We have 50s and 60s. Livermore is at six. The gust is almost 40 at the Altamont Pass. If you use 580 if thats part of your commute, hold on. Fairfield is up to 31 Miles Per Hour. We are going to see drizzle filling in on the coast. There could be allotted down towards overnight. Some of the hills have a quarter of an inch. I dont know what is going on. That is the projection from the forecast model. Temperatures are coming down near average to below. Over to sal, im sure he heard me, 38 Miles Per Hour, a lot of people might take note of that. That is significant, steve, youre right. We will be watching that. We have calm traffic in the area. We will see what happens. Lets go out and take a look at the commute. The bay bridge looks pretty good. If you are driving into San Francisco and the traffic looks very good, there is no problem in oakland across interstate 880. The commute is moving along pretty well as you drive past the colosseum. We are looking at the Altamont Pass. So far, we are getting a little of slowing right here on 205 as you approach the Altamont Pass. It is 4 32. Lets go back to the headlines. Eddie garcia announced that he will retire at the end of the year. He has served as police chief for nearly 5 years. He has been with the department for 28 years. The mayor said garcia, quote, gave his heart and soul to his hometown. The mayor says there will be a nationwide search for a new chief. He adds that the city will need someone willing to talk about how police work changes as a community evolves. Happening today, the two people caught on camera painting over a black lives matter mural in martinez are due in court for their arraignment. Nicole anderson and david nelson are facing hate crime charges for the widely publicized incident outside the downtown courthouse on july 4th. They both face a possible year in jail if convicted. A black lives matter flag will be flown at Piedmont City Hall after a unanimous decision by the city council. Our reporter says the flag will replace the city flag for the entire month of august. Reporter the u. S. , california and city of piedmont flags grace the corner of highland avenue in the heart of piedmont. Soon, a black lives matter flag will replace it for the month of august. The vote was taken by city council at a Virtual Meeting on monday night. The five councilmembers heard Public Comment from half a dozen residents, urging them to adopt the measure. I want to be say that i i want to tell my kids we were on the right side of history. I am africanamerican. I appreciate that you are considering this very important first step. Reporter along with flying a flag for one month, the resolution also includes statements rejecting racism and an apology for Racial Discrimination in piedmonts history. One councilmember noted that piedmont had a history of racist real estate policies and discrimination. The history of the first black residents, sydney and selma during and their two children, who were driven from their home in piedmont in 1924. Reporter the resolution calls for a complete review of policies and ordinances for any discrimination or negative stereotyping. The data shows more than 70 of their residents are white, less than 2 are black. I am always cognizant of the lack of diversity in many of our institutions in town. This is a very important step. I look forward to reviewing policies. Reporter the council voted. 520 in favor. Reporter the police chief says he supports this action. We need to be notable being uncomfortable with a lot of these discussions. There will be opportunity and desire for Robust Community engagement in this important work. Reporter reporting live, ktvu, fox 2 news. Happening today, county supervisors are starting to work on a program recently approved to fight racism. Last month, supervisors voted to create an office of equity to eliminate county laws, policies and procedures that discriminate against people of color. Later today, the supervisors will talk about recruiting an equity officer to lead that new county department. Today is a deadline for africanamerican Business Owners in San Francisco to apply for a loan under the cities Coronavirus Relief fund. Eligible applicants can get up to 50,000 at 0 interest with flexible repayment plans. This is part of the citys effort to support Small Businesses hit hard, especially during the pandemic. A big victory for tenants in San Francisco, a judge is upholding a City Ordinance that prevents landlords from evicting tenants who cannot pay rent during the pandemic yesterday, a judge ruled that the ordinance of falls within the citys power to promote public welfare. Real estate and landlord organizations were disappointed by that ruling. They say that many Property Owners are dealing with their own problems, including paying the mortgage. The time is 4 36. Lawmakers are trying to come up with a solution to keep renters from being evicted as greg lee tells us, protections put into place to help tenants during the pandemic are about to run out. As the pandemic rolls on, millions of californians fear that they will soon be homeless. According to the u. S. Census euro, more than 4 million renters said that they were unlikely to make august rent. Numerous counties have extended moratoriums. The california judicial statewide halt on eviction proceedings could end on august 14th. We could see a massive wave of evictions begin within a day or days of that order being rescinded. We have less than two weeks to stop this from happening. Reporter he offered one of the handful of bills moving through the legislature to prevent mass evictions. To allow these to move forward would be cool and reckless. Reporter two people are hosting a conference. Health officials warned that kicking people out of their homes could lead to an increased spread of covid19. The already catastrophic crisis of Affordable Housing has left many californians, particularly those in the black, live next door asian communities, susceptible to the coronavirus. Reporter the California Apartment Association represents landlords, many fear foreclosure after months of losing rent. The caa is skeptical on the legislation and is calling for direct cash help. What we are hoping for is, legislation that would provide Financial Assistance to landlords and tenants. Reporter in response to the urgent issue, the governor is working to find Common Ground with lawmakers, and soon. We deeply recognize anxiety, as well as what is at stake. Reporter keep this in mind, Governor Newsom has extended his executive order allowing people to extend their own moratoriums on evictions, at least until september 30th. Greg lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. President trump has publicly confirmed reports that the u. S. Military is being tapped to handle the logistics of distributing a Coronavirus Vaccine once it becomes available. The president also says the Drug Companies working on that vaccine are making significant progress. These are great companies, these are companies that are not only unknown, they are well respected, most importantly, we are balancing speed and safety. We are on pace to have a vaccine available this year, maybe far in advance of the end of the year and we are mass producing the most he specifically mentioned that the Companies Began late stage trials last week. The British Government is rolling out a new coronavirus test that can detect the coronavirus in 90 minutes. Millions of these tests are scheduled to begin at hospitals and care facilities next week. These tests can also detect the flu and other viruses that are common in the fall and winter. The largest electronic Music Festival in the country is officially canceled for the year. Promoters for the electronic Daisy Carnival had postponed the lost vegas festival until october. Organizers were working with Health Officials on a free, two step program that would require attendees to take one covid19 test at home and another at the festival. They say the medical advances necessary to pull it off would not be ready in time. It will return in may of next year, celebrating its 25th anniversary. I have a belated bless you, you did sneeze. That is no problem. I was trying to hold that in. I know you were saying at the marin county headquarters, you are hearing crickets, steve and i have seen light rain and breezy cool temperatures. My social life has been hearing crickets. I will tell you that. There is nothing to do ill get on. Yes. The weather is nothing to seize at. Sneeze at. The breeze has picked up for many. Mr. Drizzle is back in town. Fog has returned cooler for most. 60 seven . 80s . Ukiah might be back . These are the outliers. 70s and 80s today everyone coming on these temps you can see concord, 31, travis, 38 Miles Per Hour at the Altamont Pass, by the way, out of the west southwest a lot more 50s we had yesterday temperatures did not take long to warm up. Low pressure settling in on the west coast a couple within the system and will generate cooler temps and drizzle. Now, again, you know, sometimes it is eyepopping when you see bay. It does look like drizzle that will be the main focus this morning. Some of the Higher Elevations maybe as well Santa Cruz Mountains 60s 70s 80s coolest temps look to be tomorrow slowly climbing our way up we head towards the week and really nice pattern if you like temperatures 70s and 80s. Major League Baseball has more trouble. Still ahead, the latest coronavirus complications that could derail the baseball season. The startling coronavirus affecting the workforce in one bay area community, coming up. Dont forget, you can have the Morning Headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. To ktvu. Com email. Sign up for the daily service. This cheeseburger is the best its about to get bester baby menutaur make it a double, yeah nice mane try my 5. 99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. Order now with no contact delivery. Get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. Let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah its beautiful say what . I said its bea. Try my 5. 99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. Order now with no contact delivery. This is really a reflection of all the inequities that we had in marin county for a long time. When we add the covid19 on top of that, that made the problem completely worse. The number of cases is exploding in marin county, rapidly spreading through latino communities. Any people with the virus make up the essential workforce. Ktvu Investigative Reporter has more on the problem and what is being done to slow it down. Reporter marin county is one of the wealthiest in the state. The coronavirus is taking a toll on those most critical to this countys economy. Back breaking work means a daily life to earn a paycheck. It carries risks with covid19. This virus is showing us that there are unique vulnerabilities in that community that need to be addressed. Reporter that community is in a place called the canal. This latino and hispanic neighborhood is seeing a super spread of the coronavirus. That worries the Public Health officer. Data shows those identifying as latino or hispanic make up 16 of marin countys population. The same group accounts for 75 of covid19 infections and half of all hospitalizations there. Many of them are essential workers in fields and grocery stores, providing food. They are not paid atntion st reporter she sees the disparity. Thats why she said she hasnt laid anyone off. I can try to protect my people. Reporter it doesnt protect them from other factors, low wages and high rent means overcrowded homes and the inability to self isolate if a Family Member becomes infected. Reporter he is with the community latino foundation. He says high rates of asthma, diabetes, omitted healthcare or insurance makes them more vulnerable. There has always been a fear of government. This is why we say that any type of public messaging out there around the coronavirus needs to be filtered by messengers on the ground. Reporter his group has raised 1 million to support latino profits. Like the canal alliance, food is given away and covid19 testing is happening each week. Mark manages it all. If we dont fix it now, nobody in the county is going to be safe. Reporter thousands of tests have been done. 20 had positive results. That means two in 10 people are infected with the virus. The numbers we have right now, educating about the problem we have, as we increase testing in the community, we are going to be seeing a worse problem. Reporter part of the problem is fear, fear of losing a job or being unable to provide, forcing patients to ignore their sickness. Are you worried about the coronavirus . Yes. Reporter even this 12year old recognizes the struggles. Many of us have to work to get food for families to eat. Reporter this has highlighted eric inequities between the county of marin county. System support is limited for undocumented immigrants. Essential workers are a focus that really needs to be made on the latino community. Continue to do more and better. Reporter the state tried to help, but it cant fix the system. Marin county should do more to provide a social safety net. We can keep testing, we can keep helping people, but we dont have policies that complement the work. It doesnt make sense. Reporter attention is on the health crisis, shining a light on those who play a critical part in the economic lifeblood. We are one fabric, we are one community. We need to take care of one another. Reporter data from the cdc shows those who identify as latino or hispanic are 3 to 4 times like the two contracted the virus then those who are white. Ktvu, fox 2 news. Happening today, covered california is expected to take charge for next year. People who qualify can get Financial Assistance on a inpremium costs. Happening today hearing by state lawmakers on proposed legislation that would prohibit the sale of flavored Tobacco Products from stores in california. This would include flavored e cigarettes and cigars, menthol cigarettes, vapes and other flavored Tobacco Products. Supporters of the legislation say it is necessary to protect young people who they say are being targeted by the tobacco industry. The time is 4 50. Lets talk about the weather. Things are changing around the bay area. I felt it coming in. I know you guys were talking about it. There is drizzle in the future. There is already drizzle this morning. Yesterdays hot temperatures are sliding right down. It is big time. They will continue the trend into tomorrow. Tomorrow will be the coolest day. There will be noticeable amount of drizzle for some in the Higher Elevations. That is on the coastal hills. The fog has returned. It ramped up the wind yesterday afternoon. That is about 5 00 p. M. Yesterday. It was cooler for most. Drizzle is back. It is a deeper fog bank. The cooler pattern is establishing itself for the bulk of the week. There will not be anything too dramatic as we head towards the end of the week. The wind has picked up. I want to mention concord 25, fairfield, 30, the Altamont Pass has had gusts of 38 Miles Per Hour. They are still west at six. They have Half Moon Bay with drizzle at eight. There is a decent breeze. It will continue to filter 50s 60s on the 10th menlo park lakeport so are we the system has low pressure that is giving us a big change. That will park it a couple of days before it ejects out drizzle cooler temps look at the projections that doesnt mean this is right. I went on one lesser than another one another one had lesser expect drizzle in the next 36 hours in the bay higher elevation, 60s, 70s, 80s, looks like a gradual warmup, still pretty nice that storm called isaias is getting weaker as a category one hurricane. Still ahead, the latest on where the storm is heading. President trump sits down for an interview about the coronavirus. Tensions are rising between the president and reporters. This is about the latest data. First, the 2020 pga Golf Championship in San Francisco, we will show you the group of military vets who received a special boost this week. Green, white, and blue. The colors of one nation uniting in gratitude. For all those on the frontlines fighting for the rest of us, we salute you. One of our regulars is up early and wanted to hear nothing from nothing. Billy preston. Good one. Send me a request. Facebook, twitter, instagram. Use hashtag ktvu. 4 55. I want it to be with you. Several College Sports conferences around the country have been approving shorter schedules this College Football season because of the pandemic. The big 12 approved a 10 game schedule. It will have nine Conference Games and one nonconference game. The start of conference play will be worked out in coming weeks. A target start time of midto late september. Pac12 already announced plans for the fall. A 10 game conference only schedule. A second major League Baseball team dealing with a virus outbreak. There have been 13 positive virus tests for the cardinals. Seven players and six staff. There four game series with detroit is postponed. Baseball also canceled the field of dreams game. They are still planning on making a trip to iowa with a game sometime in 2021. San Francisco Giants continue their series against the colorado rockies. And they played yesterday, the giants took a big lead early, but the rockies stormed back. Colorado scored five runs in the 6th inning. Giants made it close and got two runs in the ninth but the rockies won 76. Todays game starts at 5 40. The oakland as want to keep rolling in their series against the texas rangers. Yesterday against seattle, it was a 5th inning to remember. That two outs but scored 8 runs on the way to 111 win. Chris davis even had one. Todays game against the rangers is in colorado at 6 10. Golfers get there teetimes for the pga. Players championship. Before the pros hit the course, another group of golfers had a chance to tea off. Yesterday was aimed at giving a lift to disabled veterans. Reporter and the olympic club for 40 veterans, this was not another round of golf. Many say it is more therapy than sport. I lose a lot of balls. And so psychological. That came to participate in the pga sponsored tournament as part of its program called hope which stands for helping out patriots everywhere. Former air force medic of East Palo Alto said golf help some with posttraumatic stress disorder. It can create anger, depression, lack of sleep. The book is written how it affects people. I can say it has affected me in all those ways. Reporter when the feelings build up, golf seems to smooth the rough edges. One of the best activities. I work with other vets with ptsd and it is helpful for our camaraderie and understanding of the challenges that we face and how we face them in similar fashion. Reporter the sacramento veteran served the air force but his injuries occurred from a motorcycle accident as a civilian. He said golf helps them get me something to look forward to. Reporter the program at something more. Community. It is nice to be around fellow vets who know what you have gone through and have someone to talk to. Reporter the program has chapters throughout northern california. Organizers say the tournament would have attracted at least 100 but covid forced them to scale it back. The program is bigger than golf itself. It is coming together, and everybody socializing. This virus is not going away. It is not just going to take Labor Day Weekend off. Cautious optimism from Governor Newsom. The new warning he has for all california counties as the fight against covid19 starts moving in a new direction. He is in charge of the School District. She has failed to prepare us for the school year. The Oakland Teachers Union and the School District still battling. The latest on plans for Distance Learning and what will happen if there is no deal for the schools by the time classes begin next week. Good morning. Thank you for waking up with us. Tuesday morning, august 4. Are you ready for tuesday . I am ready. I ran and took an allergy pill. I was going to ask you about the allergies. Steve, a little cooler and drizzle. May be a lot cooler. Drizzle is already being reported. There will be more tonight into wednesday. That looks to be the main window. There has been some in san mateo coast and Higher Elevations. A fog