wildfires do not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communitie

wildfires do not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communitie

vamos a pasar a este mapa de calfire que muestran la zona de alto riesgo. asÍ que zona de alto riesgo. si nos vamos al norte para mi gente en el condado de fresno, tambiÉn cerca esta Área no estÁn muy lejos aquÍ de la montaÑa y por ende en estos colores que indican ese riesgo un poco incrementado. todo el que es valle es Área segura, aquÍ por ejemplo en la parte del este todo el que es cordillera del diablo, ustedes estÁn en tres montaÑa bastante el riesgo. si vamos al norte de la bahia santa cruz casi que no hay escapatoria, destacar freeman,san ramÓn todo esoestÁ rodeado de rojo. santo rosa, si vamos al condado de amador pura montaÑa y vegetaciÓn.todo lo que es la zona de montaÑa antes de llegar a la zona nevada. pero ojo la gente de lincoln uro amarillo y puro naranja. y el Último que quiero destacar es oroville, ustedes no pasaron el aÑo pasado con incendios. mÁs adelante repasaremos lo que paso a raÍz de lo que pasÓ en los Ángeles, la medidas que cambiaron en cuanto a reconstrucciÓn de propiedades porque ahora es mucho mÁs rÁpido. mÁs adelante repasare

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do not take 3 so the only calfire firefighting force that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> senate president mike mcguire there says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars a year to do this. but he argues in the end, it will really save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. in the south. bay officials are expanding ai wildfire sensors into the santa cruz mountains san jose water and santa clara county fire. safe council say this is in response to the wildfires in southern california. these wildfire sensors will be placed near watersheds to protect drinking water from wildfires. the ai sensors com from a company called and 5 and the sensors can detect the earliest stages of a wildfire and prevent real-time alerts too. respond responders, the sensors can also track movements of fires and smoke and can monitor hazardous air quality events. in developing news, the university of california is being sued for using racial preferences in admissions. university offici

a great representative of calfire's -- of golfers and athletes.ven though he doesn't come from our country, he sort of is, he comes from another nice place like australia and they've been very good to us. thank you very much. we also have the head of pfizer here, i want to thank him, one of the great businessman. [crowd booing] thank you very much. i want to congratulate our newly sworn in secretary of housing and urban development, scott turner. i've got to say hello, come on up here, scott. i had tim scott pushing him so hard, i had no choice. i've known him a long time. scott is a real champion. say a couple of words. sec. turner: is everybody happy to be here together? is everybody happy to be here together? first of all, i want to thank president trump for his confidence in appointing me to this position, i consider it a great honor and blessing and i think god for this and i am humbled by it and you can guarantee every day i will be down for the people of america. as i said to tim scott, thank you for your leadership, i appreciate you. for a

you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communitie

wildfires do not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force.is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time when there is a large mega fire. we want to ensure that there are firefighters ready to respond at a moment's notice. 365 days. a year every corner of california needs this bipartisan solution to protect homes and save lives. we're happy to work together and look forward to many more solutions throughout the year. it's a solution. san bernardino based cal fire battalion chief liz brown fully supports truly how fires are put out our boots on the ground. >> and if we don't have boots on the ground, fires don't go out as for how it will be funded. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year. he says budget negotiations still need to take place on this matter. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions of dollars by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> because year after year, we see our communities from

y por primera vez en más de una década, calfire ha actualizado sus mapas de riesgo de incendios, lo quebahía. han visto un gran aumento. de hecho, las zonas catalogadas como muy alto peligro. mientras que en algunas partes de las colinas de oakland han reducido ligeramente su nivel de riesgo, los cambios se basan en décadas de datos sobre incendios, además del clima, lo que permitiría una mejor planificación para prevenir desastres. además, las nuevas regulaciones exigirán mayores medidas de seguridad, como por ejemplo la limpieza de espacios defensivos alrededor de las viviendas y vamos a revisar algunas de las zonas más impactadas. incluyen ciudades como concord clayton, oakland, berkeley y orinda. y escuche en orinda la zona de muy alto peligro se ha más que duplicado, pasando de 2400 a más de 5200 acres. los residentes de estas ciudades han expresado su preocupación sobre estas nuevas regulaciones y cómo esto podría afectar su seguro de vivienda porque saldría más caro. las autoridades locales han anununciado reuniones comunitars para explicar los cambios y también para ayudar a los

now calfire says it is fully contained.he other major fire burning in the region, the eaton fire, is also now 100% contained. with thousands of homes and buildings destroyed and over $1 billion paid out. california's largest insurer is requesting another big rate hike. john ramos explains the latest blow for homeowners. >> reporter: it's been less than a month since wildfire decimated entire neighborhoods in pacific palisades and other communities in los angeles and now the losses are being tabulated. state farm general, california's largest insurer, says they have received more than 8,700 claims and already paid out more than $1 billion from its nearly depleted cash reserves. in a letter to california insurance commissioner ricardo lara, the company said, quote, although reinsurance will assist us in paying what we owe to customers, the cost of these fires will further deplete capital from sfg. we are requesting that you take emergency action to help protect california's fragile insurance market by immediately approving in

los equipos de emergencia de calfire respondieron al accidente y lograron rescatar a una persona quienamente esa importancia de manejar con precaución debido a las condiciones del tiempo. y para saber más sobre cómo estarán las condiciones en nuestra región. vamos con nuestra meteoróloga vianey arana vianey la pregunta. no hemos pasado lo peor, vienen más lluvias? qué nos dices? bueno, pasó lo peor durante la mañana, que es justo lo que pronosticamos, pero aún continúan las lloviznas y también la sierra. esto es en vivo. siguen las condiciones invernales, así que con bastante precaución. actualmente estamos viendo cómo el impacto atmosférico continúa el movimiento, incluso también avanzando hacia el sur. y por supuesto, los impactos incluyen el valle central y los Ángeles. nuestro caza tormentas sigue registrando lluvia entre ligera y moderada. se espera que continúe en las próximas horas, y debido a esto, se mantendrá esa vigilancia por inundación para los condados de marin, napa y sonoma. durante el fin de semana, pero también para los condados de alameda contra costa, san francisco.

calfire se prepara para la prÓxima ronda de incendios en california y lo hace aquÍ en [mÚsica] juan:s de los incendios. le contamos sobre un evento en el norte de california que pueden ayudar a sus hijos a cumplir su sueÑo de ir a la universidad. muy buenos dÍas que bueno que sigan con nosotros en esta emisiÓn de jueves, y a los que se unen a la transmisiÓn aquÍ a sacramento, en fresno, en la bahÍa. que bueno que me acompaÑan, y lo recibo con esa toma en vivo del trÁfico, estamos bien de la autopista 50 a la altura de la calle 28 en la capital de california. el trÁfico fluye tranquilamente aunque en direcciÓn este vemos un poco de trÁfico denso. asÍ luce la bahia. un trÁfical que tiene a vuelta de rueda el movimiento en esa zona, hay tranquilidad pero lluvia eso si en el golden gate, tengo mucho cuidado. salga con tiempo y con mucha paciencia y cuidado con las lluvias que pueden haber y con el frÍo que se siente a esta hora conforme va saliendo a su trabajo y a la escuela de sus hijos. para saber mÁs y lo que le depara a usted cuando salga a su labor pasemos sobre con mi compaÑera lo

do not take 3 so the only calfire firefighting force that is our best in last defense and protecting and homes across the state should be full time too. >> as for how this is going to be senate president mike mcguire says it will cost the state about 175 to 180 million per year. but he argues it will ultimately save the state billions by preventing huge fire losses and destruction. >> there is a only on this achievement, fire department and city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> san francisco fire department did swear in its new fire chief today. chief dean chris penn has more than 3 decades with the department and has been recognized 3 times for bravery in service of sf residents. chief chris penn has also served as incident commander at 50 major incidents. he was also part of sf the fire department's response to new york city and the aftermath of the 9.11 attacks. congratulations goes out to him. seems like it's serve honor. yeah. all right. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10. but stay tuned for the news at 11. the first sports timeline crowd for sports re

city workers and calfire hand crews came to the hillside neighborhood to help.t its first priority is clearing out the main roads. >> thought we knew what to expect. we put the mud fence up. we tried to be prepared. but this was just way too much. >> a similar situation near the pacific palisades burn scar. crews were cleaning up muddy roads in malibu. a woman whose business survived the fire and mudslides said that she is grateful that it's just standing. >> it feels pretty amazing, i must tell you, very amazing. i do, i do, i feel very honored. very honored. and once again i love the community of malibu. they're very special people here. it's a wonderful community. >> that little dog was taking it all in stride. both areas continue to monitor the situation for more possible mudslides. >>> also hosted another big all star event, the hbcu classic, two historically black colleges, tuskegee university and morehouse, are facing off. the hbcu classic is in its fourth year, giving athletes a global stable for something bigger than just the game. >> it's amazing. the

take you inside and after the break, calfire releasing new maps. they detail the fire maps.hey detail the fire risk california communities. i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> cal fire has started to release new maps. they outlined the severity of fire danger in california communities. this comes after governor newsom signed an executive order to accelerate the release of those maps, grass valley and trucking saw a pretty big jump in severity. so did auburn, juliet smith has the story. >> approximately 1.4 million new acres of land have been added to the 2 higher tiers of fire hazard severity. according to a press release

you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> right now, senate president mike mcguire says that this would cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year to fund. but he says ultimately the state would save billions by preventing the huge losses and destruction that we see from these wildfires. >> 7.18, is the time governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., for a two-day trip that will include a meeting with president donald trump potentially now, according to newsom's office, he's in the nation's capital to meet with the president and along with senior administration officials to and members of congress all in an effort to push for more federal fire aid. in a statement, the governor's office said in part, quote, the governor's trip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the las angeles fires and ensuring impacted families who lost their homes and livelihoods have the support they n

plus calfire releasing new maps detailing the fire risk in california communities. >> and police investigating the stabbing death in san jose. that happened on valentine's day. we'll have a valentine's day. we'll have a live report about victim. excig with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. an action-packed all-star weekend wrapping up with a big win for warriors star steph curry. plus the santa clara county office of education is planning to lay off workers months after the fire. the superintendent over allegations of misusing money. and police investigate a stabbing death in san jose on valentine's day. we're live this morning. know about victims. well, morning news star

calfire santa clara unit will be conducting a controlled burn at sanborn county park. >> that starts at 09:00am and ends around 3 tavares is smoke may be visible along highway 9 and right near stewart ridge area. the bird is part of vegetation management ever to reduce wildfire risk mon habitat restoration and protect local resources. there are no partner chill closures. residents are advised not to call 9-1-1. if you see smoke as cal fire crews are going to be on site for that operation. and the san francisco marin foodbank warning about a possible data breach according to a notice posted on the food bank's website. this happened back in may of last year. the food bank says the type of information take it could include social security numbers, driver's license, credit card information the food bank says free credit monitoring and identity protection services are available to anybody who might have been impacted. >> one of the most important safeway's perhaps in the entire country is lows. it's the one in san francisco's fillmore district. you can see shelving. it's the only thing th

you not take 3 so the only calfire firefighting force.t defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> as for how it's going to be fun, it senate president mike mcguire says it's going to cost the state about 175 to 185 million per year. but he argues will ultimately save the state billions better than a huge fire losses and destruction. governor gavin newsom in washington for 2 day trip. that will include a meeting with president donald trump according newsom's office. he's in our nation's capital. meet with trump senior administration officials and members of congress, all the push for federal fire. 8 a statement newsom's office saying this in part, governor tripp is focused on securing crucial disaster aid for the survivors of the las angeles fires and ensuring impact of families who lost their livelihoods are able to rebuild and recover. remains unclear if newsom will meet directly with president donald trump. we're told the schedule is fluid and still being worked out. the trump administration pla

you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> as for how to fund this senate. president mike mcguire says it's going to cost the state about 175 285 million dollars every year. >> he says, though, ultimately it will save the state billions of dollars. >> by preventing fires from spreading and causing this type of destruction. >> well, governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., now for a two-day trip that will include meeting with president donald trump according to newsom's office. he's in our nation's capital to meet with the president and senior administration officials and members of congress all to push for federal fire in a statement the governor's office said, quote, in part the governor's trip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the las angeles fires and ensuring impact the families who lost their homes and livelihoods have support. they need to rebuild and recover and quote, now it remains

you not take 3 >> so the only calfire firefighting force. that is our best in last defense and protecting lives and homes across the state should be full time too. >> president of the mike mcguire says that it would cost the state about 175 to 185 million dollars per year for this. but he argues that ultimately the state would save billions by preventing the huge losses and destruction that we've seen. the trump administration plans to lay off almost all u.s. aid employees. according to a memo posted on usaid's website. all staff working outside of the u.s. are going to put on leave before midnight friday and be ordered to return home within 30 days unless they are deemed essential. thousands of u.s. aid employees have already lost their jobs and programs worldwide have already been shut down. >> well, governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., right now for a two-day trip that will include a meeting with president trump. potentially now according to newsom's office. he's in our nation's capital right now to meet with administration offic

calfire was here from the very beginning, and i could tell you there has been resources throughout countywideevery city, from our fire stations, our public safety in terms of our officers and even our neighboring refineries. >> back out here, live in martinez. we are expecting, like i said, another update from health officials later this morning. we're live this morning in martinez. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you tori. well, this morning, flights across the u.s. may face delays as the faa works to restore the notice to air missions system after a saturday night outage. the faa is investigating why that computer system outage happened in the first place. the notice to air mission system is crucial for flight safety. it gives pilots important alerts on conditions. and here's a live look at sfo in the conditions there. right now, you can see that rainy, drizzly, cloudy weather overhead. the flight tracker flightaware reports that there are 96 delays and six cancellations at sfo. there's only a handful of delays at the main airports in oakland and san jose. it's not clear if any of