Reporter insignia can be considered one of the one of one of the haves. These salon owners are have nots. Salon owners upset, the logistics of their shops dont allow for outdoor service. Unfortunately outside is not an option. Reporter Marissa Cabrera has been doing color and extensions for the past three years. Our shop is located upstairs in a building, and in that building, theres no way to, you know, have bring down chairs to set up a tent. Theres no space outside for a tent. Its getting really hot. Were in the middle of summer. So unfortunately its not even feasible for our salon in particular. Reporter even if it was feasible, alamcounty Public Health is not allowing outdoor hair so loans, despite governor newsoms new guidelines, which do permit it, but local counties have the last word. The Alameda Health term said in a statement that covid19 cases and hospitalizations are on the rise quote we do not intend to open any new secretary errs at this time, and will continue to monitor state and local indicaters to develop the next steps. We have to have a discussion. I cant pay my rent. You know, i had a baby in february, so i went on maternity leave, and i havent been able to work since then. And im so sad for the salon owners that dont have this kind of space and they cant work. And the salon owners say all they want at the sleet to be able to discuss with various leaders how they can reopen indoors safely. For uptodate information on openings and closures county by county, download the ktvu app. And you can find that app in the app store. Now to the latest numbers on the coronavirus outbreak. California has now surpassed new york with the most covid19 cases in the nation, with over 413,000. It is important to note that california does have twice the population of new york state. Californias total includes a record single day total of almost 13,000 new cases, 115 people have died since yesterday in our state, bringing the number of deaths statewide to 7,870 since the start of the outbreak. Governor newsom held a briefing today at a warehouse where the state stores and distributes millions of masks and other ppe. The governor gave an update on the states increasing number of cases and deaths. He said over a 7day period, california has averaged 90 deaths a day from the coronavirus. And 7day period, we have averaged 90 lives lost. Thats compared to about 98 lives in the previous 7 days, but nonetheless 90 lives lost, and so its just another reminder, if i need to remind anybody of the magnitude of impact that this virus continues to have. Governor newsom also said the states 7day Positivity Rate has increased to 7. 6 . Thats well above the 5 benchmark recommended by the cdc. Well, now to the outbreak of covid19, and the rising death rate in san quentin print in marin county. More than 2,000 inmates have been infected, 200 staffers, and 14 deaths. Were joined by mark navo, former fema coordinator. I want to start with the challenges that san quentin faces, because being in a kind space like a prison, talk about how the virus can easily spread, similar to what were seeing in nursing homes. Good afternoon to both of you. What were seeing in a two month period of time, no covid cases at all in the prison, but in two months, were up to 2,000 inmates infected, 200 Staff Members, 14, 15 deaths, and its spreading in a congregate setting, and we know thats possible, because we saw just yesterday in walnut creek that 12 folks died in a Senior Living facility. So what happened in san quentin is when there was an outbreak in chino, they transferred patients from that prison to san quentin. At that point, there were no prisoners actually diagnosed with covid19. They tested the chino inmates before testing. They were all positive. When they arrived at san quentin, they put them in tiers in a building on the 4th and 5th tier. That building started to tier, but the floors that were infected, the virus either spread through dropletlets down, or through the ventilation system, and now youre seeing patients being Early Released, Field Hospital on the baseball field. Youre seeing the furniture shop in the prison converted to a covid19 treatment facility. How do you think that the response could have changed or should have changed here . We now have those 14 inmates that have died, and its possible that more inmates could die, as well. That is true. What we do know from state Senate Hearings regarding the outbreak in the prison is when they transferred the patients, the test had taken place four weeks prior, and we know that those tests were probably only valid for 24, 48 hours, and exposure, you can it have, be asymptomatic and that was number one. As they transferred the patients, there was a lot of focus with regard to the ability to handle in terms of capacity. Where is the room for patients to try to minimize the congregate spread in chino . So they transferred them over to san quentin. Unfortunately that was probably a prison decision about spacing, not so much about health. So what weve seen is the local elected official from marin county, mark levin, is talk about trying to put an epidemiologist in terms of the outbreak and command center, so there is more focus on the Health Impact instead of just prison spacing. Some people may hear about what is happening at san quentin and think why should i care . Or may think its contained within the walls of san quentin, but there are implications here, and it does affect the community, right . Yeah, well said, it certainly does. We know there are 36 prisoners under Early Release that are in a facility in the San Francisco bay area, trying to minimize the spread in the hospital. We know that onethird of the beds in marin county are occupied by san quentin prisoners. They dont want community spread, but we have Staff Members and guards comes and going from that prison. What were seeing although we think its contained within those walls, its very easy to spread to the community. We know that not only marin county hospitals, but there are 22 inmate patients in San Francisco county hospitals, san mateo has 24, Alameda County has 4. So you can see that theres potential for that to spread. Although theyre taking measures to minimize it, its not contained withe four this conversation far from over, but were going to have to leave it there. Mark, we always appreciate you coming on. Thanks for joining us today. Youre welcome. Its nice to see you. Well, before and during the outbreak at san quentin, scientists and Health Experts from u. C. Berkeley offer freed covid19 testing to prison errs and staff, but the prison officials turned them down twice, saying they didnt need the help. We dig deeper into this story and what many say were missed opportunities to slow the spread of covid19 in a report later tonight. The District Attorney made waves today, announcing controversial changes to his department. Two months ago, i pledged that i would listen carefully, think deeply, and then act boldly. Parts of santa clara District Attorney jeff rosens bold plan is to forego the death spent make structural changes to his office. The d. A. Said the response to the death of george floyd back in may prompted his decision to change position on the Death Penalty. Jesse gary, our south bay reporter joins us now live with reaction to the decision. The Death Penalty issue just one piece of a fourpronged approach to change. D. A. Rosen said he listened to and took input from Community Stakeholders before announcing these first steps. We are moving with urgency, because justice demands urgency. Reporter jeff rosen announcing up for components of change to further bend the arc of justice toward equality in the county. He plans to give money seized in adjudicated gang cases to social programs designed to address racial inequality, and prosecutors will ask what should they prove, instead of the old standard of what can they prove . Additionally prosecutors who do ride alongs with police will now spend quality time with community organizations. Seeing the world through the lens of our victims, our defendants, and all facets of our incredibly Diverse Community is vital. Reporter to investigate criminal police misconduct, he aims to create Law Enforcement Integrity Team within his office. Lastly, he wants to eliminate the use of cash bail. Expunge records once a defendant has completed his or her sentence. No longer charge defendants for resisting arrest or interfering with an arrest envelopes they use violence. And end Death Penalty cases. There is suchly too much systemic racism and unfairness in our entire society, which is then reflected in our criminal justice system. Some of these reforms head energy in the right direction. I just dont know if it goes all the way to fulfill these kind of promises of restructuring. For the District Attorney to make draftic changes in their approaches, you have to lean toward being thankful forgetting those changes. He is not the county police chief. He is the District Attorney. Reporter the head of the San Jose Police Officers Union reacting angrily to his oversight plans and goal of eliminating Death Penalty cases, when the d. A. Used support of Capital Punishment as an election issue. His decision to do this is actually escalating in the violence. Cops are gonna get hurt. The community is going to suffer. Some of rosens reforms will go into effect immediately, such as ending the Death Penalty cases, and no longer adding a gang enhance document misdemeanor crimes. Others will take more time. Facial additionally, there are 20 Death Penalty cases that have already been adjudicated in this county. Rosen said hell change that from death tonight life in prison without parole. Back to you. Very bold plan, and a lot of push back to it. Jesse, thank you. A new and very strange twist about the attorney who police say shot and killed a federal judges son in new york. Investigators say he may be the one who killed an attorney in california. Hours after President Trump ordered the closure of a chinese consulate here in the u. S. , a fair breaks out at that consulate. The fallout from the president s order and more on the fire up next. And in berceuse weather, today one of the cooler days of the week, also tracking gusty winds this afternoon. A bit of a bump in the numbers as we head into your thursday forecast, and well take a look at it coming up. My money should work as hard as i do. Thats why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. Give me a little slack with freedom unlimited, youre always earning. I said i need some slack on pump three for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub . Rewarded get a free delivery perk when you order. [group] grubhub. Today the Trump Administration ordered china to shut down its consulate in houston. That facility is supposed to be empty friday afternoon. Fire crews were called to the consulate last night where documents were apparently being burned. Reporter firefighters were not allowed in the chinese consulate in houston when they responded to a fire overnight. The cause . Documents burning in a courtyard. China is being kicked out and companies have to av this comes a day after the Justice Department announced two chinese hackers are being charged with stealing intellectual property, including coyotes research. The Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman said the u. S. Should reverse course and if the dont, china would take necessary Counter Measures. We urge the u. S. To immediately stop here is and slander against china on cyber trying to close consulates and other facilities, that might have more of afternoon effect on beijing. The u. S. Consulate in wuhan closed because of coronavirus, but it is suspected it may not reopen in an act of retaliation. For more on this story, we were joined by a member of the hoover institute. So is it exactly clear whether it was one particular thing that prompted u. S. Officials to order the closure of the consulate, or sort of a buildup of events . And then im curious if weve ever seen the u. S. Take this kind of a drastic step before. Well, it does appear to be the buildup, the culmination of intelligence gathering that weve been doing, indications that the consulate in houston was more than senator rubio noted, a dim low mattic facility, that there was some kind of Counter Intelligence at which time going on. And so the u. S. Felt the need to respond. This is a significant else a lakes, but it was an it was an actions that the state department felt had to be taken at this time. China in response said the closure violates international law, and that country is threatening Counter Measures against the u. S. Where do you think things go from here, and what sort of Counter Measures might we expect from china . Well, first of wall, there are well established norms, as well as legal requirements for foreign stations, for essentially consulates and embassies. What they are supposed to do. How they are supposed to operate. The rules on which they are supposed to operate. One of those basic tenants is is you dont conduct espionage on the host country. So in this situation, what was going on, apparently, in that houston consulate, violated those norms. In terms of where things go, its entirely possible that the Chinese Government will retaliate in some way that could include additional sanctions, for example, on u. S. Officials. It could include the closure of additional u. S. Diplomatic facilities. You already noted in your package leading up the possibility that the u. S. Government will go ahead and preemptive he shut down the wuhan consulate which the u. S. Operates in china currently. So there are a number of things the Chinese Government could do to retaliate, but i think it signals a greater amount of tension between the u. S. And china, something thats weve seen over these last several week was growing amount of tension. Absolutely. U. S. China relations, as you said, have gotten rost over the past few months and over the past year or so. We have the escalating trade word, the human rights abuses in that country, and now we pile any top of that, the coronavirus outbreak and the accusations of china trying to steal our Vaccine Research in that area. When you step back and look at it, how much has the relationship between our two countries detieriated . And what is next in terms of diplomatic relations . Well, we see some significant challenges to be sure, and the last several months have been particularly fraught, beginning, of course, with covid19, and accusations that the Chinese Government did not do enough to warn the world of covid19, did not do enou he passage of a new National Security long in hong kong that arguably roted their promises to maintain a separate legal system in hong kong. The mistreatment and Human Rights Violations against the Muslim Minority in the western part of china. Is all of these things have accelerated. Rhetorical bashes from the president of the united states, as well as members of the Trump Administration. I foresee this to continue. It is an election year, obviously, here in the u. S. , so being tough on china is something i think both Vice President biden and President Trump will continue to do. That will not help the situation in the short run. The long run, though, alex, these countries have to get along in some ways. Theres Cultural Exchange and figuring out some way for the u. Is an important fact thats right both countries should be aware of. Yeah, it seems like they need to find some Common Ground at the very least. We have to leave the conversation there. American Public Policy studies at the hoover institute. Appreciate your time and insight. Thank you. Thank you. Well, today one of the cooler days of the week and strong gusty winds, blowing things around in my backyard this afternoon, as well. So thats having a big impact on temperatures. Tomorrow well warm things bin just a little bit as we head into your thursday. Here is the plan for tomorrow. Its a warmer forecast tomorrow. Morning clouds to start out the day. May everyone counter some drizzle this morning, and more sunshine into the afternoon. We had 90s in fresno and bakersfield. Closer to home, a pleasant 86 in sacramento as we focus in on wel check in on some of the current numbers out there. Fairfield 82. Walnut creek 74 degrees. Pretty mild there. San jose 81, and Half Moon Bay in the upper 50s. As far as the temperature change compared to yesterday, temperatures most areas a few degrees cooler. Lots of minus signs here and a few areas actually a touch warmer. Youll notice much of the cooling in portion of the north bay. Youll notice all of those showers and some thunderstorms developing out towards the sierra. A lot of lightning strikes detected. Looks like right around weaverville, getting closer to humble county. Thats what we have in place right now. Thunderstorms to the north and to the east of the region. We also have this. Low clouds and fog right near the immediate cost line, a pretty good onshore breeze as well. Just like last night and the night before, the clouds move back into the bay, setting up a cloudy start for a good percent of the region. Fairfield, gusting to 30 miles an hour. A few more reports for sfo at about 12 miles per hour, and san jose, 14 hour. So the sfo live camera above, but here is that clouban youll notice the marine layer probably compressed a bit over the next few hours. That should lead to some warming in your thursday outlook. Temperatures in the 50s to start out, and into the afternoon hours, 60s, 70s, and 80s. The beach on the cool side with patchy fog nearby, and more sunshine as you work your way inland. The weekend will feature a warmup in the forecast. Well have the full update coming up in just a few minutes. President trump announces more federal officers to american cities. Coming up, an updates on what the administration has named operation legend to curb violence and protests across the country. And tune in tonight for master chef started at 8 00. That will be follow blipped ultimate tag at 9 00, and then stick around for the 10 00 and 11 00 news, all right here on ktvu. President trump is sending federal Law Enforcement officers to chicago and albuquerque, new mexico, to fight violent crime. Leaders in those cities say that theyre voicing concerns over the president s move. Today im announcing a surge of federal Law Enforcement into American Communities plagued by violent crime. Reporter President Trump making an announcement from the white house concerning operation legend, a program aimed at tackling violence in major u. S. Cities. 15 people were shot in a drive by shooting in chicago on tuesday at a funeral. Shootings and murders in chicago rose by at least 75 last month, compared to june last year. Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot sent a letter to the president on monday, urging him not to deploy secret federal agents who arrest and detain residents without any cause, but on tuesday she said she would welcome a partnership. The head of Chicagos Police union ripped into the mayor on wednesday. And the mayor is the latest democratic mayor who is absolutely ruling with an iron fist. Reporter albuquerques mayor also released a statement before the president s announcement saying there is no place for Trumps Secret Police in our city. Federal officers have already been sent to portland. Some other mayors are warning the feds to stay away. What we see in portland is that the federal presence is actually making the situation worse, and we cannot allow that here in new york city. Reporter earlier this week, House Democrats called for an investigation into what they describe as the illegal hay rest of protesters in morales by federal Law Enforcement officers. However officials with the department of Homeland Security say they were well within their rights. The man Authorities Say targeted a judges family in new jersey has now been linked to the murder of an attorney in southern california. Investigators say mens rights attorney roy dennis shot and killed the 20yearold son of judge esther is a lass is a lass. Millions of dollars put forth in santa clara to close the digital divide. Coming up, we will look at the effort to ensure equal education for all. More social distancing rules are now in effect as governors try to contain a new surge in coronavirus cases. Ill have details coming up from atlanta. Dear california. We know these are challenging times. Rest assured, you are not alone. Weve all had to adapt. And with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. Together, we can save energy and money. Try closing your shades during the day. Setting your ac to 78 or higher. Or cooling off with a fan when you can. United we are always stronger. Stay well, california, and keep it golden. My money should work as hard as i do. Thats why i use my freedom unlimited card to buy heavier weights online. Got it go time with freedom unlimited, youre always earning. I shouldve purchased lighter weights more states are pausing their reopenings, because of a surge in new coronavirus cases. And some states are coming up with new ways to try to contain the spread, as they get folks back to work. Jonathan has more now from atlanta. Reporter the number of coronavirus related deaths in the u. S. Ticking up as this new surge of cases continues. More than 144,000 americans have died, prompting dozens of states to stop or reverse their reopening plans. But others are moving ahead with new mitigation efforts aimed at protecting the progress theyve made, inud city, where liquor licenses have social distancing in some areas. After widespread reports of packed bars and restaurants. Both sides of the block was full from corner to corner for two weeks in a row. Reckless kids who have nothing to do. Reporter and the outbreak could be more widespread than originally thought. A new report by the cdc said cases have been underreported in many areas, and the real number could be as high as 38 million. We are also seeing more patients without preexisting continues developing serious heart and lung issues after testing positive. They are healthy, and now they have something they have to deal with every day of their lives. Reporter and the white house is making a major push for folks to follow their updated guidance, including wears face mto all of those people who are resisting wearing a mask, listen, folks, it costs nothing, take its two seconds, and youll get your liberties back sooner if youll wear your mask. Reporter the Major League Ballparks will be closed today for opening day, but the parks will be closed, and fans will have to watch on tv. The San Francisco giants and as start the delayed and shortened Major League Baseball season over the next couple of days. The giants travel to l. A. To take on their rivals to the south, the dodgers, tomorrow night, and the as regular season begins on friday night at home against the angels. A new a. P. Poll finds 1 in 10 americans believe that school should return to normal operations this fall, but when we do that online and Distance Learning is shining a big spotlight maintain the digital divide. Were joined by santa clara superintendent dave cortabe. Thank you have for joining us today. It will look a lot different from stricts and individual households, because not everyone has the same access to the internet, or even technology. So how is the county trying to close the gap . You know, this has been a problem that we talked about, and worked on to some extent for years and years, going back to the time of fiberoptic cable, before wifi, there was a need to connect families and students and homes wither in internet. Now its become not just a luxury, but an absolute necessity, where the state is telling hopes and family use view to stay home and do your learning from home, you have to do Distance Learning, to realize that in this county we have 15,000 students and families who dont have access, 15,000 students who dont have laptops or tablets, and almost 10,000 who dont have an internet coax. So the county of santa clara, my board of supervisors at my urging, but up a little over 7 million in partnerships with cities, and the department of education, which is a separate agency. At the money has been delivered as of a couple of days ago, so were not leaving these kids behind. How exactly is that 7. 1 million going to be allocated . It actually was allocated already. Amazing for government work. Thats sounds funny, but right now, it isnt funny, of course, because the spread of covid19 is rapid, its increasing, to some extent, with these upticks in hospitalizations and other indicaters right now. So what is happening to shelter in police is being reinforced, especially with with regards to school. To the school fall season, august is right around the corner, and i just want to give the people at the finance department of the city of santa clara kudos for turnaround that board action and getting that 7. 2 million to the county office of education to School Districts very quickly. Its already been delivered. Hot spots and laptops are being purchased for these students then . Yes. Students will depending on where they are, they will be the gap will be closed in terms of actual wifi service that at minimum hot spots will be purchased and delivered, and probably most importantly, access to actual hardware, tablets and laptops, will be provided. Libraries are closed. Community centers closed. Theres not a lot of options like there used to be for kids who are in poverty, or just in an area that was a socalled dead zone, where there isnt service. So were closing that gap and fixing that now. Yeah, i kn , because ive heard so many stories of families and students across the country, really, they drive to parking lots just to access public hot spots to try to do their homework, so Something Like this is muchneeded in areas particularly of color. Coming up tonight at 6 00, greg lee updates us on the latest work by the statements Digital Guide task force with a few weeks before classes begin, its estimated that more than 700,and law makers say more needs to be done to expand high speed wifi coverage. Its been rough for parents and educators alike. I think that were going to see significant improvement this year, with results driven Distance Learning education, but were still going to need some patients on all sides. The governor and the state legislature have set aside 5. 3 billion to help and attach money to Distance Learning requirements. See gregs full report tonight at 6 00. Stories of racism and discrimination within Silicon Valley. Coming up here on the 4, were going to speak with a Washington Post reporter who went beyond the curtain the chat rooms and email chains of black entrepreneurs who all have at least one thing in common. They say they have, discriminated again when it comes to funding for their companies. And dealing with cooler winds today across the region. A littyour thursday, and then the weekend, that will be a different change in the pattern as well. Well have your updated forecast coming up. birds chirping woman chattering [narrator] ordering dinner for the family . family gasps rewarded with a side of quiet. Delivery perk when you order. doorbell rings [group] grubhub. Black entrepreneurs have long struggled to get their tech startup off the ground and funded, and many say thats because they face discrimination and bias from wealthy Venture Capital ices in Silicon Valley. Reed joins us from the Washington Post. In this piece you wrote, you talked with many Business Owners in Silicon Valley about this particular problem. What is it about the Venture Capital world that tends to leave entrepreneurs of color below hind . What i focused on in this article is that there is sort of a legal loophole when it comes to Venture Capital and alleged discrimination sed on race org ethnicity. If you apply for a job and somebody says im not going to hire you because you are black, you have a pretty good case against them, you can bring that to court. But when it comes to Venture Capital. You really cant. The situation i highlighted in this article is that you have entrepreneurs who are trying to get funding from Venture Capitalizes, and that is really the main Way Technology start ups, you know, get started. We go to Venture Capitalists and say we want you to buy a portion of this country in exchange for funding us, getting us off the ground. And often times theyll hear, you know, racist comments, sometimes overtly and sometimes more subtle in a meeting, and then the Venture Capitalists wont fund them. Only 1 of all venture keep money goes to black entrepreneurs. So theres really no Legal Recourse there. There are some laws on the books that would allow them to sue, but theyve been weakened by the courts, and thats something we focused on in the article. You write about a Key Supreme Court decision that came down earlier this year in march that kind of watered down the laws in this area, you know, protecting against this kind of discrimination. What did the court say here, and what was the effect of the opinion . Right, exactly. And that case was byron allen versus come cast, which went to the Supreme Court. He owns a media company, and was trying to get comcast and other outlets to carry his channel, and they said no. He is africanamerican and he alleged that the reason was because of his race. And what the Supreme Court said, and its not so much the byron allen case that is so important, but what the u. S. Supreme court solidified into law is that if you want if byron allen were to win this case, he would have to prove that if it were not for his race, he would have received that contract, and thats a very clearcut final way of looking at it. In fact, when it comes to these business relationships, its rarely so clearcut. Oftentimes there is evidence of bias, but nobody is going to say, you know, im the only reason im not investing in your company is because you are africanamerican. That just doesnt happen. Site sets the par very high for these court cases. And its arguability whether anyone would sue in this world of Venture Capital, because if you raise a stink about these issues, youre often frozen out of the whole industry, but legal experts told me it does make a difference when laws are considered to be weak, and that stronger laws would actually have an impact. Yeah, thats why, as you write in your piece, you have some so few of these black entrepreneurs who are staking any sort of legal action on the issue. We have to leave the deliveries. Its conversation there. Its an important one to have. Thank you for joining us. Thank you for having me. Those cooler winds are setting up. Earlier, about an hour ago, things were whipping around, and thats having a big impact on temperatures out there, as we jump into the forecast for tomorrow, were showing you this, the beaches, not to change it around too much, with temperatures mainly in the lower 60s, and then as we move across the bay here towards San Francisco, approaching the mid 60s, no extreme heat as we work our way inland. Talking about upper 70s to lower 80s. And the hot spots tomorrow, not incredibly hot, just thinking upper 80s for tomorrow afternoon. Current numbers across the state right now is 86 in sacramento. A bunch of 60s for san bernardino, los angeles, a little warmer in san diego. Slims currently at 83. San francisco mid60s. What you would expect this time of year in the city, and san jose 81. As far as the temperature change compared to yesterday, a few neighborhoods a little cooler. Thats where we have the minus signs, and a few neighbors a little warmer, but not a drastic change in temperatures. Tomorrow, though, youll probably notice out toward the sierra, west of redding, look at all of these thunderstorms and lightning strikes being detected. As far as our satellite we have this, fog and low clouds getting their act together near the coast and portions of the bay, and checking out the current wind speeds, there is that breeze out towards fairfield, and sfo, southwest wind at about 12 miles per hour. Clear skies up above and fog hanging out near the coast, and already pushing back into the bay. If you have been trying to check out the comet, of course fantastic pictures over the past week or so. Thats actually old information from an eclipse there, but just from july 15th through july 23rd, talking about that track of beautiful pictures of the eclipse. Not the eclipse, but the comet. Lows tomorrow, temperatures will be in the 50s. San francisco 53. Concord 57, and antioch in the upper 50s. Here is this area of low pressure moving into the north of northern california. So its kind of capping our temperatures. So with that, not a big change all week long, except tomorrow, we are going to warm things up by just a few degrees. This week, though, it is a cooler weather pattern out there. Until the weekend. You will notice a bump in the number, especially by sunday. Here is a forecast model, brings in the clouds, partly cloudy skies inland, and then into the afternoon hours for your thursday. Skies becoming partly to mostly sunny, still keeping it cool right near the immediate coastline. Highs for tomorrow, mid80s for santa rosa. San francisco 66. San jose 81, and morgan hill 86 degrees. These number on average, about 4 to 8 degrees warmer than today. Friday, we cool things off by just a little bit, and then into the weekend, we warm things back up. Not an extremely hot weekend, but still youll notice at least that little change in the weather pattern as we head towards saturday and into sunday. But in the meantime, those winds still sticking around, those peck yip winds creating some challenging conditions to be outside doing weather. But it will keep those temperatures in check here in the bay area. Its unbelievable that i could actually, you know, have a physical impact on peoples lives by doing this. Were hearing from one of the first vaccine trial recipients in Washington State. Up next, how she is feeling, and the progress medical centers are making on their vaccine efforts. 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. Thats absolutely 100 wrong. The ho we can sell it if we want to at any time. I like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. 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Well, along with the bay area, Washington State is working to lead the back when it comes to finding a vaccine for covid19. We caught up with the first recipient of one vaccine and looked into the future of other. It was great, it was easy. In midmarch, jennifer was one of the first to test an environmental covid19 vaccine. So far the initial results of modernas vaccine is showing promise opinion. Today she said she is doing great. And it all began right here in seattle. Its un believable that i could have a physical impact on go up and be sustained. Reporter today another vaccine is in develop that is also showing initial success. The findings just published show this new vaccine produce be antibodies in both mice and primates. Doctors say they are seeing early promise. Also, the way that this medicine is being produced could mean the direction of a vaccine could be cheaper and easier than others. Being able to manufacture vaccine of that scale that can target all of these diverse populations is key. We would view been relying on, in many ways, antiquated technologies to try and address this. Chris with hdt bio said advances are on our side in this race to a vaccine. They are working with u. W. Medicine on this latest development, and he said seattle is uniquely positioned to combat coronavirus. We have all of the pieces in place around seattle to transition from academic innovation to early stage validation and Clinical Development quite readily, just by walking down the street. Reporter modernas vaccine is still in human trials. The other vaccine could start human trials by this fall and if all goes well, it could be available to the public by next summer. About a half dozen other vaccines inner Development Across the country. And there are even more being studied across the world. But because seattle is home to world class universities, medicine, and biotech, the lesson is doctors are learning locally could soon Impact Healthcare for people everywhere. This is what i say is to the revolution, that these technologies have been cooking for many years. Weve been working on improving them, making them actually work better in humans, and now they are coming coming of age here. Well always remember the precovid and postcovid days, think, because it has just really accelerated the development of these technologies. The nih said thousands of volunteers are required for these large scale Clinical Trials for each of these vaccines that are currently under development. Boy, yeah, just remarkable the progress were seeing to create a coronavirus vaccine. All right, that does it for us here at 4. Good to have you along today, kristina. Fox 2 news 59 5 00 is up right after the break. Hit state in america. Good evening everyone i am frank somerville. And im julie haener. A single day total of almost 13,000 new cases. 150 people have died since yesterday bringing the number of deaths statewide to almost 4000. Governor newsom had a News Conference today where he gave an update on the increasing number of cases and the deaths. Senate over a seven day period that california has averaged 90 deaths a day from the virus. Over seven day period we have averaged 90 lives lost. That is can paired to 98 in the previous seven days. If i need to remind anyone of the magnitude of the impact that the virus has. But the positivity way rate is well above the 5 benchmark recommended by the cdc. In San Francisco leaders are expanding testing. Trying to rein in the spread of the coronavirus. Heres more on that story fr
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