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the facility will be at the presidio and able to handle 93 people if necessary.leaders want to be ready if they cannot slow the surge of cases. >>> new questions this morning about the state's coronavirus watch list. some county officials say getting off the list isn't just complicated, it is nearly impossible. every bay area county is now on that list with san mateo being the last county to be added earlier are this week. solano was the first on the list june 29th. getting on the list means a county failed to meet just one of the state's six indicators related to new cases, hospitalizations and hospital capacity. to get off the watch list, a county has to be within the threshold for all metrics for three days. >>> it is possible that our county remain on the watch list for a very long time because we aren't going to be able to change those behaviors adequately to reduce the number of. >> and even after meeting all the state's requirements, it is possible that the county would have to reapply for a new variance. now, that adds new hoops to jump through and that w

. >> it was last month a fire damaged a famous piece of artwork in san francisco's presidio. and we have an update on the investigation, as to who might be responsible for causing this fire to go up in >> temperatures warmed up today with more blue skies and we have a beautiful picture as we look towards the bay bridge. we have another gorgeous day ahead of us and more typical summer weather. i'll let you know what you can ex but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. >>> we're learning that the fire that burned the wooden fire sculpture in the presidio was caused by a person. the fire department tells news that the fire is incendiary. investigators are not yet sure in the fire was intentionally set. t

reporter: yeah, they plan to bring patients who need medical care to these warehouses here in the presidio so they can make room for covid-19 patients in hospitals. so they have set up beds here in these warehouses, they have created a field hospital here. they have 20 beds so far, but the plan is to eventually have room to treat 93 people. this is for people who need hospital care who don't have covid. they want to free up some hospital beds for the covid patients. they say they are doing this because of the recent surge in virus cases. >> if things continue at current rates, we estimate that on average we will have more than 750 franciscsan franciscans in hospital by mid october and more than 600 deaths by covid in 2020. >> reporter: so far there have been 57 deaths could ydue to co. right now the hospitals have room for everyone and it kcould stay that way. anyone a amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> and dr. fauci will be testifying about the nation's surge in coronavirus cases. we'll take a live look right now at the capitol, the hearing before a house sub committee is just starting to ge

more than 1,000 people live in presidio military housing as well. many are facing hardships and can't pay their rent. the park is deferring some rental payments. >>> moving with reforming its police department, the palo alto city council looked at several excessive force policies and addressing the racial inequalities. palo alto online reports that the members referenced the national eight can't wait campaign with new rules like officers should almost never shoot at cars. officers should be disciplined if their body cameras are off and should not use chokeholds that cut off oxygen supply. the police chief says he would oppose some policy changes. >>> martinez leaders have committed to starting a new task force in response to recent high-profile racially charged incidents including the painting over of a black lives matter screen mural which led to charges filed against two people. this week councilmembers approved a new group to guide through issues of race and inequality and oversee street art. they announced a plan for a black lives matter buildin

. >>> san francisco health officials are planning to open an overflow medical facility at the presidio to care for non- coronavirus patients. the city says it may need the room, with cases surging, and 109 covid patients in city hospitals, marking a new high. >> reporter: in a matter of weeks, san francisco's infection and hospitalization rates have skyrocketed and after but the city on the states watchlist. >> i can't speculate on how soon, if we will get off the watchlist. i will emphasize, again, we are in a major surge here. >> reporter: 57 people in the city have died so far. there have been more than 6000 confirmed cases and hospitalization rates have increased by 15% every week this month. public health director dr. grant colfax saying, now is the time to wear face coverings and stay home as much as possible. he says, with the amount of virus currently circulating, residents have to assume that anyone at a gathering, big or small, could be carrying the disease. >> we think gatherings are certainly contributing to this, which is why it is so important people do not gather outside

more than 1,000 people live in presidio military housing and many are facing hardships. the park is deferring some rental payments. >>> a mediator to help renters make it in the bay. san jose has a new program to resolve rental disputes when it comes to evictions and that eviction moratorium ending next month. so the housing department says that it received hundreds of calls already to being a neutral party between tenant and landlord disagreements. the moratorium ends, tenants have until next august to pay all of their rent back that they missed in full. >>> the a's begin with a home opener. bob redell to talk about it. when it comes to baseball, bob, the battle of northern california and southern california just like we saw the giants and dodgers last night. >> reporter: yes, you have the giants versus the los angeles dodgers. their series started last night. the oakland a's versus the angels. that would be the home opener for the oakland a's. unfortunately for fans they will not be allowed inside the coliseum. the stands will be empty because of the pandemic. the only

. >>> a major shoreline restoration project is transforming the presidio.re and ecology in a way that could have major benefits for sea life. anyone can see the massive changes in the works. but hidden in this historic shoreline restoration is what you might call the tiniest affordable housing project. >> perfect for the time of life that we're trying to attract.t.. a team is joining together to create a cutting edge sea life habitat. it is being built into the cement culvert noing between bay and the presidio. it is being fitted with movable fiberglass panels to give oysters an additional anchorage to attach themselves to. the design was developed by refers from the california college of the arts who tested it underneath their floating lab anchored in the san francisco bay. >> as the bay was developed over the last century plus, we hossa a lot of structure. a lot of the original bay shoreline is gone. >> reporter: he is a wildlife ecologist. he says the oyster friendly panels are only one of the ways they're creating habitat in the marsh which is known as

a building in the corner of the presidio may play a key role in helping protect san francisco hospitals from the worsening pandemic by taking pressure off of local hospitals. the city's reopening remains paused. it's still on the state's watch list, mainly due to a surge in cases in hospitalization. >> it is extremely sobering that we have reached 24 point. >> reporter: health director grant colfax today trying to explain just how fast the virus is spreading. >> in just ten days this month, we went from 5,000 to 6,000 cases of covid-19. let me be clear. we are in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill. >> opening this facility will allow the city to shore up our medical resources and bolster our hospital capacity. >> reporter: supervisor catherine stephanie said the city is working to establish a care center at a warehouse in the presidio. it will help free up hospital space and could hold nearly a hundred non-covid-related patients if and when patients. >> if they've been discharged from the hospital but still need short term care.

surge, san francisco has readied this new care facility in the presidio to increase care. who it's for. >>> a warm-up ahead. ai . >> this is abc 7 news. >>> tonight coronavirus outbreaks are being reported at several south bay costco locations. more than 30 employees have tested positive. >> take a look. this shows the four warehouses with so-called clusters in santa clara county. you see mountain view, sunnyvale, and gilroy. tonight word from the public health department about the outbreak. here is amanda del castill.ep costco locations across santa clara county. public health officials defining a cluster with three or more cases of covid-19 reported over a two-week period. as of thursday, the combined number of positive cases was more than 30. >> the way we get these reported, if you're a worker there, you get tested on your own for the most part. you then report your positive case to your employer who then reports to us. >> reporter: covid-19 testing officer dr. marty fensterschibe says by thursday, the mountain view reported four positive cases. the sunnyvale location

thank you jonathan now to a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood it happened earlier today. >>one person died another was injured firefighters were able to control the house fire eventually. the 3 story home on sacramento street burned right now it's unclear what started the fire the cause is being investigated the person who was injured by the ways said to be in stable condition tonight. now to the coronavirus in the u.s. saw a surge of new infections in the weeks right after memorial day at least 26 states are now pausing or rolling back their reopening plans in an effort to get the spread under control. the u.s. says more than 3.2 million cases so far and more than a 135,000 people have died. florida georgia, south carolina and texas are all reporting record or near record high numbers of confirmed infections. that was in a single day yesterday. the cdc now estimates 40% of people infected with covid have 0 symptoms. and meanwhile, there's tension at the white house tonight. some trump administration officials are starting to question doctor anthony fauci i

colfax to announce the city is opening a pair of overflow medical facilities located in the presidio, ready to take non-covid patients to help relieve the strain on the city's medical system, if needed. >> unfortunately other ailments are not stopping just because of the pandemic. opening the facility will allow the city to share medical resources and bolster hospital capacity. and reopening's are on pause. as her if the city will consider some kind of fine structure not for people not following public health directives, so far that is not been ruled out. >> here are the latest coronavirus numbers in california. 194 deaths were reported yesterday. that's close to the record of 197 just the day before. the overall dental, sadly, is now 8900. >>> more than 10,000 new cases were reported statewide for total of 185,000. here in the bay area 792 deaths have been reported and more than 50,000 cases of been reported. >>> the san francisco sheriff's office is reporting its 10th case of the coronavirus. the sheriff confirmed the latest case today, thing the deputy worked at the hall of justice

lara hitchcock with the presidio ymca confirmed. >> it look like outdoor pools would be opening at thene but that is not happening for san francisco. >> the ymcas presidio pirates are only doing virtual practice on zoom. that is because california health officials essay pools are not permitted in stage ii in an email the san francisco health department told us indoor swimming pools are not scheduled to reopen until august or later and confirmed it again a week after that. health experts say there is a reason. >> in general, they bring people together in close proximity without masks. >> dr. john swartzberg with the pull of says it just because the chlorine is there does not make it safe especially if the pool is indoors. >> that is the set up for getting people infected. of course, those people will go on and infect others. >> so how well the hammerheads allow to practice in a pool despite these county health directives? the school turned down a request for an interview. the director of athletics at as i told us an email that the hammerheads applied to a san francisco office to host a

then we moved to the presidio and i went to saint dominic's. it was all white. i was the only black child, and every day, i used to pray, "i hope a nun doesn't slap me this morning." she would walk down as we were praying and she would slap me. i would pray to god, "i've done something wrong. please help me." i did not know what i had done wrong, never did. and i used to get f's. i was in the second or third grade, and my mother said you need to bring your papers home, and i started crying. she asked what was wrong. i said, "i'm dumb. i get all f's." she said, "that's ok. bring them home anyway." she collected them all, about that many, about an inch and brought them to school and asked why they were marked wrong. i didn't know i was bright. she told me to go outside and play, and i said i'm not allowed to pray -- i'm not allowed to play. i have to go into the church and pray during recess. ie said to go outside, but don't know what she said to the nun, but after that, the iartest girl in class and were vying for grades. and the nun stopped slapping me. i did no

>>san francisco is opening a temporary hospital in the presidio. >>all in preparation for a major surge in critical coronavirus cases that's likely to send more people to the hospitals. >>let me be clear. we are in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill doctor grant colfax san francisco's director of health puts it bluntly cases in san francisco are rising at alarming rates. >>the city currently has 6,423 people with covid-19. >>the surge in april put 94 people in the hospital that number dipped to 26 6 weeks ago and as of thursday, 107 patients are now in the hospital a quarter of them in intensive care. >>right now we are seeing close to a 100 new cases of covid-19 every day in san francisco. that puts us in the red zone continues to put us in the red zone of one of our key health indicators and we have been there for over a month has hospitals expect to see more coronavirus patients. >>the city will use this new facility off korea's avenue to care for non covid patients and the short term me

tienen planes de convertir un inmueble de diversión tomé ambulatorio en tercería ubicado en el parque presidio hospitales de la ciudad muchos en la comunidad hispana opina que las autoridades pueden hacer más por mitigar la propagación del virus. >> el examen que hacen es muy necesario por eso mismo hay tanta gente infectada. >> el centro de cuidado ambulatorio no tiene fecha de apertura será utilizado si los hospitales llegan a su máxima capacidad en cuestión de días algunos negocios tendrán que cerrar el número de infecciones de covid-19 trabaja hablamos con algunos comerciantes y nos dice cómo se están preparando? >> cuánto tiempo tienes de que puede sorprender a la gente aquí? >> una semana. >> esta coopera económicamente de la deuda? >> no . >> este sueño se podría volver una pesadilla cuestión de días y la liga nacional raramente cuántos necesitas ahí?. >> unos tres metros. >> estamos esperando que no sucediera pero hasta el momento no sabemos si el condado san mateo no baja la cantidad de infecciones por cada 100,000 habitantes lugares como gimnasio sin peluquerías no podrán operar a me

we learned san francisco can open a temporary facility at the presidio if the rest of the facilities fill up with covid- 19 patients. there are currently a record 107 hospitalized d public healt warns it's going to get worse. >> let me be clear. we are in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill. >> the doctor estimates at the current rate of spread, the city's hospitals could be treating 750 covid-19 patients by mid-october. 600 more may die. and he shared more shocking statistics that mayor london breed later took to twitter. she posted: it took san francisco 38 days to go from 2,000 to 3,000 covid-19 cases. it took 9 days to go from 5,000 to 6,000 cases. the virus is here and is it spreading quickly. >>> despite being only 15% of the city's population, the latinx community makes of all c city-wide. >>> an alarming trend tonight state wide. >> the state has set three death records in just one week. the most recent 7-day average, more than 8500 cases per day. >> new state data also revealing tonight the majority of covid patients

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presidio heights area, a home on sacramento street. firefighters said they rescued two people and one later died from the injuries. that fire is out and no word on the cause. still ahead preparing to reopen. but look at the lessons that the u.s. can learn from european schools. and what do they do to slow the spread in the south bay? the newest test site opening this week. >> today was day two of 90s and 100s but we are starting to see cooling on the coast. >> back up to sky ranger and look here at the streets of martinez. you can see there in the right side of the screen a number of people in a protest. they are beginning to march in a mile loop in support of black lives matter. we will keep you posted on what is going on with this demonstration. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> you are look at a live picture from sky ranger of the de

. >>> one person is dead after a house fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood today. firefighters were called to a three-story home on sacramento at spruce street just after 11:00 this morning and they found fire in the back of the home. two people were rescued. unfortunately one of those two died from their injuries while the other victim will be okay. fire investigators are trying to pin point the cause. >>> now to the latest on the pandemic. alameda county has just been added to the state's koechbtd monitoring list after an uptick in cases in recent weeks. they are required to close indoor activities for three weeks. in alameda county, most indoor activities are already closed like dine-in restaurants and movie theaters. county supervisors will vote tuesday on whether to seek a state variance which would allow lower-risk activities like outdoor dining and zoo operations with the monitoring restrictions in place. >>> coronavirus updates from other bay area counties today. two more inmates have died of coronavirus at san quentin prison, bringing the total of deaths t

san francisco could open a temporary acute care facility at the presidio if the rest of the hospitals fill up with tie e arts could ne100 non- covid patients. there are currently a record 107 people hospitalized in the city with the virus. and the public health director warns it's going to get worse. >> let me be clear. we are in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill. >> dr. colfax estimates that the current rate of spread, the city's hospitals could be treating 70 covid-19 patients by mid-october and the death toll may reach 600. he shared more shocking statistics that mayor breed later tweeted. she posted. it took san francisco 38 days to go from 2,000 to 3,000 covid- 19 cases. it took nine days to go from 5,000 to 6,000 cases. the virus is here and it is spreading quickly. >>> four costcos in santa clara morning. from july 23rd to july 26th, 31 employees at four locations tested positive. the largest outbreak is in sunnyvale with 13 workers infeinted. san jose's center road had eight cases and mountain view had four and gilroy

>>san francisco is opening a temporary hospital in the presidio. >>all in preparation for a major surge in critical coronavirus cases that's likely to send more people to the hospitals. >>let me be clear. we are in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill doctor grant colfax san francisco's director of health put it bluntly cases in san francisco are rising at alarming rates. >>the city currently has 6,423 people with covid-19. >>the surge in april put 94 people in the hospital that number dipped to 26 6 weeks ago and as of thursday, 107 patients are now in the hospital a quarter of them in intensive care. >>right now we are seeing close to a 100 new cases of covid-19 every day in san francisco. that puts us in the red zone continues to put us in the red zone of one of our key health indicators and we have been there for over a month has hospitals expect to see more coronavirus patients. >>the city will use this new facility off korea's avenue to care for non covid patients and the short term med

the facility will be at the presidio and able to handle 93 people if needed. health leaders say they want to be ready in case they can't slow the surge in cases. >>> and here is a look at the latest confirmed number of coronavirus cases in the bay area. we are over 51,500. and these numbers also include people who tested positive but have recovered. in alameda county, they continue to have the most cases, now over 11,000. they have reported 72 new cases just yesterday. contra costa county is reporting seven more people have died, that is the highest total in one day. and that has pushed the local number of covid-19 deaths to 808. with every bay area county now on the state's monitoring list as you see on this map, what does it take to get off the list? it is not only complicated, but it is almost impossible according to one county health official. kris rey kris reyes has the story. >> it is possible that our county may remain on the watch l list for a long time because we aren't going to be able to change those behaviors adequately to reduce the numbers. >> re

>>the city also announced it will open a new low acuity medical facility in the presidio the location of progress avenue not treat covid-19 patients. >>instead it will provide medical care for people who need to be hospitalized or who have recently been discharged from the hospital but still need short-term care. it can treat about 90 patients. yesterday the state recorded more than 10,000 new cases and more than 194 people died here is a look now at a graphic showing us the trend of new cases in california since march. and you can see them on a 14 day average the state is recording about 9,000 new cases every single day. and this graphic shows us new daily deaths in the state and you can see that the 14 day average in the state is reporting about 112 new deaths every day. here now is a look at the latest numbers, globally there are more than 17 million cases in the united states there are now more than 4 million cases and more than 150,000 people have died. 151,000 people died excuse me. california still leads the nation with the most cases and more than 488,000 cases and in the bay

. >> we are creating a care site in the presidio that we hope we will not need. this site is designated for hospitalized patients without covid-19 who no longer need acute medical care but aren't quite ready to go home. >> the facility will eventually have the capacity for 93 patients. >>> dr. colfax really emphasized today that we need to commit and recommit to being careful. part of doing that is wearing masks. but what about face shields or eye goggles in addition to masking, should that also be a requirement? abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is looking into that question and has an update on the city's projected worst-case scenario. stephanie, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, dan, worst case, 2,400 hospitalizations by mid-october and 1,800 deaths in san francisco by the end of the year. and that is triple what's currently estimated right now. wearing face coverings, as dr. colfax pointed out, is our strongest line of defense. but is wearing just a mask enough? >> spit happens. think about it. >> reporter: imagine this, you're inside a lab at the nati

into ways of enforcing mask policies and other safety precautions, and it is opening a site in the presidio to treat patients who don't have the virus and the goal there is to take the pressure off the hospitals. we brought you the san francisco coronavirus update first on cbsn bay area. you can stay up 24/7 our stream it on our website and other digital platforms. >>> this evening health officials are investigating dozens of covid-19 cases at costco stores in the south bay and they are called clusters and involves 31 employees at four locations. we are at the cosco in sunnyvale. 13 employees have now tested positive there. >> reporter: so far the store and all the other stores involved in these cosco clusters are they are called are remaining open and and the reason for that is at the health officials have said that they inspect did most of the stores involved and are satisfied that cosco is doing everything it can to minimize the risk to the public. >>> customers continue to come and go from the sino cosco which reported a cluster of 13 employee coronavirus infections between july 23 and

>>also the city announced it will open a new low acuity medical facility in the presidio the location gorgeous avenue will not treat covid-19 patients. instead it will provide medical care for people who need hospital level care. >>or have recently been discharged from the hospital but still need short-term care it can treat. 93 patients in the past 2 days nearly 400 people in california have died from the coronavirus today the state is reporting another 190 for covid-19 deaths just one day after the state reported a record high of 197 deaths the positivity rate from covid-19 tests has also climbed to slightly above 7.5% in statewide there have been more than 10,000 new cases nearly half of those new cases are coming from los angeles county. you can see a breakdown of which counties have been hit the hardest. alameda and santa clara are the only bay area counties to make this list reporting in respect of 302 260 new cases as always you can find a list of all the covid-19 cases for all the bay area counties on our website kron 4 dot com. we'll go to the north bay now and sonoma county

the san francisco chronicle reports that the body was found on the outskirts of the presidio. it was discovered in the water at mountain lake near lake street just before 8:00 monday night. officials are not releasing any other information at this time. across the bay, oakland police say they have been working to solve three homicides that occurred over four days. two people are in custody following a deadly stabbing early monday off broadway. that is after one person was shot and killed along lake merritt boulevard just after 6:00 sunday morning. one person died at the hospital following a shooting friday night on hagan berger road. police are not giving other information about any of those big rooms or possible suspects. >>> you now have to wear a face mask in public in contra costa county or you may be fined. contra costa county supervisors unanimously approved an ordinance saying you have to wear facemasks, stay at least six feet away and avoid big gatherings. the fine for individuals can be $100 for the first offense, $200 for the second offense, and $500 for every violat

. >>> in the midst of major covid surge, san francisco has readied this new care facility in the presidiobc 7 news. >>> tonight coronavirus outbreaks are being reported at several south bay costco locations. more than 30 employees have tested positive. >> take a look. this shows the four warehouses with so-called clusters in santa clara county. you see mountain view, sunnyvale, and gilroy. tonight word from the public health department about the outbreak. here is amanda del castill.ep costco locations across santa clara county. public health officials defining a cluster with three or more cases of covid-19 reported over a two-week period. as of thursday, the combined number of positive cases was more than 30

back here in the bay area officials are investigating the cause of a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood. you can see video here the firefighting effort. it broke out yesterday at a 3 story home on sacramento street. when say one person was killed and another was injured in the blaze the injured victims in the hospital right now in stable condition. we'll take a quick break. it's now 4.12, here's a live look outside at san mateo bridge will be back with more headlines in just a month. for 15 is the time and happening today the san francisco zoo will be reopening with a new safety plan in place. the zoo will re open only to members with reservations, the general public will be welcome on wednesday. the zoo says that its work hard to have the park declared an outdoor museum. among the attractions that will remain closed for now include the indoor exhibits the playgrounds and the rides, i know this is a status that the oakland zoo has been struggling to try and obtain to is they're running short on funds to stay open as well. well let's get a check of the weather with j

. >> as the city sees cases going up, it announced two inpatient facilities in the presidio. patients who don't need a high level of care and are recovering from non-covid-related illnesses could be sent to these facilities. that will free up more hospital beds for covid-19 patients. >>> to the south bay now and the covid outbreak at a sunnyvale costco we told you about last night. well, it's not the only one. santa clara county health officials say three other costco stores have seen outbreaks among employees. but as nbc bay area's sergio quintana tells us, the county says customers are not at any risk. >> reporter: over the span of four days, this site has seen 13 employees test positive for covid-19. county health officials say the company has been very cooperative, and they've taken numerous measures to try to prevent any further infections, and that's one of the main reasons why the store has managed to remain open. the other main reason, so far county health officials do not believe the infections happened while at work. >> the initial investigation appears to tell us t

i went to a public school first called presidio. and a little boy said, a little white boy, a little boy said that he couldn't hold my hand because his mother said he couldn't hold the hand of niggers. so, i went home and asked my mother was i a nigger, because i didn't know. you know? i knew it was something bad -- david: right. gloria: because he said he couldn't hold my hand. david: and that was probably the first time you had heard that term. gloria: yeah. yeah. that was my experience there. i had heard of other experiences. i remember we owned a mom and pop's grocery store, which is typical in san francisco. you know, they have safeway, but generally you have little stores. and a man came in. and my parents never talked in front of me, but i heard them whispering that he's a teacher, but he can only substitute because he has a dishonorable discharge, because during world war ii he jumped off a ship, refusing to fight, because he said why should he fight for america, freeing other countries, when he's not free here. i remember t

reporr: north to creat more sanciscs hospitals, the city has converted this building here in the presidio into a care facility. it's ready to go right now for low acute noncovid patients. >> unfortunately, other ailments are not stopping just because of the pandemic. opening this facility will allow the city to shore up our medical resource. >> reporter: district 2 supervisor katherine stephanie collaborated on the new care site which if needed will initially open to 20 patients with a capacity of 93. >> it is not a drop-in acute care site, testing location or shelter. so please do not visit this location if you are seeking any of those service. >> reporter: but rutherford says overrun hospitals are not a forgone conclusion. >> we've got to get it together, and people have to wear masks. >> reporter: if i were a mask, am i borderline immune to covid? >> yes. >> reporter: kate lasen, abc 7 news. >>> now to troubling numbers in other bay area counties. this map shows you the ten bay area counties now on the state's monitoring list for covid-19, all of them. alameda county continues to have

the body was found near the presidio, according to the san francisco chronicle. it was in the water at mountain lake. no other information has been released for now. >>> and oakland, police are investigating three homicides within four days. two people were arrested after a general stabbing early monday off of broadway and west grand. after one person was shot and killed, along lake merritt boulevard, after 6:00 sunday morning, saturday, a person died at a hospital after a ease about victims or possible suspects. >>> a $10,000 reward offered about the killing of a homeless man in west oakland, jeffrey chambers was stabbed several times july 20 17th. the attack occurred on peralta street, and he was found dead a block away. homicide investigators are searching for details about the attack. >>> happening today, the oakland zoo will reopen for the first time in four months. it is welcome news for the 200 employees, many who were laid off during the pandemic, and mornings on fox 2's frank mallicoat joins us now with the details of the zoo reopening. good morning, fra

the presidio could lose up to $30 million. and it already laid off staff.y are struggling to pay rent. the free downtown shuttle go go, that route will still operate. >>> in san francisco the ferry building is open again after confusion. visitors know the landmark for delicious local food and farmer's market but this week san francisco said it had to shut down because it was classified as an indoor market place. that set an order left shop owners scrambling because they have so much food. but then the state reclassified the building as a transportation hub because it is a ferry building. so today the confusion was replaced with relief. it is really exciting to be back open again. i wasn't expecting to be here today. >> i was curious why it was closed. and i'm glad it's open now. >> inside the building management enhanced cleaning protocol and air filtration and they're enforcing san francisco mandate to wear a masks and social distance. >>> well the family of a little boy in the east bay desperately need help to cover medical expanses. tomorrow the sport ba

>>thank you jonathan, a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood today. it killed one person and injured another firefighters were able to control the house fire at the 3 story home on sacramento street in per city heights, but right now it's not clear what started the fire the cause is being investigated. the person who was injured is said to be in stable condition tonight. now to the pandemic and the u.s. saw a surge of coronavirus infections in the weeks right after memorial day. at least 26 states are pausing or rolling back their reopening plans now in an effort to get this spread under control. the u.s. says more than 3.2 million cases. more than a 135,000 people have died georgia florida south carolina and texas are all reporting record or near record high numbers of confirmed infections. and that was in a single day. yesterday. the cdc now estimates 40% of people infected with covid have no symptoms. meanwhile, there's tension at the white house tonight as some trump administration officials. >>are starting to question doctor anthony fauci in a st

. >>> san francisco could open a temporary acute care facility at the presidio if the rest of the hospitals fill up with covid-19 patients. the chronicle reports that the site behind the palace of fine arts could hold nearly 100 non- covid patients, hurricane isaias is inching closer to the u.s. >>> the storm has upgraded -- was upgraded last night and is currently bearing down on the bahamas and it could come close to florida on saturday. >>> and the weather here in the bay area is affecting the morning commute. we have fog along the garidge anwind on the san mateo bridge. chp issuing a wind advisory earlier this morning. but looking like a 12 minute drive from 880 to 101 in foster city. you did see some brake lights there. no brake lights along the bay bridge toll plaza. looking at that. traffic moving along pretty nicely. the metering lights have remained off all morning long. you still want to take your time though across the span and it's looking like a ten minute drive from the macarthur maze into san francisco. and that a look at traffic. again, we have fog and wind along these roads

this new hospital will be in the presidio and will be open for non covid patients who need short-term medical care. the new hospital will be able to care up for up we'll be able to care for up to 93 non covid patients, san francisco's rector of health doctor grant colfax says that with cases rising at alarming rates. this new facility is essential. >>and in just 10 days. this month. we went from 5,000 to 6,000 cases of covid-19 is new low acuity medical center. >>is an inpatient facility. the patients staying here will receive treatment at this location in new of hospital care or they will have been transferred from a hospital. >>while there's no official date as to when the new hospital will open. for the second time in a week a worker with the san francisco sheriff's office has tested positive for coronavirus officials say that person worked at the hall of justice 10 sheriff's office employees have tested positive for the virus since march. we have breaking news. we're following this morning, one marine is dead 2 injured and 8 others missing after an accident off the coast near san

>>now to a tragic fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood you see crews here on scene. this is after the worst of it one person died another was injured firefighters were able to control this house fire. a 3 story home on sacramento street but not before. again one person was killed and one was injured. it's not clear what started the fire. they are investigating the cause of the person who was injured is said to be in stable condition tonight. all right weather time now as we get it check on the 4 zone forecast a live look high above san francisco. another hot day if you are out of the city are away from the coast, but beautiful here in san francisco. yes sunny sunday, our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here to let us know if this is going to last no finally relief in sight we're going to see the return of the marine layer during the overnight hours grant and vicki already tracking that cool down out there. >>thanks to that stronger sea breeze remember around this time conquered in antioch we're in the low 90's upper 80's on account of that stronger on shore flow seei

>>here in the bay area there was a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood. it broke out yesterday in a 3 story home on sacramento street one person died. and another person was injured and taken to the hospital last check they were in stable condition. the coronavirus is getting worse and florida is now the has the highest number of cases anywhere in the country higher even than new york did during the height of its search. but the governor and many other states that's it you're seeing surges are holding off on things more restrictive rosa flores has the latest. >>florida coronavirus cases surging more than 15,000 cases announced on sunday alone marking the highest daily number of confirmed cases in the state ever. the test positivity rate in florida has not dipped below 15% since june 25th governor ron desantis suggested over the weekend that florida will not proceed to the next phase of reopening right now we're not making any changes status. quo we want to get this positivity rate down and as we get in a in a more stable situation you know that then we'll

we've learned the city could open a temporary acute care facility in the presidio if the rest of the hospitals fill up with covid-19 patients. the chronicle reports that the site behind the palace of fine arts could hold nearly 100 non- covid patients. there are currently a record 107 hospitalized with the virus. and the public health director warns it's going to get worse. >> let me be clear. we in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill. >> dr. colfax estimates that the current rate of spread, the city's hospitals could be treating 750 covid-19 patients by mid-october. and the deaths could reach 600. he also shared more shocking statistics that mayor london breed later took to twitter. she posted -- it took san francisco 38 days to go from 2,000 to 3,000 covid-19 cases. it took nine days to go from 5,000 to 6,000 cases. the virus is here and it is spreading quickly. >>> san francisco is also rolling out a latinx focused testing campaign that will also work to provide od and housing and financial help. despite being only 15% of t

. >>8.31 and bay area news officials are investigating a deadly fire in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood that fire broke out yesterday in a 3 story home on sacramento street. one person died in the fire. another person was injured and taken to the hospital there in stable condition. >>now the latest on the coronavirus pandemic florida now has the highest number of cases anywhere in the country higher even the new york was during the height of the search the governor there however, isn't says that even though he and other states are seeing resurgence is. >>they're going to hold off on stopping the reopening process in parts of florida victor blackwell has more. >>at least 26 states are pausing a rolling back their reopening plans in an effort to get the virus spread under control. but florida georgia, south carolina and texas all reported record or near record high numbers of confirmed covid-19 infections in a single day on saturday numbers are going up and it is precarious and we're on the edge are icy user getting more we're looking at. >>horizons that scare we're also now

a for sale of the sacking joins us live now from the presidio in the city where the new facility will be located taylor. well the san francisco help director put it bluntly today, he said that we are in a major surge of coronavirus cases. >>that's exactly why you're seeing this facility here behind me get getting up and running shortly. you know this is supposed to open with 20 patients, but it will eventually have the capacity up to 93 people. as san francisco braces for a major surge in coronavirus cases the city will soon open a temporary hospital in the for non covid patients to free up beds for those who have the virus to this 38 days to go from 2000 to 3,000 cases. >>it took just half as long to go from 3,000 to 4,000. and in just 10 days. this month. we went from 5,000 to 6,000 cases of covid-19 doctor grant colfax san francisco's director of health says. >>cases are rising at alarming rates. the city currently has 6,423 people with covid-19 a surge in april put 94 people in the hospital that number dipped to 26 6 weeks ago and as of thursday, 107 patients are now in the hospit

>>in the bay area officials are investigating the cause of a deadly fire in san francisco's presidiooke out yesterday in a 3 story home on sacramento street one person was killed. and another person was injured that person they took to the hospital there in stable condition right now. >>now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic the numbers show more than 2 dozen states now seeing a new a rise in new cases over the past couple of weeks right now there are 3.3 million confirmed infections with more than a 135,000 deaths across the country. victor blackwell has the latest now on the search. >>at least 26 states are pausing a rolling back their reopening plans in an effort to get the virus spread under control. but florida georgia, south carolina and texas all reported record or near record high numbers of confirmed covid-19 infections in a single day on saturday numbers are going up and it is precarious and we're on the edge are icy user getting more we're looking at. >>horizons that scare but we're also now begin to get calls from other parts of the state that are that are harder e

building a new temporary hospital to free up beds for covid patients, the new hospital will be in the presidio and will be open for non covid patients who need short-term medical care. the new hospital will be able to care for up to 93 non covid patients san francisco's director of health doctor grant colfax says with cases rising at alarming rates this new facility is essential. >>and in just 10 days. this month. we went from 5,000 to 6,000 cases of covid-19 is new low acuity medical center. >>is an inpatient facility. the patients staying here will receive treatment at this location in new of hospital care or they will have been transferred from a hospital. >>so far there's still no official date as to when the new hospital will open. well here's a look at the coronavirus cases right here in the bay area broken down county by county check in on your screen. right now alameda county continues to lead with more than 11,000 cases santa clara county is not far behind with nearly 10,000 cases and 190 deaths. now in total the bay area now has more than 50,000 cases and 778 deaths you can see a com

there's also fire a deadly fire in the bay area and it was in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood. you can see the home that was affected it went up its a 3 story home on sacramento street that caught fire yesterday. one person was killed in the fire. another was injured and taken to the hospital. and now to the latest on the pandemic numbers show at least 35 states seeing a rise in the week to week numbers right now we have more than 3.3 million infections more than a 135,000 deaths across the country. >>rosa flores has the latest now on the surgeons were seen. >>florida coronavirus cases surging more than 15,000 cases announced on sunday alone marking the highest daily number of confirmed cases in the state ever. the test positivity rate in florida has not dipped below 15% since june 25th governor ron desantis suggested over the weekend that florida will not proceed to the next phase of reopening right now we're not making any changes status. quo we want to get this positivity rate down and as we get in a in a more stable situation you know that then we'll take a look at it hosp

the new hospital will be in the presidio and will be open for non covid patients who need short-term medical care. the new hospital will be able to care for up to 93 non covid patients san francisco's director of health doctor grant colfax says with cases rising at alarming rates this new facility is essential. >>and in just 10 days. this month. we went from 5,000 to 6,000 cases of covid-19 is new low acuity medical center. >>is an inpatient facility. the patients staying here will receive treatment at this location in new of hospital care or they will have been transferred from a hospital. >>well there is no official date as to when the new hospital open. >>the nation's top coronavirus experts are now recommending face shields to prevent the spread of the coronavirus the reason is a bit of someone else coughs or sneezes wearing a face shield can help keep those particles from getting into your eyes. she'll can also help people from rubbing their eyes as well infectious disease experts say the virus gets into our bodies. the receptors in our nose and throat but those same receptors a

>>in the bay area officials are investigating the cause of fire that happened in san francisco's presidioghborhood it broke out yesterday in a 3 story home on sacramento street and one person died in the fire. another person was injured and taken to the hospital. >>now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and the numbers show we have more than 2 dozen states now new case rise in the week to week analysis right now there are about 3.3 million infections with more than a 135,000 deaths reported. we have picked a black well now the very latest on the search. >>at least 26 states are pausing a rolling back their reopening plans in an effort to get the virus spread under control. but florida georgia, south carolina and texas all reported record or near record high numbers of confirmed covid-19 infections in a single day on saturday numbers are going up and it is precarious and we're on the edge are icy user getting more we're looking at. >>horizons that scare but we're also now begin to get calls from other parts of the state that are that are harder even then we are asking if we can take

it's located in the presidio but will serve all san franciscans.ients who no longer need acute care but are not ready to go home. they would have medical medical supervision and care from staff. i hope this day won't come. we hope our hospitals will never need to open the relief that this site represents. that depends on you. all of us. please. please wear a mask. it's really not that hard. i want to see san francisco open schools instead of medical sites. we want to see houses of worship open their doors. sit in their favorite barbers chair. hug our grand children again. we can make that happen. we still have time to turn this around. if we want those things we can't take chances and hope this virus is not as infectious as the data and facts tell us it is. everyone needs to behave as though each of us has covid 19. think about that. we know half as many doap don'te symptoms at some period. be careful. every time you wear a mask, socially distance. wash your hands. avoid gatherings. you're moving closer to the day we can live more like we did befor

green space via transit and that's a super exciting project that we're working closely with the presidio trust. and that is anticipated tthose g in frequency. then the biggest thing, probably, is the last bullet there which is reducing rail service and there's two benefits here and one, obviously, is rail service coming back and just the service implications there. but the second is that we've been delivering rail service to date with our rubber tire fleet and so, we have been able to basically make all of the improvements you see on the upper portion of this table because now as we introduce the rail service, we'll be able to use those buses for other opportunities and other places to increase service. and so, that's pretty exciting and that's why we've been able to increase services in so many locations, is just the benefit we're getting from reintroducing rail. next slide, please. so speaking of the reintroduction of rail, i want to go over what that means. because it is quite substantially different than when we left it pre- co-vid and so the number one goal is improving the subway.