3, bay area are in san mateo and contra costa counties all moving up in the state s reopening tier system. thank you for joining us this tuesday afternoon here on kron 4 news at i m sanaz tahernia new are in contra costa and san mateo counties have moved it to the moderates here, more businesses will be allowed to reopen indoor operations with safety precautions and modifications take a look at this map of where our bay area counties stand the newest move leave solano and sonoma counties in the more severe risk tears with sonoma still in the most restricive a widespread purple tier and solano in the red or substantial risks here, san francisco is the only bay area county and the lowest risk here which is the yellow where it can move to the orange chair once the test positivity rate falls between 2, 4.9%. the san francisco is in the yellow tear which is the least restrictive tier in terms of reopening non essential some nonessential office workers can start showing up back to
we ll be at the mid 80s to mid 90s in the south bay. upper 80s to low 90s through the north bay. warmer than average through san francisco, 72, nearly 80 degrees in oakland. it all drops off from here. we ll show you that coming up. first, back to you guys. bay bridge toll plaza.e at the looks like things are still moving great. after all it is labor day. the golden gate bridge, same thing happening here, a few lonely cars on the road. if you decide to get out and venture, i think you ll be pretty good. new this morning, firefighters are cleaning up after a two-alarm garbage fire in san jose. fire officials witell us it started on 12th and 13th streets north of ckson. the fire spread to an out building and threatened a number of homes in the area. the fire has been stopped. cleanup will take some time because the yartd is filled with garbage. fortunately no one was hurt. hurricane dorian a category 5 storm with sustained winds of 185 miles an hour. right now it s still
90s inland. happy hump day. bart is having a rough start. they are reporting 15-minute delays on the fremont line towards richmond because of what they are calling equipment problems. all other lines are on time. overall a good start to the morning. you have a couple of hours to go. we all do. thank you so much. [ laughter ] the berkeley city council has approved tougher building regulations in response to the deadly balcony collapse. christian hartnett live in berkeley to explain what will change after last night s vote. it looks like we lost christian s live shot actually. so we ll go on to the next story here. i ll pick it up then. vallejo city leaders are choosing their words carefully as new details emerge in a kidnapping case. the fbi says it collected three drones from a storage facility after arresting matthew muller. he and another suspect allegedly used them to watch a neighborhood prior to abducting denise huskins. fbi also found wireless videocameras
inspections rule is so important is because if there is a new design or new materials being proposed it will catch something early on. reporter: also included in the city council decision is the requirement of existing balconies and weather exposed elements to have proper vent lake to prevent dry rot. the city council estimates that these inspections affect about 6,000 properties in the city. back to you. christian, someone has to pay for all those inspections. how is berkeley going to do that? reporter: that s the question. at this point the city says they don t have the resources to perform all these inspections within six months and at this point no solution has been found. so that will be the question moving forward. thank you, christian hartnett live for us over in berkeley this morning. thanks. new details are emerging about a kidnapping in vallejo. the case police originally called a hoax appears to have been a well planned abduction. but as kpix 5 s andria b
denise. the feds also found videocameras wirelessly set up allegedly to let the suspect monitor aaron inside his home to be sure he was following their instructions after denise was thrown in a trunk. while most in vallejo city ranks weren t breaking the thin blue line, councilmember a 30- year vet of police work offered up this to denise and aaron. of course i would want to say i m sorry that they have had to go through this. it s difficult for the attorneys for their clients as it would be for anybody that would be involved in this kind of an incidents. and as victims, i think our city should have been a bit more sensitive in the way we dealt with them. reporter: a retired fbi agent says there may be another reason for the wall of silence in the city of vallejo and that i be an impending lawsuit or the possibility of a civil grand jury and the city s police department getting called in front of it to explain how they handled denise and aaron. in vallejo, andria borba, k