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and we can't let them continue to is abc 7 new the san jose pd's manual says tasers and riot guns are supposed to be used only when the subject poses an immediate threat to the safety of officers. san jose mayor sam liccardo also responded today in a tweet he wrote, quote, this video looks awful. he says on tuesday the city council will consider a proposal of his to have an independent police auditor not san jose police investigate the use of force claims. >>> well, coming up on abc 7 news hoprre got five people to safety after it's game day live, here at bia fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-speed internet. hey, amy? wanna grab a seat? we're live. it's game on, with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him. sit him. trade him. xfinity delivers fast, reliable internet with speeds up to a gig. learn more, or get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. plus, switch to xfinity mobile and for a limited time get $400 off an eligible samsung galaxy 5g phone. click, call or visit a store today. >>> five people needed to be rescued by a highway patrol helicopter after their hot air balloon crashed in a s

today the san mateo county board of supervisors will consider an emergency ordinance and posing fines for businesses and individuals who violate the state's public health orders. the first offense would cost $100 and the esecond time doubl. a third offense is $500. >> this solution around fines, one, it brings attention but the second thing it does is it saves lives. >> well at first officials will approach a person o a busineshe. multiple county departments would be able to give these citations and if the board approves the ordinance, it would go into effect immediately. >>> speaking of masks. president trump is asking his supporters to try and wear one. a campaignay read in part, quote, we're all in this together and while i know there has been some confusion surrounding the usage of face masks, i think it is something we should all try to do when we are not able to be socially distanced from others. the president started sending this new message last month. he previously avoided wearing a mask in public. >>> a couple accused of defacing a black lives matter mural in the east bay is

going to push in from the west that does pose a risk to fires and marine and sonoma counties, as well as our fire burning further southward right along the santa cruz san mateo county line which is relatively calm at the moment not going to stay that way necessarily all day long. 60's 70's, 80's. that's where we're at right now not even to 10:00am yet in pittsburgh you're already approaching 90 degrees double in livermore concord fairfield in the low 80's nap at 70 degrees say alina 84, very breezy for these interior areas that are already warming up and only going to get hotter into the afternoon. daytime highs in antioch unconquered as well as morgan hill well into the triple digits, livermore and napa each up to 98 degrees for your highs today so we're still hot we're still dry, you're adding winds on top of it today, we'll keep you updated on all those factors so stay with us with consumption. all right, thank you very much john we want to go to marin county right now where we have officials there also giving a briefing on the fire situation, let's listen in. >>50 shoreline highway or highway one in point rays. in addition to that continue to follo

san francisco amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to the south bay where highway 101 was shut down for three hours while chp dealt with a person in a car who appeared to pose a threat. the standoff begin in the southbound lanes. the man was seen possibly waying an air pistol that other drivers. investigators say the man was having some kind of emotional crisis. a negotiate airlines talked to him for a while. it ended in parking lot on snell avenue whether he surrendered palely. >>> all right. as we look that weather forecast i want to take you through the last 48 hours. it was precedented in terms of how much lightning, and how long it lasted. this is what woke you up. the rain, the lightning, the thunder. and you go that's good. that went through. this next band comes onshore about 550. well, it basically was an atmospheric of thunderstorms that came through out of the tropics. and this afternoon and this morning, right about here about 5:00 this morning it starts to light up and check this out. just an exceptional amount of lightning and thunder and rain and you flame. the it was quite the event. if you're wondering where it ranks. we have had more light

air that we could have sold the outflow the prop posed a problem potentially also for firefighters. here's the live shot coming in from san jose state dealing with some of that fog going on this morning but in the smoky skies too futurecast for is really an event for really all of this moves out skies open up nicely here but again watching a potentially for some dry lightning. tomorrow morning that marine layer thickens up to greet us more intensely than we saw for today so that will be good some good news as well let's get to in your 4 zone forecast 73 san francisco, lower 70's cover essentially the peninsula coast the bay side in the mid to upper 70's burning game but 82 dubbed the southern end of the peninsula upper 80's 87 redwood city palo alto 82 for a mountain view. meanwhile in the south bay. we're looking at upper 80's in place here 90 milpitas cupertino body to 9.95. morgan hill east bay shoreline to the south we're approaching the middle 80's mid-nineties for tri valley and 95 going on for concord meanwhile along the east bay shoreline upper 70's, some middle 80's like castro valley. now up to the north bay her

showers but thunder showers pose a bit of a threat there so that's going to have to be watched as we get into early next week your 4 zone forecast covering your thursday 73 san francisco to the coast, some upper 60's here at the peninsula 70's covered the northern end of the bay side heading down south. it's now the 80's 81 mountain view 87 palo alto 84 redwood city, santa clara valley most readings not 90 any more upper 80's 96 for morgan hill 90 los gatos east bay shoreline to the south now it's just struggling to get to 80 tri valley lower 90's dublin 88 in 94 walnut creek 96 for concord 77 for berkeley and 80 going on for richmond, jumping up here the north bay solano counties really flirting with close to 100 this is where the red flag warning will be this morning until 9.92 by the way pittsburgh. 8788 for napa 94 for santa rosa with some upper 80's and some 90's to toss in there as we head down to southern moran. 7 day forecast here were noting those thunder showers as a possibility on your monday now. temperatures don't change a whole lot into this weekend. but maybe a little extra little boost happens there sunday after saturday afternoon rather and

. >> the san jose pd's duty manual says these tasers and riot guns are supposed to be used only when the subject poses an immediate threat to the safety of officers. now this case, it appears to have been punishment for packing too slowly and for talking back. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> dan, thanks very much. we'll continue to follow the story closely. >>> we could be in for several more heatwaves this summer, all while kids are distance learning at home. how teachers are 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 savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> it was too hot to play outdoors today, and for some too miserable to focus on learning. school districts are aware that there may be blackouts as the demand puts pressure on the grid. some teach verse a plan b in case they can't teach the

plus, it was meant to protect people that san francisco police discovered something else inside the hotel room. what they found posingn't look or feel like august but here we are, thanks for joining us. it is august 5, wednesday. >>> good morning. it is a school a cool start to the day. 10-15 degrees below average. a decent system has carved itself over the west coast and all of company. i should add that is really stopping the monsoon from forming. a series of lows have come in. a big fog bank drizzle. oakland is at 50 degrees. everyone is cloudy. that low will be around for the next couple of days back we are looking for 60s and 70s for most temperatures today. >>> good morning. let's look at the commute. traffic is moving along well at the toll plaza in fact, it's cleared out. we also see that traffic is beginning to dissipate on some of the east bay commute where it was slow no major issues and silicon valley approach looks good. >>> we are learning more information about a standoff with an armed suspect at the santa clara county jail. deputies say a san jose police officer brought in 40-year-old joseph castro in

san joaquin, and stanislaus. more than 30 homes and other buildings have already been destroyed. 20,000 others are threatened. >> all of these separate fires have been contained, and no longer pose a continued threat. but now two zones have joined together into one fire. this being handled now as one large fire. >> this fire complex is burning in steep and rugged terrain. >>> now we give you the latest on the lnu lightning complex fire that continues to burn across several north bay counties, but this afternoon, firefighters are reporting 27% containment, some progress. it has destroyed 937 buildings, and damaged 2515s others in napa, solano, lake, and yolo counties. more than 30,000 structures are still threatened, but evacuation orders were downgraded to warnings in parts of napa and sonoma counties, and some people are now being allowed to return to their properties. >> it's important for everyone to realize that this is a time when some people realize they no longer have homes. they are going to be experiencing considerable losses. so it is always important, and we urge you to look out for your neighbors, and be patient with one another as we go through this process of repop

poses a much greater risk with the second reopening. the masks and strict social distancing show concern for the coronavirus as small business owners rallied in front of san francisco city hall . but emotions came pouring out tuesday as the science showed frustration and despair over the economic toll. the states case numbers are improving, according to california health and human services secretary dr. mark valley. >> we have been watching for 2 to 3 weeks heavy declines in possible numbers and icu numbers. payment california has seen a 19% decline in hospitalizations and an 18% drop in icu covid patients compared to two weeks ago. the drop in cases is also encouraging, but the state should not rush to reopen according to dr. john schwartzberg, a clinical professor of public health at uc berkeley. >> if we start to open things too soon we will be opening them up when we have more cases then we had in june. >> reporter: dr. schwartzberg says the reopening last may showed not enough californians to fashions to stop the coronavirus' spread. >> we just keep coming up and up and up in fashion like waves , but the waves keep getting bigger and bigger because w

the gas explosion here in san francisco out on geary last year that burned several buildings as well. we all know that a major earthquake, fires caused by natural gaslines, poses a major hazard, and it's also true that damaged gas lines take longer than electric service to restore in the event of an emergency. so switching over to electric service in our buildings also makes our city more resilient in the future in the face of future emergencies. that's all in addition to some of the everyday health impacts that cyndy will talk about as well to residents and workers especially, people who are working in commercial kitchens with open flames, those health impacts are associated with increased incidence of asthma and respiratory illness as well as the risk of carbon monoxide exposure and of course fire. all of those reasons are why it has been a priority for the supervisor to work on building electrification. last april, we passed unanimously, the board of supervisors, a resolution to declare a climate emergency in san francisco which committed san francisco to doing our part to limiting global warming emissions to below 1.5 ° celsius, the level we know we have t

. >>> es graduada de relaciones públicas y posee una maestría en comunicaciones, para poder empoderar e inspirar miles de mujeres, vive en sanacio ni un cuarto entero, solo una esquinita, un espacio en tu casa donde los niños tengan para que sea sol para ellos, para su aprendizaj e y que no tengan distracciones, hay otros hermanos, hermanas, lo necesita mucho. >>> me encantó la idea, le voy a mandar el video a mi hermana para que o haga en casa, te deseo un feliz día. >>> muchas gracias. >>> hasta luego claudia y están los consejos para que todos nuestros niños puedan regresar a las clases desde casa, bueno ahora nosotros tenemos que pasar con james para que nos de un adelanto de las fresas con crema. >>> hoy vamos a preparar frutos del bosque con cremas, vamos a utilizar moras, fresas, arándanos, cómo vamos a juntar todo esto en uno de los postres más maravillosos que existen en el mundo, perfecto para el fin de semana y para losiños, nuestra compañía familiar tiene un propósito más grande que sólo vender autos. construimos para la gente; para esa que también construye y le da forma a este país. esa que trabaja duro. esa qu

the gas explosion here in san francisco out on geary last year that burned several buildings as well. we all know that a major earthquake, fires caused by natural gaslines, poses a major hazard, and it's also true that damaged gas lines take longer than electric service to restore in the event of an emergency. so switching over to electric service in our buildings also makes our city more resilient in the future in the face of future emergencies. that's all in addition to some of the everyday health impacts that cyndy will talk about as well to residents and workers especially, people who are working in commercial kitchens with open flames, those health impacts are associated with increased incidence of asthma and respiratory illness as well as the risk of carbon monoxide exposure and of course fire. all of those reasons are why it has been a priority for the supervisor to work on building electrification. last april, we passed unanimously, the board of supervisors, a resolution to declare a climate emergency in san francisco which committed san francisco to doing our part to limiting global warming emissions to below 1.5 ° celsius, the level we know we have t

san francisco. the tournament at harding park, will be played behind closed doors, which poses a real challenge fore all wish we were playing in front of the fa ns wish we were playing in front of the fans and, you know, have it feel like a real major championship, but, you know, ithink like a real major championship, but, you know, i think we are just lucky we are able to play golf tournaments at this point. mcilroy plays alongside, justin thomas and this man, tiger woods, who is looking to equal the record of five championship wins. but he hasn't won it for 13 years. the longest european tie manchester united have ever been involved with was finally completed last night. 146 days after united won 5—0, in the away leg of their europa league contest against lask, in austria, they finished the job with a 2—1win at old trafford. jesse lingard and anthony martial with the goals. the rest of the tournament will now be like a world cup, one—off knock—out matches and united face fc copenhagen in germany next week. united are favourites along with inter milan, who they could meet in the final. if they do,

san francisco. even if you were spending $120 million on the black community, which would be great, you are still not getting rid of the cops which are posing danger. and also, what would that do to mamario woods and all these bron people that have been killed by the cops in the bay area. this is not just investing in the black community. we need reparations and less police on the streets. the state is on fire and you are cutting the fire budget. what the fuck are you doing. you act like you are progressive but you are not. this state is won by democrats from the top to the bottom. none of this in this state it's democrats who hold all the power and you are not doing shit. you are just lying, $120 million, a good headline. what the fuck. none of us care about cops losing jobs. we care about the essential workers who aren't cops losing jobs. we care about poor people. >> thank you for your comments. connect us to the next speaker, please. >> >> regina eastloss good grief. how do i follow that up. that was fantastic. it's just been amazing and wonderful to listen to the diversity of voices on this call tonight over the several hours. i do app

pose a threat may be drifting off to hawaii. meanwhile today are high temperatures across the state popping the on 104 looks like fresno bakersfield at 9998 sacramento, one o 9 for reading 68 sanut of southern california. we've got 84 san diego 76 for big bear on the home front for today, we got some impressive numbers or sell 68 san francisco. not much change happening out to the west here 66 half moon bay and 66 pacifica but the bay side of the peninsula we got 72, san bruno 81 burlingame there we go we're starting to turn up the heat now foster city of 80 88 palo alto 81 mountain view in 86 for redwood city and the south bay. most of santa clara valley in the upper 80's but 90 milpitas 94 going on from morgan hill 94 cupertino in santa clara, a pair of aids speaking of which we have the lower to middle 80's in the southern end of the east bay shoreline tri valley over the east bay hills approaching the mid 90's 92 for double by the way 94 walnut creek 95 conquered 82, san leandro and 71 for berkeley. still we have preaching at 9898 for vacaville, but again back to the bay 69 for vallejo benicia about 8583 for napa and 90 going on for santa rose with those 80's heading down