i'm ken wayne and i'm palmore for united smith for states in the nation arizona, florida, texas and california combined to total more than our own a virus cases today, this as the infection curve rose in 40 of the nation's 50 states take a look at your screen over the past 14 days of positivity rate for the covid-19 testing california. >>has risen to 6.3% and almost 7% just over the last week hospitalizations have increased by 56% over a 2 week period and icu admissions are also up almost 50% in the span of one month california has gone from optimistic to sour in the fight against coronavirus especially because cases surge following memorial day now health experts are sounding the alarm as we head into yet another holiday weekend well for dan thorn talked with health experts on what went wrong and how we can get back to beating the virus dan is here in the studio with

>>that was ken wayne reporting for us tonight and in some cases mange can be fatal. so if you have a pet who is teaching a lot. take it to get checked out because mange can be treated that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 i'm justine waldman i'll see you for kron 4 news at 6. and then wrap it spread of covid-19 in prisons across california, the state is set to release thousands of inmates by the end of the month. the question is where they're going to go when they're let out we have the very latest

>>but it was ken wayne reporting in some cases mange can be fatal. so if you have a pet that teaching a lot you do want to take it to the vet to get checked out. well the ivy league as we reported yesterday has already canceled their fall sports and now the big 10 is following suit. the league says it will not allow any out of conference games in any sports this season, including football. in a statement big 10 officials say that limiting games to teams only within the conference would give them greater institutional control and make quick decisions and be flexible during the pandemic. and they'll be rolls on though with no covid testing issues thursday, the giants and the a's both free to focus on baseball gabe kepler called out slugger darin ruf and catcher tyler henman for outstanding performances in yesterday's session and the a's bob melvin said the team is hoping to pull some more pictures into the mix for longer simulated games and overall the team is grateful that they haven't had any health issues to deal with so far meanwhile 3rd baseman ma

kron four's ken wayne takes a closer look. >>but i'm a native and hollywood producer and actor alley ashar is back on his home turf and away from the los angeles coronavirus scene up here and they still matter is protected, but it feels a lot more people are still people some occurred is not a re so scary negative. allie has brought his production team to his family home issued his 14th movie in and around petaluma but it wasn't easy. first and foremost that to be legal. then came the hurdles that you need to talk to screen actors guild and the other the other part is states it was like a 30 page book we have to make like strict rules of getting your temperature taken getting tested and the test change someone like rick someone of the mouth swab someone in the nose swab is totally different. >>covid rules, mostly prohibit intimacy on set. that's not a problem for the 2 lead actors, they're married. >>so being you know opposite my wife is is one it's a dream because i get back to my wife and 2 we've got to worry about some of t

>>our catherine heenan and ken wayne will be hosting in discussing the changes police departments are making some of them after the nationwide calls for police reform and how officers are working to try to regain the trust of people they serve so we invite you to stick around right after kron 4 news at 8 for that special. >>and tonight, we know the students in the san francisco unified school district will be learning from home when classes begin next month. today the district announced the fall semester will begin with distance learning on august 17th, they hope that later they'll be able to allow some in person classes the district says it is planning to distribute more technology to students who didn't get it last spring and sandra fell schools will also be again the new year with online learning guidelines include starting the school year august 20th with remote learning and a phased and return to campus. the district is also holding weekly meetings to plot details. task forces will present their recommendations to the board of education on july 28th and at a town hall meeting on

i'm ken wayne and i pale more the lieutenant with the vallejo police department has been placed on leave that's after the windshield of a police truck which was involved in the shooting death of sean monterrosa was replace. >>well for santorum talked with the attorneys representing monterrosa's family dan joins us live from the lay ho tonight with more on the investigation and reaction dan. >>well ken and pam attorney john burris says that this destruction of evidence is a criminal offense and he says that this only continues to prove that the city of les hose police department needs to have more oversight and more accountability. >>this is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho police union president and lieutenant is under investigation and he may have thought it was good evidence. >>that could be hurtful to the police department and the play songs about slide civil rights attorney john burris says the wind chill was c

i'm ken wayne and i'm palmore that fire is burning right next to lafayette park kron four's justine waltman in the newsroom tonight with the latest just a plus san francisco fire just upgraded this to a 3 alarm fire and it's burning on washington street which is you mentioned is right near lafayette park. >>and the fire so big we actually were smelling the smoke here in our newsroom or on the embarcadero about 2 miles away from where this fire is burning right now, san francisco fire saying the flames are coming from a garage and i want to show you what crews are dealing with right now this is video just in to the kron 4 news room that a viewer posted on twitter you can see huge amounts of black smoke filling the sky and kron four's taylor sackey also nearby in the area and she shared this video on twitter as well we can see flames coming from behind those 2 victorian buildings and firefighters there on the stairs trying to lift that hose going into the back of the building actually gets stuck to sort of on the tire of the car that's parked there. the firefighter than us to go lifted up. th

wayne. the governor's announcement providing some consistency and clarity by making universal statewide guidelines for reopening instead of each county and district making their own decisions. >>here are some of those guidelines the county must be off the watch list for 14 days as governor just said masks will be required physical distancing must be enforced. regular testing and dedicated contact tracing must be in place until schools

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us for kron 4 news tonight at 8 in the east crews spent much of today cleaning up in oakland, some 700 people marched and protested peacefully yesterday but during the late evening hours, some demonstrators became destructive several buildings were vandalized and damaged including the oakland police headquarters and the alameda county courthouse. well for justine waldman is live in oua newsroom tonight with details on what happened once the peaceful protest ended justine well, pam oakland police wanted to make it very clear it was agitated or is within the crowd of demonstrators that caused all of this destruction. and today crews were boarding up broken windows covering up graffiti and clearing out all the damage after vandals set the alameda county superior courthouse on fire overnight. >>the courthouse was not the only building damaged. the oakland police headquarters on 7th and broadway was also targeted people broke its windows and then covered the building and graffiti and blue paint. oakland police also tell us projectiles wer

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us on kron 4 news tonight, a day. our top story tonight, governor gavin newsom revealing what he says exactly needs to happen for students to be allowed back on school campuses and which practices need to be in place in order to keep them and teachers safe. the plan centers on 5 key areas. counties must spend at least 2 weeks off of the governor's watch list before any schools in the county will be allowed to reopen they must also follow strict requirements, including face coverings for staff and students physical distancing regular testing and contact tracing and there must be support for distance learning we have a live kron 4 team coverage from details on the criteria to bay area reaction we begin with kron four's justine waltman live in the newsroom to explain how many schools will be affected by the governor's guidance justine. >>well ken and pam the governor today pointed to these states health departments community spread watch list. >>saying county is on that list cannot reopen their schools until they're off

>>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight, thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 8. >>our top story tonight all of the bay area counties are now on the state's covid-19 watch list. this after san mateo county was added to the list today. the county has reported nearly 1000 new cases in the last 2 weeks and 4 new deaths if the county cannot get the case rate under control in the next 3 days. it will be forced to shut down into operations for several businesses 93% of the state's population is now on the state's covid-19 monitoring list tonight, the bay area death toll is more than 750 this is california reports a single-day high. >>of a 197 deaths and the united states surpasses a 150,000 fatalities. more than 48,000 covid-19 cases have been confirmed in the bay area most of the cases have been reported in alameda county. more than 10,000 infections. there. they've also been a 181 deaths there santa clara county has seen the most deaths in the bay area though at 187. >>and legally not allowed to work in the space is how can i be fo

i'm ken wayne and i'm palmore for united smith for states in the nation arizona, florida, texas and california combined to total more than our own a virus cases today, this as the infection curve rose in 40 of the nation's 50 states take a look at your screen over the past 14 days of positivity rate for the covid-19 testing california. >>has risen to 6.3% and almost 7% just over the last week hospitalizations have increased by 56% over a 2 week period and icu admissions are also up almost 50% in the span of one month california has gone from optimistic to sour in the fight against coronavirus especially because cases surge following memorial day now health experts are sounding the alarm as we head into yet another holiday weekend well for dan thorn talked with health experts on what went wrong and how we can get back to beating the virus dan is here in the studio with more dan well, pam it took about a month of rapidly reopening businesses and also relaxing restrictions to see a fast increased infection rates and hospitalizations california was in a really good spot in terms of keeping covid-1

>>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waltman in for pam moore tonight, thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 8. >>we begin with that major development from the nfl, the league canceling all pre season games this year. kron four's ella sogomonian joins us now from the newsroom with what led up to the decision and delaware the lee goes from here. >>that's right ken this is something the players have been pushing for and were extremely vocal about on social media over the weekend high-profile players, including drew brees patrick mahomes and the niners richard sherman took to twitter accusing the league of ignoring the safety recommendations from experts and the safety demands from players among those demands not playing any games in august, the league appears to listen adjusting its offer today to eliminate the pre season entirely. while this is a step in the right direction, 3rd still several areas where the league and the players association are negotiating. take a look among them or how much time players will have to acclimate to training camp before the se

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the shooting happened on interstate 5.80 just before rush hour and triggered a major traffic backup oakland police say the shooting took place about 3.30 this afternoon in the eastbound lanes of interstate 5.18 near

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us for kron 4 news today. we have a team of reporters following these fires across the bay area we begin in the east bay where a fire burned close to homes in rodeo and that's where we have kron 4 status aqi joining us live with the very latest on that fire taylor. >>welcome though wind is still picking up a little bit here today, the wind played a huge role and how this fire behaved and where it moved today earlier it started out as 2 smaller fires, but ultimately merge into one as the winds picked up now thankfully though the one good thing about the wind is that it pushed the fire away from homes, nearby and instead pushed the fire into the wilderness area you see here behind me. now you can see that that areas no longer smoking like it was just hours ago. if you take a look at this video from earlier in the day contra costa county fire says the fire began around one 20 this afternoon, heavy smoke and flames filled the sky next to highway 80 in cummings the skyway the fire burned a total of 230 acres and on

>>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us for kron 4 news tonight at 8 our top story tonight, the state is monitoring sonoma county closely and may soon put it on their growing watch list of counties with elevated hospitalizations in a growing number of coronavirus cases kron four's michelle kingston talk to some businesses there was just reopened and now may have to close again. >>downtown healdsburg is open for business. there are many parking spots available down here, many people are out having dinner but that soon may change craze emotional roller coaster dust and the lettuce describing life is a business owner during the coronavirus pandemic he transformed his restaurant from an indoor dining establishment to a takeout concept in order to feed his customers and pay his employees 2 weeks ago they reopen their doors and while people were allowed inside the let pat to remove 60% of his tables, it was a pretty rough. i think technically 3 months but felt like i've but we're excited, you know to get out of it and. >>you know now we're kind of staying

i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight, and california now has more than 6,000 confirmed cases that's more than new york.

>>after a person landed in a coma, good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore, thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >>our top story tonight, this is the last weekend for certain businesses to stay open in san francisco. this is because of a rise in covid-19 cases and hospitalizations has now landed san francisco on governor gavin newsom's corona virus watch list. in response to landing on that list and the new rollbacks mayor london breed expressed frustration that people are attending social gatherings and not following health guidelines. this is video from dolores park from today you can see it was packed. mayor breed says that she's afraid people are becoming complacent and starting monday indoor malls and non essential services must close in the city and any further reopenings will be put on pause indefinitely, that means shoppers will have just one more day to hit those indoor malls in the city before the malls are forced to close once again. >>kron four's dan thorn kind of was shot some shoppers at the westfield mall in the c

>>well a flying tails right and tonight kron four's ken wayne takes us on a rescue mission to save 2 dogs, suffering from a manger is a type of skin disease not pretty and it's not common here in the bay area, but it is found. >>in the central valley. but there's a happy we have to warn you though some of the pictures are pretty hard to watch. >>you never really know what you're going to get when you fly off on a rescue mission. i was told there would be 2 dogs suffering from mange something i knew very little about on the ground in porterville was quickly apparent that this nasty skin disease can cause great suffering a pit bull named wally had a red rash showing through is white coat. >>and little terrier named jr was still in his crate and his injuries weren't as clear. we loaded them up and took off naming the plane back to the bay area where they would get treatment an hour or so later we were on the ground in petaluma row was met by shirley zindler from dogwood animal rescue project. we tried to coax jr out of his crate is. even as moneys wall seem to want to help. we got our f

>>that was ken wayne reporting the film is called a california christmas and the hope is that it will be released before the holidays so keep an eye out for it. we'll take a break. here's a live look outside goes to the embarcadero in san francisco, we're looking at the goal of the bay bridge with passing clouds still overcast but. >>we'll see some blue skies [♪] alright, guys, listen up. my momma... our grandpa... - my daddy... - our dad works on the highway. it's so scary. please be careful. slow down. and pay attention. be alert. be work zone alert. some people drive we havway too fast. why are they driving so fast? zoom. please, be careful. we get scared. - my mom... - my dad... my jiji's at work. 56 is the time coming up in the next hour, a new coronavirus testing site opens up in alameda kron four's reyna harvey is live with what you need to know if you want to get a test today. plus there's a push to further defund oakland police will have the latest on the city council vote that took place last night. and the nfl agrees to cancel the pre season, we'll tell you what this mean

thanks for joining us at 10, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore businesses such as hair salons and gyms in santa clara county had reopened just yesterday for the first time since march. >>but now they have just 2 more hours before they have to close again

i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman pam moore is off tonight now doctors and nurses across the country say. >>they're stressed out and anxious both at work and at home because of this pandemic this as hospitalizations in california are on an upward trend for the last 14 days. >>here's a look at the latest numbers, globally there are close to 15 million cases here in the u.s. are close to 4 million cases california saw more than 9,000 new cases and 61 deaths yesterday in total the state has more than 409,000 coronavirus cases in the bay area. there are more than 41,000 cases and more than 700 deaths. >>and take a look at this as of this weekend hospitalizations due to coronavirus in san francisco are up on sunday, there were a total of 90 covid-19 patients, 66 in acute care and 24. in icu beds. >>a new study shows frontline positions across the country are feeling stressed and anxious pose at work and at home. the study conducted by ucsf is the first known study to assess stress levels of physicians in the u.s. during this pandemic kron four's michelle kingston spoke to a local emergenc

>>good evening i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore we have team coverage tonight on those fires kron four's dan thorn has been following the growing crews fire in gilroy but first we want to go to tailor the psac ii who has been following the california fire in rodale taylor says. >>this was a wind driven fire here today that originally started out as 2 smaller fires, but quickly merge into 1, 1, one of those fires got away from firefighters. the only good thing about the win today though is that the wind pushed that fire away from homes nearby into the wilderness area that is now behind me now that area is no longer smoking it was just hours ago. >>i like the local black. >>some local >>neighbors described this rodeo fire that broke out near highway 80 incoming skyway just before 2 o'clock monday afternoon. what began as 2 small fires quickly merged into one in burned 230 acres because of strong winds wind at least one of the fires to get away from us and it burned past fortunately. >>they burn past all the petrochemical infrastructure. you can see behind me and also thankfully burn past a

good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman pam moore has the night off san francisco officials ordered the closure yesterday after the city and county were put on the state's covid-19 watch list because of a surge of hospitalizations. >>in fact every county in the bay area is now on governor newsom's watch list that is except for san mateo county people loin

>>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, this move could mean additional closures after 3 days the decision comes as the death toll in the entire bay area surpasses 750 with more than 48,000 covid-19 cases confirmed in the bay area. kron four's gayle ong talked with business owners in san carlos and they are now bracing for the possibility of shutting down in 3 days, gayle. we saw more foot traffic at restaurants who are going to still be allowed to reopen if. >>the orders don't follow through. but it's the retail shops and salons will suffer more if forced to shut down again. today. >>i didn't have a single person and my store that's how it's been before reopening for heidi howard she owns earthy treasures a boutique on san carlos av what she's been doing to stay afloat only by use my retirement money even offering sales to get customers through the doors but it's not enough i knew right from the beginning that in order to. >>get through this all have to some of my retirement money in but i have a 2 years to go before i retire, and i definitely am committed to stay san mateo c

good evening, i'm ken wayne and i pale more california hit a new grim milestone in its fight against the coronavirus 7,000 new cases and 149 new covid related deaths. >>that in a single day high. here is a look at the current numbers, globally there are more than 12 million cases and more than 554,000 deaths in the united states there are more than 3 million cases in california cases are inching towards 300,000 and in the bay area there are more than 30,000 cases and more then 620 deaths as covid-19 cases in the bay area continue to climb a local infectious disease expert says. >>we could go back to stay at home orders like we had in march in fact the mayor of los angeles says that city could reinstate a stay at home order if cases and hospitalizations continue to rise. kron four's gayle ong live for us in alameda county has reaction from a local medical expert about how the bay area is measuring up compared to the rest of the state gales. >>ken and pam you can see right over there that people are dining out here in downtown pleasanton many of them wearing mask which is a good sign.

i'm ken wayne, some of the signs that the north beach restaurant question. the gender of former first lady michelle obama while also calling san francisco a cesspool kron four's dan thorn joins us live from north beach tonight with more on this story. dan. >>ken and pam this restaurant owner would not go on camera, but he did tell me that the signs that are posted his restaurant or freedom of speech he says he's closing up shop. >>he's leaving san francisco because city leaders are failing people like him, but people in this neighborhood say that they are happy to see him go. >>signs hand written in broken english and italian cover the windows of restaurant tried to reopen tokyo for the

thank you for joining us i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the shooting happened on interstate 5.80 just before rush hour and triggered a major traffic backup oakland police say the shooting took place about 3.30 this afternoon in the eastbound lanes of interstate 5.18 near 106 avenue kron four's jonathan mccall a call has been following the story joins us now from the chp office in oakland jonathan what's the latest. >>tim the golden gate division here as chp now taking over that investigation as the lead agency so many questions still remain unanswered tonight about exactly who the person is that would fire those shots into that packed car on the east lanes of i 5.80 this afternoon. this is video of that scene that we've been following for you since breaking news on kron 4 news at 5 o'clock around 3.30 this afternoon chp says that someone the says that black car that you see there a black infiniti m 35 headed east 5.80 when someone pulled alongside of that car started firing shots. that's when we're told the car that did fired those shots t

i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight, and california now has more than 6,000 confirmed cases that's more than new york. here now is a closer look at the numbers as you heard california reported more than 12,000 new cases yesterday tonight california has more than 415,000 coronavirus cases, new york has more than 408,000 cases, but there is hope the university of washington is projecting that cases in california. >>could be significantly less if everyone just wore a mask kron four's also money and is live now in our newsroom with more on this projection l a. that's right kind of justin the university of washington is projecting coronavirus cases and reported deaths could be significantly lower if people use of face covering california currently has a mask mandate. >>take a look at the projection. the top graph shows a projection of coronavirus related deaths in california and tonight our state has close to 8,000 reported deaths and the green line on your screen shows a projecti

wayne will join me and we'll talk about changes. police departments are making after nationwide calls for reforms and how officers are working to regain the trust of their communities and you can join the conversation you can submit a video question on our website kron >>you might remember the story of a san diego woman who took to social media to criticize a starbucks worker after he refused to serve her because she was not wearing a mask her name is amber giles, she posted this on facebook the caption reading meet lennon from starbucks to refuse to serve me because i'm not wearing a mask. next time, i'll wait for cops and bring a medical exemption. well that went viral. the a barista ended up getting a $100,000 in sided with him. now giles wants half the money, she is threatening to sue to get it. >>and she gave it to land in he's i'm going to sue him for half of this discrimination and everybody's okay with that and in a bowling in reporting that kind of behavior. >>china's claims that she has a medical condition that prevents he

>>that was ken wayne reporting the film is called a california christmas and the hope is to have it released some time before the holidays, we'll see if they can do that. here's a quick check of the markets this morning as we look at the dow it started negative is expected. but look at sterne positive now by 67 points. trading at 26,000 9 '08. >>it's 6.52 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news. we'll keep our eye on the weather for you on this wednesday, not much traffic here to walnut creek road, whoa wh >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for john this morning and more fog rolling through parts of the bay area specially or east bay zone overlooking a parts of berkeley right now our camera on top of the east bay hills. we are going to have some clearing later on today opening up to warm and even some mild temperatures on tap, definitely below average for this time of year 68 for the high in san francisco with some clouds but sunshine this afternoon, 72 in oakland and then a little bit warmer in san jose and 80 degrees will have my full forecast coming up

>>that was ken wayne reporting the film is called a california christmas and they hope it's released before the holidays, we shall see all right as we head to break. >>let's go outside we'll see what it's like here in walnut creek as the sun is getting a little higher. >>things are getting a little brighter for so far so good your commute conditions of great looks like the weather is nice and mild to start we'll be right back. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happy. we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so they can keep more cash in y

>>thanks for joining us on this sunday night, i'm ken wayne, i'm pale more hundreds of thousands of college and university students should be moving into their dorms or off campus apartments right now in order to start their fall semesters but because of the pandemic nearly all schools are going virtual and many students are now stuck in their leases kron four's gayle ong explores how students can navigate this tricky and potentially very costly situation. it's tonight's top story. >>students living on campus received refunds for their housing but those living off campus have been left in the lurch paying rent for an empty apartment. we spoke to one u c berkeley student who has yet to step foot in his new apartment and the bill is on its way wednesday starts. >>i would just be accumulating debt weighing signed a lease for an apartment at stone fire berkeley before the pandemic in november of last year away is a rising senior at u c berkeley, he's supposed to move in his new apartment on august first, but when the campus announced its closure in the spring he notified property management ide

>>good evening i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at a and our top story tonight comes as california's mood has shifted from optimistic this hour. >>coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are on the rise as we head into the 4th of july weekend governor newsom announced today the state will be enforcing covid-19 restrictions kron four's justine waldman is live in our newsroom tonight with more on how california is wrapping up those efforts testing will pan is more restrictions are put into place throughout most of the state governor newsom says he's established a strike team to enforce the state's covid-19 guidelines now includes 10 state agencies like cal osha, alcohol and beverage control and the california highway patrol but there's still some questions and how exactly the rules will be enforced this holiday weekend newsom's administration is urging everyone in california to avoid gathering with people they don't live with and to avoid large crowds, but chp one of the agencies in the governor's enforcement strike team approved permits for a 300 per

now to this morning's flying tails kron four's ken wayne takes is a little slice of paradise in mendocino county. it's called the milo foundation sanctuary and it's a place where many animals go when no one else will take them. >>the mountains of mendocino county about 10 miles east of will is. this is the home of a place called the milo foundation sanctuary, there's a doggy heaven on earth, this looks like it could be a. as for running. >>the first clashes and fellow animals and people for money. >>we touch down at willott airport with a special cargo. this is leyla zana high energy dog who needs a lot of room to roam. >>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up late. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah, we have our 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals and found >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. the past by couple of other milo

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, california is making a u turn on his reopening plans. the governor says there are too many new coronavirus cases and indoor activities need to close back down. >>here's the reason for the new orders yesterday the state added more than

good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman pam moore has the night off san francisco officials ordered the closure yesterday after the city and county were put on the state's covid-19 watch list because of a surge of hospitalizations. >>in fact every county in the bay area is now on governor newsom's watch list that is except for san mateo county people looking to hit the stores at the westfield san francisco centre on market street will have just one day more to shop kron four's dan thorn caught up with shoppers making those last minute buys and he joins us live dan. >>mike hanna just seen the westfield mall opened up just about a month ago, but now the mall is going to have to close its more than 150 shops and restaurants again on monday. the city officials and public health officials. citing concerns with coming together into big groups in gathering, especially at indoor places like shopping malls. shoppers tell us that they understand why it's happening but they are still disappointed. >>shoppers vying to get their retail fixed at san francisco's westfield mall are running

well in this morning, flying tails kron four's ken wayne takes us to a little slice of paradise and then to see no county it's called the milo foundation sanctuary and it's a place where many animals go when no one else will take them. >>the mountains of mendocino county about 10 miles east of will is. this is the home of a place called the milo foundation sanctuary. there's a doggy heaven on earth, this looks like it could be a. >>and fellow animals and people are funny. >>we touch down and will it airport with a special cargo. this is leyla high energy dog who needs a lot of room to roam. >>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. the winning team will meet us at the airport to pick up late. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah we had a 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals about >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. the past by couple of other milo residences. we stop and vi

good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us on kron 4 news tonight at 8 our top story tonight, new details about what san francisco public schools will look like in the fall. >>the san francisco unified school district recommended beginning the school year with distance learning. kron four's taylor sackey live for us now from the school district headquarters with the very latest taylor. >>you can while the plan is to start the school year with distance learning the school board hopes to eventually face students back into the classrooms once it's safe to do so the school board says that this is probably the best option after reviewing the latest science and data and also holding many town hall meetings with the community. >>san francisco unified school district is moving forward with starting the school year at home and the district zoom meeting on tuesday. superintendent vincent matthews recommended schools begin on august 17th with distance learning. the plan is to eventually move towards a phased in return starting mid-october at the earliest the earliest i

i'm ken wayne and i'm palmore we have team coverage tonight ella sogomonian is in our newsroom with the latest on the morgan hill fire, but first we want to head over to gayle, ong is live at the scene of that fire near gilroy gayle. >>a candid and take a look over there you see that big plume of smoke right above my shoulder, it's still a very active fire fight the challenge with this fire is a hot dry conditions. >>the crews fire is burning on steep terrain and the winds are not helping aid could she's a bit thick black smoke and the huge flames firefighters responded to a structure fire in the area crews road and oak spring circle flames were first reported around 2 o'clock this afternoon and this fire has quickly grown to more than 1300 acres to structures have been destroyed one man lost his boat maggie swanton lives in the area the flames where the house was burning were over the trees you could see it above the trees and the line the fire line was real big. >>from the air. >>on the ground firefighters worked to put out the flames. they're currently working on structure protection

thank you for joining us tonight at 10 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the fire broke out shortly after 7 o'clock tonight in pacific heights and washington and franklin near lafayette park. kron four's dan thorn is live on the scene has been for there for the last hour and a half or so and he has the latest for us dan. >>ken and pam were here on washington street between franklin and gough where a lot of the activity remains there are several, san francisco firefighters that are still on scene here we've been told tonight that there were at least 4 buildings that were damaged because of this fire. investigators are still determining where it broke out and how it broke out, several people are believed to be displaced tonight we still don't have those numbers and in terms of the amount of people but they will not be able to return to their homes. as firefighters are made on scene here if you take a look behind me. the firefighters had a number of ladders that were put up onto the roof areas of these apartment buildings that are really tightly knit together

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, california is making a u turn on his reopening plans. the governor says there are too many new coronavirus cases and indoor activities need to close back down. >>here's the reason for the new orders yesterday the state added more than 8,000 new cases so tonight there are more than 329,000 cases of covid-19 and more than 7,000 fatalities. the state is also reporting that hospitalizations are also on a 14 day upward trend. we have team coverage tonight on california's reopening rollbacks kron four's dan thorn live for us in concord where the. >>sun valley shopping center has been forced to close its first we want to get to ella sogomonian in the newsroom with the latest on the governor's bombshell health order today l a ken and pam that health order means that effective immediately certain indoor businesses have to close up shop. >>across california, including 5 bay area counties take a look those establishments include indoor operations and restaurants wineries tasting rooms family entertainment centers. sues museums, movie theaters and c

thank you for joining us on this saturday night at 9 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the lieutenant with the vallejo police department has been placed on leave after the windshield of a police truck that was involved in the shooting death of sean monterrosa was replaced. monroe says the 22 year-old man was shot and killed by a police officer back in june. he was on his knees and. had his hands above his waist when an officer shot him through his police windshield, the police said they sought monterroso was armed with a gun, but he actually had a hammer kron four's dan thorn talked with the attorneys representing the model rosa family and he joins us now live from the lane with more on the u.s. the investigation and reaction to all this >>well ken and pam attorney john burris says the destruction of this evidence is a criminal offense. he says that this only continues to prove that the vallejo police department needs more oversight and more accountability. >>this is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes

thank you for joining us tonight at 10 i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the fire broke out shortly after 7 o'clock tonight in pacific heights and washington and franklin near lafayette park. kron four's dan thorn is live on the scene has been for there for the last hour and a half or so and he has the latest for us dan. >>ken and pam were here on washington street between franklin and gough where a lot of the activity remains there are several, san francisco firefighters that are still on scene here we

wayne. the governor's announcement providing some consistency and clarity by making universal statewide guidelines for reopening instead of each county and district making their own decisions. >>here are some of those guidelines the county must be off the watch list for 14 days as governor just said masks will be required physical distancing must be enforced. regular testing and dedicated contact tracing must be in place until schools do reopen, there must be an emphasis is on distance learning. >>and with 32 counties out of the 58 counties in california including every bay area county except am a tail on this state watch list. that means more than 80% of california students will have to start the school year with distance learning kron four's michelle kingston talks with contra costa's school superintendent about the state plan and what it means for districts there. >>this is on president terrence. the situation we're in we are trying to building new school system really school district sup

thank you for joining us at 10, i pay all morning and i'm ken wayne mayor breed posted her video message on twitter today to prevent gatherings the city and county of san francisco also announced. it is closing all beach parking lots through the holiday weekend. parking lot closures include but are not limited to the following baker beach china beach crissy field, fort funston 4 point the golden gate bridge lands end the marina green and ocean beach, half moon bay is also closing its beaches through sunday, the closures come after governor newsom ordered parking lots at all state beaches to be closed for the holiday weekend. the city's mayor is also actively discouraging people from visiting half moon bay. in fact, the mayor announced the stretch of the popular coastal trail between the seymour bridge and kelly avenue will be closed for the next 3 days. >>in the span of one month california has gone from optimistic to sour in the fight against covid-19 especially because cases surged after memorial day. now health experts are sounding the alarm as we head into another holiday weekend. kr

thanks for joining us at 10, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore businesses such as hair salons and gyms in santa clara county had reopened just yesterday for the first time since march. >>but now they have just 2 more hours before they have to close again we visited with a few hair salon owners in the county today. they say they need more clarification from the state. the owner of one's hair salon in los gatos tells us she worries the new order will force the industry to break the law. >>they have no choice but to go underground and into the backyard and into people's homes hair to survive because literally there's no assistance coming their way. >>santa clara county is among the 7 bay area counties, currently on the state's covid-19 watch list who was added to the list of sunday along with alameda county. concha costa. moran napa solano and sonoma counties have been on the watch list for more than 3 consecutive days already, and under governor newsom's new restrictions they have to close gyms places of worship and offices in non critical sectors which some health officers say is not ve

injuring 4 people and shutting down traffic for hours as for joining us on this wednesday night i'm ken wayne and i fail more the wild scene unfolded along the eastbound lanes of interstate 5.80 earlier today and tonight, the search is on to find the person or people who fired those shots while for jonathan mccall has been following the story all evening he is live at chp headquarters in oakland with the very latest jonathan. >>ken pam, so many questions remaining on into tonight as this investigation continues to unfold the golden gate division of chp now leading the investigation into those answers. the scene unfolding just after 3.30 this afternoon on the east lanes of i 5.80 near the foot hill avenue exit. investigators say this black him 35 infiniti four-door car was headed east on i 5.80 when another car pulled alongside of it firing those shots injuring 4 people inside of that car when i got to that scene just after 5 o'clock this afternoon. i counted. dozens of yellow evidence tense on the ground which usually is an indicator of just how many bullets were fired. tonight chp not

wayne. the governor ordered today all counties was close indoor operations in on the state's watch list. >>the restrictions are even tighter kron 4 s ella sogomonian joins us live in the newsroom was which businesses have to close up shop and where pam the state's latest orders come as hospital beds are filling up in some parts of the state. >>infection rates rise the governor's health order is 0 ring in on indoor businesses specifically all across california including 5 bay area counties that includes indoor operations at restaurants wineries tasting rooms family entertainment as museums movie theaters and card groups. newsome also ordered all bars to close all operations. in addition to that governor newsom also announced today that counties on the covid-19 watch list must go even further and shut down more businesses contra costa moran napa solano and sonoma counties have to adhere to the latest directions because they've been on the watch list for 3 consecutive days, so they have to clos

attorney and i'm ken wayne and i pale more ice directive would force international students to go back to their home countries or transfer if their college or university has moved all of his classes online because of covid-19. >>as kron four's dan thorn reports tonight, several universities across the nation, including the use the system also plan to file a lawsuit against the federal government. >>california has more than 180,000 international students are at risk of losing their student visas a sudden policy change by immigration and customs enforcement this week says foreign students enrolled in entirely online courses will have to leave the country or transfer to a school offering in person classes this could put everyone at risk of getting and spreading the coronavirus or be subject. >>in any case of these international students to deportation if they don't comply with this latest trump. >>policy the states lawsuit led by attorney general javier becerra comes after harvard mit in the usi system filed similar suits. the schools have announced they're moving to remote learning to he