In there. Later that night, Police Say San jose, and up some people in the group blocked intersections and threw oakland, berkeley hills, there is the 70s itsand black diamond, sexting hundred bottles at police, and rocks at feet, that is above clayton, cars parked in the neighborhood. Near mt. Diablo. Another group of people were arrested for breaking windows and looting businesses in very warm air, but cooler for downtown san jose. This Morning Police in everyone else, that will sweeten oakland are reporting there were no arrests after two demonstrations in the city, and send a weekend timeframe. Last night. Today, way above them in the ktvus allie rasmus reports on the call from protesters for city near 100 degrees. Police reforms. Good morning. Over to sal now. Good morning, frank. Thats right. How are things picking up . No arrests, no reports of where would you like to start . Arrests or use of tear gas as thanks for picking up at my residents marched through house, steve, i hear
For concord. 10 to 20 degrees above average for this time of year. I let you know when we will will things down when the heat wave will finally break coming up in a few minutes. Relief for californians in need of a haircut, number of salons across the state have the green light to reopen. Kiet do live in napa were folks can now get the trim. Joke downtown napa at the house of k lawrence barbershop they are close but the sign says you can book online so, it looks like they might be able to open up later off today so in a couple hours salons and barbershops that are ready and able to can open under the first step of phase 3. North bay has been leading the bay area with the slow and methodical reopening of the economy so if you as a customer had out you will notice distinct changes. Customers will have the temperature taken and they must wear Face Coverings. Workers will be seen wearing ppe, gloves, masks and eye protection and have to maintain social distance from other clients and will
Studios, this is kpix 5 news. Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we look live from our tower camera as we look south this morning. Good morning everybody its wednesday, may 27 and im michelle griego. Good morning to you on this wednesday, first up a check of the forecast and standing by with that good morning, mary. Good morning len and michelle, remember we talked about yesterday being a warm start, check out temperatures this morning, were in the 60s and 70s and we continue to watch temperatures climb another warm to hot day across the bay area and because of that hes a heat advisory is in effect for most of the bay area except the coast an immediate shoreline so, all inland locations from 11 am and tells evan p. M. So we will see the daytime highs well above average, 75 in San Francisco, 84 in oakland, 93 in san jose and triple digit heat once again in concord so 10 to 22 degrees above average. We talk about the cooldown and when we see the next chance of showers co
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Mexico has the highest per capita caseload of covid19. One Bay Area Medical Center is sending a team of volunteer doctors and nurses to lend a helping hand. Have you driven through new mexico and arizona . It is incredibly sacred land. Reporter the Navajo Nation, it occupies parts of arizona, utah, and new mexico, but now, every corner of the nation has been hit by this unrelenting virus. If Navajo Nation was a state, this week it would be the most impacted state in the country in terms of cases per capita. Reporter this doctor is part of two waves of roughly 30 doctors and nurses from ucsf who jumped on a plane and headed to Navajo Nation. We believe that all people deserve highquality healthcare, especially the most vulnerable. Reporter the virus has sickened more than 4000 tribal members and killed nearly 150. The infection rate here has now surpassed new york and new jersey. We are getting quite a few patients that with covid there could be a really quick turn and they could become