. >>> the oakland city council is meeting right now and will soon consider a landmark policy for the police department that comes in the aftermath of the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the proposal would wide then city's existing ban against chokeholds and impose new restrictions on so-called neck holds. it would also prohibit oakland police officers from piling on top of people being restrained. the oakland police commission approved the propose understood policy back in july. the council is also requesting help from the state legislature to speed up enforcement. >>> first responders converged on the sonoma county fairly ground for an emergency involving 16 of their own. they received a call that firefighters were possibly exposed to carbon month oxide. firefighters were assigned to the glass fire, but were not actively fighting flames when they fell ill. one of the firefighters was taken to the hospital for treatment. investigators are trying to determine what sickened the firefighters, including the source of an carbon monoxide. the victims were part of the same group of fi

we are taking a live look at the city of oakland where city leaders are teaming with the city of portland to sue the trump administration. it is over what they call the unlawful deployment of federal law enforcement officers to quell protests. >> oakland has been threatened many times by this administration. we were pleased to join with portland who saw uninvited federal troops intervene in a way that local officials knew was actually not creating safety or peace. >> one of the concerns is that when federal authorities take over jurisdiction of a protest even people arrested by local officers could face federal charges which generally carry stiffer penalties. to be clear, federal agents were never sent to oakland as president trump threatened. >>> we have a happy ending this morning for this endangered zoo animal. if you have been following this story, it's pretty crazy. where the stolen lemur was finally found next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> a live look at the treasure island camera. in san francisco it is 70. we will heat up through the afternoon. we'll have more on th

one oakland city council member says the homeless problem is bigger than one city or town in the county. county supervisor nate miley whose district includes the fair grounds says it's a bad idea. he suggests using the oakland coliseum instead. in a letter, the county says it will discuss the matter with oakland to see if there is a location within the city that can house the homeless. >> seems like the tubbs fire was a lifetime ago, but for those affected by it, it's been three years and a long journey to get to this point. this is what the casia park neighborhood in santa rosa looked like back in 2017. the neighborhood wasted no time to start rebuilding the 1,400 homes destroyed in the fire. and today 1,000 of those homes are rebuilt. hundreds more are under construction. and the so-called new coffee neighborhood park reopened today. no one gathered for the opening because of covid, but the city of santa rosa put together this video to mark today's milestone. >>> many santa cruz businesses got up and running today after the county moved its way into the orange tier. the move could put

the city of oakland said that it is the effort to maintain public safety. >> reporter: city officials say that the policy comes after a nine-month process and hearing for 1200 people passed and the mayor calls it a policy. >> we have two do a better job if the policy will let us do that, to keep these encampments cleaner, more healthy ellis dangerous. >> the policy goes into effect immediately it restricts the campuses to be away from the house 50 feet. >> we explicitly say that we are not criminalizing someone >> lauren taylor said that homeless people living in restricted areas it will be underway with enforcement happening in january at the earliest. it isn't welcomed by homeless advocates. >> this is not the policy that we need. what we are being told is clever language. they are concerned that the majority of oakland will be off limits and the new restrictions will leave homeless people with no place to go. and it will be affecting communities of color. >> they will be behind the airport and along the port of oakland, out of sight and out of mine. >> the city is committed with pa

. >>> the city of oakland partnering with portland to take the trip administration to court. >>> number 74 on the roster, number one pass rush threat the beginning of the 49er super proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash prop 22. one ride california doesn't want to take. but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis,

. >>> the oakland city council is meeting right now and will soon consider a landmark policy for the police department. that comes in the aftermath of george floyd's death in minneapolis. the proposal would wide then set's existing ban against chokeholds and impose new restrictions on so-called neck holds and would prohibit officers from piling on top of people being restrained. the oakland police commission approved this new policy back in july. the council is also requesting help from the state legislature regarding more effective methods for speeding enforcement. >> protesters gathered today outside of san quentin prison to demand more help and protection for inmates during the pandemic. the protesters say they want governor newsom to take action to address covid-19 in state prisons and i.c.e. detention centers, calling for the release of more prisoners who are at risk of contracting the virus. >> people still continue to die, because we know flu season is coming up. he has still to address these conditions with these remedies by remaining quiet and not doing anything about it. >>

are blocked off with big logs oakland city council member dan copp says in response to recent gatherings were there were fireworks and bonfires involved they had no choice but to ban the public from the turnout altogether. >>we can't have any fire was of your people stopping smoking up here no barbecues a lit fires up in the hills area during the season is very dry. there's lots of fuels they're even with the station minister. and so we need to take risks to protect. all of us. >>and if those logs are enough to keep you away they're going to eventually soon adding change to prevent people from parking there. >>all right as we head to break here at a 52 we'll take you back outside show you another live look here at san francisco international airport. certainly a bit foggy can't make out san bruno hills in the background. hopefully though your flight on time it's always call ahead, we'll be right back. >>welcome back a 55 on this wednesday morning, pretty gray out there visibility is no good out of berkeley you can see well you can see much of anything actually as you're looking out at th

. >> reporter: community activist and candidate for oakland city council carol says she's troubled that early voting has started, but a balloted drop box hasn't been installed in this west oakland neighborhood. >> i think it is voter suppression. that's what i'm hearing from people who live in the district. they are concerned about what's happening. >> reporter: she isn't the only person worried. kay has said she has yet to receive her ballot or alameda county voter information guide. >> if early voting started monday, we should have had our material. we shouldn't be having to wait for it. >> we want to make sure that everybody has a ballot in hand. they feel that they have all the options available to them to vote safely. >> reporter: the alameda county registrar of voters says the material is on the way. he says the county wasn't allowed to start mailing out ballots until this week. under state man date, he said the county had to order an additional 38 ballot drop boxes. >> they are arriving this week. and we're going to be installing them as rapidly as we can. >> reporter: the county

>>the oakland city council president is recommending a pair of resolutions to try to stop gun violence so far this year the city has had a 38% increase in homicides city council president rebecca kaplan introduce resolution or a resolution that is the declares gun violence prevention, a top priority for law enforcement and that includes filling some crucial investigative positions that have been left vacant for years. she also wants to terminate the oakland apartments participation in the fbi's terrorism task force. >>3 bases the bay area oakland has been the one this year that's been struck by terrorism we are white supremacist kill up for security building for us. the federal government has refused to go after white supremacist even those white supremacists who committed a murder in oakland. >>both resolutions will be presented at today city council meeting. >>we'll take a quick break here, 5.53 as we go we'll check in with our live camera at sfo is pope begins to wake up we'll be righ serena: it's my 9:12, no-days-off migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine s

oakland city council member dan kalb says in response to recent gatherings involving fireworks and bonfires officials really had no choice but to ban the public from the turnout altogether. >>to not have any fireworks up your fireworks are illegal period in oakland, we can't have any fire was up here people shopping smoking up here no barbecues a lit fires up in the hills area. >>that is not the time of year for that city officials plan to eventually add changes to prevent the logs from being moved. >>coming up a rock and roll icon gone too soon to look back at that life that and even hail and the headliner of the ultimate california party bad. >>plus a las vegas resort beefs up security after a string of violence on the weeken s, the changes that guests can expect. and we've got some clouds roll in and outside right now that fog is creeping on shore the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends thi

andrea joins us from oakland with more on the grassroots effort. >> reporter: here at city hall there been discussions about defunding police, as oakland faces a crime wave, they are making a plea to settle disputes with words and not weapons. operation cease-fire, in hopes of reducing gang-related shootings and killings. >> born and raised in east oakland, i love east oakland and i'm just hoping that again more and more people will show up and be present and let folks know that we want to see our community members thrive and survive. three back oakland has seen 80 homicides already this year, compared to 58 at this time last year, oakland police say an increase in gang activity and early release of prisoners due to covid are part of the reasons for the increase in violent crime. susan mannheim her points to kids being left to fend for themselves. >> these juveniles have no structure, no intervention support, mentoring from adult relationships. >> reporter: these members of cease-fire, who come from all walks of life, want to show that they are here to karen listen. >> people are stru

. >>> this afternoon oakland city council will consider a landmark policy for the police department that comes in the aftermath of the death of george floyd in minneapolis. the proposal would widen the city's existing ban against choke holds and would impose new restrictions on called neck holds. it would also prohibit oakland police officers from piling on top of people being restrained. the oakland police commission approved the proposed new policy back in july. >>> a uc berkeley professor and a ucla professor are named as two of the three winners of this year's noble prize in physics. dr. was a professor at cal and ucla's dr. andrea conducted parallel research and discovered a massive black hole at the center of our galaxy. black holes are considered the darkest parts of the universe that suck in everything including light. they will split $550,000 for their work. the other half of the noble prize money goes to roger pen rose of britain who proved the formation of black holes is possible. >>> rosemary back with us on this tuesday afternoon. i mentioned it a short time ago, time to fli

the oakland city council approves to prohibit homeless encampments. the homeless won't be able to set up tents and parks or near homes, businesses, schools and some churches. the goal is to get them into affordable housing. the policy will start next year. now, the news comes as the founder of charles schwab plans to donate $65 million to build housing for the homeless across the bridge in san francisco. >>> 5:38 for you this morning. getting started with your day. time to get a look at what we can expect with that forecast today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that and, kari, how is it looking out there for us? >> yeah, a lot of people getting ready to head out for the morning commute. let's check out our east bay commutes and temperatures mostly in the 50s as we get started and it's going to be a cool morning but then much more comfortable as we go towards lunchtime going into the upper 70s by 12:00 here. and our temperatures will be warming up for today but we're coming down a few degrees compared to yesterday. let's take it through lunc

yeah that's according to a report released this week by the oakland city auditor the fire department had promised reforms after the 2016 ghost ship warehouse fire killed 36 people. >>in the days following that fire city officials found that the warehouse in the fruitvale district had never been inspected and was not even on the city's internal list of properties to inspect. >>4 years later the audit found the fire department is still failing to inspect hundreds of schools and apartment buildings as is required by state law that audit report said that more than half of all buildings that are supposed to be inspected each year went unchecked for 3 straight years, we want to continue now with our breaking news coverage of the president and first having tested positive. >>for covid-19 the said just became about 25 minutes ago the president made that announcement on twitter on the line with us now is east bay congressman eric swalwell. >>to try and dig deeper into what this means so congressman swalwell can you hear us good. >>you like and all right with him back washington. we just voted

>>well the oakland city council president is recommending a pair resolutions to try to stop gun violence. so far this year the city has had a 38% increase in homicides in the city has experienced a 38%. as i said increase city council president rebecca kaplan introduced a resolution declaring gun violence. prevention a top priority for law enforcement and that includes filing some crucial investigative positions that had her filling some crucial investigating positions have been left vacant for years she also wants to terminate the opd his participation in the fbi's terrorism task force both resolutions will be presented to get today's city council meeting. >>well today will be a warm one much like yesterday was not as warm as last week, but this time around with winds beginning to increase this afternoon a high fire danger over the next few days which we'll talk more about after the break. >>i'm tracking your morning commute around the bay area, it's looking good. but it's a little crowded out there and checking in on our bridges, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza so yes t

the latest in a string of recent shootings in the city. oakland libby schaaf is calling on the community to help end the violence. >> where doubling down on community healing. you will see many more people, you might not notice them because there are people from the community that will talk neighbor to neighbor, loved one to loved one to spread that message that in oakland, we want everyone to live and be free. >> two people killed and another hurt on wednesday just nine blocks from last night's shooting. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with the result of a massive coronavirus testing event at the oakland fruitvale district with the city in conjunction with latinx health groups and ucsf tested 1200 people september 26th and 27th. only 3 % tested positive for coronavirus total. the racial disparity is stark, only .5 % of non-latinos tested positive, the rate was 5 % among latinos and 8 % among mayan immigrants from guatemala. they also tested blood samples for antibodies indicating a person had once been infected, the rate was 6

city manager robert rob will now handle the municipal negotiations, and a local developer will help with consultation on stadium development. the group has also contacted the nfl about its intentions. >> most important leigh, we talked about the framework under which we would like to see the structure of our project and the different options that we have presented to the nfl. we also talked about the nfl, from the standpoint of their interaction with us, and what we got back from the nfl. >> the push for the new expansion team started in june, and just this week the group made an offer to buy oakland $92 million interest in the coliseum site. >>> the oakland roots soccer team will host and broadcast a special justice match tomorrow, this will raise funds for the new oakland groups justice fund supporting causes fighting for racial and gender equity. it was previously scheduled to happen back on august 29, but was postponed because of wildfires and poor air quality. now, the game will finally be played this coming saturday, tomorrow and as claudia reports, it is a game unlike any oth

oakland city council member dan cobb says that in response to recent gatherings involving fireworks and bonfires they had no choice but to ban the public from the turnouts altogether. >>how many fires of your people stopping smoking up here no barbecues a lit fires up in the hills area during the season, rush is very dry. lots of fuels they're even with a station and so we need to take risks to protect. all of us. >>city officials plan to eventually add chains. to prevent you from his driving up and moving the log and park in there. >>we'll take quick break or 6.42 coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, it's win or go home for the a's today, they're hoping to stop the advance in the next round of the playoffs, we'll take a closer look at what happened yesterday plus a battle against extreme wildfire behavior, we'll tell you how crews are gearing up. a long fire season. and we are at least looking at relief in the forecast from the heat and dry conditions. we have been seeing a grey starts the day and then a pretty mild it 60's and 70's for a whole lot of debate today your fore

city councilmember noel guy when you go to the flea market here in oakland, it is packed. >>it is packed saturday and sunday on coliseum way and 50th avenue you cannot drive in. and some of are not following the rules so we need to follow we're going to continue to work with these incredible partners that are embedded deeply in your community so that we can understand and doctor fernandez says improving the city's knowledge of how the pandemic is impacting those who live and work in the proved bill is the goal. >>we hope that testing the data will be used to inform public health response and 2 used to be informed by the city and our community partners haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>needles and syringes are in high demand as people rushed to local pharmacies to try to get flu shots, some people are actually being turned away because some places are running out of supplies that includes local pharmacies cvs walgreens some stores really struggling to keep up with demand. despite this doctors say there is no real risk of an actual vaccine shortage. >>at pro level the supply is f

oakland city council member dan called says he hopes this move will stop people from lighting bonfires fireworks and smoking all dangerous actions that could lead to another major wildfire like the deadly 1991 oakland hills fire that killed 25 people and destroyed thousands of homes said brush is very dry. >>loss of fuels they're even with education minister and so we need to take risks to protect. >>all of us initially last month oakland and berkeley prohibited gatherings that the turnouts from late at night until the early morning but decided more action was needed since not everyone was following the lot of pot smoking goes on up >>all times all times a day night people like to sit up and watch the sunset. i think it's too bad that people in the pandemic. up here in such but that behavior had to stop with the fire is crazy councilmember combs says the turnout should be reopened once the fire season has passed. >>in oakland police kron 4 news. >>it's high legend eddie van halen has died. that say about his late dad that's coming up. and the oakland a's try to get back on track in the

officials today oakland mayor libby schaaf explain why her city joined that lawsuit. >>idea troops without any coordination and over the >>the mayor responded to questions about the lawsuit while she was in east oakland today handing out laptops to students. the city has so far handed out 12,500 laptops because of donations and that is the halfway mark of the city's goal to hand out 25,000 laptops. well was a high-profile case that led to the conviction of scott peterson but tonight we're that peterson may soon be making a new appearance in the bay area courtroom. it's the latest chapter in a very long saga peterson was convicted of killing his wife lacey and son connor 17 years ago, but now the california supreme court has handed down a ruling stating that there could have been juror misconduct as kron four's terisa stasio tells us legal experts say this ruling could be a pivotal point in the case sending it back for a possible retrial. >>she was quite a flamboyant jurors. >>legal analysts paula canny diving into the details on the california supreme court's bombshel

well happening today, the city of oakland is expected to announce plans to resume streea sweeping and parking management yes, it's coming back. >>after a brief pause, the city resumed and forcing parking meters and regulations back in july. but as of now street sweeping and you know the pups parking restrictions, you know it's not being enforced oakland mayor libby schaaf and city council members will be announcing the details in a press conference that's happening later on this morning at 10:00am so we'll keep you posted. a video of a controversial arrest until larry county mother is now speaking out saying that her son who suffers from schizophrenia was been by canine she claims that the incident happened when she called the officers to get her son medical help. now we do want to warn you this video may be a little hard to watch a j keto has that story. cell phone video shows a by celia police canine biting a man in the face during an arrest tuesday afternoon. hi to keys as the one who called police the one behind the camera and the one who says she's devastated because this young m

a surge in violent crime in two of our cities. oakland 80 murders. san francisco 47 murders. a 47% increase over the last year. san jose, 35 murders, a 9% increase. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you. >>> oakland councilmembers are also expected to vote on a controversial new plan to regulate homeless encampments. this with be the city's fers set of organized rules. they say it would better maintain public space and lowering health risks in the process. opponents say it would merely expand police authority and not provide essential services for those who really need it. >>> those who live in san francisco struggling to make it in the bay during the pandemic may get a helping hand today. supervisors plan to vote on a plan that aims to help those living in 2,800 supportive housing units in the city. if the proposal is approved rent for those residents would be capped at 30% of their income. supervisor matt haney who introduced the proposal tells "the examiner" he believes the move will help keep people off the streets and homeless costs

. >>> the city of oakland is trying to make businesses more transparent about their past. the city council approved a resolution this week that would force companies to disclose any historical ties to slavery. this revives a law passed 15 years ago. the city would also create a new fund for companies with those ties could contribute to help oakland's poorest neighborhoods. >> it promotes healing it also takes one important step toward remedying the effects of this legacy of enslavement. >> they would be more have some tied to slavery from 170 years ago. >> according to the city attorney's memo companies that provide insurance or financial service is to the city and others would have to follow the ordinance. >>> new at seven, the parents of a missing student are pleading for any help trying to find their daughter. >> this is every parents nightmare. and all we want is our darter to be found safe and brought home. >>> sydney west was last heard from on september 30. her last known location was in san francisco, near the golden gate bridge. sydney is 19 years old, lasting wor

bartlett says the task force would bring community leaders in berkeley and nearby cities such as oakland enrichment together to address the gun problem henderson's family is hoping for answers we got to stop the say black lives matter if it doesn't matter because we killing each other so well we gonna do we've got to save each other like reporting in berkeley dan thorn kron 4 news. >>5.23 is the time coming up on the kron 4 morning news. well a lot of industries have been hit from the pandemic the real estate industry is thriving explain coming up after the break. >>well the bay area housing market apparently not hit that hard by the pandemic we have reports showing that building permits are up 5% in home sales soared in september the total number of home sales went up nearly 9 and a half percent. >>but financial advisors warn if you wait for new homes to be built. it might be a while since the space in the bay area is limited. >>and find a better time for buying because of the fact that the interest rates are so low we do project the interest rates to start creeping up in fact they be b

. >>> the city of oakland is trying to make businesses more transparent about their past. the city council approved a resolution that would force companies to dispose any historical ties to slavery. this revives the law passed 15 years ago. also, a fund where companies could contribute to help oakland's poorest neighborhoods. according to the attorneys memo , companies providing would have to follow that ordinance. >>> coming up on kpix 5 news and streaming on cbsn bay area, bracing for a new hurricane as the governor declares a state of emergency. the impact on local residents as they packed up, again. >>> let's take another look outside before we had to break. we are looking at the city of san francisco from our treasu right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. and packed with my toasted sourdough bread... ...freshly grilled onions, 100% beef. and two slices of melted cheese. all that wit

one ride california doesn't want to take. >>> a vehicle went off the road near the oakland berkeley city line. crews from oakland fire and east bay regional park would help pull the side of the steep hill on the boulevard near marlboro. it appears a vehicle was unoccupied when it went off the road and over the next several days. making sure nothing could happen. >>> in san mateo county, authorities are investigating what happened to a car. firefighters repelled down to the beach, finding no one inside that 2002 toyota celica. the car was likely pushed off the cliff on purpose. >>> ktvu henry hotels us how the education community in livermore is mourning. >> the school district is in shock over the school system. his body was found on wednesday in nevada over a week in nevada after being reported. >> it is just devastating for anyone who knew him. and was district spokesman. he never raised his voice. >> was found dead in the suv. no signs of foul play and also an autopsy is pending. >> it's like why? >> reporter: biondi was an educator at heart. >> if i brought anything to him, any conce

>>kron four's phillipe djegal tells us the cities of oakland berkeley and a park district are working together to try to prohibit gatherings of those locations to minimize the risk of fire danger. >>boulevard from oakland are now off limits to the public. initially last the 2 cities in partnership with u c berkeley and regional park is. >>shooting the areas off late at night through the early morning but not everyone listened so this is the next step it's a pity there, but they have to be blocked off, but they do have to be blocked off i've seen. >>nighttime and daytime but mostly nighttime behavior appears absolutely crazy. >>the council member dan cole says prohibiting the public from parking or gathering at the turnouts will lessen the fire danger weather to rest friday or not a red flag. >>need cautious about their actions. we cannot have any fireworks up your fireworks are illegal period in oakland, we can't have any fireworks appear people shopping smoking up here no barbecues a lit fires up in the hills area during the season you see berkeley provided the large tree logs used t

alameda county fairgrounds is a good distance away from the city of oakland and folks unsheltered like to be located in vicinities nearby. >> reporter: he thinks oakland should shutt shelter more homel residents at the coliseum but the coliseum is being used to shelter homeless people in 130 trailers. >> we can't have all of the services in one location. we need to spread that out. we have a growing number of homeless residents who are not from oakland. the reality is that this is a county wide issue. this say regional issue. >> reporter: to watch closely because this issue is not isolated to the east bay. >> like it or not, this is one of the possible models for dealing with homelessness throughout california. >> reporter: kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> if you happen to walk around downtown livermore this time of year, you might notice a number of the trees are covered in sweaters, yes, i said sweaters. a group of artists decorated the trees to bring art into the town. ♪ ♪ >> they call it the tree sweater forest. to beautify livermore. people look forward to it because when i put th

that's bigger than the city of oakland. it is still only 2% contained. two biggest areas of concern now are city of calistoga and the community of enguin. mandatory evacuations in effect for both. >>> fire crews are racing against the clock to save property. air tankers made drop after drop as fire raced up the hillside off highway 29. this is aerial video by cal fire looking on the palasades mountain range. it shows the glass fire coming dangerously close to homes tucked away in the mountains. >> a lot of people live around here, are from here and stuff. it's scary. >> how many times? you know. there is a new fire and we are evacuated. it's scary. >> calistoga is not the only concern. a big orange biglow outside enguin above summit lake road is sounding the alarm. hot spots on the western hillside of napa family. >>> a fast moving fire has claimed another life. the fire outside of redding has burned 55,000 acres since sunday. a 4th victim has died from his burns several days after being hospitalized. >>> oakland police have begun ramping up patrols in a

they made an offer to buy the city of oakland's share of the coliseum site. >> reporter: their goal, to have the nfl's first african- american owned team. but they need to secure stadium. and oakland-based group consisting of a developer sports agent and financier, amongst others, has offer $92.5 million for the city's interest in the coliseum. >> but we have to have the stadium piece or we are dead on arrival, right. >> reporter: the african- american sports and entertainment group made their initial proposal this week, which includes plans for not just a stadium, but a convention center, sports museum and affordable housing. so far city officials seem impressed. >> i think it's an excellent opportunity for oakland to have local presence in the ownership and development and create jobs as well. >> reporter: the fact that their initial letter describes the combination of things to get the funds, the excitement, jobs for the community, uplift for the community and things like affordable housing and local business utilization, that's part of why am really excited about this idea. >> re

happening today today, the city of oakland is expected to announce plans to resume street sweeping and parking management. after a brief pause, the city resumed at forcing parking meters and regulations back in july. but as of now street sweeping. the parking is not being enforced. oakland mayor libby shaft though and city council members will be announcing new details in a press conference this morning at 10 o'clock. >>now to the north bay fairfield police are asking for help identifying a car connected to a deadly shooting. the shooting happened thursday october 15th around midnight in a parking lot on horizon drive west of travis air force base and take a look at the suspect vehicle. this is what police have released, they're looking for this dark green, 4 door sedan the driver in this vehicle fired several shots into a group of people striking and killing. a 22 year-old man named jose cortes if you have seen the car or you see this car contact the fairfield police. >>and bay counties altogether waking up this morning just like this in the dark as pg and e wiped out power due to pre

so far, city officials seem impressed. >> i think it is an excellent opportunity for oakland to have local presence in the ownership and development. and create jobs. >> the fact their initial letter describes that combination of things so you get the fun, the excitement, jobs for the community, uplift for the community and i like affordable housing and local business utilization, that is part of why i'm really excited about this idea. >> reporter: the group has already been in talks with the oakland a's which owned the alameda county portion of the site and initiated talks with the nfl. >> football being 74 % african- american with no african- american owners, it could be an historic opportunity not just for the community but the nfl and everybody involved. >> reporter: they say the timing is right and if they can lock down the coliseum site that they will go back to the nfl with a formal proposal for an expansion team. >> with that african-american group that is a viable that wants to serve community and if it's and you have the entire bay area community of every culture behind tha

we'll talk to the oakland mayor about what's happening in her city and the news almeida county is moving into the tier.er.er.e. er we'll begin with stunning new head lynx on the coronavirus. a nevada man has become the very first confirmed case of covid re-infection in the u.s. what does that mean in terms of transmission, reopening and the vaccine? joining us to explore this and other dwolts, is dr. chin hong. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me on. >> this is a worrisome idea, that you can get infected, recover, and get re-infected. >> he's 25 years old. had no other medical history. got infected like many people did in march. one to two months later when he visited some relatives, people were sick. help got reinfected again. they did genetic analyses on both of them and they were both dirchlts. and he was sicker the second time around. >> sicker the second time around. all right. do we know if the second time around it was the same strain or a different strain? >> we think that it was very slightly different but not different enough so that his existing immunit

the city is setting new ground rules for its homeless camps. the city council approved a policy essentially banning tents near so-called high sensitivity areas like schools, homes, businesses and public parks. people can still camp in low sensitivity areas as long as they follow health, safety and right of way rules. opponents argue that the policy moves people around and potentially away from essential services without helping them find housing. >>> following following the vote the mayor said i'm grateful to the council who voted for a new policy to help us improve the well being of all residents. >>> in an update a proposal to temporarily change the admissions process for san francisco's lowell high school has been approved. the school board will conduct admissions through a lottery system rather than admit students based on grade and test scores. the changes will apply to incoming 9th grade students for the 2021 to2022 school year. several board members have expressed interest in making the change permanent. the board also passed a black stu

stepping up to help people cast their vote and that includes the city of oakland we've got joining us on zoom call this morning, oakland. >>mayor libby shaft madam air always great to have you joining us. >>the election week absolutely and and first off tell us about the coliseum because starting what tomorrow it turns into a giant. >>voting center. >>that's right. i mean this is a great year for sports fans and voting because the oakland coliseum is going to be in makeup boating center you can't drive by and drop off your mail ballot. you can even vote from your car if you know someone who is worried about standing in line are being exposed to other people there will be curbside voting drive through democracy, it's going to be course socially distance polling places inside the it all opens tomorrow, you can vote all day saturday all day sunday monday and then of course on election day tuesday. >>what about preparing for the results, i know that a lot of cities are very nervous. whichever way it goes that there could be some destruction and at least demonstrations. what is oakland doi

>>so say i live in san jose or oakland or the city should i expected. my wastewater is being analyzed. >>it is in fact being analyzed right now and not as a good thing because we provide that information 2 they're open to public health departments and then they can consider that information in addition to all the other data that they have to make important decisions about how to it and use transmission. >>so say actually with a actually try to pinpoint where exactly that waste water came from of a home an apartment building a neighborhood and then how would you notify the people. >>right so not as specific as the homes that we don't want to invade anyone's privacy here. so we don't anywhere where we would be able to identify exactly where the sample team from that we are sampling some fairly small scare also for example we're sampling an apartment complex that the they see berkeley pounds has about 2000 residents. so if we detect a positive signal in that waste water, then the university might decide to go in and conduct testing of individuals to then b

napa, richmond, san francisco, sfo, redwood city, half moon bay, oakland, and san jose, all records for today in the bay area. and you probably woke up this morning, a place like albany, temperatures a warm start. you could see 5:00 a.m., 79 grows. 7:00 a.m., 78, 9:00 a.m., 81. the key here is that northeast wind coming down the hillside. as this comes down in elevation and sinks, that warmth, and that's why it led to that very warm start this morning. now, the red flack fire warning has been extended for a portion of the bay area, for the north bay hills and east bay hills. this has been extended until 6:00 a.m. saturday. winds not extremely strong, but it is still warm, and it is still to try and breezy. we could have winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. right now as we look at some of the sensors, the winds, nothing too extreme, but it is still so hot and dry. here is our live camera this evening, looking out towards san francisco and downtown with mostly clear skies. the current numbers, still have 90s well inland. san francisco in the mid-80s. half moon bay, 81 degrees. the heat advi

oakland berkeley and richmond also back in the 70's with danville walnut creek in concord falling out of the low 90's yesterday back to the upper 80's to 90's hang on in fairfield and vacaville, well santa rosa in petaluma at 8685 today. here's a look ahead to tomorrow and the rest of your forecast so tomorrow we still have high fire danger as well as gusty winds. but temperatures do begin to cool down and by the start of the weekend at our warmest were only in the 70's for inland spots with 60's 70's right along the bay. do anticipate some strong gusty winds as we make our way through the weekend and on into next week too. robin, thank you john let's check in on the commute and take a look at the bridges and your drive around the bay area. >>we'll start off with the bay bridge. it's usually one of the most busiest during the morning drive. but you can catch are delay free commute in the early hours like the 4 o'clock hour. so that's really to the best time to just come on and get out there early if you can if you want to roll out of bed early it's going to be an easy trip here from o

oakland, livermore. fremont. redwood city. unhealthy for sensitive groups. and the south bay, look at san jose there. it is bright red. that means it's unhealthy for all of us. as you head down to the monterey bay, at least it's a little bit cleaner there. the smoke forecast, it is all over us today. also, as we head through tomorrow, except for near the coast, you can see saturday we're starting to see a little bit of a break for all of us. we'll take a look at that weekend forecast. i think a lot of us are tired of this, jobina. how about the commute this morning? >> yes, we are, mike. thank you. >> at least on the commute front, i have pretty good things to report here. we're going to bring in a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet. there's really one or two lanes that are slow. everything else is moving through nicely. in walnut creek, 680 is a nice -- westbound 80 in emeryville is busy. even that's moving pretty well. we're going to look at an overall picture of the map. of course, our usual slow spot but picks

. >> i do believe it is about investing more of our values in a city like oakland where we already have prime staffing of any city in america. we must approach this conversation with that local knowledge in mind. >> reporter: during a 5-year period in 2012, oakland saw nearly a 15% decrease in shootings and the city says cease-fire played a role in the decrease in crime. >>> the time is 6:11. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news and streaming in the cbsn bay area, the fire department launching a new fire weapon ahead of the extreme fire danger. >>> believe it or not, extreme temperatures. here's a live look outside before we go to break. i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me

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a cool 67 in the city. 76 for oakland. about 84 for san jose. 86 for santa rosa. much warmer in cloverdale with a high of 93 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast showing you that wide range in temperatures and a spare the air day monday and tuesday. temperatures dramatically drop wednesday and thursday. actually below average in the 60s and 70s. then we will track that chance of rain arriving late friday and into the day on saturday. new information's going to come in overnight. meteorologist mike nicco is going to have an update on that storm potential coming up tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 a.m. >> i know all of you will be watching it very closely, drew. thanks. >>> an orphaned mountain lion cub that survived a wildfire is now on t right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... they do one of the most deven in normal times.s,

later today the oakland city council will consider a resolution to declare the prevention of gun violence to be the top priority for oakland police and will consider a proposal to terminate oakland's police's portion in the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the head of the police union says that would be counterproductive. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in san mateo county where there's now a drive-through covid testing site for kids. the testing starts at 1:00 this afternoon for children 5 years and older. it's by appointment only, so do make an appointment. find a link to how you can do that on my facebook page and twitter feed. supervisors will consider a $16 million public health strategy to broaden test availability and offer inventives for testing and stipends for people who can't afford to miss work. the county is struggling with high rates of covid especially in the latino community. >>> want to play it safe when you go outside maybe for a walk? when is the best time, kari? >>> it's going to be a very warm day so early hours are the best. temperatures in the upper 80s and we'll see

each at 82 today, east bay temperatures mostly 80's a few 70's right along the bayshore union city, oakland berkeley enrichment. concord in walnut creek as well as danville a few response just below 90 degrees. well fairfield and vacaville are only 2 areas today actually reaching the low 90's. looking ahead at your next 7 days temperatures tomorrow and wednesday just a degree or 2 warmer than 2 days. nothing like last week's eat them after that it's only downhill we go with finally some all feeling conditions by friday saturday and sunday of upcoming weekend. highs and our warmest inland. only in the 70's by that robin i think you 70's are we appreciate that john. >>all right, let's take a look at the traffic. checking your trip around the bay area starting off of 80 you notice how the fog just kind of comes and goes here at the bay bridge toll plaza. so they've issued a late fog advisory i did see fall when i was driving across the bay bridge this morning but they issued an not too long after we started our broadcast so you're going to be dealing with that on the bay bridge and the golden

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poor in oakland, fremont, redwood city, indicated by red. unhealthy in san jose and air quality is deteriorating, unfortunately, in santa cruz. spare the air thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. moderate air quality. so definitely avoid the smoke if you can, especially if you have respiratory issues. stay inside. put your a/c on recirculate. tomorrow morning, mid-50s to 70s. hazy to mild to warm out there. tomorrow afternoon, talking about hot and hazy. 102 in morgan hill. 98 san jose. 95 sunnyvale. 93 san mateo, 80 degrees in half moon bay. temperatures soaring in san francisco, 88. 77 in daly city. in the north bay, triple digits from calistoga to santa rosa. 98 in san rafael. vallejo, hazy there because of the fires in the east bay. 90, berkeley. 96 fremont. and inland it's going to be 104 in livermore. 102 concord and in lezton. accuweather seven-day forecast, hot tomorrow. hazy spare the air. we'll duplicate that for friday. winds will be elevated in the hills and then over the weekend it's a sharp cooling trend. more fog and definitely

poor in oakland, fremont, redwood city, indicated by red. unhealthy in san jose and air quality is deteriorating, unfortunately, in santa cruz. spare the air thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. moderate air quality. so definitely avoid the smoke if you can, especially if you have respiratory issues. stay inside. put your a/c on recirculate. tomorrow morning, mid-50s to 70s. hazy to mild to warm out there. tomorrow afternoon, talking about hot and hazy. 102 in morgan hill. 98 san jose. 95 sunnyvale. 93 san mateo, 80 degrees in half moon bay. temperatures soaring in san francisco, 88. 77 in daly city. in the north bay, triple digits from calistoga to santa rosa. 98 in san rafael. vallejo, hazy there because of the fires in the east bay. 90, berkeley. 96 fremont. and inland it's going to be 104 in livermore. 102 concord and in lezton. accuweather seven-day forecast, hot tomorrow. hazy spare the air. we'll duplicate that for friday. winds will be elevated in the hills and then over the weekend it's a sharp cooling trend. more fog and definitely

. >>> today oakland international airport and city health urgent care are opening new coronavirus testing facility at the airport. it is part of hawaii safe travel program which means you won't need to quarantine for 14 days when you land in hawaii. >>> the latest on the coronavirus relief package and what happened when the label behind one of the biggest pop bands went public. those stories and more in today's money watch. >> reporter: wall street lost ground wednesday, dow dropped 165. nasdaq was down 95. s&p 500 fell 23. it's looking unlikely a new coronavirus relief package will be passed before the election. mnuchin told an economic conference that getting something done by the 23rd and executing on that would be difficult. >>> label behind bts has gone public in one of the largest listings. they debuted at about $236, double its initial offering. that values the company at more than $8 billion. as a result the seven members of bts each became about $20 million richer. >>> don't just eat bacon. inhale it. that's the message from hormel foods which is giving away bacon scented face ma

, and oakland, upper 90s for south bay in santa clara, upper 90s and low 100s for the north bay. triple digit for tri-valley, fairfield, antioch. 106-107. the heat advisory for tomorrow. kicks in tomorrow at 11 am through 8:00. temperatures 20 degrees above normal for the first day of october, the only spots not included in the advisory along the coast. >>> a red flag warning tomorrow and friday for the north bay mountains and the glass fire, not only hot but the humidity will be low and the winds will be gusty, that is a concern because the fire could spread in a new direction, and the smoke produced by the fire will be an issue through the end of the week, the five day forecast, taking you through the weekend coming up at 7:00.>>> and you know the oakland a's have not won a playoff series since 2006, so if they lose today, that streak extends to 14 years, not good. they came alive today against the white sox pitcher, dallas keuchel, and that is gone, the oakland a's had a four-run lead after that 2 run jack. in jeopardy of giving some back, mark hanna at the wall, a brilliant c