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yolo county enacted a hefty fine for its businesses not abiding those health orders. they can be fined by up to $10,000. >> wow. >>> supervisors in el dorado county plan to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to talk about its surge of covid-19 cases. it's because tourists are not following mask and social distancing recommendations. in the tahoe region no word yet if the crowds over the holiday weekend will cause an even bigger spike in cases. >>> a major change at the state capitol. still ahead, the controversial statue just removed. >>> plus, we have been talking about going back to school and how it's really not going to look the same this year. the growing number of parents who are anxious about sending their kids back to the classroom this faum amll amid the pandemi. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) >>> right now at 4:40 if you're about to step out the do

>>system the governor's update comes as 3 more counties napa and yolo and san benito were added to the state's community spread watch list that brings the total to 26 counties where state officials have serious concerns over hospital capacity and disease transmission in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and the governor says california has met and exceeded its tailing daily testing goals now averaging more than 100,000 tests today. however that is coming with some bumps in the road. the problem, delays and getting a test and delays in getting the results. kron four's dan kerman is live in san francisco with more on that dan. >>catherine the issue with the delays in getting the results is if you happen to be positive. you are still out in about within the community whether you have symptoms or not and you could be spreading it and that seems to be the concern at this point. san francisco's to city test sites on 7th street on the embarcadero are averaging about 1500 tests today. >>nearly 90% of the results are being released in less than 2 days. but not all test sites are alike. >

. >>> a busy day for firefighters as they battle a string of grass fires in solano and yolo counties. all the fires started right around 3:00 this afternoon. they stretched from winters to fairfield. most of them just along highway 505. crews say they have a handle on all of them now. 505 back open. no damage or injuries reported. no word on the cause for any of those fires. >>> firefighters in the south bay also trying to contain a grass fire. crews battled the alum fire in san jose. that fire burned about 30 acres. a lot of smoke as you can see. no structures damaged. no injuries reported. again, on that fire, no word on a cause. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda tracking this hot weather we've had. rob, this is a real reminder, especially that last story, fire season is here. >> yeah. we've been watching these temperatures through the day. up above 105 degrees in solano county and over 100 in walnut creek earlier. check out the temperatures here at 11:00. we're still almost near 80 degrees outside. similar temperatures to the south, through the tri-valley. numbers still in the mid

and their noisy downstairs neighbors in yolo u.s.a no distancing. no problem. we're on a boat. comparison of the curve vs. the canada curve. tells the story. that is them at the bottom. and while our population is vastly higher, we both have governments that we trust will keep us safe. hoover ran for president on the promise of a chicken in every pot and two cars in every garage. our current president promised a ventilator for everyone who needs one. we have that going for us. another break when we come back a man who helped to preserve the american story as he saw it. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with him? yep. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. save up to $900 on select sleep num

and their noisy downstairs neighbors in yolo u.s. no distancing. no problem. we're on a boat. a comparison of the curve vs. the canada curve. tells the story. that is them at the bottom. and while our population is vastly higher, we both have governments that we trust will keep us safe. hoover ran for president on the promise of a chicken in every pot and two cars in every garage. our current president promised a ventilator for everyone who needs one. we have that going for us. another break when we come back a man who helped to preserve the american story as he saw it. this year, the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is everywhere. all of us are raising funds for one goal: a world without alzheimer's and all other dementia. because this disease isn't waiting, neither are you. go to alz dot org slash walk. with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. >>> last thing before we go tonight is farewell to the great photographer. he left us w

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yolo. what do you say to them?> well, you know, it is not just the sick, the old and the sick, you know, who are getting serious disease. even right now at this point, even though, yes, we have the numbers, the people who have underlying conditions might get sicker, they may wind up on a ventilator, but that does not exclude every young person from getting sick. and you have to remember, chris, we don't know what the long-term complications of these are. yes, a young person might get a mild disease. i don't know what's going to happen years down the road what beating his lungs are taking and what will we see later on. we just do not know much about this virus. you know, one thing we do know is that the prevention works. there is no treatment, period. there no vaccine yet, period. we only have prevention. masking, distancing. that's all we have and that's what we need to do. >> and it's not being done the way you need it to be done in arizona and you're already at 90% capacity of our icu beds, and not everyone has t

>>system the governor's update comes as 3 more counties napa and yolo and san benito were added to the state's community spread watch list that brings the total to 26 counties where state officials have serious concerns over hospital capacity and disease transmission in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>tonight the fda is warning labs and health care providers that a common covid-19 tests just providing false positive results. the bd mac system covid-19 diagnostic test from becton dickinson is showing an error rate of 3% false positives. the nasal swab based test was given emergency authorization from the fda back on april 8th. the fda is recommending patients confirm their results with an alternative authorized test. the company is working with the fda to resolve the problem. >>with a little more than a month to go before the start of a new school year in the san francisco unified school district parents faculty and staff say they're now concerned about exactly what will happen in the fall. right now the district says it's working with the health department on the best ways to

meanwhile, yolo county enacted a hefty fine for its businesses that are not abiding orders.ined by up to $10,000. >>> supervisors in el dorado county plan to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to talk about its surge of covid-19 cases. it's because tourists are not following mask and social distancing recommendations in the tahoe region. no word yet if the big crowds over the holiday weekend will cause an even bigger spike in cases. what's the plan for this week? i know it will be a little warmer. >> warmer but not too much. we're not talking about extreme heat here or a really serious heat wave. we will see temperatures cool every morning but drifts of smoke coming up at times from the south county. we're at 58 degrees. you can see that it will warm up into the mid-80s. a touch warmer compared to yesterday with some low 90s and up to 94 today in clear lake. air quality and the crew fire. how is it looking for the commute right now? >>> the crash in oakland cleared from 580. we'll start with our view out of the altamont where there's typical slowing to about north flynn road

>>the governor's update comes as 3 more counties napa yolo and san benito were added to the state's community spread watch list that brings the total to 26 counties where state officials have serious concerns over hospital capacity and disease transmission. >>well i could not expand on home ice down life matters. >>today marking one year since 15 year-old yvonne hand was shot and killed in san francisco's mission district as he walked home from a friend's house today, dozens of people attending a march in his memory while also calling out the senseless gun violence that killed young 6 year-old chase young over the weekend our kron four's taylor sackey has more. >>100 shun the community gathered here at city hall earlier today they then marched through the streets of san francisco to stand up for justice for the protection of our use now for the first time we heard from dave on hunt's mother who's frustrated that they're still no suspects in custody a year after his son was killed. >>balloons released in memory of the young lives lost in san francisco to senseless gun violence 6 year-old james

yolo. what do you say to them? >> you know it is not just the old and the sick that are getting the disease. the people that have underlying conditions get sicker and mind end up on a ventilator but that does not exclude every young person from getting sick and we don't know what the long-term complications of it are. i don't know what will happen years down the road. what we will see later on. we don't know much about this virus. one thing we do know is that the prevention works. there is no treatment. there is no vaccine period. we only have prevention. masking and distancing. >> you are already at 90% capacity in your icu beds. not everybody goes in needing icu beds but that far into capacity this soon it is a scary combination. doctor for all of the scariness of this please know that people like you are a bright spot and that you resonate across the country faster than a virus can and we owe it to people like you to do your best. thank you for what you are doing and stay healthy. >> thank you so much chris. >>

. >>> yolo county is near sacramento and has seen its numbers double in the last four weeks. so they're taking prevention to the next level. by pitting fines in place and failure to comply with state and local orders will cost residents up to $500 and cost businesses up to $10,000. businesses in violation could even be shut down. >>> the u.s. has officially notified the united nations it's withdrawing from the world health organization. president trump has accused the w.h.o. of helping china in covering up where the coronavirus started. >>> a live look this morning at san francisco city hall where one supervisor is pushing a big change to the rules on li staffing. right now, the city charter requires the sfpd to have a minimum of 1971 officers, a proposed amendment from supervisor norman ye would abolish the minimum and let supervisors decide the number of cops on the force based on a biannual assessment. the police union chief calls it defunding the police. >> this defunding the abolishment. whatever you want to call it. it's on the lips of everybody right now. it's not a st

we know that at least in one county here, yolo county, they have reported they are out, they have zerocu beds available. and we also have a grim number here from california. 149 people died of the coronavirus today here in the state, the highest daily death toll that we have seen since the pandemic began here. >> in addition to the icu beds, you need to have respiratory therapists to make sure people can get the care. we have seen dr. fauci talked about florida and arizona opened up too quickly. what is the latest you've heard there? >> reporter: i'm going to start with arizona. they are in a world of hurt. this is an analysis of john hopkins data that shows that arizona, its rate of infection is about 25%, which means about 1 in 4 people who are tested are coming back positive with the coronavirus. we heard from an epidemiologist and dr. fauci also saying why is this all happening? probably because the state aggressively reopened. and there are some folks out there who have just completely given up or never wanted to follow the guidelines like wearing a mask when you're in an area aro

deadliest single day this week. 26 counties on the state watch list being closely monitored including yolo county where they've run out of all icu beds. los angeles county alone, home to more infections than 44 states. >> our positivity rates are up. our hospitalization rates are up. and our death rates up. >> reporter: this 32-year-old beat the odds leaving the hospital after a 93-day battle with covid. a stark reminder that the virus ravages victims of all ages. but in arizona a community and a school are mourning the death of kim bird, a first grade teacher who contracted the disease while teaching virtual summer school with two other instructors who also got sick. the state registering the highest positivity rate in the country with one in three residents testing positive for the disease. icu beds at 90%. 28-year-old robert young thought he had beat covid-19 when he was released from the hospital. but after getting sick again, he was readmitted and later died. >> if i could see him one more time, i told him before they took him to the hospital that i love him. i love him so much. >> re