she was walking home from school and was last seen at around 03:00pm along amador valley boulevard nearsays that she left school early because she didn't have to go to jim. she was an avid ice skaters you can see in this picture. her key was found by the entrance of a park on the way to her house every year the community comes together to walk with her parents who see in that video from her former middle school to a local church to call attention to that cold case. so viewers have information regarding any of these 3 lost children. please call the san francisco fbi they do have ways to report anonymously live in the studio ella sogomonian kron 4 news well i think you now to amador county in the sierra foothills for a man accused of killing a 16 year-old girl. >>is claiming his innocence more than a year after she disappeared, but both the detectives and the parents of the victims say they believe the suspect is the one who killed 16 year-old victoria mark ina, she went missing from sutter creek in october of 2019 joshua martinez was. >>originally arrested in july for allegedly having in

just hours ago, joshua martinez walked out of jail in amador county. he was in jail for another case but was reportedly the last person to see victoria martina. she finished more than a year ago, her case was originally treated as a run up way. -- runway. here is what martinez had to say as he walked free. >> it is kind of messed up because you can check my background, i have a clean record, i've never done anything, i've never fought. i cannot the newspaper, i played soccer, i got offered a scholarship to segment of state, you know. but i mean, i understand, you know, i understand where they're going through and it sucks i feel the same way but i'm going to pray for her and i hope she's doing all right and i hope, you know, she is okay. >>> the district attorney says they won't charge him for murder without a body. they have never been found. >>> oakland police are investigating a deadly hit and run. for sick children was causing macarthur boulevard after eight last night when a silver suv hit and killed her. so far no description of the driver. pleas

an official with pleasanton unified says students from amador, village and foothill gathered for parties over the since iving break. tested positive. officials are trying to track down anyone else who might have been exposed. in person groups and camps music and sports are now paused through the end of the semester. >>> data san francisco, a live look at the salesforce tower. the company is buying chatting service slack in a nearly $20 billion deal. the acquisition is by far the largest in the 21 year history of salesforce. slack has transformed from a fast rising startup into a major competitor of microsoft with more than 12 million daily active users. >>> the first round of coronavirus vaccines could be just weeks away in california. but then what? we break and how the state plans to store and safely deliver it to people. >>> coming up new 6, post- thanksgiving testing brush, a bay area county working overtime to keep up with demand. the new testing options, now available. >>> the san jose mayor has admitted to and now apologized for violating health rules by attending a thanksgiving f

of multiple parties, happening during the thanksgiving break and that students from 3 high schools amador valley foothill and village high were involved at least 2 students have since tested positive and it's unknown at this time. how many students could have been exposed but some of them attended in person after school sports and music camps. and so in an abundance of caution, they've shut them down likely until the end of the semester which is 3 weeks from now while they try and investigate which students were at these parties. they also have a very small number of students in inperson cohorts here at the schools, mostly special ed students and those who have been struggling to access remote learning those programs have also been temporarily pause for a few days while they double check that those students we're not exposed the spokesperson for the district says they hope this is a sobering reminder to the community that we need to take this virus seriously these programs continue to be affected. >>and and it's our students that well. there are a lot unfortunately bear the brunt of that

music and sports camps at amador county high school, foothill high, and village high were shut down. a program for students with special needs was called off. officials said the students were exposed during social gatherings on thanksgiving break. the programs are shut down until the end of this master on my day, december 18. >>> a dozen san francisco nightclubs that have been closed since march are organizing a virtual festival this weekend. they hope the fundraiser will help them survive the pandemic. >>> amber lee is in the city with how you can take part.>> reporter: great northern here on utah street is part of the virtual event. the co-owner is one of the organizers i spoke with. i talked about the importance of keeping music venues alive. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: this artist is recording music at a nightclub. this was a venue that is close to the public since march, due to the pandemic. >> i am so excited to be laying on a stage. i have not played since of february or march. it is a very surreal experience. it's great to be here. >> reporter: great northern is one of a dozen n

of multiple parties, happening during the thanksgiving break and that students from 3 high schools amador valley foothill and village high were involved at least 2 students have since tested positive and it's unknown at this time. how many students could have been exposed but some of them attended in person after school sports and music camps. and so in an abundance of caution, they've shut them down likely until the end of the semester which is 3 weeks from now while they try and investigate which students were at these parties. they also have a very small number of students in inperson cohorts here

the accommodation amador this crisis is probably the worst one that i've experienced there are no jobs in the market and i couldn't find work i haven't paid my rent for the past 2 months she only has another few weeks to pay what she owes before she and her family are kicked out they want to go home to mandalay in myanmar but can't the average daily salary for my coworkers here in some province is only 10 dollars that goes for those who are working on fishing boats the factory workers now there's growing concern that jobs like this could become a few are once thailand fully reopened for business. says thousands of workers have called her migrant worker rights network seeking help the organization has been providing food bags for family but admits even if the markets are able to get to their home countries they'll end up coming back to thailand once there's work she says they'll return even more vulnerable than before the pandemic. i'm worried that the workers will be forced to work for longer hours for a small low wage they're quite vulnerable unlike thai workers who have more rights a

of multiple parties, happening during the thanksgiving break and that students from 3 high schools amador valley foothill and village high were involved at least 2 students have since tested positive and it's unknown at this time. how many students could have been exposed but some of them attended in person after school sports and music camps. and so in an abundance of caution, they've shut them down likely until the end of the semester which is 3 weeks from now while they try and investigate which students were at these parties. they also have a very small number of students in inperson cohorts here at the schools, mostly special ed students and those who have been struggling to access remote learning those programs have also been temporarily pause for a few days while they double check that those students we're not exposed the spokesperson for the district says they hope this is a sobering reminder to the community that we need to take this virus seriously these programs continue to be affected. >>and and it's our students that well. there unfortunately bear the brunt of that and they d

music and sports camps at amador valley high school, village high school and others have been canceled special needs has been called off. the students were exposed during social gatherings on thanksgiving break. they are shutdown until the end of the semester, which is friday, september 18. >>> a dozen san francisco nightclub set up and close since march are organizing a virtual festival this coming weekend. they hope the three-day fundraiser will allow them to survive this ongoing pandemic. we have more on how you can take part. >> reporter: she is recording music. venue close to the public since march due to the pandemic. >> i have not played on a stage since february or march. it is good to be here. >> reporter: great northern is among the dozen nightclubs beyond a fundraiser this weekend called revive the night. >> it has been hard for the clubs. >>> he helped organize the event and will be hosting the three- day virtual festival. revived the night provided this video. these are some of the performances. people can see during the fundraiser. through the website and on twitch, live

she was walking home from school and was last seen at around 03:00pm along amador valley boulevard near village parkway her family says that she left early that day because she didn't have to take gym class being an avid ice skater her key was found by the entrance of a park on her route home every year the community comes together to walk from the former middle school to a local church to call attention to the unsolved mystery is anybody out there has information concerning any of these cases call the san francisco fbi they have ways to report anonymously as well live in the studio ella sogomonian kron 4 news ellen. thank you troubling cases all. >>all right we're going to shift gears a bit and check on our weather forecast for us is standing by with a look ahead warnings. yeah guys we are looking at big change in the weather as we head into this holiday week we've got a nice day today of course a nice weekend to outside right now. now still a couple of patches of fog in the interior valleys and that fog kept temperatures very chilly in spots. look at the high today in concord only 47

students from foothill, village high school and amador valley.ee tested positive for coronavirus. they aren't able to trace all the students that went. >> this is admittedly unfortunate and it's not fair. but we're hoping that this is a reminder to our community that we need to take this seriously and we need to do this together. >> two out of the three schools had in-person programs. the district is now working with the county health department for contact tracing. >>> we're starting to see the pandemic's effect on our education system. many third through eighth graders are falling behind in math. nwea gave standardized tests to students this fall. many have switched to distance learning. students scored five to ten percent tile lower. schools need more resources with a focus on math. they say their study may have underestimated the learning gap for minority students and students from low-income family because many were missing from school when the testing was done. >>> today is day of giving and abc7 is proud to show our support for many nonpro

she was walking home from school and was last seen at around 03:00pm along amador valley boulevard near village parkway her family says that she left school early that day because she didn't have to take gym class being an avid skater that she was and her key was found by the entrance of a park near her home. so every year the community comes together to make that walk from her former middle school to a local church to call attention to that cold cases well soph anybody out there watching has information concerning any of these cases call the san francisco fbi they do have ways to report anonymously as well live in the studio ella sogomonian back to you. >>thank u coming up a mid air emergency a man with covid like symptoms and dies after a flight that was heading l a x now the emt tried to save his life is experiencing symptoms and he's concerned he does in fact. >>another covid-19 vaccine could soon become available when we could have the first trial results from johnson and johnson. >>well this was pretty alarming arm. the protesters tried to force their way ricans the state capitol

heard reports of multiple parties that took place over the thanksgiving break involving kids from amador valley foothill and village high schools in an abundance of caution the district has shut down after school sports and music camps, it also has suspended in person programs for special ed students and people who have been struggling to access remote learning the district is asking students who are at the parties to quarantine for 14 days and watch for symptoms. a new lawsuit is challenging california's promise to provide a free basic education to all students know that lawsuit claims that the state is failing to do its job in providing. >>necessary resources for kids in underserved communities during the coronavirus pandemic they worry that students in those communities are falling further behind the education gap kron four's jonathan mccall is here tonight with details of that lawsuit jonathan, know the folks behind it say they want to reform the way education is set up right now here in the golden state. this 84 page lawsuit filed on behalf of 7 families and to education advocacy gr

of multiple parties, happening during the thanksgiving break and that students from 3 high schools amador valley foothill and village high were involved at least 2 students has since tested positive and it's unknown at this time. how many students could have been exposed but some of them attended in person after school sports and music camps and so in an abundance of caution, they've shut them down likely until the end of the semester which is 3 weeks from now while they try and investigate which students were at these parties. they also have a very small number of students in in person cohorts here at the schools, mostly special ed students and those who have been struggling to access remote learning those programs have also been temporarily pause for a few days while they double check that those students we're not exposed the spokesperson for the district says they hope this is a sobering reminder to the community that we need to take this virus seriously these programs continue to be affected. >>and and it's our students that well. there will unfortunately bear the brunt of that and th

amador valley foothill and village high.he district says it's a reminder that you need to take the virus seriously. >>these programs continue to be affected. >>and and it's our students that well. there unfortunately bear the brunt of that and they desperately need these programs can we. there's nothing more that. we want to do then provide that for them. but it's it's really up to our community and and the choices that they make. >>the district is asking all students who were at parties to follow the guidelines and the alameda county health department isolate for 14 days. watch for symptoms and you could even get a test. >>6.22 on the clock coming up we have new details now on that shooting death of a bay area rapper police are still searching for that shooter this morning we'll talk more about that in a minute we'll be right back. make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with t

of multiple parties, happening during the thanksgiving break and that students from 3 high schools amador valley foothill and village high were involved at least 2 students have since tested positive and it's unknown at this time. how many students could have been exposed but some of them attend.d in person after school sports and music camps. and so in an abundance of caution, they've shut them down likely until the end of the semester which is 3 weeks from now while they try and investigate which students were at these parties. they also have a very small number of students in inperson cohorts here at the schools, mostly special ed students and those who have been struggling to access remote learning those programs have also been temporarily pause for a few days while they double check that those students we're not exposed the spokesperson for the district says they hope this is a sobering reminder to the community that we need to take this virus seriously these programs continue to be affected. >>and and it's our students that well. there unfortunately bear the brunt of that and they d

that includes amador valley foothill and village high schools. district says this is a reminder that we need to take this virus seriously. >>these programs continue to be affected. >>and and it's our students that well. there are a lot unfortunately bear the brunt of that and they desperately need these programs can we. there's nothing more we want to do then provide that for them. but it's it's really up to our community and and the choices that they make. >>the district is asking all students who are at those parties to follow the guidelines from the alameda county health department and isolate for 14 days. and keep an eye out for symptoms. marin county by the way is continuing to reopen schools for in person instruction as of right now the north bay county remains the only bay area county in the red tier of the state's covid-19 watchlist students strawberry point elementary school return to classrooms for the first time in months yesterday. that's in the mill valley school district for the time being the district will only keep students at sch

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and then there are the frontline workers like albert amador. he's a custodian at arrowhead.very day wrapped head to toe in ppe. he cleans and cares for the rooms that house the covid patients. >> i wonder what you think when you're in there thinking and the patient is there p. i pray for the patients. as i clean. >> but for reports like arrowhead, there's more help on the way in the form of a second vaccine. this time from moderna. yesterday, the fda's independent panel on vaccines endorsed the moderna vaccine for emergency use. dr. eric ruben is a member of that commission. >> what should people take away from the panel's nearly unanimous yes? >> i think the important message is the panelists felt very confident in the vaccine. and these are going to be some of the first people in line to get the vaccine themselves and give it to their families. >> reporter: all week we've noticed enthusiasm from frontline workers who were either giving the pfizer vaccine to their colleagues or receiving it. >> it was like you were giving them a shot of gold. they were so excited about it.

sharello, tyler wilkeerson, john bryant, griffin cannon, care lynne m -- caroline muchoki, brittany amadoreand germy scoafield. they have performed long and -- jeremy scoafield. they have performed long and hard hours. more goes into this bill than at any time year round. i preachate so much, the hard work that's gone on -- i appreciate it so much, the hard work that's gone on there. if we don't pass it, we won't be able to provide them the safety and equipment -- we want to get to the point where we have the very best of everything out there and right now we don't. we're not -- china and russia are knocking at our door. we have to do a better job than we have in the past and i'm going to be working with the administration to do everything we can in the coming year. but right now we need to get caught up and go ahead and pass. this bill is the road map for the next year and that's why this is important. so i encourage all of us to do what we have to do to get this bill done, hopefully today but definitely by tomorrow. i believe that will happen because people do care about our troops. there