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so the car camera just use something like this. so it's really important that they build reliable systems that can identify people and the way that they learn. so then if i people is looking at lots of pictures of what the cars seeing from the camera and then actually literally labeling where the people are. here's a real example of how it works to view what had teach his self driving car to recognize a pedestrian, a human like you or i at 1st has to identify pedestrians from photos and then feed this information to the a i. and this process has to be done over a 1000, even a 1000000 times over, which can be very time consuming. this is where figure a gets involved using real people who are paid to do this work. so the task here is to look at this picture. and then label where the people are. and so you get paid for this, you get paid to draw boxes around the people. how much, you know, i'm not sure this task. but, you know, maybe it would be like maybe $0.10 per person that you draw a box around who do this job? employees doing th

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thank you for joining us. on thursday, hundreds of bars in san francisco will require proof of covid vaccination negative test within the last 72 hours to enter. meantime, governor newsom announced today, and this is really big, california really is a leader in this, being the first to do this. state employees and all health care workers in california will either need to be back donated or be subjected to a weekly test. i am asking, starting in august. san francisco announced that starting tomorrow, anyone hired by san francisco must be vaccinated before they can start the new job, so no vaccine, no getting a jo so joining us to talk more about this is dr. david magness a professor of medicine and biomedical ethics at stanford. thank you for joining us. >>> so, is it ethical to require covid vaccines at work or as a precondition for employment? >> yes, i think it has to be done in the right way so that it could be done ethically or unethically depending on how it is implemented but as long as you have exceptio

have used odor to detect illness, and they been used to detect myriad human diseases so it actually made sense for everyone, many teams around the world started trying to see if covid in an effective infected person, have an old factory single signal? very strong evidence coming out of france, finland, where they are using dogs in the airport and in the u.s., university pennsylvania. it is an obvious use of the dog's amazing ability. >> you mentioned the airport. in which environments might that be useful. it is not always realistic to give everyone a covid test. >> what the dogs are picking up is these volatile organic compounds and the way they're doing it in the lab where they're getting this incredible high positive accurate detection by the dogs is person puts a piece of gauze under their arm for 20 seconds and then if you pull that out, and set up the experiment where the dog has 10 possible places to snuff and only one has the positive covid sample and the dogs are incredibly accurate. >> i guess you cannot interview the dog, but how does covid smell different to the dog? as

stay with us. >>> ahead for us, the big changes at hotels, no more breakfast buffets or daily housekeeping. plus, could be the largest ransomware attacks, blamings russia how it is effecting more than 2,000 companies. ahead on nightly news. [gator reverb] in indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪♪ >>> a follow up to a story first report the earlier this week, lace up your skates, folks, san jose's aloha roller rink is officially back open, the rink at ridge mall was closed for 15 months but opened to administer more than 85,000 covid vaccine. they're not doing that any more. today they are welcoming back skaters looking pretty happy and they look good. owner hope to be open at full capacity but right now capping things at 500 skaters. in the east bay there's a big show planned for this weekend but fireworks not going to be part of this one. take a look at these dazzling led kites. is that cool. last year the so-called kite man of martinez flew them on the fourth of july because no fireworks show because of the

his story is so dramatic and contains so much useful information. shawn thank you for joining us. i just want to say, look, so glad that you have recovered and so thankful you are making the time to talk with us and yeah, you are what they call a breakthrough case, someone vaccinated yet caught covid-19. so tell us, when did you get vaccinated? >> i was vaccinated in may. >> okay. which vaccine? >> i received the moderna vaccine. >> you got the vaccine and then i guess it was a month later you decide to go to vegas? i assume you did not travel much through the pandemic, it was a treat for you and your wife? >> exactly, we have been staying pretty much at home or going to our essential work the whole time for a year and a half. >> i am sure it was a big mental step for you to get over to go to vegas, a place that is crowded. what kind of precautions did you take? did you fly, drive? >> no, we decided to drive. we were using hand sanitizer, using our masks and then when we got there, we took the option to take our masks off, unfortunately. >> i see. that was everywhere? even where y

we could use more. there are still a lot of fireworks being used out there. >> people need to understand it's not just -- they need to understand they are putting other people at risk too. >> and san jose firefighters responded to 20 fireworks related calls. the police department issued ten citations and seized nearly 550 pounds of fireworks. there were many more that flew under the radar. >>> developing in morning santa rosa police are looking for the gunman who opened fire on a holiday party killing a man ands to the ghtyea and someone inside started shooting. police believe someone at the party shot back and the suspects ran off after crashing this morning a woman and teenage girl are in critical condition. a teenage boy is expected to survive and it may have been gang related. >>> the delta variant is now the dominant strain in california. health experts are worried about a potential increase in coronavirus cases after the 4th of july. a berkeley doctor said what's protecting california is our high

it is the illegal that hurts us. people that do the illegal stuff. but of course everything we sell is safe and sane and good >> sellers do say prices are higher the city because they have had trouble getting the usual supply from china. >>> coming up, business owners in the south bay fed up over a large homeless encampment. what they are demanding. >>> family cookouts will be popular this holiday weekend but health experts are out with a warning. how you can prevent foodborne illnesses. >>> coming up on at 6:00, forget about that even target run. the retailerarea city. >>we are picking up the local fireworks. they set this hillside on fire to make >>> today was way in day for the annual nathan's fourth of july hot dog eating contest. it seems like it was just 40 minutes ago but here we are again. joey chestnut is the reigning men's champion, and hopes to win a record 14th title. the reigning female champ is sitting out this year because she is pregnant. it all goes down sunday at coney island. a lot of people be having barbecues and fixings for the

there was no humidor used to dead in the baseballs. that's a practice that's normally used for games in the mile high city, which means the ball should be flying out of the park tonight, a players in this year's derby at coors field and representing the bay area a's first baseman not olson who hit 23 home runs the 1st half of the season also had a tough first round tonight, though, having to beat the 24 home runs baltimore's trey hit right before all son got his turn. though, did not disappoint pulling multiple shots into the 3rd deck. the far this 1, 472 feet. even the ruling fans way up in the nosebleeds. it came down to the final few seconds. also meeting one more time and see it was long enough. but hoped the foul missed it by just that much. and make sure you check out all son's reaction as he saw it. go foul. >> padres superstar fernando also couldn't believe it. he thought olson had tied at 2. the a's first baseman goes out in the first round. but he gives very nice effort with 23 home runs and the derby, of course, is still in

it takes behind us in san francisco. what's helping our temperatures might not be good for the fireworks shows. i think by sunday evening in san francisco, going to be watching the low clouds, once again. san jose, it's all about sunshine, a little bit of haze to the east. northwest wind at 17 miles per hour and we're seeing a temperature boost today for places like the valleys. they got to about 84 degrees. and i hope you like the temperatures, you're going to be seeing two more days of this as we head through saturday and sunday. it's 70 degrees. wind up to 25. oakland, out at the coliseum, we have the fireworks coming up after the a's game. the fireworks after the game. 66 right now. it's sunny outside there. but we do think we'll see some low clouds on approach as we head towards 9:00 tonight. if you're lucky enough to have tickets, take a jacket. for the morning, drizzle storm part iv. right there on the coast. our highs tomorrow, 80 in downt down towards morgan hill. 70s, bay side from oakland into haywood. mid-60s

the viewer telling us showing us. look at these huge boulders all over the road. and we've been talking about the fact no injuries, no significant damage, but it's. lawrence is pointing out chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here's how this could easily have, you know, hit a car or somebody could serious damage. when you saw the size of those boulders. hundreds of pounds, maybe a 1000 pound boulder coming down. and that's scary. you're driving out there now you really got to slow down. you don't know what's around the next corner. >> you could come right across from those giant boulders, of course, of the aftershocks. we could have more stuff still coming down. now we've kind of seen this afternoon. we're looking at something in the central valley. this one coming as a 4.8 still waiting to see to make sure this is real or just something related to that whole swarm of quakes that moved in across the sierra nevada. and look at that. that 5.9. that's just south topaz lake. magnitude. 4.8 there near lee vining and you can see numerous earthquakes up and down the spi

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not a lot of change for us. as we look to thursday, with the low pressure system bringing in a stronger sea breeze, we are looking at temperatures on thursday, the coolest day of the week. hour by hour and the winds will pick up. that afternoon sea breeze in place. winds about 20 to 30 miles an hour. the sky is clearing, looking at that sunshine inland but you can see that cloud cover along the coast and for right around the bay. then that cloud cover, that fog spreads back in as we look to tonight and tomorrow morning. likely starting off the day again tomorrow morning with that drizzle gena long the coast and around the bay. sunset at 8:31 and the sunrise at 559 a.m. daytime highs, mid50's along the coast. cool day there. also around the bay. upper 50's to low 60's and inland with that sunshine and mild and beautiful day in the mid-70s to mid-80s's inland. for that extended forecast, slightly warmer for tomorrow. there we go with temperatures cooling down for your thursday and then slightly warmer on friday an

the drug use. it's not good. >> target started closing six of local stores as 6:00 instead of 10:00 because of theft issues. saying theft can become uncontrollable. >> it's very insecure. to be working. especially -- >> my experience with walgreens. i shop there a lot. it's really scary. for your own safety. you don't know what the people will do to you. >> late last week, target released a statement. saying it plans to work with law enforcement to improve store safety. we reached out today to the sfpd. nobody was available to speak. because of the holiday. >> thank you. a six month long investigation in san jose netted a cash of expensive bicycles and stolen construction equipment. investigators arrested a man who is the head of an under ground bicycle fencing operation. out of his home. police found high end bike, crates of construction tools. and more than $20,000 in cash. the merchandise is worth 100,000. police say burglaries and theft of bicycles and construction equipment increase during the

thank you for joining us i am dan ashley. >> this happened at 1:00 when the suspect came up from behind and shoved her in the back . the person snatched her cell phone and jumped into a waiting car and escape. they did track the phone to san francisco and they are searching around pushing carney streets but they did not find any suspects, >>> a $2000 a word being:award is being given. they are deeply saddened and they asked bended the well wishes and she was not seriously injured. >>> let's move on to pandemic, starting next week california requires state employees and healthcare workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. here is jason stone. >> i think it is long overdue. >> reporter: josh stewart reacted to governor gavin newsom's announcement on monday that all have has been working from home but is supposed to go back to the office next week. >> just because you want to walk around got my workplace without a mask, potentially carrying the virus does not be the right to impede on my right to a healthy work environment. >> deedee duncan agreed, she is also state worker. >> i fe

unapproved remedies and using fake vaccination cards like this one. victims were told to sign and date the card making it appear they received an approved moderna shot when they did not. and the victims were sent pellets explaining how they work, saying they provide holistic treatment for the deadly virus and that they would create an anti-body response in the immune system. the victims were also told her remedies were safe for children. we were also careerious how the pellets we were curious how the pellets look but feds did not release a picture. she's scheduled to appear before a federal judge some time tomorrow. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. following developing news in vrks allejo, a 15-year-old boy has been shot and killed on 6th and main near the terminal. investigators say the teen was shot once and died right there. no word on the suspect or what led up to the killing. >>> new report showing vta killer expressed hatred of his employer years before his deadly rampage, this coming from an interview from feds conducted as he returned from the

is use and abuse is not. the fda changing tune limiting the use of a controversial alzheimer's drug. the agent is i a proved the drug for people with alzheimer's in general. going against the advice of the experts. now they are saying the drug should be used in patients with mild dementia. calling for a government investigation into highly unusual contact between some of the agency drug reviewers and drug maker. >> a lot of bay area east bay restaurants and businesses are reevaluating future power plans now a judge upheld the ordnance that bans natural gas lines in new buildings. it was passed in 2020. requiring new buildings to use all electricity. for heating or cooking. to reduce greenhouse gas emission. most reraunts rely on gas. so the restaurant association sued to over turn the ordnance arguing the ban conflicts with federal laws on energy efficiency. 48 hours until lift off. the billionaire about to hit the start button on a new space race. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 mil

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will will us. we will watch the conversation that he had with hayward's police chief tony chaplin who started his career in san francisco. they had a really candid discussion about gun violence in the bay area including what it takes to get guns like that off the tablethe tablethe tablee streets. >>> we are taking a live look outside. cars are on the road. the golden gate bridge is on the left, moving along. the toll plaza is in the middle. that looks good for friday. the san mateo bridge is on the right. it's a little sticky, but moving along on the san mateo bridge. now we are looking at the emeryville tower camera, not bad, aaa says this will be the second highest independence day travel volume on record trailing only 2019. one traffic data company says we are past the worst time to be on the road that is between 4:00 and 5:00 explain why it looks bright before the holiday weekend. >>> the calvary highway patrol is going to be out in full force as you can imagine. they are looking for impaired d

send us your photos and videos by using the hashtag kpix. we will celebrate right here with you all. looking at all of your photos. we will be watching you have a good time.>> you will watch this guys darren. >> i am going to start out with a longer-range forecast. we focused on the fourth of july at the top of the newscast. i want to turn your attention to the longer-range change. you see the top line that says 6-10 days. we are looking towards the end of the seven-da this is one of those probability maps that shows you the degree of confidence. temperatures will be above or below average. the deeper the shade of rate the higher degree of confidence. there is clearly a high degree of confidence that the temperatures will start turning back above average. let me show you this in another way. 88 would be your average daytime high. it has been a nice stretch of weather. i am starting this on tuesday because i want to get this to go all the way to next saturday. we are going out seven days here. since there's been consistency here in these long

joining us is dr. dan gizzo, the director of kaiser permanente and a kaiser permanente employee and also a student at the academy. doctor, thank you for joining us. what are people learning? >> we're excited about the new practice kaiser permanente is working to increase the number of mental health professionals in california. so we started an innovative new program that gives employees who are passionate about mental health the opportunity to go back to school and pursue mental health degree studies such as masters degree in therapy, social work, even doctor in clinical psychology. this is a project we're doing to address the projected workforce shortages. >> yes. i think this is a really big deal. as i mentioned during the commercial break, mental health is something we focus on at abc7. we've been through it with the pandemic. i want to bring in fione. i feel people are driven top act based on personal experiences. what led you to sign up with the program. >> i was interested in mental health for mu

thank you for joining us. when i say i wanted to try tackle what water scarcity is doing to the wine industry in napa, spencer suggested you. give us an overview of what the impact has been. >> thank you for having me and thank you for thinking of me. honestly, it has led to some real challenges in the wine industry. both from the aspects of water scarcity, the ever present danger of wildfires, it has led to some creative solutions in terms of the practices. i also have a quick shout out to our vineyard management company that we work with and manage the ranch. they do a job keeping us abreast of the most current things and most current trends in the industry. i was just checking today and he went through all of the things i would not have thought of doing it. >> let me ask you this. if these extended periods of extreme a hot weather and water scarcity become the new norm, it appears as though they are the new normal. what kind of changes in ges in approach to winemaking can you make? what are the adjustments

>>> get used to wearing masks r bay area health officers are asking all of us to step up even if you're vaccinated. >>> a look at who was getting sick in the small civil lining to what's happening in local hospitals. >>> violent assaults in the bay area. >>> oakland rejects key pieces of what the oakland a's one for the new stadium. >>> building a better bay area and moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> we are still seeing a rise in cases. >> because of that, seven bay area counties are urging you to wear a mask indoors even if you are vaccinated. >> we are a little upset about it. people are not getting vaccinated. >> there is frustration over the new recommendation. >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. the seven bay area counties are urging vaccinated people to wear masks indoors.masks indoor. and the change comes as a delta variance reds and covid cases are rising across the state. california's test positive the rate was 2.3% and now it is 3.7%. more than 4600 new cases, nearly twice as many as a week ago. let's begin with stephanie sierra. >> reporter: we ar

and again, dave sphar is joining us this morning to get us started for rest of our week, not even the we get the rest of our week lean into the weekend. good morning good morning. and good morning, everybody. and it's going to feel like it is very much like e watch those inland temperatures pop again for this afternoon. >> have a little flavor. the monsoon back left with some scattered clouds to kind of throw in there. and actually, if we get too much collection of that inland. we may bus the forecast high but we'll go with some of these near 100 or degree or so above for right now we're still negotiating through the fog in and around the immediate. they the east bay shoreline is all covered up, as you can see, but in the foreground, we can make out some of the shrubbery there. so here's how it looks like on storm tracker. 4 of everything going on. again, some of that month soon will be climbing up in terms of some cloud cover kind of left over. but what we're going to see next week is a slight a nice cooling going on and because of a low up in the gulf of alaska temperature check. we

us. we see a little line of showers i can make its way through the bay area. every model is downplaying the potential for a thunderstorm or lightning. the nearest strike has been 200 miles east. dried up at 915 tonight tomorrow the sun comes up in the energy comes up, but not enough energy to cause any showers or thunderstorms. all moves off to the north and that leaves us with clearing skies going off to the north. all of this lives out of the bay area by the time we get to early went a morning. from now until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy with a chance of a sprinkle or two. horny clouds have a slight thunderstorm chance and it will warm up the time wednesday and thursday. in the east bay tomorrow, plenty warm. gets even warmer than that by the time we get into wednesday. in the extended forecast in san francisco the mormon state tomorrow. oakland will be the warmest day tomorrow then cooling off for san jose. after this thunderstorm chance we clear it out and we warm it up and hide times ahead. >>> the oakland a's made a move mh stuns me in spo

show us your photos and videos and how you are celebrating this independence day. just use the hashtag kpix. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden spoke about 15 minutes ago as americans celebrate the nations 245th birthday and after over a year of covid restrictions, lockdowns and mask mandates. >> this year, the fourth of july is a day of special celebration, for we are emerging from the darkness of a year pandemic and isolation and a year of pain and fear and heartbreaking loss and just think back to where this nation was a year ago. think back to where you were a year ago. and think about how far we have come. >> this evening there are new concerns about the more contagious delta variant now in all 50 states. elise preston has more from new york. >> reporter: in washington dc the national archives celebrated the fourth of july with its first in person event since the start of the pandemic and in san francisco this weekend people gathered from all around for a block party. >> it is great. after a whole year of following the rules and not going

he tells us he was driving on interstate 3.95 near coalville. that's on the east side of the sierra and that is the epicenter when the quake hit. you can see dust billowing off the sides of the mountains there. if you look through the trees, all the dust has caused by all the rocks that are sliding down the mountains from the earthquake and he says there are boulders covered the roadway. in fact, here's that video cars and vehicles. a kind of negotiating through an obstacle course here as he's a big boulders. we're laying there. >> this video also from brett again is can said huge boulders all over interstate 3.95. imagine how terrifying it would be to be driving in that area as those boulders were coming down. this is in coalville again, the drivers trying to make their way as best they can. lloyd you. and can we just talking both of you have actually been in this area you familiar with this and yet many times they've got a lot of great fishing places in and around that area. but you also see the see the sierra nevada. that really is just force

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it slowed us down. not right now. the san mateo bridge also starting to recover looks great under 13 minutes for your drive time there and the same with the richmond. sandra fell commute as you travel the rich. but under 9 minutes. we'll have more on that. james, back to you. now let's talk about the latest pandemic. 7 bay area counties are urging people to wear a mask. when you go indoors even if you've been vaccinated, doesn't matter. we've seen an uptick in covid-19 cases among unvaccinated people across the state. >> it's a crop was gail ong talk with businesses in the east bay to see if they plan on making any changes with these new restrictions. new recommendations being contemplated. >> the mask recommendation is not mandatory, but restaurant managers i spoke with say they are still following state guidelines. other people i spoke with say they still wear a mask in public. >> i've been vaccinated. but you know, and take care of myself. my family and i have to nephew niece that are not vaccinated yet. so we just

up above for us down below. we're going to see some patchy fog overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. a mixture of sunshine and clouds for most of the bay area. the exception right along the coastline where you've got the fog and low clouds numbers tomorrow. 65 degrees, san francisco 68 the mission about 65 degrees in daly city. 62 in half moon bay 76 to find some sunshine, some high clouds in millbrae tomorrow. 80's as you head further south and some 90's in the south bay. so still hot. as you make your way inland. mid 90's into places like pleasanton livermore by tomorrow afternoon about 95 in danville, 96 in concord, 92 degrees in orinda. so you get away from the coastline, those temperatures heating up. kind of a typical summer day. looks like that will continue for the next couple days. then the monsoon probably rolled back in on saturday a bit. the temperatures likely to cool down, though, as we head into or good. yeah, i'm all for thanks, lauren. thanks. florence. >

they're using technology to spot illegal fireworks. they want to remind fireworks at all fireworks are banned in the city.>>> taking alive look from san francisco. the fog putting a slight damper on tonight's big fireworks display. this was a little more than an hour ago. for everyone else, only the fireworks exploded closer to the water could be seen. that did not stop hundreds from gathering. we have live streamed the show where you can catch news on any streaming devices.>>> taking a live look from chopper five flying over illegal fireworks. we have also spotted a brush fire and sideshow in that city. we will continue to have more coverage in our newscast.>>> people across the country celebrated after a year of covid-19 restrictions. these fireworks lit up the skylines. earlier tonight, president biden hosted his first fourth of july celebration at the white house. >> this year, the fourth of july is a day a special celebration. we are merging from the darkness of a year of pandemic and isolation, a year of pain, fear and heartbreak

. >> new numbers show that compared to 2020 gas prices and the cost of used cars and trucks are up more than 45%. that is a record jump for secondhand vehicles. the price of air travel has soared more than 24%, hotel rooms 17% and the bad news; experts say expect the prices to keep going up. >> partly because we are not fully back to where we are prepandemic. both in air fares and hotel prices and because wages are rising in the industry. its been difficult to bring employees back. >> frustrated travelers may have to get used to the new normal. >> no. >> i know. >> not going to do it. >>> ahead a first look at the official uniforms for team usa. why these are pretty cool. >>> and today on 123450. >>> a south bay business owner fed up with his shopgetting broken into. >>> let's get a last check of weather. >> all right. here is a live look at san francisco with the hotel camera with sun out there. a pretty sight. we are looking at temperatures in the low 60's for san francisco and oakland, mid- 60s's in santa rosa and mid-70s for concord, livermore and san jose. the sunshine around the b

what their number one regret us. they didn't yet vaccinated. >> the governor did not say anything about whether he would impose a statewide mask mandate. but contra costa county is now waiting for the governor to decide on a statewide mask mandate. officials there decided that masks are. >> once again now required at county courthouses regardless of your vaccination status change goes into effect tomorrow in their announcement today. court officials said this will put them in line with guidance from local health officials there in that county, by the way, bandanas and face shields are not acceptable under the new guidelines napa monterey and santa cruz counties joined the 7 other counties here in the bay area. they are recommending indoor masking in public places. regardless of vaccination status solano county is the only local county that is not making that recommendation. and you can stay up to date on the latest covid info just grab your phone open the camera. hold it up to this qr code that will take you directly

stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after the break. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. july 24th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. want to start off by looking at the weather. dave and i were just talking about streaming services in the way we watch things day. it's going to be a nice weekend, though, to go outside right. be a warm inland, but they it's july. so that's coming around with the right here. no triple digit nonsense. but. >> it will be in the 90's and some of those well east bay locations going on here for today. what we're watching, though upstream. you'll see the interference start to build as early as sunday. >> it's resurgence of monsoon moisture and it will be in the mid layers of the atmosphere. but throw some cloud cover our way as early as sunday and type of the temperatures wi

they're the ones that are supporting us and they're there for us. and that's why we're here who chose hopes that the youtube and walmart customers will return soon despite the challenges he's vowing to keep going i mean, not be the last soldier here, but i'll be standing and i'll keep the doors open. google has said it hopes to have employees return to the office is starting in october. but for now in san bruno, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> and starting today, apple is requiring customers to wear masks, whether they're vaccinated or not. apple has encouraged its employees to get vaccinated. but it is not required at this time. apple started mandating face coverings for employees earlier this month. and now masks are required for all customers at more than half of its 270 us stores. >> awesome that they that because, you know, a lot of people vaccinated yet and those people that are and should be vaccinated for is not to at least that's another way to keep others safe. and i think it's smart for apple to do that and their customers and their >> n

what can you tell us s out ard earlier today. this is also where the victims family held a press conference. he is facing charges of regular manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident. we reached out to hamano for comment but never responded to our request. >>> taking a live look at san jose. with the new school year fast approaching, the san jose unified school district now requires all teachers and staff to either be vaccinated or tested for the coronavirus twice a week. a mask mandate will also be in place for inside and outside for everyone in k-12 schools, regardless of vaccination status. it is a step further than the state's department of health guidelines. >> the question many parents are asking is when will younger children be eligible for a vaccine and will it effect school this fall? >> ondrea borba joins us live from san francisco with the latest on those concerns. >> reporter: well, doitsa school but many parents will not feel relief until there is shots in arms. it may be july now but summer playground time w

thank you for joining us. the to and inform our viewers about the safety and that people need to be careful during this fire season. thank you. now we'll take a live look outside traffic weather cam. you can overcast, cloudy night kron four's rodriquez is here with a look agree that. yeah, let's take a look at your sierra forecast. i know a lot of you heading out to the sierra to celebrate your 4th of july. >> and right now we're tracking calmer drier conditions for most of this year. truckee saw pop-up thunderstorms. and we're seeing that thunder and lightning storm to the south and east of south lake tahoe. we're right now topaz lake and bear valley seeing widespread thunderstorms out there. so severe weather impacting your area and we still are not out of the woods just yet because we're expecting to possibly see dry lightning throughout the sierra starting tonight at 11 o'clock through 11 o'clock sunday morning. so remember, even the sierra is under extreme drought conditions and any lightning spark could