the mayor of santa clara. >> yes. well, santa clara county has changed tremendously since 1876. >> let's look at another book before our last segment. woel' have another five minutes or so after this. let's look at one more book before we move on. >> all right. i have a book on fish, british fresh water fish from 1879. it was written by reverend houghton a clergyman in england and the book is illustrated with 41 gorgeous plates that show the fish in -- >> interesting why he was interested in fish. >> he was a naturalist and ie a. the book was written for naturalists but also for fishermen who would help identify what they were catching or looking for. this is golden carp, which is like a gold fish but beautifully printed. here is another one, golden tensch which is described as an extremely handsome fish. >> what would that book cost? >> this is about $1,500. >> okay. >> the santa clara one? >> the santa clara atlas is also about 24s dollars for that one. >> okay. these are fascinating. we have another segment and i t

it is stronger than morphine here in santa clara county. health officials say that 328 people have died from either taking fentanyl accidentally and being poisoned or believing they're taking a different drug that was laced with fentanyl. santa clara county district attorney jeff rossen says that dangers of fentanyl cannot be underestimated. >> one of the deadly facets of fentanyl that is so awful. is that the people who use it for the first time as an experiment. our on weny the thinking they're taking something else for the first time are especially susceptible to poisoning and death. just a few weeks ago we seized 11,000 fentanyl pills. that's enough fentanyl to kill everyone in our county. that's how dangerous this drug as. >> now as part of fentanyl awareness day, the county is encouraging people to talk to your family and friends about the dangers of fentanyl. also, they are encouraging folks to use social media to share the dangers and to really help young people, especially understand just how dangerous this drug is. but for now in

one month ago, santa clara county saw an average of less than 200 cases a day. they're now seeing 550 cases a day. so some others that have reinstated their mask mandate, b.a.r.t. asked their riders to once again mask up. in the meantime, san francisco and oakland are lifting their proof of vaccine requirement. we're also keeping a close eye on other districts and cities and counties to see what they're doing to monitor and keep an eye on the uptick in cases. in marin county, cierra johnson for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> a live look at walnut creek where a big juicy cloud there, but it's not juicy enough, right? >> starting to see showers and storms popping so you can see that in the distance there from walnut creek. let's get a look at what's going on here as we're seeing this very spotty activity here and there. also got that alert on my phone that rain is approaching the location in the south bay where you can see the showers coming over the lexington hills over toward los gatos and that could move to morgan hill in the next few minutes. this may be

bueno, para más información, la fiscalía del condado de santa clara, y el condado de santa clara, quierende suma importancia; regresamos con más sobre este tema, aquí en comunidad del valle; no se nos vayan. [música] ♪ ¿cuál me como yooo? ¿cuál me como yo?♪ ♪ ¿cuál me como yo?♪ ♪♪ volvió mi popcorn chicken combo clásico y picante por $6.49. sólo en jack in the box. volvió mi popcorn chicken, clásico y picante, con carne 100% blanca de pollo, con la salsa good good. ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot ♪ prueba mi 50/50 popcorn chicken combo clásico y picante por $6.49. ordena hoy desde la app de jack. popcorn chicken combo clásico y picante por $6.49. con los peligros del fentanilo, esta droga; bueno, la gente quizás, señor whittington, pueda pensar, que nos está viendo, "eso no más nos quieren asustar", sí, es cosa seria, es veneno. michael whittington: sí, exacto, y queremos que, no queremos dar un, no queremos asustar a toda la gente, para pensar que cada pastilla es mala, no, pero si tú vas a comprar una pastilla en la calle, y necesitas saber si tú

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algunos de ellos en el condado de santa clara entre los años 2015 (inaudible) >>> también ha sido conocidaerá presentarse en corte el próximo 13 de junio >>> nos mantenemos en sajón se donde esta mañana bomberos controlaron un incendio que se registró en un edificio de apartamentos ubicado en la cuadra 1500 el hecho dejó tres heridos uno de ellos fue un bombero otro un civil que fue transportado a un hospital por quemaduras además, viviendas fueron dañadas y aún se investiga quÉ causó este hecho >>> las autoridades informan que un agente motorizada del departamento de san san francisco resultó herida y recibe atención médica en el hospital. sus heridas son leves de acuerdo al último reporte, la gente perseguía un conductor cuando fue golpeada por otro automovilista que permaneció en les en el incidente ocurrió en la y la quinta >>> autoridades de la ciudad de san josé están solicitando la ayuda de empresas de alta tecnología en la zona para que brinden ideas sobre la conexión entre las estaciones del tren con el aeropuerto internacional de san josé. la distancia entre ambas terminales es d

vídeo donde él aparece cargando con municiones las armas de fuego el fiscal de distrito del condado santa claraás los pactos de acoso y también el tener armas de fuego es una combinación para cometer unacto potencialmente ilegal velázquez pagó una fianza de $50,000 se encuentra libertad bajo fianza enfrenta los cargos de ser encontrado culpable podría pasar hasta seis años en la cárcel hablamos del consejo de la ciudad de san josé que aprobó una ordenanza para decretar el próximo jueves como el día de la recordación a propósito del primer aniversario de la masacre el pasado 26 de mayo de 2021 un empleado de estesistema de transporte también anunciaron que la sede del ayuntamiento será iluminada con los colores de (nombre extranjero) el alcalde le pidió al gobernador una nueva partida presupuestaria para continuar con los aparatos de disparo del alcalde extendió este programa para cubrir parte de la autopista 180 en oakland y la carretera 242 utiliza tecnología para detectar de qué dirección llegan los disparos el alcalde dice que necesita $180,000 para el mes de julio cuando se vence el program

en el departamento de alguacil del condado santa clara... >> tenemos mÁs de 100 posiciones que estÁn patrulla. >> y la patrulla de caminos de california... dayana: seÑalan que podrÍa causar retrasos al momento de responderle a la comunidad. >> el riesgo de no tener a nuestro personal es realmente que puedas tomar mÁs tiempo y llegar a una llamada. >> tenemos menos oficiales para poder darle servicio a nuestros pasajeros, tenemos que usar el tiempo para poder llenar las posiciones en la patrulla, de esta manera estÁn afuera trabajando. dayana: hacen un llamado a quienes estÉn interesados. >> estamos contratando mucha gente aquÍ. dayana: el pago mÍnimo de un oficial es de 105.000 a 165.000 al aÑo. en el departamento del alguacil del condado de santa clara. >> 128.000 y para los correccionales 113.000 al aÑo, estos impago de tiempo extra. >> si tienen universidad podrÁn ganar 2% mÁs juegos 5% mÁs. dayana: ademÁs de que ofrecen bonos de miles de dÓlares como incentivos. >> ofrecemos 15.000 $ de bono para la gente que quiere ir a venir a trabajar para nosotros. dayana: aseguran que a falt

santa clara.s de la variante delta. no se modificarÁn los mandatos por el uso de mascarilla. esta determinaciÓn se da un mes despuÉs de que el concejo municipal votÓ a favor del uso de cubrebocas. ramÓn: los menores de edad estÁn cada vez mÁs cerca de tener la libertad de elegir recibir una vacuna sin el consentimiento de sus padres. nos comunicamos con el senador estatal, podrÍan recibir vacunas. >> en california y algunas vacunas que los adolescentes pueden recibir sin el permiso de sus padres y hay otros estados como alabama y otros estados que los niÑos o adolescentes pueden ir a recibir vacunas sin sus padres. ramÓn: esta propuesta de ley tiene que pasar por el pleno del senado y la asamblea antes de llegar al escritorio del gobernador. paola: el 10 de mayo le hablÁbamos sobre el fentanilo. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn en nuestra pÁgina web y en ramÓn: 18:13 continuamos con un caso que ha conmocionado a la ciudad de santa rosa al norte de la bahÍa. paula: un joven de 23 aÑos se quitÓ la vida luego

little tough to make out, but that you can see the santa clara county. it is the highest the county says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county used to detect covid-19 are reflecting this data. so what does this mean for you? public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy kron four's. rob nesbitt reports on the details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert and saying about it tonight. with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta, the county's public health department is seeing early signs that covid hospitalizations are starting to be affected, en

en santa clara los casos se han replicado y en el 2019 29 personas murieron por fentanilo en el 2020 queremos pararlo >> la fiscalía dice que aumentan esfuerzos el fiscal explica que continuarán salvando vidas reduciendo la oferta y la demanda de esta droga, que vienen forma de píldoras azules con una letra m además explicanen casos donde la droga cause la muerte pudieran poner cargos por homicidio a estos narcotraficantes . tras perder su hijo tiene un mensaje para otros padres en este día, pide que sean vigilantes pero también comprensivos cuando están lidiando con la adicción desde san josé noticiero telemundo 48 >> una tienda de asume como frente para vender millones de dólares de mercancía robada >> el fiscal de distrito de san francisco reveló que desde un negocio té vendían artículos electrónicos que habían sido robados de vehículos.por este hecho arrestaron a la personal pantalla acusada de posesión de artículos robados pero también puede tener cargos federales porque hubieron ventas para otros países >> el coronavirus sigue presente california, la tasa de positividad por med

it is stronger than morphine here in santa clara county. health officials say that 328 people have died from either taking fentanyl accidentally and being poisoned or believing they're taking a different drug that was laced with fentanyl. santa clara county district attorney jeff rossen says that dangers of fentanyl cannot be underestimated. >> one of the deadly facets of fentanyl that is so awful. is that the people who use it for the first time as an experiment. our on weny the thinking they're taking something else for the first time are especially susceptible to poisoning and death. just a few weeks ago we seized 11,000 fentanyl pills. that's enough fentanyl to kill everyone in our county. that's how dangerous this drug as >> all right. back live now, county officials are also really encouraging parents to talk to their kids. it's a lot of kids have struggled with mental health problems due to the pandemic over the last couple of years, they might be >> charles, thank you. up in santa rosa to parents are in custody in connection to the

vamos a santa clara que podrÍa estar a punto de obligar a los residentes a ahorrar mÁs agua. mandato. cÓmo estarÁn las temperaturas este martes, guillermo. quÉ tal? >>> feliz martes, amigos, las condiciones de nevada en las zonas altas, se espera que como remanentes sigan entrando estos nublados que trajeron descenso en la temperatura inusual para el mes de mayo. vamos a a ver los vientos que incrementarÁ cerca de la costa. el panorama estable cercanos a los 20 y 25 millas por hora, las temperaturas superiores a los 60. san josÉ 63 igual que wilmore. y (nombre en inglÉs) 62. en la costa cercano a los 58. santa rosa en los 61. eso presentÓ este sistema que llegÓ a la regiÓn y que dejÓ noches frÍas, se espera que la noche de hoy sea frÍa, 38 grados cercano a los 40. la primera estaciÓn meteorolÓgica mÁs alta en el mundo, la pusieron en el monte everest el 4 de mayo una expediciÓn china a los 8 mil 388 pies de altura, es la mÁs alta que podrÁ dar un aviso de lo que pasa con el tiempo en el everest. temperaturas que van subiendo en concor 86. hoy fresco. maÑana en los 70. ncpr re

santa clara county officials are using the sewage system to learn about the levels of virus in that county. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. spring school is ending. >> and people are and covid is spreading. >> now has 6 covid cases are on the rise across the bay area. tonight we look at how santa clara county officials are responding to the high levels of the virus in their community. thank you for watching us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis. earlier today, santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody says cases are rising again to higher levels than last summer surge. >> and these are some of the case across the bay area that we will be showing you shortly. there they are. and as you can see, a santa clara county is the highest there. >> doctor sara cody says the for sewer sheds in santa clara county are being used to detect covid and that is reflected in this data. so what does

a santa clara county officials there responding these high levels of the virus in their community.lth officer doctor sara cody says that cases are rising again to higher levels than last summer surge. yeah, these are the case rates across the bay area right now. as you can see. >> santa clara county is the highest that we're dealing with here in the bay area. sewer said there in the county apparently are being used to detect covid-19 and they are reflecting the state. and so what does this mean for you? the public health director has some advice to help keep you and your family healthy kron four's. rob nesbitt reports on details of today's briefing and what one infectious disease expert is saying tonight. with each spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually first in the bay area and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> doctor sara cody says the sewershed in san jose is showing concerning numbers of covid cases. the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they'

inland and the east bay in the santa clara valley. it's more or less going to be blocking the sunshine, also helping to reduce how much temperatures warm up. there is the fog as we look out the golden gate. look at these temperatures. from 60 downtown san francisco to 95 degrees in concord. if there is no traffic, that's what, a 25-minute drive, 30 minutes? that's how much of a tread is we're talking about because of that marine layer. san jose's temperature has dropped down into the low 80s. we were in the low 90s earlier. so was santa rosa. now into the mid-70s. temperatures later on tonight returning to what's typical for late may. low to mid-50s for most. the coolest spots the upper 40s. high temperatures in san francisco tomorrow. a little cooler than today. only reaching into the low 60s by early afternoon and dropping off once again with a lot of clouds throughout most of the day. santa rosa is going to see a lot of cloud cover throughout the day. temperatures should manage to warm up into the low 70s and drop off pretty quickl

and that's why the santa clara valley water district board is now fed up and considering fines of up to $500 for repeat offenders. kron four's ella sogomonian joining us now with more on this story, dan and pamela to water woes are reaching a boiling point. it looks like and the leaders out there really haven't been able to get that urgent message across the way that they >> needed to be gotten faced with severe drought, they need to save much more water. and since asking politely hasn't worked, they'll be turning to punishment. >> at first, it was a plea for people to use less water. now the santa clara valley water district board is considering fining people who used too much water as a region approaches a 4th year of severe drought. we've been pursuing aggressive conservation programs and public outreach. >> but it may be time for us to do more. the board is fed up with people not doing enough to keep up with conservation demands saying little action was taken by the public since last june when they put out a call to limit water use to 15% compared to 2019, they managed to save on

santa clara county is now seeing 550 cases each day. dr.s masking up will help keep you protected. >> it keeps you from getting it, i would say it lowers your risk. i wouldn't put it up with zeros anymore but it means you have to have a good mask and you have to be diligent about wearing it when there's an increase in cases particularly with a new variant or something like that. >> reporter: it's also important to note that b.a.r.t. recently reinstated their mask mandate and worth noting some other bay area counties we're keeping a close eye, they have not announced changes due to the uptick in cases. if there are any changes, we'll let you know. we're live in marin county, cierra johnson cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> a lot of changes and it happens every day. cierra, thank you. >>> this is just in to our newsroom right now, the u.s. just hit a new all-time historical high in terms of gas prices according to aaa. the national average is now at $4.37. california now averaging a little less than $6 a gallon and we need it, very le

kron four's will tran has the story live from santa clara county. well, >> james dairy, i'm in front of planned parenthood and this is one of the locations that will receive the money. 3 million dollars earmarked for planned parenthood and santa clara county. and that was unanimously passed or voting on by the san santa clara county supervisors. and they are bracing for what could be a huge influx of out of state patients. and they know this because they've already seen it last september, texas. they started tightenine the abortion rules and sure enough they saw those patients from texas and other states come to california specifically santa clara county to get abortions as many as 80 of them in the weeks and months after texas did what they grow versus wade gets overturned. >> then they're expecting about 26 states to have anti abortion laws. and that is why they are preparing for the worst-case scenario. the money will go towards planned parenthood services liked more staff, more equipment, more training, lots of services in anticipation. of cours

santa clara county. that's the county that really is at the forefront of controversial covid mitigation measures. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how the public health director there says the nation would be in a better place, said other areas followed her lead. the country's first known covid deaths happened in santa clara county on february 6, 2020 because the public health department here to do a lot of first and why doctor cody continues to recommend precautions for more than 2 years. the covid statistics have been daunting this week the cdc confirmed that 1 million people in the u.s. have died from the virus. it is very difficult to comprehend. doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, help santa clara county avoid a high mortality rate and something other should have learned from. >> this other communities had fared as well as we have relatively speaking, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive in the united states. hundreds of thousan

that's what the santa clara valley water district did unanimously passing a new ordinance and ordinance that would allow us to enforce against water waste it applies to water supply that comes from santa clara valley water either directly or indirectly the enforcement process is mainly complaint-based if a waterways complaint is submitted and educational letter is sent a second notice complaint leads to an inspection and first notice if nothing is done after a third complaint the fines kick in it would start with a hundred dollars and then escalate if it's still incorrected to 250 and then 500 we do have the authority as you said to issue a fine up to 10,000 for extraordinary circumstances right now valley water restrictions include thing outdoor watering to no more than two days per week and the after 6pm and before 9 am it's also up to people to make sure water doesn't run off into areas like sidewalks roadways or adjacent property our message is that we're serious about people needing to save water because we are in a serious drought and that we need every single tool in the toolbox.

the rule change follows rising covid-19 rates in santa clara county. the mayor's ossays the mandate could be extended past the 20th depending on the county's positivity rate. >> now to a follow-up. some water customers in the bay area are facing a critical deadline this midday. the city of venetia telling everyone to reduce their water usage by 30% immediately. the mayor just delivered that update saying a pipe burst at a water treatment pack whichut a one could take weeks, maybe more than that. part of the restrictions there include no watering outdoors, as well as for people watering coming into your home or your businesses when it comes to that water, their mayor says it is safe to continue to use that even during those repairs. >> and new at 11:00 for you, police spokesman matt dorsey will fill the district 6 supervisor seat left over by matt hanie. he was appointed by london breed. dorsey who you see on the left has been sfpd's director of strategic communication since january 2020. he previously worked at city hall for dennis herrera. last month,

kron four's will tran live in santa clara county with details. will. >> james, sorry, i'm in front of planned parenthood. couple of locations in santa clara county that will receive the money. it's not a done deal yet. the supervisors they voted unanimously to pass it, but he goes before the full board in other administrations in the mechanism. but if that happens, this place right behind me is planned parenthood should get the money as early as next month. they know the uptick in cases because they saw it happened last september when texas started tightening some of the restrictions for abortions and then a lot of people either flu are drove here to california from other states and in fact, in santa clara county, they said about 80 cases from out of state came here to get abortions. and that is before what potentially could happen with roe v wade. if it's over turned if that happens, that will increase the number to about 26 states. that will make it very difficult. if all all out ban on abortions. and that is why they are preparing for this. th

fotos que lo llamÓ el pla musica musica ahora en telemundo 48 hay un repunte de coronavirus en santa clara propone el presidente . >> p ara Ñ muy buenas tardes muchas gracia por su sintonía comenzamos con lo que pudieron ver casos y hospitalizaciones por covid-19 en santa clara que están por las nubes ante esta situación dieron una conferencia de prensa andrés estuvo presente buenas tardes cuéntanos qué es lo que dijeron? >> los casos no paran de subir, se recuerdan delta? texto superó esta variante es una situación compleja ante esta situación la jefa del departamento de santa clara dijo en rueda de prensa que hay que estar alerta y recomendó utilizar mascarillas y vacunarse y si lo está ponerse el refuerzo. hay que recordar que san josé , pide a los trabajadores utilizar mascarillas al trabajar hasta el 20 de mayo. dependerá de la situación esto puede ser prorrogado. la situación es tal que a mediados de marzo había un promedio de 140 casos ahora siete días 552 nuevas infecciones. la gran pregunta que esperan nuevas restricciones? qué pasa con la segunda dosis de refuerzo , cuando estará

raleigh says the lawsuit has been filed with santa clara county superior court. he expects a jury trial to begin within a year to year and a half. the santa clara county sheriff's office says no official comments due to a pending litigation. i also reached out to allied universal, the parent organization for universal protection service but not heard back. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> now to our full 4 zone forecast as we go outside and look at the skies. what a difference from just 24 hours ago almost looks like winter out there. yeah. and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. you know, even head. >> wipers on a little bit because of drizzle. i mean, a huge difference and was dance up there putting on the well, there we go. feel like summer in the bay area, right? sometimes the fog rolls in and that changes everything. what a difference to and from that offshore wind. >> to that on shore breeze, starting to see the changes yesterday evening. the fog moving in along the coastline. but now that fog and that cool air really surging well on shore.

low to mid 60s with upper 60s in the santa clara valley. mid 60s in the tri valley. the spots that are most likely to get up are passed 70 degrees far inland on the east side of mount diablo fairfield. antioch and brentwood. san francisco stays in the upper 50s. a cool giants game tomorrow afternoon. mid 60s for oakland in the east bay. mid to upper 60s for the north bay. several degrees below average. warmer weather down the line in the seven-day forecast. temperatures will be similar to wednesday. again on thursday, not much of a jump there. saturday the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. mid 70s in kland. low 70s in san jose. temperatures down to what's normal for this time of the year. highs on saturday likely in the mid 80s. once temperatures back off. close to 80 degrees in those spots. even early next week. highs in the low 60 ftion on saturday. >>> a no-no. a shout out to a great, i mean great ambassador of the nba and a hall of famer. and the giants wave bye-bye to a lot of colorado pitches. twelve baseball up top. remember last week, they couldn't score

the santa clara valley water district is considering fines of up to $500 for repeat offenders. the region is approaching its 4th year of severe drought. the board says the public only managed to conserve 3% of the water. well, the goal was 15%. >> we could go to the severe at at the end of 20 to the beginning of 23. if we don't hit the 50%. so i think we need to start thinking that the public is just not respond because if they're not going in the wrong direction. >> last people were told to water lawns 2 days per week limit runoff at midday irrigation and the will decide on an ordinance to telling exact water restrictions and penalties for repeat offenders. later this month. millions of americans who got medicaid health insurance during the covid-19 pandemic could lose their coverage this year or next. according to a new study, the kaiser foundation, kaiser family foundation says as many as 14 million americans could lose their coverage when federal subsidies in. well, that study says states will begin to in coverage for some people when the national covid-19 public health eme

but santa clara county health officer dr. sarah cody made it clear today the case numbers are increasing, and that residents should respond accordingly. i asked if there is a threshold of cases or hospitalizations where the county would consider bringing back more restrictions. here's how she responded. >> i would say at this point in the pandemic no one wants to issue restrictions. at the same time, we also know that we have to think about the whole community, and particularly people who are more vulnerable and need restrictions to protect them. >> so no restrictions. what are the options then to protect other people and protect ourselveses? is this voluntarily masking or eating outside or just trying to continue with some of those things we did before? >> yes. a lot of those voluntary precautions, jessica. the county is recommending in general. whatever precautions you were taking a month ago or this past month, step it up one level. so whatever mask you were wearing, try and wear a more protective mask. if you're comfortab

andt the santa clara city council meeting tonight. they want the city to deny the police activities league control over a bmx track. ktvu lamonica peters is in santa clara with more on tonight's meeting and what's next for that racetrack, lamonica. santa clara city council meeting is still in session, but both pal and the writers say they're committed to keeping the racetrack sanctioned , but without a partnership with usa bmx competing here could be in jeopardy. the city council has an opportunity either to you know, i think stick with their mission, which is to try to increase support for the kids, or it's an opportunity to regress it back to probably where it was in the in the late nineties, clara police activities league or powell has been operating this bmx racetrack for nearly 25 years, and on multiple occasions it's been the number one race track in the country. now some writers and their parents are asking the city to allow usa bmx to manage it. we're not allowed to hold events if we can't keep the sanction at santa clara bmx

after weeks of lighter restrictions in santa clara county health officer, dr. sarah cody says covid cases are ticking up what we're seeing now is similar to what we were seeing in mid-february and it's more than what we were seeing at the height of the delta surge on tuesday santa clara county's covid-19 dashboard showed the seven day rolling average at 552 new infections in mid-march. there were nearly 140 these upticks come just days after the city city of san jose implemented a mask mandate. city employees while at work you want to make sure our employees are safe as well as our community and continue to provide vital services to our residents as for weather mask mandates and other restrictions could make a return in santa clara county for now dr. cody says no point. we don't have any plans to do anything apart from being aligned with a state with regards to mass requirement as you remember the state still strongly recommends masking indoors and we still strongly recommend masking indoors still. she's also reminding people to get vaccinated keep up with boos

the country's first known covid deaths happened in santa clara county on february 6, 2020 because the public health department here to do a lot of first and why doctor cody continues to recommend precautions for more than 2 years. the covid statistics have been daunting this week the cdc confirmed that 1 million people in the u.s. have died from the virus. it is very difficult to comprehend. doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, help santa clara county avoid a high mortality rate and something other should have learned from. >> this other communities had fared as well as we have relatively speaking, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive in the united states. hundreds of thousands. she says santa clara county didn't just have stricter rules, but ones that most residents followed keeping the death toll to 2,281 people as of wednesday. really this region >> you know, at every turn really stepped from sheltering in their homes at the beginning of the pandemic. when we had really no other tools available, stepping up and ge

here in santa clara county, the rate, slightly higher. 6.6%. >> -- from day today. is much as we are seeing in the past. >> we have not seen these types of numbers since february, during the concert. experts don't think that we've had rp get. but not everyone is on board. some expert the parents say for now, they are not convinced boosters are a necessity for the age group. the county says they are working with healthcare providers so that they can start offering the booster shot to patients in office and depending on demand, the county is considering opening up some booster clinics at schools. in san jose, stephanie maranon. >> thank you so much, stephanie. we have you covered when it comes to covid-19 guidance. were tracking all the changes and rollouts. just go to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus for all the details. >>> continue nursing if you can. talk to your child talked about substituting a brand. here's where they get more important. avoid making your own baby formula. watering it down, or using expired formula. you should apply for government assistance programs

the water authority in santa clara valley set to vote today on its first ever program to fine repeat offenders who violate outdoor water use restrictions. >> in order to make sure we don't go into the exceptional drought like what happened in 2014, we really need to have some strong restrictions in place and conservation measures and cooperation from everyone to make sure that we kind of come out of this drought. >> some bay area water leaders calling on the governoror more funding to make this happen. newsom plans to meet with water agencies again in the next couple months. it isn't clear what restrictions will go in effect. fire agencies throughout the bay area are on social media talking about the fire danger, they're warning folks to make sure they're prepared for fires and also alerting the public about the fires that just keep popping up and of course very dry conditions are not helping, len. >> not helping at all, justin, thank you. >>> a live look at the bay bridge, traffic there is moving quite okay this morning. they have a beautiful backdrop there as well. let's get to gia

en santa clara hay aumento en el crimen en las calles que tienen conexión con estas armas de fuego.abló un poco sobre qué tan peligrosas son estas armas veamos >> estas armas con imposible de rastrear, particularmente están en situaciones de crimen , y trafican armas como éstas. >> algunos criticaron esta ordenanza dicen que no es la solución para combatir la violencia armada la ciudad, dicen que los criminales no seguirán esta ordenanza y cometerán los delitos, por eso dijeran que se necesitan más servicios de salud mental. la ordenanza debe pasar a otra segunda versión que ocurre el 17 de mayo para después , convertirse en una ordenanza oficial en san josé en junio. en vivo desde san josé regreso con ustedes al estudio >> estaremos atentos a esto muchas gracias. los centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades revelaron que se incrementaron las tasas de suicidio con armas de fuego el este odio detalla un alza en personas de 10 hasta 44 años de edad. la mayoría son de grupos poblacionales no hispanos sin embargo los casos tienen como tema en común el uso de armas de fuego p

oh boy, isn't that pretty where you can see the sun coming up 52 in san francisco, santa clara half moon bay 51 mountain view 53 in oakland east bay hills camera top vollmer peak with the sunshine 550 was the official sunrise 46 in napa is 52 in santa rosa with 54 concord and livermore 8 degrees colder this morning in napa two to five degrees chillier from the east bay and a and that is due to some northerly winds and clear sky, but the upper level winds here are quite gusty and we'll look for the onshore winds to bring us a pretty seasonal day today. although it's going to feel pretty cool with the coast where there's winds are going to be gusty. so upper 70s upper 60s inland and bayshore today plenty of sunshine. windy coast. all right, lisa. thank you governor gavin newsome as we mentioned is tested positive for covid. he has mild symptoms. he is just the latest high profile case has directions again are on the rise. so could we see yet another spike as people get together for the unofficial start of summer this weekend abc 7 news reporter tim john spoke to some infectious disease spe

cody says that for sewer sheds in santa clara county reflect this rise in covid. yeah.ospitalizations are also starting to be affected as well. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look. >> with the spike of covid over the last 2 and a half years. santa clara county is usually the first in the bay area to show an increase and the subvariant of omicron are no exception. >> out of the 4 sewershed used to detect covid in santa clara county. >> public health director doctor sara cody says san jose's showing the most cases the levels there are now more than twice what they were 2 weeks ago. they've been steadily climbing for about a month and they're above what we saw at the height of delta. the county's public health department is seeing early signs that covid hospitalizations are starting to be affected, encouraging masking testing and vaccines to prevent spread. if you're sick, you're going to miss work. you're going to school. you might expose somebody else. he's not going to do well with covid. and if you get sick with covid, you're at risk of a long covid having covi

next as the mail-in ballots go out we hear from the santa clara county sheriff's candidate, what you need to know before casting that vote. we'll be right back. >>> here's a look out our window over san francisco, and it got really chilly all of a sudden yesterday, kari, halfway through the day. >> yes, we had that cold front sweep through, the winds picked up. there were a few spots with spotty sprinkles. for the most part it was dry and we're feeling the cold air settling in. if you're at home in the bed, the heater may be kicking on, try to warm up the house a little bit, in the mid-40s in dublin and low 40s in much of the north bay and saratoga it's 43 degrees and 40 in scotts valley. so after this chilly start it will stay on the cool side of today across the bay area, only reaching into the upper 50s for san francisco, 60 in san mateo. we'll see a high of 60 in livermore and fremont and 66 in fairfield with gusty winds. very windy at oracle park for tonight, first pitch at 6:45, we're going to see temperatures only at 54 degrees so layer up out there for this windy and cool gam

santa clara -- santa clara county leaders are looking to a -- provide more primary services for care. of women coming in from out-of-state. good morning, amy. amy: south bay clinics say they have already seen an uptick in the need for abortions here in southbay as women come here from other states as their states have been limiting abortion rights. the announcement was made before the leaked report about the roe v. wade opinion. this was already on the radar of these two county supervisors who announced they would be seeking an extra $3 million from the county for planned parenthood to help them respond to the influx of women coming here from across the country. one of the supervisors called it a matter of life or death. >> we know taking away the legal right to abortion doesn't minimize abortions. but it does have the potential to increase maternal deaths in this country by more than 20%. >> they expect the money would pay for more staffing at the clinics and more lab and medical equipment and telehealth services. officials predict more women will be coming here as california becomes

orlando reached out to the vice mayor of santa clara had this to say. we need a lot of people to complain about the illegal dumping before we can get rid of the cleanup campaign since it seems to be a beloved city of santa clara program. i would just like them to take the coverage. honestly, i'm not. >> i'm looking for anything else. i just want to make sure that they can step out of my front door. but i was trying to, you know, with debris and meals and stuff like that. >> the garbage is supposed to be picked up on monday, reporting in santa clara, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> let's hope so. well, this weekend, thousands of people in a variety of costumes and some without anything will continue a decades old tradition shutting down major roads in san francisco in the name of fitness, fun and tomfoolery it. we're talking about bay to breakers. of course, the 12 k run. >> goes from the san francisco bay to the breakers on ocean beach kron four's ella sogomonian live in the newsroom with what we can expect since it's been on hold for the past 2 years

oakland actually had one hearing santa clara county a couple years ago that went really well. so the county has teamed up with the city of milpitas and they're going to hold the buyback event here at the milpitas community of this coming sunday. let's go and take a look at some video here now they are asking that anyone out there in the community who might have a gun that they're willing to surrender. you can bring it down here handed in anonymously. no questions asked. and the county along with the city of milpitas will pay $100 for a handgun or a rifle and they'll pay $200 for a ghost gun or an assault weapon and have a total of $50,000 in a fund in order to buy back as many weapons as they can this coming sunday. now the goal, they say is to prevent unneeded or on wanted weapons from harming people or committing acts of violence. >> every gun we receive is one less gun available that could be used and a suicide in a domestic violence. stolen in a burglary. we're actively used by an unsuspecting child by taking guns out of your home out of your neighborhoods. off the street.

she was booked into the santa clara jail for homicide. the arrest comes one day after garrison said that she and her boyfriend had been shot on tenth street downtown. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. garrison was taken to the hospital and later into police custody. >> the victim who had a grazing wound was, in fact, a suspect, and that suspect was taken into custody last night and booked at santa clara county main jail. >> the motive for the shooting is still under investigation. >>> federal investigators say is a sophisticated drug trafficking tunnel. it's more than 1700 feet long. it runs from tijuana, mexico right into an area oo. wt found autauie seid a $25 million worth of drugs from this tunnel, and today six people face drug trafficking charges. >>> all right, so a big question we thought we wouldn't be able to ask in a serious sense, but we are. are ufos real? it's a question a congressional committee upopondered about and talked about today. >> blinking triangles in the night sky. for years it was called an unidentified

santa clara, los gatos, milpitas. the cloud deck is overhead. pretty that sunrise is so i am glad we can show you the camera. sunrise at 6:09. we are pretty much coming right on that. that's the view over walnut creek. it is not as cloudy. temperatures are in the low 50s, mid 50s in fact for warmer spots. it's a relatively comfortable start. we are going to be noticeably cooler for daytime highs. i will show you that in the forecast in a bit. >>> new fees apparently part of elon musk's twitter take over plan. he says if his buy out bid goes through he will start charging small user fees. it will still be free for us every day users. >>> in our next half hour, why police in the north bay want you to take a good look at this guy. the hefty reward you can get if you know who he is. >>> it is game time from the warriowe ga check on how the seasons are expected to pan out. >>> wake up and smell the hustle. we'll introduce you to the coffee shop owner making big business moves. >> a look and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing

plus, kron four's rob nesbitt sits down with santa clara county health officer sara cody.id deaths this week. >> what she says could have the u.s. reached 1 million covid deaths this week. and that is according to death certificates from the cdc. >> the first person to die of covid in the country lived in santa clara county. that's the county that really is at the forefront of controversial covid mitigation measures. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how the public health director there says the nation would be in a better place, said other areas followed her lead. the country's first known covid deaths happened in santa clara county on february 6, 2020 because the public health department here to do a lot of first and why doctor cody continues to recommend precautions for more than 2 years. the covid statistics have been daunting this week the cdc confirmed that 1 million people in the u.s. have died from the virus. it is very difficult to comprehend. doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, help santa clara county avoid a

paola: caÍme las que se prensa en todo en santa —— presentÓ en el juzgado de santa clara. ♪ ramÓn: unas marciales mixtas caÍn velÁsquez. enfrenta cargos que pueden resultar de mas de 20 aÑos de cÁrcel. el abogado lamentÓ la decisiÓn de la mÁgico grada. afirmÓ que la Única bic y mas real es caÍn y su familia. —— vÍctima es caÍn y su familia. paola: padres de familia hace semanas tienen problemas para encontrar fÓrmula para bebe. frente a esta escasez se recomienda a los padres buscar asistencia. en las Últimas dos semana han recibido una gran cantidad de solicitudes. >> esto se debe a que mucha persona por pÁnico comprarlo mÁs en la pandemia, Él quienes tengan producto en exceso lo puedan donar harÁ que sean entregados para las madres que lo necesitan. el propio presidente estÁ buscando una posible soluciÓn para que hagan esta fÓrmula y la escasez se termine. ramÓn: advierten de posibles estafas. los ladrones crean un temor para que paguen mÁs por este tipo de producto. >> una televidente se como eneko con univisiÓn. la mujer cree que se trata de un reclamo que aparentemente es injustif

this chart shows cases in santa clara county since january. two weeks ago, santa clara county was seeing an average of about 600 cases a day. now 1,200 new reported cases per day. the cases are likely much higher than you see on this chart because so many people are testing positive with their at-home kits which are not reflected in these numbers. in response to the surge, the berkeley school district reinstating a mask mandate for the rest of the school year. a few more weeks left until school is out. starting today students and staff members have to mask up indoors. uc san francisco requiring masking for any event with 100 or more people. joining us now, dr. bob walker the head of medicine at ucsf. nice to have you back opt program. my immediate question here is how long will this surge last, but is that even the right question? should we be asking something different here? >> it's a good question and the answer is we don't know because our prior surges as you recall over last couple of years have gone up and come down quickly in part becaus

county, the santa clara county last year we use gun violence, restraining orders, more than 200 times most recently. rosen says the red flag laws, gun violence, restraining order was obtained or removed. 2 ar 15 assault rifles ghost guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from a fired construction worker who he says was threatening former co-workers. it escalated to the point where he was showing them through the inner at photos of him holding a gun and shooting them and they called the police. the police spoke with us. we've got to the bottom that restraining order. so i think this is a good example law enforcement working quickly to avert a mass tragedy. rosen admits red flag laws won't stop every mass shooting but says it's one of a series of tools that needs to be utilized. dan kerman kron, 4 news, the national rifle association is expected to hold its annual convention in houston this weekend. >> former president donald trump and texas governor greg abbott are scheduled to be speakers there. texas senators ted cruz and john cornyn are also scheduled to speak. the conventi

santa are in santa clara and san mateo counties are also in the yellow. time for. >> just increased awareness and vigilance around the things we've all been doing for the last couple years. mark mellman is the director of public health at san mateo county. he says cases have steadily been increasing the last few weeks. the hospitalizations are a lagging indicator with around 20 residents of san mateo county in the hospital with covid right now. the those systems being able to continue to function, serve us well, we're we're doing okay with that infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the bay area going yellow is alarming in terms of the probability of catching covid but especially concerning for specific group of people who are older than 65 said. >> immune unvaccinated and an expose. he says there's still a large population who yet to receive their first booster shot. but he hopes that changes 12 flatten the curve. >> while covid charge trend upward doctor chin-hong motto is to continue to engage in life but do it with covid smart a

santa clara, 65. for mount tam, high clouds, low clouds, the breeze. pper elevations. 59 in santa rosa. 61 by the delta. that southwest wind bill cubit breezy. livermore as 62. look at their winds, 25 to 40 miles an hour from mount tam to mount diablo. if you are hiking, biking, it is going to be breezy and cool in the upper elevations along the coast, we have sun in the south bay. partly cloudy skies this afternoon. it is a cool start to the weekend today, then we warm up a little tomorrow. those winds are going to be back and then we will see the warmest day out of the week and monday. warmer tuesday and wednesday. look how soon the low clouds come back and the high clouds from that system to the north. there are the raindrops to :00 in the afternoon. it amounts to a lot of cloud cover. maybe a sprinkle along the san mateo coast, then overnight, the clouds are gone and those northwesterly winds allowing for that cool weather along the coast. quite blustery. today, it is breezy. 20, 30 miles an hour. that is sea breeze making it feel like spring. as we

we're talking 2 locations in santa clara county. the money will be used to beef up staff to do more research to have more services available, more equipment because they do expect the influx of out of state patients to come to california either, of course, by driving or flying. they hope it doesn't come to that situation because we don't know yet what's going to happen. according to justice, robert, that that roberts, that this could all come to a head next month. so right now it's a lot of conjecture, but he did confirm that those notes, those letters have appear to be true, but we'll just have to wait and see before it becomes official. the bottom line is santa clara county is preparing for the worst case scenario. they believe when a women should have the right to choose as far as santa clara county supervisors, the money will go to county administrators and they will decide how the money will be split up with 3 million dollars is a lot of money, of course. and for a lot of people in santa clara county, many are happy james some