livermore, pleasanton, fairfield, that's you guys. significant risk of heat related illness from now until wednesday night let me pull in that orange color. that is a little milder. it's just a heat advisory, but a heat advisory still goes along with its own set risks r heat related illnesses. this one only stays ineffect until 9:00 tonight, but as we well know, that doesn't mean the heat will end then. i will be back with more on the comp fw minutes. for now, guys, back over to you. >> reporter: i'm da lin live in pleasanton. this is the first major heat tae to hit the bay area, and hour, the start of the dinner rush, and there's not a lot of folks around here. >> we have a lot of cancellations. >> reporter: this bistro in downtown pleasanton is seeing a 50% dip in business compared to last weekend. >> last night we had two tables at 6:00 >> reporter: similar drops in neighboring restaurants. the triple digit heat kept a lot of people home. >> 30% of the cancellations make to go orders, so that is good. >> reporter: the city shut dow

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in pleasanton with the details. cheryl. >> reporter: well, tired and weary firefighters are here at the pleasanton fairgrounds getting some much needed rest before they find themselves right back on the fire line. >> the most aggressive firefighting is happening along the northern edge and along the southern edge. >> reporter: san jose fire captain mitch matlow giving us an overview on where the wildland fire is still burning out of control. >> the big concern right here is they want to stop it before it ruins the whole state park. this green area is henry coast state park. they definitely want to keep it out of the populated areas here. >> reporter: fire crews have been able to create a border around the massive fire with air drops and bulldozers to protect cities like fremont, pleasanton, livermore, gilroy, and morgan hill. >> this is the direction that the fire is traveling right now, and they want to stop it before it gets to 152. >> reporter: while morgan hill is still under an evacuation warning tonight, resid

we are live in pleasanton. wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> starting monday some businesses in san francisco will be able to reopen outdoors. that includes nail salons. hair salons, barber shops and gyms. the state released new reopening guidelines every county is now assigned to a color tier based off of its rate of coronavirus cases and the positivity rate. the tier will determine which industries can reopen. here is where the bay area stands. most of the counties in purple. meaning we are still dealing with the virus widespread. san francisco and napa county however are slightly better and the red color. now we have posted a much more detailed break down of the new guidelines on kpix.com. along with a link to a county by county breakdown of what is opened and what is not. and why. >>> activists held a justice for jacob riley in kenosha wisconsin after he was shot 7 times in the back by a police officer. the 29-year-old is now paralyzed and his father is outraged. >> what gives them the right to think that my son w

live in pleasanton, kpix 5 news . >> be-en to-bumper. the excessive heat clearly driving thousands out of alameda and contra costa counties to cool off. john ramis is in half moon bay. this rning, you are ly still stock in traffic. >> reporter: when the weather heats up, people head to the beach is. normally that's a welcome thing to half moon bay. during the pandemic, it can become way too much of a good thing. by noon, traffic at half moon bay was back more than an hour clear back to san mateo. when you got to the beaches, they look like this. lots of people. it was hard to find anyone wearing a face mask. the mayor says they tried to close the beaches on july 4., but most people ignored it. >> i said there are police officers on the beach that will take you f the h. wee. lkedrigh >> rter: cabin fever brought pe e ri we came wi friend to celebrate both of their birthdays and get out of the inland valley heat. >> we knew it was going to be 109. we have been in our homes five months and we are looking for something to do. we would rather

>>live at the command post in pleasanton dan kerman kron 4 news tonight for those fire crews. dan thank you taking a live look at current temperatures across the bay area. >>you can see things are still scorching as you move further inland, you see some triple digits. still on the map at 5 o'clock. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us very right now with the very latest on those temperatures and what we can expect as we move further into the week. yes, certainly hot out there right now but jonathan we're looking at possibly. >>the 6th straight day, a very hot temperatures. so the excessive heat warning is still in place even though numbers are likely going to come down for tomorrow. it's just day after day after day of the success of heat and that's going to cause problems inside the peninsula, you're looking at those hot temperatures. a warning continues all the way down into redwood city menlo park temperatures again 80's and some 90's by tomorrow afternoon. the south bay, not quite as hot but hot enough remember we've been heat for a long time now since last week te

it will show at drive-ins across the state including the county fairgrounds in pleasanton. for 115 bucks, you can take your own car with your load of fans and rock out to that unique show. don't bring too many because you don't social distance and whatnot. >> absolutely. if you want to relieve some da semifinals right here in the bay area, and two bay area superstars are really hoping to make that cut. jack and tao, they actually have been dancing since they were kids. they actually used to compete against each other, and then they decided to join forces in hopes of wing "the world of dance" competition. they're actually really close, and the two will compete against five other acts with only two of them moving to the finals. you can catch all of that tonight at 10:00 right here on nbc bay area. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news overseas on the coronavirus front. russia says it is the first country in the world to approve a covid-19 vaccine. coming up, though, why there is so much skepticism and what's next for that drug. plus -- >>> ously we all want to play. >> first s

the hope is to create a massive movement of stylists here in pleasanton and livermore, perhaps beyond, to reopen in defiance in august. tomorrow they'll be meeting right here to land on a date. in pleasanton, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> now, it is estimated that a large number of the people who are infected with covid-19 arav symptoms, making it hard at times to pinpoint the origin. a bay area company is launching a new testing kid that can track whether covid-19 is present on surfaces. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra digs into the pros and con "h" cons. >> reporter: lab technicians working at phylagen are working around the clock to process surface testing kits that detect the presence of covid-19. >> it is not a human diagnostic test. it just indicates whether or not you have people that are carrying the virus indoors. >> reporter: ceo dr. jessica green explains each kit sent in the mail comes with between 10 to 25 swabs. you take each swab, brush the top of any surface, and send the samples back to phylagen. >> we process every sample and assess whether or not the virus

increasing there's no shortage of food i spoke to the store managers of rallies and safely here in pleasanton who tell me by phone they're not seeing any panic buying like what we saw in the spring which means the shelves are fully stocked here in pleasanton gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well happening today, a federal civil rights lawsuit will be filed against the city of a lay over the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa the 22 year-old was killed in a walgreens parking lot back in june. body camera footage of the shooting is now available. according to the lawsuit jarrett on is named as the boy a police officer who fired at monterrosa 5 times from the back seat of an unmarked pickup truck. police say tom miss took a hammer in monterrosa's waistband for a gun. but attorney john burris says that this was tom's 4th shooting in 5 years and claims the leo pd new or should have known about toms quote shocking history of firing his gun on the job. meantime. the city of vallejo has released new video and information surrounding the fatal police shooting of 20 year-old willie mccoy. he was killed o

. >>> we are following a sigalert in pleasanton involving a big rig and two other cars that appears to be causing a pretty extensive backup. sky 7 is on the way. injuries have been reported, at least two lanes are blocked as we bring in the maps so you can see what we also are hearing is that the caltrans has called up a street sweeper -- it looks like we have sky 7 now. so we have the between block blocked. and i know an ambulance was called.two two lanes blocked. and i know an ambulance was called. as we zoom out, you can see that it is slow. so it won't slow down too much coming out of livermore, but once you make it the halfway point along southbound 680 westbound 580 before 680, that is where the issue is. so again, westbound 580 before the 680 connector, heads up to you. >>> and a public health officer is apologizing to local businesses that had to close under the state's orders. he believes that order is misguided and is doing more harm than good. abc 7 news is focusing on the economy and how these businesses closing are impacting people in our communities. lauren martinez is li

he's in livermore for talking about the and pleasanton. i'm inmo right thousanow. we're expecting the choppers here at the cal fire helibase to resume their air attack on the fire burning several miles south of here. time lapse video from overnight of the fire burning in fremont. only grew 4,000 acres between yesterday morning and 7:00 last night. we expect more numbers coming up shortly. over to cierra johnson in the north bay. >> reporter: yes, good morning. i am live in healdsburg where folks here have been on standby for the last week, those evacuation warnings issued wednesday because of the wind and now they remain in effect because of wind and additional threats of lightning. 52,000 acres have been burned but a little bit of good news. cal fire says this fire is now 5% contained up from no containment on friday. folks we spoke with said their concern is the lightning and the fire jumping the freeway, something in the vicinity last week. residents on high alert hoping that does not happen. we'll pass it back to you in the newsroom. >>> all right. thunder, lig

>>yeah, long hair designs in downtown pleasanton it's a risk christine palmer is willing to take reopening flaunt hair designs without approval from alameda county will take your temperature. >>give you the screening questions hand sanitizer masks homer says her salon located how to dougie plaza in pleasanton has remained closed since the county order to shelter in place back in march and well into 10's $1000 and the background and has climbs so does her frustration with the county public health department last month governor gavin newsome released updated state guidelines for personal care services to reopen outdoors during the pandemic. >>but the county has yet to approve those operations like all other bay area counties alameda is still on the state's covid-19 watch list but other counties like contra costa have relaxed their health orders to allow salons to run in some capacity should be called essential workers on saturday homer organized a rally outside her salon where more than 30 local stylists gathered and committed to reopening their businesses in solidarity my mind 17 the group

there was a drive-through zoo in pleasanton billed as a safari adventure. visitors got to see a leemure, sloths and various reptiles from the comfort of their cars. families say it was good chance to get the kids out of the house. >> the little ones enjoy it. all kids love animals, right? they don't get to see these often. >> yeah. they're probably better seen from inside the car. tickets cost $thrive with the money going to help bay area wildlife groups. >> what a fun afternoon and day that must have been minus that it was probably pretty humid out there. >> yeah. we've got a lot going on. now our heat wave rolls on. and even overnight, there is threat of more line moving into the bay area. live doppler 7 showing you any line we did have with thunderstorms earlier today. they have all moved out for the time being. certainly our skies have quieted down. as the cloud cover broke down, the sunshine came back. it is a hot day across the region. 90, the current temperature in san jose. knee, redwood city. 83 in oakland. you can see a little sea breeze. they are

. >> reporter: in alameda county, dean's salon in pleasanton is closed. indoors remains off limits for now. hawk's place is inside a massive health club with plenty of space indoors, but no room outside. >> our long-term clients may feel the dess perration to have to go there and get their services. you, colors and things you can't do in these outdoor locations. . >> reporter: the state has designated both counties as purple, yet hawk said he thinks there is something beyond health standing in the way of alameda county loosening it's guidelines for salons. >> i think they're more worried about how it looks politically, to be hob it's with you, than it does, you know, economically to us that really want to get back working. >> to be clear, no evidence that alameda or any other county for that matter is allowing politics to drive their decision makes. health official say it is all about the data. and counties still have the option to be more stringent if they think it's necessary. andre? >> a lot of hair salon owners are looking for the state and county to

the bigger issue in pleasanton with very unhealthy air quality. it's weird to say this, but that is an improvement over the last hour. last hour, we were dealing with hazardous air quality in pleasanton. so you can see a lot of smoke in our atmosphere. so much smoke and haze and little change over the next two days. monday and tuesday, we have poor to unhealthy air quality no matter where you live over the next 48 hours. cool on the coast, 50s, 60s. tonighg the threat for0s and lightning. let's go hour by hour. later this'veing back on air for "abc7 news" at 1:00, we'll track that moisture moving through. it continues overnight. and by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, that is when the threat for lightning really does deminish. so we have a 12-hour window. that morning storm threat tomorrow before 8:00 a.m., otherwise we're dealing with air quality issues w an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all finished, j

that's toward his hometown of pleasanton. marcus semien feels at home. 379 feet. it's a two-run blast. oakland scores nine runs and send 11 men to the plate. pinder got two hits in that inning alone, 11-2 after five.i inning. great did i give catch. they double up pinder at second base. the a's sweep 15-3. we'll hear from both teams in an hour. for those that are counting, and i am, we're four weeks away from the scheduled regular season opener between the niners and cardinals at levi's. the guy nicknamed the jet back on the field and looking forward to contributing this season. >> i do think i can open up a different element. my tool set and what i bring to the game, you know, kyle does a great job pulling players and the best situations to see. i'm excited to be back and be healthy. it's hard for me to tone down a bit. i work like i'm broke, so it's hard to stop working. >>> hey, did you see this? quarterback alex smith got great news that he can return to practice today. his family celebrating yesterday. today here he is at practice, throwing darts for the firs

we got a chance to talk with our christine peters who's the owner of the salon here in pleasanton she's been leading the charge to trying good. here's salons of back indoors to perform those services where they say it's actually safer for customers. they say they're able to control the climate the temperature and they say that the salons are regulated heavily and have all the measures in place. they stay sure she says she's not exactly sure at this juncture even with the air quality the way it is they're still not being allowed back inside i'm surprised that alameda county wouldn't let us open. >>when gavin newsome initially said california salons could open and go outside and they said no. now they're saying yes. even with the smoke, i don't get it as far as clients and stylists being concerned absolutely we are concerned we're concerned about her client's safety. >>a lot of a lot of concern there as she mentioned a lot of different aspects the salon owners to the workers to the customers making sure that everyone is safe. peters right now is on a tour. she's traveling up and down the

areas like pleasanton in the hazardous category when it comes to air quality. we'll see if we can find improvements in the air quality and take a closer, detailed time line of the moisture m thn the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> we need that improvement, drew. thanks. >>> we start in the north bay and what's being called the lnu lightning complex. the second largest wildfire in state history. it's burning primarily in napa and sonoma counties, scorching 341,000 acres. containment is only at 17%. it's wiping out hundreds of buildings and cornell barnard saw some of it firsthand today and joins us live from healdsburg. cornell? >> another tough day for firefighters here and the fight continued in western sonoma county. take a look. smoke rising from that ridge here in the dry creek valley. the walbridge fire made some progress overnight, but now a new threat of lightning could be a huge setback. this driving tour shows the path of destruction from the walbridge fire in western healdsburg. the fire still smoldering on wallace creek road. by mornin

. >> the adobe plaza shopping center in pleasanton has a lot of hands on businesses so it's been hard hit by the shut down. some have been allowed to reopen in outdoor settings. flaunt hair designs has not. >> at first i did understanding i don't get it any more. it's been proven that we don't spread it. >> christine palmer is part of a large group of salon owners who plan to reopen august 17th whether they have permission or not. they're taking their cue from another high profile rebellion. >> look at tesla. it worked. they did not obey. they did what worked for them. and they're open now. >> other close quarter businesses like dentists and airlines have been allowed to open with safety precautions. but the salon owners say the hair and nail industry has been considered ultra dangerous because of an early misunderstanding. >> our governor mistakingly said the first case came from a nail salon. and it's been proven wrong. and ever since that mom, our industry has been targeted. >> other counties allow outdoor haircutting but so far alameda county hasn't. but palmer wants to operate in

>>in pleasanton fleet and all kron 4 news. >>santa cruz county is getting a donation of 250 reusable gowns for its medical professionals and staff. the of paro valley quit association will deliver the gowns to county supervisors tomorrow morning. a team of 45 members of the cult association. so the gowns. the couple so ch previously donated 150 reusable gowns for senior care and rehab facilities as well. the marathon refinery in martinez is shutting down permanently production at refineries been on hold since april because of low demand for gasoline and now the site will be converted into a terminal facility. the martinez refinery currently employs about 740 people. layoffs will begin in october. >>7.34 and san francisco's tenderloin is getting a social distancing make over. the city is launching a 4 block construction project on joan street from all farrell to golden gate. take a look in the shows you where it is. this is how things are right now on joan street and the bottom image shows the plans and how they've changed. i d

one in livermore and one in pleasanton. just an hour ago for about a two hour timeframe we were at the hazardous level for air quality. not that your behavior needs to change when you hear the word but no it it's an unpleasant distinction to have for your part of the bay area. some of the worst air quality affected has been here. limit your time outdoors to the best of your ability. you have got to get out and live your life, but if you don't have to be out but it as much as you can. dealing with your fair share of bad air quality you guys got in on the act today, it has been rough. this is the camera we have got closest to the locations r qual and that is all smoke, you can barely see a thing. san jose, there you we're keeping this going tomorrow. the forecast calls for more of the same. let's move on and we will talk about the issue coming later tonight. see the clouds? it is starting to light up, but if we pull out water vapor you will see the engine driving all of this, look at this area of low pressure. it used to be a

for the east bay we'll see a high of 86 in pleasanton. oakland today 71, and for the coastal areas, we will get some sunshine today, but i think it's going to be foggy for most of the day at half moon bay. heading over to palo alto, we expect the high temperature to reach 80 degrees, and san francisco will reach into the upper 60s. today in the mission district and our north bay high temperatures in the mid-70s in stant santa rosa. compare it to the heat we'll still feel in ukiah today as it heads up to 95 degrees. some of us enjoying a nice, clear sky but we'll also have a meteor shower peaking tonight into early tomorrow morning, and this is the time we could see, in those predawn hours, several of those meteors streaking across the sky. find a panoramic view, look up and just sit back and enjoy it. the south bay, of course, will have the best chance of seeing it with the clear skies overhead. as we go through the forecast, it's going to turn hot by the end of the week. are you ready for this this weekend? highs in the upper 90s in the

inland you'll find the warmth. 89 in fairfield. 85 degrees in pleasanton. your seven-day forecast is a mild to warm day to end the workweek. going into the weekend, we'll have that mid-summer heat with mid-90s inland. mid-60s coast. the cooling begins next week. but overall, the pattern is fantastic. as you know, around this time of year, you could get the triple digits inland. wee don't have that kind of heat. just enough for people to enjoy. >> dan and ama. >> sounds great. thank you. >>> you can't beat a dog being rescued after a fire and then i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosenty

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in pleasanton with the story. >> reporter: eric, the pandemic has been brutal for hair salon owners across the state, especially here in alameda county. many say they are struggling and need to reopen now, even if that means defying a county order. >> i can'tdstylis he hung o long enough. >> our county will not allow us to do anything, not even outdoors. >> reporter: salons have not been allowed to reopen since march. >> i can go get a boob job right now for crying out loud but i can't cut hair. >> reporter: this solidarity rally brought a growing number of stylists together to say they're ready to open safely indoors. >> we can follow the rules. we can do what they ask us, so let us open up indoors. we are safer inside. >> reporter: christine palmer safety veen protocols and should be classified as essential workers. >> because we are essential to our clients' health and well-being. >> reporter: if county officials don't grant permission, these stylists say they're prepared to risk fines by reopening collectively august 17th. >> we have no choi

. >> a video is created at foothill high school in pleasanton to where raise awareness about teen opioid abuse. one student that attended there died of an overdose, his mother appears in this video. >>chase, he walked through these very hallways and sat in these very classrooms recent today. and unfortunately that is where it all started. >> she said it wasn't easy making the video but she knew eder scenarios s lo a the livermore pleasanton fire department who saw first responders deeply affected by all the teen victims. >> if we save one person is worth it. >> you see a lot of for lack of better word slippery slope where people might take one or two to celebrate or party with friends, and they end up becoming addicted. >>> school districts are on board and using the video to try and steer kids away from using opioids. >>> coming up, and east bay man doing a well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any t

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but this is evacuation warning extended to the southern portions of livermore and pleasanton. this is not for people who live the city residents. a number of people including my wife are concerned. >> if you would envision a scenario where it gets into the city of livermore or the city of pleasanton? >> it might butt up against the cities. we will put every and all resources in the path of civilians if something like that happens. unless we have something like a santa rosa, it doesn't generally burn into towns like that. >> because we don't have the woods around us? >> yeah. you just don't have fuel. concrete doesn't burn, stucco doesn't burn. they all burn slow. we have lots of buffer. >> reporter: here's time lapse video from overnight of the fire burning over mission peak in fremont. this fire, the scu fire is now the third largest in state history. cal fire expects to be the worst. humidity will go, recon helicopn for landing at this temporary base. so, again, weather not expected to be good in a couple of days. it's supposed to be worse. and also cal fire is limited on th

makeover shows here in pleasanton. they have not been allowed to get haircuts here since march. that changes today. starting today, they will be allowed to offer haircuts, but outdoors only. that is only where they can offer their services. and this is a glimpse of what that looks like. contra costa county has been allowing this since july. it is not easy. salon owners say the heat makes it uncomfort bld akfrtcomfortab had to deal with the smoke from the fires. and so alameda county salons have been asked to open several have bloated several have protested so that they can stay open. and so today they can open, but only outdoors. we'll be watching if s to see i can pull this off. some say that it is just too tough. and health officials here say that they do think that this is safe to allow. it is a low risk activity. and they say that they have stabilized their number of virus cases here since last month. reporting live from pleasanton, hoping to see some good before and after pictures on social media, i'm amy hollyfie

. >> reporter: mohammed and jose opened up mama's pizza take and bake in pleasanton back in february, one month before shelter at home orders were taking effect. >> we were at the stage where we were about to close the whole business here, but we don't want to give up because it's just a couple of months we opened. we didn't know this pandemic was going to be worse. >> reporter: tonight they say they are refusing to give up. the restaurant is a life-long dream for them. they will do everything they can to keep the business open. in pleasanton, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> dozens of salon owners and workers rallied outside san francisco's civic center this afternoon. their argument, they should be considered essential workers and allowed to open, especially given their training in sanitation measures. current state guidelines allow salons to operate outside only and not all services are permitted. many owners are facing a tough decision, close their business or sink deeper into the red, hoping the government extends unemployment benefits soon. >>> many bay area cities have been

those low 90's in livermore once again at 91 today, 89 in pleasanton a lot more mild up by the bay really nice and hayward in union city, lots of sunshine but a high of 75. berkeley you'll be a to 71 today downtown oakland 74 for the high today 60's in orinda and moraga and then those low 90's for concord once again and 92 while the creek you'll be at a high of 89 today, 91 expected in danville vacaville definitely the hot spot said 9691 in fairfield we're looking at 79 degrees expected in the late this afternoon. and you're north arizona 60's at the coast point raise you'll be at 60 degrees today since the beach a high of 66 and then that those 80's popping up, especially in nevada with 85 santa rosa, you'll be at a high of 87, but big changes are on the way much cooler as we get into tomorrow and wednesday. a big drop in temperatures look at that in land only topping out to the 70's. 60's around the bay and upupper 50's to low 60's at the coast we could see drizzle even some for summer coastal areas and coastal hills over the next couple of mornings. so just be aware of that and then th

in pleasanton cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a workers' rights rally delayed shipments this morning from an amazon warehouse in the east bay. labor groups organized a caravan that delivered a petition to amazon demanding the company shut down the san leandr warehouse for two weeks for cleaning. demonstrators want the company to implement safety measures and suspend delivery of non-essential items during the pandemic. in response amazon says it has invested more than $800 million on 150 safeties and changes. >>> a business owner savings are deplet depleted. she runs a gymnastics center in san ramon. now she's decided to sell a deer valley asset just to try to stay financially afloat. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has this story. >> reporter: diablo gymnastics in san ramon has a 54-year history in the bay area. they've had to shut their doors since march 13th. >> if we don't get the gymnastics school open i'm going to end up $300,000 this debt on top of losing the $280,000 i've already spent. >> i had a career as a gymnast at diablo. then i started coaching team. then i bought t

. >> reporter: in pleasanton they are drafting a letter of intent asking permission to reopen. if the answer is no they're prepared to reopen anyway in two weeks. the sheriffs department says salons are at risk of having their licenses revoked. as far as enforcing it goes, the sheriff's department says it has other priorities these days. in pleasanton, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> check out where your county stands on the state's watch list with our interactive feature at abc7news.com. te map shows you how long each area has been on the list and why the state is keeping an eye on the spread of coronavirus where you live. >>> florida is bracing for a tropical storm amid a surge in coronavirus cases, this as the state reported more than 9,000 new cases again yesterday. abc news reporter christine sloan has more. >> reporter: florida will feel the force of isaias today. heavy rains and winds will batter the eastern coast a day after the state marked more than 9,000 confirmed cases. >> this is the first time that this county has been under two local states of emergencies that ov

offers jonathan mccall is live for us tonight in pleasanton with the concerns that they have jonathan. >>and you for months, those owners of those hair salons have been fighting to give back indoors because they say it's a better environment for their customers are able to not only perform their services more safely, it's also an opportunity for the money for them in order to keep their doors open. but with the fires have been burning the last few days when. outdoor per for services do resume in just a few days they're now concerned about the air quality that could impact a number of their customers officials in alameda county today that outdoor services will begin not only for hair and on friday, but also polls will also be once again open public polls along wineries wine and things of that nature as well christine peters is the owner of a hair salon here and pleasant and i got chance to talk with her earlier today, she's been leading this march for the last few months to trying good hair salons back open indoors word that once again they can take care of their customers she says it'

south 680 also jammed up out of pleasanton. now if you take the cut over 84 cutting through livermore and pleasanton you'll jump back on to 680 past that crash. also foothill or sunol road. locals know about that as an alternate. this map moves smoothly. details on a fire in the north by up in the vacaville area, marcus. i'm trying to figure out what's going on. >>> breaking news coming out of wisconsin. this is where protests in kenosha turned deadly overnight following the police shooting of a black man on sunday. two people died in last night's protests. graphic video seems to show the shooting and the gunman surrendering to authorities. it also appears to have happened during an altercation between protesters and a man who was armed. we're not showing you that video, and so far police are not confirming any of that. sunday's shooting by police sparking the protests elsewhere including this one monday night in san diego. the man who was shot by officers on sunday, jacob blake, now paralyzed from the waist down, according to

increasing there's no shortage of food i spoke to the store managers of rallies and safely here in pleasanton who tell me by phone they're not seeing any panic buying like what we saw in the spring which means the shelves are fully stocked here in pleasanton gayle ong kron 4 news. >>california has more than a million jobless claims that still need to be processed and now state lawmakers want the governor to take more executive action on the employment development department lawmakers are calling for more transparency faster processing of claims and better customer service. the letter comes days after department leadership admitted to lawmakers there are more than 1 million unemployment claims. it's still need processing it could take up to 6 weeks for people to get a call back from the call center. >>the latest hearing. demonstrators to me that this. is that confident. needs to be replaced. has been making excuses a spin. a century on truthful or at the very least has misled in order to protect and a td that spilled millions of young court. >>gravel reached out to the edd for comment but we h

you see the slowing as you head out of pleasanton and sunol. exit towards the niles and canyon area. we still have one lane blocked as another tow truck has arrived and, again, did declare a deadly crash as someone died as a result of this and, however, the activity is for one car to be removed as far as i understand. the rest of the bay and south bay and peninsula move at speeds and so do the bridges san mateo and dumbarton bridge. reported westbound at the seventh street off ramp there. a fire and fire crew at the >> all right, thank you very much. >>> well, coming up next on "today in the bay." your bottom line at the checkout line may be growing. see what is prompting the spike in your grocery bill and which foods you're likely paying more for. >>> plus -- >> president trump says he will take action if congress does not. let's take you out to the big board. dow is slightly lower although we have fairly good news on first-time jobless claims. >>> plus -- >> and after being rescheduled the pga championship is officially in town. what changes

two on for stephen piscotty, headed to hometown of pleasanton. 454 feet. five-rbi night for him. still in the fifth, bay area native marcus semien feeling at home. two-run blast. oakland sends 11 to the plate in the fifth. 11-2 after five. position player in ninth, tyler heineman pitching, clean inning. catch from mauricio dubon, one of the few giants highlights. a's win 15-3. big league best, 13-2 in lastdy there, having really good at-bats, putting together hits. not always going to get hits but everything was seeming to fall for us. it's been a fun two weeks, no doubt about it. but still got left. >> got to get greedy and win as many as you can. >> similar to a hitter struggling through 0 for 10 or 0 for 15 rough stretch of at-bats, can't try to collect a bunch of hits in one at-bat or bunch of wins in one game. >> for those counting, and trust me, i am. four weeks away from the scheduled regular season opener between the giants and niners at levi's. mckinnon signed with san francisco two play. nicknamed the jet, he's happy to be back on the field and look forward to being a f

we're here at flood designs in pleasanton where that banner there is inviting all stylists in the tri valley to come to saturday's meeting to discuss safety plans to reopen in the meantime other parts of the bay area stylists are already taking to the streets demanding to outside san francisco city hall friday. hairstylist and owners holding signs urging public health officials to keep the beauty industry open by have lost a ton of money in income. >>and i feel like everyone else has the same situation going on san francisco salons have been closed since mid-march some stylists were able to collect unemployment, but that expired friday, another challenge ppe loans are running out only lasting 8 weeks all the money i put into my business and then they put in to revamp it to the covid safe. >>and if they thought the window now says we're not allowed to open this time was says safety is top priority get 1600 hours of just indication stay where it is and we know how to do here they want to make sure. i experienced safety measures firsthand while visiting fremont beauty college where thous

saturday more than 30 stylists hair and nail salon owners rallied at the adobe plaza parking lot in pleasanton outside christine palmer's business blond hair designs. they're upset because the county has yet to allow personal care services to resume operations in any capacity, this despite governor gavin newsome releasing updated state guidelines for those businesses last month to reopen outdoors during the pandemic i have no idea how to make the income i was not allowed to earn i don't know how to repay the rent here. kaymer said she's 10's of thousands of dollars behind on her rent she hasn't made a payment since her salon was forced to close in mid-march homer says she needs to reopen soon or risk losing her business and believes she can operate safely. we are taking every precaution we can we are following every guideline to say that no we're not essential is wrong where all essential the group that rallied is committed to opening their doors in mid august and they understand the risks that come with that, but they say these are desperate times we're just asking for some sort of yes so tha

increasing there's no shortage of food i spoke to the store managers of rallies and safely here in pleasanton who tell me by phone they're not seeing any panic buying like what we saw in the spring which means the shelves are fully stocked here in pleasanton gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well, california's employment development department is under the microscope there are more than a million jobless claims that still need to be processed and state lawmakers want the governor to take more executive action on the department we have our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala to explain. >>we just not felt. >>during this process. california lawmakers say they are the latest group to have trouble getting through to the state's employment development department. >>the past 4 our offices have been doing everything we can you get a tv to be more responsive to the needs of her constituents has been incredibly frustrating where witches. >>60 state lawmakers sent a letter to governor gavin newsome wednesday urging him to take more action on the edd but beyond the newly formed strike team he formed to address

>>gayle ong reports from pleasanton were hairstylists and salon owners plan to come together to push for a legal opening. >>alameda county hair salons have been closed for months. we're here at flood designs in pleasanton where that banner there is inviting all stylists in the tri valley to come to saturday's meeting to discuss safety plans to reopen in the meantime other parts of the bay area stylists are already taking to the streets demanding to outside san francisco city hall friday. hairstylist and owners holding signs urging public health officials to keep the beauty industry open by have lost a ton of money and income. >>and i feel like everyone else has the same situation going on san francisco salons have been closed since mid-march some stylists were able to collect unemployment, but that expired friday, another challenge ppe loans are running out only lasting 8 weeks all the money i put into my business and then they put in to revamp it to the covid safe a great job, the window now says we're not allowed to open this time was says safety is top priority get 1600 hours of j

towards livermore and pleasanton, for a time unpleasant air quality, in red. if you're in the tri-valley you know, deer zone and marsh fires, those locations are bringing in a lot of smoke, also around morgan hill. towards tomorrow, smoke advisory issued by bay area air quality management district even though bay area wide it's moderate levels. as fires increase in activity in the afternoon, may notice, especially inland east bay, more smoke issues midday into the afternoon. also fire danger. red flag warning extended to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow as lightning potential starts to approach the coast. seeing it this hour and unfortunately not expiring at 11:00 a.m. is heat advisory. excessive heat warnings for most of the bay area and northern california, talk about how much longer you can expect temperatures above 100 degrees inland in the forecast coming up. >>> talking about fires, not just the bay area. map of several big ones burning statewide right now. just ones that cal fire crews ahead for g, going to be firefighters. get up-to-the-minute weather on the app. >

in the tri-valley, unhealthy air and dublin and pleasanton, unhealthy for sensitive groups. check out the east bay, looking at the unhealthy r fr concord and walnut creek and very unhealthy with those colors in purple. unhealthy air around the bay with san francisco and for oakland, and up to the north bay with healthy air near san rafael and novato and petaluma and napa and right now at this hour, we are looking at a spare the air alert continuing today. smoky skies and unhealthy air quality. likely, the smoke will linger with the full forecast in a few minutes. >>> right now, flames from a massive group of wild fires burning in the south and the east bay that are threatening thousands of homes. let's break down the numbers on the scu fire. it has burned more than 363,000 acres across five different counties and at last check that fire was 15% contained. >>> i'm anne makovec at the news desk with the latest on the fire that has been burning in the santa cruz mountains and san mateo county called the czu lightning complex and it has been burning a little more than a week. he

for the east bay, in the tri- valley, unhealthy air for dublin, pleasanton, union city, and then through concord, walnut creek and bill. it looks better for air quality in san francisco and for oakland. unhealthy air for parts of the north bay from san rafael and novato and for napa. it is closer to the lnu lightning complex fires. looking at that "spare the air" alert, because of unhealthy air today and tomorrow, that heat dome shows a little bit to the east and that onshore flow is bringing the fog this morning as well as that ocean breeze, and it could mix up that air and smoke through the afternoon just a little bit. the average daytime high and the smoke remains for us. for the south bay, mid-80s in san jose and santa clara, low 90s for the east bay and for around the bay, low to mid 70s. 71 in san francisco, 74 in oakland and low 80s for the north bay. we are looking at the smoky skies again. tomorrow, temperatures are similar through the rest of the work week into the weekend. let's check in with gianna for the latest on that bay bridge commute. >>> if you're ready to go out the d

dublin, pleasanton and livermore. looking at the roadways across the bay bridge, traffic moving pretty nicely so far, so good for that right back out of the east bay with no delays as you work your way into the city. if you're taking that commute out of the marin county area, south on 101 into san francisco, traffic is moving at the limit as well. that is look at your morning drive. i will check the mass transit coming up in my next reportppor diagnosis. that is next kpix 5 streaming on cbsn bay area. it's game day live, here at bill and julie's house. a fan-favorite venue, ever since they got gig-speed internet. hey, amy? wanna grab a seat? we're live. it's game on, with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him. sit him. trade him. xfinity delivers fast, reliable internet with speeds up to a gig. learn more, or get started with xfinity internet for $24.99 a month for 12 months. plus, switch to xfinity mobile and for a limited time get $400 off an eligible samsung galaxy 5g phone. click, call or visit a store today.

. >> he did in pleasanton, is that what i'm seeing? >> yes, we are graduating students from foothill high school, pleasanton, california. >> all right. representing the bay area. so are you going to continue doing this for the foreseeable future? is this your calling in life, ray us? >> calling in life? i'm still tried to figure this out heard i'm at college and studying. yes, i have plans to partner up with other teams that actually sent to me a copy of this song by the black-eyed peas. she was like, hey, this producer i know, she was like, hey, can you make a video for this? i was like okay, we have got to do it because all of the black- eyed peas, it is finished. so so excited to do this project. >> raya, can you talk about peace upon in the virtual celebration? i take it you are very honored to be included in that, even though we know we are living in covid-19 , another difficulty thrown in. can you tell me about that? >> yes, so the song is dear to my heart because i used to my a would recruit me and some of my other cousins to he

that's where the hair quality is moderate to pleasanton. right now it's pretty good in concord and oakland. napa's not doing great. another spare the air alert today. look at san rafael, doesn't look good, does it? that's fog and also some smoke in there. mist and drizzlex along the to poor air quality. tomorrow, as the ridge builds, it may push the ridge offshore but it will also dry things out which is not good. that's what always happens come september and october. up here, upper elevation ke a b but look at the direction. it's out o northeast. that will build as we get into tomorrow night into tuesday. so that's our big push of an offshore flow. and then again, by the end of the upcoming workweek. so any fog we see today pulls back to the coast. and it's going to be with us again tomorrow for the next several days. shrink, though. it's going to be confined to the shoreline. so we will have that summer spread. the temperatures ranging 25 to 30 degrees valleys. but today, it starts with the subtle warming trend of four to six degrees per

take a look at this in pleasanton, people were at the curb waving signs and holding up signs and waving to the firefighters heading to the fire lines. they want to honor these firefighters for their hard work and dedication in battling the flames. >> i wanted to come out and think at the firefighters for risking their lives every day to save us from all the horrible fires. >> some of the firefighters have seen some pretty significant distraction in the 14 days, and to see the community, and support every single firefighter is overwhelming. >> if you have cards or thank you notes you would like to send to the firefighters, there are collection boxes at the diablo lending library, monte vista high school, saint isidore catholic school and at 8:00 every morning there is a crowd gathering in pleasanton. you can wave and cheer the firefighters during their shift change. fire officials say that show of appreciation is better than any material donation they could get. >>> to find out the latest on the fires, goat to ktvu.com/wildfires. you will find the latest on the containment levels, evacua

the next couple of minutes to hopefully get traffic through their better but it is backed up out of pleasanton into tran tran. they are seeing some delays. you can use 237. your drive times are 32 minutes towards the 237 area. west town 580 continues to be a busy ride out of tracy, and right around mount house. and you will see brake lights to north flynn. it gets better into the valley. it is connecting 680. in 35 minutes towards the 680. towards the bay bridge, your lights are on and they were turned on before 6:30 and traffic is backed up along the overpass. there are a few slow in conditions all the east shore freeway and 580 is looking pretty good on the westbound side and to the south bay, northbound 101 has brake lights from 280 and 680 and the connector. that is look at your morning drive and it is 6:40 . it has been a little warmer. >> i want to go back to what all the golfers were saying. we have got all the top golfers in the word about to tee off in about two hours and from the soundbites, they were talking about from their experience that there was almost shellshocked in their voi

at 8:00 every morning, a crowd gathers in pleasanton. get out there and wave and cheer the firefighters during their shift change. fire officials says that show of appreciation is better than any material donation they could possibly give. >>> for the latest on the fires, you can go to ktvu.com/wildfires. you will find the latest on the containment, evacuation orders, and information on recovery services. >>> it's amazing how far a little thank you will go. they are out there for hours. that is so lovely to see everybody making an effort. >>> let's check in with steve paulson. we need the weather to help the firefighters as well. >>> we have had somewhat of a break for a week, but it looks like we are going back into conditions that are not so favorable. it's not really into the weekend when things get into the upper 90s and 100s. it will warm up. a decrease in the fog. decrease in humidity. there's a possibility of a northerly breeze. a lot of conditions to keep an eye on. it's a warmer forecast. september is usually not our friend. fir

southbound 680 around pleasanton/tran10, has a crash. they have since cleared everything out completely. traffic is at the limit both directions through the sunol grade. and then your sfo there's a trouble spot blocking the right lane. and also as you come off of 380, we are seeing if you brake lights as well and then they are clearing an accident on west on 580 at the richmond san rafael bridge. things are still pretty light. it is not too far from the toll plaza in marin, we have lots of red and yellow popping up on our sensors through marin county. we have some construction south of there that mit slowing us down. usually, they are opening up planes were other things. we had some trouble on southbound 101 north of roland. that is look at your morning warming a t depending on where you in thbay. sogo15ared to where you were yesterday. part of it has to do with the wind that gianna was talking about. it is windy and places. it is not nearly as bad as it was yesterday. the correct numbers are where we were yesterday temperature -wise, me