. >> i believe the studies show us that the vaccines are highly effective at preventing severe disease and death. the second part of the study shows us, it is true the delta variant is different, and their higher viral loads in the nose than there ever was with the regular variant. the higher loads are occurring even when vaccinated. >> reporter: an infectious disease expert says if you're vaccinated, you are unlikely to be as infectious for as long as someone who isn't vaccinated, because your immunity should fight the virus. right now 35,000 vaccinated people per week are coming down with what is called, breakthrough infections. but as a reminder, out of the 164 million people who are fully vaccinated, .02%. >> it really is very simple. there are more mild breakthrough infections in the case of the delta variant. that is why you should be masking indoors, even with vaccinated people, until the delta variant passes. >> reporter: this san francisco resident is on board with the cdc's new masking guidance, and the city's impending mandate. >> i know i've been vaccinated, i have taken al

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temperatures drop to the mid to upper 50s and low 60s for most of us. pretty normal for the last morning of july. high temperatures tomorrow very close to average for july 31st, right around 60 along the coast. mostly 70 to around 80 degrees around the south end of the bay and down the peninsula with temperatures in the 80s in the santa clara valley, from 81 to san jose to 89 degrees for los gatos and morgan hill. warmer and warmer as you had farther inland. same is true for inland parts of the east bay. upper 80s to around 94 the tri valley come into the mid to low 90s for fairfield, antioch and brentwood, not as warm around vallejo and benicia. temperatures around the bay exactly average for this time of your. mid-60s for san francisco, a mix of 60s and low 70s for the east bay with temperatures in the northbay topping out around 80 degrees in most locations. this may be a degree or two below normal but you don't mind that wind out of the southwest is going to help bring some marine air into the northbay. but not too far. temperatures only reaching 10

using those words "the war has changed," what exactly does that mean?he >> well, the war has changed because the enemy has some new weapons. it's more transmissible, more infectious, probably more deadly. remember in may when the c.d.c. relaxed its guidance about mashes, back then the delta variant was about 1% of all cases. now it's about 83% of all cases. and back then, the data suggested that if you were somebody who was vaccinated and you got a breakthrough infection, that you were probably unlikely to spread it to somebody else. now, new information, new data out today from the c.d.c. says that if you are vaccinated and you get infected nevertheless with delta, you're probably just as likely as somebody who is unvaccinated and gets infected to spread it to somebody else. so, the enemy changes its tactics. the c.d.c. changes its tactics, just as it should. >> o'donnell: i know someone personally that happened with. i want to show you this graph also from the c.d.c. it shows just how much your risk decreases from getting covid, being hospitalized fro

for us the usual, low clouds and fog spreading out already deceiving. that will continue until tonight, not too far into the inland valleys farther than what we saw last night into early this morning. you're going to see some passing clouds overhead on saturday but still plenty of sunshine, slightly cooler temperatures for inland parts of the bay area, closer to what's normal for this time of year, and then some minor ups and do our temperaturesnext wee let's take a look outside and here is the view as we look to the east from salesforce tower. the fog already taking over. the bay bridge just that spectral outline through the fog. temperature downtown 52 degrees, 67 in oakland but still warm farther inland. 77 santa rosa, 80 degrees in san jose. still in the mid-90s in end,whate and concoros ns to45 fir pitch t ing to be heading out there, layer up. it's going to be cool, it's going to be breezy. as you saw from salesforce tower, the fog and low cloud cover is already starting to rolling towards the day. futurecast shows the same pattern with that gray

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if incentives help us beat this virus i believe we should use them. >> states could use federal pandemic relief money to pay for those incentives. >>> this morning the district attorney chester county says pg&e should be held criminally liable for a deadly wildfire last year but those are buyer is one more than 200 homes last september and killed four people it was sparked by a pine tree falling on pg&e power lines. prosecutors are still concerning which charges to bring. pg&e says it disagrees with the das conclusion that criminal charges are appropriate >>> last week the company said its equipment may be to blame for california's largest wildfire so far this year now, pg&e said it will likely take a financial hit as a result of the dixie fire which could be bad news for those who lost their homes and wine country wildfires since much of the settlement money came in the form of pg&e stock. >>> overnight stocks were down, despite a strong month of gains. let's look at the numbers this morning. the dow jones down 17 points. the money march report is coming up. >>> a live look at oakland r

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or sit next to us for extended time. unbelievable. >> the video shot last week shows the whale was not threatening or acting dangerously and they're not scaring the tourists, far from it.>> it is in need to see the wheels get super close to the boat, almost like they are following. >> why are the wheels getting so close? tour operators don't know for sure but they know that wheels are highly intelligent and highly communicative mammals and could it be they are trying to talk to humans?>> they do make a lot of vocalizations and groans and moms and mumbles. there is a chance that talking to us, they do the same sounds to each other. i guess we'll never know.>> in monterey, len ramirez kpix 5 .>> it does not get better than that.>> that is wild. all right what's going on this early friday morning?>> as far as the weather is concerned there is good news. cooldown is coming which starts today. it will not be a significant cooldown yet but we will cooldown a lot of inland locations. it is a part of the reason why from her came

here's the deal -- if incentives help us beat this virus, i believe we should use them. >> reporter: mr. biden said the incentives could be paid for with federal pandemic relief money. there are about 100 million unvaccinated people who are eligible to get inoculated. experts blame the surge in cases on the more contagious delta variant. >> situation is dire. this delta variant that we're seeing now changes the game from my perspective. >> reporter: according to published reports, the cdc found the delta variant spreads as easily as chickenpox and appears to make people more sick than the original virus did. the agency is expected to publish its research today along with a call to, quote, acknowledge the war has changed. cdc director rochelle walensky hinted the research to be published today will show that the amount of coronavirus in a person's nasal passages is considerably high even if they're vaccinated. so breakthrough infections may be more concerning than we thought. >> wow. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> well, two tornadoes ripped through southeast

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a deeper marine layer helping us. temperatures dropped to the low 60s for san francisco and stay there around 70 for open and 80 degrees for san jose. still warmer in the and and the tri-valley but upper 80s to around 90 degrees for the hottest spots east of mt. diablo with temperatures for the northbay in the low to mid 80s. along the coast you will not notice too much change. temperatures are stuck around 60 degrees. >>> state ahead on a busy thursday, giants up, dodgers down. been, added strength. the nba draft tonight. did the worriers get better? we will talk more about it with the number 7 and 14th draft picks. >>> the nba draft up top. players names were called. blank stares from the liens were formed following the list of previous warriors number 7 overall draft pick stefan curry and chris mullen. say hello to jonathan kuminga. and 18-year-old forward who came from the congo in 2016. he skipped college, developed his game in the delete program. he had been projected as a top- five selection yet slipped to 7. >

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if incentives help us beat this virus, i believe we should use them. >> california is seeing a spike in people getting their first shot and a 20% increase over the 20 -- past week. and at least two san francisco 49ers are among them. they are taking a pass for now at least. >> i am just evaluating everything right now. i haven't made a decision about it yet. >> the 49ers say over 90% of the team is vaccinated. and superstar gymnast simone biles may have tokyo competition, but it didn't stop team usa from bringing home the gold in the women's all-around final. >> the friends and family of vanessa guillen -- suni lee capture the most coveted prize in her sport and simone biles had been the favorite before dropping out to focus on a mental health. >> i went out there and did it and did what i do best. it is so surreal and i haven't even let it sink in yet. >> i am happy and proud that there are no words that can describe how we feel right now. >> she is the fifth straight american woman to win gold in that event and it is pretty amazing. >> that is a long running tradition. thank you th

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. >> reporter: the district tells us 90% of their employees have gotten the vaccination and for the remaining 10% who are unvaccinated, the district is not mandating any kind of shot for them but requiring them to get not one but two covid test per week and all of this -- we are in the home stretch of summer the time of year when adults are giddy with excitement the kids not so much and at this elementary in willow glen teachers arrived today to pick up their classroom keys. >> reporter: excited? >> very much so. >> this is about as normal of the school year we have had in a long time. >> reporter: the spokesperson said parents can have changes in august 13. there is no more distance learning and mask will be required indoors and outdoors for everyone, regardless of vaccination status and there will be no more social distancing and plexiglas in the classroom is optional and no more temperature checks. temperatures are taken and parents have to fill out a questionnaire every morning before class and there will be staggered a pickup and drop-off times. >> it means the classroom will feel simila

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the supervisor tells us have doubled in e few weeks el ay ccinated and for those who are not, he had this to say. >> to those who are unvaccinated, shame on you. we are in a life or death situation, and the decisions you are making are affecting my residence and affect the residents who live in the state of california. >> he said over the next few weeks they will keep a close eye on the numbers to see if more or fewer restrictions are needed in the county. we should note that california did see an increase in people getting their first doses of vaccines and 20% more compared to last week. >>> looking live at the white house, president biden announced strict new covid measures for all federal workers and for the first time, employees are being told to get vaccinated. the protocols include a mask mandate for everyone including visitors inside federal buildings and in covid hotspots. natalie brand joins us live from washington for more on these new changes. >> reporter: the presidents announcement regarding this new vaccine policy for millions of federal workers follows a similar move a

let's get a check on our forecast. >>> a bit warmer for some of us than others. it's the usual suspects but i will show you how that will play out. look how pretty from the top of the sales force tower. that's the view looking east. we got rid of the marine layer, plenty sunshine even in the mid bay. oakland has gotten to 67. if we look at whbermer tavere t upp like this. it's color coded. the deeper yellow and orange is where you have pockets that wi if not shaded, you will be average. now you see a pattern. inland valleys of the east bay where temperatures are as much as 10 to 15 degrees above average. in the bay you are doing what you should. we will hit 97 in concord, 95 in livermore. go over hills and get down over to some, exposure to on shore flow, influence from the marine layer and temperatures are better. it's even below average at the beach today at 62. what would be average for inland valleys of east bay? 88. 97 today will turn to 89 by saturday. there is good news, we will cool back to average south bay numbers, mid 80s most locations. it will be a r

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that's going to cool us off. but you can see the effect of that southerly flow on the east side of that high and the west side of the high. nothing unusual there. time of the year for that as well. look at that robust onshore flow. the sea breeze is kicking in, but if we pull back, you also get that south to north. just because it's -- this is in the upper atmosphere. that's why it's going in that direction. this is in the atmosphere closer to the surface. it flows in different directions depending on how high above the surface of the earth. being kept to the north and the east of the bay area, so it won't be a factor for us. it just looks like it's going to continue to stay out of the bay area for the time being. and so here's how it looks, partly cloudy tonight. areas of fog and temperatures will stay down right hot inland, but there's relief in sight. cooler for everybody by the time we get to the weekend. overnight lows tonight in the low to mid-60s where kenny is, but closer to the shoreline, mid-50s. high t

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when electricity prices go up, they use less electricity. that can help balance. >> reporter: yeah, really how much can homeowners do against some of those larger users? now, a little tip from cal iso out of the last flex alert, the head of that group came out and said, you know, when we ask people to conserve, we really need to them to conserve, suggesting that they did not get the kind of participation that they had been hoping for, adding more fuel to this notion that people are burning out on the notion of being told they've got to cut back. you heard the gentleman say, are cwolf sixth falert here, there are bound to be more. so this is something peoplere st g tired of.o get o burgson walker, kpix 5. >>> an apartment fire in san jose caused significant damage to two units. fire crews were called to williams street near ninth street this afternoon with reports a second story of a multifamily home was ablaze. the fire was knocked down around 3:00 p.m. no injuries have been reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and

grimes tells us she used the time during the pandemic to train harder. >> try to work on things, you know, glass half full. i got a whole other year to train and be prepared for the trials. who knows, maybe i wouldn't have made the team if it happened when it was supposed to. >> reporter: 68% of the swimmers on the team have never been to an olympic games before. it's not just the youth. it's also the inexperience. >> 17-year-old dara torres -- >> reporter: in 1984 and not yet a senior in high school, dara torres won gold with team usa. torres would go on to collect 12 olympic medals, becoming first american swimmer to appear in five olympic games. what are some of the benefits of having so many young swimmers? >> when you go to the olympic games, it's the biggest event you've ever been to. all the best athletes in the world are going to be there. but with that said, there's no spectators, there's no crowd, and when you're at an olympic games like that, you feed off the atmosphere. and so going into an empty arena might actually work to an advantage to the younger kids because there'

they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> it is 6:12. there is a new twist in the fight over a school mural in san francisco that some considered offensive. here it is. this is at the center of a years long legal fight. it is called the life of washington which is a feature george washington high school for more than 80 years. it your controversy for his depictions of native americans and enslaved people. the school board voted to cover it up at an alumni board sued and the judge agreed with the alumni association's argument that it is a technicality. based on the fact that the board did not do an environmental review which is required by the state before removing the mural. >> i find the whole thing of slavery offensive, of course, but it is history. this is where we can learn history. history is illustrated by painting. >> the role that the board and the alumni association must

the picture tells us that it is not so foggy on the bridge. a similar story from treasure island, you can see that it is not covering the bay bridge. it does not get too far inland. most inland locations or we can to mostly clear skies. we will range from a cool 53 in santa rosa to a 65 in livermore. that is the warmest temperature. look at the daytime highs. hundreds for some of the hottest indoor spots. we will pick out the rest of the bay area. >>> it is busy this morning. this goes into the traffic center. they are road closures in san bruno. this is san bruno avenue between huntington and 101. we have closures in place. we just sent out a alert and they recommend that you avoid the area if you can. it was reported at 5:03 this morning. no injuries reported and they are confirming from san mateo county fire the it is a two alarm fire. the closures are between huntington and the 101 freeway. it doesn't look like it is affecting the road itself but it could be visible especially when the sun comes up. traffic is moving at the limit if you wa

they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios , this is kpix 5 news . >>> bay area, here we go again. the cdc says where your mask to the gym again or anywhere else to go indoors. will the bay area listen? >>> governor newsom pulling his kids out of summer camp over masks. how the move could affect him in the recall election. >>> california's largest wildfire slowing down. new numbers and with the cruise are facing, next. >>> scene near lake before it burst into flames. morning. i am anne makovec. >> and i am len kiese. get ready for the wednesday warm-up. we are being asked to conserve electricity before 9:00 p.m. >>> and let's take a look at the weather and traffic this morning. meteorologist darren peck is here in for mary lee. >>> temperature climbing back into the upper 90s today. a few places could get to 100 on the extreme side. that is a fra

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and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. captionin >>> a close call in san jose as a brush fire erupts behind a neighborhood. >>> pressure is on, temperatures are up with the flex alert tomorrow. >>> the california recall race also heating up. the top contender attacks governor newsom on his own turf. >>> as we head back behind the masks, we are asking, are more mask mandates coming? >> the things that have been done so far to motivate vaccination are not enough. >> it gives people the opportunity to understand the detriment of not being vaccinated. >>> right now on kpix 5 and a streaming on cbsn bay area, as firefighters knocked down a large brush fire in san jose, there is another threat on the horizon for them and the states power grid. >>> let's start with the close call in the south bay. flames erupted about three hours ago on a creek bed on mill river lane. the fire quickly spread through all the brush, on both sides, crossing into milpitas. neighbo

flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >>> here at oracle park, the giants and dodgers set for the first of three games, coming up in 20 minutes. in the very orange and white, the uniforms are back. but you bet second-place ellie remembers what the giants did to them last week. the dodgers and giants, best record in the game for a reason and some of the key players are set for a return. we got a shot of brandon belt working out before the game. the giants have not lost at oracle park this season and they are looking for a little payback after the giants took three of the four games last week. >> this is an important series as well. the one after that will be an important series as well. i know it's important that i don't discount how important this series is and i just feel like everyone will be that way for the rest of the season. make heavy run into one of these giants fans essay i guess they really don't like the dodgers? >> you definitely get the sense, and when we were in l.a. we could hear it. but you'

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the cruiser using the trail to get closer to those flames. but again, they've got two crews fighting this one. >> the fire is causing some closures and backups, authorities are asking everyone to avoid the area if possible. we will talk to brian hackney who has been tracking the weather conditions in san jose. >> is wind effector? >> they are always a factor but they are about 50 miles an hour. the helicopter is north of that fire. and the wind in the vicinity, this is right between san jose and milpitas. the winds are about 60 miles an hour. and those northerly winds will be easing up in the next few hours. so it's not great but it's not as bad as it can be. but the fact that the wind will be dying down over the next few hours is good news. and temperatures are only in the low 80s which is also good news. it is raising a pretty good plume of smoke. high pressure, winds and decreasing, that should at least help them out a little bit . >>> let's take another live look, these pictures from the ground. do close to where it's earned. we are told

current temperatures out there have us 88 in livermore. 69 in santa rosa with that shower. daytime highs today, right on the mark here for low 90's in the south bay. the mid-90s in the valleys of the east bay. temperatures along the east bayshore line in the mid-70s. it'll be upper 80's for nevado and santa rosa and temperatures in the low 90's in lake. the seven day forecast for san francisco, oakland and san jose shows you we will stay right here. gets cooler by the weekend, especially in the city with more on shore flow and to pull out some of the micro climates the inland east bay valleys, tri valley, that's you on the top line compared to the valleys of napa and sonoma where we will be in the low 09's for daytime highs. quiet seven day forecast. just a bit warm. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> it was a social media hit but the museum of ice cream is shutting down. it was closed at the start of the pandemic and never reopened. if first opened in september of 2017. for $38 people could wander through instagram friendly spots. no word on what prompted the perman

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they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> if are you just waking up with us here are your morning headlines. barbara boxer robbed and assaulted in oakland. two teenagers followed and attacked her yesterday near jack london square. >>> today the san francisco board expected to vote on the city's $26 billion budget. big chunks are ear marked for pandemic recovery. >>> going live to tokyo, we have learned simon, e biles sat out of the final this morning due to injury. the american team fell to the russians. >>> it's 6:30. >> good morning to you. let's get right to darren and we were fearing some dangerous conditions this morning. how does it look how? >> this will be the prime sometime. there is plenty of lightning showing up on high definition doppler. a sight we don't normally see over the water. it's out over the water. closer inspection shows us showers off the coast of the sant

. >> the city gave us a map with dots but no addresses. despite repeated requests from kpix the city has refused to make the list of the buildings public. >> the money is huge. if wouldn't make sense for us to ask every property owner to conduct an expensive evaluation. >> this hasn't stopped los geles from doing it's own mandatory inspection ordinances. they have identified the buildings at risk, inspected them and ordered retro fits. san francisco has only finally taken the first step. they have identified suspect buildings but can't decide what to do. >> i don't think we have made that decision yesterday. >> we know the building is unsafe. >>> time is 5:16. let's get a check of the weather. hw is the forecalooking? >> it still looks busy. if you just look over my shoulder you will see a lieutenant of lightning. that would catch your attention right away. let's look at that band of rain off the coast down near monterey. that for the most part doesn't have a lot of lightning with it. still something to watch. we will do that. ly show you

it's tuesday, glad to have you with us. >> let's get this morning have in just a minute. right now we have to check the forecast. darren is in. i had quite a bit of fog. >> yes. the marine layer is back in. it'll be typical in that way. we will stay gray in the morning for any locations near the coast. it'll be sunny for the most part inland. before i get to any of that there's still plenty of lightning right now. a big batch right off the far northwest coast and some rain off to the south. it looks unlikely any of it'll. it'll be the midlevel clouds and we are seeing less fog today than yesterday. yesterday the fog was so thick that gianna was talking about a fog advisory on the golden gate bridge. not this bad. numbers around 60. a noticeable warm up for inland locations. we have to jump back up into the mid-90s today for inland contra costa. i will bethe rest of the forecast. >>> let's look at the roadways starting off with one of our maps. you can see all the brake lights out of the pass, tracy area onto 580. the travel time at 28 minutes 205 toward 680. super commute

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