and another retired plumber had brought up in the place last february, just one month before the pandemic. 46 days in we found that we had a close and we were devastated. they wouldn t give us a pp loan because we weren t in business long enough. starting friday, a return to tighter restrictions. we are seeing cases connected to social gatherings as well as those indoor businesses where large number of people gathered together like restaurants. reporter: the county health officer says that s why they re returning to restrictions. outdoor bars without food must close. retailers just returned a 50% capacity. shopping mall courts, 25%. gyms and fitness centers 10% and bowling alleys, entertainment centers and pools must close. concerned there is some amount of coded fatigue going on where people are getting tired of the restrictions, tired of staying home, tired of wearing masks. that may be contributing to things as well. i think it s a very sad thing we are back to
covid vaccine. good evening. i m ama daetz. and i m dan ashley. dr. anthony fauci told mark zuckerberg during a facebook live that a abc ns leit stepe, cerencouraging, dan. cautiously optimistic was the first thing dr. fauci said after being asked about a reliable vaccine. he pointed out there s one of many promising vaccines that could enter a phase three clinical trial by the end of this month. it s the question on everyone s mind, when will the world see a safe and effective covid vaccine? dr. anthony fauci had a promising answer to mark zuckerberg during a facebook live today. i m cautiously optimistic about this, mark, because of what we ve seen. given the technologies we have and the different platforms we moved from literally the day that that sequence was put on a public database. reporter: that sequence transformed within 61 days to a promising phase one trial. so where are we right now? there are multiple candidates, not only one. i may talk as the proto tim
40 there who have tested positive for coronavirus. representing inmates at the facility in dublin, saying she learned of the outbreak this morning. she says it happened in a dorm housing kitchen workers and wants to know how the virus made its way inside the correctional facility. once it gets in there it is a tinderbox, and it spread throughout the facility and puts many at risk. the outbreak was confirmed and traced back to one inmate, but because the inmate was not part of the jail that does not house new intakes, there is one thing they do not know. we don t have any theories on how he may have come in contact with covid-19. but we are continuing to do extreme education around it, and encouraging the inmates to wear face coverings that they are provided on a regular basis. 53 were tested for the virus. 40 tested positive. 38 were asymptomatic. according to the marshall project, it proved fatal for 650. 5400, out of that number, 29 have died. it has left 12 inmat
in sonoma county by that announcement does not come as a surprise to the people impacted, but first. we need those who are tampering with evidence to be fired and convicted because this is a crime. tonight we are hearing from the sisters of sean monterrosa he s the 22 year-old man who was shot and killed by a boy who police officer last month. good evening, everybody, i m vicki liviakis and i m grant lotus the city of vallejo is now investigating its own police department. for destroying evidence in the case kron four s michelle kingston is live for us outside the lake pd with more on this investigation michelle. a really huge car key part of the evidence police department is now under investigation for destroying evidence in the sean monterrosa case the 22 year-old man was shot and killed by a police officer last month 40 for his death sparked a number of protests throughout the bay area. city officials say an employee has been placed on administrative leave while the ci
the family searched for a loved one, is now a search for his killer. the victim was a 21-year-old rotary store worker that was about to start school at cal state east bay. the last time he was seen was life that as he was leaving his home in alameda. 30 say his body was discovered one week later, roughly 11 miles away at huckleberry regional park in the oakland hills. we have the developing news from azenith smith. the family says they want justice here. reporter: yes, as you can imagine, the families heartbroken, truly a mother s worst nightmare. they don t know why anyone would want to take their son. police call this an intricate killing, spanning several neighborhoods. he was not your ordinary kid. he was not. reporter: surrounded by members of law enforcement and the mayor of alameda, a grief stricken mother clings on to loved ones in front of police headquarters after autopsy results confirm the news that no one wanted to believe. someone had murdered donald.