this is in vallejo. in vallejo. kaiser in vallejo, emergency room at kaiser vallejo. and absolutely tonight we'll have more on those surprising findings. the full report coming up on our 11:00 news. thank you. hilda, up next, now, a bay area soldier who died in a world war as a world war two prisoner of war finally coming home. why it took 80 years to finally make it happen. you're watching nbc bay area sty for a local family. it spans more than 80 years and 7000 miles. a world war two soldier whose body had been missing for more than eight decades, will finally get the military burial he deserves. u.s. army private first class marcus engesser of vallejo. he was serving in the philippines back in 1942 when u.s. forces stationed there surrendered to the japanese. engesser was one of the thousands of service members who were captured and forced into that 65 mile bataan death march. that's what it was called, and then ultimately held in a prisoners war camp. he died at that camp that same year. for decades, his remains, along with hundreds of others, were held at that ca

raquel benito is the union representative for kaiser vallejo's emergency room nurses.n we're surging in winter surges, we need way more staff than that to be able to adequately care for patients. benito says the e.r. was operating with six nurses, less than half of the 14 the union says they need in 8 to 12 hour waits were not unusual. who can we blame here? is it really the hospital? is it the nurses? is it a combination? what do you think happened here? it's not the nurses, it's not the physicians. it's the leadership of kaiser. that's a historically underserved, understaffed, undermanned emergency department. the delgadillo family, through attorney jeff mitchell, has entered arbitration with kaiser, accusing the hospital of medical negligence. the centers for medicare and medicaid services and california's department of public health launched an investigation into kaiser vallejo's emergency department and found eight federal deficiencies, including problems in their emergency and nursing services, according to their report, the investigation revealed the following f

raquel benito is the union representative for kaiser vallejo's emergency room nurses. when we're surging in winter surges, we need way more staff than that to be able to adequately care for patients. benito says the e.r. was operating with six nurses, less than half of the 14 the union says they need in 8 to 12 hour waits were not unusual. who can we blame here? is it really the hospital? is it the nurses? is it a combination? what do you think happened here? it's not the nurses, it's not the physicians. it's the leadership of kaiser. that's a historically underserved, understaffed, undermanned emergency department. the delgadillo family, through attorney jeff mitchell, has entered arbitration with kaiser, accusing the hospital of medical negligence. the centers for medicare and medicaid services and california's department of public health launched an investigation into kaiser vallejo's emergency department and found eight federal deficiencies, including problems in their emergency and nursing services, according to their report, the investigation revealed the followi

raquel benito is the union representative for kaiser vallejo's emergency room nurses. when we're surging in winter surges, we need way more staff than that to be able to adequately care for patients. benito says. the e.r. was operating with six nurses, less than half of the 14 the union says they need in 8 to 12 hour waits were not unusual. who can we blame here? is it really the hospital? is it the nurses? is it a combination? what do you think happened here? it's not the nurses, it's not the physicians. it's the leadership of kaiser. that's a historically underserved, understaffed, undermanned emergency department. the delgadillo family, through attorney jeff mitchell, has entered arbitration with kaiser, accusing the hospital of medical negligence. the centers for medicare and medicaid services and california's department of public health launched an investigation into kaiser vallejo's emergency department and found eight federal deficiencies, including problems in their emergency and nursing services, according to their report, the investigation revealed the follow

. >>> people in vallejo say they are not safe and the police need help patrolling the streets and they know exactly who they would like to step in. >>> thieves ransacked a nightclub in san francisco but cannot get cash. >>> the court chicago sailors had been exonerated, the bay area came together to remember their sacrifice. thank you for joining us , i am brian hackney . >> two people killed in two separate police stations in vallejo in the last month of. >> when distributing -- locals are trying to get them to deal with the skyrocketing crime. >> reporter: residents say district that runs through the middle of town has become a magnet for everyday crime in the city, but they point out, as a state highway , it is the jurisdiction of the state and demanding the state supply law enforcement to control it. >> there have been so many sideshows at this corner of lemon street and sonoma boulevard, that the rubber has obliterated the sidewalk paint as sex workers plied their trade openly in the downtown area , and the north end of sonoma boulevard has become a frequency of high-speed chases,

raquel benit, representante sindical de enfermeras de urgencias de kaiser vallejo.os culpar aquí? es realmente el hospital? son las enfermeras. es una combinación que crees que pasó? he's not the nurses. no son las enfermeras. no son los médicos. es el liderazgo de kaiser. se trata de un departamento de urgencias. históricamente desatendido. falta de personal y de personal insuficiente. es conocimiento común. la familia delgadillo, a través del abogado jeff mitchell, ha entrado en arbitraje con kaiser acusando al hospital de negligencia médica y a solo días del incidente, los centros de servicios de medicare y medicaid y el departamento de salud pública de california investigaron al departamento de emergencia de kaiser vallejo y encontraron 8 deficiencias federales, incluyendo problemas con sus servicios de emergencia y enfermería, según su informe, la investigación reveló lo siguiente sobre la noche del incidente, la sala de emergencias fue descrita como super ocupada con entre 30 a 40 pacientes, pero sin una enfermera en el lobby para revaluarlos, el órgano direct

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this after a late night shooting in vallejo. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live there from the scene. well good morning to marcus 111 who lives here tells us this sounded like a war zone last night. like world war two. those are her words. we're on the 100 block of carolina street here in the saint vincent's hill neighborhood of vallejo, where i've counted at least four cars that were hit by stray bullets. you can see this one. i had a shot right there in the passenger side. and if you look around the back, there are four more bullet holes. holes. so this car loan was shot five times at least a vallejo police. this is new information. they tell us around 1130 last night that it was a 16 year old boy who was shot out here. and when the officers arrived, they said they tried life, perform life saving measures. but unfortunately, the young man died out here from his injuries. as you can see in this video, there are a lot of shell casings left on the ground, which gives you a sense of how many shots were fired. one man thought

he has started an online fundraiser to help pay for repairs in vallejo. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11. in and out has taken a stand in the fight against prop 47. records show that the fast food chain has contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to the yes on prop 36 campaign. this bill would give stiffer penalties for some drug and theft crimes. the bill would also change parts of prop 47, which was passed nearly ten years ago. that made some nonviolent property crimes, misdemeanors in and out, recently closed its oakland location because of crime in the area. >> a man accused of being hired to kill another man's girlfriend has pleaded no contest to second degree murder. investigators say oakland resident nelson chia hired 35 year old hasheem bason in 2022 to kill chia's girlfriend. after the killing, chia was arrested for planning the murder. he later hanged himself while in custody. prosecutors believe chia wanted his girlfriend to be killed for financial gain. as part of today's no contest plea, the alameda county district attorney ha

we are live this morning from vallejo. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you for that update. we'll check back in with you in a little bit. the university of california has adopted a policy that would bar political statements on the home pages of university websites. individual faculty members or groups could express opinions on other pages of the website, with a disclaimer that the opinions do not represent the official views of the university. now the policy change comes after campuses were severely impacted by protests calling on the universities to divest from investments in israel. the regents say the policy balances academic freedom and freedom of speech with speech on behalf of the university. >> our time now 516 members of congress are calling on google to answer questions now about its ai. overviews feature after reports of misleading and incorrect ai generated responses. that tool summarizes search results so users don't have to click through several links to get fast answers to their question

a string of homicides in vallejo, all within a matter of days.ors are revealing about the cases. >> a new poll shows a tightening race between kamala harris and donald trump. but will voters see the two on the debate stage in the months d on state proper. this directive orders state agencies to follow a similar plan to the one caltrans is used for. several years, giving encampment residents 48 hours notice and holding on to their belongings for two months. >> a major legal victory for rideshare and delivery companies including uber, lyft and doordash. the state supreme court today unanimously upheld proposition 22, which classifies app based drivers as contractors rather than employees. labor leaders, though, say they are deeply disappointed by this decision. >> more than 1000 firefighters on the scene of a massive wildfire northeast of chico. this fire started yesterday afternoon. it's now exploded to more than 120,000 acres. the butte county sheriff's office has arrested a man who they say started the fire by pushing a burning vehicle down an e

back to you. >>> now to vallejo. they are in the midst of an officer shortage and two people died in separate police chases in the course of the last month. some locals are asking the state to step in to help deal with what they say is skyrocketing crime on city streets. we have that story. >> vallejo residents say the street that runs to the middle of town has become a magnet for everyday crime in the city. but they point out that as a state highway, it is the state's jurisdiction and they are demanding the state supply law enforcement to patrol it. >> there have been so many side shows at sonoma boulevard and lemon street that the burned rubber has obliterated the paint. up the street, sex workers apply their trade openly in the downtown area. in the north end, the sonoma boulevard has become a frequent scene of high-speed chases often ending in tragedy. on this day, a small group of people gathered to remind the state of its responsibilities. >> we have another freeway. not as famous as highway 80 or as famous as

it was so successful you moved it to vallejo. time to really see about the impact this can make. it sounds like just a training. it sounds like an important project just on its own, but it really is just kind of the beginning of really changing a lot of pathways for a lot of young people. >> it really is. you know, we started at the eighth grade level. we basically go through high school and a lot of students are not even aware that this career has existed, exists for them. so it's an opportunity for them to get some exploration into the career of whether it be firefighting, emt or paramedic. it's an opportunity for them to really understand what it means to serve your community in this capacity. now, obviously, not everyone who comes through our program goes on to serve as a first responder, but the knowledge that they get from this program, they take with them, whatever they do, wherever they are, they're better citizens and they have role models and people to lead on. >> right? because we're talking on some of these many of th

. >>> out in vallejo, where a police officer shortage, two people have been killed and two separate chilies -- police chases in a couple of months. they are asking the state to step in and deal with what they say is skyrocketing crime on city seats. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: residents say this street that runs through the middle of town has become a magnet for everyday crime in the city. but they point out, as a state highway, it is also the state's jurisdiction and they are demanding that the state supply law enforcement to patrol it. there have been so many sideshows at the corner of sonoma boulevard and lemon street, the burnt rubber has obliterated all of the white sidewalk paint. workers applied their trade openly in the downtown area and the north end of sonoma boulevard has become a frequency of high-speed chases and often leading in tragedy. on this day, a small group gathered to remind the state of its responsibilities. >> we have another freeway, it is not as famous as highway 80. it is not as famous as 780, or even 37. but, it is a highway. we need help. >> sonoma bo

ktvu is amber lee joining us live tonight from vallejo? after speaking with the nonprofit's founder and police about exactly what happened here, amber. >> alex. police tell me that this nonprofit is well respected in this community for the work it does helping children and young people, police credit and alert citizens for helping them catch the thieves quickly. >> you can see they really got the paint pretty good. >> ryan sarna shows us his damaged van that police helped recover after thieves stole and torched it early wednesday morning when it was parked in the driveway of his home in vallejo. >> and then they ripped this off. >> unfortunately, he uses this fan to transport student athletes and volunteers for the coach. sarna youth flag football league. he found it three years ago. as soon as sarna noticed the van was stolen, he says he called 911 and posted on social media. >> i saw him blow torching the stickers off the, both sides of the truck. harry moorhouse, a coach who works with sarna, saw the thieves with the van about two miles

. >>> plus, why some people in vallejo are asking state police to take over a specific street that's home to all sorts of problems. >> everybody's on edge, yeah, because we have no protection. >>> and a prominent south bay democrat joins the chorus calling on president biden to suspend his campaign. why one expert says no matter what happens, the final decision needs to come quickly. >>> and later, convicted of mutiny in the wake of one of the worst disasters in bay area history, how dozens of families received justice 80 years later. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight with the heat that just won't go away, at least completely. we're finally out of the most recent heat advisories, and we won't see triple digits this weekend, but even this cooldown is still pretty hot. out in pleasanton they flirted with 90 degrees, though we did see a crowd of dedicated fans lined up at the hello kitty pop-up truck. >> and taking a live look at the pg&e outage map, all those purple dots in the east bay are where they cut tower

sucedió en vallejo hace unos días y ahora busca respuesta de las autoridades. vera ha conversado con ella y tiene el reporte que solo verá aquí en telemundo 48. my heart drop. no, no no no no scampi luli granado recuerda su impacto cuando al salir de su casa vio su auto completamente destruido en medio de una escena policial. el domingo 21 alrededor de la 01:30. minutos antes, la residente de vallejo asegura que había escuchado las sirenas policiales a la distancia y luego el ruido de un choque. se trataba de su auto y el de su sobrino. ambos estaban estacionados en la cuadra mil de la calle tennessee. no estaba manejándolo mucho nomás. estaba aquí parqueado, según loli, un oficial en la escena le dijo que el incidente estaba relacionado con una carrera ilícita en el área. la policía de vallejo informó que se registró un espectáculo ilegal el sábado 20 a las 23:00 de la noche, pero no confirmaron si estaba relacionado con el choque en la calle tennessee y aseguraron que no está investigando este crimen. pero según un vocero policial, es posible que otras agenci

mike. >> amber lee live tonight in vallejo. amber. thank you. tonight, more than 200 passengers headed to san francisco are instead in russia. after their air india flight had to make a precautionary landing. air india says flight 183 from delhi to sfo landed in central russia this morning after the pilots detected a problem in the cargo hold of the boeing 777, 225 passengers and 19 crew members were on board. now, the airline says it does not have staff at that airport in russia and are currently working on getting another plane to russia. board those passengers and then fly them to san francisco. tonight we spoke with a man who lives in san jose. he says his in-laws were on that initial flight. they do not speak english and this was their first time coming to the u.s. he says passengers are not getting any communication with the airline, so if there was some communication that could come from the airline, even now, there is a radio silence at least they should know that. >> what's the eta if it's 12 hours, 24 hours, whatever it is, so that peo

police in vallejo, overwhelmed with a string of homicides. the increase in violence is leaving community members on edge. then an older man says he saw a thief stealing a package off a porch, and when he tried to stop him, he was attacked. tonight, that man recovering from serious injurie. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> the attack happened in richmond on the man's birthday. good evening. this thursday, i'm cristina rendon, part of the attack was caught on video. and our crime reporter, henry lee spoke with that man as he was released from the hospital. he also has the latest on the investigation. >> more angry at myself for having been stupid enough to have confronted this guy. >> roger helbig is bloodied and bruised, but back home from the hospital after he was attacked on his 77th birthday by a suspected package thief he confronted on his richmond street, i yelled at him, told him was a thief. >> i did it very loudly. i can be heard about a football field away if i yell loud enough. >> it happened at about two wednesday afternoon

vallejo police says this is the 12th homicide in the city for this year here in vallejo, bob redell.thanks very much. attention. drivers aim to avoid 680 south near fremont. traffic is slow there now and has been for hours. all thanks to a deadly six vehicle crash this morning, including a tractor trailer that jackknifed. if highway 84 is an option. we just looked at the traffic maps. it's actually looking pretty good for you. we enjoyed a good run of comfortable weather, but prepare to sweat through another heat advisory. cinthia pimentel is plotting out some steamy high temperatures. we're stepping out the door for lunchtime and feeling those warm temperatures return to the bay area. we are under that heat advisory today and tomorrow, 91, in los gatos for you. 85 downtown san jose to 95, in morgan hill. remember to drink plenty of water and watch out for those dry hillsides. we go to 77 in oakland. that sea breeze will help just a little bit, but over into the further inland portions of cocoa county, 97 in concord. and we're going to do 93 in livermore, the peninsula and the shorel

la policía de vallejo aún no confirma cuál fue el motivo. falleció aquí. también me dijeron vecinos que no es que es común a veces escuchar disparos, pero no la cantidad de disparos que se escuchó anoche. la policía obviamente está investigando y por supuesto, cualquier información que la gente tenga se la puede hacer llegar. puede ser de manera anónima. andrés brender telemundo. muchas gracias andrés por ese informe. un juez federal autoriza que la ciudad de oakland pueda empezar mañana a limpiar un pequeño campamento de personas sin hogar ubicado al lado de la plaza de peaje del puente bridge. los defensores de las personas sin hogar califican eso como una de las primeras pruebas legales después del fallo del tribunal supremo del mes pasado, que otorga a las ciudades y condados un poder más amplio para desalojar a las personas indigentes en el este de san josé se realizará este viernes una jornada de recursos gratis para todas las edades, donde ofrecerán servicios médicos dentales, exámenes de alta presión y también para medir el nivel del

so far, no one's been arrested in vallejo. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> former president donald trump delivered his first public speech after the attempt on his life, closing out the republican national convention. >> mr. trump formally accepted his party's nomination in a 93 minute long speech that broke modern records. ktvu political reporter greg lee joining us now, greg. trump started with a new approach. yeah. christina. mike. >> the president had called for national unity in this speech. he began with that message and shared emotional details of saturday's shooting before returning to familiar rhetoric and attacks that invigorate his base. >> i am running to be president for all of america, not half of america, because there is no victory in winning for half of america. >> in the first public speech since an attempt on his life, donald trump accepted his party's nomination for the third consecutive time. his family, including former first lady melania trump in the audience on the final day of the republican national

and as 9.31, in the north bay, a vallejo city leader is asking governor newsom for help.yeah, they want to the governor to deploy chp officers into the city proper sleep to call explains why. >> the neighborhoods and and the people are crying for help. >> that the blood curdling screams from a woman under attack stopped at a light in her own car. business is burglarized and too many illegal sideshows to count. we honestly need manpower. >> and i think that manpower can come from the chp. vallejo councilmember cristina arriola points to sonoma boulevard, also known as state route. 29, which runs through the city and has often been plagued by car chases and other violent incidents. >> arriola says if for california highway patrol officers were assigned to the area full time, it would reduce crime, make neighborhoods safer and help a depleted police force. believe the state. our governor. >> with better stand resources with the chp in vallejo, then having it wasted in oakland and san francisco where won't see the impact. i believe we will see an impact with the highway patro

so it in take the vallejo police department very long to get to that. let me show you video of the scene now. this was on the intersection of carolina and bute. it appears that maybe all the shots rang out side of the senior complex. i'm still trying to confirm that, but i can tell you, look at all of those evidence markers on the ground reportedly, it might have been a 16 year-old who was shot. this was one of 2 scenes. the other scene was about a quarter mile from this particular scene. so the vallejo police department, they were investigating on 2 fronts. this scene here. they finally picked up at around 7, 37, 40 in the morning. all those evidence markers, we don't have a description of the victim or the suspect who they are looking for or a possible motive. but again, this was a very violent overnight in the city of allay, hoping to hear more from the public information officer on exactly what went down that you can imagine quiet overnight and all of a sudden all the shots just by the indicator of those evidence markers just simply rang out. back t

. >> reporter: three miles away, a special exhibit on the disaster is now on display at the vallejo naval and historical museum. >> the port chicago is here in the rotunda. >> reporter: visitors can learn how a famous civil rights attorney attended the mutiny trial and brought national attention to the injustice. >> defense council was thurgood marshall who would become a supreme court justice. >> reporter: the late freddie meeks. >> this is how we learn about what happened to people and the history of the past is so important to the future. >> reporter: another stop can be found at the end of rider street. in is where segregated barracks housed them. >> vallejo is part of trying to right the wrong that happened through history. >> reporter: a place to reflect on the loss of life and the fight for civil rights. >> story has been very touching all week long. thanks to our producer for putting those together as well. >>> all right let's talk about the heat wave. the heat is on. get ready for the east bay heat. >>> so the ac gets a little bit of a break. at least the heat is going to relax.

the kron four's will tran has been following for us this morning in vallejo. he joins us now with the latest. will. >> we just heard from the vallejo police department, new information that pass along. it appears that the 16 year-old actually died at the scene. very horrific. there's a lot of evidence markers all over the ground. let me show you video. this happened at around 11, 30 last night about a mile and a half from the toledo police department. it's at the corner of carolina and butte now multiple shots rang out. the vallejo police department be so close to the scene, did not take them very long by the time they got there. the suspect was long gone, but they did see that victim. they try to render aid to the victim at the scene. but ultimately the injuries so severe that the person did not survive his injuries. let me show you daylight video. so this all went down 11, 30. they stay there in the overnight hours. finally leaving at around 07:45am. in the morning. and you can see by that time with the sunlight up all of those evidence markers on the ground

it happened late wednesday at an apartment complex near vallejo city hall.ghbors say the teenager was killed during a long and terrifying gun battle. they say bullets riddled several cars that were parked on the street just outside of that apartment complex. >> heard about multiple gunshots? it lasted probably about 5 to 6 minutes. they was. it sounded like a shootout. >> police say the 16 year old died at the scene. so far, there are no arrests in this case. one south san jose neighborhood has been hit by mail thieves so many times it wants all of the community mailboxes replaced. as ktvu is. mark sayer reports a local congressman is now calling on the postal service to move from key locks to electronic locks in the yorba hills court neighborhood in south san jose. >> there are 16 banks of community mailboxes, like this one, but residents say that is the problem. once a mail thief has a master key, the thefts can go quickly with a lot of mail stolen all at one time. >> the elderly and vulnerable have lost crucial medications. as mentioned, we've all lost ta

. >> tonight, a vallejo city leaders asking governor newsom for help.or to deploy chp officers in the city kron four's philippe de gaulle reports. >> the neighborhoods and and the people are crying for help. >> the bloodcurdling screams from a woman under attack ght in her own car. business is burglarized and too many illegal sideshows to count. we honestly need manpower. >> and i think that manpower can come from the chp delay, help councilmember christina arriola points to sonoma boulevard, also known as state route. 29, which runs through the city and has often been plagued by car chases and other violent incidents. >> arriola says if for california highway patrol officers were assigned to the area full time, it would reduce crime, make neighborhoods safer and help a depleted police force. i believe the state. our governor. >> with better stand resources with the chp in vallejo, then having it wasted in oakland and san francisco where won't see the impact. i believe we will see an impact with the highway patrol presence on highway 29 earlier this mon

seizure of more than 1100 stolen cars. >> meanwhile, it has been more than a year since the city of vallejo declared a state of emergency traffic. the police department does not have a permanent police chief and the department's latest statistics show it is operating at least 37% of its authorize staff. is fair to say there's less than 30 officers patrolling the streets at any time? yes. arriola says the city has not made a formal request to the governor's office for help but has been working with democratic state. senator bill dodd is office for assistance earlier this year. a bill authored by dog passed the senate and is in the assembly. if it reaches the governor's desk for a signature, it would allow qualified. retired solano county sheriff's deputies to exceed the current cap on work hours for retired cops to assist in patrolling the streets of allay. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> tomorrow and all black police chief town hall will be held oakland city hall, current and former bay area police chiefs of color will be there organizing this event is oakland rapper and philanthrop

couch or well in north bay, vallejo police are investigating a deadly overnight shooting. >> officersponded to the intersection of bolton is filet o friday. thund man who'd been shot who later died at the hospital. police say the motive is being investigated. and also in vallejo, a police chase ended with a deadly car accident just after midnight, officers tried to pull over a car near sonoma boulevard and lemon street. the driver did not stop led police on a 2 mile chase before the driver. police say hit another car. the suspect died at the scene. police were uninjured. other passengers were taken to a hospital. chp officers arrested 4 people in after finding a lot of drugs in their possession after stopping a car friday for speeding. officers say they saw 4 people throwing drugs out the window. officers say the amount of drugs equal to more than 4,000 overdoses, including fentanyl, heroin, cocaine. the man were arrested for possession and intent to south. at this year star golf course. this is maybe my favorite story of the day. this is at mammoth mountain. not your typical game. yo

. >> police in vallejo are investigating a shooting that took the life of a 16 year-old boy kron four's. philippe djegal reports. >> at least 4 cars along carolina street in valais hole punctured by bullets. most of the windows on one vehicle completely shattered its like that around here. a lot gunshots. nothing new to residents in this south allay community. but debi welsh says what she heard and saw standing on her porch around 11, 30 wednesday night. sounded different. is like machine you know it was a lot of bullets and it was really loud. >> and we know difference between fire can get share. the police say a 16 year-old boy was shot to death. >> when officers responded to the shooting, they rendered aid and eventually gave way to paramedics. victim did not survive. sherry for. the child >> child. it said the shooting happened outside the senior living facility run stayner calls home. blair was a good town no matter anybody else, it has its bad people. and you never know when popping police have not released a motive. information on who pulled the trigger. >> were shared whether or

seizure of more than 1100 stolen cars. >> meanwhile, it has been more than a year since the city of vallejo declared a state of emergency traffic. the police department does not have a permanent police chief and the department's latest statistics show it is operating at least 37% of its authorize staff isn't fair to say there's less than 30 officers patrolling the streets at any time. yes, arriola says the city has not made a formal request to the governor's office for help but has been working with democratic state. senator bill dodd is office for assistance earlier this year. a bill authored by dog passed the senate and is in the assembly. if it reaches the governor's desk for a signature, it would allow qualified. retired solano county sheriff's deputies to exceed the current cap on work hours for retired cops to assist in patrolling the streets of allay. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, that company behind the tech outage felt around the world last week has now been called to testify before congress. we could expect to hear that here. >> the federal government now inve

nosotros estamos en la calle carolina, en vallejo, donde efectivamente aquí pues residentes.e como si 1 estuviese viviendo en una zona de guerra. el dueño de este vehículo. estoy con mi aplicación móvil, pues no quiso hablar en cámara porque me aseguró que pandilleros pandillas operan acá y me dijo que otro de sus vehículos también resultó impactado por esta balacera. fíjense ustedes cómo, pues tuvo que ser muchísimos los tiros para reventar prácticamente todos los vidrios de este vehículo con orificios de bala acá. y ustedes pueden ver también la parte trasera del vehículo. Él me dice que escuchó al -100 disparos sin parar, lo que la policía sí nos confirmó es que un joven de 16 años resultó muerto por tratarse de un menor de edad. ellos, pues, no, no dieron información, no lo identificaron también. obviamente en estos casos no pueden hacer eso. hasta que le informen a su familia el fallecimiento de alguien. no tiene sospechosos o el motivo que esto pudo originar, pero a las 18:00 de la tarde les tengo los testimonios que les estoy contando de algunos vecinos que escucharon

el tiroteo deja sin vida a un adolescente en vallejo.

it happened late wednesday night at an apartment complex near vallejo city hall.ghbors say the teenager was killed during a long and terrifying gun battle. they say bullets riddled several cars that were parked on the street just outside of that apartment complex. >> i heard about multiple gunshots. it lasted probably about 5 to 6 minutes. they was. it sounded like a shootout. >> police say the 16 year old died at the scene. so far, there have been no arrests in the case. >> our time is now 533 people in one san jose neighborhood are demanding that all community mailboxes be replaced because of an increase in break ins. the neighborhood in yorba hills court has 16 community mailboxes, but when a would be thief steals a master key, they can unlock all mailboxes. residents say they've lost important medications, tax documents, and all kinds of packages. >> we're all at a higher risk of tax return fraud and identity theft. we've all lost packages. children have missed out on gifts from grandparents, and grandparents have missed cards sent by loved ones. >> we stand t

comenzamos en vallejo, donde un menor de edad murió la noche de este miércoles en esa ciudad, al desatarsera que provocó pánico entre toda la comunidad. flavio césar bueno, además de dejar varios automóviles destrozados, algunos vecinos dicen que el tiroteo desató un caos. vamos a pasar en ese momento con andrés brender, quien ha estado cubriendo esta información. andrés, qué te dijeron los vecinos? cuéntanos. así es. lo que vecinos aquí me dicen se vivió anoche fue prácticamente como estar en una zona de guerra. algunos me dicen que escucharon al menos 30 balazos y efectivamente, un joven de 16 años perdió la vida. esta es la escena del crimen en la calle carolina, en vallejo, donde alrededor de las 23:30 de la noche del miércoles, la policía llegó al lugar luego de que se reportara un tiroteo que acabó con la vida de un joven de 16 años. además del asesinato, el impacto de la violencia se sintió en este vecindario, ubicado a pocos minutos del departamento policial. hoy en la mañana, algunos vecinos se atrevieron a salir para ver qué fue lo que pasó y cómo terminaron algunos de sus vehícu

a 16 year-old is dead after a shooting in vallejo. this happened on carolina street in the saint vincent's hill neighborhood around 1130 last night. one neighbor tells us so many shots were fired. it sounded like a war zone. police say the 16 year-old was shot at least once, died at the scene. a number of cars in that area were also sprayed with gunfire. you got your car got hit. it looks like right here a bullet ricocheted off the off the side occasion or something. not a direct impact. what'd you hear last night, i was, i think right here in the front. i heard about 30 shots go up. you hear anything leading up to that? no. no arguments or nothing. me and my girl are in the house. we're chilling, playing cards, watching tv and then we just hear, like, sounded like fireworks. too many. like i said, i thought it was fireworks going off, so it was very fast paced. the police aren't confirming what kind of gun was used. no arrests have been made. this is the 12th homicide in vallejo this year, we're learning more about why a flight bound

and right along as we look along the delta as we head from vallejo towards fairfield, it means we have elevated fire danger and it's not surprising, right? we've got this kind of heat. we've been drying out already because we're in the middle of our summer season here. and as we go over the next 5 days, you can see these temperatures are going inland up up and up and you really don't see a break in it here. in fact, we caught a look at the next couple of days. so here's tuesday, those bright red showing that, you know, are going to be 15, 20 potentially 25 degrees above average, going to really right through wednesday into thursday. you see little variation in this, right. you just see a lot of this red still sticking with us into friday and into saturday. we do see a little bit of a pullback, but you don't see it going back to normal, right? which would mean that it wouldn't see any of those reds. the other problem here is this afternoon, we get our normal sea breeze. that's fine. right brings in that cooler moister air from the ocean. by the time we get late into tonight and then you

police in vallejo are investigating a shooting that took the life of a 16 year-old boy kron four's.e djegal reports now from the scene of the crime. >> at least 4 cars along carolina street in valais hole punctured by bullets. most of the windows on one vehicle completely shattered its like

also the city of vallejo, our council member from there is on sideshows. so has a message for the governor. and the great debate over the great highway continues as protesters today are calling on san francisco to keep it open to traffic. these stories and more when we come back. >> we're going to talk about our very hot weather forecast right now with this pretty picture here showing us the fog coming in. but some parts of the bay area are really hot right now. the west coast as well, kind of sweaty today. pilots here to go over the would you believe him? it's over in montana like this. he does is in colorado. it's all over the west. let's take a look at some spots close to home and you can see where it won 11 in phoenix. but you know 109, and fresno 109, in reading. these numbers are just getting up there. we're in the 80's down in los angeles, 80 degrees in san diego, santa barbara. >> certainly cooler there. 72 degrees. pretty nice day for by the water. and it's all about being by the coast because you have more of that marine influence. and that's wha

, where they can share it with the community. >> the vallejo team will be in washington, d.c. from july 20th 1st to july 26th. moving now to our weather and meteorologist mark tamayo joining us now, mark. a lot cooler than it was in the last few days. >> yeah, the excessive heat finally moving out on the town. moving out of town. so no more triple digits. as you can see, the temperature profile throughout the week. of course, real hot temperatures earlier in the week for thursday and even yesterday. but we had that relief move in today and take a look at the numbers still hot out toward concord and antioch, but not as hot as yesterday. so mid 90s there, some upper 70s only up towards san rafael and santa rosa, san francisco 65 and san jose in the mid 80s. look at the satellite and the radar. a lot of lightning strikes, some heavy downpours and some hail in portions of the sierra earlier today. we're keeping an eye on some of that cloud cover as well. here in the bay area, we do have mostly cloudy skies overnight. there could be enough instability. there's a slight chance of a shower fir

i'm still trying to find out more information from the vallejo police department, but they have shut down this entire area. there. you can see officers going through there looking at the evidence, taking measurements, taking photos. that officer is putting back on his glove. so it looks like there's still a lot of work that needs to be done. and at this particular point at last check, james and area, it appears that there is a suspect still out there and loops. as i mentioned, an active scene, there's that officer picking up evidence markers. so it looks like this scene here is close to wrapping up. but again, this is one of 2 scenes in a very violent overnight in vallejo. >> back to lot of questions that still need answering will will come back and check back with you a little bit later on. i mean, time at 703. we want to go to another big story that we're following, which is that free water, shovels and service to just open in the east bay yesterday. and now it's on hold. well, again, that service between oakland and alameda i guess unavailable for the foreseeable future. crawford'

we want to begin with that breaking news out of vallejo this morning. that's where police are investigating a deadly shooting. they say right now they are only revealing that the victim is a juvenile. and from this video, you can see those shell casings on the ground. it happened around 11 last night. carolina and buck street and a few blocks from city hall. police say no arrests have been made. and right now there is no information about a suspect. the stage is set for donald trump to accept the formal republican nomination for president tonight. let's take a live look in milwaukee where that speech comes on the final day of the republican national convention. trump's acceptance coming just days after surviving an assassination attempt. meanwhile, president joe biden, isolating after testing positive for covid, cutting the campaign stops short. and it comes as he is facing growing pressure to drop out of the race, according to cnn and multiple private sources. former house speaker nancy pelosi privately told biden polling shows that he cannot defeat tr

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police have just confirmed a young person has been killed in a shooting in vallejo.last night, not too far from city hall at this point, no arrests have been made. >> number five, starting today, bart will begin replacing the fare gates at civic center station in san francisco. these new gates are supposed to be easier to maintain, improve safety, and cut down on fare evasion. >> and number six, we're going to take you to orinda. westbound 24 before saint stephen's drive. there is a big rig blocking the two right lane. speeds are down to nine miles per hour there. the backup is to pleasant hill road. an alternate route is to use mount diablo boulevard. >> number seven, this year's kennedy center honors recipients are out and on the list. director francis ford coppola and bay area based the grateful dead. both will be honored for lifetime achievements in the arts. bonnie raitt, who lives in marin, is also on the list. congratulations. >> let's give him something to talk about. >> right on. certainly. >> also, before anyone dms me, idina menzel, that whole adele dazeem

this morning, highway 37 does show the build coming out of vallejo pretty standard there. well. nothing else for contra costa county. relatively light. we'll watch as we do have that build that's going on over at the bay bridge. we saw a few more cars this evening. we'll look ahead because things are pretty calm right now. there's a giants game. giants versus a's i listed giants because it's their home turf there. but that's at 645. so we may have more bay bridge traffic. and then getting away from the game afterwards. of course out of the city gets congested there. 280 extension as well. the posey tube overnight maintenance again tonight and tomorrow night as well. so you'll have to use those bridges just to the south and not far from here at the oakland coliseum, there will be a concert of south korean artists. there so there will be crowds there as well. there's a crash in san jose will look like the slowing has started. i'll check on the details coming up. back to you. sounds good. thanks, mike. well, our investigative unit recently exposed safety risks involving self-

they have your man and they're they're torching vallejo.were called and responded to the area. 2 of the at least 3 people involved in the theft were arrested, but not before the thieves caused at least $8,000 in damage, mostly from burns when the suspects attempted to torch off the custom wrapping a costly setback for a community nonprofit that has grown to serve about 2000 kidd said hasn't been a whole lot going a while for kids and layup. >> and it's something that we've heard i and my kids are 7th generation balais words. so >> for us just to quit because top, you know, there's so many kids that would be missing out. the van is used to transport kids and equipment. >> it was stolen from sirnas driveway and it's the second time since 2022. that it has been taken. fortunately recovered both times. it was upsetting. you it was something that. >> this a community security organization so wasn't done to me. was that u.s. how we set and the community is rallying around the coach sarna league. >> and online fundraiser to help cover the expenses

our governor. >> with better spend resources with the chp in vallejo, then having it wasted in oakland and san francisco where won't see the impact. i believe we will see an impact with the highway patrol presence on highway 29 earlier this month, governor newsom announced plans to quadruple the number of chp shifts in oakland while noting in earlier surge of officers has resulted in hundreds of arrests and the seizure of more than 1100 stolen cars. >> meanwhile, it has been more than a year since the city of vallejo declared a state of emergency traffic. the police department does not have a permanent police chief and the department's latest statistics show it is operating at least 37% of its authorize staff. is fair to say there's less than 30 officers patrolling the streets at any time? yes. arriola says the city has not made a formal request to the governor's office for help but has been working with democratic state. senator bill dodd is office for assistance earlier this year. a bill authored by dog passed the senate and is in the assembly. if it reaches the governor's desk for a

headlights move westbound to lay free as you make your way out of vallejo to the bay bridge.ut avenue, there is an overturned car crash. apparently it's overturned and in the water it's off to the right hand side. no major trouble reported in the eastbound direction, but you can see it is affecting traffic westbound. usual slow and go. might be a bit heavier this morning because of that crash in the opposite direction. also westbound 205 a crawl out of tracy onto the altamont pass. so the drive time now westbound tracy to dublin is 53 minutes kumasi. >> thank you francis breaking overnight hurricane beryl made landfall in texas. we want to take a live look right now at galveston, texas, where intense winds have been slamming this area for hours now. and the storm is bringing dangerous storm surge. it could drop a foot of rain before it's all done. abc news reporter nguyen live. with the impact that residents in texas are facing right now. good morning. i'm good morning, kumasi. >> at this point, for some, waking up in south texas, it might be kind of a scary situation to see