parecer el fiscal de la ciudad de san francisco tuvo que detener una boda en la iglesia de san pedro y san pabloovios fueron contagiados por coronavirus (covid-19) una familia latina de san diego dice sufrir porque haber sido víctima de coronavirus (covid-19) es como llevar una marca en la frente uno de ellos ha sido víctima de discriminación en su lugar de empleo limpiando oficiales >> si van a querer que regresen porque tuvo coronavirus (covid-19) >> expertos dicen que no lo pueden despedir porque tuvo coronavirus (covid-19) en el caso que se le niegue a un trabajador aconsejan documentar todo para abrir un reclamo con el departamento de trabajo el número de contagios es elevado en el país el porcentaje bajó del 19 al 13 % los hospitales no dan abasto con los números de coronavirus (covid-19) >> los bañistas en las playas de la florida parece no tener reparo con casi 450 mil casos el coronavirus (covid-19) ataca a personas de todas las edades incluyendo el personal médico silva un enfermero contrajo el virus hace unos meses volvió a decaer y quedó paralizado del cuello para abajo su madre dice

live in san pablo, cornell barnard. >>> homeowners in san jose say fireworks caused damage to their home and set a nearby palm tree on fire. the fire department says fireworks are blamed for a total of 23 fires, including two building fires. you're looking at a time lapse video of the illegal fireworks now. the city received nearly 6,300 complaints and issued five citations. >>> investigators are working today to determine if fireworks sparked a wildfire that's burning in the south bay and is now almost double the size that it was said to be only a matter of hours ago. air quality advisory is in effect through tomorrow for areas including morgan hill, gilroy, and san martin. that's due to the so-called park fire burning in the anderson lake area. 80 people living near the fire were evacuated from their homes. many of them are now at live oak high school. we just lenders more evacuations are now under way on canada road. the fire is now 50% contained and fire crews say they are keeping close track on the winds. >> the northwest wind, we have concern that the fire may head to the south. so

en san pablo. entrenamos a los jóvenes con la música mexicana. los trajes, la danza.y lo que estamos haciendo con la música. hay tantas versiones de méxico con su propio estilo y sonido. intentamos incorporar estos estilos . >>> remedan los o sonidos de otros pájaros . >>> sí. tenemos música de los indígenas de michoacán, de jalisco. tenemos cosas de varias partes de méxico. es un país muy rico . >>> como estamos en la temporada de la pandemia. usted y su vídeo con díganos cómo fue que lo convenció para estar en el vídeo con usted . >>> david hidalgo estaba con su éxito de la bamba. y es un estilo que enseñamos a los jóvenes . decidimos hacer un vídeo con los jóvenes porque no podemos tener conciertos por la pandemia. pero después de eso hicimos este vídeo . y le pedimos que participará con nosotros y dijo que sí y fue buenísimo. tiene un talento muy fino . >>> esta calidad que él trae a la música . >>> tiene un estilo propio. no tienen la base muy tradicional pero tiene una imaginación y calidad que ofrece siempre lo que hace ofrece algo muy personal . muy especial.

en san pablo telemundo 48 >> junta de supervisores contra costa-aprobar medidas para poner multas paraciento dólares segundo 200 tercero 503 por cada relación >> de medianoche del martes santa cruz modificará operaciones porque para en la lista de monitoreo, esto significa que sitios como gimnasios, y que se cerrarán servicios de cuidado personal como salones tienen opción de optar al aire libre como restaurantes >> líderes revelan detalles de legislación para prevenir tropas en que podrían ser montados por dentro. es el nos dice con lo que significa tras incidentes violentos adelante christian >> te sucede una emergencia en las para tartas sin la ayuda federal pero la educación aumenta por incidencias con esta estructura en pantalla de la corte del condado a la media como puede ver fue vandalizada cientos de manifestantes se apoderaron de las calles elfin de semana estructuras como la alcaldía el departamento de la policía por un realizadas hasta prefiero fuego de 700 personas bastaran psíquicamente las dice sus la muerte de george roy pero fue al caer la noche que se tornó violento a

both lanes are shut down between 34th street to 29th street and use broadway, san pablo avenue or telegraph as alternates. the san mateo bridge has extra volume westbound out of hayward into foster city. that is your morning drive. cooler temperatures are on tap. here is mary. >>> we are tracking that ocean breeze and the onshore flow for us and here is the reason why we will see temperatures below average . it is a great start to the day with a treasure island camera and you can see the fog and low clouds and temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. there is more sunshine in concord. it is 57 in oakland and for livermore, and mid-fifties in san francisco and for santa rosa and 60 degrees currently in the south bay and san jose. let's show you what to expect. that strong ocean breeze once again is kicking in across the bay area and that means cooler than average daytime highs and similar for tomorrow. we will stay below average with those daytime highs as you look ahead to your wednesday and then warming up by the end of the week and especially into the weekend. let's walk throu

it is not really deeper anything but has made it over parts of san pablo bay. everyone is very close here. santa rosa 53, so look for cooler for most, might take another day for you well inland. cool to very warm, 90s is hot for some but along embarcadero west f-15. that's pretty good. low clouds making a bigger push there. some locations are beginning a little cooler. napa is +4 because the it is overcast. today and friday, bigger fog bank, cool and breezy. it will warm up as we head toward the holiday weekend. so i stood there pretty close to average for this time of year and it'll start to slide a little below before the next couple days. things are probably quite but anything you want to get to right away? >>> these are quiet. right now, we don't have anything major going on. we do see that traffic is moving along very nicely at the bay bridge. you can see traffic is doing very well with no major issues here and the visibility is good. you can see that we are off to a nice start. there are people out there but there aren't any big crowds. let's go back to t

saliva tests at san pablo park.he city will use the same kind of mouth swab test that's been used in los angeles county. this is to encourage testing by people who couldn't stomach the nasal swab. personally i found the discomfort worth the peace of mind. you have to decide for yourself. in washington democrats and republicans, funding for testing is on the line here. house speaker nancy pelosi says they are asking for $75 billion for testing while republicans are proposing about a fifth of that. leaders have stressed over and over again that contact tracing will be critical to any state's reopening plans. i did put links to the new testing site and the saliva swab test where you can make an appointment in my twitter feed. >>> good info to know there. it's 6:36 right now. it is a costly waiting give as covid-19 spreads. some restaurants are shutting down whenever an employee tests positive. health leaders are issuing new guidelines for who should get a test. restaurant owners we talked to say they want more testing

cordelia, san pablo bay, petaluma, san bruno, all windy. look at the activity in northeast nevada. these lows continue to come in. some of these cells can produce a half inch of rain or more. breezy to windy. after this goes through, it will bump up on the temperatures and we will celebrate average to below average with a lot of the temperatures. >>> all right, thank you steve, more changes for the nfl. what you will not see before the first regular-season game. >>> the action taken by president trump that will affect congressional districts across the country. it is morning and we know that you want coffee. but we also know that, when it comes to money you want to... not spend any. that's why 7-eleven has 7 cups free with 7rewards. you get the drip coffee you want. for the no money you want. coffee. no money. 7 times. is that what you want? oh, we know. because we are 7-eleven. and we might know you better than you know yourself. 7-eleven. always open. >>> welcome back. secondhand is, fleetwood mac. the queue for the song. i hope you are not talking about us. we are firsthand news

a couple from iowa was carjacked at 24th and san pablo, and they said that calling 911 provided little help. >> i was on hold, with 911 using the liquor stores phone, which basically said please stay on the line, please down the line, for about 5-7 minutes. >> we have standards that we hold dispatchers two. we have reduced wait times and we are going on a large hiring campaign very soon. >> the chief wants people to be part of the solution to the 911 problem, as residents grapple with that, they have their fate and their own hands when it comes to the police commission area councilmembers unanimously loosely approved changing within the charter and removing the chief's authority to override the police commission and counsel during emergencies. the proposed change would allow the commission to hire their own inspector general, not the city administrator. the ig would be able to review and make policy recommendations relating to police use of force and misconduct. back to you. >>> two san francisco supervisors are the latest to support the growing movement to remove facebook ceo meyer se

there is a good breeze over san pablo bay. maybe off to the street. 50s for some temperatures. 47 and tahoe. 16 sacramento. 59 and monterey into santa barbara. 93 degrees, i don't think they can get below 90. it has been hot down there. his stable pattern and the pacific northwest. towards the pakistan handal, new mexico, all it takes is one or the other to flex their muscle. do we cooldown our warm-up? by friday and saturday, for inland areas, not so much. low 90s, and a little change until the next few days. inland temperatures will bump up friday and saturday, but they will come right back down early next week, you guys. >>> thank you, steve, still ahead, the latest county to crack down on people that refuse to wear a mask, the punishment that violators will face. >>> the home opener without fans in the stands, we hear about the impact that that is happening -- having on the area. you are thirsty and we know that you want a cold drink. but we also know that, when it comes to money, you want to...not spend any. that's why 7-

you can get a coronavirus test from a temporary kiosk in berkeley.its located at san pablo park. patients swab their mouths ... and an attendant at the kiosk takes the swab for testing. the results can be expected in one to two days. today is the last day the temporary testing kiosk is open to the public. to get tested you have to make an appointment. you can find information on our website ... kron 4 dot com. there's also a new walk up testing site at the 24-th and mission transit hub in san francisco's mission district. the goal is to monitor the disease in vulnerable populations, particularly the heavily impacted latin-x community. the site will be open on wednesdays and fridays for the next three weeks. new this morning.doctor anthony fauci is now suggesting that people wear goggles or some other type of eye protection to better protect themselves from covid-19. this is in addition to face masks.the c-d-c has already been recommending people where some kind of eye covering but neither the cdc or doctor faucci has pushed goggles becayse they are not as easily available as face

the employee said he had it happen on saturday at the mcdonald's on san pablo avenue. the customer had attacked her verbally and physically, even grabbing her through the drive- through window. >> he slapped me a lot, he grabbed my arm, and i have bruises. i have bruises on my arm. >> the 19-year-old mcdonald's employee said she called 911 when her manager would not intervene. he made a statement saying that they are fully cooperating with police. >>> san francisco police say that no one has been arrested yet after an officer was sprayed with paint at an unofficial pride event on sunday. look at these pictures. the video was posted on reddit, showing what happened. officers were trying to clear a pass through valencia to move police vans, when they were attacked. the officers were eventually able to move the crowd and get out of the area. no other incidents were reported during the event. >>> a former san jose police officer accused of making racist posts and a private facebook group is speaking out now. former officer rick foster contacted us to say his words were tak

coming over san pablo bay, 50s on the temperatures to low 60s. santa rosa is cooler at 52 degrees. thunderstorm activity is popping up, not as widespread as it was a few days ago. it has been a cooler pattern for most of this week. buy-in the four corners, which is actually parking itself there and allowing us to have nice weather, we will enter back towards california, and lynn temperatures will come up. it should only be in lynn temptress, not the coast in the bay. some of the temperatures and lynn will come down to-4 degrees today. back up on the we can, most inland locations will get back in the 90s. it will be cooler monday and tuesday, dave and claudia. >>> should oaklands police commission be given more power? we will tell you what voters will be deciding this november. >>> a new planet san francisco to help thousands of disadvantaged children. we have details on the community learning hubs. the city is getting ready for the fall semester, so do not forget now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you. you can sign up for the new mornings on fox 2 newsletter,

. >> the captain said most of the fires are small, like this one near a school parking lot in san pablo. they stretch resources to a bare minimum. >> the number of fires was so extreme, we were reduced to a single engine response for what was normally a full alarm assignment. >> the fires were relentless, some were let off in the middle of a busy street. with pirate with fireworks shows canceled and people stuck in their homes, she feels that it's a nightly display of rebellion >> it is their way of doing something, it's their control. they are going to say well, i'm not going to have people tell me what i can and cannot do. >> fire officials say it is a dangerous game to lay. >> each of those is a potential ignition. it could be a home, it could be uncontrolled vegetation that burns toward neighborhoods or homes. all of it is extraordinarily dangerous. >> you saw what happened in sonoma. the neighborhood caught on fire and the same thing could happen here. >>> san francisco fire crews also worked overtime this weekend and responded to a jaw- dropping 110 fires in 24 hours. day 6-acre f

this is san pablo where this hill caught fire briefly last night. and just feet away, remnants from fireworks. fireworks lit tim skies over san francisco on july 4th. but it's a show firefighters didn't want to see. illegal fireworks caused large grass fires like this one. and this fire less than a mile away. >> we were virtually working nonstop. from one fire to another fire to another fire. >> he says his department responded to 108 fires, all started by fireworks. at one point, fire crews came under attack from a barrage of fireworks. >> reporter: two small kids were injured after they got too close to fireworks. in oakland, neighbors were helping clean up lakeshore avenue where lots of debris from fireworks was left behind. after a big loud show in the sky. >> it was the best fireworks show of my life. and i wanted to come out here and help clean up. >> reporter: but others thought would it never end. >> seven hours. >> reporter: in contra costa county, crews responded to fires most started by fire works. at one point two dozen homes were threate

investigators in contra costa county are looking for a man wanted for a murder on the san pablo man 30 year-old and hello ramirez is accused of shooting and killing 24 year-old jawaan walker in april and the sheriff's office and the u.s. marshals office. i think that he may be on the run in getting help to avoid arrest. he should be considered armed and dangerous they say don't approach and if you see him call authorities immediately. san francisco police are looking for a man wanted for a deadly attack. and there are new pictures now of the man who attacked 41 year-old mark fox on april 18th this was in the area, franklin mcallister street, west of city hall. the victim died at the hospital of his injuries are looking for the man in that hat. and san francisco police are going to stop releasing mug shots of people who have been arrested unless they pose a threat to the public. this is in part an effort to stop perpetrating racial stereotypes. mug shots are often released before someone is convicted of a crime. chief bill scott says that he's hoping this new policy will prevent the spr

. >> reporter: jennifer is delivering donated hot meals to san pablo first responders as one of many acts of charity that she and her husband have done for others in the east bay. >> we've had to call 91 quite a few times. >> they came down with what doctors thought was no virus. at the time, widespread testing was not available. they contained themselves were weak weeks. todd recovered quickly, jennifer did not. >> she went into the ambulance. it happened so quick. they would not let me go to the hospital to see her. so you're thinking this could be the last time you are seeing somebody, and it is just a very scary thing to go through. and even while sick, jennifer was determined to help others. so she put the word out over social media, asking for donations of dde, masks came pouring in. >> my friend tom sent me $5000. my nephew brandon sent quite a bit as well. >> 20,000 disposable gloves rented out donations. they bought wipes and locally made sanitizers themselves and give it all to first responders . hundreds assands gloves, and ei sanitizere shared by the two agencies. at a ti

haciendo caso quieren andar afuera >> esta enfermera esperaba su almuerzo fuera de un restaurante en san pablofermedad >> las multas para personas como no usar mascarilla van de 100 dólares para la primera violación a 200 y 500 dólares para la tercera está de acuerdo después de ver lo que pasó en una reunión donde prefirió no asistir >> como 40 personas ninguna ocupa mascarilla >> 250 dólares para la primera violación y mil dólares para la tercera >> empezaba a poner multas a ver si entendemos un poco >> está cansada que estos cumplan denuncia clases clandestinas de zumba >> he visto a varios lugares donde no con solo que no traen mascarilla sino que platican te saludan están cerca >> nunca vamos a poder salir de esto >> propone estas medidas porque dice que no están dando suficiente ayuda a la gente para cumplir >> algunos no traen porque no tienen >> conscientes de eso autorizaron que saqueos dé un aviso ante de la multas dando tres días para el problema noticias telemundo 48 >> hoy mire estos datos la propagación del coronavirus (covid-19) en california pued reducirse en un 60% si 11 person

. >> esta enfermera esperaba su almuerzo afuera de un restaurante en san pablo y apoyó la medida en contracesarios. >> protestas donde no hay distancia apropiada para prevenir la enfermedad . >> las multas por no usar la mascarilla van de 100 dólares a 200 y 500 para la tercera violación, esta mujer está de acuerdo después de ver lo que pasó en una reunión . >> invitan 30, 40 personas y nadie ocupa mascarillas . >> para negocios 250 dólares para la primera donación, 500 para la segunda y mil para la tercera . >> es para entender un poco. >> esta comerciante está cansada de que unos cumplan, otros no, denuncia, por ejemplo clases clandestinas de zumba . >> he visto varios lugares donde no traen mascarillas y platican entre ellos, se saludan, están sudadas, están cerca, pues así nunca podremos salir de esto. >> este hombre dice que esto no da ayuda a la gente para cumplir. >> por ejemplo algunos no tienen, quién les da una mascarilla? . >> concientes de esto, la junta autorizó una notificación de aviso, dando dos días para corregir el problema, noticias telemundo 48. >> (música) . >> es hora

financieramente a brindar programas y servicios especialmente de emergencia a nuestro residente >>> en san pabloniones o cualquiera de las plataformas en redes sociales, las respuestas pueden aparecer en el noticiero, hacemos una pausa >>> emprender en la pandemia puede ser una idea muy buena >>> hablaremos de las condiciones frescas para nosotros temperaturas cálidas, sin más al volver >>> comerciales la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. >>>esta tarde el gobernador de texas visitara las zonas afectadas por el huracán jan las viajará para trasladarse a la zona del valle de río grande, el huracán tocó tierra el sábado como categoría uno antes de ser degradado a tormenta tropical >>> somos la autoridad en el tiempo yvamos con guillermo quiroz! >>> gracias bu

despuÉs de san pablo, brasil, california, florida, nueva york, y texas, son las entidades en el mundoÍa nueva york, que al inicio de la pandemia en el epicentro de contagios en el paÍs. andrea nos ponen perspectiva lo que ocurre en florida.un estado que a pesar de la crisis sanitaria el gobernador se niega a tomar las medidas necesarias para mitigar la propagaciÓn este virus. >> los casos de coronavirus en florida continÚan en un aumento. este domingo el estado reportÓ que sobrepasó los 420,000 contagios, y que mÁs de 5800 residentes han fallecido hasta el momento. segÚn los datos del departamento de salud de florida, tambiÉn han muerto 118 personas que no residÍan en el estado. los nÚmeros a nivel nacional preocupan a la comunidad mÉdica. mÁs de 4,700,000 personasse han contagiado. y casi 150,000 han fallecido. >> este problema en estados unidos deberÍa haber empezado a atacar con fuerza el dÍa que la oms dijo que el 30 de enero, que dijo que esta era una emergencia internacional de salud pÚblica. y no lo hicimos. ha llegado a ser un problema trÁgico para nosotros. andrea: china, uno

thank you very much john just in a man who murdered an 8 year-old girl in san pablo in 2007 has died. >>at san quentin state prison officials say that joseph cordova died in his cell yesterday, he was 75 years old again sentenced to death in contra costa county. for the rape and murder of that 8 year-old girl. >>6.17 at the time a big story now in the east bay 4 people are recovering after being shot in a freeway shooting that happened in oakland yesterday afternoon on interstate 5.80 near a 106 avenue. the shooters targeted a black sedan you can see the vehicle there. there were 3 men and a woman in that car that you see 2 of them sustained minor injuries and the other 2. it's just ain't a major major injuries they're all and the hospital right now in stable condition. and while the investigation went on that shooting shut down 5.80 for a few hours all lanes are back open around 7.30 last night. right now investigators in contra costa county are looking for a man for the murder of a san pablo man 30 year-old hello ramirez is wanted for the shooting death of 24 year-old ledger won wal

look at this this man was just drifting aboard a homemade raft he had to be rescued friday from san pablo bay. >>chp got a call from the coast guard for its rescue chopper. after this man was spotted about a mile and a half from shore just drifting right in the middle of san pablo bay his between panel and hercules you don't see that every day right a good samaritan tried to help out. but it was a little too windy and the cold water temperatures. she just couldn't take it so the chp was able to rescue the man who was cold but otherwise uninjured it's going to be okay. when police rescued a cute little kitten from a storm drain sunday look at this officers heard meow ing. >>at east 18th and vieira coming from the drain and this is what they found with the help of public works. they were able to rescue the cat which they promptly named mimo i think that's fitting that once the most checked out by animal services she will be up for adoption and marty i don't think she's going to have any problem finding homes, you know shoot, you know, she'll find a home in let's take you outside for a live

. >>> sweer bawe're back with eug rodriguez at san pablo here.e of have lost their music program. this is music -- kids need an avenue, escape avenue. music is one of those that allows them to expand, maybe some talents that are hidden inside. >> yeah, you know, when i started working over 30 years ago in the bay area, we had a very robust music program in the richmond school. and it was great, you know. the kids would come in already knowing the basics of the violin, the clarinet or the trumpet. when that fell apart, it just became very difficult for agencies like us to kind of take up the slack and teach kids from the very beginning. that's not what we're designed to do really. but we did. we did the best that we could. and i think that it's really important that our children can learn music, learn arts in the school sequentially, from kindergarten all the way till they graduate. it's not an escape, but it's also an incredible way for them to learn other subjects as well and to learn about themselves and about their families. >> who can sign up

the testing is part of a two- day pilot program at san pablo park. appointments for tomorrow can be booked online. store the oakland zoo now reopened to the public. reservations are required and attendance is capped at 2500 people per day. the gondola is sanitized after every ride and coming up on the cbs evening news, a navy tiger pilot breaking down barriers from inside the cockpit. tonight on the cbs evening news. thank you for watchi captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, america surpasses 150 captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, america surpasses 150,000 deaths, the staggering toll, with florida, california, and texas breaking single-day death records, and the dire warning tonight if the nation does not change course now, several hundred thousand more could die. tonight, the back-to-school debate intensifies. one of the nation's largest teachers' unions says it's okay to strike as nearly 32,000 educators petition florida's educators petition florida's governor to keep schools clo governor to keep schools closed. plus,

a look at this see that a man just trusting aboard a homemade raft had to be rescued friday from san pablobay. the chp got a call from the coast guard for its rescue chopper after a man was spotted about a mile and a half from shore just drifting right there in the middle san pablo bay between put all in hercules a good samaritan tried to help this man but gave up because of the high winds and the cold water temperatures but the chp was able to rescue the man who was a bit cold but otherwise uninjured. >>don't see that every day weny a police rescued a kitten from a storm drain sunday here. kitty kitty officers hurt meow ing right here in east 18th and. >>the era coming from the drain and of course with the help of public works they were able to rescue the cat which they promptly named meanwhile, of course of your police say that what's nemo is checked out by animal services she will be up for adoption and it looks like she likes >>all right, it's going to take a live look outside a woman creek this time around we're traffic's move that moving still some overcast there but really not too b

the employee says it happened saturday at the mcdonald's at san pablo avenue and 66th street and says the customer attacked her verbally and physically and grabbed her through the drive-through window. >> he slapped me a lot and he grabbed my arm and i have bruises. i have bruises on my arm. >> the 19-year-old employee tells us she called 911 after her manager would not step in. the restaurant owners said they are fully cooperating with the police. and authorities in santa cruz county are expected to give us more information today about a high-speed chase. it ended up with the stolen car going off a cliff and into the ocean. sheriff's deputies say it started around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a man carjacked a couple at the roadhouse restaurant on highway 1 in davenport. one woman says she saw the driver moments before he lost control of the car. >> it could be that he just couldn't make the corner and that's why he went over the cliff. i don't know if that was intentional. you have to go 10 miles an hour to go around this curve. >> the car landed in the ocean. the suspect reportedly ge

testing will continue tomorrow at san pablo park. the test is free and the results are quick with a 48 hour expected turn around. the testing is part of a two- day pilot program. appointments can be booked online. >>> alameda county residents can breathe easy tonight. supervisors extended the moratorium on evictions until the end of the year. the mercury news is reporting it will be extended until december 31st. supervisors enacted the ban in march because of the pandemic. it's been extended twice since then. >>> trailers to help house the homeless, first of its kind experiment. karateist patched 1300 trailers, they're usually on stand by for emergencies. they went to cities across california. >> your kitchen, your bed room. >> running water, we don't have to go to the fire hydrant and get water in our water jugs. >> susie found success stories and a few failures. tonight on project home. >> hayward is joining the growing number of cities working to make it easier for restaurants to serve outside. hayward is waving all fees and strea

so that employee says that the incident happened saturday afternoon on san pablo avenue. she told the driver in the drive-through they couldn't be served without wearing the mask. the man yelled racial slurs at her, parked the car, then came back and started to slap her repeatedly. she suffered minor injuries. >>> for weeks now governor newsom has been pushing for californians to wear masks just about all the time, and now he's pushing for recommendations to take it one step further by making significant investments to encourage you to mask up. >> a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement. i care. let's all do our part. >> that new public awareness campaign shows videos, billboards and social media messaging urging people to wear face coverings outside the home. this comes as disputes have been caught on camera around the country showing people upset about being asked to wear a mask. we showed you that yesterday. health experts agree they should be worn in most situations and the campaign is expected to run through the end of the year. >>> it's a cultural icon preser

we do have a crash on san pablo road just east of the freeway. minor crash. we want to let you know if you're driving locally. right now let's check with frank. he's back! >>> thanks a lot, mike. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up modestly higher following yesterday's sell-off. the dow fell nearly 400 points. the s&p 500 snapped a five-day winning streak. the nasdaq positive most of the day thanks to strength in apple, facebook, and netflix but then closed lower. boeing dragging down the market yesterday. in focus today the latest snapshot on consumer borrowing habits. consumer credit, which is personal debt taken on by goods and services, such as your credit card, an increase in may after plunging in april. >>> going back to school will not look the same this year. two-thirds of parents are anxious about sending their kids back to the classroom amid the pandemic. spending on back-to-school items $529 per household. spending on clothes and traditional items such as notebooks and backpacks is expected to fall. electronics is

se organizó una caravana en honor a la soldado vanessa guillén el recorrido inició en el 3200 en san pablovana se transformó en una caminata pacífica >>> nosotros estamos apoyando >>> quienes participaron dijeron que querían rendirle tributo a una latina que estaba sirviendo a este país donde todos podemos ser libres y como hispanos debemos solidarizarnos >>> salen a la luz más detalles de la muerte precisamente de vanessa guillén y todo según los relatos de una de las sospechosas de cometer este delito vladimir flores con la historia >>> estos son los rostros de los presuntos responsables del asesinato de marisa guillén el departamento de defensa reveló detalles de cómo presuntamente ocurrió el crimen aun quedaban preguntas en el aire >>> el documento indica que el 23 de abril se notificó a las autoridades de la base militar sobre la desaparición de vanessa guillén y que en una de las entrevistas un testigo aseguró que el día anterior ella dejó su área de trabajo para dirigirse a un cuarto de armas donde se reuniría con n y con el motivo de revisar los números de series de algunas armas u

people will be able to swab their own mouse while under supervision at a kiosk at san pablo park city officials say results can be expected in 24 to 48 hours. the test is being conducted in a pilot basis but has been used widely in los angeles county for drive-up testing. it is free to people without insurance testing is open to the public, but you do have to make an appointment and all that information and how to do that is on our website kron 4 dot com. many people around the world are wearing masks to stop the spread of coronavirus and that is a big problem for facial recognition software that's used to identify people in public. this is according to a report from the national institute of standards and technology facial recognition systems work by linking measurements and facial features to a database. and of course a mask is keeping those key details under wraps. the tech institute is now working on facial recognition algorithms to identify masked people it will release those findings in the fall. >>and coming up next the mysterious seeds are coming from china. what you should do

. >>> today and tomorrow berkeley as a pilot covid-19 testing project is at san pablo park. a lot of people were there today. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas reports on how it works. >> reporter: that is a woman from berkeley getting a covid-19 test before leaving for a family gathering in l.a. next week. >> i've never seen people test with the swab in the mouth. i was a little surprised. >> reporter: she was expecting the test where a swab is pushed uncomfortably into the bask the throat and into the nose. this test uses saliva and takes very little time. >> yes, probably like a minute, minute and a half at this point >> i tried it myself to see how it works. first you sign up for an appointment online. then when you're called, you do most of the work yourself. >> you cough and you bring up sputum from your lungs. >> three to five good coughs is what i'll give. >> then you swab for about 20 seconds collecting oral fluid around your whole mouth. >> reporter: place the business end of the swab in this tube. break off the excess. off it goes to the lab with results promised in 2

. >>> the city of berkeley is opening a new test kiosk at san pablo park. the kiosk will be staffed tomorrow and thursday. tests are free to those without insurance. the hope is to get results to people in one to two days. a reminder, our coronavirus coverage continues on our website, ktvu.com. to find the latest headlines, there on the front page in the ktvu app. >>> a somber ceremony in gilroy tonight. it's been one year since the city was shattered by mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. tonight the community honored the three young lives lost, as was the heroic officers who saved countless others. >> within the bounds of these restrictions, our determination today is to remember what happened in this park. >> reporter: santa clara county district attorney speaking to a somber a socially distanced kind in gilroy, home of the town's beloved garlic festival. festival shattered by gunfire when year ago. >> that day was ripped apart right here in this park. >> reporter: violence committed by a 19-year-old gunman armed with nearly 300 rounds of ammuni

cordelia, san pablo bay, the city is 56, really not much changed because we have cloudy skies.ver -- it is a cool pattern for this time of year. cool to mild. inland temps are in the low 80s, so it is on the mild side to one. this pattern is like it's not changing much. the sierra nevada, under storm activity has just been going bonkers. tahoe looking for a 10th of an inch of rain. if you have any travel plans watch out for the skies, they have been lighting up in the afternoon. 60s, 70s, 80s. we saw a little bit of that yesterday. it looks like we will settle into a nice pattern going into the weekend. >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> still ahead, the messages left behind in the search for whoever did this. plus, politics over the choice california's decision to keep students home this fall first, could walk or ride bikes some say they are neighborhoods are being left out. >>> the all-new fox 2 newsletter. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with

afternoon in cordova was on death row for the 1979 rape and murder of 8 year-old candy block in san pablo officials say there were no signs of trauma the coroner has yet to announce the cause of death and the facility is currently suffering from a massive covid-19 outbreak more than a 1000 inmates have tested positive for the virus. much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 6 experts are warning pet owners to prepare for the 4th of july holiday. >>at 6.45 some steps that you can take to protect them from fireworks and a florida officer was recently caught on camera punching a woman at 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. ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. when it's made with love, it's made to be shared. grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. police officer has been relieved of duty after body camera video shows him punching a woman at miami

the managers at the community foods market on san pablo avenue say the store will be closed for at least three days. they will examine safety protocols and meet with county health officials, getting recommendations on what they should do next. the store will also be deep cleaned. >>> gavin newsom will update us on the states with aunt to the covid-19 pandemic. it is going to happen at noon and as we always do, we will bring it to you live during our newscast. the governors expected to explain the next steps we could take as the number of infections jumped by more than 60,000 in just a week. the governor could talk about pressure to reopen california schools and we will have that for you at noon. more and more people are trained to pressure california governor gavin newsom to reopen the state. some six the people held a rally in sacramento yesterday. they they need to be allowed to open their businesses. they say they are in danger of being shut down permanently. others say that social restrictions should be loosened so those businesses which are opened can survive financially. the organi

they battled over 60 fires yesterday, most of them small like one next to a school parking lot in san pablobut the sheer number of them stretched resources to a bare minimum. >> just a significant amount of illegal firework activities. almost to the point where the noise was continuous, flashes and bangs were continuous for hours at a time. the number of fires that occurred were so extreme that we were reduced to a single engine response to what normally would have been a full alarm assignment.>>> despite being stretched thin, county fire crews managed to stop the flames from reaching homes. >> the san francisco fire department has also been scrambling this holiday weekend responding to 110 fires. between 3:00 yesterday afternoon and 3:00 this morning all but two of those hundred and 10 fires were caused by fireworks. they also treated two young people for burn injuries, a six acre inferno was just one of the fires started by fireworks . threatened rvs in the bayview but overcrowded and overworked fire crews still managed to save the rvs.>>> fourth of july celebrations turned tragic for a s

. >>> in berkeley a self testing kiosk open in san pablo park today. it will be open tomorrow as well, but reservations are required through the city of berkeley's website. the kiosk uses a saliva test. people can swap their own mouth while under supervision. results are expected within 24 to 48 hours. the testing is free, but it will only be available through tomorrow. >>> a bay area pastor says someone tried to burn down there berkeley church early this morning after they put up a banner yesterday saying, black lives matter. new tonight, ktvu's amber live in berkeley after talking to church leaders and the neighbor who rushed to put out the fire. >> reporter: church leaders tell me the neighbor who witnessed the attack likely saved the building from burning down. you can see the damage here on the backside of the church. >> somebody was trying to bring the building down. >> reporter: the building is the way church on university avenue in berkeley. church leaders tell me they hung a black lives matter banner in front hours later someone deliberately s

availability of testing people will be able to swab their own mouth while under supervision of the kiosk at san pablo park city officials say results can be expected in 24 to 48 hours. it is free for people who do not have insurance and testing is open to the public, but you have to make an appointment so all that information is on our website kron 4 dot com. the united states has passed yet another grim milestone more than 150,000 people have now died from coronavirus with both california and florida setting new death records today, the john hopkins covid-19 tracker shows the u.s. death toll now stands at more than 150,000 people with more than 4.4 million cases. america leads the world in both cases and deaths, california is also struggling to contain the virus. there have been nearly 9,000 deaths across the state with 197 new deaths as we said reported just today. health officials are warning the death toll could grow into hundreds of thousands. more if americans don't take precautions seriously the head of the association of american medical colleagues is sounding the alarm tonight. he says quote

while the car was located in san pablo the next day mizzou she was gone. detectives say they've been following a trail of fraudulent charges by the suspect in the video the puppy is seen leaning out of a window at a drive-up window. if you see the woman is ucci you are asked to call berkeley police. and a developing story out of san francisco a chinese researcher accused of concealing her ties to the chinese military on a visa application is now in custody 37 year-old won tank was a visiting researcher at u c davis university says she left her job in june. on thursday, the justice department announced charges against hang and 3 other scientists living in the u.s. saying they lied about their status as members of china's people's liberation army. all were charged with visa fraud. agents have said they believe tank sought refuge at the chinese consulate in san francisco after the interviewed her at her home in davis on june 20th. and this comes amid rising tensions between the u.s. and china us consulate in southwestern china was ordered to close today. chin

at san quentin has died and will be tested for coronavirus. 75-year-old joseph ova seen here from san pablo murdered an 8-year-old girl back in 2007. >>> as cases rise, one bay area health expert says the governor's mandate to shut down indoor restaurants and bars will do very little to stop the spread of the virus. in solano county socially distanced indoor dining has been allowed for weeks. now the county is shifting focus. >> i don't think it's realistic to stop the spread of covid at this point. i think what we want to do is have as little harm occur as possible while the spread is occurring. >> in contra costa county indoor dining was supposed to start last night but now owners are on hold. >> we start hiring people. we start different things. ordering more product. yeah. and then -- for what? for nothing. >> the state's guidance will be in place for the next three weeks. >>> looking live now at san jose. there was a marathon debate last night over whether the mayor should have more power. and serve an extra two years. the city council agreed to send the measure to the november ballot.

a kiosk will be set up at san pablo park.wab your own mouth, while being supervised, the results are expected in 24-48 hours. it is a salina based test approved by the state, used in los angeles county. the testing appointments would have to be made online in advance. >>> the first day of pop up coronavirus testing at three locations in santa clara county, the county is trying out a new system where you would get a wristband, and then you are given specific hour-long timeslots during the day. the test sites have been set up at the south county area in gilroy at oak grove high school and the office of education in san jose. those locations will be open through saturday. >>> the devastation of several san francisco businesses and shops after a huge five alarm fire had devastated the area, it exploded yesterday morning. today, the latest on the investigation and how the fire may have started. >>> the department has slipped significantly back, display performance. >> we will tell you what a federal monitor says about th a have th

as for where the bay area stands kron on sanaz tahernia talked to the executive director of the san pablo economic development corporation. >>how does it look for us here in the bay area. >>well it depends on where you sit in that spectrum. but we can tell you that when i first started the first thing we were doing was helping employers control yet connect resources. >>right now the warehouse and delivery industry health care industry online learning has been a it's not just career chase that people helping those parents are turning to telecommute and homes and keep their children retail courses there in grocery has always growing and so for right now it is so compelling we have both facebook and google >>to the full interview on our kron on app which is free right now in your app store. time for another check on the forecast, let's look live outside overlooking san francisco and it just has been a beautiful day, but it is dry, it is warm and getting warmer. here's mabrisa rodriguez. yeah, that's right catherine and no marine layer inside but we will notice the return of some low clouds a

happening right now investigators in contra costa county are looking for a suspect in the murder of a san pablo man 30 year-old angelo ramirez is accused of shooting and killing 24 year-old all along walker. back in april now sheriff's office personnel and the u.s. marshal service believe that ramirez may be getting help to avoid arrest. premier should be considered armed if you see him do not approach him. instead call police immediately. meantime san francisco police are looking for a man who was wanted for a deadly attack. police released new pictures of the man they say attacked 41 year-old mark fox back on april 18th. it happened in the area of franklin and mcallister street just west of city hall. the victim died at a local hospital from his injuries. on a related note, san francisco police will stop releasing mug shots of people who have been arrested unless they pose a threat to the public as part of an effort to stop. perpetrating racial stereotypes. mug shots are often released before someone is convicted of a crime and chief bill scott says that he hopes the new policy will prevent s

it started today at san pablo park, and the tests are by appointment only. people take the test by themselves and drop the tube into a container. they should get the results in 24 to 48 hours. the mouth swab is popular in l.a. coin as a way to encourage testing for those who find the nasal swab too uncomfortable. >>> it's been fighting for months to stay open, but now california's oldest restaurant is shutting down until further notice. tadich grill in san francisco is closing friday. the landmark restaurant has been serving its takeout business and using the ppp loan. but now after 171 years, the current climate is too tough. it will not reopen until it can resume full indoor dining. >> and who knows how long that will be. it might be waiting for a vaccine. it might be waiting until, i mean, a cure. i don't know what the future is going to bring for us. >> tadich actually owns the building it's in. so the gm insists it will be back. meanwhile, all 37 employees have been furloughed. >>> the giants and a's both looking for wins at home. we will have the highl

well to the east bay now the community food to market on san pablo avenue in west oakland will close starting this morning. this comes after a store employee testing positive for coronavirus the store will be deep cleaned and sanitized before reopens to the public the store will be closed for at least 3 days. a california added a record 558,000 jobs in june as many more businesses reopen state authorities say that much of the growth was from restaurants and bars, but those are among the businesses of course affected by this month's new closure orders and that could mean big job losses in the next month's report, california's unemployment rate is at 14.9%. the local leaders are speaking out following serious life threatening injuries from skate boarders at a pretty popular location. all across the city. well the annual dolores hill bomb draws hundreds of skaters to the iconic hills of san francisco. look sipping on by this is a video from last year. you can see that will look at that guy he's that looked like it hurt. just fearlessly zipping down the street. a feel mental man says tha

. >>> check out this video of the chp rescuing a man in san pablo bay. the man stuck about a half mile offshore on a homemade raft. a bystander tried to rescue the man but failed. the coast guard called chp which was able to locate the raft by helicopter. they were able to lower a basket and lift the man to safety. the man was cold but otherwise uninsured. >>> picking the right mask, the new study that may change your choice of face covering. >>> and not closing their doors. a south bay business is breaking the rules to stay open. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll show you what's different about tomorrow morning and details on a very powerful hurricane in the pacific coming up in eight minutes. we made usaa insurance for veterans like liz and mike. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savin

the glowing sign sits on top of a building on the north side of 580 at san pablo avenue.be 40 feet wide and contains thousands of loyd bulbs. the sign was designed by a group of bay area artists who wanted to make a contribution to the black lives matter movement. >>> new details now. a study finds children carry as much or even more coronavirus in their noses compared to adults. the small study by lurie children's hospital of chicago found children under 5 years old could carry 10 to 100 times more virus particles. the findings raise questions about whether young kids may be able to spread the virus as easily as adults. >> reasonable assumption that they would be able to transmit the virus. >> so they're not immune. >> we just need to figure that out. and in that -- no. they have virus in their nasal pharynx which means they very well could transmit it. >> but experts say more studies need to be done on the transmissibility of covid-19 among children. >>> all right. we're staying on top of that, but we are also taking a look at the weather as we get closer to the week, d

the glowing sign sits on top of a building on the north side of 580 at san pablo avenue.t's said to be 40 feet wide and contains thousands of loyd bulbs. the sign was designed by a group of bay area artists who wanted to make a contribution to the black lives matter movement. >>> new details now. a study finds children carry as much or even more coronavirus in their noses compared to adults. the small study by lurie children's hospital of chicago found children under 5 years old could carry 10 to 100 times more virus particles. the findings raise questions about whether young kids may be able to spread the virus as easily as adults. >> reasonable assumption that they would be able to transmit the virus. >> so they're not immune. >> we just need to figure that out. and in that -- no. they have virus in their nasal pharynx which means they very well could transmit it. >> but experts say more studies need to be done on the transmissibility of covid-19 among children. >>> all right. we're staying on top of that, but we are also taking a look at the weather as we get closer to