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Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, parking lots finally reopened to help relieve some of the crunch at this popular bay beach, but youre still going to have to cop early to snag a spot. And bay area mayors make a plea to the state for more help housing the homeless. Why they say the pandemic has made the crises more urgent happen ever. The leaders in Santa Clara County calling out private health care system. How they ear being pushed to do more covid19 testing. Good evening. Im allen martin. And im Elizabeth Cook. We begin with kpix 5 len ramirez and the hospitals to do more coronavirus testing. Len . Reporter well, there was quite a ill little bit of back and forth between the county and some of the private providers today with the county saying that private hospitals need to do more to help the county reach its goals in terms of testing people for the coronavirus. But the hospitals are saying that the county is not doing enough Contact Tracing at this point to make those tests really valuable. Santa clara county has been opening popup testing sites like this in response to the covid19 pandemic. The county has set a goal of reaching 4,000 tests per day, but the actual number of tests conducted is far lower, about 2,300 per day. Rand we just cant do that alone and we feel it was necessary at this point to order to issue this order so that we, again , can do all we can to protect the people of this community. Reporter today the Health Department issued a new order requiring all Large Health Care systems in the county to offer testing to patients in their systems who are at risk for exposure or who work in front line especially jobs. Im not saying that these systems are not doing any testing, but theyre you not doing them to the level take we need in this county. Testing a good thing around testing in and of itself is not the panacea to everything. Reporter Good Samaritan hospital along with Regional Medical center, together, h. Ca is doing about 100 tests per day in the county, but they say increasing that number wont have an impact unless the county steps up Contact Tracing. There needs to be a partnership between both the hospitals, the public entities that are doing the different testing sites, in addition to the county as well. There is responsibility on everybodys part when it comes to making sure that were meeting our goals. Reporter after that conversation i did check back with the county and the county says that it is doing about 1 0 it has 170 contact tracers, and they say that is enough for the number of tests that are coming in right now. So it is sort of a chicken and egg thing. The county is saying not enough tests coming in and the private providers are saying that theres not enough Contact Tracing so which one comes before the other . And that is what the Health Care Systems and the county are trying to sort out. In the meantime, the Largest Health care provider in this area, kaiser, said that it is meeting the countys goals of testing. Reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. San jose and oakland, they are pushing the state for millions of dollars to help fight homelessness in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. There was a zoom meeting with the mayors of sacramento and los angeles today. They discussed the big need for more funding to help provide more hotels and shelters for those vulnerable residents. We are facing a Global Pandemic that disproportionately threatens the lives to those without access to safe and clean shelter, using state resources now would be a catastrophic outcome for oakland and the most vulnerable residents throughout the great state of california. We appreciate that the legislative leaders and the governor have been pushing for many years with us to tackle homelessness. The state is working to provide 350 million towards helping cities fight homelessness, and the state is calling on the federal government to provide an extra 600 million from its care fund. A new state bill would bar landlords from evicting fen innocents for not paying their rent during the pandemic. The governor and local governments have adopted policies to halt evictions for now, but those moratoriums may be lifted soon. A mass of evictions is not going to be a solution. It is going to drive up vacancy rates. It is going to put people on the streets. The goff signed an exec five order allowing cities to freeze evictions to those who lost income because of the coronavirus, but that is set to expire at the end of july. The court system will decide in week whether to resume eviction cases in august. It was also wrote on the energy zero bail schedule designed to keep lowlevel offenders from adding to covid risks in jails. The suspension has helped reduce jail population by more than 20,000 and supporters say there has been no significant effect on public safety, but some law enforsment agencies say it encourages suspects to commit other crimes while awaiting prosecution. If cash bail is reinstraited for lowlevel offenses, the change becomes effect five june 20th. Businesses making a number of changes to ensure customer safety. And some are riskier than others. We have places where your exposure increases. Reporter eveningings just got a little more excited. On tap this weekend, hitting the bar. Club raven is ready to open for business. We are so excited to be open. Reporter adding new safety measures, encouraging sanitizing and sticking to hanging to people in your home. Customers can choose whether to come or not. When we do, were going to do the best we can. Reporter and some are choosing to wait it out. I know for myself and friends, we are concerned about being in closed environments, especially where there are a lot of people. Reporter the Infectious Disease expert says while these businesses put you more at risk, youre likely still okay. Bars are at the risk where the infection can transmit easier. Talking loudly, singing, laughing, and, you know, it is more likely to occur in a bar setting. Reporter for those who like their entertainment more quiet, the owner of the theatre, plans to raise the curtain next week. There is nowhere that can be 100 safe. Reporter but they are doing what they can using every other row and giving aisle access. I would have gone the whole time. Period. Lake tahoe businesses are gearing up to welcome back tourists. Governor newsom is expected to announce guidelines on friday for travelrelated businesses to begin reopening. Placer, el dorado counties say theyre ready to move into the states stage three reopening. Theyre just waiting on the state to lift the travel ban on certain areas. The helicopter hal the Mental Health of students was address. We know our students have experienced trauma relate to the the death of george floyd and issues around police brutality, issues around race and racism and issues around bias. Thurman say that the state is forming a coalition of counseling and Mental Health professionals who can support children as they prepare to go back to school in the fall. Graduating seniors at tennisson High School Received a special ceremony today. The School District said they wanted to reward seniors who have achieved this milestone. The faculty and staff put together this modified Graduation Ceremony. The students got to dress in their cap and gown, got their diploma, pose for pictures. Families were able to cheer on their graduate while remaining in their cars. We knew that we had an opportunity to do Something Special for our students, and we wanted to make it really memorable for them. The district has also put together a virtual graduation video for the students. Forms modified Graduation Ceremony will be held for students at mount e d b high school. The oil rigs may be the norm, but not in the bay area. It came as a shock when some found out oil and Gas Developers wanted to drill three wells right into their neighborhood. Anything that leaks into the area will be basically coming into the neighborhood. Dozens of wells in contra costa have been drilled 500 feet from homes. See our original report, back yard drilling, together at 11 00 on kpix 5. Coming up, starbucks making a shift. How the coffee chain is changing its strategy after taking a big hit during the pandemic. And taking a second look at gone with the wind. How the oscarwinning film is reigniting a debate in the wake of nationwide protest. Coming up all new at 6 00, a proposal to disband oakland unified School Districts police department. Where the money would be spent instead. And how does the district plan to starbucks is manging a major shift to adapt to the covid19 pandemic. The company is closing up to 400 starbucks locations. While at the same time expanding locations that are geared towards convenience so that means more locations for curbside pickup, drivethrough and mobile only pickup. The pandemic has dealt the company a major financial blow. Starbucks is expecting to lose more than 3 billion in revenue in the third quarter. Meanwhile, sephora is signing a pledge to dedicate 15 of its shelf space to black owned brands. The 15 pledge is an idea from a black creative director in brooklyn. She is urning major retailers like walmart, target and whole foods to make that same commitment. Black people make up nearly 15 of the population according to the most recent census estimates. And gone with the wind is gone with hbo max but it has surfaced as the number one bestseller somewhere else. Pulled from the hbo max streaming library yesterday for its, quote, racist stereotypes and depictions. It stars vivien leigh, clark gable. The oscarwinning film adapted from a novel set during the civil war and reconstruction era removed gone with the wind and it jumped to the number one spot of amazons bestsellers sales chart. Hbo released a statement saying these racist depictions were wrong then and they are wrong today and we felt that to keep this title up without an explanation and denouncement of those depictions would be irresponsible. A San Francisco teacher came up with an idea to help the undocumented immigrants were here for you and were open. Wow. Im an original. One of a kind. You feel me . Love ya. Oop you look cute better than you . Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Z3wvoz z1s6z y3wvoy y1s6y my new bitesized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible youll want them whenever, so dont resist pop em while you game, hang, or do your thing. Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Even before Governor Newsom promised funds, hundreds of San Francisco educators pledged part of their federal stimulus checks. We introduce you to the man who spearheaded that effort. This weeks bay area award winner. Reporter frank lora warranted to help the 23 24,000 undocumented immigrant whose live and work in the San Francisco area. During the shelter in place, frank lura couldnt stop thinking of his fifth graders in mission district. Many of the students and families would not be getting spheral stimulus checks. For a lot of our undocumented families, all they have is their hands, labor. They have to work two or three jobs to run a whole family in San Francisco, which is extremely expensive. Reporter so frank donated part of his federal film l. S. U. Check. If we give more, then more family also benefit. Reporter with the support of his union, the united educators of San Francisco, nearly 300 educators have raised more than 100,000 in relief. The Union President susan solomon. Any piece of compassion and humanity keeps us going. Reporter applications are being processed through a coalition of community groups, and amy aguilera says the need is great. We have families who live two to three families in one home, and all of them have lost their jobs. Reporter organizers say undocumented family cans receive grants of up to 1,000 were household. Veronica plans to use the money for rent. The landlord threatened to evict their family of five after her husband lost his construction job. It mean as lot. The bills keep coming. The rent keeps coming irrespective of our situation. Reporter and brian gave 1,000 from his own stimulus check. Frank is a great leader. He does not shy away from topics that have traditionally been seen as taboo or too sense stiff. With the little that we have, if we can contribute and griffey give and share, we can all rise together. Reporter with the campaign . Weeks jefferson award in the bay area goes to frank lara. Organizers say that the educators have donated one tenth of the 1. 2 million that undock you fund has raise sod far and the fund has awarded more than 500 grants. Amazing. Thank you. You can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online, kpix. Com hero. Paul heggen is standing by to give us a look at these warm temperatures today and a little bit of relief in sight. Yes. Tomorrow will be a transition day. Out of this mini heat wave, our way to below average temperatures so the whole large scale weather pattern will be shifting around that heat dome. It will be breaking down tomorrow, much cooler and breezier conditions on the way by friday and saturday. Even a hint of a chance for a sprinkle or two on friday. But that is still in the future. Right now it is still warm. It was hot today. It got up to 96 degrees . Concord. But todays record set exactly one year ago, 103 degrees. So things could be a whole lot worse. We made it up to almost 90 in sang topping out at 88. Upper 60s at half moon pay. It is still 98 degrees in fairfield. Downtown it is 76 degrees. The 80s and 90s farther inland. 15 to 20mileperhour winds, and that wind is going to pick up as we head through the day tomorrow, meaning it is going to be one of those days with a lot of contrast but not quite as much farther inland. The future cast indicating zero visibility for the San Francisco and hayward to start the day on thursday. I think that is a little pessimistic, but low cover and fog could make its way inland. Temperatures are still going to warm up. Were going to start off in the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees. Pretty normal territory for the middle of june. High temperatures around the bay only warming up to around 0 degrees in San Francisco with the mix of clouds and sunshine. The stronger onshore breeze kicking in a little earlier in the day so temperature also be two or three degrees cooler. San jose, has few degrees cooler, but still well into the 80s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. Staying short of 90 degrees with even cooler temperatures. Much cooler temperatures on the way for friday. Santa rosa, you will be one of the warm spots as well. Plenty of sunshine overhead interspersed with cloud cover. So every once in a while natural shade overhead. You can see the overall pattern. Low to mid 70s around the bay for the most part. Low to mid 80s for the south bay. And north bay with even low 90s still in fair std. In terms of that chance of a couple of sprinkles on friday, the future cast indicating a few radar freckles showing up. Most of this is going to evaporate on the way down. Still, it doesnt happen all that often in the month of june. Sunday, into monday we warm back up. Coming up at 6 00, the best part of my evening, the dog walking forecast. Ours too. Police departments across the bay rethinking tactics to manage protesters. Now, berkeley is prohibiting its officers from using a common method. Plus, in the midst of the pandemic, an adoption frenzy, the Humane Society says there is a pet shortage. And new video of a rescue where a hiker was only accessible by air. A live look at parking lots are back open at several knot bay beaches. We take a look out at Stinson Beach where we find out more on the packed day at the beach. Reporter and this is a middleoftheweek wednesday afternoon, and the place is packed. Stinson beach parking lots are now open. The cars kept pouring in and people are happy. Finally. This is the most busy i have ever seen it. But people are following a bitz of social distancing and theyre doing their best. Also at a certain point, we have been out here for a long time and people have within stuck in for a long file and i think it is really catching up to everybody. It is more like the privacy, to do whatever you want in the sand. Reporter the allure of the clear sky, warm sand and the cool breeze is intoxicating. Still stinson can only absorb so many people at a time. The town reaches a capacity. Once the lots are full, it is right back to where we were at square one when covid19 happened with the lots closed where people start to back up into the town. Reporter locals are trying to be patient. Grace works at the surf shop. A lot of people are under the mindset there shouldnt be as many people coming from the outside, especially with regulations and crowds, but at the same time we understand people want to get to the beach and it is good for business. Reporter and this is only wednesday. You had to come out, get some time off to see the sun and undo a lot of the couped up and it has just within so long. Reporter at Stinson Beach, don ford, kpix 5. Everybody need as break. Kpix news at 6 00 begins right now with ken bastida and leks cook. A push to disband unified School Departments police department. Parents talking about where to spend that money instead. I want to ensure that the memory of my brother, patrick scatalyst against injustice and violence of any kind. Plus, powerful testimony from the sister of a murdered federal security officer. Why she says defunding is not a fix to police brutality. And a pet adoption frenzy during this pandemic. The Humane Society explains a new trend that is nearly emptying their animal shelters. Our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. A proposal to disband oakland uniphid Santa Clara County<\/a> calling out private health care system. How they ear being pushed to do more covid19 testing. Good evening. Im allen martin. And im Elizabeth Cook<\/a>. We begin with kpix 5 len ramirez and the hospitals to do more coronavirus testing. Len . Reporter well, there was quite a ill little bit of back and forth between the county and some of the private providers today with the county saying that private hospitals need to do more to help the county reach its goals in terms of testing people for the coronavirus. But the hospitals are saying that the county is not doing enough Contact Tracing<\/a> at this point to make those tests really valuable. Santa clara county has been opening popup testing sites like this in response to the covid19 pandemic. The county has set a goal of reaching 4,000 tests per day, but the actual number of tests conducted is far lower, about 2,300 per day. Rand we just cant do that alone and we feel it was necessary at this point to order to issue this order so that we, again , can do all we can to protect the people of this community. Reporter today the Health Department<\/a> issued a new order requiring all Large Health Care<\/a> systems in the county to offer testing to patients in their systems who are at risk for exposure or who work in front line especially jobs. Im not saying that these systems are not doing any testing, but theyre you not doing them to the level take we need in this county. Testing a good thing around testing in and of itself is not the panacea to everything. Reporter Good Samaritan<\/a> hospital along with Regional Medical<\/a> center, together, h. Ca is doing about 100 tests per day in the county, but they say increasing that number wont have an impact unless the county steps up Contact Tracing<\/a>. There needs to be a partnership between both the hospitals, the public entities that are doing the different testing sites, in addition to the county as well. There is responsibility on everybodys part when it comes to making sure that were meeting our goals. Reporter after that conversation i did check back with the county and the county says that it is doing about 1 0 it has 170 contact tracers, and they say that is enough for the number of tests that are coming in right now. So it is sort of a chicken and egg thing. The county is saying not enough tests coming in and the private providers are saying that theres not enough Contact Tracing<\/a> so which one comes before the other . And that is what the Health Care Systems<\/a> and the county are trying to sort out. In the meantime, the Largest Health<\/a> care provider in this area, kaiser, said that it is meeting the countys goals of testing. Reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. San jose and oakland, they are pushing the state for millions of dollars to help fight homelessness in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. There was a zoom meeting with the mayors of sacramento and los angeles today. They discussed the big need for more funding to help provide more hotels and shelters for those vulnerable residents. We are facing a Global Pandemic<\/a> that disproportionately threatens the lives to those without access to safe and clean shelter, using state resources now would be a catastrophic outcome for oakland and the most vulnerable residents throughout the great state of california. We appreciate that the legislative leaders and the governor have been pushing for many years with us to tackle homelessness. The state is working to provide 350 million towards helping cities fight homelessness, and the state is calling on the federal government to provide an extra 600 million from its care fund. A new state bill would bar landlords from evicting fen innocents for not paying their rent during the pandemic. The governor and local governments have adopted policies to halt evictions for now, but those moratoriums may be lifted soon. A mass of evictions is not going to be a solution. It is going to drive up vacancy rates. It is going to put people on the streets. The goff signed an exec five order allowing cities to freeze evictions to those who lost income because of the coronavirus, but that is set to expire at the end of july. The court system will decide in week whether to resume eviction cases in august. It was also wrote on the energy zero bail schedule designed to keep lowlevel offenders from adding to covid risks in jails. The suspension has helped reduce jail population by more than 20,000 and supporters say there has been no significant effect on public safety, but some law enforsment agencies say it encourages suspects to commit other crimes while awaiting prosecution. If cash bail is reinstraited for lowlevel offenses, the change becomes effect five june 20th. Businesses making a number of changes to ensure customer safety. And some are riskier than others. We have places where your exposure increases. Reporter eveningings just got a little more excited. On tap this weekend, hitting the bar. Club raven is ready to open for business. We are so excited to be open. Reporter adding new safety measures, encouraging sanitizing and sticking to hanging to people in your home. Customers can choose whether to come or not. When we do, were going to do the best we can. Reporter and some are choosing to wait it out. I know for myself and friends, we are concerned about being in closed environments, especially where there are a lot of people. Reporter the Infectious Disease<\/a> expert says while these businesses put you more at risk, youre likely still okay. Bars are at the risk where the infection can transmit easier. Talking loudly, singing, laughing, and, you know, it is more likely to occur in a bar setting. Reporter for those who like their entertainment more quiet, the owner of the theatre, plans to raise the curtain next week. There is nowhere that can be 100 safe. Reporter but they are doing what they can using every other row and giving aisle access. I would have gone the whole time. Period. Lake tahoe businesses are gearing up to welcome back tourists. Governor newsom is expected to announce guidelines on friday for travelrelated businesses to begin reopening. Placer, el dorado counties say theyre ready to move into the states stage three reopening. Theyre just waiting on the state to lift the travel ban on certain areas. The helicopter hal the Mental Health<\/a> of students was address. We know our students have experienced trauma relate to the the death of george floyd and issues around police brutality, issues around race and racism and issues around bias. Thurman say that the state is forming a coalition of counseling and Mental Health<\/a> professionals who can support children as they prepare to go back to school in the fall. Graduating seniors at tennisson High School Received<\/a> a special ceremony today. The School District<\/a> said they wanted to reward seniors who have achieved this milestone. The faculty and staff put together this modified Graduation Ceremony<\/a>. The students got to dress in their cap and gown, got their diploma, pose for pictures. Families were able to cheer on their graduate while remaining in their cars. We knew that we had an opportunity to do Something Special<\/a> for our students, and we wanted to make it really memorable for them. The district has also put together a virtual graduation video for the students. Forms modified Graduation Ceremony<\/a> will be held for students at mount e d b high school. The oil rigs may be the norm, but not in the bay area. It came as a shock when some found out oil and Gas Developers<\/a> wanted to drill three wells right into their neighborhood. Anything that leaks into the area will be basically coming into the neighborhood. Dozens of wells in contra costa have been drilled 500 feet from homes. See our original report, back yard drilling, together at 11 00 on kpix 5. Coming up, starbucks making a shift. How the coffee chain is changing its strategy after taking a big hit during the pandemic. And taking a second look at gone with the wind. How the oscarwinning film is reigniting a debate in the wake of nationwide protest. Coming up all new at 6 00, a proposal to disband oakland unified School District<\/a>s police department. Where the money would be spent instead. And how does the district plan to starbucks is manging a major shift to adapt to the covid19 pandemic. The company is closing up to 400 starbucks locations. While at the same time expanding locations that are geared towards convenience so that means more locations for curbside pickup, drivethrough and mobile only pickup. The pandemic has dealt the company a major financial blow. Starbucks is expecting to lose more than 3 billion in revenue in the third quarter. Meanwhile, sephora is signing a pledge to dedicate 15 of its shelf space to black owned brands. The 15 pledge is an idea from a black creative director in brooklyn. She is urning major retailers like walmart, target and whole foods to make that same commitment. Black people make up nearly 15 of the population according to the most recent census estimates. And gone with the wind is gone with hbo max but it has surfaced as the number one bestseller somewhere else. Pulled from the hbo max streaming library yesterday for its, quote, racist stereotypes and depictions. It stars vivien leigh, clark gable. The oscarwinning film adapted from a novel set during the civil war and reconstruction era removed gone with the wind and it jumped to the number one spot of amazons bestsellers sales chart. Hbo released a statement saying these racist depictions were wrong then and they are wrong today and we felt that to keep this title up without an explanation and denouncement of those depictions would be irresponsible. A San Francisco<\/a> teacher came up with an idea to help the undocumented immigrants were here for you and were open. Wow. Im an original. One of a kind. You feel me . Love ya. Oop you look cute better than you . Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Z3wvoz z1s6z y3wvoy y1s6y my new bitesized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible youll want them whenever, so dont resist pop em while you game, hang, or do your thing. Pop my 100 allwhitemeat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just 5. 99. Even before Governor Newsom<\/a> promised funds, hundreds of San Francisco<\/a> educators pledged part of their federal stimulus checks. We introduce you to the man who spearheaded that effort. This weeks bay area award winner. Reporter frank lora warranted to help the 23 24,000 undocumented immigrant whose live and work in the San Francisco<\/a> area. During the shelter in place, frank lura couldnt stop thinking of his fifth graders in mission district. Many of the students and families would not be getting spheral stimulus checks. For a lot of our undocumented families, all they have is their hands, labor. They have to work two or three jobs to run a whole family in San Francisco<\/a>, which is extremely expensive. Reporter so frank donated part of his federal film l. S. U. Check. If we give more, then more family also benefit. Reporter with the support of his union, the united educators of San Francisco<\/a>, nearly 300 educators have raised more than 100,000 in relief. The Union President<\/a> susan solomon. Any piece of compassion and humanity keeps us going. Reporter applications are being processed through a coalition of community groups, and amy aguilera says the need is great. We have families who live two to three families in one home, and all of them have lost their jobs. Reporter organizers say undocumented family cans receive grants of up to 1,000 were household. Veronica plans to use the money for rent. The landlord threatened to evict their family of five after her husband lost his construction job. It mean as lot. The bills keep coming. The rent keeps coming irrespective of our situation. Reporter and brian gave 1,000 from his own stimulus check. Frank is a great leader. He does not shy away from topics that have traditionally been seen as taboo or too sense stiff. With the little that we have, if we can contribute and griffey give and share, we can all rise together. Reporter with the campaign . Weeks jefferson award in the bay area goes to frank lara. Organizers say that the educators have donated one tenth of the 1. 2 million that undock you fund has raise sod far and the fund has awarded more than 500 grants. Amazing. Thank you. You can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online, kpix. Com hero. Paul heggen is standing by to give us a look at these warm temperatures today and a little bit of relief in sight. Yes. Tomorrow will be a transition day. Out of this mini heat wave, our way to below average temperatures so the whole large scale weather pattern will be shifting around that heat dome. It will be breaking down tomorrow, much cooler and breezier conditions on the way by friday and saturday. Even a hint of a chance for a sprinkle or two on friday. But that is still in the future. Right now it is still warm. It was hot today. It got up to 96 degrees . Concord. But todays record set exactly one year ago, 103 degrees. So things could be a whole lot worse. We made it up to almost 90 in sang topping out at 88. Upper 60s at half moon pay. It is still 98 degrees in fairfield. Downtown it is 76 degrees. The 80s and 90s farther inland. 15 to 20mileperhour winds, and that wind is going to pick up as we head through the day tomorrow, meaning it is going to be one of those days with a lot of contrast but not quite as much farther inland. The future cast indicating zero visibility for the San Francisco<\/a> and hayward to start the day on thursday. I think that is a little pessimistic, but low cover and fog could make its way inland. Temperatures are still going to warm up. Were going to start off in the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees. Pretty normal territory for the middle of june. High temperatures around the bay only warming up to around 0 degrees in San Francisco<\/a> with the mix of clouds and sunshine. The stronger onshore breeze kicking in a little earlier in the day so temperature also be two or three degrees cooler. San jose, has few degrees cooler, but still well into the 80s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. Staying short of 90 degrees with even cooler temperatures. Much cooler temperatures on the way for friday. Santa rosa, you will be one of the warm spots as well. Plenty of sunshine overhead interspersed with cloud cover. So every once in a while natural shade overhead. You can see the overall pattern. Low to mid 70s around the bay for the most part. Low to mid 80s for the south bay. And north bay with even low 90s still in fair std. In terms of that chance of a couple of sprinkles on friday, the future cast indicating a few radar freckles showing up. Most of this is going to evaporate on the way down. Still, it doesnt happen all that often in the month of june. Sunday, into monday we warm back up. Coming up at 6 00, the best part of my evening, the dog walking forecast. Ours too. Police departments across the bay rethinking tactics to manage protesters. Now, berkeley is prohibiting its officers from using a common method. Plus, in the midst of the pandemic, an adoption frenzy, the Humane Society<\/a> says there is a pet shortage. And new video of a rescue where a hiker was only accessible by air. A live look at parking lots are back open at several knot bay beaches. We take a look out at Stinson Beach<\/a> where we find out more on the packed day at the beach. Reporter and this is a middleoftheweek wednesday afternoon, and the place is packed. Stinson beach parking lots are now open. The cars kept pouring in and people are happy. Finally. This is the most busy i have ever seen it. But people are following a bitz of social distancing and theyre doing their best. Also at a certain point, we have been out here for a long time and people have within stuck in for a long file and i think it is really catching up to everybody. It is more like the privacy, to do whatever you want in the sand. Reporter the allure of the clear sky, warm sand and the cool breeze is intoxicating. Still stinson can only absorb so many people at a time. The town reaches a capacity. Once the lots are full, it is right back to where we were at square one when covid19 happened with the lots closed where people start to back up into the town. Reporter locals are trying to be patient. Grace works at the surf shop. A lot of people are under the mindset there shouldnt be as many people coming from the outside, especially with regulations and crowds, but at the same time we understand people want to get to the beach and it is good for business. Reporter and this is only wednesday. You had to come out, get some time off to see the sun and undo a lot of the couped up and it has just within so long. Reporter at Stinson Beach<\/a>, don ford, kpix 5. Everybody need as break. Kpix news at 6 00 begins right now with ken bastida and leks cook. A push to disband unified School Departments<\/a> police department. Parents talking about where to spend that money instead. I want to ensure that the memory of my brother, patrick scatalyst against injustice and violence of any kind. Plus, powerful testimony from the sister of a murdered federal security officer. Why she says defunding is not a fix to police brutality. And a pet adoption frenzy during this pandemic. The Humane Society<\/a> explains a new trend that is nearly emptying their animal shelters. Our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. A proposal to disband oakland uniphid School District<\/a>s police department. Good evening. Im Elizabeth Cook<\/a> . Osmght and im ken bastida. Kpix 5 has the plan and how backers say they would keep students safe. Reporter this was part of the initiative by the black organizing project here in the city of oakland. They say it is the only School District<\/a> in Alameda County<\/a> that has its own police force and they dont need it, that money should be spent elsewhere. 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