in san mateo county, what 5 -- compared to other parts of the state. our cost-of-living just like san francisco, one of the highest in the state and the nation. our housing prices are. there will need to be some consideration of financial need but we get to make that consideration as a district through board policy what the financial need is. the bar is much higher here in san mateo county than other parts of the state. the best part of this effort is to make sure we recognize where we live and the needs our community has, then use the resources they give us to support them through higher education. kristen: would you also not charge a fee for non-san mateo county residents who come? >> the legislation is specific that the benefits have to be for students who reside in san mateo county. kristen: got it. when do you see this being implemented? >> we are implementing free community college in our spring semester, assuming the bill is signed by the governor. we will be taking care of all enrollment fees for students and starting waiving fees for other stu

san mateo county changes that system quickly. it seems the county needs to get in front of this do have more doses. let's give these doses out. and if there's extra. >> you know what? that's great. invite people from san francisco to come down. san mateo county, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> due to a limited supply of vaccine. the monkeypox clinic at san francisco general is closed for walk-ins for the rest of the week. it did not accept walk-ins today, though the state has earmarked more than 10,000 new doses for san francisco. it is unclear when the doses will arrive. now, city health officials are thinking about requesting a different smallpox vaccine that is called a camp 2000 vaccine. that is a smallpox vaccine, which was approved back in 2007. there are 100 million doses stored right now in the national stockpile. we've learned california has requested some of those doses, but it's not clear yet whether those doses will be put to use. and santa clara county just received a monkeypox vaccines from the state. it comes from the

clinics and san mateo county. there are no monkeypox clinics at all. i'm sure detail county can set up their own clinic say they did it for covid-19 and you're getting up to that patrick is and lives in san mateo county. he says he can't get through to the public health department and staff members of this county supervisor's office have told them to go wait in line in san francisco because san mateo county is sending its vaccine down their game are being pushed off the side, at least in san mateo county, which which i find very concerning. >> it reminds me very much of the age, a pandemic when that first started and how we were ignored. >> we recognize that we're in an evolving situation that's really challenging and sympathize with the questions and the concerns are working toward having the opportunity to get information from that. >> mark mellman is the director of public health policy and planning for the san mateo county public health department. he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco because

lives in san mateo county. he says that's not a legitimate way of taking care of those most at risk. there are man who lives san mateo county and i am a i was kind of hoping my county government would work for me and my supervisor would work free, but appears not to be the case. >> we're not going where we want to be to be as far as creating the best access. and so we continue to work on that. mark newman is the director of public health policy and planning for the san mateo county public health departments. he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco because they believe many of their at risk residents seek health care there. but he knows more needs to be done. we're hoping next week to be able to have a better system in for people to register with us that are in the high-risk populations so that we can use that information to inform any clinics that we might be able to do or direct them to the appropriate health care provider that has that patrick hopes that happens quickly. >> i'm wondering, do i c

san mateo county. there are no monkeypox clinics at all. i'm sure santa county can set up their own clinic say they did it for covid-19 and you're getting up to that patrick is and lives in san mateo county. >> he says he can't get through to the public health department and staff members of this county supervisor's office have told him to go wait in line in san francisco because san mateo county is sending its vaccine down their game are being pushed off the side, at least in san mateo county, which which i find very concerning. >> it reminds me very much of the age, a pandemic when that first started and how we were ignored. >> we recognize that we're in an evolving situation that's really challenging and sympathize with the questions and the concerns are working toward having the opportunity to get information from that. mark mellman is the director of public health policy and planning for the san mateo county public health department. >> he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco because

and san mateo county. there are no monkeypox clinics at all. i'm sure santa county can set up their own clinic say they did it for covid-19 and you're getting up to that patrick is and lives in san mateo county. he says he can't get through to the public health department and staff members of this county supervisor's office have told them to go wait in line in san francisco because san mateo county is sending its vaccine down their game are being pushed off the side, at least in san mateo county, which which i find very concerning. >> it reminds me very much of the age, a pandemic when that first started and how we were ignored. >> we recognize that we're in an evolving situation that's really challenging and sympathize with the questions and the concerns are working toward having the opportunity to get information from that. >> mark mellman is the director of public health policy and planning for the san mateo county public health department. he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco because t

and san mateo county. there are no monkeypox clinics at all. i'm sure detail county can set up their own clinic say that they for covid-19 and you're getting up to that patrick is and lives in san mateo county. he says he can't get through to the public health department and staff members of this county supervisor's office have told them to go wait in line in san francisco because san mateo county is sending its vaccine down their game are being pushed off the side, at least in san mateo county, which which i find very concerning. >> it reminds me very much of the age, a pandemic when that first started and how we were ignored. >> we recognize that we're in an evolving situation that's really challenging and sympathize with the questions and the concerns are working toward having the opportunity to get information from that. mark mellman is the director of public health policy and planning. >> for the san mateo county public health department. he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco because t

, $12,000 in san mateo county, that is per month. these figures account for mortgage payments and property taxes. here is what you need to make to comfortably afford those big payments, $428,000 in santa clara county, san francisco county, $450,000, to a for those mortgage payments. also tonight, it appears the job market is calling down and across the country, according to new numbers just released, the nation saw about 600,000 fewer job openings by the end of june, about a third of those, about 200,000 from california. so what is happening here? what do these numbers indicate? why are we even talking about this right now? >> there are a lot of jobs that people have now but the economy outlook is about looking forward and what is next. california and the country has been able to sit back and say the unemployment rate is low and if we need to go somewhere else, there's lots of jobs out there. now the unemployment rate is low but companies are dialing back and there aren't a lot of jobs out there, at least compared to a few months ago

clinics and san mateo county. there are no monkeypox clinics at all. i'm sure detail county can set up their own clinic say they did it for covid-19 and you're getting up to that city's patrick is and lives in san mateo county. he says he can't get through to the public health department and staff members of this county supervisor's office have told them to go wait in line in san francisco because san mateo county is sending its vaccine down their game are being pushed off the side, at least in san mateo county, which which i find very concerning. >> it reminds me very much of the age, a pandemic when that first started and how we were ignored. >> we recognize that we're in an evolving situation that's really challenging and sympathize with the questions and the concerns are working toward having the opportunity to get information from that. >> mark mellman is the director of public health policy and planning for the san mateo county public health department. he says vaccine doses are being sent to san francisco b

in sunny san mateo county, the infamous n andreas fault cuts a path righth it, and another fault skirt it is coastline. at cal water bay shore, that provides water to san mateo, south san francisco, san carlos, and others, the thrt of an earthquake is always on their minds. >> we want to reassure customers reassure customers we're not tug a blind eye to the situation and and we are preparing and practicing for it on an ongoings and for some time. >> reporter: many of the water s don't have enough back up water or fuel to keep the water flowing out of taps 72 hours afr a quake. >> i think in various scenarios it's one to three days, but we're also trying to make repairs and restore normal suppy in that time. >> reporter: but cal water saysy have back up plans from their 23 23 other districts around the s. >> we'll make the call and start and start getting resources coming in. those resources will be people that fix pipes, operate pumps, bringing in portable power units so we can power pump administrations. >> reporter: cal water says thee constantly retrofitting and implementing lessons

they now handle all the 9, 8, 8 calls here in san mateo county. they say they're averaging about 1200 calls for help per month. that can help quite a few of those people. and it's not only here in san mateo county, but all across the country centers like this are doing what they can to help people. >> 9, 8, 8 was created back in 2020 to give people a simple three-digit number they can call to receive help with mental health issues. if they're feeling suicidal. the program was given a huge funding boost when congress provided over 400 million dollars to set the system up nationwide. earlier today, congresswoman jackie spear was here in san carlos talking about 9, 8, 8, and she sees this really is just the beginning that eventually 9 a day wil become just a part of everyday life and provide additional services. >> over time, the vision for 9, 8, 8, is the have additional crisis services available in communities across the country. similar to the accessibility that we have come to expect from emergency medical services here in california. there's a b

also through san mateo county. the small system we've been watching right at the coastline, it's going to continue to pull away tomorrow. and i think take the best thunderstorm chances with it. we only saw trace amounts to 0.05. but definitely feeling sticky out there. more like florida than california. and on the radar right now, we do not have anything to track at this point. that's some mid level moisture there showing up on the doppler radar. so as we roll through tomorrow's forecast, the area of high pressure that brought in that 106 degree heat yesterday, some of the heat today, the tropical air, all that stuff, that's going to be kicking off towards the east and the south. so we're not going to be under the influence of that quite as much. we just got that fog coming back at the coastline, and we should also have some dryer air making it feel more comfortable. so we'll start it off tomorrow morning with fog and drizzle at the coastline. patchy clouds inland. then through the afternoon, we get our sunshine ba

a 93-year-old san mateo county woman. the two others are still in the hospital suffered injury to their throat. atria senior living has issued a statement sharing their condolences to the victim's family. the statement goes on to say in part, it is conducting its own internal investigation at this time. a lot of things unclear including the fate of this facility. nbc bay area has learned atria senior living including this particular facility has faced lawsuits based on negligence in the past. >> they've been from falls, wounds, things like that, all of them really with a basis of like not having enough staff and not enough -- >> reporter: we spoke to police this morning and they've been working through the night to dig deeper into the investigation. they'll have an update later in the day. ian will be on that story for our afternoon and evening news cast. live in san mateo, nbc bay area news. >> ginger, thank you. >>> parents and children in east oak living out a nightmare after a shooting sent a young student to the hosp

in san mateo county, county, this was near a fault on on the coastline. in area that provides water, the threat of an an earthquake is always on this manager's minds. >> we want to reassure the customers that we are not taking taking a light heart to the situation. we are preparing and practicing on an ongoing basis. is not just the bay, we have been doing this for quite time. >> any of the 15 water districts water districts do not have a backup water for fuel to keep the water going out of town. >> in various scenarios, we are in one to three days with backup backup supply. again, as the days are going on, we are trying trying to make repairs to get the back is. hopefully we will restore the normal supply. >> how water says they have backup from their 23 other districts around the state. >> we will make the call and wel start getting resources coming in. the resources will be people people that can pipes, operate . they will be bringing in portabe in portable power units. we can power pump stations. >> reporter: they are constantly wrestling and implemen

and the other two to load his batmobile onto a trailer and escort him to san mateo county. doug is not only the president of the board of supervisors, he was also san mateo county sheriff for 14 years. >> do you really need to have that kind of manpower? especially looking at the prior looks like an elderly man. you can find them at church on sunday. >> could you also not put the batmobile on a truck and send it out here? do you need two guys to accompany the vehicle? >> no. dan: the sheriff defended his actions in the memo saying i would make the same request for our investigators whenever a potential crime of this nature came to my attention. district attorney steve wagstaff is considering whether to throw out the case and agnostic paid toward the replica, but they say with the realtor missed a payment and lost contact for more than eight months, he moved him from the front of the list to last for the nine batmobile's in production. wagstaff was purchasing nine baseball bats. >> for very good reasons, the one you want, the first babe ruth bat got sold. and if you get one

dion: coming up, a san mateo county sheriff is accused of doing a favor for a friend. delegation, reading a garage that builds about mobiles. and a little later, tired of feeling crammed like sardines while file -- while flying the friendly skies? passengers >> building a better bay area, moving forward in finding solutions, this is abc7news. ♪ dion: holy political favors, batman. that is the allegation against an outgoing san mateo sheriff for sending a four man team across the country last week to raid the garage that builds about mobiles. one of the sheriff's friends ordered a batmobile and was not happy with how long it was taking. the i -- the i team joins us now. reporter: real estate is a lot like serving. he is a real estate agent. >> the perfect wave shows up in front of you and you have to be ready to catch ed. reporter: this video he pose shows he likes expensive toys. he ordered a batmobile from the only builder licensed by dc comics. fiberglass freaks of indiana. >> you have wanted one since you were a kid. reporter: complete with rolltop dashboard, flas

mateo county. the campground facilities at pour tello state park will be closed for the rest of the season. it's all due to the drought and low water flows from peter's creek which is the primary water-source. it will be open during the day. >>> and the sierra drone footage showing the muddy mess and road closures in alpine county. burn scars with the tamarack fire. they tried to prevent the flow before the storms hit. >> there was already work going on to mitigate damage in the event of a weather event, but unfortunately, this weather event occurred before all that work could be completed. >> and happening tomorrow, outside lands is returning to the city for a celebration of good music, beer and everything in between. >> nearly 100 artists are ready to take center stage at golden gate park. si sizza and post malone. you will have new neighbors. >> if are you traveling in the city, steer clear of the west side, the entire west side of the city. we have outside lands, stern grove. just walk, don't d

san mateo county. >> san mateo county health officials say they are working on creating a survey on the website which can connect at risk. residents with an opportunity to get the vaccine. >> meanwhile, california is in san francisco's departments of health are thinking about requesting a different smallpox vaccine. it's called cam 2000 vaccine. it's a smallpox vaccine approved back in 2007, 100 million doses have been stored in the strategic national stockpile. since then, the state requested 200 of those doses. we're working to learn when we can expect those doses to arrive here in the bay area. and california lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are calling on the state to do more to slow the spread of monkeypox. our capital correspondent, a town wallace reports on that. >> it was only 3 days ago, a state of emergency over monkeypox in california. something he says will free up resources and money to help fight the disease. but here at the legislature, some say that's just a start. it's an important stop. an important step is how senator scott wiener describes the governor

mateo county coast. we are introduced to this week's week's jefferson award winners. >> nancy vale and jared lawson story begins at a barn dance at a conference about 20 years ago. >> we are dancing with two hands two hands together and the caller looked at us and said, dance like you mean it. that was was the beginning of, okay, you are my person. then the next day day we were talking about wanting to start a farm together. we wasted no time. >> reporter: they found 14 acres 14 acres of land on the san mateo county coast. the parcel, shaped like a slice of pie. they founded a nonprofit called pieh pie ranch. >> this began with a shared interest with creating a space that would invite people to come come connect with themselves, each other, and the land through food production. >> thousands of people a year have experienced farm life sinc. since 2005. >> this is the first goat that i i milked ever. >> reporter: le cruise recalls g recalls milking goats and lessons in regenerative farming. >> they bring t

but for now in san mateo county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is addressing her diplomatic trip to asia, including the controversial stop and taiwan pelosi visited singapore, malaysia, south korea and japan last week, but or stop in taiwan angered china. the country views taiwan as a breakaway nation that falls under chinese territory today. speaker pelosi had this to say about her visit. >> our purpose and going to i was to say that we have a strong relationship. they'll on the status quo, which we support. we will not allow china to isolate. taiwan. they have kept taiwan from participating health organization, other things with taiwan and make a very valued contribution. >> earlier this week, pelosi accused china's president of acting like a scared bully. china has launched several military exercises off the coast of taiwan in response to her visit. former president trump has refused to answer questions under oath about his business dealings as part of an investigation in new york state. we hav

a special back to school event is now getting underway in san mateo county. more than 3000 families are getting free backpacks filled with school supplies this morning, courtesy of this samaritan house. ktvu james torres joins us live from san mateo county fairgrounds with more on that time to get the kids back to school, james good morning. yeah can you believe it? good morning to you, frank. well, we've got pretty much an empty parking lot. for now. the setup is now under way. but in a little less than an hour, this is going to be a whole big, robust drive through system serving several families of the san mateo area cars already lined up at this moment. we still have about 15 minutes until things get started. i want to show you some video about this event looked like in the past. with covid-19 still in mind. it's a contact less event. parents will drive their students through the parking lot, and those students will get to pick out their backpacks loaded with school supplies. two years of a pandemic in a challenging year of inflation means there is a highe

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mateo county. back to you, marcus. >> our coverage continues not only on air but online as well. download our app. it's free. you can find it in your local app store. of course, you can always find our coverage online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> happening now, governor newsom is presenting a new plan to help with our climate in crisis and our on going drought. >> bob redell joins us from antioch where newsom is laying out the framework. we all know this is a problem, but how is the governor proposing to address it? >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus. governor newsom is calling what the state of california is facing as a water crisis. he says scientists tell him the state will lose 10% of its water supply by 2040 if nothing changes. you can take a live look from the podium, you can see hip. we're in antioch outside a desalination plant under construction by the city of antioch at their water treatment is, to answer your question, over $8 billion from the budget surplus to pay for projects like th

san mateo county. we begin on the peninsula tonight with this question. is it a case of nimbem in a wealthy town of palo alto or is a church refusing to work with its neighbors. the first congregational church is one ofe biggest churches in palo alto, and da lin has the story. >> reporter: this is the back of of first congregational church. they want to turn this small loo a space for the homeless to pard sleep at night. the problem, bed those bushes, a lot of homes. ad neighbors say this is the wrong spot for that. >> the bathrooms will be right here, sort of backed up against this shed, and then we'll have parked cars in every other spot. other spot. so one here. >> reporter: associate pastor reverend dr. altman says they'll says they'll allow four cars to allow people to sleep and they'll leave by 7:00 every morning. >> it's a safe stopping place along the journey to permanent housing. >> reporter: she says the church church doesn't make any money. the safe parking program is like like temporary hou

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payment average about $10,000 in santa clara county. uc san mateo county, almost 13,000 dollars. this is per month for your mortgage payment and property taxes. now, to comfortably afford those payments, you need to make at least $428,000 in santa clara, and about $512,000 in san mateo county. i like our weather numbers much better. >> is depressing. >>> the house numbers like that? >> okay. today was exciting. you are running around the woods. >> we had so much. we had the heat, the humidity. we had the thunderstorms. also, font on the coastline. you can see, right now, on the doppler radar, any kind of thunder storm activity, starting to die down but most of it, over the sierra, also pushing off. our chances, again, beginning to diminish. the speak into the micro climate forecast. we will get you ready to go for your thursday forecast and you are going to be able to see that system that brought in the heat and humidity that monsoonal moisture is going to be moving a little bit more off to the east and the south. so, it's taking a lot of that activity with it. i would still leav

researchers will call san francisco and san mateo county adult residents who had covid at least three months ago. some people who were previously interviewed will be asked to join a more detailed research study, lasting three to four years. researchers are especially interested in hearing from minority groups. >> black and brown communities have been disproportionately affected by covid. it would suggest a disproportionate impact of long covid in the same communities. >> she says everyone needs to understand the risks of long covid. >> by noon, a one in five chance for chronic health conditions with infection. i would have adjusted my behavior. >> melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> san francisco plans to open a second monkeypox vaccine walk in clinic this weekend. it will open saturday at kaiser permanente medical center on gary boulevard. you do not need to be a kaiser patient to get vaccinated. general hospitals monkeypox vaccine is still open and accepting walk-ins. the hours are 8:00 a.m. until noon tomorrow and 8:00 a.m. until 3:30 saturday. >> remember these images of flooding in a

of the vaccine in san mateo county. they san francisco aids foundation is looking for health care volunteers to help administer monkeypox shots. they say you have to be authorized and trained to administer vaccines in order to volunteer. you can contact the organization if that's something you are trained in and are interested in helping out with. in the north bay solano county reported its first human case of west nile virus. health officials there say the person is from vacaville and is currently recovering. west nile virus is as a reminder transmitted to humans and animals through the bite of an infected mosquito experts advise people living in the bay area to make sure to drain their standing water. you want to make sure your doors and windows have tight-fitting screens to help keep the mosquitoes out and make sure to use insect repellents to help keep the mosquitoes from biting county officials also at the risk of west nile virus increases during a drought and that's a big problem for solano county because they're

san mateo county. >> san mateo county health officials say that they're working on creating a survey on their website, which will connect residents who want the shot with an opportunity to get the vaccine. the san francisco aids foundation is looking for people who could actually give shots for monkeypox. you have the unauthorized untrained administer of vaccines to be able to volunteer. you can contact the organization if you're interested. in the north. bay. solano county reports its first human case of west nile virus health officially the persons from vacaville. and they are currently recovering west nile virus is transmitted to humans and animals through getting bitten by an infected mosquito. so experts advise you to make sure they don't breed around your house drain any standing water, make sure that your doors and windows have nice. tight fitting screens without the holes because those mosquitoes again and use insect repellent to keep the mosquito i don't even want to see that for biting. you. >> officials say the risk of west nile virus increases in a drought. and we know we

san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaff is canceling the august 19th hearing for mark raycup a minister and owner of a garage in indiana that builds replica batmobiles and i said, hey, what about this this and this i want some more detail before we make a final decision on whether this case will go forward or not. that's a change though. that's a change in the sense of otherwise, it was just going to be an arraignment on the 19th of august. what's for that second look um, i you candidly wagstaff saw our item investigations over the past week questioning. why san mateo county sheriff carlos bolanos sent four investigators more than 2,200 miles to logansport, indiana to raid ray cup's garage. what role did your office play in the planning or the approval of the raid 0 0 you didn't know that they were going to be sending a team to indiana. no, not at all wagstaff tells me his staff did. prove the search and arrest warrants prepared by the sheriff's investigators, but that in his 45 years in the da's office. he has never seen a raid like this by the sheriff's department in anothe

the batmobile scandal out of san mateo county is far from over with the i-team has learned from the district attorney's office about its investigation into the case. a pelican mystery what's causing hundreds of birds to get sick or even die in california and other wrinkle to the latest covid search why testing could be playing a big role in the transmission rate? and a happy friday. i'm meteorologist mike nico. look at these temperatures outside only 60 70s and 80s. and it's going to be a real comfortable weekend. but if you're heading to the sierra still tracking some thunderstorms in a flood threat, we'll wrap all that up in your accuweat now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no... did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal. psoriasis really messes with

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alameda county, 89 san mateo county reporting 20 sonoma county reporting 17 cases bay area. health officials tell us help is on the way san francisco's getting more than 10,000 shots. alameda county, which ranks second in the bay area for the number of cases is getting 3,000 tonight. kron four's dan kerman talk to a community partner in alameda county. that's working to get those shots into arms. guess what? this is not going to just go away. >> joe hawkins is co-founder and ceo of oakland's lgbtq center. he's talking about monkeypox right now. alameda county is more than 80 cases, but he's just received another 3,000 doses of the vaccine. well, some shots will go to healthcare systems. others will go to the center's glenn burke wellness clinic. >> people feel a lot more comfortable coming to the lgbtq center here in oakland because it an lgbtq space. that's a safe space for our community where we've already help people with

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. > >> and newly released report frm the san mateo county grand jury raises concerns about what happens to water supply when a r a major earthquake hits. kpix5 s hits. kpix5 has andria borba to break it down. >> reporter: a newly released rt from the grand jury raises concs about what happened to the watey when a major earthquake hits. is seared into the brains of this d with the aftermath of a major earthquake in sunny san mateo c. the infamous san andreas fault s a path right through it and the sandra courier fault skirts the. the threat of an earthquake is s on the minds. >> we are not taking a blind eye and we are preparing and practicing on an ongoing basis. >> the grand jury said many of the 15 water districts do not he backup water or fuel to keep the to keep the water flowing 72 hours after the quake. >> in various scenarios, 1-3 days with backup supply. we areg to make repairs and hopefully re normal supply. >> reporter: cal water has backup lines from 23 other dists other districts around the stat. >> we will make the calls and get resources coming in. it wile the pumps and th

the san mateo county district attorney called off the arraignment for the batmobile builder who is facing criminal charges. the district attorney is taking action after watching the first two investigations on this case. >> san mateo county district attorney is canceling the august 19 hearing for a minister and owner of a garage in indiana that builds replica batmobile's. >> i said what about this, this and this? i want more detail before a final decision. >> that is a change. >> it is a change other than it would just be an arraignment. >> what spurred that? >> you, candidly. >> he saw our investigations questioning why the sheriff sent for investigators more than 2000 miles to logansport, indiana to raid his garage. >> what role did your office plate in the planning or approval of the raid? >> zero. >> you did not know they would be sending a team to indiana? >> nodded off. >> in his --. >> not at all. >> he said he had never seen a raid like this in another state for a nonviolent theft case. >> if the person they went to arrest was the godfather in new york city, maybe you go for a few

alameda county reports 89 cases, san mateo county 20 and sonoma county is reporting 17. >> bay area health officials tell us that help is on the way. san francisco getting more than 10,000 shots and alameda county, which ranks second in the bay area for numbers of cases is getting 3,000 shots. tonight. our dan kerman talks to a community partner in alameda county. that's working to get shots in arms. >> alameda county, which currently has more than 80 monkeypox cases, has received 3,000 additional doses of the vaccine. well, some are going to health care systems. others are going to oakland's lgbtq center. people feel a lot more comfortable. >> coming to the lgbtq center here in oakland because it an lgbtq space. that's a safe space for our community where we've already help people with sort of services and other other resources. joe hawkins is co-founder and ceo of the center. >> he says since last week they've been providing monkeypox shots to those eligible at the center's glenn burke wellness clinic. the shots are given by appointment only on tuesdays and fridays. and there's a sign-up

there was a rather i should say chp from san mateo county. there was some sort of activity that happened down near pacifica pacifica. police are investigating this. it led to a chase along the highway, and then that car ended up crashing right here and you can see the backup that's being caused here. that crash happened just after three this morning. the backup there started around 3 30 because that's when elaine started closing up. their april opened up one more lanes that there are three lanes of traffic closed north bong. so what can you do? in the meantime, we'll chp is recommending everyone. just take 2 80 northbound right next to pretty much running almost parallel to 1 to 1 there because they don't really have a time. when that those lanes will reopen, so we'll keep an eye on that all morning long. we'll let you know when that changes. but for now, 4 32, let's go back to the desk. thank you. james san francisco's public health department says it is now getting easier for people to get the monkey pox vaccine in the city. more than 600 d

. >> new at 6:00, controversy oved repairs in san mateo county. the the county is resurfacing 50 miles of roads near the coast, which are some of the most popular areas in the bay area for bicyclists. but as we repor, we report, this type of resurfacing being redone means y can't use the road safely. >> reporter: higgins road just off of highway one is one of the the roads being repaved with whs called a chip seal surface. basically, they lay down a tar and put all of this gravel over the top of it. cyclist say the problem is, gravel makes a dangerous for many months. riding one what should be some of the most enjoyable coast doae most enjoyable coast doable roads. >> this is not fun. it requirest requ cfocus, and there is a fear factor. because of the gravel. >> reporter: the gravel. 50 fresh and loose mouse a bit on every writable country road wesf skyline. it has the bicycle comy an up or because the services dangerous. the county itself installed signs warning againste riding because of the project. >> people can crash to make it a a patch of

the courts, i figured there were court records in san mateo county courts. in the das office, they had all shredded the records, they were gone. if they do have them they weren't coughing them up so i was limited to newspapers. thank god for "the san francisco chronicle" archives. you have the clippings files at the california historical society and now they are available digitally. a lot of looking at microfilm. thank god, and newspapers.com and other free sources, but that's a paid for source -- not to advertise them -- or archive.org. these newspapers exist. they are primary sources really. in a lot of these things, that's all that's really there. i think the bancroft, i worked at uc berkeley for a lot of his book so i would spend lunch break with bancroft and i had the privilege of checking out books from the 1930's and earlier. wow, you let me walk out of here with this, it feels weird. maybe not quite accurate but it is from the 1930's. >> interesting. what do you know about shanghai kelly? bob: is this taiwana asking this? shanghai kelly, that's the w

san mateo leading the state at 1.9% with san francisco santa clara and marin county not far behind. we are now showing you how conditions are making it a chale a challenge for some small business owners. > >> great news for san mateo county with the lowest unemployment rates in the state last month. we talked with the owner of margarita's restaurant in redwood city and he says it has been difficult finding and hiring workers. >> here at margarita's mexican t mexican restaurant in redwood city the owner has seen a lot in in his 21 years in business. but but he says this has been the hardest. he desperately needs four more workers but he cannot find anyone to do it. now he is shortstaffed all the time. >> sometimes we don't know and we have a lot of people. we don't have enough workers. we have to turn them away. >> no question. as of the most recent data here in california, for the last day in june we had over 1.1 million, 1.1 million job openings. so, employers are having difficulty, especially for a certain segment of jobs and continue to have great difficulty in finding workers. >

san mateo county. >> san mateo county health officials say they are working on creating a survey on their website which can connect at-risk residents with an opportunity to get the vaccine. the san francisco aids foundation is looking for health care volunteers to help administer monkeypox shots. you do have to be authorized in trained to administer vaccines in order to volunteer and in contact the organization. if you're interested. >> well, in the north bay, solano county now has reported its first human case of west nile virus. so it's not covid or monkeypox. it's now west nile that they have to worry about. health officials say the person who has been infected is from vacaville and is recovering. west nile virus is transmitted to humans and animals through the bites of infected mosquitoes. experts are advising residents to drain standing water and make sure that doors and windows have tight-fitting screens. so you can keep these mosquitoes out and also use insect repellent so they don't bite you in the first place. county officials say the risk of west nile virus increases as drought

if you live in san francisco or san mateo counties and have long covid health researchers would like to hear from you. ucsf has along with the health department of san francisco and san mateo counties are looking for people with long covid to tell their stories and study their experiences. researchers say. it's especially important to hear from people of all different ethnicities and backgrounds. the definition of long covid varies, but it usually refers to people who test positive to the virus and then experienced physical and mental health symptoms for weeks or even months afterwards and outbreak in napa county of the bacteria that causes legionnaire's disease has been traced to two sites so far. the outbreak of legionnaire's disease started a month ago and has now sickened 13 people, including one person who died. county officials identified the cooling tower in the county hall of justice as a hotspot. they have also discovered high levels of the bacteria in a cooling tower in the embassy suites napa valley hotel, the health department says steps have been taken to analyze cooling