Places of worship also had to stop indoor services. A San Mateo County supervisor plan tuesday introduce an ordinance tomorrow that would fine people that do not wear masks. The fines are proposed to start at 100 for first time vie violators, with fines going up to 500 for repeat offenders. Businesses could be find up to 3,000, depending on the violation. Families received boxes full of produce, milk, eggs, and other essentials today. Its a joint effort with the city of san jose. The Heritage Plaza normally hosts plays and musical events. This working class area they say is one of the hardest hist by the coronavirus in the bay area. They they county have the luxury of living in a house and not having, you know, other households there, or, you know, living with grandparents, and younger generations. Right . I mean, its just you look at all of that together, and its why this community is being impacted. The Food Distribution happens every first and third monday offering the month from 10 00 a. M. Until noon, and will continue through the end of the year. State lawmakers are racing to come up with a solution to keep renters from being evicted. Millions of residents worry they wont be able to make rent this month. As greg lee explains now, protections puts into place to help tenants during the pandemic are set to expire soon. As the pandemic rolls on, millions of californians fear they will soon be homeless. According to the u. S. Census bureau, more than 4 million renters in the state said they were unlikely to make august rent. Numerous counties have extended moratoriums, but the statewide halt an eviction proceedings could end august 14th. And we could see a massive weight of evictions begin within a day or days of that order being rescinded. So we have less than two weeks to stop this from happening. Reporter david clue offered one of the handful of bills to prevent mass evictions. It would be both cruel and reckless to allow these evictions to move forward. Reporter Health Officials warn kicking people out of their homes could lead to an increase spread of covid19. The already catastrophic crisis of Affordable Housing in california has left two many californias living in overcrowded housing through which the up fix spread reese lentlessly. Reporter the California Apartment Association represents land lords, as well. And many say they fear foreclosure after months of losing rent. Caa is skeptical of some of the legislation, and is calling for direct cash help. What were hoping for legislation that would provide some Financial Assistance to landlords and to tenants. Reporter in response to the. Reporter issue, the governor said he is working to find Common Ground with lawmakers and soon. And we deeply recognize peoples anxiety. We deeply recognize whats at stake. Something to keep in mind, Governor Newsom has extended his executive order allowing local jurisdictions to extend their own moratoriums on evictions, at least until september 30th. Today San Francisco mayor london breed took to twitter to remind Business Owners about an upcoming deadline. She rope tomorrow is the deadline to apply for the africanamerican Small BusinessRevolving Loan fund. Eligible applicants can receive up to 50,000 at zero percent interest with no fees or collateral, and flexible repayment options. The new loan program is part of the citys effort to support Small Businesses that are historical underspecific private banks and to invest in the cities historically black neighborhoods. For more information, go to ktvu. Com and look under, links. President trump said today he is expected to take matters into his own hands as lawmakers struggle to come up with a Coronavirus Relief bill. Mike emmanuel has more on that. Ill do it myself if i have to. I have a lot of powers with respect to executive orders. Reporter President Trump pledging to take executive action should Congress Fail to reach a deal on another coronavirus stimulus package. What the democrats want, they want theyre slow rolling it, and all theyre really interested in is bailout money. Reporter the. Blaming Democratic LeadersChuck Schumer and nancy pelosi for the breakdown in the 24 talks, even as the pair it was on capitol hill monday to resume discussions with mark mode doughs and steve mnuchin. It was productive. Were moving down the track. We still have our differences. I think there is a desire to get something done as soon as we can. This as the president doubled down defending the anti malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. Many doctors have come out strongly in favor of it. They want it very badly. Despite his own testing czar brett warning sunday its still an unproven therapeutic for the coronavirus. We have many things that do work. Right now, hydroxychloroquine, i cant recommend that. While its unclear what sort of unilateral action the president may be considering, the white house has said the administrations top two issues include expanding Unemployment Benefits and providing eviction protections. At the White House Briefing today, President Trump said the military is being tapped to handle the logistics of distributing a Coronavirus Vaccine once its becomes available. He said that the large trials now underway in the United States are going quote really well. These are great companies. These are companies that are not only well known, theyre well righthand. Most importantly. Were balancing speed and safety, and were on pace to have a vaccine available this year, maybe far in advance of the end of the year. And were mass producing the most promising candidates. The president also said another lockdown not a viable path forward, and would cause more harm than good. White House Task Force member dr. Anthony fauci said today he continues to support schools reopening for the benefit of children and their parents, but only in its safe. If the infection rate is so low that theres very little chance of their being infections spread, then you should feel okay about doing it, but making sure that you do the things that are necessary to prevent spread. And those canning done at the local level. Dr. Fauci spoke out in a briefing with the governor of connecticut today. He also addressed the question of herd immunity. He said while children appear to have less risk from the virus, they could still bring it home to others who might be at a higher risk, including the elderly and those with other health problems. This month marks back to school for many students in the bay area, and with schools continuing the Distance Learning model, technology will play a bigger role than ever. Maureen naylor talked to a tech expert about tips for keeping the family online. So what you see here ask my cable modem and my router. Reporter these little device that connect your here to the internet have never seemed so crucial, especially for parents working from home and whose children began live Distance Learning this month. When you have four people doing video. You can get into a band width program. Reporter larry suggests in addition to good wifi, a mesh network of routers throughout the house to boost the internet signal and with multiple parents and students working at home to not overburden then network. For example in three people are on an important zoom call for school or work, that might not be a good time for a somebody to watching the movie on netflix. Reporter in part of an ongoing effort to bring internet to those who dont have it. Monday, the city of san jose announced a partnership with at t to provide 11,000 internet hot spot devices for the most vulnerable families in san jose. We have heard too often of our children having to sit in a burger king park are lot at 10 00 p. M. To finish their homework, because they do not have broadband at home. Of the 11,000 hot spots being handed out, 8,000 will be distributed through the Santa Clara County office of excase and gives student price high Speed Internet and unlimited data for up to 15 device this in the home. The remaining 3,000 there glow to the Library System where they can be checked out for 90 days with a library card. Its part of a plan passed in june. Its important that we start in our areas hardest hit by the pandemic. Students will start receiving the Free Internet hot spots on friday, and Library Card Holders can start checking one out towards the end of the month. A nonprofit in sunny available held a backpack giveaway today for families in need. Sunnyvale Community Services organized the contactless drive through distribution. Students receive backpacks filled with School Supplies and gift cards for new shoes. This is the second of two distribution event this organization held for this school year. Organizers say the pandemic has had a huge Financial Impact on lowincome families in silicon valley. We had a 600 increase in the number of people coming to us for rental assistance in the first month of the pandemic. We now have 800 families in need is of rental assistance who need help in paying not just one months rent, but several months, because they cant get back to work. The executive director said the backpack distribution helps those families hurting financially, saying whether the kids are going back to the classroom or learning remotely, through supplies will help them be ready to learn. Coming up, a concerning trend in San Francisco as Police Confirm an increase in burglaries, ever since the stay athome order werent into effect. The items that investigators say are frequent targets. And were monitoring a fast moving fire in southern california, that is still burning out of control. And late today, fire investigators announced the cause of whats being known as the apple fire. And were tracking that forecast fog because at the coast. That makes for a cooler coastside and a cooldown for the entire bay area. The fiveday forecast coming up. Plus google is calling its the next generation of Home Security systems. The 450 million deal announced today. And taking a live look at the conditions on the san mateo bridge. Boy, almost no one there in the commute direction in the left lanes. Well be back with more in a moment. birds chirping woman chattering [narrator] ordering dinner for the family . family gasps rewarded with a side of quiet. baby murmuring grubhub rewards you, scooter horn honking get a free delivery perk when you order. doorbell rings [group] grubhub. But as californians well get through this together. If your income has been reduced or youve lost your job or your Health Insurance, covered california is here. We can help you find the Health Insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. And, you may even get financial help to pay for your Health Insurance. So, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca. Com to learn more or enroll today. So, if you or someone you know is without coverage, and the hidden smiles. The foggy glasses. And the muffled laughs. A simple piece of fabric makes a big statement i care. Wear a mask. Lets all do our part to slow the spread. The am fire burning in riverside county. This is the largest active fire burning in the state right now, the apple fire. Tonight strike teams from coronavirus, contra costa and alameda counties are both Work Together to provide aid. Reporter the apple fire continues to scorch thousands of acres, stretching from Cherry Valley into the San Bernardino national forest, fueled by try brush and timber. Crews attacking the growing fire from the ground and air. Fighting the fire in triple digit heat on steep, rugged terrain. Officials allowing the flames to burn along one Mountain Peak because it was too dangerous for firefighters to attack on foot. Officials also closing nearby campgrounds, wilderness areas and hiking trails. The coronavirus adds an extra challenge to the firefight, with some evacuees being screened for covid19 at shelters, while others are being redirected to hotels. Firefighters also taking extra recautions. Covid is with us. Its not going away. The apple fire started friday night as two smaller fires burning near each other in Cherry Valley. The fires merging within hours, and are growing into the massive fire we see today. Cal fire today said the fire was caused by a diesel fueled vehicle emitting burning carbon from its exhaust system. They say witnesses and unspecified physical evidence led investigators to the cause. It was not immediately known if anyone has been arrested in connection with the fire. Were getting an update now on a fire burning in northern california. The fire started late yesterday afternoon in calusa county about 60 miles north of clear lake. Crews made great progress building containment lines overnight. New numbers from cal fire show that fire is small are than first estimated. It has burned about 540 acres and is now 40 contained. Officials say the fire is still threatening at least a dozen homes, and evacuations for effect for several neighborhoods. How stunning is this photo . Its our photo image. Its live coming off of sutro tower. Look how much the fog has build built up here. The fog is really making a play now. You see it deepening out a little bit. Thats an indication when you see it getting above the tower, that that fog is going to make a play tore these inland valleys, and thats what you want. Thats what you expect to see. That is just a stunning shot. Never gets old. When i was in graduate school studying meteorology, we used to do time lapses. And time lapses werent really a thing back then, it was sort of unique, and to see the fog move like that, back then, so long ago, was sort of a relatively new concept. You could see the dynamics occurring. What im trying to say is at the time, it was really cool, but now just the aesthetics and how beautiful it is when it moves in like this. The current temperatures right now, pretty warm. A little cooler than yesterday. Little warmer in some places. Tomorrow mornings fog footprint, where the fog was being deeper, this will be one of the furthest intrusions weve seen in a little while, in the last couple of days, so thats going to begin the cooling trend. Reds are 90s, and reds are well east of most of the bay area. Most of us tomorrow are 70s and lowtomid 80s. Stocks rallied on wall street today on some positive economic news. Shares are were broadly higher after a report that manufacturing is improving in both the United States and europe. The dow was up 236 points, and the nasdaq was up 157 points, and the s p was up 23 points. Shares of apple were up 2. 5 today. Google announced today it is making a 450 Million Investment to create what it is calling the next generation of Home Security systems. The Mountain View based company is teaming up with adt to make a new line of smart Home Security products. The new system using googles nest Smart Home Products is expected to be available to homes and businesses later this year. Still ahead here, after 28 years, the chief of police in san jose announces his retirement. How the mayor is reacting to chief eddie garcias announcement. Plus a woman under arrest for the death of her newborn son more than 30 years ago. How police were able to solve the cold cases. A 52yearold woman from Stanislaus County has been charged with murder for allegedly killing her newborn baby boy more than 30 years ago. The baby was found dead by two young people walking north on old madison avenue just south of sea view avenue in Castro Valley on the evening of may 15th, 1988. At the time, police were unable to solvety case. Then last year, police reopened the case and used dna to locate the mother of the baby. Last month, lisa lopez was arrested at her home. The Alameda County district District Attorneys Office has now charged her with murder. Police in san jose are investigating a shooting that sent three people to the hospital. It happened in the bari esa naked outside the alura inn. Police found two men with gunshot wounds who was taken to the hospital. A third victim arrived a short time later. None of the injuries is considered lifethreatening. Police have not identified a motive or a suspect. In San Francisco, Police Confirm had the city has seen an increase in the number of burglaries since the stayat home order went into place months ago. Christien has more on this story. Reporter the San FranciscoPolice Department reports an almost 41 increase in burglaries from january through july of this year compared to to last