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today, on the air until noon to to over 137,000 acres. share important wildfire information you need. and it involves roughly 20 fires right now, we want to get you up all the way from down here in to speed on just how much these fires have grown. santa clara county to the one of the biggest fires in our area right now is the lnu central valley, sunol, and brentwood. some of those smaller fires are close to having containment, but complex fire in the north bay the big ones, they re not. and spans and that s why, so far, if you look at the number overall, it s only 5% contained. 131,000 acres. unknown when we ll get full one pg&e worker was killed while containment. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. trying to help first responders and 105 structures now bob, thank you very much. one of the main ingredients in destroyed. welcome back to our expanded all of this is the heat. meanwhile, the scu lightning let s turn to kari for an update complex fire h
redell. he s live for us in san jose. bob, i know most of those businesses, they were closed for months, only to open for just two days because of that recent order. reporter: correct, marcus. let s take the owner of the westcott gym behind me in downtown san jose. he is frustrated and unhappy, to say the least. he was finally able to reopen yesterday after being shut down for four months. he doesn t know if he will or even can follow the order to shut down again tomorrow. as of now we re just confused. we re upset. we re sad. reporter: westcott gym owner doesn t know if his business can survive another shutdown. he is still paying full rent, has spent thousands to make his gym safely and socially distanced for his customers. there s a temperature scan and uv light disinfection at check-in. personal disinfections for customers to wipe down their equipment after each use. that s on top of the regular cleaning by employees. capacity is limited. he went above and beyond th
black lives matter movement. the supervisors who co-authored these resolutions, they along with leaders from organizations like the naacp, they just discussed the need for this kind of change. they condemned racial injustice during this news conference that s taking place here outside the county building in san jose. the supervisors believe that the recent george floyd protests have opened the community s eyes to this kind of systemic racism that is clearly still a problem in this country. and that incidentally a disproportionate number of minorities are impacted by covid-19. the resolution calls for a number of things. it wants the county to reaffirm its support for minority communities who have been disenfranchised, wants to better educate the public on how to address and dismantle racism, and calls for a review of county ordinances, hiring practices, and workplace policies equity lens. despite the progress of black americans and other minorities, racial bigotry is hangin
people so that i can take my mask off to you can hear me a another s treasure. get those green thumbs going. little better. these workers are holed up save the veggie scraps and start inside the hospital, they don t growing more food right in your very own backyard. see and hear these signs of we ve worked with ross for over a year and i feel like i m learning so much about him over thanks. but the nurses and doctors going these last few weeks. in andomin he is truly a nature guy. shifts were caught completely by he is. and his wife is pretty surprise. [ applause ] incredible as well. so for more on all of our there was applause, cheering, stories, make sure to go to our website at nbccalive.com and go and a chant of night shift, night shift, for those health to our instagram at @nbccalive. care workers headed for home after their shift and the same have a great day, everyone. about you, your company. for workers headed in for what s expected to be the peak of the pande