect. we don't know that yet. but it's not completely empty. and it's very big. this park is enormous. so a lot of trees. a lot of areas people could hide. people sleep in the park, homeless people. >> and the fbi is now assisting in this investigation. what does that tell you about the investigation a

tomorrow schools in piedmont, east side in san jose will all hold their first day of classes and be reopening for in-person learning. we have chronicled the challenges of remote learning. you can stream all seven episode turnovers docuseries mac, a pandemic story. it is available for roku, amazon fire, apple tv. >> france, israel and thailand three areas added to the high covid-19 travel risk list. we spoke with travelers how the news is impacting their plans. >> at san francisco international airport monday many we spoke with said they are keeping travel plans domestic due to the delta variant. >> i don't know how comfortable i would feel going out of the country. >> that is going to be way in the future. i'm not looking at anything international at the moment. timing-wise and pandemic-wise. >> for now we're going the try to keep it close to home. >> on monday the cdc added seven new destinations. israel, france and thailand are on high notice. anyone who must travel should be fully vaccinated first. >> those who are unvaccinate reasonable doubt getting walloped with this thing. now they hav

tomorrow schools in piedmont, east side in san jose will all hold their first day of classes and be reopening for in-person learning. we have chronicled the challenges of remote learning. you can stream all seven episode turnovers docuseries mac, a pandemic story. it is available for roku, amazon fire, apple tv. >> france, israel and thailand three areas added to the highd- news is impacting their plans. >> at san francisco international airport monday many we spoke with said they are keeping travel plans domestic due to the delta variant. >> i don't know how comfortable i would feel going out of the country. >> that is going to be way in the future. i'm not looking at anything international at the moment. timing-wise and pandemic-wise. >> for now we're going the try to keep it close to home. >> on monday the cdc added seven new destinations. israel, france and thailand are on high notice. anyone who must travel should be fully vaccinated first. >> those who are unvaccinate reasonable doubt getting walloped with this thing. now they have to reconstruct a way for everybody to get back to norma

the piedmont. they've got the bay brass quintet. that will be an outdoor event.ing to be mostly sunny temperatures could be low. 80's will be a bit on the hazy side. he said bring your blanket, bring a launch or it will be out on the front lawn there. it would be just a bit of an afternoon breeze. so plan on that as well. all right. in san francisco. they got circus in the park that's going to be your boy in and you're going to nice day. they're comfortable temperatures mid 70's a little bit on the hazy side, there will be a light breeze in the afternoon. but that will be a fun event that starts at noon tomorrow. it should be a great one to take the kids and this a good one, too. if you like all that wonderful dizzy disney end all the wonderful music going to be playing that a free symphony is going to be a golden gate park. that's going to be a san francisco that starts at 2.30 in the afternoon plan on some hazy skies and temperatures are going to be running in the mid 70's. will be breezy, though, in the afternoon. all right. let you get away forecast. if you h

griff: in another shocking murder, a woman and her dog stabbed to death in piedmont park in atlanta.rles has more on this violent crimement hi, charles. >> fani willis, the district attorney is calling this a top priority and the reward grows to $20,000. and the d.a. is urging people to avoid piedmont park, especially if you're alone. >> at this time we're asking that you go with three or four friends when you're there and that you're not alone at night and that we just make sure that we all take safe precautions. >> now, atlanta police have not made an arrest or publicly named a suspect in the brutal stabbing death of 40-year-old katherine janness and her dog bowie. and potential witness has come forward and is cooperating with investigators. the fbi has stepped in to assist as authorities examine the victim's dog for possible traces of dna evidence. the two last seen in grainy surveillance video were seeing in the upscale midtown neighborhood on july 28th. janness' partner of years said a location tracking app located the victim when she never returned home. >> i ran over to her an

>> reporter: it was just before 6:00 on girvin drive in oakland's piedmont pines neighborhood, when joseph and his girlfriend allison mrl and her sister, katie, found themselves facing off with a road raging driver. joseph's suv and the silver chevy volt nearly hit each other in the narrow, winding roads of the oakland hills. >> he almost hit us because we were going around a blind spot, and he rolled his window down and thought we were the ones in the wrong, and he was like, you know, cussing at us exquisitely. >> reporter: the driver of the volt then comes speeding back as joseph, allison, and her sister were out of the vehicle, missing them by inches. >> he had murderous intent at all times until he eventually cameeding downthe ll for a third time. joseph, who was busy ushering allison, who is pregnant, and her sister in the car, didn't notice until neighbor jonathan sandler shouted. >> the neighbor is yelling hey, watch out, and that actually save me, because he would've hit me square on. >> reporter: joseph still got clipped and badly bruised. he shudders to think about what could hav

. >> other schools opening today include san ramon valley and eastside union, morgue moraga and piedmont. tomorrow they return in pleasantton south palo alto and k through 5 in palo alto return on thursday and students in santa clara and mount diablo. you are covered for back to school, your questions answered and the best gadgets for students returning to the classroom and how to keep them sanitized. a cnet editor comes up this morning at 6:30. >>> looking live at the u.s. capitol where today the senate is set to hold a final vote on the trillion and several senators from both parties. cbs reporter bradley blackburn says the legislation is expected to past with bipartisan support. >> reporter: the wrangling took longer than expected but senate leaders say the trillion dollar infrastructure bill is moving forward. >> it may have taken all weekend, but the senate is now finally on the precipice of passing major bipartisan infrastructure legislation. >> reporter: a final vote in the senate is expected today on a plan that includes $550 in new spending on traditional infrastructure projects

. >> to stave off any spread and just on the border of town piedmont unified school district now saying that they have one case in the elementary school right now. the most important thing to do is to reassure families. i think everybody is worried as more schools approach opening for the 2021 school year. global infectious disease specialist doctor malden otto was stanford, says communication is vital. parents need to know what's going on and practice what science shows to keep kids safe. and in the classroom. >> now we know that masking works. we know that distancing works. we know that if you can get that absolutely works and so i what what we can do with the local level is make sure that families are hearing. >> casa communication reassurance. reese's stasio kron 4 news. >> happening today. san francisco will be open. a mass coronavirus testing site. mayor london breed set the city's averaging around 230 new cases a day. the testing site will be located at 7th and brennan in the soma neighborhood. it's going to be open every day from 09:00am until 06:00pm. coming up in the craw of t

many over 900 patients will have to see piedmont at home. so if you're forming more by medical teams to help them at their home. and for the 1st time, the pacific nation of palo has reported a coven, 1900 infection, losing its status as one of the very few countries to be spared by the pandemic. but with more than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta, 0. india has approved what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine against covered 19 vaccine maker, cadillac health care says the job is 67 percent effective and preventing symptoms. it'll be administered in 3 doses without a needle to people over the age of 12 previous d. n. a vaccines have worked well in animals, but not humans. investigate to say one of italy's most powerful criminal organizations has been dumping photos of tons of toxic waste and its allegedly being left in one of the country's most senior regions from tuscany, atom rainy reports on the edge of a farm and tuscany, environmental police check for toxic run

is getting more and more serious and hold human city many go with 900 patients will have to see piedmont at home. so we are forming more by medical teams to help them at their home. and for the 1st time, the pacific nation of palo has reported a coven, 19 infection, losing its status as one of the very few countries to be spared by the pandemic. but with more than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca kupta 0 new york is holding what's being called a homecoming concert on saturday to celebrate reopening. and after the worst of its corona virus. heartbreak in york was the city hardest hit by the virus. in the united states, kristen sumi looked back at how far the city has come and how far it still has to go. it was a scene notable for what it lacked. a city famous for its energy at a standstill. the only hustle and bustle taking place in a hospital. overwhelmed with patience. new york lost more lives and more jobs to the throne of virus pandemic than any city in the united states. even bringing the lights down on broadway. the

many go 900 patients will have to see piedmont at home. so we are forming more by medical teams to help them at their home. and for the 1st time, the pacific nation of palo has reported a corporate 19 infection, losing its status as one of the very few countries to be spared by the pandemic. but with more than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta al jazeera india has approve. what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine. again, school with 19 vaccine make a copy of health care says the job has a 67 percent efficacy rates in preventing symptoms. it will be administered in 3 doses without a needle to people over the age of 12 previous dna. vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in humans. us regulators are reported to be caused to fully approve and vices. corona, virus vaccine emergency approval was granted in december. but full approval involves the review of more clinical data. it could boost the vaccine, more lights by convince and more unvaccinated americans to g

back in the classroom today, alanis unified in contra costa county, the moraga school district, and piedmont unified. kpix 5 has you covered on all platforms for back-to-school. tomorrow morning we're talking kids and mental health. we'll talk to an expert live on how to help them deal with a school year that is anything but normal. that's tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. >>> the american academy of pediatrics says the number of children contracting covid-19 has increased fivefold in just the past month. just in the last week, the u.s. reported nearly 94,000 new pediatric covid cases. that's a 143% increase from two weeks ago, and the highest number of pediatric cases reported since february. this comes as a fight escalates over republican-led efforts to ban protective measures like mask mandates in schools some school districts are defining those orders. >> it's about parental choice, not government mandates. >> if you're not interested in following the public health guidelines, to protect the lives of people in your state, then get out of the way. let local officials do their job to kee

valley unified school district east side union high school district morongo unified school district piedmont unified school district and san ramon valley unified school district. for many students going back to school means getting back to club activities and sports teams. the pandemic put a stop to most sports last year including women's basketball, the team at archbishop mitty high school was up for a championship when everything was shut down. the team's head coach says having a shorter season during this past spring was helpful for players, but she says she's looking forward to having a full season. >> you know, were most focused on bringing the kids back of joy of the game and being together with their friends. everyone was so isolated with also keeping in mind this this idea of doing it safely. and so we need to keep the health in the forefront of our minds, from the physical health but also the emotional health ensuring that they have the opportunity to be around their friends and play the game that they love with people that they love. coach. philip says parents of fans have to be pa

many good 900 patients will have to see piedmont at home. so if you're forming more by medical teams to help them at their home. and for the 1st time, the pacific nation of palo has reported a call, the 19 infection losing its status as one of the very few countries to be spared by the pandemic. but with more than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca after 0, india has approved what it says is the world's 1st d n. a vaccine against koby 19 vaccine maker could de la health care, says the jap has a 67 percent efficacy rate in preventing symptoms. that will be administered in 3 doses without a needle to people of age 12 previous dna. vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in humans. dr. jerome kim is director general of international vaccine institute. he says, dna vaccines can be manufactured much faster than conventional vaccines. the dna vaccine technology has a tremendous advantage. it can be made very quickly. so if a new very, or to come up within a few weeks, companie

piedmont unified school, too. circuit is joining other districts and requiring teachers and other staff to be vaccinated or undergo routine testing. the superintendent wrote to parents this week that the school district has asked all staff to submit a digital copy of their vaccine cards. those who decided not to get vaccinated or who can't for medical reasons will be tested for coronavirus twice a week. the school district is also considering the idea of opening and on site vaccination. clinic for both staff and students, 12 and older in marin county and the sant ified unified excuse me and the san jose unified school district. they have both implemented the same rules. the state superintendent of public instruction tony thermite, is set to be in oakland tomorrow for the first day of school there. thurman will join local school leaders to help welcome back students for in person learning at the horseman elementary school in the maxwell park neighborhood of oakland will make stops it several classrooms and will als

is getting more and more serious and hold human city many go with 900 patients will have to see piedmont at home. so we are forming mobile gl teams to help them at their home hall. and for the 1st time, the pacific nation of palo has reported a coven, 19 infection, losing its status as one of the very few countries to be spared by the pandemic. but with more than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta, r 0. still ahead on al jazeera, on catholics in sir lanka, are still demanding justice the victims of the 2019 easter bombings. the talks of waste cutting through one of the most scenic regions and its links to organized crime and adult stage in her life. all of the conquer of my we are soccer stones and other help trying to rival cincinnati open. santa will have details for you in ah hi, there, hope your weekend is going well. we have outbreaks of rain and thunder. downpours for the republic of ireland and the united kingdom and the u. k. met office has a yellow warning for thunderstorms. so if you do get caught up and so

is getting more and more serious and hold human city many go with 900 patients will have to see piedmont at home. so we are forming more by medical teams to help them at their home. and for the 1st time, the pacific nation of palo has reported a coven, 19 infection, losing its status as one of the very few countries to be spared by the pandemic. but with more than 80 percent of his population fully vaccinated, the government says the island is covert safe. bianca gupta al jazeera. italy's tourism industry is gradually reopening off for a 3rd wave of coffee. 191 ancient roman town as attracting a lot of attention. but it isn't the scenic view above the water that's throwing some people in gillian wolf has the story that was off the italian coast near naples. a roman history lesson awaits these tourists with more than 70 percent of the world's surface covered by water. this trip can only be fully appreciated by those who venture below to divert you've ended up, you know, imagine not a, it's difficult, especially for those coming for the 1st time to imagine that within a few meters of water

students in piedmont going back and the same thing for castro valley, sam around and east side -- san marrone, and east. reggie: lover for -- level for covid list for israel and others. you must be vaccinated first. kumasi: number three, recall ballots could be getting to your mailbox soon. the polls will be open but because of the pandemic come every voter will be getting a mail-in ballot. reggie: number four, pg&e revealed the power poles that mastered the dixie fire were inspected in may and there were no problems. that fire has been 420,000 acres and is the largest in the state history. mike: above average today from san francisco to livermore, most dangerous eat tomorrow and thursday. excessive heat watch up kumasi: number six, and equipment fire and the richmond fire is slow down. number seven, a herd of elephants wandered hundreds of miles from their habitat and they are closer to home this morning. 150,000 people have been evacuated to prevent them from being disruptive -- disrupted. reggie: some amazon viewers trying to boost reviews by tracking down customers and getting the

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eastside union school, piedmont and san ramon.arching for the person who set fire to several cars. this happened early yesterday morning on ohara court. nobody was hurt and the flames did not spread to any nearby homes. >>> today. giants take on the diamondbacks for the start of a new home stand. the giants are requiring fans to cover their faces when they enter indoor spaces at the stadium. they are also encouraging but not requiring mask wearing in outdoor areas as well. >>> and as we look at the roadways right now if you are going toward the richmond, san rafael bridge look at all the brake lights. be patient if you are going toward the marin side. elsewhere as we look at traffic you can see all the red and yellows on the sensors there. that means slow speeds as well. certainly affecting your drive. if you are headed through the pass, westbound 580 near greenville. new crash in to the traffic center. one lane blocked making it for a busy ride and busy at the bay bridge. >>> gray skies along the coast and around the bay with cle

seat 5 miles away, they would have their service saturday afternoon sunday morning service was in piedmontfe was thin and i hitchhiked 5 miles to kaiser and echo to the service and there were about black people, average age was about 80 #then me. the minister, reverend ralph, ralph munroe at runtime the service that anybody who wants to give their life tohe christ, the call to the altar, i stood up he said to me skippy, the bathroom is back there. he thought i had to go to the bathroom. i said no he said what? it was very moving. me, there were five erquestions and i said yes, i do or i answered in the affirmative and everyone cried and i cried and then i hitchhiked back home it was saturday night those days, there were three channels from pbs, abc and nbc we were watching run, smoke or whatever it was about 9:00, 8:30 p.m., 5:00 i decided my mother and father my brother, five years older, and i said that until then. well, anything you having to your prospects and aiko what? i never ever hold them, they never figured out why. the reason i switched to my father's church when i was 14 becaus

they would have their service on saturday afternoon and then sunday morning service was in piedmont.. i didn't think about being hurt. that is how innocent life was i hitchhiked the 5 miles and i go to the service and there were 15 people they were out 80 and then there was me. but then at one point in the service if anybody wants to give their life to christ the call to the altar and he said to me, skippy, the bathroom is back there. he thought i had to go to the bathroom. [laughter] he said what? it was very moving. >> and there were five questions and i said yes and i answered in the affirmative everyone cried and i cried i hitchhiked back home and in those days there were three channels. we were watching gunsmoke and at 830, 9:00 o'clock my mother and father and my brother and said be guess i better tell them and i said anything happen today? [laughter] i said i joined the church. they said what? [laughter] i never told them i and they never figured it out. and the reason i switch to my father's church was because they were really good people. those that do a little mini holy dan

away they would have their service on saturday afternoon and then sunday morning service was in piedmontthink about anything because life was innocent they hitchhiked to kaiser i go to the service and there were aboutro 15 black people the average age must have been 80 and then there was me. [laughter] the minister reverend ralph at one point in the service that anybody wants to give their life to christ to call to the altar and i stood up and he said to me skippy, the bathroom is over they are. they thought i had to go to the bathroom. [laughter] it was very moving and he asked me there were five questions i think. i said yes and i answered in the affirmative everyone cried and hugged me and i cried and then i hitchhiked back home and in those days there were channels watching gunsmoke or whatever it was and about 8:39 o'clock i decided i said i better tell them and i said anything happen to you guys today? [laughter] they said why? i said i joined the church. what? [laughter] and i never told them why they never figured out why i joined the church and the reason i switch to my father's

she spent part of her childhood in piedmont. reggie: the long-awaited trial for a list with homes a set to get underway in the south bay tomorrow when jury selection begins in federal court in san jose. she is accused of misleading investors about her now failed blood testing started. and so documents say she may claim a decade-long abusive relationship with her former boyfriend. the documents allege that just seeing sunny or standing near him could trigger ptsd symptoms. he is denying the allegations. kumasi: it is never too early to think about saving money. this morning, those labor day deals are out there. the biggest deals are on outdoo, summer clothing and camping gear. laptops are also being discounted as students go back to school. >> a lot of these students returning back to their classrooms for the first time in 18 months. you are seeing the demand for laptops go up and retailers want to meet the demand at price points that customers want to purchase those laptops at. kumasi: coming up, find out which stores are having

jane morgan, a cardiologist at piedmont in atlanta, georgia. good to have you this morning. i want to help our viewers here, because viewers might be wondering, understandably, wait a second, i'm already vaccinated. many are at least, and some are not. i'm already vaccinated, why do i need this and what does it say about the vaccine that i've already received? can you explain to people how this works and what additional protection it would provide, a booster? >> certainly. and thanks for having me. one of the things we have to remember is that as we have developed increasing and increasing number of variants, these new clusters of mutations, we've seen the efficacy, the way that these vaccines work drop somewhat. so from 95% to 84 to 82%. and we want to make sure that we can continue to keep the efficacy, meaning how well these vaccines work as high as possible. and so that's why these boosters are going to come about. and we saw pfizer submit to the fda yesterday. they looked at all patients at the eight to nine-month mark. i think they submitted for six to 12 months out. a

happy first day of school for the kids that are heading back in piedmont.e're going to start out with temperatures in the upper 50s at drop off time coming up soon and by the time you get out of school it will be in the low 70s and sunny. really nice day ahead. and for our inland areas, it's going to be hotter reaching into the mid to upper 90s for the next few days. by the end of the week the humidity will go up and going to make it feel a lot hotter. watching outor thunderstorms. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you. >>> still to come this morning a woman who says she was sexual assaulted by prince andrew when she was just 1 >> and that's your latest weather. guys >>> still to come this morning, a woman who says she was sexually assaulted by prince andrew when she was just 17 now taking legal action directly against prince andrew. the disturbing details just filed and a live report from buckingham palace. >>> also ahead, new controversy in the replacement for alex trebek and the front-runner for the job defending himself against past

. >> to stave off any spread and just on the border of town piedmont unified school district now saying that they have one case in the elementary school right now. the most important thing to do is to reassure families. i think everybody is worried as more schools approach opening for the 2021 school year. global infectious disease specialist doctor malden otto was stanford, says communication is vital. parents need to know what's going on and practice what science shows to keep kids safe. and in the classroom. >> we know that masking works. we know that distancing works. we know that if you can get that absolutely works and so i what what we can do with the local level is make sure that families are hearing. >> casa communication reassurance. theresa kron 4 news. >> medical researchers at stanford say there's progress being made toward getting a vaccine for school age children, younger kids. stafford is one of 40 sites nationwide and one of more than 100 sites around the world taking part in the pfizer biontech clinical trials to evaluate the response to the vaccine in kids under the a

unified school district east side union high school district more on a unified school district and piedmont unified school district. >> well, for many students getting back to school means getting back to club activities and sports. the pandemic. as we now stopped a lot of sports last year, including women's basketball, the team at archbishop mitty high school was up for a championship when everything was shut down and the team's head coach says that having a shorter season during this past spring was helpful for her players. but she says that looking. they're all looking forward to having a full season this year. >> you know, were most focused on bringing the kids back of joy of the game and being together with their friends. everyone was so isolated with also keeping in mind this this from the physical health but also the emotional health ensuring that they have the opportunity to be around their friends and play the game that they love with people that they love. >> coach phillip says that parents and fans have to be patient with the ongoing. so covid safety protocols. but hopes will all

. >> to stave off any spread and just on the border of town piedmont unified school district now saying that they have one case in the elementary school right now. the most important thing to do is to reassure families. i think everybody is worried as more schools approach opening for the 2021 school year. global infectious disease specialist doctor malden otto was stanford, says communication is vital. parents need to know what's going on and practice what science shows to keep kids safe. and in the classroom. >> we know that masking works. we know that distancing works. so we know that if you can get that absolutely works and so i what what we can do with the local level is make sure that families are hearing. >> casa communication reassurance. theresa kron 4 news. >> 9.38. and still ahead, a scary moment for an ace pitcher. he's hit in the head with a line drive. we're going to tell you how he is right now. and air bnb is taking legal action after somebody rented and eastbound south bay home and used it for a party. and there was a shooting. >> a different look to it out there today.

morgan, executive director of the immediate piedmont task force in atlanta. in states with the highest case rates, people are getting vaccinated at a pace not seen since april, like louisiana, missouri, and arkansas, have all seen more than 50,000 people in the last six days get a shot. that might not sound like a lot but average daily doses have doubled in those states since the start of july. if this trend continues, how long will it take do you think to turn the corner on this latest covid surge? >> hi, ana. thank you for having me today. such an excellent question. one thing we have to remember with these vaccinations, whether you receive the two dose messenger rna vaccines or the johnson & johnson it takes several weeks to reach full immunity. we are in the middle of this crisis, even people being vaccinated now and will be vaccinated tomorrow and continue to be vaccinated, we still will have this hill to climb because we have to be able to reach full immunity before we can begin to talk about that herd immunity that begins to protect all of us, includin

. >> to stave off any spread and just on the border of town piedmont unified school district now saying that they have one case in the elementary school right now. the most important thing to do is to reassure families. i think everybody is worried as more schools approach opening for the 2021 school year. global infectious disease specialist doctor malden otto was stanford, says communication is vital. parents need to know what's going on and practice what science shows to keep kids safe. and in the classroom. >> we know that masking works. we know that distancing works. we know that if you can get that absolutely works and so i what what we can do with the local level is make sure that families are hearing. >> casa communication reassurance. theresa kron 4 news. >> medical researchers at stanford say there is progress being made toward getting a vaccine for schoolchildren and we could see a vaccine available to children by halloween. that's good news for all parents of children. 5 to 11 years old. one of the 40 sites across the nation taking part in clinical trials into the vaccine's

couple of pockets of moderate just east of oakland, especially up towards piedmont conquered.looking at a moderate pocket as well as well as rio vista out in eastern solano county. a low pressure area helping to dry on this cool down that we've been enjoying nice change of pace from the midsummer heat. that's for sure. we'll continue to look at this on shore breeze helping to sweep out any remaining smoke pushing that out of the region and even out of our inland areas, which is going to keep things on the better side as far as air quality goes for a couple more days 60's for your highs in sf as well as down the coastline. most of our bayshore cities in the 70's burlingame at 72 degrees. foster city right there to redwood city at 76 today. south bay temps also holding on to 70's mostly san jose a nice 78 degrees. well, looking at some 70's 80's for much of the east bay. you will be in the 60's from san leandro oakland up to berkeley and richmond. some of our warmer spots barely even making the mid-eighties vacaville 84 vallejo and napa each at 70 degrees. santa rosa down throug

. >>> right now at 5:12, first day of school for piedmont and it's going to be a really nice day. drop-off time in the upper 50s, light jacket needed but you want to make sure the name is on the tag because they won't need it at pickup time. it's going to be a beautiful day and happy first day of school. we'll talk about getting you to work in a few minutes. >> shout out to our friends and students in castro valley unified. they have a first day. we're looking at san jose, traffic flows smooth for 101. this is the south bay. we're looking at the north bay, the travel times are looking great. light drive. clear view across the bridges. a bigger view of traffic coming up. >>> good morning. 5:13 on your tuesday. the latest jobs numbers show us a record number of people are going back to work, but new numbers show us a record number of jobs are still unfilled. the worst is in the service industry. there are more people who want to go to dinner than people who want to cook and serve that dinner as restaurants and other businesses raise wages. there are more than 10 million open jobs in

valley unified school district east side union high school district unified school district and piedmont unified school district for many students getting back to school means also getting back to club activities and sports teams. the pandemic put a lot of that on hold last year, including women's basketball. the team at archbishop mitty high schools up for a championship when everything was shut down the team's head coach says having a shorter season during this past spring was helpful for her players. but she says she's looking forward to having a full season. >> you know, were most focused on bringing the kids back of joy of the game and being together with their friends. everyone was so isolated with also keeping in mind this this idea of doing it safely. and so we need to keep the health in the forefront of our minds, from the physical health but also the emotional health ensuring that they have the opportunity to be around their friends and play the game that they love with people that they left coach phillip says parents and fans have to be patient with the ongoing covid safety pr