maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. fact checkers say, social media post that says miners are getting covid vaccines in san francisco without parental approval is mostly falls. this post is making the rounds on twitter and facebook, it says the city is allowing children to consent to vaccines back checkers with cal radio say the city has allowed minors who are legally emancipated to get shots. guidance says providers should do everything they can to get consent from a parent or guardian. first for the first time since the pandemic started banquet halls in san francisco's chinatown or once again hosting events, and today, the city swore in a new chinese chamber of commerce that commerce rather at far east cafe ktvu. kristen captain tells us why this reopening is so important. the far east cafe in san francisco, is one of chinatown's oldest and most respected banquet halls closed for more than a year for large gatherings by the pandemic. the hall held its first major event since covid-19 swearing in of the chinese chamber

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. sonoma county health officials are urging the public to get vaccinated as they see a rise in covid 19 cases. the growing infection rate comes as the county deals with an outbreak at the sam jones hall shelter in santa rosa 47. people have tested positive and 20 people are waiting for results. it accounts for about three quarters of the recent spike in covid cases among sonoma county's homeless population. the numbers are trending in the wrong direction. i would really, um, encourage everyone to do their part at this time so that we can get back on trapped and continue. have our businesses open to be able to enjoy the activities that we've been able to do, um, over the past several weeks. in addition, county officials said today, five people died from covid in the past week. the majority were unvaccinated. coming up hundreds of aftershocks following that six point. oh quake near tahoe that rattled people all the way to the bay area. what the experts say about the swarm and she wants to

c today with its updated school guidance, ktvu is maureen naylor is live in the newsroom with what's changing, maureen andre, the cdc now says vaccinated teachers and students can be inside schools this fall without masks. before you toss your facial coverings, no california health officials are not adapting that here with summer camps in full swing this here's theater jordan thompson is looking ahead to fault and ready for her kids to go back to school. i think that's the worrying part is they don't really want to go back. i don't think i think that they don't remember what it's like to be back and to be back with their friends. and so they they're comfortable now at home. this friday issued new guidance for kindergarten through 12th graders, so stressing the importance of getting them back into classrooms. students who are vaccinated don't need masks, those not eligible for a vaccination should wear masks and maintain three ft distance. but the cdc added, even if that distance is not possible classes should still resume with other precautions such as ventilation and cleaning, and e

ktvu is maureen naylor live for us with what is changing and what is not. good afternoon morning. good afternoon, claudine. the cdc is really urging schools to welcome students back this fall, whether they have been vaccinated or not. but with summer camps in full swing, this year's theater jordan thompson is looking ahead to fall and ready for her kids to go back to school. and i think that's the worrying part is they don't really want to go back. i don't think i think that they don't remember what it's like to be back in to be back with their friends, and so they they're comfortable now at home. the cdc friday issued new guidance for kindergarten through 12th graders, stressing the importance of getting them back into classrooms. students who are vaccinated. don't need masks, those not eligible for a vaccination should wear masks and maintain three ft distance. but the cdc added, even if that distance is not possible classes should still resume with other precautions such as ventilation and cleaning. and even if cases are rising, the sadcsays schools should stay open all of thos

katie views maureen naylor spoke with doctors about how to know which is which. getting the common cold in 2021 can be confusing. it's really hard to tell for in most cases, whether something is covid or just a regular cold or allergies, several infectious disease doctors in the bay area we spoke with, say this july, colds are coming back with a vengeance. lots of people have calls. it's very difficult to disentangled from cultivated covid tests are easily available, the doctors say, adding that's helpful because the delta variant of covid is presenting with symptoms more like the common cold. we are living in a very confusing time that we are basing decisions on data from last year yet we also know that. the variant and vaccinations are changing all of those calculations. so how can you decipher between a cold and covid in general doctor peter king hong says colds are limited to the head while the whole body reacts with covid so whole body reacting includes things like. cough, shortness of breath. fevers um, these are signs that something beyond jessica is happe

maureen naylor ktvu fox two news, dozens of people gather to mourn a man shot and killed in oakland, the vigil that ended in gunfire and another man's death. i'm keeping an eye on the weather. we have an excessive heat warning kicking in at noon tomorrow through the weekend, we'll talk about triple digit temperatures. your weather's next and after the break, six highway patrol officers on the wrong side of the law, the accusations they overbuild california for their not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volvo on call. is everyone okay? making us one of the safest cars in the us. and this year, iihs has awarded a top safety pick+ to all 2021 volvo models. bilking the state out of $23,000 by exagge

maureen naylor ktvu fox two news. new numbers show. the state seven day positivity rate is now at 2.1% that's low, but just a week ago, the rate was at 1.4% there are over 1500 covid-19 patients in hospitals today of 4% increase from yesterday but far from the states peak of 21,000 patients back in january, statewide, more than $42 million covid-19 vaccines have been administered 60% of californians age 12 and up are now fully inoculated against the virus. the olympic games kick off two weeks from tomorrow in tokyo, but for the first time in its history, fans will not be allowed to watch in person as fox news, amy kellogg tells us now the highly contagious delta variant is driving the unprecedented move. it will be an olympics like no other organizers of the tokyo games, announcing thursday that no spectators will be allowed in the stadiums following the declaration of a state of emergency in the tokyo area, prompted by a big spike in new coronavirus cases, the modern olympics have been canceled just three times, most recently during w

maureen naylor ktvu fox two news, all right, let's talk about the weather, shall we? i think it's a topic on a lot of people's minds as we are starting to see the temperatures go up. we've already seen some triple digit heat in the east bay today in livermore and out in fairfield, taking a live look at san francisco right now, and you know, we haven't had a view like this in quite a while, right? usually were just socked in with fog and clouds covering the ridge. but today you can see the marine layer compressing and that is part of why we're starting to see that heat kick up already. so one. oh, one right now in walnut creek, 98. you conquered 103 in fairfield. 71 in san francisco 91 in santa rosa, and you see her in the eighties down in fremont mountain view in san jose. big difference between 24 hours ago and now livermore 22 degrees warmer. you can see across the board, you know, even out of the coast, two degrees warmer, but quite a bit warmer and again as we look at storm track to kind of confirms it. our marine layer wasn't quite as president this morning, and

maureen naylor ktvu fox two news. let's see if we can get you outside this new time mark tamayo and we peeked in on the oakland estuary minute ago looked a lot grayer than where you are now up in the north bay. yeah. in fact, you'll see on the satellite, gaussian, alex that we do have some. still some clouds kind of moving on right on into the bay and approaching to oakland something. it's kind of interesting pattern once again, but just the fact that we even have fog as i guess if you're not a fan of the heat, that's a good thing because the fog looks so refreshing and you know it's headed our way kind of won't appreciate that marine layer across parts of the bay area. take a look at the developing weather headline. not just yet, though, but this is basically as we had in a friday and into the weekend. you have been hearing about that heat up again, especially for the inland neighborhood. so this. kind of like the last couple of warm ups here in the bay area, not covering the entire region. it is warming up, but that

ktvu maureen naylor spoke with several camp directors about what's new this year because of covid protocols. that's right. welcome to camp towanda right outside yosemite national park, where scenes like this weren't possible last year. here's what campers did to get here. families quarantined before their kids came to camp. everybody took a pcr test before coming, and then every bunk was a pod for the first five days, and then they took another round of pcr tests. and then when those were all negative, we were able to pod the whole camp 360 kids between the ages of seven and 17 are spending three weeks together, playing soccer, swimming and just strolling all in the age of covid, the almost century old camp also adopting a new outdoor dining pavilions because of pandemic. precautions, it's summer. seems like this one, the camp director says she'll never forget when the whole camp was able to unite after multiple covid tests. it's just so powerful to see these kids with big smiles on their faces in a beautiful place in community after so long, having been isolated and alone. it was a really

because that's power down time. including the return of sleepaway camps for kids, ktvu is maureen naylor spoke with several camp directors about what's new this year because of covid protocols. that welcome to camp to work longer right outside yosemite national park, where scenes like this weren't possible last year. here's what campers did to get here. families quarantined before their kids came to camp. everybody took a pcr tests before coming, and then every bunk was a pod for the first five days, and then they took another round of pcr tests. and then when those were all negative, we were able to pod the whole camp 360 kids between the ages of seven and 17 are spending three weeks together, playing soccer, swimming and just strolling all in the age of covid, the almost century old camp also adopting a new outdoor dining pavilions because of pandemic. precautions. it's summer scenes like this one, the camp director says she'll never forget when the whole camp was able to unite after multiple covid tests, which is so powerful to see these kids with big smiles on their faces in a beauti

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. still to come at noon, fourth of july celebrations interrupted by a bear the tense moments for four men in southern california and how they were able to finally scare that fair off, plus another cooler day for most of us around the bay area, but a warm up is coming later this week, ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo has the details and your full forecast up next. - 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. vaccinated against covid as the more contagious delta variant continues to spread. the president spoke from the white house after meeting with his covid response team were also intensifying our efforts to meet people where they are outside of the neighborhoods, pharmacies and doctors

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news still ahead. tropical storm elsa takes aim at florida coming up next, the rising concerns there as president biden declares a state of emergency for the region. meantime meteorologist colleague rogan is here coming up. she will have the latest on where elsie is right now, plus are complete bay area forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. prompting renewed calls to keep california beaches clean, experts say now that pandemic restrictions have been lifted, people packed beaches nationwide for the fourth of july holiday weekend and today we caught up with a long time santa cruz resident jeannie long she told us she has been busy picking up litter in the sand at twin lakes beach, long says she comes out to the beach a couple of times a week to pick up trash. today, she collected things like cigarette butts, water bottles, even dirty old socks and had this. vice t

maureen naylor, ktvu, fox two news, and i tell you so many beautiful parks to go to right. i can see why everyone's out wanting to check them out. we had a really nice day out there today. we certainly started off a little bit foggy, and we had that marine layer roll back that the coast has kept some of the clouds. and now it's rolling back in. so as we take a live look here at the golden gate bridge. um you know, it's not everywhere. some spots now still have some sunshine, that's for sure. but at the golden gate right now, certainly the marine layer is winning out and can see on the right hand of your screen there a little bit of wind as well. little breezy is that marine layer rolls in currently in san francisco 59 degrees mid sixties in santa rosa. that's where the sunshine is right now. 65 in oakland, 73 sunny and livermore 71 for you in san jose. so here's a look at storm tracker too. you can see again. those clouds have been hugging the coast but now on the move move as we roll into the early part of our evening, and it's kind of entering the bay that similar summer

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. the united kingdom is getting ready to fully reopen and lift covid restrictions, british prime minister boris johnson said today. his government plans to ease all covid-19 requirements in two weeks. that includes indoor mask mandates and social distancing as we've seen in the u. s, some transit operators and businesses may still require those measures. johnson is expected to outline the reopening plans in the coming days. new data from the california department of public health, says nearly 36% of coronavirus variance analyzed in june have been identified as the delta variant. that is a dramatic increase from may when delta accounted for just under 6% of analyzed cases. president biden in his fourth of july address, urged unvaccinated americans to help protect themselves and their families. fellow americans as the most patriotic thing you can do. so please, if you haven't gotten vaccinated, do it. do it now, johnson and johnson says it's coronavirus vaccine has proven to be effective

things will return and be bigger and better in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox, two news and one thing that will not change this year around the chp reminding drivers to celebrate safely this fourth of july weekend extra officers will be on patrol, watching out for people speeding or driving under the influence, the agency's maximum enforcement period starts tonight and continues until monday. chp says 36 people were killed on california highways during last year's independent state weekend. officers will also be on alert for distracted or aggressive driving and road rage incidents again the statewide maximum enforcement period ends at noon on monday. we'll air travel is back in a big way at san francisco international airport for the july 4th holiday weekend. people are returning. and droves to airports nationwide. now the exact numbers aren't in yet for sfo traveled today, but the number of passengers is up dramatically. people say they are eager to get out and travel after more than a year and a half of lockdowns and restrictions, officials reminding travelers to be patient and be p

nextetter in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news now before the professionals light off their fireworks. there was one final reminder from bay area fire agencies about how fast fires from illegal fireworks can get out of control. today, the contra costa county fire protection district demonstrated how dangerous power techniques can be. even the so called safe and sane ones, which are illegal and nearly every bay area city and county even though you think that just one small firework it would be okay to light it and throw it in the grass or throw it in an area that maybe it's mostly gravel. it can still as you see with sparklers, you know, it doesn't take much to quickly get out of control. last year on july 4th contra costa county fire responded to almost 100 fires over the span of just. law enforcement officials have seized thousands of pounds of fireworks in recent weeks and uncovered smuggling operations leading back to china. but even with these major bust, don't expect to see if your fireworks lighting up the night sky. our investigative reporter evan sernoffsky joins us

ktvu maureen naylor is live with ahmed in lake park with much more marine. andre depends on where you go here at al midan lake park. there will not be fireworks for the second year in a row. several organizers of events tell us the june 15th reopening simply didn't give them enough time to organize these large outdoor events. and yet at the same time, some other firework shows are back. independence day festivities are back in some places. this fourth of july. we've missed everybody from not being here for a year, and this is something that we haven't done in a long time. we're actually making a larger firework show that we've ever done in the past at california's great america in santa clara. not only are the rides bac show the pyrotechnics friday. we're already set and ready to go. at 8 55 precisely. we're going to start our fireworks show. it's going to last about 15 minutes and light up. the sky is as much as i can. san francisco and morgan hill are also resuming their firework shows. after a one year break because of the pandemic, but the professional p

ktvu maureen naylor is live with ahmed in lake park with much more marine. andre depends on where you go here at al midan lake park. there will not be fireworks for the second year in a row. several organizers of events tell us the june 15th reopening simply didn't give them enough time to organize these large outdoor events. and yet at the same time, some other firework shows are back. independence day festivities are back

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. california recognize juneteenth as a state holiday almost 20 years ago in 2000 and three, however, state employees do not get the day off the celebration of june. 19th originally started in texas, but historians say many african americans brought the tradition with them when they moved from texas and oklahoma to california in the 20th century. some companies have already announced they will recognize juneteenth as a paid holiday. this is the second year that lift employees have had the day off starbucks, google, nike and target also made juneteenth a company holiday last year here in the bay area, both san francisco and berkeley unified school districts say they will recognize the holiday. berkeley offices will be closed on monday, and san francisco district officials say students can use juneteenth for an excused absence from a summer program. they also say they are working to make sure students and employees have the day off next year, and we have much more on juneteenth on our webs

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. well the warriors held at juneteenth party for their employees gathering for the front office staff was held at chase centers thrive city in san francisco and included food trucks from black owned businesses serving up everything from barbecue two desserts. there was also live entertainment from the destiny arts performers. they see the parties to show gratitude to warriors employees and to mark the historic first juneteenth holiday. our work as the warriors continues and our commitment to bring it our commitment to racial equity is going to continue, even though june teams was made a federal holiday today, the warriors are also hosting a virtual speakers series featuring warriors head coach steve curb, and pastor michael mcbride as part of their racial justice initiatives, and there were juneteenth celebrations across the country today in bo. a jew. he's mayor. and in wisconsin. this is the second year in a row that the juneteenth flag is flying above the state capital. in texas, a g

ktvu maureen naylor was at today's event in san jose and has more on what this recognition means for the community. maureen. well janet and andre santa clara county actually took action last year to make juneteenth a paid county holiday. today marks the first time that county employees got the day off to mark juneteenth to celebrate and to remember. happy emancipation day. happy freedom day happy you believe day santa clara county made history friday for the first time, most county offices were closed, and employees have the day off with pay to mark the juneteenth holiday. in fact, we were the first county in the state of california to do this, and i'm so excited that so many others are joining community and county leaders marked the milestone friday and discuss the importance of what's been called america's other independence day. and recognize those who raise their voices last year following george floyd's death who helped make this paid holiday happened. it came because of community request. community inquiry community demands the meaning behind juneteenth comes from the emancipat

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. well, most master restriction mask restrictions are now lifted. santa clara county health officials are looking at future uses for face coverings help keep people safe from other illnesses. we spoke with county health officer dr sara cody. today she says space coverings have their benefits. he played a role in limiting the number of people getting the flu this year and could help to stop the spread of other viruses in the future. we essentially didn't have an influenza season. i know, anecdotally from friends and family and from others, very few other normal winter respiratory viruses were spread between people because people were practicing social distancing and they were masking. um so that's something that we might want to do again in the winter. dr cody says she doesn't anticipate a situation again where a health order or legal authority will have to be used to protect people in the county still ahead, juneteenth one step closer to becoming a federal holiday to mark the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the united states will tell

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. more vaccines are on the way, with novavax announcing a 90% effective rate for its vaccine. but as fox news david lee miller tells us this comes as the pace of vaccines is slowing, and it's unclear how many skeptical people will sign up to get their shots. infections, hospitalizations and deaths due to covid 19 are now at their lowest point since march of 2020. but the pandemic isn't over yet, and a new vaccine could soon be available to help contain it. novavax releasing data from its large scale us study, showing strong effectiveness against the virus, especially the many covid variants now spreading across the country. overall we had 90% efficacy, which is very high, particularly at a time when there are many variants circulating, in fact, mostly variant circulating during the trial. the announcement comes as the pace of vaccines is slowing. we're averaging about emily and shots a day in the u. s down from a peak of more than 3.3 million cities and states are now creating even more

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. health officials say for the first time in more than a year, there are no covid-19 patients at any hospital in marin county. the milestone is being credited to the county's high vaccination rate, which is one of the highest in california. health officials say 89% of eligible residents, 12 and older have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine and 80% are now fully vaccinated and the mass vaccination site at levi's stadium will shut down on june 24th just 10 days from now as ie administered at levi's, which is one of the highest capacity sites in the state of california. nearly 12,000 people got their shots in a single day during the peak back in mid april. right now, kobe cases have slowed to less than two per day per 100,000 people and nearly 80% of santa clara county residents aged 12 and older have received at least one dose of the vaccine. contra costa county, also looking at ways to reach people who have not received the vaccine. the county is now offering free mobi

maureen naylor now with tonight's tech check. >> reporter: this sunnyvale company says it's developed a breakthrough technology. bloom energy makes these servers which produces electricity off the power grid and run on natural gas. now the company says it can also skip the natural gas and use bio gas for use at landfills, water treatment facilities, and dairies. >> now we've created technology, a biogas cleanup module that enables us to use waste from agriculture, landfill, from wastewater treatment to generate clean electricity. >> the company put the specialized modules inside where it could access the bio gas and then convert it into a natural source of energy. >> that power then goes by means of power cables under ground to a commercial facility like a building, or it can be exported to the grid. >> reporter: the company prepared this model for a presentation of the global

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. two bay area counties are now moving up in the states. covid reopening plan. marin county is now the fourth year in the bay area to advance from the orange tear to the least restrictive yellow tear and solano county, finally moving from that red level to the orange now this means starting tomorrow. churches restaurants, gyms and movie theaters will be able to increase indoor capacity. california though, plans to do away with this tier system in just two weeks on june 15th when the state is set to reopen completely. memorial day weekend was busy at airports across the u. s the transportation security administration says 1.9 million people pass through security checkpoints on friday with another 1.9 million yesterday. the t s a says those two days make up the busiest for u. s air travel since march of last year. analysts expect air travel to continue rising slowly now that many americans are vaccinated against covid-19 and airlines are adding more flights. some good news now for shoppers, while. mart is increasing store hours for the first

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. santa clara university is doing what it can to encourage students to get vaccinated. apapa vaccine clinic will be available on campus tomorrow from 10 to 5 30 at the willman room. the university says the clinic is open all campus members and the neighboring community. people will be given a choice between the johnson and johnson and visor. vaccines appointments are encouraged, but walk ins are welcome. moderna has now filed for full fda approval of its covid-19 vaccine in adults more than 120. four million doses of the modern a vaccine have been administered in the united states. full approval of the vaccine will be based on six months of trial data visor and its partner by on tech have also begun the process of getting fda approval for their vaccine. so far, all of the coronavirus vaccines being given in the us are approved for emergency use well as the u. s. starts to bounce back from the pandemic. some lawmakers want to know how the coronavirus outbreak began in an effort to try to

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. memorial day weekend boy, it was busy airports all across the u. s. the transportation security administration says 1.96 million people pass through security checkpoints on friday with another 1.9 million yesterday. the t s a says those two days make up the busiest for u. s air travel since march of last year, and alex analysts expect air travel toe continues rising slowly now that many americans are vaccinated against covid-19 and airlines are adding more flights today. san francisco mayor london breed announced her proposed budget for the next two years, which includes a large surplus city and community leaders joined the mayor willie wu wong, playground on sacramento street for that announcement, she is proposing more than a billion dollars in new funding to address homelessness over the next two years. that is on top of about $300 million that the city already spends on homeless programs each year. focus on what really matters. that's what this budget is about. it's about fulfilling the many promises we made delivering on fundamental change and

is returning maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news this june. 1st marks the beginning of pride month. pride month dates back to the stone wall in riots in new york city in 1969 police raid raided the now landmark bar to enforce the law against selling alcohol to get customers. no more than 50 years later, pride to celebrated every june with events and parties, but celebrations in many major cities this year are expected to be scaled back as states are still easing pandemic restrictions. your home. the city san francisco, kicking off pride month by lighting a pink triangle on twin peaks. it kicked off just a short time ago with a pink torch procession in oakland. the procession will make its way to twin peaks in san francisco for the formal lighting by san francisco mayor london breed. there are 2700 pink led lights that will shine bright during the month of june. pride flag raising ceremony was held in redwood city to kick off pride events in san mateo county. the county's flying a different flag from the traditional one. the progress pride flag includes black and brown stripes to rep

is returning maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. ah woman is in critical condition tonight after a wheel came off a car and smashed right into her windshield on interstate 80 this afternoon of the chp says the woman was driving westbound when a wheel somehow came off of a chevy tahoe near appian way in pinole at about 12 40 this afternoon that wheel hidden audi on the eastbound side before then bouncing back into the westbound lanes. where it crashed right through the windshield of the woman's kia suv. anyone who witnessed that crash is asked to give this each vehicle coming up after the break celebrating the final day of asian american pacific islander heritage month, and we're profiling. us navy lieutenant and former navy seal dr johnny kim as he talks about his work as a nasa astronaut, and what being a role model means to him. i hope that my story can show people that. we have control over our destiny. we may fail a lot along the way, but we do have control of how we if you wanna be a winner then get a turkey footlong from subwa

is returning maureen naylor, ktvu fox. two news. we'll the a rent a city council. tomorrow we'll look at bringing back the city's fourth of july parade, which like so many events was canceled last year due to the pandemic. while the state hasn't released any official guidance concerning parades, the city said that it expects outdoor events will be allowed by then. the parade there in arendelle usually tracks 2 to 3000 people. meantime danville fourth of july parade has been pushed back now to labo about when the state would reopen, which we now know is the 15th. the town and the qantas club of the san ramon valley say they just weren't able to properly prepare for july 4th. the parade routinely requires months of planning and coordination and draws about 40,000 people, so to make sure that everything is set to go, that parade will now take place on september 4th president biden is said to travel the tulsa tomorrow to mark the 1/100 anniversary of a dark chapter in american history. the tulsa race massacre left hundreds of people dead and ruined a thriving african a

is returning maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news on this memorial day. police are investigating after american flags were stolen from the los angeles national cemetery at the word, he said. at some point last night or early this morning, a suspect or suspects jump the fence broke in and took several flags. one flag is about 25 ft by 30 ft and would usually take at least three people to carry. police are canvassing the area for surveillance footage in hopes of idea. defying the suspects, officials say they're astonished that someone would commit this type of crime a specially over the memorial day weekend. every single monument you see here is someone who signed up or, you know, spent some of their life in service to our country so that we can enjoy everything we enjoy today, and tol hurt their final resting place is just to me a nun believable. los angeles police are asking anyone with information about the missing flags to give them a call president biden today march memorial day with a solemn ceremony there at arlington national cemetery. the president

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. oh okay, checking on the weather. we definitely have some nice weather coming our way. we did have temperatures today that were on the on the warm, too mild side. it was warmer today than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow are going to be a little bit cooler, and that's gonna have to do a lot with just this low pressure center that's getting closer to us. will you fix my computer? i'm having a little bit of a. problem. let's see. mm mm mm mm. e mean okay, here we go on back. okay so, um, temperatures definitely gonna warm up tomorrow are cool off tomorrow. then they warm up on wednesday and thursday. definitely it's gonna happen. today's temperatures came up 10 degrees. these are the numbers from today. highs tomorrow be a few degrees cooler and then temperatures on wednesday thursday and friday will come up so no fog out there now in the city, but the fog and low clouds will push inland from the coast tonight into the probably perhaps a livermore valley, so i think we'll see more fog tomorrow morning and that will set

maureen naylor reporting live for us tonight. thank you, maury, now to san francisco, where three state lawmakers are questioning the school district's moved to reopen earlier this month. ktvu is and ruben tells us they claimed the district trying to take it advantage of a loophole in state law to get some extra money. a poor attempt to exploit a perceived legal loophole. that's what legislators air calling the san francisco unified school district's reopening plan. in fact, legislators are so concerned they wrote a letter demanding state superintendent tony thurman in state comptroller betty take action. i personally don't believe that girl. brand qualifies for reopening spots, according baby 80, cents at stake. $12 million in funding legislators believe s f u s. d did the bare minimum to qualify for the funds. the money was supposed to incentivize district's to return to in person learning in may. instead the letter says, the majority of middle and high school campuses remain closed. one didn't bring back all the vulnerable stu

naylor is live now with the announcement and what we can expect, marine. well, andre from concerts to bars and buffets. well, a lot more is going to be open this summer. just about all of the state's restrictions are set to expire on june 15th as we transition to what the new normal will be. these days, a covid related sign is posted in just about every business window, but now a sign of the times changing required capacity limits and masking for all will soon be a thing of the past. i'm just glad that that way opening back up friday morning, state health officials announced starting june 15th no more masks or social distancing requirement for vaccinated people indoors. plus no more capacity limits or physical distancing requirements for all businesses. those who aren't vaccinated will still be required to wear a mask and stay six ft apart. i'm totally excited for concerts, outdoor music venues, while some people are ready for change, i believe that masks you still be warned, you know, even if you have your vaccinations, others aren't so eager to go massle

ktvu is maureen naylor as more on their perseverance under the toughest of circumstances. the women's soccer team from santa clara university hoisted the national championship trophy at a celebration inside the school soccer stadium wednesday, culminating with confetti. and music now ncaa division one champs are still glowing after monday night's win in north carolina, where they beat a much higher ranked florida state in penalty kicks. i just feel like we can overcome anything. now this was so difficult to say that we reached the pinnacle of woman soccer. i's incredible. it just made it all worth it. sorry i'm getting emotional. it was really hard, but. we did it for four months. the players were in a strict bubble, unable to get close to family or friends. wednesday speakers praised the players, persistence and grit in the middle of a pandemic with our county restrictions this year, the toughest in the country. i have deemed it a miracle head coach jerry smith and his family, including his wife and soccer legend brandi chastain, these kids did was truly truly. and he cho

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news, former nba player, jeremy lin, who recently played with the santa cruz worry. there's g league team appears to be giving up hope. now i've ever returning to the nba. lin is 32 years old. he battled hard to get back to the nba gave this year you gave up a big contract in china so that he could join the gee league and hopes of returning to the nba in an emotional post on twitter. lin didn't officially retire, but also said he's realistic about his hopes to return to the nba, he said in part, quote, i told myself i just need one. and day contract. one chance to get back on the floor and i would blow it out of the water. for reasons i'll never fully know that chance never materialized. coming up later in sports, a familiar formula for the giants great pitching and great defense as they try for their fourth straight win, then on the ktvu channel two news at 6 30, a deadly apartment fire in san francisco and firefighters explain the conditions that made battling the flames so challenging also ahead. how does bart matchup against the nation's major transit

maureen naylor ktv you fox two news. along with santa clara. three other counties advanced to the least restrictive yellow tear today santa cruz, amador and orange counties also moved into the yellow there now 13 county statewide in that tear. here in the bay area. alameda contra, kostya marin, napa and cinema remain orange and solano is the only county in the region that is still in the most restrictive red here. today, the san francisco giants announced to change in their attendance policy at oracle park starting this friday, when the team host the dodgers fans seated it in the socially distant sections will no longer have to show proof of a negative corona virus test or vaccination to enter the stadium. however vaccination proof is still required for people sitting in the fully vaccinated sections where there is no social distance in required. masks are required everywhere in the stadium. giants have now been approved to operate at 15% capacity. still ahead tonight. new information from the new york attorney general about an investigation in

maureen naylor ktv you fox two news. along with santa clearer, three other counties advanced to the least restrictive yellow tear today santa cruz, amador and orange counties also moved into the yellow tear their now 13 counties statewide in that tear here in the bay area, alameda contra acosta, marin, napa and sonoma remain in the orange tear, while solano is the on lee county in the region. still in the most restrictive red tear. california is nearing a milestone for the number of people vaccinated against the coronavirus, nearly 50% vaccinar 15% have received their first dose. according to the latest health department data. there are now over 239,000 shots a day being given out in the state. that's above the daily average for the last seven days. students and families in contra costa county can now get the corona virus vaccine at a nearby school is part of an effort between the county health department school district's and kaiser to get kids vaccinated before the next school year. today through saturday, people can g

maureen naylor with more on what this will mean for workers. so for the first time in a long time, i feel optimistic. bright new chapter for santa clara county tuesday, health officials announcing the bay area's most populous region is moving into the least restrictive yellow tear starting wednesday. today we're here to share some really fantastic news. health officials say. santa clara counties covert case rate is one third of what it was a month ago with the lowest ever recorded positivity rate at 0.5% vaccination rates continue to rise with more than 70% of santa clara county residents age 12 and up having one shot and more than half of eligible residents in that age range are fully vaccinated. with increasing vaccination. and this new evidence that vaccination prevents transmission. today i am retiring many of the restrictions that have been in place for a long time. for example, the current order mandating tele work whenever possible, will go away. but under a new health order, employers are required to determine the vaccination status of

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now, incredibly tragic and unacceptable for it to happen twice in the same location within this month alone, deadly hit and run involving a disabled person. incredibly it's the second deadly hitn at that same intersection in just the past month. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. that crash happened at the intersection of monterey road and curtain avenue in san jose. ktvu is cristina rendon joins us now live with reaction. kristina julie. two women have now died at this intersection in hit and run crash is highlighting the importance of pedestrian safety, and so far no one has been arrested. monory highway and curtner avenue, a busy intersection in san jose. don't get quite enough time walk. i gotta walk. i won't get across pedestrians like this man named jack. try to move fast. the intersection was shut down wednesday night after a woman using a walker was killed in a hit and run. police say she was several 100 ft

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. the first round of the nfl draft begins in less than five hours in the 49ers fans are waiting to see who the 49ers will select with that third overall pick. speculation is that the niners who traded up to get this pig will select a quarterback. the likely choice is justin fields out of ohio state, mac jones of alabama. and trey lance out of north dakota state draft is taking place in cleveland and is limited to 5000 football fans. rounds two and three set for tomorrow. well felt like football, whether several days ago, but here we are. noontime is nothing but sunshine right now. mark tamayo. yeah, lots of sunshine having it look for the umbrella here in the garden biking gossip. get the shade because, yeah, it's a warm day. but the key difference today is that some fog returning coast side having a huge impact on temperatures. for the a beaches. so it was warm yesterday not the case for today looks like a typical summertime weather pattern out there. and, of course, as you know, with

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. water parks in california are gearing up to reopen today, the state released guidelines that say that water parks can reopen as long as they're county is not in the most restrictive pulled here. attendance will be limited, based upon a county's coronavirus, risk level masks will be required indoors and outdoors unless you're on a ride or in a setting where the face covering could get wet or while you're eating or drinking. san francisco mayor london breed says the city is now nearing the end of the coronavirus pandemic in a tweet, the mayor said 70% of san francisco and san francisco residents over 16 years old have received at least one does. to the vaccine. that's 15% higher than the rest of the u. s mayor breed also said that only 150.7 of coronavirus tests are now coming back positive. a new study by the cdc is reaffirming how effective coronavirus vaccines are in older adults, new data released today shows fully vaccinated ols likely to be hospitalized with covid-19 older adults

maureen naylor. live force tonight, maureen. thank you. the gilroy garlic festival is just one of a handful of barrier festival set to resume this here. tickets for san francisco's outside lands festival will go on sale tomorrow. the three day concert is set for halloween weekend. california health officials say is the festival dates get closer. they'll continue to provide specific guidance for the events. we're in a fantastic position right now that we can't even talk about outside lands. it needed a such a fixture of san francisco every fall, so it is super exciting to me as acting health officer but also as a person that, you know, loves these events. bottle rocket. napa county has announced plans to go ahead over the labor day weekend. other major festivals, including coachella and stage coach initially tried to reschedule their shows, but finally decided to just push them back until next year. a pretty nice day today temperatures about his woman's we're going to see for a while, we had low nineties, check out fearful that 92 antioch i

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. a battle over landscaping in the east had want the city to ban those gas leaf blowers. we've got rain back in the bay area forecast. finally we'll talk about how it will impact your weekend. see you back here after the break, and dante right, was laid to rest today after being shot and killed during a struggle. with the police officer who pulled out her gun instead of her taser after the break more east.s california's new attorney general. he is the first filipino american to serve as the top law enforcement officer in this state in the assembly bought a champion bill seeking to end cash bail and abolished the death penalty. he told ktvu is greg lied today that his first priority is holding police officers accountable for misconduct. most law enforcement personnel. do you want to build and maintain and foster cultivate the trust that is needed. on. our monthly program. voices for change returns this sunday. ktvu greg lee talks with experts about the derrick show good verdict and what

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. walt disney family museum in the presidio, san francisco reopened its doors today for the first time in more than a year, the museum along with its world war two, and veterans, voice, exhibits are now open thursday through sunday from 10 a.m. to five p.m. masks are required, and tickets must be pre purchased on the museum's website. they're available in limited blocks to ensure social distancing. recently revised state guidelines will now allow people from out of state to come into california for quote activities and events as long as they're fully vaccinated. state health officials say this activities could include theme parks sea world in san diego's already changed its rules to allow for out of state visitors. but disneyland says for now, it is only allowing california residents to buy tickets to the park. over all, the state is still discouraging people to travel here. today is earthay as we've mentioned biden and to battle climate change. president biden also announced an ambitio

frank maureen naylor live force tonight, maureen. thank you. with vaccine rates increasing in the number of daily cases dropping. some doctors are beginning to raise the question of whether it's ok to lift mascot mandates for people when they are outside, doctor say, transmission risk is low outside, which is why they've always said outdoor meetings or safer than indoors. some states have already started to drop mask mandates. just today, minnesota's high school league said that. student athletes would not have to wear masks when playing a sport. of course. experts also warned that the situation you're in plays a big role on whether or not you should have a mask on outside. joining us out to talk more about this is dr peter chin hung, infectious disease specialist at ucsf and peter. we always appreciate you coming on the show, and this is a very interesting question. i want to know your thoughts. when is it okay to start dropping the mask mandate outside. well, chrissy and i think it goes back down to something you just said, which is that cont

naylor ktvu fox two news. the u. s state department is urging americans not to travel to about 80% of the world right now because of the coronavirus pandemic. most countries are now classified as level four. that means do not travel. there was the ones in red on this map, as you can see, it includes canada, much of mexico, all of south america, most of europe along with the middle east and asia. the country's in dark yellow are level three. the recommendations do not bar americans from. traveling but many countries have restrictions currently preventing americans from going there still to come tonight. police officers across the country reacting to the guilty verdict in the derrick show been murder trial. my thought of writing was right on it. it's all about accountability. you know, it's all about, you know, giving people hope. still ahead tonight, one officer in san jose gives his perspective and how he thinks the guilty verdict will change policing. later in sports and incredible game at the oakland coliseu

maureen naylor ktvu fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, improving phone connectivity and speed. five g cellular transmitter is being installed in the south bay. why neighbors are not happy and are taking legal action plus aiming to get beauty busses through traffic faster. the plan to create a chobe lanes on some streets in san francisco and later in sports and unbelievable game at the coliseum as the aids invent new ways to win and keep their winning streak alive. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get up to 17% of