problems which are destroying our healthcare system in. >> these people are responsible for >> now at 10 health care executives meeting with backlash in downtown san francisco as a massive pharmaceutical conference gets under way. >> plus, deadly wildfires wreaking havoc in southern california sparking conflict over emergency spending and

thousands of families returning home to rubble. southern california residents. >> sharing their stories of devastating loss. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. firefighters in southern california responding to yet another fire tonight. >> as the race to contain 2 massive wildfires continues. high winds tonight through wednesday do remain a threat in southern california are keeping a close eye down there tonight. this this is live footage of from alert california of flames that popped up just a few hours ago in ventura county. they were spreading near a golf course in oxnard, according to the watch to the fire this one at about 5 acres. so very small comparatively to the others that we've been seeing. but scary to see another fire pop-up there tonight. and we're going to continue to

monitor that situation as it unfolds. we're going to take a look now at some of the damage that was left behind by the palisades fire, which is right now at 14% containment. those flames have burned nearly 24,000 acres near pacific palisades. >> meantime, the eaton fire in altadena and passing us. 33 1% contained tonight. it's burned more than 14 1000 acres. the death toll from both of those fires rose to 24 over the weekend. 8 people were killed in the pacific palisades fire. 16 dead in the eaton fire at least 17,000 structures have been destroyed. mostly homes, but schools, churches and other businesses. we're also demolished both of these fires were wind driven last week. last tuesday. those winds gusted to nearly 90 miles per hour. and you see the devastation that they've caused. high winds tonight through wednesday remaining a

threat. meteorologist kathy trafton this year. she's been monitoring those conditions and southern california county. >> it's a red flag warning. an exact pts red-flag warning as well. so it's particularly dangerous situation. red flag warnings throughout las angeles and ventura counties. and the concern, of course, is he's very strong, gusting winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. could fan extreme fire danger. certainly we could see some high risk for large fires really rapid fire spread extreme fire behavior and the weather conditions could also cause more spotty and more fires, embers to fly and more fires to come toward us and toward the las angeles area. future wind gusts. i mean, it's not pretty lots of oranges and reds and magenta is on this map. these are for northeast to east winds in the area. southern california fires and it's long duration of these red flag warnings,

pds, particularly dangerous situations. and that's for those 2 counties la and ventura and the damaging winds could really cause huge problems. 55 to 70 miles per hour in the strongest areas. it's a high risk. back to you for news. kathy, thank you. if you want to help those who have lost everything in southern california, all you have to do is scan the qr code. >> that you see here on your screen, our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. that qr code will take you directly to the page where you can donate. and we're staying on top of the deadly fires, of course, an la county for the very latest information. you can always head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> well, as these fires continue to burn in los angeles county, fire crews in the east bay are taking steps to reduce the risk of a wildfire here. crews with moraga orinda fire district around today conducting prescribed burns behind saint mary's college it took advantage of the unusually dry january to burn piles of

trimmings. cut down from last spring from oak trees. tennis rain with the fire district says when it comes down to mitigation, reducing fuels is their best bet. >> community up in bolinger canyon that would be at risk from a fire that started here on a western north that could blow embers back up into the canyon where we really couldn't get to him easily. >> rain also adding that he grew up in southern california and used to work in pacific palisades. he stressed the fire mitigation efforts sighting striking similarities between the terrain there and the terrain here. >> a man is in custody after police say he shot at a bus driver in san francisco. it happened around 6 o'clock this morning near 4th and barry streets in the city's mission bay neighborhood. police say the man shot at the driver and then ran off. the driver wasn't hurt. officers were able to find and arrest the suspect. anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call san francisco police. >> to san francisco police officers are in the hospital after crashing their cruiser

into a building happened just before 3.30, this morning near 9th and howard streets in the city. a neighborhood police say they spotted a car that had been involved in a chase yesterday and tried to pull it over again. the pursuit ended in the portola neighborhood. when police say the suspects crashed into a pole and then officers crashed into a building. this happened near san bruno and paul avenues. the suspects took off but were later arrested. the officers are expected to be okay. >> new at 10 a 21 year-old man is facing dui charges in pacifica after police say he crashed his car into a parked tesla and then flipped over. police say the crash happened around 11 30 saturday night. the driver was not hurt but was taken to the hospital for evaluation. police did not say if anyone was inside the tesla at the time of the crash. we do want to get you a live picture tonight from southern

california. this is the new ventura county fire that. popped up a little bit ago. there's new evacuations are no evacuations. are producers. there is no evacuation orders issued here tonight. again, this is the active flames that have been ongoing for some time here this evening. again, a live picture from our sister station down in los angeles, ktla. >> yeah, this is being called the auto fire which has been spreading near a golf course course which we mentioned earlier. that's the river ridge golf course on these flames were shown off of an alert california cameron at about 8 o'clock tonight. but now we're getting a live look from the ktla helicopter the ventura county sheriff's office did actually issue an evacuation order. we 9 o'clock. yeah. for zone one which included santa clara river between venter road and victoria avenue, which and

that really matter much to our viewers see all there are evacuations. yeah, and you can see a closer look here as those crews are trying to knock down some of those flames and some very large brush there that as you can see, very dry. it's been so dry. >> down in southern california, they have not had any significant rain since may of last year so that we know what that means. you know, living up here when we don't get rain for even a month or it's dangerous. and so the fact that they haven't had any significant rain for about 7 months at this rate, this is this is happening. we've got the strong winds as kathy was mentioning several other active fires. embers can be tossed any which way. that's a pretty large amount of fire that's happening tonight. that just sparked a little bit ago, right? and we we know a lot of crews have been really getting on top of these things right away right wing despite the other fires that have been

burning around while there's been i mean, such a large response from across the state as well as other states. we know there's crews here from washington state and that have come down to help. so that allows for the firefighters to kind of spread out and be able to get a handle on new fires that pop up. i'm not sure if they're able to fly the well. we have the chopper up so they should be able to fly and do some aerial support on this one. obviously, last tuesday when the larger ones broke out and pacific palisades and even fire those winds. as i mentioned, we're nearly 90 miles per hour. they can't fly. so you can't see you're not really sure exactly what's going on, but that was a live look from our sister station in los angeles. >> well, bart trains running on a new schedule as of tonight, the transit system beginning to work. debra did strain control system. yeah. riders have some mixed reactions to the change in schedule. kron four's lindsey ford joining us live from the

lafayette bart station with a little bit more detail. >> wednesday. >> yeah, not too busy at the lafayette bart station. you can see behind me there's not that many people out, but i was able to catch up with some commuters. one commuter tells me that it's really, you know, not going to be that much of a big deal because they were aware of the changes. but one frequent commuter tells me that it will be somewhat of an adjustment. >> having the trains be on time, it's super crucial. otherwise my i lost an hour. >> alex pereira is familiar with the departure and arrival times from the lafayette bart station. he writes the train daily to commute to san francisco and visit with family and friends. he says minutes off could mean running late to work and missing out on important moments. be more diligent on scheduling. like even like when i walk here from my apartment.

>> getting here on time is crucial. because if i miss this at the wait 20 minutes, plus to get on the next train invites first coming back home parts new schedule went into effect monday morning. >> hart says the changes are necessary for the transit agency to upgrade its train control system. the biggest changes for those writing the yellow line from 09:00pm to midnight. it will end at sfo instead of millbrae. meanwhile, trains that run supple in millbrae will r n every 15 minutes. neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. check the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacted. the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic show to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job

working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that realization of that and it's also the fruition of that. >> and now the new nightly service planned for millbrae riders is expected to last several years because this section of the tracks, it's going to be the first area where people can experience the new modernized trains in lafayette. lindsay for kron. 4 news. >> lindsay, thanks a lot. still ahead here at 10 o'clock as thousands of families return home to scorch neighborhoods, others are still waiting for the green light. we're going to hear from a man taking refuge here in the bay area. >> plus, a lifesaving agreement, santa clara county finalizing its purchase of critical hospital in the south bay and a massive medical conference met with praise and protests in san francisco. >> we'll have a look at day one. the jp morgan healthcare

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oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> millions of people are expected to visit san francisco this week for the annual jp morgan healthcare conference. the conference kicked off in union square today and it's already creating a lot of buzz in the area. attendees are expected to bring more business to hotels, restaurants and shops in downtown san francisco. some local business owners say they're already getting more customers. >> this is such an impactful conference to kick off january, which which historically without this type of the conference, is a really slow month in the restaurant business. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference is one of the largest of the year to come to

san francisco. >> while businesses are looking at the positive, others are using the conference as an opportunity to protest kron 4 sarah stinson joins us in the newsroom with details on that era. some people yelled at health care conference attendees saying they are fed up with the current system. >> protesters called for public takeover of the health care industry, eliminating the profiteers with medicare for all. >> it would have been talking about moment. so talking about how they can make more by denying people, health thousands of people attending the biggest healthcare conference in the world confronted by protesters in san francisco monday afternoon. dozens held up signs calling on the companies to put people before profits use or make a millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patients and they should not be allowed to

do that. when i see people deny healthcare that makes me steve seltzer helped organize the protest. he says the hlalth care system is failing americans. why should people be denied health care in the richest country in the world? at the same time we're spending trillions of dollars for wars abroad. ukraine, israel, and yet we don't have money. i mean, israel has nationbl health we can't even get national health care here. something is seriously wrong with the system. the 43rd annual healthcare conference held by jp morgan with united healthcare is at the saint francis hotel. it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a

system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty sad. >> you everybody's to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to union square tuesday as first lady jill biden is in town, expected to be a key note speaker at the conference we reached out to jp morgan who declined to comment on the protest. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. thank you, sara. we do want to get your check of the forecast >> we're having some pretty nice days here in the bay area. i would say the bay area's the place to be if you take all of california, i think this is a really good spot to especially this week.

it's been absolute beautiful weather and we will continue to see gorgeous weather. so here we go. start off with this beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. my goodness, gracious. it's particularly the lit up tonight. it looks just lovely, quiet weather, tranquil weather today. temperatures to to 10 degrees warmer than normal. and our range this afternoon was 59 in livermore up to 70 degrees in san jose. so it was really a warm one tomorrow, perhaps not quite as warm but similar. here are your headlines. quiet weather, clear skies, dry air. so the air is drying out after all of the rain, we have a weak, offshore flow of wind. now this morning, my goodness, it was really strong winds enough to trigger advisory, but then they die down so quickly. the advisory was canceled. frost advisory. that's the advisory for tomorrow morning. starting at 01:00am through 9 o'clock and high temperatures trend a little closer to average as we head toward the weekend. wind gusts and very gusty earlier on and boom, it's still out of

the northeast and by tomorrow is so died down so much. most areas less than 10 miles per hour. temperature change compared to yesterday at this hour. santa rosa is 4 degrees cooler. many just a little bit cooler across the bay area. and we're in for a cold night numbers in the 40's and 30's. some areas down to about 34 degrees there for a frost advisory has been effect now for parts of the north bay east bay, south bay and the santa cruz mountains. so it's going to be very cold. how cold again, these numbers in the 30's and 40's and high-pressure reign supreme. and i don't see any big changes in the weather forecast for quite some time. back to new london. >> thank you, kathy. a lifesaving deal for hundreds of thousands of people living in east side. san jose. the county of santa clara announced today it's buying regional medical center for 150 million dollars the purchase would save the only hospital equipped to handle heart attacks and strokes in the san jose kron four's jack moment. reports.

>> today was a huge, huge, really. >> for myself for everybody that i've been working with. >> lora sandoval is a respiratory therapist at regional medical center. the hospital was for years. the only hospital in east side, san jose able to handle heart attacks and strokes. but since it started shutting down services, sandoval has been taking on shifts. a good samaritan in west san jose. you know, obviously it hasn't been easy road, but after fears of layoffs and the hospital losing more services, the county of santa clara says it's coming through to buy the hospital for 150 million dollars. this is a really critical milestone for the community. james williams as the county executive and says the county has until april first to finalize the sale hospital employees will have to reapply for their jobs. but tell kron 4 they were promised to their current positions. >> what i've heard when i've met with employees at regional is a tremendous amount of excitement. the county is here

to stay. we're committed employer. we take care of our workforce, knowing that they're the ones who deliver absolutely vital care to the community. really elected county supervisor betty duong says the constant rallies and public pressure to save the hospital paid off. this really started out as a grassroots effort. >> demanding health equity for the rest senate was a refusing to accept the closure of the level 2 trauma center and the county plans to reinstate the trauma center on day one of its ownership. >> which would mean a homecoming for this health care worker, everybody that knows worked with me knows that i. >> and from the side of my father still 3 blocks down the road. i love my community. >> i missed my community. >> i'm happy. i'm excited to go lawyers with the hospital told me that with new leadership, they hope that regional medical center can bring back its maternity ward, bringing back vital birthing resources to eastside san

jose, which has not been here since the word closed several years ago. reporting in east side, san jose jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> still to come here at 10 o'clock, thousands of families working to find a path forward in the wake of devastating wildfires. we'll hear from the evacuees staying here in san francisco. plus, wildfires igniting a blame game among politicians. lawmakers pointing fingers over the handling of the southern california wildfires and they're debating what to do next. and among those on the front lines are incarcerated. firefighters, how much they're getting paid compared to other emergency response. coming up.

>> now at 10 incarcerated firefighters have been thrust in the spotlight during the firefight in southern california. and now there's growing calls for the incarcerated fire crews to make more money. these crews do not fight active flames. instead, they work to clear vegetation and create containment lines during active fires. those enrolled in the program make just over $10 a day. plus a dollar for every hour. they're responding to an active situation and inmate with the lowest skill level can make up to $27 a day. the ceo of the anti recidivism coalition says the program offers more than money. today's are taken off their sentences for every day. they serve in a fire crew. >> because we never know we're going to need. these are people that like oftentimes when people go to prison or

jail, we forget about and we threw him away and we assume that that they they may not have value as as a society. that's not true. people are resilient. people can change and we should always want to be able to give a person a second or 3rd chance to be able to become the best version of themselves. >> and incarcerated person has to volunteer for the program. no one is forced to join. they must have 8 years or less remaining on their sentence. convictions involving offenses and arson, disqualify them. they have to be cleared as physically and mentally fit by health care staff as well. once they pass that physical fitness tests, they have to complete cal fire's of firefighting training program. >> still ahead here at 10 o'clock is california fires persist. more high winds are threatening to further the spread this week. we're tracking conditions in southern california. >> plus, waiting for the green light will hear the story of one family waiting to go home after their neighborhood was devastated by fire.

>> now at 10, 30, we're following a new fire that sparked in southern california tonight. this is near oxnard. we're taking a look right now is crews are responding to this. a fast-moving brush fire called the auto fire in ventura county near a golf course. yeah, no homes or >> businesses in the area. so there are no evacuation orders at this point. it also looks like with the last time took a look at this fire, it looked as if it was the raging a little bit hotter then. but it does seem that crews have been able to get a bit of a handle

on this. at least 75 firefighters were on scene. you know, all the help that southern california has been receiving from here in the bay area and other states across california. they definitely have and of hands. it seems like to get handles on new for any new fires that began popping up. so again, this one's in ventura county near oxnard. but it does look as they're starting to get a handle on some of those flames. but time you see something like this, i mean, over the last week now. yeah, yeah. i mean, obviously no idea of how this one started where it you can see dropping some there. thankfully, that means that the winds too strong for them to be able to do this. obviously. >> almost a week ago last tuesday night, those winds were too strong and fire crews could not get in the air so they could not fight the palisades or the even fire from the sky. but this one, it looks like they're able to get a better handle as he pans

over. i think the fire was a little bit further to the right and they've been able to to start suppressing it. so we'll continue to check in on this throughout the night later this hour. and the 11 o'clock hour as well. tonight, 10's of thousands of people, though, are under evacuation orders because of fires down there in southern california. kron four's rob nesbitt has been talking with residents today who are still unable to get back to their homes and the taken refuge here in the bay area. in the meantime. >> i've talked with several people who came to the bay area because of the bad air quality in l a others were thankful to still have their home standing. and one couple whose family's home was destroyed over the weekend. some people who had to be evacuated from their neighborhoods in southern california were given the green light to go back to their homes. but many have been advised to stay away from areas like the palisades and altadena because there are still active fires. nearly a week after the first place started. one of those families is tell for. thompson's

parents were evacuated. their altadena home around 02:00am wednesday drove maybe a block and a half and saw flames. >> and wasn't expected to sign that timing quickly turned back around. and by the time go back to our they were already, you know, packing up the eaton fire turned their home into this. everyone in the family got out safely. >> been staying at a hotel while they wait to be allowed back into the neighborhood. a lot of uncertainty. there's a lot of fear. lot of concerns surrounding not just their immediate safety. but you know what their life is going to look like after thompson has chosen to stay with his family during mandatory evacuations, but others like dylan henley chose to leave, fly to san francisco to stay with his godmother while the fires rage on what really started add on to the hollywood area was the canyon fire. >> that is just a mile away from mean, you could just see kind of pouring down the mountain air quality is extremely poor in la. and halle is waiting for

conditions to improve because of a lung condition. getting the grim updates to the news his friends and neighbors are going thru. i think there's a bit of >> resilience inside to hold it together. but don't think something like that is it's easy to just like process right then and there to this on grew up california issued a moratorium friday on insurance companies to prevent them from canceling or not renewing policies and wildfire impacted areas. thompson has been staying with his parents to try to help them with filing insurance claims but says the process has been extremely difficult with long wait times and very little answers reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> parent company nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you want to help out, well, you got to do is scan the qr code on your screen. there. this will take you to a page where you can donate. >> and the death toll from

both the pacific palisades fire and the eaton fire did rise to over. 24 over the weekend, 8 people were killed in the pacific palisades fire. 16 dead in the eaton fire at least 17,000 structures have been destroyed. that is mostly homes. >> schools, churches, businesses, all demolished. >> both of these fires were. >> wind driven. as we mentioned, seems as though the winds aren't as bad tonight as they were last week. >> but definitely something to still be threatening down there. high winds tonight through wednesday do remain a threat. >> wildfire researchers at san jose state are keeping a close eye on the current fires burning in la county. they universities wildfire disciplinary research center is the goal of helping california manage the growing crisis of wildfires. and right now the center is forecasting the atmosphere, weather and

fires like the one burning in pacific palisades through models. they're taking a deeper look into the situation. not only in real time, but also in the days to come. researchers say most of the work, comes after the fire. >> this analysis this this deeper understanding of how these fires grow, why they grow the way to do and that internal have, you know, eventually did brown the facts to? know how to better fight these fires. we know patterns to look out for because we studied them with the simulations. >> well, researchers believe the california will have longer and worse fire seasons. they also would not be surprised if there were more urban fires in the future. >> it's scary to think about. let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. it's very also very here. it's been very clear evening. you can see the beautiful full moon tonight. earlier i went outside to check it out. it was very, very bright, very

low as well. kathy, what's going on? well, it's the very first full moon of 2025. is called the wolf moon. >> and yeah, it's beautiful. it's bright. and it was just not a cloud in the sky. so you should be able to see it with no problems, ok, that might be a few high thin cirrus clouds. but really it's great. definitely worth going out to look out. i took a look myself and it is absolutely lovely. here's another lovely view. this one from mount temple, pius, you see the bridge right there and all is well, we have dry and quiet conditions here. high temperatures today were impressive, tend well as many as 10 degrees warmer than normal. and they range from 59 in livermore to 70 degrees in san jose. air quality deteriorated just a little bit. it was all in the green little earlier now. we've got little bit of smoke drifting in in some of the upper levels. and we are seeing some moderate air quality in parts of the napa valley and parts of the east bay. we've got some smoke coming in from

canada some burning in canada and also, of course, a little bit of smoke possibly coming in from the la fires on, though, strong offshore flow of north-northeast winds are pushing most of the southern california smoke off shore out to sea future wind gusts. well, this morning we had really strong winds overnight and this morning there was a wind advisory in effect, but the winds die down so quickly that the wind advisory was canceled. now, the winds overnight tonight into tomorrow die down quite a bit. many areas, not even more than 10 miles per hour. high pressure is in control at reign. supreme. yeah, we get a few clouds here and there, but there's no change. that area of high pressure is blocking any storms. any raindrops from getting to california. so we're going to stay dry for the at least the next 7 days in terms of temperatures. my goodness gracious. we've got numbers. the lows, 40's and even 30's and even down to maybe 34 degrees in some areas. that's why there is a frost advisory in effect, starting at 01:00am till

09:00am tomorrow morning. and my goodness, it's going ty be parts of the north bay east bay and the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains. high temperatures tomorrow. a lot like today, just a few degrees cooler. pretty much in the 60's everywhere. whether you're at the beach of the pacific ocean or the bay shoreline numbers in the 60's. and as you head south, we're not much change to get down to the santa clara valley. we get numbers as warm as maybe 66 degrees in san jose and santa clara east bay. they continue with numbers mainly in the 60's. and again, 63 in fremont and up toward the north bay is numbers also in the 60's. so we're in for a spell of another dry day numbers warmer than normal. and still, we're in good shape and numbers for the next 7 days. a lot like today. funny next weekend we go closer to normal temperatures more like in the upper 50's and maybe a few extra clouds. but we're talking subtleties here and still no rain sight. no rain in sight and we could use some because our invitation starting dry out a little bit. that's not a good thing.

that's one of the huge factors in southern california. so i'm lookhng for those raindrops. thanks. capping the well. police in san jose are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. it happened just after 10 o'clock saturday night on loma verde drive. >> police say when they got to the scene, they found a man who had been shot. he died at the hospital. no word on any arrests tonight. if you have any information about this shooting, you're asked to contact a san jose police. san francisco immigrant rights commission holding a special hearing. >> tonight addressing the concerns of immigrants in san francisco as president elect donald trump. it's set to take office and next monday, representatives from various immigration advocacy groups highlighted resources available to migrants living in the bay area as well as providing some recommendations on how to handle potential policy changes. the commission will now develop a new set of recommendations to address potential policy changes as the new administration takes

office. city officials celebrating today the purchase of a 12 unit building on the corner of california in carrollton street. >> that will be permanently preserved as affordable housing. the building went up for sale after the original owner passed away. but after tenants learned of the sale, they rallied together and with the help of the bay area community land trust and berkeley councilmember ben bartlett, they were able to preserve the building. >> so we've seen in this neighborhood again and again. a building changes owners. the new owner comes in a great plans to change the building in beef it up and everybody out and again and again. we've seen tenants displaced families, displaced seniors. this place. it's a starter community. >> over the next year, the building will be renovated and the 2 vacant apartments will he made available? to the general public. >> well, not the bally's

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