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>>in richmond phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>in the south bay santa clara county leaders are voting on a program to help give money to people who test positive for coronavirus and need to isolate if passed the program would provide up to $5,000 per household to assist with rent and other finances would assign care services for the elderly and children and provide hotel and motel rooms for isolation and meal delivery. this would be an extension of a pilot program the county ran in june in partnership with sacred heart community services, the program would be in partnership with 15 cities in the county. most of the funding comes from the county and individual cities would provide $600,000 each the board of supervisors meeting is happening right now continue to follow the vote to see if this program gets approved. >>up next police in louisville, kentucky are restricting access to downtown tonight ahead of an expected announcement about possible charges in the shooting death of brianna taylor, how police say they are protecting citizens and moving f

>>the east bay now large crowds are expected at regional parks for the holiday weekend. our kron four's phillipe djegal reports most will be open to visitors but with restrictions related to the ongoing fire danger and pandemic. all right on to our next story will work to get situation sorted out a technical problem, there. >>now to a return to class next week for some students on the peninsula after some schools waiver applications were approved for in person learning. we're focusing on san mateo county. this time we were in the south bay yesterday kron four's rob fladeboe was at least and he joins us now live from menlo park iraq. >>yeah hi grandchild tell you what they're so far 14 private charter schools have had their wager applications approved in san mateo county, including this one. i'm here at sun apps school in menlo park where a beginning on september 14th students will be welcome back to campus here and will be attending in person classes right here behind me underneath these tense among other places, here's more. >>approved for resumption of in person instruction here at menlo park

bay area, the park district says extra staff. >>deployed at its parks over the weekend in castro valley phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>well, how cold the morning hours got 50's up in the north bay 60's heading off to the east we'll take a look at your forecast coming up in so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. thand with the lowe's advantage card you build savings on top of savings. with 5% off eligible purchases every day. that's 5% off to sand it down, keep it trim, and get the upgrade. last year 9 million lowe's shoppers saved big with the lowe's advantage card. open an account today to build your own savings. 5% at a time - every time. >>good morning, everybody welcome back 7.15 this saturday morning we're off to us ni

bay area, the park district's has extra staff. >>at its parks over the weekend in castro valley phillipe djegal all kron 4 news you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app there you can find a list of cooling centers around the bay. >>of days on the latest weather warnings and any power outages and you can check the forecast for this hot weekend in your area download the kron 4 app right now from the app store or google play. >>with a heat advisory going into effect in san francisco tomorrow mayor london breed was in the roar's park, handing out masks today she was joined by the sisters of perpetual indulgence who are teaming up with the city to hand out a 1000 face coverings for the labor day weekend. the mayor is urging residents and visitors to stay vigilant during the holiday weekend. so they can avoid a spike in cases that could force a rolling back of planned reopenings. >>people are going to want to get together with family members accusing him of people to really think twice because you know this is when covid spread even more in the last thing i want to do is start our reopening process and have

weeks now here in the bay area the fire is still affecting communities in napa sonoma and solano counties is 94% contained so a lot of the danger is gone now as kron 4 sweet phillipe djegal tells us people who lost their homes are working toward trying to get back on their feet. >>john phillips says there's no sense in dwelling on the bad we can either laugh or we can cry he's choosing to focus on the good list call this a a new adventure phillips and his wife have had 3 weeks to process their loss the retired vacaville unified school district music, teachers, one story home on camera low road in vacaville is gone burned down in the hennessy fire one of the major wildfires making up the lnu lightning complex john has returned once a week searching for items he can still use force and preparing the 10 acre property for contractors who will clear the debris marking all electrical. the gas lines and water lines were they were. so when people come in they they know where they are when they do the cleanup john says they're committed to rebuilding no matter how long it takes. >>and they're also going to move back in whenever they can and this is a beautiful locations we

county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news even with the ongoing nightmare of california wildfires a lot of people in the state are still unprepared for the risk kron four's catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics. >>talk to a state senator who is doing everything he can to try to change that yeah ken and pam we're talking much senator bill dodd, he really has more than his share of constituents who have suffered terrible losses and the recent wildfires. >>his district includes much of wine country and beyond and no you wouldn't think people there would need a lot of safety reminders but the senator held a virtual town hall on preparedness this week. he says they absolutely do. >>i think in in in many those that have never experienced this fire before. i don't think it will ever happen to them and everybody needs to realize with climate change with more more fuels. there are for example, you know i live in napa county represent napa solano and sonoma counties, parts of sonoma counties. if you take a look at the watersheds there and then about a forest land that has not burned. that should give everybody more and more reason to get active to get involved to protect to harden their

bay area. those critical resources along with manpower arriving at sfo today inside of the world's largest cargo aircraft. >>kron four's phillipe djegal was there as a touchdown. >>a welcome sight in a breath of bad air for the california governor's office of emergency services callow yes teamed up with fema to fly in a russian antonov cargo aircraft billed as the largest airplane on the planet is the first coming out here for almost 20 years. >>and crew members from the new jersey forest fire service touchdown at san francisco international airport saturday afternoon carrying 3 fire engines and a truck. >>the task force assigned to deadly and destructive bay area wildfires hoping other crews already stretched thin california getting the worst of the worse. here and they plan on staying in the state for 2 weeks they specialize in wildfires, especially attacking flames in remote areas sightings of forest fire is an arduous task is very large and very dangerous as fast-moving is very easy for people to be injured. >>therefore it had to be taken slowly and methodically and. it's it's not an easy tasks. but that's the that's what w

this a a new adventure in vacaville phillipe djegal all kron 4 news good attitude in addition to the lnu lightning complex there are other major wildfires. >>across the bayrea tonight containment in the east and south bay that's 90% meanwhile down in the peninsula and the south bay containment has climbed to 85% more on the weather conditions and those areas are going to see the next few days, let's talk to. lawrence and see what's going on or you know remember we that big he waved the lightning strike that started the fires. >>and of course we just recently went through another heat wave. finally that big ridge of high pressure that huge dome is starting to weaken we've noticed that with some cooler temperatures developing around the bay area and that will be a way it's going to go for the weekend to worsen lee finally going to see some movement out of the system and that's going allow for some cooling around the bay area least in some parts and then over the weekend, no major heat wave on the rise these temperatures probably be running a little bit below average as we head in toward next week now around the fires of course we'd like to get some wind to

and over in the east bay, the city of richmond is making shorts residents are fed and protected from coronavirus as the pandemic rages on kron four's phillipe djegal reports from a few food trusted distribution events. >>free meals for food insecure families here in richmond the program is being run by the nonprofit richmond main street initiative, the food is being handed out here at the richmond police activities league parking lot at 23rd and exchange place, no questions asked if you need restaurant. quality meals then they're available to you for free here in this parking lot every tuesday and thursday late morning early afternoon. we're told that 4 1000 meals are being handed out every that this program is going on and they're also handing out free personal protective equipment to protect yourself. 19 the program launched earlier this month that will run through next month and they're also collecting money to buy more personal protective equipment for families that just don't have access to it. here in richmond i spoke with one lady who says that she lives with a lot of older people sensitive groups they can't go out to grocery stores.

phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>time now to check in with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to find out just how hot it's going to be all across the bay area, not just the north bay or the east bay. >>yeah, a little relief along the coast to cnn jonathan with widespread 90's downtown san francisco tomorrow warming up to 90 degrees and triple digit heat expected for most of our inland valleys. so let's take a look at this red flag warning already in effect for the east bay valleys and also the hills as well could see gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour less they're starting tonight through the overnight hours for your sunday morning and the gusty east winds will take place for those of you in the north bay going to see sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. but gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour will actually drop relative humidity by tomorrow night in the single digits for the driest and warmest valleys there in addition to that you have a heat advisory going into effect llevan o'clock sunday morning for most of the bay area. the one area excluded right along the immediate coastline of the san francisco peninsula. but as you can see

phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>developing news out of the east bay we are now learning the names of 2 people killed saturday morninghen a fire broke out in their home in fremont family members have confirmed the deaths of 43 year-old fee to al-maliki and her 15 year-old son mohammad. this happened just before 02:00am yesterday on sarah place al-maliki was the vice president of the national council on severe autism she was also a commissioner on the city of fremont human relations commission. the cause of the fire that took their lives investigation fire officials say 2 other people were inside the home at the time an adult and a child they were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. our writers in san francisco can expect some delays today between the 24th street and elbow a park stations. it's going to be single tracking trains through there it's all part of a larger project to replace old traction power equipment in the city so just be aware of that. >>all right stick with us we are going to continue bringing you the latest information on the glass incident burning in saint up in napa county this m

phillipe djegal kron 4 news. >>all right back now to our weather forecast as we take a live look outside at this hour at the golden gate bridge that smoke hovering over the north bay. we want to find out if any relief is a had not only for the air quality but also for firefighters and if it's going to be hot. what's the deal let's check in now with our chief meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez she's here now with a look at the forecast to 3. >>yeah we are tracking poor air quality just seen and also hotter drier and windier conditions for firefighters for their thursday tracking a red flag warning going into effect by thursday afternoon through friday night in addition that heat advisory for most of the bay area starting early thursday morning through thursday night temperatures once again going to be as hot as early this week back in the low 90's for those of you in downtown san francisco. so about 20 degrees above average there half moon bay in the low 80 so 15 to 25 degrees above normal wouldn't be surprised if we actually break some records as we take a look at your microclimate thursday forecast burlingame 91 degrees, san mateo and mountain view in the mid-nineti

fight the major wildfires that continue to burn here in the bay area and they arrived in one of the world's largest cargo aircraft kron four's phillipe djegal reports from sfo where that plane landed on saturday. >>a welcome sight in a breath of bad air for the california governor's office of emergency services callow yes teamed up with fema to fly in a russian antonov cargo aircraft billed as the largest airplane on the planet is the first coming out here for almost 20 years. >>and crew members from the new jersey forest fire service touchdown at san francisco international airport saturday afternoon carrying 3 fire engines and a truck. >>the task force assigned to deadly and destructive bay area wildfires. >>hoping other crews already stretched thin california getting the worst of the worse. >>here and they plan on staying in the state for 2 weeks they specialize in wildfires, especially attacking flames in remote areas sightings of forest fire is an arduous task is very large and very dangerous as fast-moving is very easy for people to be injured. therefore it had to be taken slowly and methodically and. it's it's not an easy task