si está todo abierto, pues no las quebran desde sunnyvale. soy yomara lópez telemundo 48.s sobre estas quejas que nos han llegado gracias a nuestros televidentes. y usted recuerde que nos puede escribir a nuestro whatsapp. solo tiene que escanear el código que ve en pantalla para que nos cuente sus historias o también denuncias. recuerde que aquí somos primeros contigo. ahora pasamos a la ciudad de hayward, donde la policía arrestó a 2 sospechosos después de una persecución vehicular. todo sucedió este miércoles por la mañana cuando agentes localizaron un coche blanco con reporte de robo e intentaron detenerlo. pero el conductor se negó. las autoridades persiguieron el auto hasta oakland, donde lograron poncharle las llantas. los sospechosos intentaron huir a pie, pero fueron rápidamente detenidos. mientras que en berkeley, la policía está buscando a los sujetos armados que robaron dinero de una tienda de ropa. la tienda se llama second street y está ubicada en la avenida telegraph, cerca de uc berkeley. la policía dice que 2 hombres con un arma obligaron al personal a ir

on tuesday night, sunnyvale city council members considered banning artificial turf on city fields.ome of the youth sports organizations are questioning what's the rush on a ban? >> we have so many questions. why was there no outreach to the people who rent these fields, who provide services on behalf of the city of sunnyvale to our residents? >> sandra todd is with sunnyvale alliance soccer club, representatives from little league, softball and rugby organizations sent councilors a joint letter on why they feel synthetic turf fields add positive value. fair oaks is the city's only public park that has synthetic fields, so you can use an artificial turf field about 3 to 4 times as many hours as a grass field because it doesn't get damaged. advocates for artificial turf say it provides accessibility through the winter. the city closes their grass fields from december 1st to march 1st. >> maybe they're an improvement, but there's still a long way to go from safe. >> courtney jensen, co-founder of community for natural play services, is a supporter of a ban. >> today it was like 95 deg

on tuesday night, sunnyvale city council members considered banning artificial turf on city fields. some of the youth sports organizations are questioning what's the rush on a ban? >> we have so many questions. why was there no outreach to the people who rent these fields, who provide services on behalf of the city of sunnyvale to our residents? >> sandra todd is with sunnyvale alliance soccer club, representatives from little league, softball and rugby organizations sent councilors a joint letter on why they feel synthetic turf fields add positive value. fair oaks is the city's only public park that has synthetic fields, so you can use an artificial turf field about 3 to 4 times as many hours as a grass field because it doesn't get damaged. advocates for artificial turf say it provides accessibility through the winter. the city closes their grass fields from december 1st to march 1st. >> maybe they're an improvement, but there's still a long way to go from safe. >> courtney jensen, co-founder of community for natural play services, is a supporter of a ban. >> today it was like 95 d

opponents of abandoned sunnyvale, hope city councilors will take their time as well. santa clara county just released a great big, long report that our counselors. >> look at that. okay let's use the science and let's use current information. and let's make a really nuanced discussion. >> the supervisors will now vote on the issue in january in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> oakland unified is the first school district ever to electrify its entire fleet of school busses, helping the planet and building a better bay area. >> they are dope. if i may use that word. yes. they're awesome. >> i'm glad that they thought about the environment and the kids health when he got home, he was like, mom, mom, clean, clean and i was like, they are clean. i saw that, so he was excited. >> families can track the busses through an app that tells them when the bus will arrive at their home, and when the child has been dropped off at school. the busses are owned by a company called zoom, which offsets the cost by using bus batteries to sell power to the electric compan

on tuesday night, sunnyvale city council members considered banning artificial turf on city fields. some of the youth sports organizations are questioning what's the rush on a ban? >> and we have so many questions. why was there no outreach to the people who rent these fields, who provide services on behalf of the city of sunnyvale to our residents? >> sandra todd is with sunnyvale alliance soccer club, representatives from little league, softball and rugby organizations sent councilors a joint letter on why they feel synthetic turf fields add positive value. fair oaks is the city's only public park that has synthetic fields, so you can use an artificial turf field about 3 to 4 times as many hours as a grass field because it doesn't get damaged. advocates for artificial turf say it provides accessibility through the winter. the city closes their grass fields from december 1st to march 1st. >> maybe they're an improvement, but there's still a long way to go from safe. >> courtney jensen, co-founder of community for natural play services, is a supporter of a ban. >> today, it was like

nosotros los alcanzamos en sunnyvale.abían avanzado más de 15 millas desde que partieron de san josé esta mañana a las 07:00. desde la plaza de la herencia mexicana en san josé. pero sabemos que tienen todavía un largo rumbo, pues planean caminar unas 48 millas hasta san francisco, donde llegarán este lunes. y sí, han avanzado rápido porque nuevamente nosotros hablamos con ellos en sunnyvale hace poco, pero ahorita estamos en macondray y ya han continuado su camino por esta calle que estamos en camino real nuevamente en mountain view. ellos en estos momentos me dicen que esta caminata de más de 40 millas es en representación a los cerca de 40 años, sin un alivio migratorio. piden que se actualice la ley del registro, la cual actualmente permite solicitar el estatus de residente legal a indocumentados que se encuentran viviendo en estados unidos antes del uno de enero de 1972. pero activistas buscan cambiar esa fecha para que millones de más personas puedan calificar. y el tps no me da un camino a la residencia y la ley de

así dejaron el vehículo de un televidente de telemundo 48 en un vecindario de sunnyvale.lastreto y esto fue lo que encontramos. vidrios de autos en el suelo, ventanas cubiertas con bolsas. louis vive en 1 de sus autos en este vecindario. a veces si oigo. y a veces. pues digo yo no. pa qué voy a salir si mientras no, no me se metan ahí conmigo. no. desafortunadamente, dice. fue víctima 2 veces hace 3 meses. me robaron la la troca. rompieron el vidrio, rompieron los vidrios de la parte de atrás. rompieron. también me han. me han robado. ahí de del carro que tengo parqueado ahí. se han metido una herramienta que tenía ahí como cosas de para trabajar en construcción. asegura que no tiene dinero para arreglar su auto ni recuperar sus herramientas. muy mal porque no tiene 1 trabajo, anda buscando 1 cómo ganarse la vida. los residentes están cansados de esta situación, tanto así que el dueño de este vehículo nos dijo que tuvo que comprar esta carpa para cubrir su auto y evitar así que rompan sus ventanas y que intenten robar sus pertenencias dentro de este vehículo. ya que me as

. >> still to come, the confusion at a sunnyvale shelter. is there an outbreak? well, it depends on who you ask. >> plus, time is up for people living in rvs along one san francisco street. but a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. has been on improving the issue of homelessness. we've seen sweeps in san francisco and now a new approach. san francisco mayor london breed issued an executive directive today offer the unhoused, who aren't from the city, a bus ticket out of town before offering shelter or housing. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell with the city's journey home plan. >> the push to get people off the streets of san francisco is intensifying. mayor london breed issuing a directive thursday to all city departments working with homeless people, ordering them to offer relocation assistance before providing any other services, including housi

health officials say the number of those presumed to have scabies at the north county shelter in sunnyvale. he's grown from 5 to 7 in just a couple of days. our first and kerman reports what's believed to be a scabies outbreak at the south bay homeless shelter appears to be growing. >> now 7 people at the north county shelter in sunnyvale are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin. i want to confirm that immediately upon learning of the potential of scabies, medical care and quarantine protocols were put into place. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the shelter. 31 days ago, intensive cleaning prorocols are already underway. and those with symptoms have been isolated and are receiving treatment. if a person has never had scabies before. symptoms may take 4 to 8 weeks to develop and the potential for spreading to others greatly diminishes. once treatment begins thursday county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss the best ways to prevent transmission. the county says in addition to isolation and treatment that

la compañía sunnyvale property.ilinos y que respondieron a una carta de estos residentes. el 31 de julio. aseguran, ya han resuelto o están en proceso de arreglar todas las peticiones de mantenimiento en estas propiedades. y eso es una mentira. pruebas tenemos de que la el los las cosas que se necesitan arreglarse están ahí, en el edificio. lo tomé el día de anoche. esa es la gotera. el agua que se ha acumulado este uno de agosto. los vecinos caminaron hasta las oficinas de sunnyvale en palo alto con una nueva carta que esta vez agrega más detalles sobre las acciones que esperan de los dueños. pa no salió a recibir la carta de sus inquilinos, pero la comitiva logró entregar el sobre en la recepción y 2 directivos de la compañía salieron a recibirlos, asegurándoles que van a darles una respuesta. después de leer en profundidad la carta, un mensaje que esta activista tradujo a la multitud. si eso no ocurre, entonces tendríamos que tener, obviamente con el liderazgo de los mismos inquilinos, tomar otras acciones para h

new at 11, an uptick in coyote sightings in sunnyvale.ht, the city is warning people to be aware and take precautions. so the most recent sightings were reported earlier this month near blue jay drive and oxnard way, not far from lawrence expressway. the sunnyvale department of public safety says that the coyotes were spotted in the early morning hours and at dusk. experts say while temperatures are warm, coyotes are looking for water, which could be in someone's back yard and that's where they could encounter a cat or small dog and attack. and we have been hearing of more and more coyote encounters recently. just a couple weeks ago, a coyote was seen on surveillance video carrying a cat from a yard in redwood city. there have also been attacks in san francisco earlier this summer. all right. have you done it yet? gotten a ride in one of those driverless taxis in may. waymo reported it's providing 50,000 rides a week. today, waymo says that number doubled to 100,000 rides a week. this month, waymo extended its san francisco service to dal

daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. >> and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been doing and going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the best ways to prevent transmission and to distribute literature. >> the shelter operator says the health and safet

sunnyvale city council unanimously approving nearly 30 million dollars. the 3 new affordable housing communities. 3 communities are going to be at newark or right near lawrence county. rain station east on drive in north sunnyvale, north myrtle avenue near downtown construction. set to start in the next 2 to 4 years. once finished, they would provide a total of about 600 new homes. and when your child stay home school? sick educational experts say it can be really hard for students to remain consistent if their studies and they're constantly out of the classroom. even though covid-19 restriction less you that have been dramatically updated since the height of the pandemic. number of districts nationwide are still facing concerning levels of absenteeism. so now health officials are giving parents refresher course about when to keep your kids home when they're sick and when to go to a doctor that they're starting to sneeze. more call for more. >> be a bit tired. important to recognize those signs early. get them scene and determine if they have. >> caught s

. >> the city of sunnyvale is making its biggest investment yet in affordable housing, sunnyvale city council unanimously approved nearly 30 million dollars for 3 new affordable housing communities. they would be at sonora court near the lawrence caltrain station east java drive in north sunnyvale and south mathilda avenue near downtown construction is set to begin and the next 2 to 4 years once finished, they will provide a total of 600 new homes. all right. let's talk weather as we take a peek outside. beautiful live look there at the 7 bridge. well, kyla, nice day out there. and you say we might get some rain. yeah, we've got a chance. it is just a chance and we're going to talk about that. but let's start with where we are right now with its just been a gorgeous day out there. just want to do a quick temperature track. we've got some. >> upper 80's happening in the south bay. some nice 60's at the coast. you can see 66 in pacifica. 71 in san francisco, oakland, it's 78 degrees right now and head up to the north bay. knapp 87 and we are up to 88 degrees in santa rosa. so pretty nic

daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. >> and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have

daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance.now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence the wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the best ways to prevent transmission and to distribute literature. the shelter operator says the health and safety of the nearly 50 residents there

well, sunnyvale warning residents to be aware and take precaution.n uptick of coyote sightings. now the most recent sightings were reported earlier this month near blue jay drive and loch sunart way. this is not far from the lawrence expressway. now they were spotted in an early morning hours and at dusk. experts do say while temperatures are warm. coyotes are looking for water, which could be in someone's yard in the east bay. oakland unified will begin notifying parents if lead was found in the drinking water at their child's school. 186 water fixtures on its campuses were found to have elevated levels of lead. the district knew about this in the spring, but only recently communicated this information to parents. the school board tells us so far that the lead is not in the piping, but rather it is being released from the older fixtures, so it's only impacting the water coming out of those specific faucets and not the entire water supply. highway 4 in contra costa is reopening. this is after an accident yesterday. this happened around 515 this morni

this is in the sunnyvale shelter. kron four's. dan kerman has more. county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. >> we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the best ways to prevent transmission and to distribute literature. >

. >> in the south bay, there is an outbreak of scabies at a homeless shelter in sunnyvale. so far, none of the cases is confirmed. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has the story inside the north county shelter in sunnyvale. >> more than 100 beds are set up for people experiencing homelessness. right now, less than 50 people are currently staying there. >> there's the county owns this facility and we contract with bill wilson to run the shelter day to day operations. >> bill wilson center, took over those day to day operations four weeks ago from another nonprofi. last week, people who stayed at the shelter reported that several people had contracted scabies, according to the cdc. it's an infestation of the skin by a human itch mite that causes intense itching and a rash. this woman said she stayed at the shelter for six months and contracted scabies. it's just really uncomfortable, especially at night. >> you can't sleep. you toss and turn and you're just always itchy. >> bill wilson, center, addressing those concerns at a thursday press conference. according

health officials say that 7 people are now presumed to have scabies at the sunnyvale shelter. kron four's dan kerman reports daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. >> and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence the wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the b

. >>> let's say good morning to our friends in sunnyvale where it is day one of the new school year atberland elementary school. one of the many schools where students are going back to class. have a great day. >>> voters decide and this morning the stage is set for the start of the democratic national convention. california delegates will join others from around the nation to officially nominate, harris and tim walz in their bid to win the white house. tony dokoupil joins us now from chicago. who is first up at the convention and what strategy is revealed in the speaker lineup leading up to the big night on thursday? >> what can i say about the speaker lineup. we will have a joe biden come by and address this tricky business of celebrating the legacy of the last four years, what he is proud of and what he thinks he accomplished alongside kamala harris and then passing the torch to this new generation leader. this is the party of roosevelt, kennedy and obama and starting tonight it will become the party of kamala harris. but about a third of americans don't know anything about her. on

there you have san francisco, berkeley, san ramon and sunnyvale.every one of those cities 90 in healdsburg, 94 in san ramon, 85 degrees and sunnyvale. you can see san francisco is pretty close to spot on. so is the oakland area backing through berkeley into el cerrito? this is the scene right now where you do have the dissipation of the marine layer that's been saturating our inland areas. this morning, as well. we're concerned with the sky. that's why we have an air quality advisory in effect for the seay in a row. this is all because we have some haze that's been moving into our area from the pedro fire that's burning outside of modesto right now. our air temperature, 58, in napa, 62 fairfield. it's in the low 60s in east palo alto and palo alto, mid 50 sea shore and 65 in san jose. this has been fun to track all morning. it's our future cast. and so today by tonight again you see the clouds line up around the san mateo coast line all the way into the north bay. and then watch what happens. by friday we see these clouds enter the picture from the

and the 101 freeway getting up into sunnyvale is also slow.ven't had a great commute at all in that south bay commute. let's talk about some of the east bay bridges. the richmond bridge is okay. it's getting a little bit better. the bay bridge, everyone wants to know about that. that's improving as well. it's backed up to the end of the parking lot, but there is a backup. but things are getting better by the moment, though. 801 let's go back to the headlines. >> marcel. thank you so much. now to this vice president kamala harris selecting minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate, harris making her choice official in a statement on social media. just about 30 minutes ago. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live to explain what we know about the new addition to that ticket. hey ali. >> hi, andre. vice president kamala harris selects a vice president for herself in her bid for the presidency. just moments ago, she said, quote, i am proud to announce that i have asked at tim walz to be my running mate as a governor, coach, teacher and a veteran. he

getting over to sunnyvale, cupertino and palo alto.ht yesterday was slow and wednesday came up and said hold my beer. 811 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you sal. a plan to ban artificial turf in the south bay shelved, at least for now, when santa clara county leaders will once again take up this debate. >> plus, it's just constantly saying tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. i think they're putting their foot to the ground saying, well, you deal with it now. >> conflict between san francisco unified and the state department of education as the threat of school closures looms. when we could know which campuses will be closing their doors is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible.

. >> has scabies at a sunnyvale shelter. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. >> we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence the wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the

. >> so did the commute from sunnyvale over here. and this is a major upgrade. i'm really glad we're going in the way of electric with such a smooth ride. >> it's beautiful new seats, beautiful bathrooms, wi-fi, amazing. >> starting on sunday, the public gets to ride. caltrain says the fleet will be fully electric by next month in san francisco. cornell, bernard >> just before noon. tickets start at $3,300 per guest, an experience that includes a photo with harris cost $50,000, a half $1 million gets you at the head table with the vice president. the california democratic senator, alex padilla, says she would make a great president. >> as a californian, couldn't be more proud, couldn't be more excited than the prospects of a president harris. i'm all in. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown says he will be at the fundraiser. he says harris should use this hometown visit to make herself more relatable. >> make yourself in such a way that you become an ordinary person, not some kind of a celebrity that's avoided being responsive. >> after the event, the vice

. >> sunnyvale is paving the way for 600 new affordable homes to be built. the city council has approved nearly $30 million for three new affordable housing communities. a development in north sunnyvale is scheduled to begin construction in 2026, with more than 300 units. those other developments near the lawrence caltrain station and another near downtown will add nearly 300 additional units, with groundbreaking in 2027 and 28. >> a beautiful day around the bay area today. temperatures are going to continue to drop. not tomorrow, but as we go into the weekend. we'll talk about how cool it could get for your saturday and sunday. >> and hurricane ernesto whips across the east coast. e're ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we giv

official confirmation thursday, a cleaning crew went through the paces at the north county shelter in sunnyvale. officials say the three hour daily sanitizing scrub is supplemented by a deep cleaning each weekend. >> when i walked through the shelter, i have felt that it is clean. it is tidy, it's well taken care of. they're living in a fantasy world that to get better pr for themselves, south bay unhoused advocate sean cartwright says several shelter residents are under quarantine at a nearby motel due to scabies, infection, scabies is a mite, so it is in fact the skin. >> it burrows into the skin so it can cause intense itching. >> some showed letters from health care providers confirming they're suffering from scabies. i knew i had something because my skin was itchy. >> i'm feverish like, and my head i can itching my hair and they still didn't say anything. so i took it upon myself to go to valley med and i came back with a notice which they denied. >> some residents say the issue of possible infection cropped up in march, when home first was running the shelter. one man was isolated using

that was about this big, i filled it up to about halfway, but the sunnyvale mayor in my heat did end up winning. but i was competing against the milpitas mayor. everybody was so lovely. it was a great time, and it's going on there today, so good luck. if you're going out there. it was a great time. thank you for inviting me. today will be slightly cooler. i know people, we were under the shade yesterday there at the festival, but it will be slightly cooler today. low 80s i did want to start however, looking at what could be a difficult situation in the south southeast over the next couple of days. we're talking about tropical storm debby at this hour already bringing downpours around tampa, fort myers and eventually we'll move into what's called the big bend area of florida, intensifying into a hurricane as early as tomorrow. so we take a look at the potential path here going into tomorrow morning. it is a category one hurricane, and it could possibly stall and create bad news for parts of southeast georgia and the carolinas. as we go on into mid early parts of our week here, 10 to 1

so right now it appears that this is contained to just the north county shelter, which is in sunnyvale. >> heather. >> all right. our jesse gary, thank you. appreciate it. >> new at five san francisco's laguna honda hospital has resumed admissions after receiving federal recertification. last month, it was approved for medicare and medicaid, allowing it to continue to provide skilled nursing care for low income patients. federal officials revoked the hospital's certification in april of 2022, after determining it had not complied with multiple safety requirements. today, the department of public health said former residents who were transferred to other facilities are also being welcomed back. >> a construction worker is in critical condition tonight after a trench that he was working in suddenly collapsed in san mateo. authorities say the man was partially buried in at least ten feet of dirt. this is the view now from sky fox. it happened around 930 this morning at a home on west 41st avenue. the man in his 30s was working on the sewer lines when the trench collapsed. he took rescue c

♪♪ >> well, the city of sunnyvale making its largest investment yet on affordable housing.le city council unanimously approving nearly 30 million dollars for 3 new affordable housing communities. the 3 communities would be at court right near the lawrence county rain station east java drive in north sonny bill, south mathilda avenue right near downtown construction is set to start in the next 2 to 4 years. once finished, they would provide a total of 600 new homes. the education department announcing availability of the federal student aid application form is delayed for second year in a row. so instead facil we'll go live for testing with limited set of students institutions in october to iron out issues before launching fully december. first with a 2025 26 academic year. california students are already feeling the sting of this adjustment. >> what happened with this announcement is that the application which traditionally opens on october 2nd, is now being moved to december. first, that 2 month period, they will be testing it out to make sure that and problems issues ther

. >> yeah, according to the national association of realtors, the median cost for homes in sunnyvale, santa clara area rose to more than $2 million. that's the first time a metro area's median price has exceeded $2 million in the association's history. >>> according to the reports, the top ten most expensive markets were in california including the san francisco oakland area. it ranked second with a median housing price of nearly $1.5 million. >>> the first cases of west nile virus. the patient was an adult, immunocompromised. another adult was hospitalized, recovering at home. last month contra costa county reported its first west nile death since 2006. officials recommend draining standing water to where mosquitoes can breed to reduce the risk of west nile. >>> developing right now, the world health organization has declared the mpox outbreak in africa a global health emergency. it warns the virus could spell across international borders, spread through 13 countries in africa. it has killed more than 500 people so far. no cases have been identified in the u.s. the virus spreads thro

and if you are taking caltrain, your service is currently disrupted through mountain view and sunnyvaleund side of the nimitz now. that's pretty standard for the east bay. there is a crash near the dublin interchange with no detail and no slowing. i'll track that, but the walnut creek interchange now showing a pretty good slowdown coming off of 680 and heading over in toward lafayette and in toward orinda. standard bill for the rest of your routes, including the richmond area where westbound 80 starts to build up, and, of course, the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. thanks, mike. 641 scott mcgrew not only monitoring a lot of developments in washington, but the outlook for stocks after the worst session in more than a year. ahead, we'll have the latest from wall street and paying for parking. the changes coming as soon as today for one high end south bay shopping center. what you need to know before you go. plus, the days here have kind of taken me out. so before i go to bed, i'm just kind of wiped out. she's tired, but she's glowing in gold. we catch up with simone bile

elsewhere in i-75 and mountain view saying carlos palo alto in sunnyvale.low 80's in los gatos, pleasanton livermore, concord and walnut creek. well, low 70's from fremont to castro valley 60's from san leandro to richmond, north bay temperatures 70's to a tease for you nap and i-77 in sonoma and santa rosa right at 80 degrees today. tomorrow's temps around the same as today's temps will be a little bit warmer inland towards the tail end of the week. but cool right back down this upcoming weekend, right? all right, john, thank you for that. making good time. a long 24 walnut creek down to 5 80. you're at 12 minutes there. >> consistently been light at that. we picked up about few minutes at the peak of the morning commute. but now you're starting to see things fall down. 14 minutes on the bay bridge this morning at a few issues at the start of the morning accident vehicle fire on the bay bridge. that's clear. 7 minutes for the richmond. sandra fell bridge in this check on highway 4 and i can to conquer. we were about 35. 36 minutes now gone down to 22 and o

speaking of the afternoon and the entire day ahead school day forecast in sunnyvale, of course. bring that light sweater by the afternoon. plenty of sunshine to continue and just get out that energy out in the playground. 77 degrees tomorrow. even warmer. so remember to pack lots of water and a lot of sunscreen as we get some temperatures going back into the low 90s for solano county. upper 80s down through the south county and some pleasant mild temperatures along the peninsula in the low 70s. but really, that will be it. wednesday and beyond will start a little bit of a cooling trend as we see a low pressure system start to drop down. the coast once again. there's that green on the screen. could be some rain returns that we start to pick up. definitely for the north bay and just north of the golden gate bridge, how far south it comes down into the bay area is still trying to put those details together, so this is how the 7-day forecast goes. warm start to our workweek here. 80s and 90s for tomorrow. cooling again, finding that fall wardrobe for thursday and friday in some spot

are going to be a son or a court near the lawrence county train station east java drive in north sunnyvale, south mathilda avenue right near downtown construction is set to star in the next 2 to 4 years once done, it would provide a total of 600 new homes. could this be the cutest tsa canine ever did see this year's started and the bay area is being represented by barney 5 year-old german short-haired pointer and burning works as a foe with his handler. michelle, you can vote for barney now on the tsa social media account, tsa will announce top dog next week on august. twenty-six, which is national dog day. >> this nonsense keeps up, will be a lawsuit. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown with his lawyer threatening to sue trump over what he calls a fake helicopter story. plus, nfl city council voting on a plan about building a sanctioned encampment for the unhoused. we'll talk more about that. waymo parking lot. the starving residents that are trying to sleep. however, residents as the driverless car company is now responding. >> and the nice

pete is to sunnyvale. 6 minutes. all continue to keep an eye on that sigalert in the east bay and we'll talk a little bit more about it about 5.30, james. we'll send it back to you. ok, lots to cover michael. thank you for the update. 5.21 is the time. >> the state's brand new fast food council is meeting for the first time since the new $20 fast-food minimum wage took effect fast. food workers expressed how much that wage hike has helped them, including a wendy's worker from oakland. >> it's been really good because i can now put more food on the table. and and in my fridge and pay my rent on time, which was always a challenge. >> and wages increases. wage increases haven't been good for everybody, though. fast food restaurant owners say they've been forced to raise prices. well, if you've been on the receiving end of road rage, it's obviously not just a coincidence. there's a new study that found the golden state has the most aggressive drivers in the country. so this study conducted by forbes, base, their ranking

same in berkeley, san ramon above average, and in sunnyvale forecasting mid 80s.s really interesting. we do have a subtle change in your forecast. this is our future cast. and you notice the clouds. the marine layer hangs tight. hugs the san mateo coast tonight. and then pushes back on shore. but on top of that, another layer of clouds all coming from the south. this is subtropical moisture from arizona through nevada into the state of california, working its way in throughout our back door, you see the condensation here? this is bonafide rain showers. that's in the forecast for friday night. this could contain dry lightning or thunderstorm activity for the greater lake tahoe area, and also for those fire prone areas around the redding area and chico as well. we do have the cloud deck here locally, and we do have a chance of a wayward thunderstorm as well. it's only about a 5% chance, but we have to mention it so again, here's our future cast and you can see the clouds, the shield, the cloudiness work its way into the bay area for your friday. we'll call it partly

health officials say 7 people are now presumed to have scabies at a sunnyvale, homeless shelter. kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. >> and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence the wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss.

dublin to fremont. 20 minutes, 80's and leandro to milpitas. 34 minutes and to 37 milpitas over to sunnyvale 9 minute commute will continue to keep an eye on that walnut creek accident. and when roads open back up. but for now, send it back to the desk. thanks a lot. michael tate, 19 3 more suspects have been arrested for a deadly july 4th shooting that happened in pittsburgh at intersection west 10th. >> and qatar streets. one man was killed and now a total of 5 people have been arrested so far. >> in the south bay, san jose woman now set to spend 3 months in jail for bringing infested fruits from vietnam and selling him here in the bay area. officials say the produce was infested with fruit flies. the 43 year-old woman was told to stop selling it but continue to do so on social media. they say this case marks the first time in santa clara county that the district attorney's office is prosecute somebody for illegally importing fruit. >> it's 8.19, and here's an idea nor can in the nightclubs. yeah, that's what they're pushing in san francisco, the department of health wants to implement thi

nobody getting to the 90's for your monday saying carlos right at 80 degrees, powell sunnyvale, upper 70's, san jose right at 80 as well. 70's along the east bay shoreline. where is a tease for inland areas? walnut creek, a 87, the you'll be at 78 sonoma. 82 and center fell. also 82 looking ahead at tomorrow. very briefly, us heat spike and it's right back. downhill by thursday through saturday. it's actually going to be even cooler than this past weekend was barely make in the low 80's and even better chance of some showers widespread across the bay, although it should stay to some pretty heavy mist and drizzle rain. and all right, john, thank for that. a lot more red in orange on the map. busy in the south bay. >> about 57 minutes along 1, 0, one. 85 to menlo park to 82 better options at this time. they bridge 20 minutes into the city. no accidents there. but the slowdown has already started. 24 min or san matteo bridge. if you're taking a t over in the east bay, it's 30 minutes from crockett to the maze. you start to build soon as you reach richmond selanne jill, down to 2. 37 40 m

milpitas to sunnyvale. an 8 minute commute there. lastly, we'll take a look over the antioch area, antioch, to concord. it's 28 minutes that normally starts to clear up at about 8.30, or so. we'll continue to keep an eye on that fatality over in walnut creek and all of our other roads. but for now, daryn, james, we'll send it back to you. thanks a lot, michael. it's 7.19, and for your money this morning, taco bell rolls out i drive through. >> ordering system and the federal reserve left interest rates unchanged. they're keeping an eye on inflation. joy das is live at the nasdaq with those stories and high. joya. >> tara, good morning to you. good morning, everyone, right? that's right. your interest rates are going to remain steady. which means your car loan your credit card. those rates are going to stay put for now, however, the federal reserve sees inflation cooling a bit. the job market slowing a bit, which is suggesting that a rate cut is near investors, in fact, been looking for that rate cut all year long. but the central ban

. >> in the south bay, health officials say 7 people are now presumed to have scabies at a sunnyvale, homeless shelter. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. >> we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence the wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discu

daily cleaning at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance.now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. >> and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence the wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the best ways to prevent transmission and to distribute literature. the shelter operator says the health and safety of the n

now health officials say 7 people now are believed to have scabies at the sunnyvale shelter or offersing at the north county shelter in sunnyvale has taken on added importance. now that the facility >> is suspected to have an outbreak of scabies. so far, 7 people there are presumed to have the itchy rash, which is caused by mites burrowing under the skin out of an abundance of caution. we physically isolated residents with the presumed conditions immediately. >> and they're currently waiting for the results of their skin test off site. all residents with presumed cases have already begun treatment. the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been doing and going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the best ways to prevent transmission and

. >> so did the commute from sunnyvale over here. and this is a major upgrade.way of electric with such a smooth ride. >> beautiful new seats, beautiful bathrooms, wi-fi, amazing starting on sunday, the public gets to ride caltrain says the fleet will be fully electric by next month in san francisco. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> the head of the sfmta says weekends are a huge part of their post-pandemic recovery. at a board meeting this week, director jeffrey tumlin talked about how ridership is shifting dramatically from weekday commutes to weekends. tumlin says downtown rail ridership is at about 55% of pre-covid levels, but certain bus lines like the 49 down van ness and the 22 on fillmore are seeing huge surges 140% of pre-covid levels. tumlin says on weekends that surge hits 200%. as a result, the sfmta is adjusting schedules every 4 to 6 months to try and keep up. >> as far as i know, we're the only agency in the country that is making this frequent of complete rebuilding of our schedule, chasing the data and the changing travel patterns. >> tumli

a coyote sighting in sunnyvale. the warning for people who own small cats and dogs. stay i'd been warned to protect their pets but live with new details on the recent string of coyote sightings and paying the price. thieves take one restaurant's cash register. why the owner is now calling it just the beginning of a costly tab. plus, the united center in chicago, home of the chicago bulls, rocking last night with democrats. you're going to want to turn your volume up for this one. this is today in the bay good morning. i'm ginger conejero saab in for laura today, and i'm marcus washington. hey, want to get you started with that forecast? meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect out there. heading out the door this morning. beautiful sights. but how are the temperatures for us? it looks pretty nice to start out. it's a little bit milder in san jose. we're seeing those temperatures starting out this morning in the mid 60s. but elsewhere we're in the 50s in san francisco, 63 in walnut creek, and a breezy wind to start out our morning. happy first day of sch

the chronicle reporting staff is cutting 626 positions at its headquarters in sunnyvale by the end of next month. the company also plans to lay off 11 employees from its east bay logistics center in fremont. seafood gamed a high profile status in 2020 when it created the 15 minute covid test kit. after 145 years of being headquartered here in california, chevron announced today that it is moving its hq to texas. this could be a significant blow to the san ramon community, where 2000 chevron headquarter employees work. the company's ceo says this move is to, quote, enable better collaboration and engagement, both internally and externally. the ceo telling investors the headquarter move should take place by the end of the year. the federal government will spend billions of dollars to help complete the bart extension through santa clara county, but officials say even with that funding, they're still well short of what's needed to finish the project. ktvu anne ruben shows us how developers plan to make the extension come together. despite the shortfall. >> officials call it a historic inv

in the south bay, the city of sunnyvale is paving the way for 600 new affordable homes to be built. the city council has approved nearly $30 million for three new affordable housing communities development in north sunnyvale is scheduled to begin construction in 2026, with more than 300 units. the other developments near the lawrence caltrain station and another near downtown will add nearly 300 more units, with groundbreaking scheduled for 2027 and 28. >> all righty. hope you had a nice weekend. the weather certainly has been cooperating, not just the weekend, but last week and this week as we move forward this pattern not very typical for this time of year. i'm going to draw it in. this is the long range model. so this is the jet stream i'm putting in right here. so this is a trough right. it's a jet stream. and it's going like this. that's where it is right now. so that positioning of the of the trough essentially brings us cooler weather, increases the inversion, stretches it out, increases the sea breeze, but also drops temperatures quite a bit, especially here in the mountains