kron four's camila barco is live in downtown san jose with the details. hi camila. >> hello. good morning, guys. yeah. you still cannot find it on google maps. but i will tell you where it's going to be located west of highway 87 near the deer at dawn station at city council members game a unanimous approval to google to transform an 80 acres of land into this huge campus. if you take a look, this is the idea as to how it will look like the area will include more than 7 million square feet of office space. >> 500,000 square feet of retail space and 15 acres of open space for parts. the city's deputy manager tells me that the campus will create a new neighborhood districts. there will be 4,000 housing units, a quarter of which will be affordable. now, google is also providing community grants for programs that will help low income residents. this is a multi-billion dollar plan. the company is expected to pay the entire project. the first payment is 3 million dollars within the next 30 days. now, there was some opposition from the san jose sharks because of concerns that they l

camila barco has been there for close to half hour now. camila, what have you been able to find out. >> so i have been able to drive around and still these several areas are blocked off like the guy said this is on first street younger and heading all of these roads are blocked off to traffic as police officers continue to investigate what is going on in, as you guys said this is an active shooter scene. so this is still an active scene. you can see if i zoom in over here, you can see several police officers and this is just one area where several police officers or. it in street. you can tell you can see right there that they're telling people to either drive around or they're going to have to take another street because they are trying to see what is going on and if i zoom back there, you can just see. look at this line of. >> police cars and britain this up. you can see this line of police cars just stretching down the street and we can not go any further than where we are right now. i'm not exactly sure where this active shooter investi

camila barco takes us there. >> sunday service at grace cathedral was completely booked. people will now have to reserve their spot in order to attend mass. >> on pentecost sunday. the message of faith code inside the grease cathedral. 200 people sat down for the first in-person service in over a year. it feels very familiar at this moment. the pandemic caused bob whites weekly ritual. he's been worshiping at the church since 2008, something that had become very important on a weekly and sometimes daily bases was suddenly removed white and many others have spent the last year connecting with god online the church live streamed its services to stay connected with its members has been. >> a really, really great program. >> it's been a lifesaver to have this sunday service but being back at grace cathedral is a different feeling. for dohy kim and peter get their surroundings do so no one give maze a plea at a typical sunday service would include 500 people. but the church is limiting its capacity to keep in line with covid regulations. just a sign of the way things are those

. >> kron four's camila barco is in lafayette with more on how we can stay safe this weekend. >> fire officials say they will provide the offense. we need to provide the defense. they want to prevent wildfires like the one seen last year from happening again. >> bikers and hikers are soaking up the hot weather this memorial day weekend road >> not at yesterday writing day and tomorrow we're having is one party. >> but these weather conditions are right for wildfires it is contra. costa county firefighters recommend people barbecue away from dead vegetation. make sure the chains from your boats are not dragging on the ground. steer clear of dry grass when pulling over avoid the yard work in dry conditions and do not set off fireworks and so if they're doing anything out and. >> wild land area or around dry vegetation to be extra careful it's the same message repeated every year. >> that fire departments continue to respond to vegetation fires. normally caused by human activity. i will say every year it seems like we have a fire. >> the residents are surprised that occurred and that the

red flag warnings from the santa clara valley into the north bay and also in the east bay our camila barco spent the day in napa county talking with folks who say they are bracing for this year's fire season. >> people are still reeling from last summer's spiers napa county is under extreme drought conditions. so there is heightened concern for fire danger. >> that was a really, really sad experience for a lot of people. we know now residents mark and barbara gardner have heard of the destruction wildfires can cause last year. the glass fire burned more than 67,000 acres and destroyed. >> 1555 structures. mark lives in the city but knows being proactive is key for homeowners in the hills. cal-fire figures out what's really defensible. >> and if you're not prepared enough, then your property is not really defensible. and so they have to move on to things that are more defensible. officials are urging people to prepare now has a red flag warning is in place across northern california. >> saint resident has noticed neighbors are already taking action. definitely been kind of hot and dry. we'v

kron four's camila barco explains. >> parents are taking fremont unified school district to court and it's no surprise they made several attempts to get administrators to reopen the doors for students and they have not. kids and parents in fremont have been voicing their frustrations over the district's decision to not open its buildings. this school year. now the group fremont parents for reopening is suing the local school district utley and lynn is representing the group he warned school leaders about the possibility of a lawsuit and lynn sent this letter to fremont unified school district back in april. he demanded they let students return to the classroom by april 26 superintendent cj cammack responded with their plans for the fall board members unanimously agreed to let students learn from the classroom 5 days a week for the 2021 2022 school year. their plans also include in-person instruction options this summer. parents like these are still pushing to reopen the buildings for this school year, even if it's for a few weeks and in fremont, camila barco kron 4 news. >> also in fr

. >> kron four's camila barco spending the day in fairfield learning how from the experts you can get ready. >> the red flag warning is in place in solano county until tuesday at 05:00pm this means people should be prepared to take action in case of fire happens in the area. so you want to make sure that people get the word out that. >> the people are prepared early and have their selves in their homes ready for what may happen their fields battalion fire chief larry palmer is urging people to pack the essentials. >> as dry and windy weather increases the risk of wildfires were already in the drought conditions. >> our fuels of already cured. we're ripe for wildfires to start early this year. your emergency supply kit should include materials for first date. >> extra clothes. mask battery chargers and important documents don't forget about food and water for your animals. people should also mapped out to evacuation routes if possible. this will help if and when you're asked to evacuate, you do have to leave your home. you can leave in crime and fairfield. firefighters also ask people

but today kron four's camila barco talking with the head of the union representing the workers about the health care giants move. >> the unions press secretary says this is unacceptable and outrageous by a company that profit in more than 6 billion dollars last year. i. >> proud because employee georgia bradford's an ultrasound technologist at kaiser permanente sacramento. >> it's one of the facilities being affected by the company's layoffs. but if these actions. >> there's radford says the news comes as a surprise after employees. >> worked non-stop responding to the coronavirus co-workers to the point wanting to leave the profession that they love so much. >> in the keeping kaiser kaiser officials say the eliminations. >> are part of a reorganization effort to redesign their work processes and reduce duplication to me reorganization. dollar is weak this year. the company plans to eliminate some non-clinical positions. the union who represents the affected employees says these include workers who transport patients or admit them in the hospital. kaiser officials say they can't work

but as kron four's camila barco found out it was also a celebration of the culture. >> this rally was all about unity. organizers focused on highlighting the history. the heritage and the contributions of the asian pacific american communities going to start hearing those days and for me being korean american specifically has always meant kind feeling like not enough speakers like arena. kim eubanks took turns on stage to share stories of times. they were mistreated because of their race or skin color. we also get a space of healing and understanding it. so by raising points of our asian community. and that's what we're trying to do here. christina means is a board member of the community impact black. >> the nonprofit spearheaded saturday's event to get families to be active ally in combatting anti asian racism. we want everybody to feel empowered to do good that we understand that each person really make a change in their community, their approach is educational interactive each space at the lab offers information and resources about the asian pacific american communities. we unders

san jose fire fighters have additional staff on duty in san jose camila barco kron 4 news. >> you can stay up to date on the latest wildfire information by scanning the qr code that you see right there on your screen. it will take you straight to the wildfire coverage on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. let's talk weather this sunday at 6 o'clock. a live look out across the bay area tonight courtesy of the mount tam cam up picture. perfect day. it looks like outside, especially for all the moms out there. happy mother's day got a chance to get out celebrate mom shore. some love. but we're going to get ready for the work week and we are still tracking those same fire dangers. we've been telling you about all weekend long kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight to get you ready for the start of your monday. yeah. unfortunately. jonathan tracking an extension of that red flag warning, which means imminent fire danger. >> in effect right now through tuesday night at 06:00pm that include the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. >> in addition to the diablo range

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do it before it gets too hot and contra costa county camila barco kron 4 news. >> and governor gavin newsome is inviting all californians to take part in a national moment of remembrance. this afternoon to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. the governor issued a statement that reads in part on memorial day. we pay tribute to those fallen heroes who gave their lives while defending our constitution and our freedoms an enduring respect and gratitude for their sacrifice. we hold in our hearts. those who fought to preserve our way of life. never to see their loved ones again. and president joe biden is marking his first memorial day weekend as commander-in-chief by honoring our fallen heroes in a very personal way. the president returned to his home state of delaware yesterday attending the annual commemoration in newcastle with his grandson hunter in attendance. biden honored military personnel for their service and consoled grieving families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty. he also said the holidays, especially difficult for him since his son beau a veteran

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camila barco kron 4 news. >> tonight san jose fire crews are monitoring hot spots from a 10 acre fire from this morning. it happened near the canyon creek area along singleton road. no evacuations ordered or homes damaged crews say the dry weather along with windy conditions caused those flames to spread tonight. there's no word on exactly what sparked that fire. fire crews in alameda county. plenty busy today chipping away fallen tree limbs in order to limit the fire dangers in that area. it's all part of an initiative across the bay area to limit the risk right now at kron 4 dot com. you can check to see if your property actually qualifies for that free shipping service. make sure you keep your mobile devices. handy. kron 4 also has a special section dedicated on our website, specifically for wildfire resources just scan the qr code on your screen with your mobile device and it will take you directly to our website from there. you can find tips on creating defensible spaces around your home. evacuation checklists along with other wildfire preparedness tips again, just scan the code

kron four's, camila barco brings us the latest. >> my team are incredibly dedicated professional compassionate people and i don't think they can imagine doing anything else. so casey, how can and her team continue to offer resources for people to grieve and heal after wednesday's deadly mass shooting in san jose. >> she's a director of victim services for santa clara's district attorney's office who set up a family assistance center has a location where we could have provided services and some space. but starting today, staff answering questions through their hotline. >> telehealth is also available to help people cope in the aftermath of the shooting. we can also answer questions about property returned vehicle, return. >> general resources in the telehealth is really for counseling session. operators have been answering up to a 125 calls. >> a day. how could says her team will continue to take these calls until the phone lines stop bringing some people needed services in the minutes and hours following the shooting. >> many will not need services for a few as they sort of come out of the pla

and today our camila barco talked with the head of the union representing the workers about the health care giants move that they're making. >> the unions press secretury says this is unacceptable and outrageous by a company that profit in more than 6 billion dollars last year. i. >> proud because employee georgia bradford's an ultrasound technologist at kaiser permanente sacramento. >> it's one of the facilities being affected by the company's layoffs. but if these actions. >> i'm that there's radford says the news comes as a surprise after employees. >> worked non-stop responding to the coronavirus co-workers to the point wanting to leave the profession that they love so much. >> in the keeping kaiser kaiser officials say the eliminations. >> are part of a reorganization effort to redesign their work processes and reduce duplication to me reorganization. dollar is weak this year. the company plans to eliminate some non-clinical positions. the union who represents the affected employees. says these include workers who transport patients or admit them in the hospital. kaiser officials

the north bay hills and also most of the east bay covered by that red flag warning kron four's camila barco spent the day talking to folks in napa county learning how they're now bracing for this upcoming fire season. >> people are still reeling from last summer's spiers napa county is under extreme drought conditions. so there is heightened concern for fire danger. >> that was a really, really sad experience for a lot of people. we know now residents mark and barbara gardner have heard of the destruction wildfires can cause last year. the glass fire burned more than 67,000 acres and destroyed. >> 1555 structures. mark lives in the city but knows being proactive is key for homeowners in the hills. cal-fire figures out what's really defensible. >> and if you're not prepared enough, then your property is not really defensible. and so they have to move on to things that are more defensible. officials are urging people to prepare now has a red flag warning is in place across northern california. >> saint resident has noticed neighbors are already taking action. definitely been kind of hot and d

there is a push here in san francisco to make sure that they are vaccinated kron four's camila barcoalk to some teens now vaccinated who say they're looking forward to the summer. >> does nice not have it on. your mullen is now part of the one 0.4% san francisco teens who have received at least one dose of the pfizer vaccine. experience has been a family affair as their mom has been working on the front lines. my mom actually scene. so i don't owe them any less are more nervous. i was nervous at first because on even that my mum cut my hair. >> but yeah, yeah. i feel like she did a pretty good job. her brother kyle her dad and even her dog cali drove up to the sf city college vaccination site saturday to be a part of history. i'm really happy. i got it because now i'm going to be able to do more things of. what about with my friends, parents and kids coming through so happy to finally see this day aaron correira is the clinical need at the city college vaccination site. >> they vaccinated 3,000 people on saturday. i would say at least half of them are under 18 with more people eligib

. >> kron four's camila barco spent the day in left yet and has the story. >> fire officials say they will provide the offense. we need to provide the defense. they want to prevent wildfires like the one seen last year from happening again. >> bikers and hikers are soaking up the hot weather this memorial day weekend road >> not at yesterday writing day and tomorrow we're having is one party. >> but these weather conditions are right for wildfires it is contra. costa county firefighters recommend people barbecue away from dead vegetation. make sure the chains from your boats are not dragging on the ground. steer clear of dry grass when pulling over avoid the yard work in dry conditions and do not set off fireworks and so if they're doing anything out in. >> wild land area or around dry vegetation to be extra careful it's the same message repeated every year. >> that fire departments continue to respond to vegetation fires. normally caused by human activity. i will say every year it seems like we have acquired. >> the residents are surprised that occurred and that they were the ones st

is for several counties, including here in napa, sonoma lake yolo solano and caloosa in napa, camila barco kron 4 news. >> now the south bay where fire crews have contained a smapl fire near the lows. law goes golf course san jose fire says 2 acres burned no evacuations or any injuries for her reported. there's also a large brush fire that started around 1030 this morning and solano county and some people believe, jonathan, that it was started by someone using power lawn mower to cut dried grass. kron four's. gayle ong spent the day talking the folks there and learned exactly what may have o actually put it out. >> the fire broke out just before 1030, saturday morning here on local road and bernie shaw. it took firefighters about 2 hours to get it under control from the ground and air dropping water and fire retardant and the wind obviously north wind conditions, dry fuels was a challenge. but we're able to get resources on it right away. i spoke with the resident here at the home who believes he may have started the fire using a power lawn mower to cut dry iraq with the blade. >> and then

camila barco kron 4 news. >> all right.ck in on weather here before we get back to the stories this morning. we've got erica in the weather center with an eye on what we're seeing out there looks like guys. yeah, you're right about that. the sun is starting to come out and we see our shot here over to brown. we see the blue now is really great earlier and foggy as well. but that fog. >> we'll continue to burn off. >> the rest of this morning. as for our temperatures it well, actually be a little above normal in some places, even some places could see temperatures about 8 degrees above the normal along the coast today. we can expect a low clouds to stick with you. a breezy conditions in the afternoon as well. as here in san francisco will get a little breezy if you live in the east bay and the south bay. it will be mostly sunny with temperatures. of course, above normal. like i was mentioning so currently we're at 56 in san jose, 60 already out in concord, 62 now in fairfield, 65 in pittsburgh and 63 in saint helene are star

we have to remember that crawford's camila barco live in concord with more. good morning.la. >> and good morning, daryn. game. so yeah, contra costa county firefighters tell me that the fire danger is extremely high this weekend. they say that these fire conditions that we're experiencing right now is something that we normally see that we would normally see in july. so the bottom line is that people this weekend need to avoid any type of flame equipment like barbecues. they say if you're barbecuing near dry grass like this to try to do, not to. and if you are have a hose or a fire extinguisher nearby. officials also asked drivers to avoid avoid parking on dead vegetation and properly dispose of your cigarettes. now, steve hill, the public information officer for uc on fire tells me a majority of vegetation fires that turned into wildfires are caused by human activity. contra, costa county, firefighters have already responded to nearly 70 vegetation fires this year alone overnight. firefighters responded to 2 of them. those were quickly contained now hill says that there's

kron four's camila barco has the story. >> my team are incredibly dedicated professional compassionateeople and i don't think they can imagine doing anything else. so casey, how can and her team continue to offer resources for people to grieve and heal after wednesday's deadly mass shooting in san jose. >> she's a director of victim services for santa clara's district attorney's office who set up a family assistance center has a location where we could have provided services and some space. but starting today, staff answering questions through their hotline. >> telehehlth is also available to help people cope in the aftermath of the shooting. but we can also answer questions about property returned vehicle, return. >> general resources in the telehealth is really for counseling session. operators have been answering up to a 125 calls. >> a day. how could says her team will continue to take these calls until the phone lines stop bringing some people needed services in the minutes and hours following the shooting. >> many will not need services for a few as they sort of come out of the p

camila barco kron 4 news. >> that's like a break from the headlines to talk weather this sunday night. a live at the bay courtesy of the mount tam. can we see some clouds rolling back in tonight. but nothing like we saw last night and the sun making a big return tonight or today, i should say kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez who tonight to get you ready for the start of your monday. >> yeah. and we're going to notice the return of that thick fog bank already starting to spread along our coastal areas courtesy of our mount tam camera. you can see low clouds and fog streaming through. in addition to high cloud cover. that's what's expected during the overnight hours in addition of patchy coastal drizzle, pretty dry out there right now. but let's take a look at the severe weather. well, to our east in the sierra tracking not only thunderstorms bringing rain but thunder snow bringing the threat of thunder and lightning and it could drop snow levels to as low as 2000 feet by tonight. and we're tracking that active weather not just in city but also in south lake tahoe and incline vill

but today are camila barco talked with the head of the union representing the workers impacted by the move about it. >> the unions press secretary says this is unacceptable and outrageous by a company that profit in more than 6 billion dollars last year. i. >> proud to be because employee georgia bradford's an ultrasound technologist at kaiser permanente sacramento. >> it's one of the facilities being affected by the company's layoffs. but if these actions. radford says the news comes as a surprise after employees worked non-stop responding to the coronavirus co-workers to the point wanting to leave the profession that they love so much. >> in the keeping kaiser kaiser officials say the eliminations. >> are part of a reorganization effort to redesign their work processes and reduce duplication to me reorganization. dollar is weak this year. the company plans to eliminate some non-clinical positions. the union who represents the affected employees says these include workers who transport patients or admit them in the hospital. kaiser officials say they can't work with employees to tran

camila barco has a look at how much more people in the south bay will be paying. >> so board membersa clara valley. water district unanimously approved their budget for the upcoming fiscal year in that budget is a 9.1% increase in water rates. the average customer will see an increase ranging from $4 and $0.30 to $4.82 per month. according to the board, the hike in water rates is for the next fiscal year. that starts on july first and ends june 30th of next year. the board's chair says the money will pay for emergency water supplies due to the drought increase conservation programs and invest in infrastructure and technology part of the money will also pay for the pacheco reservoir expansion project. it cost about 2.5 billion dollars. san jose mayor sam liccardo is against a hike in rates. he says it won't help increase water supply for the community but board members say they still have to raise the price for drinking water, even if they didn't use the money to pay for the dam. the funds would be used for other system improvements customers should expect to see their water bills go

camila barco is live in fremont with more. hi, camilla. heidari a hi will. so, yes, we're still working to get details on what that lawsuit says, but it's really no surprise that parents are taking action. they made plenty of plenty of attempts in the past few months. >> to get the district to reopen schools. now the group fremont parents for reopening are the ones suing the school district. the parents have children in the school system and they say it has failed them. parents also say that not only are students suffering academically but socially emotionally and physically southern california attorney lee and represents a group he sent a letter to the school and students to demanding that the school allows students to return to the classroom by april 26 the school district responded to their letter say that they will continue distance learning for the rest of the school year they did also approve a plan to allow for in-person learning, but starting this fall, their plan also includes in person instruction options this summer your decision, however, did not

duryea camila barco is live in fremont with more on this story. hi, camila. >> haidar a hi will. are taking the school district to court. they made many attempts to get the school district district to reopen its doors to students and they're still learning from home. so we're still trying to figure out what exactly it exactly. that lawsuit states and what comes next. but we do know that the group fremont parents for reopening is the one suing the school district parents say that students are not only suffering academically but emotionally this sickly and socially so a we and dylan is the one that represents the group he warned the school district about the possibility of a lawsuit and lee and allen sent a letter to the school leaders demanding they allow students back in the classroom by april 26 and that has not happened. so the superintendent respondents saying that they will allow students back in the classroom 5 days a week. but starting this fall. the school will also offer in-person instruction options this summer. but if you take a look at this video. kids are chanting hol

will hopefully continue to cars numbers of folks infected with the virus to drop kron four's, camila barco talked with a couple of teens who say they're vaccinated and ready to have a good summer. >> does a nice not have it on. your mullen is now part of the one 0.4% in san francisco teens who have received at least one dose of the pfizer vaccine. experience has been a family affair as their mom has been working on the front lines. my mom actually scene. so i don't owe them any less terrorism or nervous. i was nervous at first because on even that my mum cut my hair. >> but yeah, yeah. i feel like she did a pretty good job. her brother kyle her dad and even her dog cali drove up to the s of city college vaccination site saturday. >> to be a part of history. i'm really happy i got it because now i'm going to be able to do more when i'm out with my friends, parents and kids coming through so happy to finally see this day aaron correira is the clinical need at the city college vaccination site. they vaccinated 3,000 people on saturday. i would say at least half of them are under 18 with more

camila barco reports now from san anselmo. >> i'm really thrilled that this is the name of the dlc chose to bring forward temple bias. union high school district leaders. >> or re branding this building as archie williams high school, probably the most important piece of it is archie the man. >> is just somebody we are proud and honored to be putting on the front of our school. it's named after a man who spread wisdom and knowledge in the school's classrooms. >> for 22 years didn't matter if it was 07:30am in the morning or 04:30pm in the afternoon. there's always a clump of kids hanging around his classroom. williams was from oakland graduated from u c berkeley and went off to win gold at the olympics before teaching he sort through the skies as a pilot helping tuskeegee airmen during world war 2. i think he was. >> just a remarkable human and the more people. >> that can know and learn about from this honor position. >> better. the school district strict its former name, sir francis drake high school off the building. the sailor was involved in english slavery trade in the 1500's. i th

let's go live now to kron four's camila barco in concord where it's going to get had camila. >> yeah,yn. james, good morning. memorial day weekend. it's the unofficial start to summer and the temperatures on monday and tuesday are going to feel like it's some or all we're ready. but this weekend is a time where people will enjoy the outdoors. as james said earlier, you might not want to party too hard. officials are asking people to be cautious and plan ahead for their activities. this weekend. the temperatures are going to be above normal inland and somewhat above normal in near the coast. the national weather service is already advising the people and the older population to be cautious when they step outside on monday and tuesday. there is a possibility for heat exhaustion. heat stroke and dehydration. now there is also a concern for potential wildfires. the high temperatures with these dry conditions only amp up the negative effects of the drought. several bay area counties are still under an extreme drought or the in the exceptional drought category now contra costa county firefi

kron four's camila barco learned how the course actually helped out fire crews putting out the flames. >> well, the flames did not make it onto the golf course. but the aftermath was in plain sight for golfers. >> san jose firefighters continue to douse trees and branches with water sunday morning to avoid any flare up following a fire late saturday night. the wooded area behind the san jose municipal golf course was covered with soot and ash after large flames burned 3 acres of grass when crews arrived on the fire was well established it had spread from the from the grass and brush up into the trees firefighters say calm winds help them battle the flames quickly. >> and one of their biggest assets was the golf course firebombs up to the golf course and it's nice. >> green grass of fire to stop on that and without a there was no amber spread. so. >> the flames did, however reach some homeless encampments destroyed cars tents and personal belongings. so that was helping to the fire spread and they did that up into the trees. san jose's battalion fire chief robert bacon has responded to

let's go live to camila barco to hear more about what they have to say. camila. >> yeah. so daria right a spokesperson tells me that they have not received that lawsuit. but the lawsuit is not a surprise because the parents who filed this lawsuit have me several attempts to get administrators to reopen the schools and let students back in the classroom. now the group of parents are called fremont parents for reopening. they're the ones who are suing the school district and parents say that the students have just suffered emotionally physically academically. and they utley an attorney lee and ling is representing the group and he's warned the school district about the possibility of a lawsuit and lynn said a letter to school leaders demanding that they allow students back in the classroom by april, 26 that did not happen. and now he has sent. he has filed a lawsuit. the superintendent responded back then saying that they will allow students back in the classroom 5 days a week, but starting this fall. the school also offer in-person instruction options this summer. but if y

and then of course, camila barco standing by with the heat side to all of this.n tag teaming that aspect of it start with you, john. we're talking triple digit yet talking the triple digits, guys just around the corner. so we're starting this holiday weekend on a cooler know, then we're going to be finishing things out with some really hot weather in the hottest of the season so far of the year so far. excessive heat watches will take effect starting sunday afternoon. that's when daytime highs will rise into the 90's for some of our inland areas areas lit up in red, which include solano county and then the central valley at this point is where you're seeing this excessive heat watches about to be taking effect. >> i'm expecting a few more advisories to be added in the mix come the latter part of the weekend as that's when the heat still build snow. as for right now, we're still in the midst of nature's. they see some of that cool marine air having pushed in overnight keeping skies great this morning. kind of thankful for the gray both today and tomorrow morning,

we first told you about that decision yesterday here on kron 4 and today camila barco talked with theon representing the workers about the move. >> the unions press secretary says this is unacceptable and outrageous by a company that profit in more than 6 billion dollars last year. i. >> proud because employee georgia bradford's an ultrasound technologist at kaiser permanente sacramento. >> it's one of the facilities being affected by the company's layoffs. but if these actions. >> i'm that there's radford says the news comes as a surprise after employees. >> worked non-stop responding to the coronavirus co-workers to the point wanting to leave the profession that they love so much. >> in the keeping kaiser kaiser officials say the eliminations. >> are part of a reorganization effort to redesign their work processes and reduce duplication to me reorganization. dollar is weak this year. the company plans to eliminate some non-clinical positions. the union who represents the affected employees. says these include workers who transport patients or admit them in the hospital. kaiser offic

i'm camila barco with the school's new name and the teacher being recognized. >> and visibility just fine at sfo. but it's pretty clear to see that fog. are hanging out right overhead. shrouding san bruno mountain right now. fog is going to stay with us for a bit longer. this morning. once it clears temperatures going to be a little bit cooler highs only in the 70's to 80's your forecast ahead. >> and we had a fog advisory along the golden gate bridge yesterday and we can see things much clearer today also tracking your d >> 6.15, and the worsening fire season and drug conditions are raising concerns about where they're going to get water when a wildfire happens. maybe they'll dip into your swimming pool. cal fire says they're already looking at a short supply and looking at alternative places like ponds streams and yes, polls. >> with the drought. we're starting to see these available resources of water either. smaller shrink or completely go away. when we start working vegetation fires larger incidents. we have to pull in more water tenders from outside of the area to help us fight

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santa clara county administration building which is located at 70 west hedding street in san jose camila barco kron 4 news. >> today. the vta said that light rail service will remain suspended until further notice. the railyard, which was the site of wednesday's deadly shooting remains taped off with crime scene tape as investigators continue collecting evidence. well, light rail service is suspended. we're told that bridge buses will remain in effect to help passengers get to their destinations right now at kron 4 dot com. we have an entire section dedicated with the latest information on wednesday shooting, including details from all 9 victims and resources available for victims and families. you can scan the code with your mobile device and you'll be taken directly to the website. switch gears now to talk about weather on this saturday. this long memorial day weekend, an absolutely beautiful day outside across the bay area. >> and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look how hot the next few days are going to get. yeah. we're going to warm up in a big way starting t

i'm camila barco live with what it is and details about the person it is named after. >> a little bit on the gray side out there this morning. not so foggy at sfo but cloud cover looms over head keeping things a little dim to start the day. here's the good news. the grey clears we're in for really comfortable afternoon ahead of us daytime highs. only rise into the 70's and low to mid 80's today. your forecast ahead. >> and i'm tracking a hot spot on the san mateo bridge. we have a stalled truck there on the westbound side drive times. now >> 7.14 right now. taking a look at the weather. things are looking pretty nice this morning. >> little cooler all in all, not on this thursday. john, keep an eye on temperatures. looks like they're going to be more comfortable for a lot more folks. yeah, definitely more comfortable that fog the cloud cover that a lot of us are seeing this morning may not make for the serious stuff morning views, but it does make for a cooler afternoon, especially for those of us that really need it. those of us that have been in the 90's lately. nice break from the

. >> kron four's camila barco has the story. >> my team are incredibly dedicated professional compassionateeople and i don't think they can imagine doing anything else. so casey, how can and her team continue to offer resources for people to grieve and heal after wednesday's deadly mass shooting in san jose. >> she's a director of victim services for santa clara's district attorney's office who set up a family assistance center has a location where we could have provided services and some space. but starting today, staff answering questions through their hotline. >> telehealth is also available to help people cope in the aftermath of the shooting. we can also answer questions about property returned vehicle, return. >> general resources in the telehealth is really for counseling session. operators have been answering up to a 125 calls. >> a day. how could says her team will continue to take these calls until the phone aines stop bringing some people needed services in the minutes and hours following the shooting. >> many will not need services for a few as they sort of come out of the place

. >> well, this morning the honor the victims of yesterday's rail yard shooting kron four's camila barco is live at the team headquarters with more. good morning, camilla. >> so yeah, i'm currently at the bt headquarters here in santa clara where a vigil will be held in a few hours at instead of employees coming here to do their daily jobs, daily task. they'll be remembering and honoring their co-workers. 9 were killed and we're taking a look and who they were on your screen. this is michael a close friend of san jose city council member rob paralysis. perales says that there are no words to describe the heartache of losing his great friend 63 year-old lars lane was also killed in the shooting. his family tells us lane was a father and a grandfather. now they are are among the victims who were killed yesterday. all of the victims have been identified, including a 9th victim who died late last night. he has been identified as alex fritsch. the victims were anywhere from 29 to 63 years old. one person in the community tells us how they're needs to be more than prayers and action needs to b

about your furry friends, bring them inside to much cooler temperatures in contra, costa county camila barcon 4 news. >> all right. we're taking a live look outside right now. this is the camera on our station along the embarcadero in san francisco. really a beautiful day today in the bay. well, as is typical, you know, in san francisco, a lot cooler laurent says it's going to be hot. yes, there's going to be, you know, extreme difference even on the hottest days are going to see triple digit heat in the valleys. maybe only 5060's out of the coastline. so it's going to be very reminiscent summer day except. >> well, we haven't felt temperatures like this all year long, hot numbers going to be breaking out right now. not bad. got some fog out toward the coastline. one give you a look at the fire weather forecast model and take out over the next couple days now. we're not looking at a true offshore wind event. we get extreme low humidity and very, very gusty winds to go along with that. but the fire danger will be elevated, especially every afternoon as we head in toward latter part of the day

camila barco kron 4 news. well, israeli warplanes attacked gaza again as the escalating conflict. >> enters a second week. the united nations met to discuss the crisis yesterday but took no action to resolve issues hamas the palestinian militant group that rules gaza has also increased attacks fire nearly 3,000 rockets into israeli cities and towns in israel. hamas rockets killed at least 10 people in gaza. nearly 200 people have been killed. israeli air strikes. well, here in the bay area. thousands flooded the streets of san francisco demanding it into the violence over the weekend. waving flags and signs that read free palestine people gathered at 16th and alyssa street in yesterday. now the crowd make their way through city streets, stopping traffic supporters are calling on lawmakers to restrict israel's aid from the united states. >> we want to sure i want to administration biden administration that the pen is seen in people. one you need p one people and we need to ask him to stop sending aid to the apa

thanks, camila camila barco reporting live from the south bay. want to go more in depth on that fire in the north bay where it broke out saturday afternoon and solano county as camila they believe it was someone using a power mower braswell and they keep saying, you know, defensible space makes it so it seems that person might have been trying to do that. kron four's. gayle ong has more on what may have caused the blaze and what it took to put it out. >> the fire broke out just before 1030, saturday morning here on local road and been a shock. it took firefighters about 2 hours to get it under control from the ground and air dropping water and fire retardant. the wind, obviously north wind conditions, dry fuels was a challenge. but we're able get resources on right away. i spoke with the resident here at the home who believes he may have started the fire using a power lawn mower to cut dry iraq with the blade. >> and then road make a sparkle. and then that's how this game. the fire started. but we ever don't even see it until i was the role and th

kron four's camila barco joining us live now from walnut creek with the very latest on this camila. >hat represents these health care workers has confirmed the news to us but has right now we have not heard from kaiser. the unions press secretary renee saldana tells tells us that the company is looking at to eliminate more than 200 health care workers across northern california saldana calls this an acceptable by kaiser considering the fact that they made more than 6 billion dollars last year. now some of these health care workers that will be affected are in non-clinical positions in these include employees to admit patients into the hospital. there's also the workers who helped transport peopla to the right place for care and patient care technicians. they are the ones to take care of people and they are in the hospital beds. saldana also says that there's more employees and other departments that will be affected. and all. marty. we have made we have reached out to kaiser for more information as to when these layoffs will begin and where these employees that will be layoff laid off

camila barco is live at san francisco. general with the breakdown. t against covid-19 the spark morning camila. >> good morning all. marty. we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel here at sf general. they hit a milestone. the hospital is reporting that they have had 0 covid patients for the first time since march of last year. covid cases are dropping nationwide. >> and to put it into context back in december, california was averaging between 40 to 50,000 positive cases in a week. now, officials are reporting just a 1000 people contracting the virus in a 07:00pm to 08:00pm. >> health experts credit. the rollout of that around. here's breakdown a million doses have been given out across the bay area. santa clara county has administered the most dis totaling 2.2 million mean while county has in vaccine. we have been given out in contra, costa county and san francisco surpassed that million mark just recently several vaccination sites across the bay area are still running, but later today coliseum vaccination site will close its stores p

our kron four's camila barco is joining us live in san jose with the details camila. this is open to folks in just a couple of neighborhoods right. >> exactly. also this clinic is about vaccinated a certain group of people organizers are focusing on the people who live in the summer side and stone gate east on west neighborhoods here in san jose organizers tell me that they have gone around the neighborhoods telling people about this event. but if you are not aware, here's some of the information it's happening today at 2 lee community branch library. it's located 8.82 lee road in san jose near stone gate park will start vaccinating people at e9:00am until 4 this afternoon and the bright side is you don't need an appointment identification insurance or proof of immigration status. you can just walk up to that vaccination site. now the clinic will be administering the johnson and johnson vaccine. that means if you are 18 years and older, you are eligible to get it. this is the first city-sponsored vaccine event to be hosted at san jose public library. organizers want t

and we want to go live now to kron four's camila barco she's in fairfield this morning in solano county with more on how officials. >> urging everyone to stay prepared camila. good morning. >> yes, good morning, guys. yeah. a red flag warning just means that there's critical weather conditions that are either happening now or will soon. and we've already spoken about that. there are dry and windy conditions in the area and that can cause and some extreme fires and fire officials are just asking people to prepare for the worse last august. if you remember a fire came from the winners area through napa county and eventually here in fairfield. so fire officials are asking people to check off the list to check off things on their list. that means you want to have your go kit like if you want to have things like a first aid kit extra clothes. batteries chargers and important documents. they're also asking people to be in your home remove dead vegetation. make sure your driveways are clear. in case you need to leave in a hurry and keep your balconies or decks clean. we spoke to a fire officia

kron four's camila barco standing by in napa, camila. >> annual mardi people are still reeling from last summer is the fires and napa is under extreme drought conditions. so there is heightened concern for fire danger. now, according to the national weather service data shows that nearly all available fuel classes are approaching near record dry levels for early may. the area has experienced and suffer from devastating wildfires. the glass fire. if you remember burned more than 67,000 acres and destroyed 1555 structures. one st helena resident is no stranger to evacuations. she says she's seeing she's seeing people be proactive about this year's wildfire season. >> it's definitely been kind of hot and dry. we've been seeing do a lot of tree work up around the college, which is cool. so i think they're doing everything they can to prepare. but it's scary. >> now there are some things you should not do during a red flag warning is a bad flag warning. never use your lawn. moore is a dry grass do not properly dispose of ss and cigarettes. he should topping doing that. whether we're in a red