this is fremont auto mall parkway and fremont boulevard. can you see the police activity down below. here's what we know. fremont police officers have shot a man right now down below there. we're not sure what led to this shooting, but that man is dead of the again, fremont police officers have shot a man. that man is dead. again, this is auto mall parkway and fremont boulevard. we do have a crew on the way, we'll get more information to you once we know what's happening. but you can see investigators down below in this crime scene there down below. we will get more information to you as the night progresses. >>> we want to get you up to date son some other stories. a san jose neighborhood has been evacuated due to a gas line rupture. officers are going actually door to door to help people get out if they can't make it out on their own. right now pg&e estimates it won't be able to cap this gas leak until midnight. so still several hours from now. this is on race street and park avenue close to downtown san jose. and a tragic story in oakley

. >>> investigators are on the scene of a deadly police shooting in fremont. the new information within the last half hour. >>> a tragic rail crossing accident in the east bay, a 12- year-old has been killed. tonight a 19-year-old driver is fighting for her life. andrea nakano joins us live from the scene in oakley where parents feared something like this could happen. >> reporter: the accident happened here at this railroad crossing, just as school was getting out at delta vista middle school. those who live right here they say when school gets out it is bumper-to-bumper traffic on this road with cars. in some cases, stuck on the tracks. one man we talked with tonight said he's made complaints to try to protect his kids. it is a tragedy that witnesses will relive in their minds for years to come. >> the train went through and all of a sudden i heard a big crunch. i looked over and the car flew off the road. >> i saw a big cloud of dust and then i saw the train come to a grinding halt. >> reporter: the oakley police department says the 12-year-old died at the

we condemn terrorism. >> 20 years ago, several afghan american businesses in fremont were targeted by people making threats. >>> lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi are weighing in on the situation in afghanistan as well, and tomorrow we will be talking with her live in our studio, and we want you to take part. you can send your questions for the speaker with the hashtag kpix to twitter, instagram, or facebook, and you can send a video or even text and watch at 5:30 right here on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >>> san francisco stepping up its covid testing availability now. high-volume testing site will open on wednesday at seventh and brannon. it will operate from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., seven days a week, giving 500 tests per day at least. this is in response to the city's rise in covid cases. >>> more bay area students headed back to the classroom today. kpix 5's allen martin joining us now with the safety protocols at a district in the east bay. >> i'm sure you could imagine a lot of smiles today for students and parents at west contra costa county unified. after him more than a

also on fremont boulevard.y say this gunman actually shot another person at the mobile home park in the head when police officers came to the scene. he was long gone, but they were able to get a description of the man or his car. they looked around and then 45 minutes later, james and area police officer recognizes that person tries to pull him over tries to arrest this particular person. but this gunman was not going to go down easily. something happened where the police officer, according to investigators felt threatened for his or her life opened fire on the gunman. the gunman has died from the shooting as far as the police officer that police officer was not injured. they're not going into details at this particular point whether the gunman actually shot at the police officer or pointed a gun at the police officer. but they say that's very early on in the investigation as far as the man who was shot in the head. you guys talked about attempted murder and the reason why its attempted murder and not murder at

. >> and hey, we're further down in fremont, southbound north of 84 west. now to 38 this adjacent to that might be a good option. if you're trying to avoid all the delays heading into the city a little under 17 minutes for your drive time here. 5, 1880, moving along at this hour. if you're headed across towards the peninsula and the last hour we had a hot spot. things now currently all-clear a little under 14 minutes for you to make that drive. also out in burlingame. we have an accident. southbound. one went broadway. that's slowing things down slightly along. no major delays. if you're traveling along 2.80 darya, james, back to you. thanks a lot of 9. '02, a big story this morning. so many kids are getting covid and was east bay school district that the parents have decided they'd rather. >> then go back to remote learning. yeah. enough of them some big changes are going to have to be put into place about 500 will more than 500 elementary school students in the mount diablo unified school district decided that that you want to be in class anymore. >> they

us in fremont. lot of parts to this story will help us sort it out. >> a lot of moving parts. we do know that the fremont police department, they're not revealing exactly what causes police officer to open fire on this gunman. but we do know that it happened in 45 minutes after the gunman shot. another person in the head. so at the police department. this is about 3 miles or so from actually where the shooting took place between the gunman and the police officer who let me quickly pull up a map for you this is in the area of auto mall, parkway and fremont boulevard. a very busy thoroughfare that sandwiched between 8.80, and 6.80. they had to shut it down in the overnight hours. but it is clear now traffic is moving along the actual shooting. the initial shooting took place about a quarter mile from that location. here's video of that this took place at around 5.20, in the evening. this gunman, according to investigators shot, another person in the head on the 45,000 block of fremont boulevard at a m

the most recent happened last night in fremont. yeah. that's where fremont police say they fatally shot an attempted murder suspect kron four's. will tran has been following the various pieces of this story joins us live from fremont right now. will. >t the fremont police officers they're still investigating this incident. details are not be released to the public at this particular time whether or this gunman shot at the police officer. but we do know that the officer was not injured. this actually happened about 3 miles from the police department. so didn't take them very long to come out to the scene to shut it down to do their investigation in fact, this actually started 45 minutes before the officer involved shooting. this all went down at fremont boulevard and auto mall parkway. they were there in the overnight hours as they shut down that very busy area where thousands of people. >> go through each hours. so there are plenty of witnesses at the time this all came down at around 5.20, in the evening when police officers actually ge

this is on the 45,000 block fremont boulevard. they got reports the police officers, they got a report of shots fired at a trailer park area. they come out to the scene. they realize that a man have been shot in the head, but they were able to get a description of the man or the car that he was in. it took 45 minutes. james and darya. but somehow a police officer recognizes the man in the car pulls him over tries to end this confrontation. but in the course of doing that freeman investigators say the officer felt threatened for his or her life open fire on the suspect and then that suspect later died at this point. they say it's too early to go into details on what caused that officer to fear for his or her life or whether or not this person actually opened fire on the police officers. that's still part of the investigation at this point. we do know that the man who was shot in the head at a mobile home park. that person is in the hospital with life threatening injuries as far as this man here who was shot by fremont police office

it's a doom. >> reporter: moe was among the first afghans to settle in fremont in 1979. tonight he is praying for his home country and the soldiers and families of his adopted one, who spent 20 years on the ground, pushing back the taliban. >> while we stay here i raise my family, their kids went out there, they took the fight, which i was supposed to do, they did it. >> moe says he feels very deeply for those who lost loved ones in 20 years of war that happened there, to watch all of their hard work get washed away so quickly with the u.s. exit. >> we'll be watching and thinking. >>> more than 1400 people are now confirmed dead in the powerful 7.2 earthquake that struck haiti over the weekend. at least 6000 more were hurt and thousands of homes and other buildings were destroyed. the devastation could soon worsen. tropical depression grace is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rains to haiti as early as tonight. >> that's all they need, right? >>> onto the fire watch, back here at home, the new 750 acre cal door fire is forcing evacuations in el dorado county. tha

pleasanton and livermore out of the 90's and into the mid 80's while fremont hayward up through oakland all in the 70's conquer down from 99 yesterday to 87 today antioch in vacaville are only 2 90's on the map and barely even getting to 90 degrees. santa rosa through center fell in the 80's. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days. so daytime highs inland aren't changing much from this point forward will have a lot of upper 80's a few low 90's mixed in, but overall nothing close to triple digits, which is a good note. as for tonight into tomorrow, gusty northeasterly winds does up fire danger and it's also likely to push some smoke into the region. so starting on wednesday, lasting through thursday do expect a high fire danger and a declining air quality for much of the region. reyna. john, thanks for numbers look good. right heading into the city this morning, bay bridge traffic across now let's get a little under. >> 20 minutes. 10 minutes for you to make it into the city this morning to the fremont street exit. let's head over look at the golden gate bridge about 20 as you travel int

this all happening at the south lake mobile home park on fremont boulevard near auto mall parkway. police say a gun was discovered near the body. it's not clear what led up to that shooting. but police have promised to release more details soon. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. now, one day after blaming governor gavin newsom for the crime problems in both oakland and san francisco republican gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner made a campaign stop in san francisco for a brief tour of the tenderloin. she was one of 2 gop candidates in the bay area yesterday. kron four's, dan kerman has that story for us. >> nothing's getting absolutely nothing getting done. >> republican gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner took a brief tour of san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood wednesday afternoon blaming incumbent governor gavin newsome for the crime and homeless problem in san francisco. >> haven't billions of no results. so does all this money going. >> jenner said a change in approach is needed, though she offered few details other than saying too much money was going to n

the assistant principal at fremont recalled being a student there.my peers and i regarded this school as as a prison. and there were chain link fences and locks, right, um, our sweatshirts literally said sentence completed 2000 and three when i graduated from fremont school, many say, had often been neglected. fremont high now has a new academic building with state of the art science labs and career and technical education labs for multimedia broadcasting and architecture. it also has a construction program along with a new football field in gymnasium complex with the wellness. center that includes medical and dental facilities. some students came by thursday to have a look. it's more spaces. i feel safer every child deserves the best facilities we should not see differences between private schools between suburban campuses and what we have right here, perhaps the biggest change from last year. is this only about 800 students have opted for distance learning the rest all say they're coming to class. us beginning monday in oakland, rob roth ktvu fox t

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez she's in fremont. this is fremont's little kabul.hey're agonizing over that impact, kris. >> reporter: yeah. there are a lot of people watching that chaos unfolding at the kabul airport. some of them are trying to track family members and loved ones trying to get out and get to safety. we talked with several of those families, we talked with families that are waiting and hoping for the same news, but who got different dispatches from kabul. qiamuddin safi was tracking his cousin who worked as an interpreter for the u.s. military and trying to leave with his brother. the ackerman family feared the worst because their loved ones ran a school for young women. >> what happened, i lost my first cousin. he was an interpreter with the u.s. army. my brother is injured in icu. >> understood that my sister-in-law and her father and her family would be executed because of the work that they did to advance women's rights. it's awful. such a horrifying situation there right now. >> reporter: she says through some miracle her family was able to ge

mike, another crash in fremont? >> this is the second of the morning. the first one had all lanes blocked for about 15, 20 minutes and that's what caused the early backup just as it cleared. the second crash happened right here. just south of the first. closer to mission south on the shoulder but a distraction. just now seeing the recovery. there was slowing now off the caster valley. san jose recovers from the first. the backup at the bay bridge forming in the last ten minutes here. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:11. coming up next on "today in the bay," closing impacting our climate in crisis. meteorologist kari hall is digging into how your wardrobe affects your carbon footprint and you can improve the outlook. >>> pfizer explains or tries to explain how it came up with that odd name for its vaccine. >>> there's no crying in baseball. before we get to that, a look at the futures. >> thanks, marcus. >> more green, so not much crying as well this morning. a look at that later for you. but as we were talking about no crying in baseball, look, one li

. >> while there's fear and concern here in little kabul in fremont and a lot of determination among community members after the devastating airport attack. this was a sight of a big fundraiser last week and people we talk to say, that effort won't stop. >> it's hard for those at the restaurant to conduct business as usual. the popular restaurant in fremont's little kabul hosted an afghanistan fundraiser and the manager and many employees are trying to help family member there is and spread awareness here. >> everyone is constantly calling, you know, my family and trying to reach to everyone else, making sure everyone is okay to see how everyone is doing and everyone is worried. everyone is scared. everyone wants safety. they want to be able to be safe. and have their kids in a safe environment. >> i don't know if they are okay. i don't know if they are leaving. i have, at this point, i have no idea what is going on. >> reporter: not knowing is horrible, huh? >> yeah, i'm hoping and operation they are okay. that they are safe. and i am doing everything what i can to bring them out he

here's a look. 52, castro valley. 53, fremont.og fluctuating from a half tooo a quarter mile. 49, pacifica. as we look at the winds in the upper elevations, this is what will bring in the warmer air, and potentially some smoke today. winds coming out of the north. as we shut off the sea breeze, a little bit each day temperatures will get warmer, air quality will go down, and fog will pr it's in the north bay that the heat that will spike on friday and saturday. cooling at the coast on sunday. today we begin the warming trend, the moderate to high heat risk over the weekend. moderate air quality in the east bay and in the south bay, that is the yellow. we do not expect changes in the sierra nevada, where it is hazardous. today, low 80's in santa clara, upper 70's in sunnyvale. a warm up for redwood city. five degrees warmer in san francisco. 8 degrees warmer in santa rosa. 77, oakland. and the warm up, you can tell inland, with low 90's. take a look at the 100s. tomorrow and saturday, even 80's at the shore. kumasi: a spicy sody --

let's also get a look at another accident on a fremont 6 80 southbound at mission boulevard.ttle delay there along 6.80 heading into the city. a little undermine minutes. no major issues or delays for us this morning. 5, 1880 also moving along pretty well. the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that an under 14 minutes. and let's check on things in the south bay one. oh, one to 8085 82 no major issues star ian james, back to you. thanks so 5.31. is the time. let's the latest now on the dixie fire burning up in plumas county. see some of the latest video here. >> the fires burned more than 505 acres right now and it lives 105,000 acres. yeah. and at last check was about 30% contained and look at all the structures. hundreds of homes have burned. we're going to take a closer look now at the damage. >> the dixie fire completely destroyed the town of greenville overall. it's burned 1000 plus structures and that includes the fire station here in town. i talked with the firefighter who not only lost his place of work. but also. >> his home town

travel helped inaugurate the completion of the massive makeover of fremont high school in east oakland. the project took seven years to complete. the assistant principal at fremont recalled being a student there, frankly, most of my peers and i regarded this school as as a prison. there were chain link fences and locks, right, um our sweatshirts literally said sentence completed 2000 and three when i graduated from fremont, the school, many say, had often been neglected. fremont high now has a new academic building with state of the art science labs and career and technical education labs for multimedia broadcasting and architecture. it also has a construction program along with a new football field in gymnasium complex with the wellness center that includes medical and dental facilities. some students came by thursday to have a look. it's more spaces. i feel safer, every child observes the best facilities. we should not see differences between private schools between suburban campuses and what we have right here. perhaps the biggest change from last year. is this only about 800 studen

so we do have some accidents fremont out here.und north of washington boulevard. >> and at this hour we're not seeing much of a delay along 6.80 as a result of that accident. 8.80, also looking nice at this hour as well heading into the city a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. 5, 1880, moving along. there. as you head across towards the peninsula. you can do that it under 13. so that's a nice unlike commute for us. riches samara. phil, as you head out of there heading towards simmer for little under 8 minutes. let's check on the south bay right now. one. oh, one, as you're traveling towards miller park. 27 minutes 85 to 82. no major issues. daria, back to you. >> thanks. 4. is your local election headquarters following up on the checking with the election officials about some voters concerns. they reached out saying that there were some holes in recall ballot envelopes in those holes. our enable of depending on the county. some voters answer to one of the questions on the ballot. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala

the most recent last night in fremont. yeah. according to fremont police, they fatally shot an attempted murder suspect with kron. four's will tran live in fremont to explain what we know so far will. >> well. we do know that before the shooting they accuses gunman of shooting another man in the head incredibly that man is still alive. this morning. albeit in critical condition. i'm at the police department looking for details. but here's what we do know so far. take a look at your screen. we want to show you a map. this all unfolded at around 5.20, last night about 3 miles from this location where it ultimately ended at auto mall parkway and fremont boulevard. now police officer. this happened 45 minutes after the man actually was at a mobile home park about a quarter mile from this location. according to police officers, he was in. they're not exactly sure if he was a resident or visiting, but we do know that that man was shot in the head no motive given at this particular time. police officers rushed to the scene. but by then

he cited his own experience and qualifications as he accounted his service under fremont. cameron made it clear, in his response to dotson, that the department had no intention to call upon or into the service of the government any color soldiers. african americans continue to make the argument for black soldiers. one particularly ardent supporter of the cause, began his infamous essay men of color to arms. when the first rebel can, shattered sumter, i predicted that the war then and there inaugurated, would not be fought entirely by white men. the perspective of black men varied, as they were many were neither free or literate. but even with the diversity of circumstances represented among black men, refugees acted on the ground would free educated black people had articulated in the press. a week into the occupation of new bern, burn side immediately made efforts to bring order, but soon discovered that even with the -- june further inland, he faced another conundrum. he says that nine tenth of the decoration on the 14th, after the citizens fled from the town were commit

fremont, as you might know, is one of the biggest afghan populations in the united states. this 20-year war is now ending how it began, with the taliban in control. the taliban is an islamist military organization. tonight we are seeing the fall of afghanistan. people fleeing, worried that their lives are in jeopardy under the hard-line taliban rules, especially women and people who supported the outgoing afghan government. this is a scene that's reminiscent of the fall of saigon in 1975. hundreds of people at the airport in kabul trying to leave the country. that's a u.s. air force plane there, some grabbing the outside of the plane and others. the president of achx afghanistan has fled already. president biden stood firmly in his decision to withdraw the remaining troops from afghanistan, but he admitted the government's fall has happened a lot quicker than his administration anticipated. >> i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth president. i will not mislead the american people by claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan will make all the differenc

this isn't just about getting fremont up to par now. it really is a model of what high school should be overall. the school district says more than 97% of all district students have opted to return to campuses for in-person instruction. >> in oakland phillipe djegal all kron 4 news this back to school season is like no other and kron 4 and kron on want to help you get ready. >> tune in on next week for updates on covid protocols at various bay area school districts also advice for parents and information on how students are dealing with various challenges to get kronon ready for school. you can scan that qr code on your screen or take you straight to your app store so you can download it. download kron on for free. >> a live look outside. now we're going to check on the 4 zone forecast. there's the transamerica building in much of downtown san francisco. and you see the fog about to take over taking over lawrence. so what are we going to do that. yeah. well, we could do about it. but we just got a hold on. i think as we head toward tomo

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i'm looking at currently now this is down at fremont. 6, 80 northbound at scott creek road and fremont and again, the right shoulder there is affected now because it's so early. we're not seeing any major delays on the map because of that accident. so we're going to keep a close eye on that. let's get a look at the bay bridge as you're heading into the city this morning. a little under 10 minutes for your drive times that things are looking great. it's a pretty nice like need for you. the the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula a little under 14 not seen any major issues for you as you're traveling there. let's go ahead over and get a look at the golden gate bridge where they are not pockets of fog that are slowing us down this morning until a little under 21 as you're traveling into the city and we'll leave you with a look at the richmond sandra fell comey as you head into richmond a little under 9 minutes for your drive time there. we're going to continue tracking your morning commute and give you more drive times and a look at your forecast coming up. but for n

in fremont, christie smith, nbc bay area. >>> bay area professors are working to rescue afghanistan's scholars and find them new homes here. at 5:00 we spoke to san jose state professor haleed makazam. she says afghan scholars fear for their lives now that the taliban has taken over. >> they've made lists to target them because of the work they've done and the advocacy they've been involved in, whether they've been working with women, teaching politics, media. it really depends, it's really important to listen to them. >> she worked with uc berkeley professors to create the scholars at risk fund which would help relocate afghans to the bay area. she says other universities are reaching out to join in on this effort. the group is crowdfunding and has nearly reached their goal to help the first group. >>> tomorrow national security adviser jake sullivan will join chuck todd on "meet the press" to discuss the administration's approach to the troop withdrawal from afghanistan. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney will share her perspective. watch "meet the press" tomorrow morning at 8:00 righ

where is fremont hayward up to oakland in the 70's san ramon up to concord.in the 80's only to 90's left in the map that's antioch in vacaville. both of you are in the triple digits yesterday. so that is a nice improvement. now today into tomorrow. temperatures really don't change much, but wind direction. sure does. and that leads to tomorrow's likely hazy skies that haze is likely to hang out with us throughout the rest of the workweek as daytime highs remain in the upper 80's to low 90's at our warmest reyna. john, thanks for that. things are still busy out there traffic accidents like this one in lafayette highway 24 westbound. >> at pleasant hill. 2 lanes there are currently blocked. you can still get through, but it's just going to take you some time. and also down here in the south bay southbound 2.88 saratoga avenue and san jose. we have an accident there and we're pretty slow along our highways right now. one oh, one to 8082 just pockets and more traffic as more people are traveling right now into the city. a little under 15 minutes to make it to tha

kris sanchez is live in fremont's little kabul. cris kris, i know a lot of people shaken by the u.s. rush to get out of afghanistan. >> yeah. this is a crisis hard to watch from afar for members of our afghan communities, one of the biggest in the community, but it is difficult for the u.s. service members who served in afghanistan and are now wondering what's next. some of those members are members of about faith, veterans against the war. one of them is u.s. air force veteran eddie falcon. while he supports the u.s. pullout of the region, he says he doesn't support the way that it happened. he says it is a crisis for the afghan people and very hard for the veterans who served there. >> it's been a failure to veterans and i feel like it's been a failure to the afghan people. and it's shocking and it does hurt and i think a lot of veterans are having a sense of existential crisis, something similar to that right now, kind of feeling like their country has failed them and the mission that they did and the service that they did and w

another one in the city very near that fremont street exit another accident. i have not seen it cause much of a delay still keeping a close eye on that one. a little under 11 minutes as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. 5, 8080 moving along this morning heading across towards the peninsula. no major delays or issues a little under 13 minutes and down here. fremont 6.80 southbound of mission boulevard. you've got another traffic collision. so a busy morning. if you have things to do today. you want to get out and get those things stand now she can daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan is 6. and people who need it could soon be getting a booster shot. >> against covid. that's because the fda today is expected to authorize a 3rd shot for people with compromised immune systems and the decision could come on this as early as this morning. that means that people who need it would get a booster shot of either pfizer or moderna because a recent study by johns hopkins. researchers found vaccinated people with compromised immune system. our 485 t

goes directly to refugees arriving in fremont. kristen: firefighters are making progress in the battle against the cash fire and lake county. it is 40% contained after burning 75 acres. the fire has been destructive. 56 homes and 158 vehicles destroyed. hundreds of people remain evacuating. larry: fires burning across northern california have been impacting our air quality this week. you can see all the haze behind spencer and the smog from your rooftop. spencer: improving around san francisco but you can see it is not getting better. we have been flow -- wind flow onshore indices free -- breeze. as we advance the graphic, you can see we have got yellow dots and green dots around. most of the central part of the bay area and moderate to humid air quality. if you hit the bar, you can see lots of oranges and reds, indicating poor air quality. the next traffic shows you this is a view at the golden gate hit it again and this is our air quality forecast. today is a spare the air day. tomorrow, air quality advisory but there will be be

all lanes have been open because we had an earlier traffic collision there down in fremont, 6.80, southbound at north mission boulevard. the off-ramp there is close, but thankfully none of the major highways are impacted by that traffic collision. and another one just popped up this way out in discovery bay, but still all lanes are blocked highway 4 westbound at east discovery bay blvd again, if you're headed into the city, no major issues via the bay bridge a little under 13 minutes. 5, 1880, moving along just fine and the silver line san mateo bridge a little under 14 minutes there. so none of the bridges are impacted. but a lot of incidents and accidents out there today johnson it over to you. thanks for keeping us covered. that's a lot to talk about out there at least the bridges are doing fine now, i know a lot of her stargazers were a little bit disappointed this morning, especially if you are along the bay. >> or near the coastline as this blanket of cloud cover that you can see pretty much everywhere behind me really blocked out a lot of your views of the percy ads. but if you are in

loved ones back home, emma julie, this is fremont's centerville district, also known as little kabul. and people here have shared with me that they're fearful for their loved ones still in afghanistan, especially women and children. i can only hope and pray for my country. then you know, we don't want something that happened like 30 20 years ago to happen again. what authorities happening? fatima sheer, an afghan american raised in newark spent sunday worried sick for her aunt and cousins living in kabul. she heard from a relative that they've lost water and electricity and are hunkered down in their homes. the taliban's takeover was precisely what she'd feared when president biden announced the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan for the afghan people, both inside afghanistan and outside. it's a moment of reckoning and recognizing that you know a lot of these gains are, you know largely lost more. ari's offers family came to the east bay from kabul 25 years ago. she now teaches a course on afghanistan's political history at georgetown, she thinks a series of missteps from presiden

today in markets and businesses in little kabul in fremont people shared information they received from friends and family in afghanistan. some are in shock. the taliban takeover happened so swiftly. this man says he is worried about his family in kabul. >> they are very, very scared like what will happen next? what will happen to those people who worked with the afghan government, who worked in the military bases, who worked with the u.s. the situation is getting worse day by day in some places in afghanistan. >> reporter: he also says he feels it was irresponsible that the afghan president left the country and the military didn't do more to defend the government. some say their relatives are already packing up and fleeing kabul, fearing what the new government may look like. reporting live in little kabul in fremont, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> president biden monitoring all of this from camp david this weekend, sending out this picture. he has ordered an additional 1,000 troops into afghanistan to help with the withdrawal. in just a few days after the attack on the u.

police in fremont are looking for this woman who's on your screen. she's been missing for 6 months. 32 year old janeen williams was reported missing on february 10th by or social worker. according to police, she may be in hayward oakland or richmond. >> police say she suffers from mental health issues. janine is 5 foot 3, a 150 pounds and is often wearing colored wigs. she goes by the name of a lexus. well, the city of pleasanton has agreed to pay nearly 6 million dollars to settle a lawsuit with the family of jacob hour. he was a mentally ill man who died in 2018 after police restraint and repeatedly tased him. well, a settlement between pleasanton and bauer's family is the largest the city has ever paid our died on august. first 2018 after a struggle with pleasanton police this is body camera video of the scene. you're looking at. police were responding to a call about a man active acting radically in talking to himself inside of a grocery store near his house. well, in an effort to combat crime in oakland. the president of the city's chinese chamb

this isn't just about getting fremont up to par now. it really is a model of what high school should be overall. the school district says more than 97% of all district students have opted to return to campuses for in-person instruction. >> in oakland phillipe djegal all kron 4 news happening today. there's going to be the place where you can get your covid vaccine in oakland. >> kaiser permanente will host a vaccination clinic at oakland technical high school. it's going to take place from 3.30 until 6. this is all in anticipation of the upcoming school year. and to also inshore that underserved parts of oakland have easy access to the vaccine. anyone 12 and older can get it and no appointment is necessary for you. while millions of people in the united states are still choosing not to get vaccinated tourists from around the world. many who have been struggling to get vaccinated against covid in their home countries. a flight into san francisco to get their shots. officials say since launching the vaccine clinic at s back in may is give

so we have another accident pop up down in fremont.ime southbound 8.80. >> mall parkway conditions are so light out there. we're not seeing any major delays along 8 80's. so that's a little bit of good news as you head into the city right now. this minutes for you to make it their 5 1880, moving along pretty nicely. not tracking any major issues as you head across tours of an inch like can make that drive under 14 minutes in the south bay. let's check on things again about 33 minutes as you head towards menlo park. we had uptick and traffic along one o one but 2.85 in 82 are looking great. darren james, back to you. thank you, ray. 6.31 and let's continue our team coverage. then of the big story, which is the smoke that we're going to notice here in the bay area starting today is really going to pick up this afternoon and into tomorrow. yeah, air quality advisories are in effect for today and tomorrow. and now the bay area air quality management district is taking some new steps to try and protect. >> the most vulnerable among us. kron

we have fremont unified schools now reporting more than 3 dozen cases of covid-19 since the start of this new school year, a letter from the district superintendent says 37 cases were found among students and staff since august. 1st officials say case total is right around 10%. the letter says as many that many of the early cases students contract the virus outside of school. officials say it's important for people to wear masks and practice good hygiene and be mindful of physical distancing when possible. >> time now 6.10, and there's less than 24 hours left now till the u.s. pulls out of afghanistan and evacuations are now starting to wind down. there are. we're also learning this morning of a rocket attack. >> overnight in afghanistan. we have our dc correspondent kelli meyer now with the very latest on what's happening. >> good morning. we're told that president joe biden has been briefed on the rocket attack at the kabul airport and that operations are continuing uninterrupted has the time to get americans and afghan allies out. >> grow short. this is very high risk. secretary o

once you do hit the may's to that fremont street exit.tes traffic back to like conditions to 8082 85 no major issues. and our richmond sandra fell bridge a little under 8 minutes star ian james, back to you. thanks a lot. 9.31 want to give you the very latest now going on with the fires that are. >> getting closer and closer to south lake tahoe. some form of evacuation has been ordered or recommended for everybody in that area just about. yeah, this is video this morning of the fire as it was ripping through the small town of whitehall. >> up in eldorado county fire officials have issued again these evacuation orders and lot of folks are taking he they don't want to mess around with this cruises. we've been reporting really struggling, trying to contain and stop the spread of this fire which is getting close to south it's 4 miles away now karma dickerson has a look at what's going on. >> here at tahoe still standing this morning. but it was closed for the ski resort just 2 hours ago we were here and these hot spots are still actively burn

ktvu azenith smith is in fremont. tonight it is home to one of the nation's largest afghan communities, as in it, julie afghan americans here in the bay area are worried and growing more anxious. the president has authorized 6000 to afghanistan to assist us and allied personnel there. u. s military flights at kabul international airport resumed monday evening after being suspended for safety reasons. in the morning. thousands of afghans poured on the runways latching onto a moving u. s air force transport plane, some falling to their death, desperate to flee. the truth is. this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. president biden addressing the nation for the first time since the rapid collapse of the afghan government to the taliban, i will not mislead the american people. claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan. will make all the difference. the president defending his decision, saying the us fulfilled its mission of going after osama bin laden after the 9 11 attack and you grainy al qaeda i

people to enter the airport. >> reporter: members of the east bay afghan community marched through fremont to make a plea for help? >> we have to raise our voices to this cause. we have to not forget our afghan allies because that is why we are here. >> a lot of people are suffering. it is a bad situation. we try to help everybody left in bad situation. >> reporter: one of the marchers was streaming the event to his family in afghanistan. many say they have loved ones trying to get out. >> i have a sister-in-law running away from the taliban. >> reporter: she says there is no way all of those who need to be evacuated will be. >> i would say to safely get folks out you are looking at a 90 day event. with the situation we have in there right now, 10 or 15 days is not realistic. >> i want to make it clear to people that don't understand, the united states promised people that you could come to the u.s. if you worked with us and served as intelligence, translators, if you helped us in this work. that was the deal that was made. >> so what two people do now that they have been told not to go to

and 60s and then warming up in the 80s in fremont.r full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> check out a little slowing through richmond toward the bridge. did not see any problems here. a live look at the toll plaza, still pretty light volume here. not much happening. let's check out what is happening in the world of business, though, with bertha. >> thanks very much, mike. good morning to you. i am bertha coombs. the nasdaq and s&p 500 fell about 1%. the move comes after the federal reserve released the minutes from its last meeting, and it shows officials are starting to make plans to reduce the massive amount of monetary support they provided during the pandemic and they are looking at a timeline starting maybe at the end of this year. the fed says inflation has hit their target but employment still has a way to go before they would consider actually raising interest rates. we will get more data with that regard and the latest number for those filing for unemployment. and wells fargo doing an about face following massive cust

his district includes little kabul and fremont which is the biggest population outside of afghanistan. along with people asking for help to get loved ones out, some are wondering how they can help those who will soon be arriving. >> what we can do to help refugees that are resettling here. >> reporter: there were quite a few people in the audience who criticized joe biden's draw down troops in afghanistan and criticized swalwell. >> i don't want to send another service member from the united states dying. >> reporter: still the fear and anger of some who don't know what's happening with their loved ones is clear. >> because of you guys, my family is in detention, what are you guys doing? >> we are trying to get them out. >> reporter: a mosque in hayward collecting donations, all afternoon people dropping clothes and essentials that families will need when they get here. >> we are working with the afghan association, collective afghan associations and also community members. and so we put together a few drop off locations across the bay area today. >> organizers say they have received

the problem appeared soon after crews began to drill three-foot-wide holes to install piles along fremonttreet to support the building. the fix relies on new piles being sunk to bedrock and attacked to the foundation to prevent it from sinking further. but since work started in may, the building has suddenly shrunk a full inch, which translates into five more inches of leaning at the top. >> that is disturbing. >> reporter: david williams is a structural engineering expert who specializes on deep foundations and bridges. >> the trend is very disturbing. >> reporter: it raises questions about how much they really know about why the building is sinking, especially since it started when crews only drilled halfway down to bedrock. >> it's not understood what the mechanism that's controlling the settlement is. it's very risky playing around with something that's as complex as this structure foundation, and not understanding exactly what's happening. >> reporter: the building had already shifted three inches at the top in june. when the engineer responsible for the fix assured city building ins

gatos each 85 fremont at 80 degrees wear as livermore danville in antioch in the east bay. 90's oakland at 70 to a nice spot there. but leahy also nice at 75, even though it's going to be nice temperature wise. i still want to advise you to keep indoors more today than you will. the rest of the weekend tomorrow gets a little more comfortable and air quality gets a little bit cleaner. so that means saturday and sunday are you're better options for venturing outside for maybe a walk around the neighborhood or walk with the dog on into next week do expect some hazy sunshine to return especially mid week as temperatures begin to climb back into the 90's reyna. john, thanks for that. and the south bay an accident down there. 6.80 northbound. >> at alum rock avenue in san jose. and we're looking at that right now doesn't seem to be causing much of a delay. 6, 1 looking much better than we were earlier in the morning. >> the bay bridge yesterday we had traffic >> for at least over an hour or so now at 11 minutes this morning. so we are seeing some friday light. we did have an earl

once you finally do hit the may's a little under 17 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit the richmond sandra fell commute picking up 17 minutes as you're heading out of richmond across towards sandra fell. so not seen a lot of light spots out there this morning and one. oh, one southbound south of todd road in santa rosa nother accident there causing a delay will have more on that coming up. the dorian james, back to you. thanks a lot of data to and our top story. an outbreak of covid at several schools on the peninsula it's raising triggered safety precautions as well for the san mateo foster city school district for sarah stinson on the story for us live from foster city. >> this morning. sarah. >> yeah, you know, majority of the cases in this outbreak happened here at foster city elementary school. you can see the parents dropping off their students here. and i just talked with a dad of a young kindergartner, which, you know, kindergarten class doesn't seem to be where this outbreak is. but still, he said this has been a time of anxiety. just a lot you know, scary times be

mike, a crash in fremont. >> we do., until just a few seconds ago, about a minute and a half ago, all lanes were blocked and now they've just reopened. we have your typical slowing through san jose. don't want to forget about that right on schedule monday through friday and now at this time. 608 is quickly recovering approaching mission north and then toward washington boulevard that crash had all lanes tied as they cleared it to the shoulder. the tow truck arrived and everything is moving smoothly out of sunol, southbound, you should recover nicely there. recovered nicely across the benicia bridge. never found out what was going on, but we did track the changes and there was no problem out of the north bay after that for the early morning drive. we have the closure for east bay 80 getting up toward red top road. that closure will continue until 6:00 a.m., perhaps a few minutes shy of that, but that's what's going on for the roadwork tonight, tomorrow night and wednesday night. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:39. co

morgan hill knows gatos each at 91 fremont 85 today pleasanton livermore at 96. and just one look at danville at 98 too hot. i would say drive over to berkeley oakland and richmond. if you want to spend much time outdoors highs in the 70's out that way. vacaville are very hottest spots at 99 today. nevado right at 90 degrees, tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today as we see temps dip just a bit on into thursday and friday. but really staying on the hot side of things, even into the upcoming weekend. this is typically one of our driest times of year and also with the heightened fire danger. please be careful as you venture out there, stay hydrated really enjoy our morning hours more than anything else. breana, thank you, john hydrating is a good thing to do. >> traveling into the city. we do have an accident. 80 westbound west of the treasure island one of the lanes there. it's blocked. and as a result of that, we're seeing slower driving conditions along the bay bridge. i'm not terribly bad. a little under 15 minutes to make it to that fremont street ex

can you see the fremont camera showing some of the blue sky.e there's haze, but the air is healthy tonight. good air quality for us. fog near the coast and bay, and we are tracking wind and more smoke. let's get you to the wind and smoke. the storm system is just off to the north. the way it's positioned will help kick off the wind and drive more smoke toward the bay area. as we just mentioned, the wind is going to be very isolated to the highest mountain peaks tuesday night into wednesday morning. that's when our fire weather watch has been issued with these gusts coming out of the north and east 20-50 miles per hour. here it is, 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. that's that 20-50 miles per hour wind. at the lower elevations we're only seeing winds of 9-24 miles per hour. we'll be okay at the lower elevations but gusty winds up in the mountains. by wednesday morning we're looking at another burst of wind through the north bay. once we head through wednesday afternoon we'll begin to start to see some of the mountain wind calming down. we'll have more u