Nbc bay areas cheryl hurd is at the scene for us with some answers. Cheryl, what do we know . Reporter well, deputies are still on the scene, and theyre still arriving. It seems as though theyre going to be here for a long time processing the area. The shooting where it happened is right down the road. This is a very small town and a very rural area. Lets roll the videotape from earlier today. This is what we know. Deputies were called to this home at around 12 30. When they got here, they saw a man shouldering a shotgun, a beer, and a knife. Thats when the standoff began. Sheriffs deputies tried to engage the man for about nine hours. We dont have many details about that. We dont know if he was in the home alone or not, and we have no idea why police were even called. But sudden at around 9 20, a volley of bullets rang out. Two deputies injured. Suspect shot and killed. Another deputy treated at the scene and released. So we still dont have a lot of information here tonight, but we do know that deputies will be here on the scene. One suspect is now dead. Were still gathering information. Well of course have an update on this story on our morning newscast today in the bay at 4 30. Cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. We will stay on the story. Since this all broke, we started tweeting updates. Our twitter feed is a very good resource for breaking news. You can follow us. Our handle nbc bay area. Now to a developing story in the north bay. Concern spreading tonight about a racist message. That message is being broadcast on the primary radio frequency used by both the Napa County Sheriffs Office and the napa police department. The Sheriffs Office posted this picture to facebook tonight saying the source of the broadcast is being actively investigated. The broadcast has happened repeatedly by an unauthorized and unknown person. The fcc has also been advised. After decades of denial, a prestigious allgirls Catholic School is apologizing. For years, students who spoke about sexual abuse at presentation high were ignored. Now the Catholic School in san jose is confirming most of the allegations. This is a story we started to uncover three years ago. Nbc bay areas jean elle has the inside details. Im overwhelmed with emotion. Its a devastating read. Reporter Presentation High School graduate Katherine Lee hayne has been waiting for her alma mater to face its troubled past for decades. She is one of several students who told High School Staff about sexual abuse and misconduct on campus starting in the early 1980s until 2013. But administrators didnt act until last year when new School Leadership hired an outside investigator to look into the claims. The findings released today document alleged Sexual Misconduct ors and one former coach and details the failure of former School Leadership to act. Lee hayne was the first to speak publicly mabout the abuse she endured. You feel a combination of reliving some of the trauma but also this amazing relief that your story is being heard and that people know the truth. Reporter nbc bay areas Investigative Unit first uncovered the story three years ago. Now Presentation High School says its handing the new report over to the San Jose Police department and its removing the names of two former leaders who are accused of failing to adequately deal with the reports of sexual abuse from public spaces at the allgirls school. Leehane says having the painful truth revealed will help victims heal. What is happening here is absolutely the right thing. Theyre demonstrating accountability, transparency, compassion. Theyre offering support for the survivors. Reporter survivors Presentation High School is now apologizing to for failing to protect them and then failing to take them seriously. Jean elle, nbc bay area news. To watch our series of reports, go to nbcbayarea. Com and click on the investigations tab right there at the top. New at 11 00, a disturbing discovery in the south bay. Human remains found on some farmland in south san jose. Sheriffs deputies say human bones were found near a tent or homeless encampment off richman avenue at Santa Theresa boulevard. Investigators havent figured out if the remains are from a male or female. Investigators spent a couple of hours collecting evidence. The Sheriffs Department says this is an ongoing investigation. As we head towards the weekend, more updates about the coronavirus. New numbers late tonight. The bay area added cases, bringing the total number of local cases 31,000 people. Santa clara, alameda, and contra costa counties are seeing the highest number of new cases. Statewide, more than 7,000 new cases within the last 24 hours. The sevenday average is up to 8,000 daily cases. A key data point to watch here, the statewide hospitalization rights. Unfortunately, they are climbing. Take a look at the last four months. The blue is nonicu cases. The yellow you see on your screen is the icu cases. April, may, and june were largely steady at around 3,000 people in the hospital. But in these last three weeks, a different story. You see that spike there. Well past 6,000 in this month alone. 6,000 people in the hospital. Tonight the chair of ucsfs department of medicine says too many people let their guard down when many businesses reopened. I think its fine that we opened up. I think it was a reasonable thing for us to do given how well we were doing. But i think too many people saw that as the starting gun for not being as careful as they needed to be, not wearing masks. Dr. Walk ter says if things do not improve, we could end up backsliding and sheltering at home once again. San Francisco Mayor london breed has tested negative for covid19. The mayor took the test after learning she may have been exposed at an event. She says she wont be attending events for ten days as a precaution and will take another test next week. Supervisor Shamann Walton was at that same event. He took a test as well, and it came back negative. Dont let your guard down. A message from dr. Anthony fauci. He says the country is still in a challenging period when it comes to its Coronavirus Response and when it comes to treatment and a vaccine, the bay area is helping to lead the way. Nbc bay areas cheryl hurd has more. It really is the perfect storm. Reporter dr. Anthony fauci making that statement at the hills future of Health Care Summit today. His comments come as states across the south and western u. S. Are experiencing massive outbreaks, california included. He worries about covids transmission rate. The efficiency with which this transmits is really striking. Reporter striking because he says people can walk around with no symptoms while others get sick and die. Hopefully well have scientific advances in the form of therapies and vaccines to complement successful Public Health endeavors. Reporter the bay area is at the forefront of those endeavors. Gilead sciences in foster city is involved in the Clinical Trial of remdesivir, the first drug to show promise in the treating of covid patients. Most studies require hundreds if not thousands of people to be tested before a vaccine is approved. Reporter dr. Yvonne maldonado is a professor of pediatrics with a focus of Infectious Diseases at stanford. She says three of her colleagues are advising the federal government on vaccine development. And so what we are doing is really working on the laboratory side to understand the laboratory values, the way the cells will respond to the vaccine. Reporter Clinical Trials for a vaccine are on a fast track. Experts are hoping a vaccine could become a reality sometime next year. Cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. Tonight, Santa Clara County released new guidelines for reopening public swimming pools. Pools can reopen on monday. Swimmers must reserve a time slot. Pools will have a limited capacity. You got to stay at least six feet away from others, wear a mask when youre not swimming, and bring your own towels. Gyms aext monday, but are there too many restrictions . After reading through the fine print, many gym owners are wondering if they can meet all of the new rules without losing even more money and ultimately going out of business. Rules for reopening include no indoor cardio, limited capacity, and clients have to make an appointment to work out. The owner of the Camp Transformation center is worried about these mandates. Yes, theyre very severe. I saw them last night, and i couldnt sleep because i was thinking of, you know, what if this, what if that. David lopez says he plans to reopen on july 20th with maybe half the number of members inside. He says, though, hes not going down without a fight. Up next, what happened to naya rivera. New video of the actress and her son at a boat dock in Southern California the day she disappeared. We investigate how covid19 will impact the 2020 election and make it unlike any in history. Im chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. Ill take a look at widespread temperatures tomor our drought. Thats about seven minutes away. This cheeseburger is the best its about to get bester baby menutaur make it a double, yeah nice mane try my 5. 99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. Order now with no contact delivery. Wean air force veteran made of doing whats right,. Noreached outsy. So whea before he could even inspect the damage. Thats how you do it right. Usaa insurance is made just the way martins family needs it with hasslefree claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. Because doing right by our members, thats whats right. Usaa. 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New at 11 00, skateboarders hitting the streets of San Francisco for racial equality. A handful of skaters climbed twin peaks, the second highest hill in the city to bring awareness of racism within the skate community. One of the organizers said he wanted to bring the Community Together to listen to black skaters and push for change. In advance of a big protest planned for martinez this weekend, some businesses you can see there are boarding up their storefronts. Theyre afraid anarchists and other Fringe Groups may cause a lot of trouble. The protest was organized by two local groups inspired by the black lives matter movement, and they expect thousands to march with them. Police say White Supremacy groups indicate they will also show up. Last weekend a black lives matter street mural in downtown martinez was defaced, sparking several heated confrontations. The two vandals, you can see them there in the red shirts, are charged with a misdemeanor hate crime. The president ial election is less than four months away and experts predict long lines and days of delays to find out who won. For the first time in california history, all counties can vote by mail, but are local election offices prepared to handle 15 million mailin ballots. Stephen stock took a look at the governors proposed plan. Reporter vote by mail is already very familiar here in california, where 70 of voters use the mail or vote centers when they voted in record numbers for a president ial primary back in march. Even so, the governors bovote mailman date and the covid crisis will cost millions more in money and manpower come this november. For contra costa countys 660,000 registered voters, this years president ial election will be unlike any other. The trains rolling, so were prepared for worst case right now. Reporter its a first for debbie cooper, who will supervise her first election as the new county clerk recorder and registrar. We realize theres going to be more ballots than in the past. So we have to process and its going to take longer. Reporter longer to process and count, more vote by mail ballots. Because of covid safety concerns, governor gavin newsom ordered all 58 california counties to send every voter a mailin ballot whether the counties were prepared to do so or not. The order was meant to provide every registered california voter a safe alternative to showing up at the polls in person. Its going to be a new experience. Reporter i think youre going to have a significant risk of if not human error, at least human confusion because youre trying to staff up beyond your normal capacity. Reporter already 14 california counties including san mateo, napa, and santa clara are voter choice counties. In other words, theyve done away with the traditional precinct systems and vote by mail or drop off ballots at vote centers. But covid will still cost those counties more in extra staffing, spacing to keep distance, and hardware like plexiglas installed in offices. Were going to have to work hard to make sure voters know to expect their ballot in the mail in advance of the election. Reporter california secretary of state alex padilla oversees the election process. His office estimates it will cost at least another 129 million statewide because of the coronavirus. We have the baseline infrastructure and capacity established in each county. We just need to ramp up whether its additional sorting equipment. Maybe its additional staffing, and frankly Voter Education is going to be a key component here. Reporter as for the other 44 nonvoters choice counties like alameda, San Francisco, and contra costa, governor newsoms order means they have to send ballots by mail to all their registered voters but also locate and staff the usual voting precincts. So were determining the staffing needs. Were trying to locate poll workers, which of course is a challenge. Reporter while the impact is likely to be minimal in contra costa, where about 75 of residents already vote by mail, it will still cost the county what cooper estimates to be another extra 1. 8 million. It puts us in a situation of having to have 65 inperson voting locations, which we think at least right now during this pandemic is dangerous. Reporter similar orders have been issued by other governors in states across the country, meaning covid19s impact on the election could be substantial. We really have no choice. We have to make this transition. Reporter this stanford law professor has studied american law for years. We need to prepare for this election like we would for a natural disaster, like an earthquake or a hurricane. Reporter he published this paper. I think this is a turning point for certain states. Reporter he warns that covids impact make other threats like sicyber threats an misinformation all the more severe. The problem is the electoral environment is one that is particularly nerveracking these days and characterized by polarization. So theres very little room for error. Reporter another likely impact that everyone we talked to for this story warned us about, delays in the results of the upcoming november election. Because mailin ballots have to be opened, sorted and counted, that can take a lot longer than in the past. So if the election is close, it could be several days or even a week or longer before a winner is named. Im stephen stock, nbc bay area news. Thank you, stephen. If you have a story for our Investigative Unit, give us a call. 888996tips. You can also visit our website, nbcbayarea. Com investigations. Janelle, one of the highlights of my week was jeff ranieri during our 6 00 newscast talking about the gopher problems he has in his garden eating away at some of your plants. You had us entertained, jeff. Oh, man. You know, it was fun to share onair, but those gophers, man, they go right for the roots. So as i said earlier, a little tip for those of you at home. The chicken wire does not work when you wrap the roots around it. You got to get that mesh wire, that super, super fine there so theres really no way the moles or gophers can get into those plants. I posted it on my instagram if you wanted to see it. Lets get you into tomorrows forecast. If youre doing some planting, maybe wrapping some new shrubs, trees, in wire to keep the gophers out, we got a great forecast for that. Were going to start off the morning with temperatures in the low to mid 60s. A little fog near the coast, also the bay to start. No nothing too major. 63 for the peninsula. East bay, 64 degrees. San francisco, patchy fog and 589. The north bay at 62. Temperatures will be warm for the afternoon. Theres no real big adjustments on the heat we expect. Down here in the south bay we have 89 in san jose. Thats from a little bit of a breeze off the bay. It should keep you out of the 90s. But look at east san jose, morgan hill and gilroy. Youll be in the low 90s tomorrow. Hottest weather again as you get farther away from the ocean breeze. Thats some of the usual suspects here of livermore, concord, pittsburg, also danville in the mid90s. Closer to the water, check it out. Oakland at 76. Real, real nice place to be. 85 in palo alto. And then lets go up into San Francisco<