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seen reporting live in san jose sarah stinson kron 4 news said it all right thank you very much sara and santa clara county health officials announced an enhanced testing order to make sure that everybody is able to get covid-19 testing the new order. >>expands the definition of essential worker requiring insurance companies to provide free testing. 4 workers including teachers grocery store employees and health care providers and also sets mandatory timelines for patients to ensure they get tested quickly and get the results sooner. >>we are grateful that the county has announced an order that is going to demolish the labyrinth that too many of our residents have found themselves when they're trying to find their way to get to testing. >>because you're wondering do i have to pay or you know is my insurance going to pay will the county pays it free and they don't want that to be a barrier the order is mandatory and violations of this can result in fines and other penalties so they sure that insurance companies will follow suit. >>to the east bay now where alameda county has not given yet the g

justice in san jose with more on this troubling story >>well a public official a santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody, authorities believe she is a victim, but they also believe 3 other local officials have been victimized by the same person they are investigating that and they are looking in to see whether there are also additional victims. >>santa clara county prosecutors have charged this man 55 year-old alan b urrainn go with threatening a public official and stocking they say over the course of 4 months the gilroy man is alleged to have sent santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody more than 2 dozen letters voicing his objections to her covid-19 health orders but law enforcement officials say these comments crossed the line into criminal threats, he said things to be it's a. >>to the effect it's over you're done by. the expletives die. your day will come soon. you need to go no matter how it is you need to go. >>authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with the right-wing anti-government boogaloo movement but his attorney says he is not a mem

sara cody in santa clara county to follow the red tier guidelines and open up indoor dining and placesey say hair, skin, and nail industries are trained and licensed by the state and the county is not allowing the entire industry to reopen. >> it is an inappropriate comment, and i would go so far as to say callous misunderstanding of what we do in the beauty industry to keep our client safe. santa clara is like this weird outlier. i do not get it. we do not get it. it is extremely frustrating. >> santa clara county says indoor dining is still too risky because you have to remove your mask indoors and as for the pushback from the beauty industry, no response yet from the county. in san jose, kpix 5 >>> police the data shows more than a and 50,000 americans applied for unemployment. expected pre-pandemic, it was 671,000 in 1982. they have improved over the last few weeks after hitting an all-time high of more than 6 million in march. the global economy is showing signs of resilience according to new outlook from the organization for economic cooperation and development. this group expect

, prosecutors allege that he has sent more than 2 dozen threatening letters to santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody. >>kron four's dan kerman has details from san jose. santa clara county prosecutors have charged this man 55 year-old ellen v or a go with threatening a public official and stocking. >>they say over the course of 4 months the gilroy man is alleged to have sent santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody more than 2 dozen letters voicing his objections to her covid-19 health orders but law enforcement officials say these comments crossed the line into criminal threats, he said things to be it's a. >>to the effect it's over you're done by. the expletives die. your day will come soon. you need to go no matter how it is you need to go. >>authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with the right-wing anti-government boogaloo movement but his attorney says he is not a member. >>the exercise of his constitutional right under the first amendment to free speech. is a right that all of the staff. i wonder if. alleged victim had not been the sarah

tonight prosecutors allege that he has sent more than 2 dozen threatening letters to santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody kron four's dan kerman has details from san jose. >>santa clara county prosecutors have charged this man 55 year-old ellen v or a go with threatening a public official and stocking. >>they say over the course of 4 months the gilroy man is alleged to have sent santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody more than 2 dozen letters voicing his objections to her covid-19 health orders but law enforcement officials say these comments crossed the line into criminal threats, he said things to be it's a. >>to the effect it's over you're done by. the expletives die. your day will come soon. you need to go no matter how it is you need to go. >>authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with the right-wing anti-government boogaloo movement but his attorney says he is not a member. >>the exercise of his constitutional right under the first amendment to free speech. is a right that all of the staff. i wonder if. alleged victim had not been the sarah

south bay, a community college teacher is accused of stalking and threatening santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody kron four's dan kerman has the details from san jose. >>santa clara county prosecutors have charged this man 55 year-old alan viarengo with threatening a public official and stocking they say over the course of 4 months the gilroy man is alleged to have sent santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody more than 2 dozen letters voicing his objections to her covid-19 health orders but law enforcement officials say these comments crossed the line into criminal threats, he said things to be it's a. >>to the effect it's over you're done by. the expletives die. your day will come soon. you need to go no matter how it is you need to go. >>authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with the right-wing anti-government boogaloo movement but his attorney says he is not a member. >>the exercise of his constitutional right under the first amendment to free speech. is a right that all of the staff. i wonder if. alleged victim had not been the sarah c

investigators say a gilroy man accused of sending two dozen threatening letters to santa clara county health officer dr. sara cody, may have ties to the antigovernment boogaloo movement. a search of 55-year-old alan viarengo's home, turned up hundred and 38,000 guns, arrested for stalking and threatening a public official. >>> london breed laid out a timeline to reopen the city, with plans to rebuild tourism by mid-september. as of today, hair salons, barbers, and the nail salons are now able to operate outdoors. and here is the latest snapshot of coronavirus here in california. 3700 more cases were added and there were 85 new deaths. our test positivity rate, continues to trend downward, now at 5.3% over the last two weeks. today state health officials emphasize that we can't reopen too quickly, and slide back. >> slow and stringent so we blame transmission rates as low as we can, ensure that as we bring back more sectors of the economy, allow them to have more of their operations back. that we have done what we can to really decrease the transmission, especially as we are not safe from flu season. >> repor

. >> reporter: on march 16, santa clara county's public health officer dr. sara coty and other bay area officers were announcing everyone was asked to stay at home. millions lost their jobs, businesses have struggled to hang on. some lost that battle and words like face mask and zoom have become as common as hello and good-bye. >> it weighs on you. it weighs on everybody. i had a lot of people to take care of. >> reporter: this is the owner and manager of this fire wings restaurant in east san jose. he was supposed to open for business right as the shutdown happened. it delayed his grand opening by months. >> everybody was counting on this to open and we were delayed already before covid. >> reporter: it want just restaurants turned upside down. air travel virtually evaporated. sfo saw its passenger level drop from 2 million a year later to 69,000 in april. >> depressing that no one gets to travel as much. airports are super empty. >> reporter: the number of cars crossing the golden gate bridge dropped to 510,000 this april, compared to 1.7 million the same time

this month you might gilroy man was arrested for sending threatening letters to santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody. >>in here growing wine grapes for over 30 years. and i have never experienced or seen anything like this. >>still ahead at 5 the wildfire smoke that filled our skies also polluted the vineyards and growers say this season could be a disaster and outdoor dining is slowly bringing people back >>and we can start seeing had a glimmer of hope of returning to you know a little bit of what we used to before. >>outdoor dining is taking off in san francisco with more and more people eating and they're eating establishments building out those patios as part of the city shared spaces program and it's not just popular with the restaurants struggling to stay open during the pandemic those eating out say they're enjoying more al fresco options kron four's maureen kelly looked into what would need to happen to make this temporarily lifeline for small businesses permanent. >>the number of outdoor dining parklets have exploded here on san francisco's chestnut street in the marina. >>and on this

>>> a gilroy college teacher is under arrest, accused of making threats against santa clara county health officer dr. saratigators say that suspect has links to a far right extremist group. >> reporter: gilroy on resident alan viarengo has been arrested, accused of stalking and sending 24 letters between april 8th and july 29th two dr. sara cody, the county health officer and one of the nation's most visible proponents of standing water. the attorney represented for 20 hearings last week says the letters have been mischaracterized. >> the short period of time i was involved in this case, there wasn't much in the way of actual information that was provided. >> reporter: law enforcement released pictures of some being 138 firearms, thousands of rounds of ammunition and explosive materials. the same group is linked to stephen korea, accused of killing federal security officer david patrick underwood in the federal health building in may in the amherst murder of sergeant david gunn spurger. even sent a letter to the widow, mocking her husband's death. in the case of threats against dr. cody, he says the lette

is expected to enter a plea today on charges he sent 24 threatening letters to santa clara county health officer dr. sara cody. alan viarengo is being held without bail. investigators believe that he may be connected to a right-wing extremist group. another member of that same group stephen guerillo is charged with killing sergeant damon gutzwiller and federal officer dave underwood back in june. >> that connection was made based on the investigation linking both the language and also the symbols used in the multiple letters that he sent. >> documents also indicate viarengo sent taunting letters to the deputy's widow, and investigators report seizing more than 100 firearms at his home when they arrested him last week. his attorney says that there are no weapons charges or evidence. >>> one of the oldest and largest trees in pleasanton must come down. but some residents think the city is overreacting. nbc bay area's bob redell is joining us from lion's wayside park. why is the city considering cutting this down? >> reporter: frankly because it's sick. you can see some of those residents here are referring

accused of sending 24 threatening letters full of profanity and vulgar terms to the santa clara county health officer, dr. sara cody, expressing his disgust with the and threatening as time went on. at one bloody revolution. one letter finished with "you are done. indica it's over. say good-bye." while all were anonymous. detectives say they linked them to the man via fingerprints. investigators also made a possible connection to the boogaloo boys extremist group. another alleged member, steven carrillo, is accused of killing santa cruz deputy damon gut weller. >> that was made on the investigation linking both the language and the symbols used in the multiple letters he sent. >> reporter: investigators report seizing more than 100 firearms at his home during the arrest last week. his attorney says there are no weapons charges or evidence. >> has life has been upended in a matter of days because someone is accusing him of being critical of a public official. that's not the system that we live in. >> reporter: via ran go was listed as a math instructor. his neighbors in gilroy say he was involved in church and

he's accused of sending obscene, threatening letters to santa clara county health officer dr. sara cody, referencing the stay-at-home order she architected and one saying "you are done. it's over. say good-bye." >> we have reason to believe that mr. viarengo has threatened other local officials. we have reason to believe that he may have threatened some of our citizens in the county. >> reporter: neighbors tell us they knew he was a gun collector. his lawyer disputes the charges. >> there is clearly a first amendment right to free speech. my information is that all those weapons are legal. my client has been a resident of this community for more than 20 years. he is a teacher. he is a firearms instructor. >> reporter: viarengo taught statistics at gavilan. tonight the college says a new instructor has taken over his course and that, quote, we are shocked and saddened by what took place and will cooperate with law enforcement fully if it is required. and the boy scouts where neighbors say he was a scout leader, saying in a statement, his behavior is unacceptable. this individual has

covid testing and protective equipment kron 4 sarah stinson live for us in santa rosa with more on the story good morning sara. >>hey there yet today at noon there's going to be a huge rally at santa santa rosa memorial hospital they are fighting for more testing is a lot of claims and big claims at that coming out of this hospital from caregivers saying there's been an outbreak between a hospital workers and patients and saying they've been denied testing to those are not a joke very serious claims and so we're going to have to talk to this morning as well as the hospital take a look at video though from back in july. they're actually rallying protesting outside the hospital fighting for a better contract more sick leave better health insurance and now they're going to be back at it again in by caregivers we mean. >>nurses nursing assistants respiratory therapists and medical technicians all that will be rallying today outside of santa rosa memorial hospital. >>they say that there's been a recent coronavirus outbreak that's infected 26 hospital workers and as many as 4 patients caregivers represented by the

. >> reporter: santa clara county board of supervisors meeting dr. sara cody reported covid case count and hospitalizations are down. she urged not to underestimate the virus. >> we don't want to make the mistakes that we collectively made earlier where we went a little too fast and then spent the summer with quite a bit of covid transmission. >> she has acknowledged that she tends to be more cautious. she has noted concerns occasionally when other counties move more quickly and then have to backtrack. >> reporter: county supervisor susan ellenberg as well as susan supervisor mike pressure cody for answers to reopen more businesses. the county has gotten better at finding the virus with masks and testing. the economy is declining. >> my concern is the economic health in the mental health. i think now is, like in my chart it was saying, now it is surpassed the physical health. >> reporter: begging the question, is the county more focused on saving lives, not enough focus on saving businesses? >> i feel like i'm vilified first, guilty before proven innocent

santa clara county health officer. investigators say 55-year-old alan viarengo sent dozens of threatening letters to dr. sara cody. it is even more disturbing than what he said is what investigators found in the suspect's home. glenn? >> reporter: investigators say they found materials to make explosive devices, as well as 138 weapons. mr. viarengo had one of his first court appearance is here today at the santa clara county courthouse. and the judge ordered that he be held without bail. sheriff's investigators say 55- year-old alan marengo's began sending threatening letters to dr. sara cody after she ordered the shelter in place last march. >> they were veiled threats, essentially alluding to the end of the health officials life. >> reporter: investigators say there were 25 letters and all over the last four months, some went to other unnamed public officials, and some indicated that viarengo has ties to an extremist group. >> some of the threats included references to the boogaloo movement. >> reporter: they sees 138 weapons at his own, ranging from bb guns to assault rifles and asked misses as well as thousand

sara. >>good morning. the superintendent says while santa clara county is moving forward in a good way into tier 2 with the states. codes tear system she says that they say it is time to reflect on san jose's number she says those numbers are continuing to go up and they're not comfortable going forward with in person classes and the best thing to do is what they're saying is to be consistent for not only parents and students but also the staff so consistently. no one's going back to the classrooms here in san jose in this district until december. probably until january christmas and all that, but they're going to tell you in december had back which will probably be next semester if all goes well though supernanny also says cases continue to rise there just not comfortable, but they did say they put out a survey to parents staff and students and it showed people wanted a consistent plan throughout the semester whether that be consistently going back to classroom or consistently during distance-learning well turns out distance learning is the route that they're going to take now while in person learning is

south bay man expected to enter a plea on charges he sent 24 threatening letters to santa clara county health officer dr. saraarenga is being held without bail. investigators believe he may be connected to a right-wing extremist group. another is charged with killing deputy sergeant damon gutzwiller and federal officer dave underwood in june. >>> time for a final look at the forecast for us today, kari, making headway in cleaner air but a lot of unhealthy air for us. >>> yes, for today. our inland temperatures where our valleys will reach into the low 90s today, but for the south bay we're into the mid-80s this afternoon. we will still have the unhealthy air quality at times when it really heats up for the weekend. san francisco will have a warm-up as well going into the long holiday weekend. and, mike, you've been watching the commute. what's the update? >>> kari, metering lights still on at the bay bridge toll plaza. yesterday and today were turned on at 5:30, which is pre-quarantine time. nothing alarming. a look at dublin shows a similar thing as we saw at the bay bridge, clouds in the background but no p

who live there that's right just seen during a press conference earlier today santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody. >>it should revise the testing order increasing testing capacity to ensure that more people have access to readily available testing for covid-19. now the enhance order expands the definition of essential worker and it aligns it with the state's definition of essential workers requiring insurance companies to provide free testing for workers like teachers grocery store workers and health care providers. health care providers are now required to prominently inform their patients of their right to testing all right that many were not even aware of the have to post notices in all patient care areas on their websites and in their communications 3rd the order sets mandatory timelines to get patients tested quickly and to get their results center as well and finally practices that inhibit discourage or delay testing are prohibited under the order mayors with in santa clara county voice their support for these new guidelines, you know that the state order for reopening. >>various activ

alan viarengo is charged with sending more than 2 dozen threatening letters to santa clara county health director doctor sara cody, authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with the far-right anti government group police found more than a 100 guns at his home. his attorney says that he's a teacher and a firearm instructor and poses no threat. my knowledge. >>other than sending letters that have not seen yet. it made no further attempt. to contact. arrests or do anything else to miss cody, he. there's a an uprising nationally for that he also are actually relished and enjoy the facts that these families are suffering. >>and santa cruz county sheriff's office is also investigating threatening letters they believe were sent by the same person to 3 other local officials. the threats in santa clara county aren't unique as of a few weeks ago at least 49 state and local public health leaders have resigned been fired or retired since april across 23 states. some officials including doctor anthony fauci himself have been assigned law enforcement protection in southern california

the rain go is charged with sending more than 2 dozen threatening letters to santa clara county health director doctor sara cody, authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with a far right anti-government group police found more than a 100 guns at the rain goes home. his attorney says that he's a teacher and a firearms instructor and he does not pose a threat. to my knowledge. >>other than sending letters that have not seen yet. it made no further attempt. to contact. grass or do anything else to miss cody, he. there's a an uprising nationally for that he also are actually relished and enjoy the facts that these families are suffering. >>santa cruz county sheriff's office is also investigating a threatening letter sent to 3 other local officials. >>the threats in santa clara county are not unique as a few weeks ago at least 49th state and local public health leaders had resigned been fired or retired since april across 23 states. some officials including doctor anthony fauci have been assigned law enforcement protection in southern california orange county's health dir

>>they say over the course of 4 months the gilroy man is alleged to have sent santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody, more than 2 dozen letters voicing his objections to or covid-19 health orders but law enforcement officials say these comments cross the line into criminal threats, there are several threats that directly. >>alluded to. the health of the public health officer. if you read the bill. the meeting to die, yes. >>authorities say the letters also contained icons imagery and phrases associated with the right-wing anti-government boogaloo movement when fear angle was taken into custody thursday law enforcement officials say they found more than a 100 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition. >>he is not a member of google or any other extremist organ organization during his attorney says he believes all the firearms found are lawfully registered he also says his client i was exercising his right to free speech, though he admits he hasn't seen the letters so he doesn't know if iran go cross the line. >>my client has been a resident of this community for more than 20 years. is a tea

rain though is charged with sending more than 2 dozen threatening letters to santa clara county health director doctor sara cody, authorities say the letters also contain icons imagery and phrases associate with the far right anti government group police also found more than a 100 guns. the rain goes home. but his attorney says that he is a teacher and firearms instructor, and he poses no threat. to my knowledge. >>other than sending letters that have not seen yet. it made no further attempt. to contact. grass or do anything else to miss cody, he. there's a an uprising nationally for that he also are actually relished and enjoy the facts that these families are suffering. >>and those are the only letters that he is being investigated for as authorities believe that he sent other of what could be threatening letters to 3 other local officials. >>the 3037 but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, encouraging signs at the bay area's busiest airport travels beginning to start line right ahead of the holiday weekend. we'll take a closer look and after the break criminal charges loom in the conception boat fire

sara. >>and good morning on tele conference today, the santa clara county board of supervisors, they'll be discussing this program and deciding if they want to pass it forward that would help people who test positive for coronavirus financially and making sure they're able to isolate correctly without that financial burden take a look at your screen rolled out a few things this program would do including providing $5,000 up to that for each household and this would assist them with the rent and other finances provide hotel and motel rooms for isolation and meal delivery. they're also hoping that this aid would encourage more people to get tested because that bad news they're fearing wouldn't be so bad with this type of help course coronavirus is a feat this would be an extension of a pilot program the county ran in june in partnership with sacred heart community services 500 residents took advantage of this since then. >>the county identified 10% of the population require some sort of assistance if or when they would need to quarantine 5% said they would need a place to go to isolate due t

santa rosa sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>doesn't that just make you think did we did did the world do something this year like that that's already things conspire thank you very much sara and the outages of power impaing students who are home because of covid 3 of th santa rosa had to cancel remote learning because the students and teachers could not logged in. een a challenge families d i think that we all trying to be understanding and look through really do. that's all you can >>online classes at the 3 schools in santa rosa canceled again today that affects more than 2000 students. >>and on the kron 4 morning ne how a pilot is helping replace more than 7 miles of piping destroyed the czu wildfires in the santa cruz mountains will be into the latest update on that and another north bay community looking to get back on track after weeks of wildfire warnings and we are still going to be looking at hazy skies today but improving conditions as faas temperatures go so we can be excited about that at least. >>only low 90's for your warmest temperatures inland with 80's for most bayside areas your forecast is ahead. >>i'm tracking your morning commute around the bay area, i

sara cody, the health director. 55-year-old alan was arrested by the santa clara county sheriff accused of stalking and sending 24 anonymous threatening letters to dr. cody. investigators tracked him down through a fingerprint on one of the letters. the lawyer says his client was exercising his constitutional right to criticize a public official. >> it is quite unclear how any of the alleged conduct falls outside of the scope of a first amendment protection. >> the authorities released photos of what was found at his home, including 100 and 38 firearms, with thousands of rounds of ammunition and explosive materials. >>> the state assembly speaker is apologizing to an east bay lawmaker, after she was denied a proxy vote one month after she gave birth to her new baby. the assemblywoman traveled from oakland to sacramento for the final day of the legislative session, and she asked to vote remotely because of the pan to make. she was denied that by the state assembly speaker, because maternity leave is not considered a high risk category for covid-19. >> we are all faced with incredible cha

santa clara is like this weird oun't get it, we don't get it. it's extremely frustrating. >> business owners are calling on county supervisors and dr. saralow the states red tier guidelines includaces food and shelter. >> the cold weather is coming. some have been operating outside to some degree but it's really just been a band-aid. >> how many of the same care professionals have missed a single paycheck? >> fred jones from the professional beauty federation of california says the entire now, hair, and skin industry is trained and licensed by the state. but the county is not allowing the entire industry to reopen. >> it's inappropriate, ignorant and i would go so far as to say a callous misunderstanding of what we do in the beauty industry to keep client safe. >> maye never got to hold a grand opening for her second location and she doesn't know when or if she ever will. >> our businesses are dying. >> indoor dining is risky because it involves taking off your mask and that the red tier means the presence of covid-19 is substantial.>>> tonight thousands of kids in contra costa county are feeling haunted by new guidelines released ahead

sara cody. 55-year-old alan viarenga is being held without bail. investigators believe he may be connected to a right-wing extremist group. and another member of the same group is now charged with killing santa cruz sheriff's deputy sergeant damon gutzwiller and dave underwood in june. >> the investigation linking both the language and the symbols used in the multiple letters he sent. >> documents also indicate viarenga sent taunting letters to the defensemenputy's widow. more than and firearms were at his home. >>> developing for you that morning firefighters are now making new grounds tackling the bay area wildfires. later today leaders in several bay area counties will tackle what's happening next, not just with the fires but with the pandemic. when they hold their regular meetings tuesday that will happen. here is the latest on the containment. the czu fires are now 41% contained. the national guard arrived yesterday to assist in the firefight. 893 homes have been destroyed. >>> in the north bay the lnu fires are now 66% contained with some 3,300 structures still threatened. 1,200 structures destroyed there. similar containment levels for the scu fire, 65% containment there with full con