here's nbc bay area's laura sambol in pleasanton. >> reporter: downtown pleasanton is looking very european tonight. the street is politickblocked o traffic. the k this family has a lot to celebrate. not only is there a birthday. it's the first time the family has eaten together for three months. >> we were so excited when we found out pleasanton was reopening. i'veli >> it's a big night. it's great. we're very happy that the city did this because it allows us to bring more seating in here. our phone's ringing off the hook. people are having fun. >> reporter: like most restaurants in pleasanton, pairings wine bar and restaurant has been serving takeout to stay afloat since covid-19 restrictions went into place. campanella wasn't sure if his restaurant would survive. >> we have a restaurant group and every week everybody would be wondering when are we going to open. you can't survive just on takeout, not when your rent's crazy high. >> reporter: now servers wear masks, tables are set apart, hand sanitizer is everywhere, and linens are changed after every seating. they're changes the kennisen

. >> reporter: restaurants are bustling in downtown pleasanton. no cars, no traffic for half a mile on main street. just people enjoying the outdoors and some great food. >> it feels more normal. it feels like things are starting to get back on the right track. it is enjoyable just to sit down and interact with other people. >> reporter: just what the customers who have been starving for sitdown service, restaurant owners are glad to return. >> he said he had a great night last night tip wise. he got the money in his pocket now. >> reporter: retail stores in the county are allowed to open at 50% of the original capacity. pleasanton city leaders partnered with business owners to come up with this idea to give them a much-needed boost. >> i think a lot of other towns should follow suit. >> reporter: oakland is launching a new flex straight program so businesses can put tables on the sidewalks and in parking lanes. >> it is good that people can sit and enjoy their meal while it is hot, instead of having to wait. >> reporter: they put out tables so ta

reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much. now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. the number of people hospitalized in california now reaching its highest point. over the weekend there were nearly 4,000 cases in the state that the hospitals reported. saturday alone actually. the number of cases is the highest since april 1st and is now a 22% spike. california also reported more than 1,000 confirmed covid-19 patients in intensive care. >>> a part of a new surge in coronavirus cases is coming from a recycling center in the north bay. the marin independent journal reporting this morning that there's an outbreak at the marin sanitary service in san rafael. now at the beginning of the month the state tested all employees after its first confirmed case and found nearly 45 people tested positive. that site picks up garbage for about a third of the homes in marin county. the san jose sharks and santa clara county are teaming up to help get more people tested for the virus. and this week the county is opening a new walk-up coro

kris sanchez is live for us in pleasanton. >> reporter: pleasanton has a nice little friday vibe to it right now. lots more people walking up and down the streets. look at the sign here. this is what's going to happen this afternoon. the city is going to shut down main street and for the next eight weeks allow restaurants to drag their tables into the streets so they have more outdoor seating to accommodate the need for those of us who want to get outside and also help those businesses recoup some of what they might've lost over the pandemic. now, after dining al fresco, folks can shop. and stores can start allowing limited number of customers inside with masks and with appropriate social distancing. it's a welcomed change for the mom and pop shops that have been trying to stay afloat with the online sales only and curb side pickup, which is about 10% of what they're used to. people can also return to religious services at 25% of the building capacity or 100, whichever is less. outdoor fitness classes, also outdoor museums. maybe you're looking for something that you can't find in one

the rush before father's day live in pleasanton gayle ong kron 4 news. thank you gayle as more businesses reopen medical experts are warning the risk of getting covid-19 is still very real well for us to resist also reports on how people can protect themselves and others from the virus as they go out into society. >>we need to know that this is. >>early in the we're nowhere near being over doctor john schwartz berg is an infectious disease in vaccine all adjust with the u c berkeley. he recommends several key steps to take when going out, especially right now is counties began to loosen restrictions for one he says any time you can choose between being inside or outside. try and stay outside our door we've ever you have a chance for any city. indoors as always were received to be outdoors nest because for nearly. >>the. >>distributions of hours outdoors with the wind blowing it means it's from a sleepy we're going to get. suspicion on the virus to get a 64 outdoors the doctor has that when shopping make a list limit your time that's what they do in his f

>>diners at bochy be stoned bar in pleasanton have been waiting for this the month happy to be out of this very nice nice to be out here in the first just being out and about. >>and still taking the precaution, aires. yeah, just wonderful today owner gabby a jelly says it feels like a grand reopening people are really excited to come at out where our servers are so excited to serve everyone. there's such a high demand unfortunately we're limited to the space that we had but with all the rules and regulations were trying to keep everyone happy and serve as many people as we can one of the rules, no parties larger than 6. it's the first weekend of outdoor dining service in alameda county the last county in the bay area to loosen restrictions people are adapting to the new normal some bringing hand sanitizer to the table employees could be seen sanitizing tables and many is nonstop while wearing masks at all times tables are kept 6 feet apart for social distancing, ian can't card is the bar manager at savio on maine where staff have been working to create a safe dining experience it's be

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we saw a little slowing for 84 cutting through livermore and pleasanton and over here on the east bay, southbound 880 looking down to hayward out of san leandro. slowing the last report. no major problems across the san mateo bridge. heading to 280, no problems reported in any of these spots. the bay bridge is clear. back to you. >> looked good. thank you, mike. 5:1 1. >>> searching for a solution. still ahead at 5:25 on "today in the bay" when dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. may have a coronavirus vaccine ready for millions to use. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg under yet more pressure this morning after an employee walked out and a lot of anger. >>> for me it hits a personal note. i'm bi-racial. >> meghan markle candidly opened up about her experiences with racism, what she said still ahead this morning. it's 5:12. you're watching "today in the bay." look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stre

highway 84 coming out of pleasanton and livermore, ruby hill over to 680.his is the slowest stretch you see on the map. everything else is clear. there were three small brushfires reported and it sounds like they're under control with no structures threatened. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive heading over to the bay bridge, no problem. marcus, because kari is not here i guess maybe she's not going to be worried about your next story. she doesn't like the video. >> every year, mike. she does not like this one. it's something that a lot of people love. you see it right there. we know at least one summer tradition will go on despite the pandemic. that is the nathan's hot dog eating contest. it is going to go on as scheduled july 4th. now this will be as we're all rooting for, of course, san jose's own joey chestnut who, if you remember, has won the contest 12 times now. there will be coronavirus safety measures in place. only five eaters will be there instead of 15. it doesn't matter because there's just one winner. >> and it's usually our boy joey. oh

sate dream. >> reporter: in pleasanton, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> santa clara county is issuing a new healthrder aimed at the large private health care systems. the health department is telling those hospitals to step up covid-19 testing, particularly for patients in high-risk groups. the county health officials say making fests more available will help in reaching a goal of testing at least 4,000 people per day. right now about 2,300 per day are being tested. >>> a sign california courts are trying to get pack to normal, the state's judicial council has voted to end its emergency zero bail program. the rule was instituted as a response to the coronavirus outbreak. it applied to people charged with lower level crimes. it was intended to mitigate the spread of covid-19 inside county jails. the california chief justice also is ending a rule that extended the time for defendants to be arained. that will now revert to the standard 48 hours after abarrest. >>> some new video of a hiker being rescued in sonoma county. the chp team responded to sonoma mountain yesterday evenings. abinjured hiker st

"today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us in pleasanton. this is where new testing options become available. i know the state is monitoring two bay area counties for those outbreaks. >> reporter: correct, marcus. the california department of public health has added contra costa and santa clara counties to its watch list of counties seeing a surge in infections and hospitalizations. over the past few days coco county has seen hospitalizations jump by 17%. the state believes that's because more people are getting sick as the economy reopens and they resume their normal routine. santa clara county has seen a 23% increase in hospitalizations over the same amount of time. the state attributes that rise to long-term care facilities transfers and outsiders choosing our hospitals inside santa clara county. a stanford infectious disease specialist calls this a second wave of behavior. the bay area and state have daily cases jump almost 74% this month compared to may with over 200,000 cases total statewide. yesterday governor newsom unveiled a websit

. >> bart also announced started to be the dublin pleasanton station is clipper card only. be a week from today. and one more >>> san francisco bay ferries say starting next monday service to richmond will resume. passengers required to wear masks. additional hand sanitizers available on all the vessels. the vessels will be cleaned frequently and undergo a full disinfectant fogging twice a week. service was suspended due to the pandemic. >>> soon you can get covid-19 alerts through google maps. it will update people when coronavirus is affecting public services. and check points. the feature will be rolling out on the next few weeks on iphones and android phones. >>> yosemite national park is reopening and for the first time ever visitors will need a reservation for the day. a phased reopening will allow for overnight camping. online reservation will be required to enter the park to keep crowds roughly 50% of normal. the park will offer 1700 vehicle passes each day. >>> still >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi there everyone. we're off to a beautifu

bob redell live in pleasanton. for the most part, most of the counties in the bay area already have that as a requirement. >> yes, correct, marcus. here in alameda county you must wear a face mask or face covering when you're waiting in line outside of a business and once you're inside the same goes for employees and people working outside where there are a lot of people. they have face covering requirement, except for solano county where it's just a recommendation. no county requires masks when you're outside exercising or out for a walk. governor newsom may make it mandatory in every county statewide in response to recent spikes in covid-19 cases as the state has begun to reopen for business. there's no details on what the order would entail, but also no indication that it would go beyond what we are already required to do here in the bay area. as of yesterday, more than 157,000 californians have tested positive for covid-19. just over 5,200 people here in the state have been killed pie this virus. reporting live

the mayors of dublin and pleasanton want them to move even faster. >> alameda county has the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the bay area with 4100 people testing positive. less than 4% of those combined live in the tri-valley cities of dublin, pleasanton, and livermore pick >> we should look at the data as a subregion and that is a very scientific way to look at the data. >> reporter: the dublin mayor cosigned a letter to the alameda county health department last week asking the health department loosen some of the restrictions just in the tri-valley by declaring the area is subregion. the three counties should not be more restricted than nearby san ramon and danville in contra costa county were outdoor dining and swimming is permitted. >> those cities are allowed to open up for outdoor dining and other activities. they are also in the same subregion as us and we should be able to open up to the same levels they are . >> reporter: public health announce it was easing restrictions to allow for outdoor dining countywide. alameda county public health is been among the

main street in pleasanton. it hasn't happened in three months since the shelter in place order. that's because alameda county moved into the next phase. it's cause for celebration and as jessica aguirre shows us, main street is having a coming out party. >> they're going to close main street from friday at 4:00 until sunday at 8:00. i can add the tables down the length of my street. >> tell me about the experience, what it will be like in terms of who can be out and how it's going to work. >> yeah. hopefully it's a good experience. getting our crew all back working again in the kitchen and putting meals on plates. all we've been doing is takeout for three months. it's getting everyone back into the mode. our servers getting back to servi serving. cleanliness is a key thing. as someone departs the table, it needs to be cleaned. they changed the quality of the product that we clean the tables with. families can come. everyone needs to be seated at once. we're learning a lot of the rules from the health department

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outward of pleasanton and livermore well the sheriff's office says now's the time they typically make large seizures of illegal fireworks. they say this year has been challenging law enforcement's this year was was not focused on fireworks and prevention as we're dealing with a lot of the issues going on in our communities around law enforcement so we believe that that was a good opportunity for people who like to bring in fireworks into the state moving forward. >>the sheriff's office says they will be putting more resources into stopping the exchange of heavy duty explosives the next couple weeks we'll be telling as we begin to. >>a move more into proactive enforcement many other law enforcement agencies are also noticing an increase use of the fireworks a lot of them took to social media to put out warnings to people to stop using them. >>now in addition to the fireworks being illegal they can also be deadly if they're used improperly, it's also important to think about your neighbors. >>as many of them like veterans are sensitive to the fireworks. he also affects their animals and

stone ridge in pleasanton this is different now. they have hand sanitizing stations and distant markers everywhere. the mouse will do temperature checks. they will hand out masks and enforcing occupancy limits and stores. former businesses are preparing to welcome back customers. that starts on june 29. businesses including hair salons and nail salons and hotels will be allowed reopen. the county will allow indoor ct not restaurants additionally more outdoor businesses and activities may resume such as campgrounds, picnic areas and drive-in movies. santa clara will open the pop-up corona virus testing starting tuesday at 10:00 a.m. testing will be available at the high school in san jose and santa cruz northside branch library. residents can get pointmen the county has offeristing. india gets a green light, for the bankruptcy plan, including billions of dollars in payments stemmingfrom destructive deadly wildfires. esgeday close to we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save

stone ridge and pleasanton as well as the san francisco premium outlets in livermore. this is video of both locations. they are different now. very different looking with hand sanitizing directions and distance markers everywhere. the malls will also be doing temperature checks handing out masks and enforcing occupancy limits in all of the stores. >>> no concerns apparent for covid-19 at president trump's rally. thousands of unmasked supporters inside the arena. we have a full report from b cn squall valley to w the resort may finally answer that call. >>> king inside the box to welcome members back to a safe space. all of that and the father's day forecast as we look live over san jose. that is all happening after this break. >>> we are proud to be partnering to celebrate pride 50. generations of hope. a three-hour show airs next sunday, june 28 on our sister station kbcw 44 cable 12. we will also stream this starting at >>> the fog is rolling on in tonight. tonight, squall valley's name, needs to go. laura hatefully has a history behind the name. >> the ski resort th

less than 4% of those combined live in dublin, pleasanton, and livermore >> we should be looking at the data as a subregion and that is a scientific way to look at the data. >> reporter: dublin mayor and the mayors of pleasanton and livermore cosigned a letter to the health department. they are asking the health department loosen some restrictions just in the tri- valley by declaring the area a subregion. the three alameda county should not be ng and swimming is permitted. scattered cracker descent a r l >> those cities are allowed to open up for outdoor dining and other activities. they are in the same subregion as us and we think we should open up to the same levels that they are. >> reporter: alameda public health has been the slowest to loosen restrictions. donna governor is a lifelong resident of livermore. >> the small businesses in our community have told the line and they have done what they needed to do. with the neighboring counties being open, i think that adds more stress to our small businesses here in our downtown livermore and in are binaries >> it seems really unfair. >>

the driver led authorities to pleasanton where the car crashed.erson was arrested, at least two were able to get away. we do not know what led to the crash but are working to get you more information and will bring it to you as soon as we have it. >>> happening today, the oakland school district board will consider eliminating the police department. good morning. >> any indication of what will happen today, it appears they could potentially move forward with expanding the school police department. first, board membtimeline for execution, and developing a safety plan. earlier this month, superintendent kyla johnson suggested redirecting more than $2.5 million in police funds to student services. the majority of the board said they support the idea. the ousd police department has seven officers, two sergeants, and a chief. they respond when there are issues. the safety plan could include having civilian safety specialists, who are unarmed and don't have the power to arrest students. the oakland police would be called for most serious incidents. yest

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and pleasanton at 7:00. for the full list of hours and exemptions, go to kpix.com. >>> police in vallejo have responded to 400 calls for service in the past two days. it is needing help now. congress is raising the bar for officer whose want to join the force and stay there. >> under the leadership of the coggal black caucus, with an understanding around appreciation that the overwhelming number of cops are good cops, we will pass legislation to collect data so bad cops fired in one jurisdiction don't get hired in another. >> new video shows the moment thieves target a jewelry store in san karlo. they can be seen running in and out with goods in just a matter of seconds using sleek hammers to break down that door. we show you the dak left behind and what the crooks got away with. >> reporter: december us designated as nonessential and then this happened. sunday evening, using sledge hammers, eight women smashed that ware. the owner says is his worst nightmare. >> now june 1, the 31st night this happened and

less than 4% of those combined live in the tri-valley cities of dublin, pleasanton, and livermore pick >> we should look at the data as a subregion and that is a scientific way to look at the data. >> reporter: the mayor along with the mayors of pleasanton and livermore cosigned a letter to the health department asking the health department loosened restrictions just in the tri- valley by declaring the valley a subregion. the three alameda county's should not be more restricted than san ramon and danville and contra costa county were outdoor dining and swimming as permitted. scott haggerty sent a similar letter. >> those cities are allowed to open up for outdoor dining and they are also in the same subregion as us and we should open up to the same levels they are. >> public health announce it was easing restrictions to allow for outdoor dining countywide but not until friday, june 19. public health has been along the slovis counties to listen restrictions. the governor is a lifelong resident of livermore pick >> the small businesses have towed the line and they have done what they need

starting today dublin pleasanton is all about the glimmer caclip. they want to get rid of paper tickets all together, so oakland coliseum and airport station, you will be next. and spread out, the new trains should help with that and don't forget you have to wear your masks. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> happening this morning, we expect to learn more details about california's plan to reopen schools. state schools chief tony thurman will reveal the guidelin. physical distancing is a major issue and also face coverings for students and teachers. so friday governor newsom gave the go-ahead for schools and day camps to reopen, but local health officials will have the final say. > some businesses including pet grooming can reopen. child care and extracurricular activities expand for groups up to 12 and libraries can open for curbside pickup. and in social bubbles, up to 12 people from different households can get together outdoors, however outdoor dining, indoor retail and gyms are not part of the phase of reopening. >>> california national guard per

for the tri-valley, upper 70s. 78 in dublin, and pleasanton. a high-end livermore, around the bay, san francisco tops out at 66 degrees and sausalito. 72 and oakland, 73 and san leandro, and your high for the spay, and for the north bay, 70s and 80s. for windsor, we talk about it 82 . here is the extended forecast. watch as the temperatures climbed as we look for tuesday and wednesday. our inland locations will soar into the upper 90s into triple digit heat on wednesday. then, we are going to cool it down as we look to the rest of the week. the cooling trend, thursday, and friday, we will be watching the next weather system. there is a chance for showers for the weekend. back to you. let's go to tiana for a look at the traffic. >>> as within the next few weeks, you can expect delays and that area. there's a car fire on westbound 580, at macarthur boulevard, they are not locking lanes. a slightly slower speed as you approach the area, it is in the e veryt morning. we keep a close eye on that, all lanes are open. no toll takers, things are clear

i wanted to go 88 in livermore. 52 in pleasanton and there are some cool readings. these water temperatures are amazing for this time of year. that is. fog is in our near future. until then it is going to be sunny and warm. the northwind will be with us today into tonight and probably tomorrow. the key is on friday. the warm temperatures and cold water it will be pretty warm the next few days. >>> this morning, disneyland is releasing more details about reopening next month. the changes people will see in the park and why it could be difficult to even get inside. >>> most exports remains on hold. that will soon change. the plan for one school to have fans in the stands for college football this fall. vo: worried about your friend but don't know how to reach out? ♪ you can say "how are you?" ♪ ♪ or get a fake tattoo ♪ you can ask with an app ♪ if it works for you ♪ you can chat with them in vr ♪ ♪ it's all good ♪ if you think you should check i♪ ♪ whatever, whatever ♪ whatever gets you talking vo: reach out to a friend about their mental health. ♪ whatever, whatever

"today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us in pleasanton where new testing options become availablehis is also as the state monitors two bay area counties for the outbreaks. >> reporter: correct, marcus, the department of public health has added contra costa and santa clara counties to the special watch list of places that has seen a scourge in infections and hospitalizations. coco county has seen hospitalizations jump 17%. the state believes that's because more people are getting sick as the economy reopens and th normal rue scenes. an inees in hospitalizations, the state attributes the rise to transfers from outside the county in long-term care facilities and outsiders just choosing hospital care in santa clara county. this morning "the "san francisco chronicle"" quotes a specialist who calls the rise a second wave of behavior. the bay area and state have seen daily cases jump almost 75% this month compared to may with over 200,000 cases statewide. governor newsom insisted yesterday that we are not in the second wave of the virus, that this is still the first wave. he unveiled a w

the mayors of livermore, dublin and pleasanton want to move faster. >>> late today the state announced that tattoo shops, nail salons and massage parlors can move forward. businesses need county approval first and that rules out much of the bay area. >>> outside sacramento reopened and people flocked back. lifetime athletics in roseville. the gym management said the staff has been working to sanitize the equipment. class sizes will be adjusted. >> everyone is respecting the new way and they are grateful for the space allotted. some in some cases we have wait lists but we're working the kinks out. that instructor said there were some wait lists but they will work on issues as they go. >>> now to a wildfire east of sacramento. crews say they are making progress and all roads have reopened. the fire started around noon and raced around 5,000-acres, it's a rural area but there's homes under evacuation as the wind pushes the fire north. the fire is 60% contained. so far there's no word on a cause. >>> in san jose, hundreds of protesters marched in a rally in the memory of people killed by p

. >>> at least 1,000 people gathered for a peaceful protest today in pleasanton.t was a unity march in hopes to bring people together after the death of george floyd. even the police chief was invited to speak. >> the city of pleasanton and the policeepartmen cons in minneapolis. [ applause ] >> the young people who organized this event nt the focus to be squarely on the message, which is unity. >> protesters marched peacefully through downtown los angeles earlier today. the first of several events calling attention to racial injustice throughout southern california. hundreds of protesters chanted george floyd's name and held signs demanding reforms. curfews in the bay area put into place after nights of violence and vandalism have been lifted. vallejo and walnut creek were the first to lift curfews after late this afternoon. let's bring in chronicle insider phil matier. this has been an incredible week. it's changed over the course of the week. give us your thoughts about what we've witnessed in the last seven days. >> think about it. it was seven days ago on fri

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you'll see some mid 90's showing up in our use pay inland valleys like in pleasanton and livermore asell as conquered 94 today, richmond berkeley and oakland in the 70's for highs. well, a lot of 90's up in solano county which will remain under a heat advisory through friday. petaluma and santa rosa 87 today. now tomorrow friday and saturday these are the hottest days of the forecast ahead of us after that things cool down and cool down a lot in land by sunday. some of our highs in wind will fall from the 90's to just the 70's to close out the weekend. james. thank you john quick check of the richmond sandra fell bridge as we look at commute conditions around the bay at the current hour and at 8.50 looks pretty good here. the toll plaza camera shows you just alike the flow of traffic heading through the gates and across the span so no problems if you're heading out into the north bay this morning from richmond on 5.80. the golden gate bridge for our north bay commuters coming down in san francisco you can see it's there's a steady stream of cars. >>coming southbound a lot of that has

livermore and pleasanton in the mid-nineties for your highs while the creek at 91 concord and danville up from yesterday to 94 today, oakland and berkeley in the low 70's. bill vacaville fairfield pittsburgh. all in the 90's which is more cities in the north bay in the 90's than what we had for your tuesday yesterday cc where temperatures are heading. we are generally seeing warmer temperatures to close out the week with friday actually being or warmest one of the forecast after saturday's continued heat inland, we see temperatures really falling come sunday that means inland areas that are in the 90's will only be peaking in the upper 70's by the close of the weekend. james. all right. thank you very much john new this morning gnc has filed for bankruptcy. >>closing up to 1200 stores in the process. the vitamin a dietary supplement company has been saddled with nearly a billion dollars of debt and was facing declining sales as its brick and mortar locations before the pandemic however gnc said that stay at home orders during the pandemic had a dramatic negative impact on its business

originating out of pleasanton in the morning and out of daly city in the afternoon. at various times it will be -- and 7:16 am for the afternoon, out of daly city, trains will leave it 355 or 4:45 pm. 50 minute frequencies between peak hours through there. the bt extending hours for light rail service. now extended until 9:00 p.m. beginning at 5:00 a.m. in the mornings and weekend service restored, operating from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. also restoring to the va out the door. we have more cars on the roadway. a live look at the bay bridge, we are seeing a backup. no metering lights yet but that will likely change plaza. police activity prompted the closure from northbound 101, starting to see out backup e-to caltrans is on scene as well as chp providing traffic control. boy that if you can. another trouble spot, we are monitoring is 84 woodside road around alameda. we've got a vehicle that hit a light pole. it is still to stop at the intersection causing a backup. we are seeing brake lights through the ultimate past coming out of tracy. traffic westbound slow and go ou

outward of pleasanton and livermore well the sheriff's office says now's the time they typically make large seizures of illegal fireworks. >>they say this year has been challenging law enforcement's this year was was not focused on fireworks and prevention as we're dealing with a lot of the issues going on in our communities around law enforcement so we believe that that was a good opportunity for people who like to bring in fireworks into the state. >>well not only are these fireworks a legal, but the sheriff's office says that they can be deadly if they're used improperly. it's also important to note and be mindful of your neighbors as these fireworks can negatively affect veterans, animals livestock, and more for now we're live in alameda tiller sackey kron 4 news taylor. thank you and it is not just people in alameda county hearing and seeing illegal fireworks people in san jose say they hear the loud bangs of fireworks most nights to and is getting worse. >>during the day. during the night it rattles the house seat in the difference this year is not so much the aerial explosion a

reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> there are risingoronavirus concerns across the nation as case numbers have spiked. in the north bay this morning health officials are looking at one particular plant because of a spike in illnesses there in marin county. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson joins us live in san rafael with where that outbreak is happening and whether the public should be concerned. good morning, cierra. >> reporter: good morning. yes, as the sun comes up we see a lot more excitement here in san rafael with the trucks coming and going. i'm in front of the marin sanitary services. here 43 confirmed covid cases were reported, that is according to "marin independent journal. "those numbers contributing to a larger number. a record high one-day increase of cases here in california. now take a look at this, nearly 4,000 cases reported on saturday alone. the highest total since april 1st and is a 22% increase. california also reported over 1,000 confirmed covid-19 patients are currently in intensive care. all 288 employees we

. >> huge crowd for a black lives matter protest in pleasanton today. from 2 to 4:00 p.m. organizers used the hash tag justice for george floyd. and added keep it peaceful. >> large turn out in walnut creek. the scene at civic park. people gathering peacefully there. revoked the curfew, walnut curfew is in effect. from 8:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. and that will run until june 8. with that we say good evening. >> thank you so much for joining us. there's a will the going on this evening. >> we have seen the video on social media. now there's new body cam video that is just been released to the i team. showing the perspective of an unarmed black man handcuffed as he was doing his daily exercise. the police chief requesting an outside investigation into the officers actions. in an exclusive interview the reporter spoke to the man pinned down by police. and joins us now. >> we have just received a video in the body camera. who handcuffed a black man as he exercised outside his home. police tell us they received a call about him dancing. here's a little clip of the video. >> you'r

adoptions are booming this morning after the shelter- in-place went into effect 3 mo the shelter in pleasantonsually has to work to find homes, but they have an adoption level they have never seen before. >> it's an adoption frenzy. we love it. >> on average when you have the facility open, we may have five phone calls inquiring about a certain animal, a few visitors, and it could take up to a week or two weeks to send them home, and right now re 50 per available animal. >> while adopting can be a little more difficult right now due to more competition, the shelter recommends searching shelters out of the area and to be open to other breeds. >>> new this morning, this is one special breed a business owner could get behind. >> a pup is proving man's best friend is also his best employee. take a look. this 10-year-old black lab's name is two, yes, like the number. she's the assistant store clerk at a sports shop in wisconsin. she helps to exchange money, and she even delivers tubs of bait to customers. >> she works with me 6:00 in the morning to 6:00 at night. she knows hand signals, whistle sig

there is paving time high solidly in the 90's from work pretty much over to dublin in pleasanton nearby livermore at one o one well while the creek and dan bill at a 100 conquered that bill is to triple digit cities that one o to oakland san leandro berkeley i know so many of us closer to the bay don't have that ac and when you're talking highs close to 90 degrees. that's not a fun way to spend the afternoon. vacaville fairfield pittsburgh in antioch in the triple digits. well map and young bill at 98 beach santa rosa nevado in the mid 90's now, here's where the good news starts after today's excessive e tomorrow just still excessive just not as hot as today. friday saturday and sunday is when the heat wave really at this is what our warmest day time highs will actually be unseasonably cool only in the 70's and the 60's right along the bay. also can see a couple of sprinkles come friday and saturday well like we did last week at sort of venture and the hot workdays going cooler weekend days and overall just an unsettled pattern that brings plenty of change just know that the heat that w

people in pleasanton, walnut creek and oakland are all calling for justice in the wake of george floyd's death. kpix5's andria borba joins us live in mill valley with a rally happening there. >> reporter: allen, this rally cleared out just in the past 10 to 15 minutes or so. but not before protesters here at camino, alto, and miller sang happy birthday to breonna taylor. she was a victim of police violence killed in her own home. we want to take you to video of protesters lying down in the middle of the road. the middle of the intersection here. chanting i can't breathe in honor of george floyd. this protest was put together by many people and attended by many, many young people. it gives one woman here in mill valley a little bit of hope. >> it actually inspires me. i heard that a bunch of young kids were putting signs around town wednesday night. and i went for a run thursday morning. they were everywhere. i thought this is brilliant. inspire the young people to change the world. >> reporter: now the crowd has cleared out here, but they were very loud the two hours they were out here m

reporting live here in pleasanton, bob redell "today in the bay." >>> california is reporting a recordumber of new coronavirus cases. the first time the state added more than 4,000 cases in a single day, which was yesterday. >>> we're expected to learn more today about sonoma county's next phase of reopening. according to the press democrat, today the county's top health officials is giving the green light to gyms, yoga studios, camgrounds and resorts. since the pandemic, 803 infections have been reported in that county. still no word on where hair salons or nail salons in santa clara county may reopen. >>> there are new reports this morning the victim of a deadly shooting this week in berkeley was a student at cal. that shooting happened monday night on dwight way several blocks of san pablo. spoke with the victim's mother and she said the 19-year-old, her son, was a third year at cal. so far police are saying little about that investigation but asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> and developing for you right now, a hate crime investigation taking place right now i

back in the hot they're 90 in san jose 92 los gatos about 94 degrees and look more tomorrow 93 in pleasanton so another round of some very hot temperatures inland. but you notice that cooling just inside the bay and along the coastline that will bring those temperatures down in the next few days a big change in the weather pattern. much cooler weather expected by friday even a slight chance of showers on saturday that's a forecast back to you. >>lawrence thank you so much another story that we're continuing to follow this wednesday. about the demonstration that is taking place right now in san francisco as you can see hundreds of folks have definitely packed into mission dolores park. now protests we have learned is now moving on to the streets. surrounding the area around the park. everyone doing this for a 9th day across america in honor of george floyd the man from originally from houston texas killed last week. on memorial day. by the name of a former minneapolis police officer, his death ruled a homicide. earlier this week by medical examiner's there in hennepin county. today we learned

up to the mid 80s around dublin and pleasanton. how

east bay shore with oakland about 76 and as we move inland, we have 88 in san ramon and 89 in pleasanton and everyone else will touch the 90s today. here's a look at what is going on with your fog forecast. this is the evening and overnight hours and while the marine layer is hugging the coast and returns tonight pushing us down to the low and dropping our afternoon temperatures a couple more thursday and we'll hold steady friday and little breezy in the afternoon. that along with the slow sunshine will keep temperatures a little bit below average and you can see our warmest day will be independence day but nothing too hot. that mid 90s. that's going to be the extreme. the warmest spot. most of us inland will be in the upper 80s. not too hot there. hope you enjoy it. reggie, kumasi? >> thank you, mike. >>> so, time is running out. today is the deadline for small businesses to apply for the paycheck protection program. billions of dollars are still sitting on the table to help small businesses struggling during this pandemic. the ppp has improved since the program's launch. you probably r

the valley humane society in pleasanton usually tries to find homes for unwanted pets, but they say the demand for a new furry friend has reached levels the shelter has never seen before. >> it is an adoption frenzy and it is fantastic and we love it. we might have maybe five phone calls inquiring about a certain animal, a few visitors. right now we can get anywhere from 50 phone calls per available animal. >> another reason the facility is so empty is most animals are actually kept off site in foster homes and only brought in to meet prospective adopters. >>> well, coming up next, the video that has a lot of warriors' fans hopeful g announcement and a big change for nascar. fan cans no longer display the cob fed rat flag at any racetrack. many fans say the move is long overdue, should have been made years ago due to the flag's ties to slavery. >>> and finally tonight, a live look now at chase center. the warriors getting back to work. the team practiced in their facility for the first time since the pandemic forced the nba to suspend the season back in march. steph curry was back makin

pleasanton is 56 so pretty mild here for some. 38 up in tahoe 257 in ukiah and monterey. a cooler 53 in the system is finding more rain and the pacific northwest and we get higher clouds out of it and as the system takes in we get a north wind. probably not until late tuesday into wednesday. 60s and 70s and 80s. a quick warm-up wednesday as we get an offshore breeze and cooler friday and saturday. >> the time is 4:41 a.m. preparing for the price tag of reopening schools in the fall. how much will it cost san francisco unified for increased safety precautions. plus san ramon-based 24 hour fitness going into bankruptcy. how many other gyms will close you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." the united nations wants to ban conversion therapy which tries to change someone's sexual children are often forced to go through it in science proves it does not work. at least 60 nations c

qaeda's 79 east bay shoreline to the south mid 70's tri valley comes in about 80 for livermore pleasanton 79 along with dublin and jumping up here to a contra costa county 84 a walnut creek 82 for concord 72 richmond along with open and 74 san leandro a pair of the north bay 82 over sonoma 85 fairfield and vacaville 86 those are places going to be can become quite lofty tuesday and wednesday. but a little bit about what about 7092% rose and 66 out a point rate that warm up to the beaches to let's to upper 90's officially on the 7 day but between us kids here at the cop in about a 100 and some selective spots will be watching as we head of the week and we quickly call in the introduction of a new crop coming here. that means some rain is possible on saturday and into sunday. breezy with successive systems into early next week checking roadways and highways robin what's going on. >>we do have some heavy traffic of this morning on 5 80 look at that long stretch there from livermore all the way into pleasanton we have a crash that still working 5 80 westbound at el charro actually happened ea

bob redell is live in pleasanton.his is pretty much a requirement in most of the counties here in the bay area. >> correct. you are correct, marcus. here in alameda county, for instance, a mask or face covering when you're waiting outside to get am to a business and, of course, once you're inside the business. same goes for employees and people working outside where there a lot of people out and about and mingling with the public. the rest of the bay area counties have face covering requirements, as well. except for solano where its is recommendation. but the "sacramento bee" is reporting that governor newsom is considering an order that makes masks mandatory in every county statewide. in response to covid-19 cases that are showing up as the state begins to reopen for business. no details on what the order would entail and also no indication that it would go beyond what we are already required to do here in the bay area. as of yesterday, more than 157,000 californians have tested positive for covid-19. just over 5,200

pleasanton and livermore 82.'s then 84 in morgan hill and gill way. a nice day tomorrow. westwind as we get going forward. in the five day, popping in the weekend, you can see the temperature spike on wednesday. a warming trend into wednesday and then mild cooldown slightly. friday, saturday and sunday. fire danger stays high in vacaville and fairfield. temperatures will begin to warm. i will see you back here tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> bart is making adjustments to the schedule starting tomorrow. the changes come as they prepare for the openings on saturday. the changes will impact the first hour of morning service on week days and early morning service on weekends.'s the addition of the stations will add 13 minutes of travel time on the daly city and richmond area the line. all of the time changes are listed on the website. >>> nascar was back today. the organization and racer's identity. joe fonzi is up next with the details. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share

outward of pleasanton and livermore well the sheriff's office says now's the time they typically make large seizures of illegal fireworks. they say this year has been challenging law enforcement's attention. this year was was not focused on fireworks and prevention as we're doing a lot of the issues going on in our communities around law enforcement so we believe that that was a good opportunity for people who like to bring in fireworks into the state moving forward. >>the sheriff's office says they will be putting more resources into stopping the exchange of heavy duty explosives the next couple weeks we'll be telling as we begin to. >>a move more into proactive enforcement. >>you know we're also seeing a lot more of the other law enforcement agencies in the bay area address this issue just on social media and twitter you places like san francisco police department have also put out warnings to people to not be setting off these illegal fireworks and not only are they legal, but the sheriff's office of course says that they can be deadly if they're used improperly. it's also importan