el condado de santa clara ha tenidoun nÚmero muy bajo de hospitalizaciones. quiere decir que cualquier aumento que no sea tan grande puede cambiar el porcentaje. tayana: el incremento en hospitalizaciones por coronavirus en santa clara es del 5%. sin embargo, funcionarios de santa clara seÑalan que estÁn entregándoles mÁs informaciÓn al estado para que profundicen su anÁlisis. ramÓn: hablemos ahora de otros asuntos, porque un incendio de maleza provocÓ la evacuación de varias viviendas.

el condado de santa clara fue removido de esta lista. el estado de california anunciÓ que el condado de santa clara no estÁ preparado parala siguiente etapa. el proceso para reabrir los centros de belleza. tayana garcÍa nos dice cÓmo llegaron a esta determinaciÓn y nos comparte la opiniÓn de los afectados por esta decisiÓn. >> es algo frustrante porque es algo que han extendido mucho hasta que dÉ la oportunidad de reabrir el negocio. >> primero nos habÍan dicho que para el lunes, ahora que el condado no quiso. tayana: frustraciones lo que dicen sentir estilistas, barberos y dueÑo de salones de belleza del condado santa clara. tenemos cuentas que pagar. al enterarse que no pueden reabrir sus puertas. >> yo tenÍa mi dinero ahorrado, poquito, ya se me terminÓ. para el mes no sÉ qué vaya a pasar. debo mucho dinero. necesitÓ la renta, no tengo dinero. tayana: el condado santa clara informÓ que la propuesta que presentaron al estado, en la cual negocios como salones de belleza, centros de uÑas y gimnasios podrÍan reabrir el p

now it's the other way around with alameda santa clara and san francisco counties. the county for some 65% of the total 362 hospitalizations in her weekly report to santa clara county officials on monday public health officer doctor sara cody said the rising hospitalizations are worrisome. >>this slide also add and gray that cases that are associated with community workplaces or outbreaks. and as we open we have seen an increase in cases associated with the community or with the workplace and communities around us and throughout california have reopened rapidly. we are seeing significant up takes and our cases and in the number of people hospitalized in our county a glimpse of santa clara county's public health dashboard provides still more insight on hospitalizations. >>on june 21st there were 38 people in the hospital with covid-19 and a week later on june 28th. and there were 78. >>now in her report on monday doctor county doctor cody rather also reminded county leaders at an uptick in hospitalizations usually follows an uptick in overall case is also up dramatic

san rafael. 85 santa rosa. mid 70s oakland. 78 fremont to head inland. a warm, sunny one. 86 concord. 87 livermore. a warmer thursday for you. breezy and cooler for friday. then the temperatures will rebound. getting you up into the low 90s and low 60s coast side. not much change early next ws at 6:00 the i-team joins us live after digging into new data revealing just how much of a difference factors like ethnicity and income levels make in getting access to a coronavirus test. >>> plus with frustration turning to despair more people are turning to 7 on your side's michael finney to get the help and unemployment benefits they deserve from the edd. >>> can you really reuse an n95 mask safely? we'll take you to the fremont facility tasked with the job of cleaning them so they can be reused all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> interesting. >>> all right. finally tonight a new kind of baseball league may soon be coming to the bay area but the league is looking for help. >> it sure is. dustin dorsey explains how you can get involved to ensu

en santa rosa, 78, en oakland con 80. en santa rosa y la zona de lapa, las temperaturas pudieran estar por debajo de los 75. asÍ se observÓ en la bahÍa para horas de la tarde, bastante nublado. todo esto es nubosidad que comprende esa niebla densa que se desarrolla en el ocÉano pacÍfico, esa capa para nina que ingresa hacia nuestra Área de cobertura en la noche, a medida que domina un sistema de alta presiÓn, no estaremos esperando precipitaciones en nuestra zona. en la maÑana mucha cautela en las carreteras y cerca de la costa. allÍ podría encontrar esa mala visibilidad las temperaturas descendiendo en la zona, sobre todo hacia el prÓximo jueves y viernes. las temperaturas pueden disminuir mÁs el prÓximo viernes en san josÉ, con 76. en concord por debajo de los 80. las temperaturas pueden volver a aumentar entre el domingo y lunes de la semana entrante cerca de los 90. paola: lÍderes republicanos del congreso se reunieron con el presidente donald trump. el evento se realizÓ cuando estÁ determina la ayuda

santa cruz county continuing with the same thing. those business owners having to close down indoor operations and try to shift their businesses outdoors, if they can. that is a big if. it's already been a really tough summer for so many businesses here in santa cruz county that truly do rely on tourism to make their bottom line. now thanks to a rising number of coronavirus cases in santa cruz county as reggie mentioned here nail salons, barbershops and shopping malls and places of worship and nonessential offices and gyms, too, all have to shut down until those numbers go back down. >> we're an outdoor county. so, the risk of transition is lower outdoors than it is indoors. so, we don't have a lot of places where we can host large gatherings. i think helped keep the numbers down a little bit, but we are seeing some concerning changes in the transmission rates. >> that truly is the story across so much of the bay area. santa cruz county hit the state's watch list this weekend with 130 coronavirus cases per 100,000 residents. that's o

now it's the other way around with alameda santa clara and san francisco counties. the county for some 65% of the total 362 hospitalizations in her weekly report to santa clara county officials on monday public health officer doctor sara cody said the rising hospitalizations are worrisome. >>this laid also add and gray that cases that are associated with community workplaces or outbreaks. and as we open we have seen an increase in cases associated with the community or with the workplace and communities around us and throughout california have reopened rapidly we are seeing significant up takes and our cases and in the number of people hospitalized in our county a glimpse of santa clara county's public health dashboard provides still more insight on hospitalizations. >>on june 21st there were 38 people in the hospital with covid-19 and a week later on june 28th. and there were 78. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. one of the factors leading to the spike in hospitalizations across the bay area that outbreak and san quentin prison. >>we told you yesterday more tha

. >>> more tough times for the santa cruz boardwalk, santa cruz seaside company which runs the boardwalk announced it had to layoff a third of its full- time workers because of the pandemic. >> after being closed for months the santa cruz boardwalk try to limit reopening earlier this summer, but now even those plans have had to be pulled back and more employees have lost their jobs. the boardwalk is still open, still an attraction for thousands of people but with the brakes put on rides most attractions and many food choices people are not spending money like they used to. >> i think it's kind of boring and not worth it to go anywhere. >> reporter: brooke harris came over and was glad to pick up a corn dog, garlic fries and cotton candy but missed every thing else. >> the energy is not the same. >> reporter: after limited reopening there were more cutbacks when the state ordered arcades and miniature golf closers, i seaside company which run several hotels announcer laid off 106 full- time employees. the company issued a statement saying is i progress and the severity of this pandemic ha

concord at 96, san jose at 97 with 93 at santa rosa. >>> the santa clara county has reversed course and canceled an order that would have allowed indoor gatherings beginning monday. the chief executive for the county that happens to be a medical doctor said that indoor gatherings should be banned statewide and said the current approach is not working. >> that clearly has not worked. >> reporter: the santa clara county executive officer dr. geoffrey smith the approach delete every county to decide what is best for them is failing. >> we need the state to uniformly do something dramatic to stop the spread. >> reporter: smith policeif the uncontrollably. the dr. smith prediction comes as santa clara county moves further into stage ii of reopening the economy beginning monday which includes fitness studios and gyms. >> safety is the primary concern to get things going. no doubt about it, we get it. face masks, social distancing and disinfecting. >> reporter: the owner of red dot thickness is san jose will follow all of the guidelines insist the message from smith is painting a picture. >> i

near 70 in the city right now without that fog. 91 in santa rosa. half moon bay, cooler, but comfy at 63 degrees. but here is the bigger picture. live doppler 7 along with satellite. look at the coast. up and down from l.a. to san francisco, noye heen sqshed, remainshext 2 hrs the reason why. in the desert southwest right now, we have high pressure. with that clockwise flow, it is pumping in, not only warmer weather but, also, dryer weather. and that high pressure will be the muscle maker of our forecast tomorrow as well. so tonight, we will have plenty of stars out there. it's a nice night. numbers are really going to be slow to cool off. without the marine layer to help influence us with that cooler air, numbers will gradually fall into the 50s. 53 overnight in san francisco. 55 in oakland. 56 for san jose. 51 in santa rosa. 58, that overnight low for concord. so, without that fog first thing tomorrow morning, it is sunshine, from start to finish, on the 12-hour day planner. sun's up here at 5:53 in the morning. starting in the 50s. but will quick

. >>> another fire forcing evacuations in santa clara county, homeowners only given minutes to grab what they need and go.>> really lucky, these guys did a great job. pretty emotional. >> confusion tonight over who can and can't reopen, the business battle heating up in santa clara county. >> we have been keeping tabs on for fires in santa clara county a fire is burning 2000 acres in the hills, contra costa county a grass fire burned. a refinery, and san francisco crews put out a small fire in the bay bridge and in solano county another fire is forcing evacuations right now. >> reporter: the fire came up right to the backyard and stop by the fence, when you actually look around this area there are charred hillsides surrounding the backyards, we can't homeowners desperately trying to protect their homes from the fire with their hoses, fairfield fire was also on scene trying toput out . according to the fire chief it started somewhere off of link road, the wind once again swept flames of the hill and the fire came out right along a row of homes.>> i just hope they contain it really fast. t

we just included santa cruz on the monitoring list.

reporting live in santa clara, kpix 5. >>> all right, santa clara is not alone, alameda could become the latest county to roll back on its reopening, officials there are waiting to hear back from the state on the latest health guidelines. kpix 5's juliette goodrich continues team coverage in livermore. >> reporter: here is latest from alameda county, as you can see people are outdoor dining and that is allowed. that directive has been cleared, and here is the latest that i just tweeted out, all counties on the monitoring list for three consecutive days will need to close certain sectors and indoor activities for a minimum of three weeks. >> i got the order right here. >> reporter: what does it say? >> well, this is the statewide public health officer order, july 13, 2020. it very clearly states that the dining outdoors is allowed. >> reporter: you heard it from the mayor of livermore, outdoor dining is approved, countywide. but, take note -- >> i do expect we will be placed on a watchlist on wednesday. >> reporter: according to alameda county public health department, the county will

asunto en santa clara los latinos son mÁs del 46% de los casos, fibras que son preocupantes. existen varios factores que aumentan la propagaciÓn del virus, uno es la vivienda, >> donde varias familias o personas comparten esta ubicaciÓn, significa que hay interacciones entre muchas personas y un alto riesgo de ser expuesto. dayana: otro los empleos que generalmente tenemos. >> trabajan en tiendas comerciales y construcciÓn. dayana: trabajos que usualmente tienen menos flexibilidad para cuidar de su salud y de su familia, sin embargo de caer enfermo, tiene opciones. >> toda persona sin importar estatus migratorio, pueden ir al doctor y tener atenciÓn mÉdica por medio de nuestros hospitales y clÍnicas de salud. dayana: cualquier persona que necesite una cita mÉdica puede llamar a la lÍnea al 8883341000, el condado santa clara ademÁs ofrece recursos gratuitos. >> ayuda con sus rentas y alimentos y viviendo temporal para los que no pueden aislarse. dayana: una ayuda que entregan sin importar si tienen documentos legales uno, pero toca poner de nuestra parte, ya que es un

santa clara county' top health officer dr. sarah cody says there's no coordinated nationwide response and so she expects the pandemic to continue for many more months. the governor's press briefing happing today at noon and a new statewide health order will be announced. we're live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> time far look at the morning's other top stories. a powerful quake struck multiple coastal communities in alaska. triggering a tsunami warning. >> the usgs reports it happened around 10:13 lowal time. the tsunami warning for southern alaska and the peninsula was called off this morning. >>> fire crews in houston were called to the chinese couldn't last night on reports of someone burning documents in a courtyard. >>> oakland city council voted nod on amending the police bucket. council members agreed police reform is a must but there's a major disagreement over slashing around $150 million. >>> the santa clara county district attorney will stop pursuing the death penalty in all cases. that's according to th

iniciamos con santa clara, a partir de maÑana en la regiÓn las cosas cambian, entre lo que estarÁ cerrado nuevamente están los talones de belleza, centros comerciales y gimnasios. ahora pasemos al este en alameda, no se permite comer en los restaurantes, las personas sÓlo podrÁn comprar para llevar y tiene reglas similares a santa clara, los salones de belleza y gimnasios tambiÉn tienen que permanecer cerrados. en san mateo comer afuera aÚn estÁ permitido, salones de belleza, gimnasios siguen abiertos. en san francisco aplastaron la apertura de los salones de belleza, los restaurantes sÓlo podrÁn atender en el espacio externo. contra costa y marin tienen reglas similares y por Último los tres condados del norte, permiten que visiten en lugares externos, acÁ gimnasios y salones de belleza tambiÉn estÁn obligados a cerrar. si todo va bien y mantienen el distanciamiento social, la prÓxima semana muchos negocios podrÍan volver a abrir. miguel gÓmez, " noticias univisión 14". paola: frente a la orden del gobernador de cerrar establecimientos, los negocios tendrÁn que atender a

santa clara's health officer dr. sarah cody expects this pandemic to continue for many more months. >> we successfully not only flattened but really crushed the curve. such that a couple of days in mid-may we had just one or two cases reported per day. and then of course starting in mid-may, we had a series of easings of the shelter-in-place order. >> i think it's up evidentable have expected to this many cases. but it is -- there's a feeling of inevitability to it. you know, the solution is really, really really simple. which is to wear masks when you go out. >> reporter: and so the governor's press briefing happens as always at noon and we are expecting him to roll out some kind of new statewide order later on today. we're live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the trump administration's ban on certain work visas is having a rippling effect on the economy. international students who want to work abroad here in the u.s. are finding they are now not welcome. the ban was put in place so americans don't have t

directions for santa clara county. locals can now get a workout at a gym for the first time in months. we take you inside. >>> 35shifs of. whut one depu icu, ng to the number of fire i are urging. good morning and it is monday, july 13th. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. we'll be had a wonderful weekend. let's get your forecast with mary lee. >> good morning, after a hot weekend, we will cold down as you start off the new week. we're looking at temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler especially inland this afternoon. here is a beautiful view with our mount hamilton camera from the lake with clear skies. san jose is 61, 60 in concord, low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and the bay, in the 50s for san francisco and oakland. through our day, concord is 89 and fairfield 89, 85 in san jose, 72 in oakland and 66 for san francisco. we will talk about the rest of the week with the on floor coming up. >>> as we look at the roadways, you are starting off with a busier than usual drive into the allatoona pass a

if you are from santa rosa southward. so, strong ridge of high pressure is starting to move slightly to the east. that will allow for the early week cooling which for san francisco not many changes. you might have mist and drizzle. low clouds making the comeback. monday and tuesday are the coolest of the week. temperatures trending warmer towards next weekend. low 90s looks warmer. so even though we are talking about warmer temperatures, not to the levels we have seen over the last couple of days. we will look at what are the odds of getting rain in july. we will look at that in 20 minutes. back to you. >> that would be interesting. rob, thank you very much. coming up next for the first time ever californians may not be heading to the polls on election day. instead we may all be voting by mail. we investigate the problems with the governor's plan. you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now

check it out liz. 58 here in santa cruz. a beach hazard statement from santa cruz all the way up to the sonoma coast, meaning that there is an increased risk of rip currents and it is dangerous out there through sunday. so looking at sneaker waves as well. but today 80 down at the beach. 60s here. and my accuweather 7 news forecast is next. >>> downsizing for independence day while the parties are smaller. see where you may run into the july fourth crowds. in the grocery store line. >>> plus fourth of july from mount rushmore. see how president trump celebrated in south dakota underneath presidets past. and today this special story independence day. the local woman turning 100 with the family sat lowe's, we believe safety is more than that. it's a value that we've always had and that's never been more important than right now. safety unites us. home unites us. >>> new this morning. take a look at this major flooding in kn flooding in newport beach. the water was at least knee deep and partially submerged some cars. coastal a

san jose 80, and santa rosa 79. this has been almost a cooler pattern for santa rosa and much of sonoma county. when you get the south wind it goes into sonoma county. there is an onshore ridge, vacaville had an on a shore breeze and had 103. travis is 91. 50s on the temps. a couple 60s but menlo park, sunnyvale at 60. so is san jose. 61 saratoga, campbell, south san so say. santa cruz at 59. boulder creek is at 54 and san jose state meteorology department says 59. a very stable pattern this week. it's been this way for a while. there's hints the high may build in towards the weekend, which would impact those away from the coast. might squash the fog and ran it off sooner. but the pattern looks to be one that we are carrying it over one day to the next. santa rosa and san jose are running below. a little change could be warmer heading towards the weekend, but that impacts areas away from the coast not on it. you guys. >> all right. time is 5:12. >>> unemployment payments could be cut considerably affecting millions

i think i will still ng >> reporter: the new health guidelines for santa clara county, it's time when cases are still accelerating here and around the state. >> we are all coming to recognize that certain activities just can't be done safely at this time. there are, however, other activities that we can resume in limited ways if we do them with appropriate and consistent social distancing. truck she outlined the plan for moving forward which allows for reopening here and there salons, tattooing and other personal care services for the first time. it also allows gyms to reopen. the plan also requires strict adherence to a new set of operating guidelines including updated distancing protocols, capacity limits, positive case reporting, industry-specific directives, and when possible. but still close will be indoor dining, indoor swimming, and a large indoor gathering places such as theaters. >> welcome to the new abnormal. this is the way, if we are going to be open, these are the protocols we have to follow. >> reporter: one business leader said the new guidelines places burdens on stru

then off towards napa, sonoma, santa rosa, more 70s coming back in, even some 80s with 79 in santa rosa, 86 in napa. my extended forecast in san francisco has that morning fog continuing over the next several days. so no break or change in that with 60s for those daytime highs. right here for the inland valleys, we're going to 92 tomorrow and we'll see a steady trend here of upper 80s and low 90s over the next seven days. fire season also is a big concern this time of the year, but the good news to report on that, no extreme wind events over the next seven days. so that of course is going to be good here for all of us here in the bay area with that situation. >> exactly, jeff. no high winds, no 100-degree temperatures. that's all good news when it comes to fire danger. thanks so much, jeff. >> it is. you got it. >>> coming up next, a covid-19 vaccine by the end of the year? at least one drug maker thinks so. the critical next step in testing before it can get fda approval. >>> and happening now, more giant retailers are joining the list of stores that will be closed on thanksgiving this

santa clara county never got the approval to allow outdoor dining santa clara county maintaining they didn't need approval to do it they're still telling restaurants to continue on as >>but alcohol beverage control officers visited morgan hills lidera grill friday, the restaurant was told outdoor dining was not approved by the state because the county of santa clara had not submitted a request for a variance state order says nothing about prohibiting outdoor dining. >>and in if you look at what has transpired in other parts of the state in bay area. a number of counties actually opened up. outdoor dining on their own without seeking of areas because that's the order is silent on that issue at a news conference monday. the county's public information officer said. >>as far as the county is concerned no request as necessary as far as the county of santa clara is concerned. >>we believe that outdoor dining is allowed under water. in that that is consistent with the state water. and so we will continue to see that unless and until the state informs us directly that that's not the case lou

el condado de santa clara reporta mÁs de 9700 casos. contra costa rica mÁs de 7500 casos. san mateo, 5398. en marÍn, 2763 casos. en cada uno de los condados, la comunidad latina se mantiene al frente con el mayor nÚmero de infecciones. otro sector que preocupa de san francisco, donde los latinos conforman el 15% de la poblaciÓn total. los casos confirmados, el 50% se reporta entre la gente latina. quÉ se hace para frenar esta realidad? julio poletti tiene mÁs informaciÓn. julio: ramÓn, por eso es que la alcaldesa de san francisco, london breed, dijo que unir esfuerzos con el latino task force y organizaciones latinas para tratar de concientizar y difundir el impacto del covid-19 en espaÑol. los casos de coronavirus se siguen multiplicando en san francisco. >> tenemos miedo de que vayamos a tener lo que es el contagio. julio: segÚn el departamento de salud pÚblica, un 50% de los casos en san francisco estÁn entre los latinos. >> de quÉ sirve tener un programa que beneficia a la gente, si la gente no sabe que existe. julio: en latino task force y la ciudad de san

el condado santa clara abrirá tres nuevos centros para hacer pruebas gratis en el auditorio del centro de servicio de condado santa clara, e independence san njose, de 9 a 15 horas, gilmore de martes a viernes hasta las 14 horas. >> a solo semanas o días en algunos lugares de que inicie el año académico queremos presentar un panorama de quienes se quedarán en casa, para el distrito de la bahía, con clases online, en condado alameda eldistrito escolar unificado de oakland también anunciaron su clases virtuales las primeras 4 semanas y a partir del 4 de agosto, después podrían cambiar a presenciales, también la mayoría anunciaron clases hibridas presenciales y virtuales el 90% e santa clara recibirá instrucción virtual solo llegarán al aula persona que necesitan clás especiales. palo alto decisión que los estudiantes de primaría recibirán clases en distintos horarios, otros distritos esperan las próximas semanas hacer una decisión >> condado alameda fue agregado al a lista de vigilancia sanitaría pues se siguen dando casos alarmantes de contagios, también condado son

santa teresa highway 87. that is not a big deal, it was put out very quickly, and there are no traffic delays. let's go back to the headlines. >>> two u.s. fighter jets came close to an iranian airliner, forcing the commercial pilot to quickly change altitude, and injuring passengers, you're looking at a video that was shot by the iranian state media. you can see one man with a bloodied face, and another lying on the floor, the u.s. central command fighter jet conducted a visual inspection at a safe distance, and the passenger plane landed in beirut, before returning. >>> a noontime news conference, getting an update on the coronavirus crisis in california, it has been a tragic week with a pandemic, with sobering stats here in california. yesterday california reported 250 new covid-19 test. that is a one-day record for deaths in california, since the pandemic had began. more than 8200 people in california have now died from the virus. there are more than 430,000 confirmed cases in california. >>> san jose is

santa rosa will be in the low 90s for highs during the afternoon. other high temperatures, a pretty similar temperature map compared to today. low to mid 70s around the bay, low to mid 80s for the south bay and upper 80s for the santa clara valley. contra costa, alameda and in the upper 90s. the hottest weather will hold off until the second half of the weekend varied mid to upper 90s will be common, even close to 100 degrees around the bay on sunday. then again on tuesday, because we won't have quite as much of that fog to start the mornings. coming up, we will zoom around the bay area and take a detailed look at tomorrow's high temperatures.>>> knew at 6:00, only on kpix 5, thtire m large parkinson home because of possible exposure to the coronavirus.>>> many businesses have business interruption insurance, coming up, has some are fighting back after their claims were denied. >>> and the future of hundreds of animals in limbo at the oakland zoo, and time is running out. >>> and a group in alameda county fighting to keep the building owner out of l

and for the north bay in the low to mid 80s 86 for santa rosa and 85 for windsor. the july 4th forecast and it does look great definitely feeling like summer with that sunshine heating up inland and mild around the bay and coast. so for tomorrow and for friday, cooler. and then with that ridge of high pressure building in we heat up especially inland for the weekend. and early next week. back to you. >>> well, today is national postal worker day and here's a little factoid. back in 1913, the postal service started delivering packages up to 11 pounds. you could send anything as long as it did not weigh too much. and we're talking anything. including children. yeah. believe it or not, that kind of thing actually happened for more than a year before the postmaster general decided hey, this probably wasn't the best idea. so can't do that anymore. but mama probably wanted to do that a few times in my lifetime. >>> affirmed of dreams in his own backyard. how the baseball fan made this impressive summer stadium. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and takin

look at areas in santa rosa, which is near where some fires are burning right now, 19 degrees warmer, almost 20 degrees hotter than yesterday. napa 10 degrees. down near san jose, 11 degrees. this is all because a ridge of high pressure building in. this is clearly where our humidity stands. when you see these dry conditions, think of all that dry brush out there. anything below 30% is extremely dry. e at about 27%.rough the north we will tike i take you through timing of this, when the wind will pick up, of course, your 7-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> look forward to that just coming in, scary moments after a plane ends up inlet's go to nbc joins us live, now, what happened out there? >> reporter: you know, terry, not too many details have been released just yet by authorities about the crash landing that took place here at hill view park in east san jose. just about half a mile away from reed hill view airport. what we do know, no casualties or injuries were sustained by the pilot or residents in the area other than a small tree that was knocked down when the actual cr

the marine layer is present. 53 degrees in santa rosa. 55 in santa rosa. oakland is 52 with clouds out there. livermore will be at 55 degrees as we get started. you can see it, right? taking a look, here is the mastart our day and the bay. we will

mid 50s for san francisco, santa rosa and livermore, upper 50s for oakland and concord. through our day, we are talking about a 30 degree temperature spread from the coast toward inland spots. we are: cloudy and breezy along the coast and around the bay, clearing to the mid to upper 60s and low 70s, mild and breezy and inland spots are heating up to the 70s, 80s and even into the low 90s with sunshine and wind. in our weather pattern continues for us with that onshore flow keeping the coast cool and heating up inland. through tomorrow, we will see some changes, a bit stronger sea breeze for the midweek and that means temperatures tomorrow will be a little cooler. we are taking a little bit of a dip. i am taking two hour by hour. you can see it pulling back to the coast, so clearing for most of us and then tomorrow cloud cover moves right back in on future cast, so some clouds and areas of fog to start out tomorrow and then cloud cover back to the coast and afternoon. we are slightly cooler for wednesday. the future cast winds will show it is breezy. westerly winds are 10

including contra costa, santa clara and solano counties here in the bay area. the governor says four more counties are likely to be added in the next 24 hours. and local health officials say there is a good chance san francisco is among them. >> and we talk about building a better bay area after the pandemic. education of course is one of the big areas we are focused on, along with our health, economy, and changing workplaces. an idea of what the upcoming school year could look like for k-12 students and staff. this afternoon, public health leaders released detailed guidance, although there is no guarantee in-person classes will resume. how the pressure is on to prepare for the possibility of a return to the classroom. >> reporter: exploring in-person instruction, without increasing risk to covid-19. that's the goal behind this 22-page guideline, released tuesday by the santa clara county public health department. >> it is up to us to adapt to this virus, and to do everything possible to suppress the levels. the better that we do that, the more sure w can be th

and the santa clara valley, saratoga, santa clara, south san jose, santa cruz is close. boulder creek, 53 degrees. there is not much changing. morning fog, warm, hot, if you are far enough away it is hot, if you're closer to the coast, it is not. northwind might kick in for the sonoma county area. otherwise, to the middle of the month, it looks very quiet, you guys. >>> shame on him for doing what he is done. to place employees on leave is nothing less than an outrage. >> reporter: police officers are on the defensive after being accused of not following protocol after a deadly shooting. >>> more development comes to san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the complex that worriers now have approval to build near the chase center. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico givebac

in santa cruz 81 the afternoon high for today. low 90s over areas of san jose and 95 over los gatos. your extended forecast, if you can't stand the heat, well, temperatures do begin to drop. temperatures will be warm but nothing like we're experiencing for today. ten degrees of cooling. then we hold steady. 60s at the coast. low 90s inland, a very comfortable pattern for the days ahead. >>> coming up next, families of a travis air force member are asking for questions. >>> plus, the country is seeing a coin shortage and what you can do to help out. >>> well, president trump was seen in public wearing a mask for the first time. he told reporters he had never been against masks but said, quote, they have a time and place. the chief of staff mark meadows also wore a mask during the visit. >>> and former special counsel robert mueller made a rare public statement defending the prosecution of roger stone. he said roger stone remains a convicted felon and rightly so. on friday stone commuted stone's sentence. >>> the ceo of goya foods s

again in santa clara county. here is our live look there, this is being called the park fire, and now that the sun is coming up, you can see the smoke there, still some flames burning in the distance, and this is supposed to be some pretty tough terrain that these firefighters are working through right now to fight this fire. cal fire says at least 40 acres burned, as of 1:00 this morning so we are awaiting another s update from them. we'll see if it's burned more at this point and morgan hill police say ten homes have been evacuated. they do not expect the fire to threaten any more homes. east dunn road before anderson lake is closed. keep that in mind if you are traveling through this area. cal fire says to avoid that area if you can. no word yet on the cause of this fire. >>> contra costa county firefighters had a busy holiday responding to dozens of fires, this is fire in bay point, crews are working to put out the flames on wharf drive, as fireworks go off in the background. it's unclear what started this fi

some businesses in santa clara county will have to shut down again. just one day after reopening. >> we have to feed our family. make money. >> tonight we learned getting permission to reopen could be more difficult than next time around. >> do you recognize these guys? the hunt for mailbox bombers in the south bay right now. >> and a spike in coronavirus cases at tesla. employees say they feel abandon. >> and how robots developed in the area could revolutionize the restaurant industry. >>> now at 11:00 p.m. and streaming on cbsn bay area, a race against time in santa clara county tonight. good evening. i am ken bastida. >> i am veronica de la cruz. at midnight, salons, spas and gyms have to close again. kpix 5's maria medina is in san jose where one business owner is making every minute count. >> reporter: that's right. one barbershop is staying open until the very last minute. and up until an hour ago we saw a line of people waiting to get their hair cut. >> it was like somebody gave you something and took it back. >> after opening for the first tim

. >> this is dashcam video showing the drive through santa cruz tuesday afternoon. he saw a man standing in the middle of the road arguing with somebody and as he got closer he knew something was off. >> he looked desperate and crazed. >> that the attention turned to him and he will the gun. but help me out. i said no. i will shoot you if you get out. he said get out and he hit the side of the car with the side of his gun. >> he counted his blessings. >> he was on his mind. he could have pulled the trigger and that would have been the end of a. >> the government did not stop there. you can see the suspect running and confronting drivers at gun point. when driver goes in reverse to get away. at one point authorities say the man fired shots in the air. before carjacking a woman with a honda civic. here you see the suspect heading north of the rocks of the road. >> bunch of cars running off the road. >> they suddenly went south on a high-speed chase then drove off a cliff in santa cruz but climbed out of the water unscathed. the suspect was arrested. >> if you do not k

la zona de santa rosa y napa es posible que las temperaturas estÉn por encima de los 75. el pronÓstico es de condiciones tranquilas y el domingo y el lunes tendrÍamos temperaturas muy cerca de los 85. paola: regresamos con marÍa antonieta. cuÉntanos qué mÁs pudiste ver en el cierre de calles en san josÉ? marÍa: así es. como ves aquÍ, hay mesas en plena banqueta y aquÍ la calle san pedro estÁ cerrada al trÁnsito. esto es entre santa clara y san john. te voy a mostrar mÁs de lo que estÁ pasando en esta zona. las autoridades de san josÉ quieren que la gente tenga mucha precauciÓn, utilice tapabocas pero tambiÉn que salga a comer siguiendo las medidas de precauciÓn. esto se espera que en la calle san pedro estÉ abierto al pÚblico para que, al exterior hasta septiembre pero es posible que lo vayan a extender . este serÍa mi reporte desde san paola: los residentes del Área de la bahÍa superan al resto del estado . segÚn datos del pasado domingo, el 69% de las personas que recibieron los formularios habÍan enviado su respuesta. si usted no lo hizo, part

en la regiÓn de santa rosa es posible que hacia el viernes superemos los 85 . la calidad del aire ha estado bueno en gran parte la bahÍa. un cielo muy despejado, pero en toda la regiÓn costera. tenemos esa capa marina y la niebla bastante tensa tÍpica para esta Época. vamos a continuar con dÍas bastante tranquilos hacia jueves y viernes mÁximas en los o hacia el domingo pudiÉramos o s acercarnos a los 85. paola: regresamos con ramÓn. ramÓn: en efecto, vamos a tener la oportunidad de platicar con hugo meza pertenece a la fiscalÍa de santa clara, cuÁl es el plan para tratar de evitar que ocurran estas masacres en eventos donde ocurren miles de personas? >> en el festival que tuvimos el aÑo pasado habÍa mucha seguridad, del plan para el futuro es tener festival, seguridad, entiendo que este festival es algo de orgullo para la gente de aquÍ es muy importante tener mÁs seguridad. entiendo que el fiscal del condado tiene muchas ideas, reformas. quiere enfatizar para todo el estado y el paÍs. incluyen las reformaspara la venta de pistolas de alta capac

el próximo el condado santa clara va a realizar pruebas del coronavirus. no le van a preguntar por su estatus migratorio. los tres lugares a los que puede asistir son >>> (información en pantalla). >>> equipos de médicos militares fueron enviados a texas y californiapara ayudar a hospitales inundados con pacientes del coronavirus. especialistas llegaron a ocho hospitales que estaban escasos de personal. se reportaron 500,000 casos nuevos en todo el mundo por segundo día consecutivo. autoridades de salud advierte que los hispanos somos los más propensos a contagiarnos de covid-19. afirma que desde que comenzó la pandemia han respondido a miles de quejas de empleadores que violan las medidas de seguridad que muchas veces terminan en brotes de coronavirus . >>> este taller de costura continuo cerrado a cuatro semanas de que según autoridades de salud se registrara un brote de coronavirus en el establecimiento. que ha dejado a muertos y a cientos de contagiados . >>> mi esposo está bien. ya le hicieron tres pruebas y en las tres salió negativo . >>> al

upper 50s for oakland and san jose, mid 50s in livermore and san francisco and santa rosa is at 50 degrees. through the afternoon, 73 in san francisco, 80 in oakland, 87 in san jose and concord is at 95 this afternoon. highs are about 5 to 9 degrees above average for this time of year. will talk about how hot it will get through the rest of our week. details on that are coming up in a few minutes. >>> we're looking live at san francisco city hall. we are getting word that mayor london breed test results. they were both exposed to somebody who has tested positive, so it is mayor breed and supervisor shamann walton . they know that they were together at an event on tuesday but apparently, they were supposed to someone who tested positive at an event later on that evening. they were informed yesterday and they took these tests and n mayor breed says she has a moderate to low risk of exposure, so she said she is practicing the recommended guidelines and says she is going to be limiting her public events from now until she finds out exactly what the deal is with her test results. we will keep y

yeah, they're just now getting organize for this strike here at santa rosa memorial and they are getting everything set up they have a hand sanitizer out here, bottles of water they're all wearing their union shirts and they are getting all set up these health care workers all kind a test people for coronavirus of course they operate ventilators to keep severely ill patients proving but really across all departments here from the hospital, they have been in contract negotiations with the hospital for over a year now those on strike say the hospital cut the proposed wage increase by a 3rd after announcing their strike. let's just hear right now from terry young as he works here in oncology tell me how well what is the biggest thing you guys are striking about what is the message you want to get across. >>the message we want to get across is set. providence is and isn't coming up to the plate they're not they're not given us the proper gear to to get through this. taken away. our health care. they're the cuts that they're doing i mean it's we're working we're working with people. in the pa

no puede ocurrir una expulsiÓn en el condado de santa clara. tayana: es el derecho que tienen todos los inquilinos de este condado, al haberse extendido la moratoria contra desalojos. >> si van a una corte y altercarde sacarlos, no hacerlo. tayana: los residentes serÁn responsables de pagar la renta atrasada. ademÁs, pueden recibir ayuda legal. >> si un propietario estÁ ayudando a la moratoria. si el inquilino debe buscar ayuda legal y puede encontrarlo en una fundaciÓn cuyo nÚmero en una fundaciÓn cuyo nÚmero es 4082802424. ramÓn: veamos quÉ tipo de protecciones tienen los inquilinos en otros puntos en el Área de la bahÍa. en san francisco, los desalojos estÁn restringidos hasta el 31 de julio. en alameda, esta protecciÓn estarÁ vigente hasta el 30 de septiembre. en el condado de san mateo serÁ el 28 de julio. si usted quiere saber mÁs cÓmo protegerse en tiempos difÍciles, encontrarÁ una lista sobre las protecciones de inquilinos en nuestra aplicaciÓn univisión Área de la bahÍa. descarguela en este instante. atenciÓn, e

morgan hill at 88 los gatos at 84 along with santa clara 8182 for cupertino. east bay shoreline to the south of the mid 70's bump that to the middle 80's and tri valley cc that decoupling happening once we get more sunshine, 85 for danville walnut creek at 84 berkeley at 66 richmond at 68 up here the north bay, a chilly 62 pittsburgh an 8382 going on for napa and 82 for sonoma 77 santa rosa in this pocket here is where there's going to be problems again with fog for at least a while before we get to shake that off temperatures meanwhile along the coast and the middle 50's that that checking out the 7 day forecast we stay in the mid 50 mid 80's, excuse me for most of the week. then by sunday we move up a little bit to about 90 or so, but hardly could call that a heat spike or a bump just kind of return to some seasonality traffic right now robin know we close to. >>reality yeah, it looks really good out there and most spots that we're checking in on the bay bridge commute, 80 wesson to san francisco. it started stacking up. earlier this morning so the commute t

con that kosta, santa clara, and solano counties. the rules and dine-in restaurant service limit access to the california coastline, andrea joins us live from paca on thcoastline, andrea? >>> well, parking lots up and down the coast starting in southern california and stretching all the way to sonoma county will be closed this weekend in an attempt to keep crowds off the beach and from spreading the virus. ahead of the 4th of july weekend, access to much of california's famous coastline will be difficult after governor

>>santa clara county officials they have released new guidelines for the return to school this fall, but at least one school district is still saying most learning will remain virtual kron four's jason dumas us explains. >>we want all students and teachers to return to school as soon as possible. and under the safest possible conditions. the county of santa clara public health department and county office of education trying to bring some clarity to county residents on the protocols for reopening schools, this fall but in alum rock school district the superintendent is pretty sure what it will look like a majority of the learning is going to be. >>that tool. >>that i can tell you even in a gradual reopening right of who we ma i bring back because that is the best way to teach that student population. it's going to mean a gradual mode and we need to be very mindful. >>on a tour. >>how the incidences of covid-19 are evolving in our. >>community of course with the ever changing landscape of our current society things can all change very quickly what you are asking me today in the way i'

we just included santa cruz on the monitoring list. >> santa cruz county had been flagged late last week. and without enough improvement, found itself on the state's monitoring list over the weekend. the county logged around 130 cases of covid-19 per 100,000 people. exceeding the state's threshold of 100 cases per 100,000 people. >> things are good, but they're not great. we have good compliance with face coverings, but we're going to have to implement some additional closures to keep those numbers down even further. >> reporter: but tuesday, closures will impact indoor operations for a list of sectors including indoor personal care service like hair and nail salons and barbershops. gyms and fitness center, shopping malls, polices of worship and nonessential offices. officials with the city of santa cruz say all is not lost as business owners can leverage outdoor space. >> just looking at our physical landscape and the amount of space that we have for these businesses now spill out on to the schwaubs, into their private parking areas, utilizing some of our public spaces in a different wa

santa cruz is special for me and for a lot of people. you are here to tell us more about this place that a lot of people hold close to their heart. >> i want to hear more about that date. kidding. >> no, no. >> like you, i have loved santa cruz since i was a kid. people it. , i have a soft spr there are so many great places to visit, not just the boardwalk and the old wood enroller coaster. we should mention it has just joined the covid watch list. if you aren't a local, postpone your visit. i know it's hard because going to the coast is so much fun. we still want to celebrate the amazing place that is santa cruz. santa cruz has always pulled us in. >> beach on one side and mountains on the other. love it it's the beauty of the beach, that stretch of sand at twin lakes and those views from west cliff drive. >> coming here is relaxing. do you know what i mean? it's just a smooth feeling. there is nothing like it in santa cruz. >> then there is the boardwalk. the sound of laughter has mixed with roar of the giant dipper until now. food and

otherwise mostly 80s. 87 santa rosa. 80 on the nose in san jose. future cast shows the fog thickening up south of the golden gate as we head into early tomorrow morning. but it's not going to last long. it backs up toward the coast. right along the coast, you'll see a mix of clouds and sunshine. temperatures may be a couple degrees warmer than where we topped out today. we'll start off with similar temperatures, a degree or two warmer than this morning. mostly low to mid 50s across the board. temperatures still a scosh below average for early july. slightly above average, 2 to 4 degrees. not a big difference for early july. there's hotter weather down the line. let's show you tomorrow's high temperatures, mid 60s along the coast. upper 70s. and low 80s around the south bay. as you head into the santa clara valley, a couple degrees above normal. the hot spots, on the east side of the diablo range. low 90s for fairfield, antioch, and brentwood, up ander 80s to 90 degrees for the tri-valley. two or three than we were today back to the mid to upper 80s