to pick them camila.p. and we actually just had dug all around the corner over there. know you can say it's a high doug and his and he actually came up to pick up some sandbags and just about half an hour ago, someone else picked up some sandbags and they're here for free. people can pick up 2 at 15 bags and take them home with them so they can prepare for rain tomorrow, especially if you think that you're in a flood zone area. >> i'm currently in redwood city but if you are not able to make it out to redwood city. there are several other locations where you can get sandbags. take a look at your screen. these are some of the locations princeton corporation yard in half moon bay grand corporation yard in redwood city at la honda corporation yard in the honda and pescadero high school and now the sandbags help prevent flood water damage in your homes, you simply place them outside and against the doors where water may enter your house. but besides the sandbags. there's a few other ways you can prepare for t

harper's camila barco live in the city to explain. good morning. camila. >> eyes too.ple who work in areas where there's a lot of contacts before those employees clock in today. they must prove that they are fully vaccinated. take a look at your screen. this applies to workers who our at bars restaurants clubs theaters entertainment venues as well as indoor gyms and other fitness establishments. now, if you remember the city and county require customers to show proof a vaccination at these businesses starting back on august 12 but employees had about 2 months to get the vaccine today. both customers and now employees entering those workplaces must be fully vaccinated. the idea is to protect people against the spread of covid but also keep businesses open the vaccination requirements also apply to health care providers. and that includes workers at adult day care centers. residential care facilities, dental offices home health aides and pharmacist city leaders and health experts continue to push for the vaccines because they say it's the most powerful tool. >> to protec

those to kron 4 celebration of hispanic heritage month and camila barco this year. we're looking at the latinx culture right here in the bay area. and beyond that the no experience in san francisco dates. back to the gold rush. it continued to the 1800's for latinos and happen. did what we know as north beach. but after world war 2, a populated. the mission district today. 24 street is known as sky of ad collateral and represents the cultural political and social impact latinos

>> sí es la segunda respuestas como artistas como bad bunny, balvin, camila cabello y que han roto los a quién nombrar, que no sabían quienes eran sus líderes. >> ¿por qué? >> es que los latinos desafortunadamente seguimos siendo invisibles, el último reporte del gobierno indica que los latinos representamos del 5 a 6% de los personajes de la televisión en hollywood, es horrible, así que hay un problema de visibilidad porque no nos vemos en las pantallas. >> pero entretenimiento no es solos lo que vemos en pantalla, tiene impacto en la vida ricardo real muchísimas gracias paula. >> gracias nicole,. >> la vida de vicente fernández llega a netflix con una serie autobiografica y el propio jaime camil dará vida al personaje de vicente fernández y seguro que lo hará bien. >> así concluimos la primera semana en el nuevo espacio, les semana en el nuevo espacio, les gustó? nos vamos más ¿cuándo se atrevió ese miserable a regalarle esta porquería a mi nieto? - prometimos venir... y aquí estamos. - ¿juan... dónde está? - pero usted, mejor que nadie, sabe que juan reyes solo tiene ojos para norma

we'll keep you updated back to you. >> alright camila camila. now we're saying it's just 83. does that mean just 83 of those 150 is still burning. >> so if i had made a call to cal fire to get that question answered at this time. i have not gotten a call back, but it could be an overestimate that they made earlier. but at this time we don't have a confirmed answer. okay. thank you for that live report on. >> in santa barbara county highway one oh, one along the got vo coastline is back open in both directions following its closure because of the fire. the fire burned. nearly 17,000 acres. and so far this morning, 41% contained. the railway parallel to one o one is reopened this morning and amtrak's pacific surfliner and coast starlight. they are expected to resume service in both directions. 3 homes. unfortunately have been destroyed, including one abandoned house and a mobile home. >> some stunning video from the san joaquin valley. this is the knp complex fire burning in sequoia and kings canyon national parks containment has jumped to 45%. so

camila: qué superoso todo lo que pasó con tu amiguita.

you can see that little pockets of camila standing right there.f that pocket dry skies right now to her west to her is to south and to our north. >> here's the rain. basically everywhere. so there are breaks in the system. but as you can see, sitting out in the pacific. yeah. lattimore energy working its way. and i'm telling you where it's all headed next. to your forecast. and we've got so many accidents out there. a lot of areas are really flooding. you can hardly keep track. >> of everything that's happening. definitely want to take your time as you're driving throughout the bay area lab. >> 6.42 right now and we're getting you through this morning. trust me, we'll get you through there's a live look at the satellite radar image and you can see the how big this storm is. yeah, mostly everybody's get wet except in middle of a donut storm right now. little bit. that's it, it's a meteorological term. it is doughnut store and the cover all for the forecast is there's more on the way because there certainly is heading toward the peninsula heading to

camila. >> all right.o breaking from overnight, students and staff who are in the west contra costa unified school district will be required to get the covid the mandate was made late last night kron 4 sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with the details. hi, sara. >> and daria and another bay area school district putting a vaccine mandate in place not only for staff but for students as well. they really break down the details. take a look at your screen west contra. costa unified staff and volunteers have to show proof of covid-19 vaccinations either by being fully vaccinated are having the first shot by october 15th second shot. no later than november 15th and final full proof must be provided by december 7th. now students ages 12 years and older. take a look at your screen must show proof of their first shot by november 15th and their second shot by december 15th. but if a student does improve in-person extra co-curricular activities. they must get their first vaccination shot by november. 1st and sec

so a lot of work to be done. >> camila bernal, thank you very much.>>> outfront next. democrats scrambling for more options on raising the debt ceiling as the deadline to avoid america's first-ever default looms large. the s.e.c. chairman tonight warns of massive volatility in the markets, and says the u.s. is on uncharted water. >>> plus, gabby petito's family speaking out and saying, quote, someone needs to start talking to help solve the mystery of gabby's death. >>> and rocket man. new details tonight on what will be william shatner's historic journey to space at the age of 90. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. out fron

camila. >> yes. and all. will that fire also injured a 150 people.ay speakers will reflect on what happened. but they'll also remember the people who were affected by the city of oakland says the oakland birth the firestorm should not be forgotten. and this is what happened on october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hills and firefighters were able to put it out. but the next morning, strong winds reignited the smoldering embers. and you can see by this video, the hills of oakland and berkeley became an inferno. now the fire destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and cost one 0.5 billion dollars in damages. according to fema, a 5 year drought low humidity and limited water supply or additional risk factors. the tunnel fires also known as oakland berkeley. firestorm in the oakland hills. fire. it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to rage through california at that time. but to this day it's unclear what started it now city of oakland will look back at the 1991 fire during a

the company says the pill cuts your risk of hospitalization or death and half kron four's camila barco is live at mark. and can you tell updates. what are you learning out there about this pill. >> well, i mean, this can change just the way doctors treat covid pay the covid-19 patients are a number executives say that they plan to submit the data about the new pill for review in the coming days. and we know about their research. they say that they study 775 adult who had mild to moderate covid-19 and they were considered higher risk for severe disease due to health problems like obesity diabetes or heart disease and the early results showed that patients who received the pell within 5 days of showing covid-19 symptoms had their chances of hospitalization or death cut in half. another group of patients who received the placebo or otherwise known as the w pill they suffered severe symptoms. the pill was so successful that a group of medical experts recommended merck stop the trial early. >> because the initial results were so strong. if cleared merck's drug would be the first pill to tre

we also have team coverage now 2 of the downpour with kron four's, camila barco. she's been up in the north bay reporting. you know, this morning on a different story. but we've shifted gears. she is now focusing on the rain coming down as well. all right. so how's it looking camila right now. >> both hold on. there we go. there we are. good morning, i can tell it. >> good morning, you guys. so yeah, it's been what you're looking at right now is what i've been seeing this full warning has just been continuously nonstop rainy in santa rosa this entire morning. but as you can see, it's a light rain. i've seen some people take their dog out for a walk. some guy just actually just bike to work or school. so it's light rain, but it's a humiliated in certain areas. what you're looking at right now is highly one. oh, one near a santa rosa, the roads are, as we mentioned, their wet, their slick. you can notice that. i'm i'm i don't if you guys can actually notice rain. you can see that as a cars drive by the roads are just wet and slick. they got there. wind going. so if

camila and bundle up the head. as you can see, wind is an issue today. >> and tomorrow is the big show that we're covering live here on kron 4 at 2 o'clock. so you can stay nice and cozy and warm in your home. i we've got ken wayne. >> am seeing that live special. so he'll be able to give us all the inside commentary to being a pilot himself in a navy veteran. so tune in again, saturday at 02:00pm right here in early easier to watch on tv because to park. >> and they got roads shut down and we can show let's take a look at the graphic. the roads that are affected. the area traffic long avenue in marine drive can drive there. well, because they're going to reserve a lot of that stuff for people who might need a little bit extra help getting to and from. and that's why the parking lot there. fort point national historic site that's going to be limited to just cars with disabled parking placards in them or license plates. and then also we have high street a lower van ness it be treat. that's going to be completely shu

kron four's camila barco has more on the cultural legacy and community of latinos in the city. >> theon district cultural legacy blossoms in murals along the city streets like won on the cs painting. let's roll sus, which means for the roses flowering happened during the 1980's when i was painting this in the 1980's political turmoil drove central americans to the united states. many, we've got our when system of the innocent and the daniels came. >> during the and made their homes in san francisco, but not the nose inhabited. the mission district. >> long before that the area was historically an irish community after world war 2 irish president's resettled in newly built homes. >> in the sunset district. and so what we see taking place in the mission, district them. >> is the people who are of irish descent. >> to the avenue use. this is carlos got all >> a retired professor from san francisco state university he says by the 50's, the mission transitioned into a latino neighborhood the creative restaurants. they created businesses. institutions flourished in the 1970's. local groups.

however, officials have closed that site. >> in santa cruz camila barco kron 4 news get. >> here's aat some of the other fires we're following across the state tonight starting with the campy complex fires burning in the sequoia and kings canyon national parks. the latest numbers there show that fire officials now show that the fire has now burned some 88,000 acres and is 55% contained. meanwhile, the caldor fire is getting closer to complete containment tonight. it is 98% contained and has burned more than 221,000 acres. the monument fire right now has burned more than 223,000 acres and is 94% contained while the envelope fire is now at 95% containment with more than 145,000 acres burned the dixie fire is that 94% containment as well. so far this fire has burned more than 964,000 acres since it started 3 months ago. >> well, turns out that the woolsey fire did more destruction than originally thought when it scorched parts of malibu in 2018 soil samples taken immediately following the fire show radioactive particles ended up in neighborhoods from 1000 oaks to simi valley. the study

. >> camila es todo para nosotros... baby shower a una yegua, nos dirÁn cÓmo se enfrentan a los halagos y crÍticas por la insÓlita fiesta. satcha: estallan en jÚbilo cientos de fanÁticos de los Ángeles tras el dramÁtico triunfo de los dodgers ante su archirrival es, aquÍ te diremos porque la Épica victoria estÁ salpicada por la polÉmica. carlos: es un viernes espectacular en "despierta amÉrica". paulina rubio habla con alan tacher, nos contÓ hasta 100 verdad que cantarÁ con thalÍa. paulina: buenas mancuernas hacen la diferencia... satcha: el medio del estreno de la pelÍcula "koati" estuvieron otras cÁmaras en miami para traerte las primeras imÁgenes de camilo llevar una despuÉs de anunciar el embarazo hasta una gran sorpresa. carlos: esta maÑana estarÁ con nosotros marjorie de sousa, ella harÁ lo que toda mujer deberÍa de tener en cuenta. satcha:lidia britos va a responder a una demanda que le puso un autÓgrafo por agredirlo. carlos: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] [mÚsica]

. >> and today latinos have populated the mission district kron four's camila barco has more on the cultural legacy and community of the latinos in the city. >> the mission district cultural legacy blossoms in murals along the city streets like won on the cs painting. let's roll sus, which means for the roses flowering happened during the 1980's when i was painting this in the 1980's political turmoil growth central americans to the united states. many, we've got our when system of the and the daniels came. >> during the and made their homes in san francisco, but not the nose inhabited. the mission district. >> long before that the area was historically an irish community after world war 2 irish president's resettled in newly built homes. >> in the sunset district. and so what we see taking place in the mission district. then. >> is the people who are of irish descent. >> to the avenue use. this is carlos kind >> a retired professor from san francisco state he says by the 50's, the mission transitioned into a latino neighborhood the creative restaurants. they created businesses. institutions

kron four's, camila barco has that story for us. >> there isn't a day that goes by that i don't think about my situation awareness on the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> ucsf doctor james specht's questions how the bay area is prepared for natural disasters. it's not. >> any longer going to be 2448 72 hour perrod where there won't be. service is available. it's going to be up to a week or longer. 32 years ago. he was working at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. >> when he got a call. the cypress freeway collapsed and crushed dozens of cars and drivers and it's at that area where. >> 2 children were extricated from a crushed vehicle. that's a team of doctors and firefighters found a 6 year-old boy trapped in a car. >> his legs were pinned. but that's hunt in the middle of broken concrete and and bt did the kids right leg. the whole team of us were in rescue mode. so we were really thinking about. >> the environment around us. although the structure was shaking. >> the boy survived since that time that says the bay area is more prepared for earthquakes. he says

i'm camila barco live with the new requirement that goes into effect today. >> 4 employees in san francisco. >> they had to. and this way giants dodgers game 5 tomorrow night in do or die at oracle will have the low lights from last night's game and reaction from fans and a live report. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> and wait. there's more. william shatner is on his way coming down from space moment land. in fact, that just touched down in watching the live feed here. so that's going to be fun to see him emerge and talk about the experience of going up into 0. g weightlessness. they. got high enough that he technically was in space. captain kirk all their the live pictures of the on on the ground. he just landed in texas what an incredible. >> way to top off your career after playing captain kirk and faking being in space right now. more than 50 years later at 90 years old, actually experience the real thing. they always said space. the final frontier right. our ship enterprise and here he is on jeff bezos's craft. that's pretty incredible

charcos que camila disfrutaba hoy. ahora temen que a su prima reciÉn nacida le toque un evacuaciÓn.encias. dicen que estÁn monitoreando la zona que se inundÓ previamente cerca del arroyo coyote. la portavoz indica que estÁn monitoreando 62 zonas propensas a deslaves. dicen que no tienen una lista para darnos, pero que las personas que viven en esas zonas estÁn al tanto. paola: existe un programa que entregarÁ subvenciones a propietarios de viviendas para que acondicionen sus casas. >> los estÁ ayudando el deseo de tener justicia para mario. paola: se esperan los resultados de la autopsia de mario gonzÁlez, pero quÉ ha cambiado?. hablaremos del tema. ademÁs, le diremos sobre un entrenamiento para su trabajo al volver. ♪ ♪ [mú ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: en el mes de abril, mario gonzÁlez falleciÓ en alameda a manos de la policÍa, pero la familia sigue pidiendo respuestas y esperando el resultado de la autopsia. >> la familia estÁ triste. tienen coraje. ellos se apoyan en el deseo de justicia. reportera: estas son las fotos de una vigilia que se llevÓ a cabo el martes, ponlos de ——cuando se c

camila. >> good morning. also yaffe 5 hours until day 2 of this concert starts. but who's counting right. which means there's going to be plenty of bumper to bumper traffic around golden gate park and possibly around the city. you can also expect to see more people on the buses and trains more than 200,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival crews, like you said, we will have closed plenty of streets and that includes west of the park which means presidio at crossover as well as sunset between irving on martin luther king for the event. so, you know, parking, it's going to be limited around the park and your best bet is to use the festivals. shuttle service rideshares bikes or public transportation unity is providing extra service to golden gate park on the. the light rail and 5 are fulton rapid bust out the end you to light rail runs from 03:00pm to 11 30 at night. today that 5 are fulton rapid bus operates from 03:00pm to 09:00pm. there's also the fx full to express it runs

charcos que camila disfruta. ahora temen que a su prima reciÉn nacida le toque una evacuaciÓn.dice que estÁn preparados para responder ante cualquier agencia. seÑalan que estÁn monitoreando la zona de coyote creek. seguirÁn monitoreando el drenaje mientras caiga la lluvia. la portavoz dice que monitorean 62 zonas propensas a deslaves. dice que no tienen la lista, pero que las personas en esas zonas estÁn preparadas con sacos de arena, las que puede conseguir en el sitio en pantalla. para mÁs informaciÓn, busque en nuestra aplicaciÓn. paola: con el cÓdigo en pantalla puede descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn, en donde podrÁ recibir alertas informativas. nuestra aplicaciÓn es gratuita. pfizer afirmÓ que su vacuna para niÑos de 5—11 aÑos tiene efectividad de mÁs del 90%. esta vacuna tiene menor concentraciÓn que la de los adultos y podrÍa comenzar a aplicarse en noviembre. autoridades de santa clara anunciaron este viernes que los elegibles podrÁn obtener el refuerzo. reportera: buenas tardes. hay buenas noticias. millones de personas podrÁn recibir el refuerzo y escoger la vacuna que de

dana: camila estudia ciencias polÍticas en la universidad internacional de la florida y recibiÓ una noticiaiguen un trabajo para saldar la deuda. dana: ella cuenta como una deuda. >> con esta decisiÓn acaban de aclarar como las personas podrÍan ser elegibles para el perdÓn de sus compromisos de deuda estudiantil. dana: ademÁs los prestatarios deben tener prÉstamos hechos directamente por el gobierno federal. unas 550.000 personas podrÍan calificar para el perdÓn de sus deudas estudiantiles. >> las universidades saben que lo que corÁn es exagerado. fÉlix: washington continÚa siendo escenario de intensos debates sobre el presupuesto, el plan econÓmico del presidente biden y el techo del paÍs, tanto es asÍ que los republicanos ofrecieron nuevas vÍas. pablo: la economÍa del paÍs ha evitado el precipicio, pero sÓlo hasta diciembre. a pesar de la negativa, el lÍder republicano del senado ofreciÓ una vÍa para que el el techo de la deuda se eleve temporalmente. >> el gobierno tiene que dejar de pagar algunas cosas, por ejemplo los salarios de empleados federales, los salarios de los soldados, los c

let's go to cnn's camila bernal in huntington beach in california.t owns the pipeline, right? >> reporter: that's right, and this is amplify energy. they're a small independent company with about 122 employees. and they own the operating company. that's beta operating company. and the problem here that we're seeing is that over the last 11 years, they have been cited with violations more than 100 times. we also know that just last month, they received a warning from the bureau of environmental enforcement here. and it's unclear whether these violations and warnings are linked to this spill but people here have a lot of questions and the company. they are saying that they believe that the possibility here is that the anchor from a passing ship hit that pipeline, and caused the leak. but they still have a lot of explaining here to do. they say they have divers out there doing everything they can to figure this out. but it has not been enough for the district attorney here in orange county who says someone needs to be held accountable. here's what he sa

camila. >> it's 7. '07. and today is the first day of a new mass vaccination site in valais. whoa. it is at the solano county fairgrounds open today through saturday. 09:00am to 04:00pm and they're going to be running this until the middle of december. there are closures beginning november. and then again during the thanksgiving holiday, that's when they won't be operating. but there's plenty of time and space for you. get your shot there in the east bay contra costa county has become the second county in the bay area to declare covid misinformation a public health crisis. the county board of supervisors approved the resolution. as you can see in this meeting last night. they state the county officials are committed to preventing the spread of false information about the virus and about vaccines that could threaten public health and safety and san mateo county where facebook is. they did a similar thing. they pass that resolution last week. facebook has faced criticism for allowing covid misinformation to spread. >> well, new this morning, a disturbing story out of san francisco. a

there's all kinds of other fleet week stuff that you can enjoy and crawford's camila barco is in sanco with a look at some of those things say good morning, kayla. >> good morning, you guys. so yeah, there's a little bit for everyone. i'm here at the humanitarian assistant village. and you can see one of the full tunes setting up for today's of then sen this is a medical team. this is where you can learn how these men and women respond to natural disasters. but this area. you can also check out the heavy machinery. and you can also check out the equipment. but this is just a part of the the entire weekend. take a look at your screen. this is a rundown of today's events. the day kicks off with the parade of ships at 11 this morning. the u.s. navy parachute team at 1245 the red bull air force skydivers at 1245 and the blue angels close. today's show at 03:00pm. but if you also take a look at your screen. you'll see the sights and sounds of the blue angels practicing. this was that yesterday. this year's show will feature the usual tricks. but the blue angels are also debuting their new

so we've got kron four's, camila barco in the newsroom. now to talk about the ramifications for those who haven't timing know camila. yeah. well, daryn, james, you're going to see less san francisco police officers patrolling the streets. the police association of the san francisco police association says that there's. >> more than a 100 of their members that fail to meet with the city's vaccine mandate. and if you remember san francisco gave city workers like these police officers several months to get a covid shot and as you guys said that deadline to prove that they were vaccinated was yesterday so a 120 sworn officers did not meet that requirement. now the ramifications a spokesperson from the san francisco police association says that the employees who continue to decline getting a covid shot will be placed on paid administrative leave and not be allowed to go back to work now. starting today, san francisco workers in designated high-risk locations must be vaccinated that includes people who work in jails hospital city operated assist

thank you, camila. it's 5. '09. >> and just as though san francisco police officers are going to have to be taken off the street car burglars shot at a witness. who is that the car burglars were going into breaking cars along saves. this was a market and shot. somebody is on doing it. this is yesterday afternoon peer 19. these are pictures of 2 thieves breaking into cars and they were stealing stuff like luggage and there was a witness there who saw this and shouted at them to stop. and the witness started taking pictures and then one of the thieves pulled out a gun and fired it at the person who was yelling at them to stop and here's the witness saying what else happened. >> i heard shots fired. so you that need talking right jumped behind the car that i was standing next to and that's when the guys are just back out to see what was going on and that's when the guys jumped into their car. yeah. i stood up again and started hollering and yelling and screaming people to stop them. >> that's crazy stuff.

camila. and in contra, costa county h become the second county in the bay area to declare. >> covid miss information a public health crisis county board of supervisors approved a resolution that state said county officials are committed to preventing the spread of false information about the virus and about vaccines that could threaten public health and safety officials in san mateo county, where facebook headquarters is located passed a similar resolution last week. facebook has faced criticism for allowing covid misinformation to spread. well, new this morning, a disturbing story out of san francisco where a homeless man has died after his sleeping bag. >> was set on fire. police say the man was asleep on 25th street and south van ness last friday morning when he woke up to his sleeping bag in flames. paramedics took him to the hospital. he did not recover from his injuries. unfortunately passed away yesterday. police are investigating this as a case of homicide. walgreens says that crime i

the 9th camila jamal in the close it out. he gets will smith.n infield pop out at first coming in is donovan solano. he will make the catch. that'll do it for the giants. they walk away with the win a huge win it that the giants lead the dodgers. now one nothing in the nlds 3rd and king has got be a party right now and that's where we find kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney. she joins us now live. oracle park. kate, what was the atmosphere like down there at the ballpark. kyle and it was the giants. first time back in the postseason since 2016 and no, the atmosphere did not disappoint chance of beat la started before the fans even came into the stadium and continued until 2030 minutes after that final out. >> so excited for these fans to be back here experiencing baseball in october tonight was logan webb night. you talked about a lot in that highlight just how good was web? i'm gonna go ahead and steal a little nugget i found from espn reporter jeff passan. he's one of only 3 giants pitchers in the postseason to put up 7, 2, thirds innings. 0 r

kron four's camila barco has been following what's been happening this morning camila.hat could be a possibility games. this could also mean booster shots for. >> millions of more people and happening right now, the fda panel is hearing from moderna and visors. they're currently on a break. but moderna is seeking fda clearance for a booster similar to pfizer's it would be available for people 65 years or older as well as for adults with other health problems. jobs or living situations that put them at increased risk from the coronavirus. now with fda's approval. the shot would be given 6 months after going through the first 2 doses, however, compared to the first 2 shots. moderna advisers are proposing to cut the size of its booster by at least half so far the company has administered more than a 191 million doses. now the panel is also set to discuss a johnson and johnson booster shot tomorrow. preliminary results from a study show that people who received the j and j dose may be better off getting a booster shot from moderna or pfizer that mixing and matching of these

thank you camila. check in with you >> 6.36 is the time and dale sells high school football coach justin alum bomb has tested positive for covid-19. now, according to him, he is fully vaccinated. he's not experiencing any symptoms, but he is quarantining there was one other positive covid case on the team. he's not sure if he caught it from that person and that person has been identified publicly. but the team is following all contra. costa county health protocols their game against cal high in san ramon is still scheduled to be played to this friday will let you know if that changes 6.37 right now. and guess what, county and all of california. >> is getting to move into the first to move into the yellow covid tear for moderate transmission. marin county, marin county has recorded fewer than 50 cases per 100,000 people over the past 7 days. health officials say 92% or and population is vaccinated, which is the highest in the bay area. and this comes just days before marin county is set to join san fran

thanks, camila it. >> 8. '02, is the time. let's also get you caught up on the weather, too, as we're heading into a weekend where the skies starting off really blew nice and sunny, can you imagine after the disappointment and heartache of last night. >> that there are blue skies in another day to hard to believe it helped. >> it is very helpful agreed the today and tomorrow going to be easily the warmest of the forecast. the clears 2 best days to be spending outside, get yourself. some sunshine and hopefully cheer yourselves up because last night was a hard. one of you. it outside this morning. at half moon. bay skies are crystal clear. i know we just showed you this view. but i want to show it again because it is absolutely gorgeous out there this morning. waves just light enough everyone out there on their bikes. that's a nice way to get your morning started radar shows you these clear skies with your at the coast by the bay further inland. all of us in the same boat there just enough of an offshore wind to ensure that mari

. >> and she's got the story on this camila barco. to anybody that they have opinions. >> well, not a lot of people had a lot to say much about but we did speak to one person who will hear from later. but we're also hearing from chappelle. he did not hold back talking a little bit about the backlash he received in his netflix special. he says that several film festivals have canceled him but not netflix or the chase center. he will be debuting his new documentary. and despite the controversy that his netflix series has received chappelle is creating his untitled documentary and net film follows him in a series of live shows in his hometown during the covid-19 pandemic and after the murder of george floyd the show here at the chase center will also feature live performances from median and other guests. >> but before announcing this court earlier this month. chappelle released a netflix series called the closer the special gained hate after some people say he made transphobic comments some netflix employees even walked out last week in

thank you so much, camila, for that report. happening tomorrow. parents are planning a school walkout across the state to rally against the vaccine mandates for their kids. news of tomorrow's walkout circulated on social media from orange county all the way up to redding. this statewide protests is by is the latest move by parents and voters who are dissatisfied with both on-campus mask-wearing and vaccine mandates in california schools. we reached out to school districts around the bay area about possible disruptions and what they plan to do in case it happens. and as soon as we find out more information, we will let you know. >> in the east bay alameda county deputies are warning parents about brightly colored fentanyl. they're seeing on the streets. deputies say the drug could attract children because of its color and how it's being disguised. here's a photo of a recent drug bust early last week. the hayward police department found similar colored fentanyl in that city as well. you see it's a purple color there. police say some of the drugs fou

back to you. >> alright camila. we always i love flee. we keep finding a rooftop and just watching, you know, those blue angels fly and do all their fun little. >> maybe next year it's your turn now this year's jonathan mccall. 15. so maybe next year you'll start laying down the track. i want to go like to go up with the blue angels. on saturday. october 9th, the blue angels will fly over san francisco. you can join us right here on kron. 4 to see the blues live. the air show is 2 hours of high-flying stunas featuring the spectacular about of the navy's best pilots. again. it saturday. >> 02:00pm right here on kron 4. so i don't find a rooftop or something like that. you don't want to head to the city. this your best bet to catch >> it's the last day of the 21st annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival and this year it is it will consist of live and pre-recorded performances. organizers say last year's online performance. if this got more than a million views. it is free. that's one of my favorite words free. we have a link to the live s

. >> he shares his story with kron four's camila barco. >> there isn't a day that goes by that i don't about my situation awareness on the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. >> ucsf doctor james specht's questions how the bay area is prepared for natural disasters it's not any longer going to be. >> 2448 72 hour period where there won't be. service is available. it's going to be up to a week or longer. 32 years ago. he was working at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. >> when he got a call. the cypress freeway collapsed and crushed dozens of cars and drivers and it's at that area where. >> 2 children were extricated from a crushed vehicle. that's a team of doctors and firefighters found a 6 year-old boy trapped in a car. >> his legs were pinned. but that's hunt in the middle of broken concrete and and bt did the kids right like the whole team of us were in rescue mode. so we were really thinking about. >> the environment around us. although the structure was shaking. >> the boy survived since that time that says the bay area is more prepared for earthquakes. he says c

camila. one of many people who has to work in the rain and drive in the rain reporters truck drivers and we're seeing some accidents yeah. already a big rig overturned in hayward. we've got a picture that was tweeted out by the chp and you can see it's on its side here. this is 8, 80 northbound at tennyson. >> the roadway there. yeah, that's going to be problematic and it's going to be a while as we've seen overturned big reason for taking a long time to clear that roadways is going to be with us for a good bit of the morning and the day. yeah. this is one of the days that when you don't map your commute to work. as you know, where you're going this you may want to. >> so definitely stay with kron 4 because we have live team coverage all morning long of this important news. if there's any other news that you want like, you know, when you're safe at home or at work. you can just. >> go to kron, 4 dot com. we have all the various stories. there's nothing that's affecting everybody right now. >>

it is definitely coming down on camila standing right now. we're actually seeing an uptick in rainfall intensity. we are seeing pockets of heavier rainfall for the most part sitting just west of 2.80, still this is going to drop into more heavily populated areas right along one o one likes and detail palo alto. >> little bit further south from there over the next 5 to 15 minutes. so if you are on the peninsula, an uptick in rain fall is just around the corner for you pretty much the same everywhere else across the bay area tracking it all in your usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx® works on all of this. cosentyx can help you look and feel better by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tube

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kron four's camila barco has more on the cultural legacy and community of latinos in the city. >> thecultural legacy blossoms in murals along the city streets like won on the cs painting. let's roll sus, which means for the roses flowering happened during the 1980's. when i was painting this in the 1980's political turmoil growth central americans to the united states. many, we've got our when system of u.s. and on the daniels came. >> during the and made their homes in san francisco, but not the nose inhabited. the mission district. >> long before that the area was historically an irish community after world war 2 irish president's resettled in newly built homes. >> in the sunset district. and so what we see taking place in the mission, district them. >> is the people who are of irish descent. >> to the avenue use. this is carlos kind >> a retired professor from san francisco state university he says by the 50's, the mission transitioned into a latino neighborhood. they create a restaurants. they created businesses. institutions flourished in the 1970's. local groups. it's tab lish.

we're going to prepare ourselves in the future in oakland, camila barco kron 4 news in the next halfr. we will talk live with a stanford university professor. >> about the lessons learned from loma prieta. and if the bay area is better prepared for the next large earthquake. >> that's the sound of cameras clicking as former president bill clinton walked out of the hospital this morning with his wife the former secretary of state by his side. the 75 year-old former president spent 5 nights at the university of california irvine medical center for treatment of a urinary tract infection that spread to his blood stream. doctors say his fever and white blood cell count are now normal return home to new york to finish a course of antibiotics. clinton was admitted to the hospital on tuesday night after saying he didn't feel so great. he was in southern california to attend events on behalf of his charitable foundation. so much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock, including. >> more than a dozen american missionaries kidnapped by street gangs in haiti. they're desperate ca

camila barco kron 4 news. >> after going a day without water service has now been restored to east eay mud customers and elmo and crews worked throughout the overnight hours to restore service after a water main break sent water gushing into the street yesterday morning. see the mess that they had to deal with here. now, this happened in the area of heavy avenue at danville boulevard and it caused a sinkhole to form on the water, bubbling up there. the real the street it affected about 180 homes and officials say more than 70 year-old 8 inch pipe is what burst. this is the second sinkhole water main break situation elmo in just a week's time meanwhile, it is no secret that the golden state is in desperate need of rain. look at that. >> for a second year in the road. the national weather service says that california reached a record low for rainfall. get this sacramento has now gone 196 days without measurable rain. 2021 is also the 5th driest year in the city of bakersfield and forecasters say that wildfires water shortages and reduced supply from the colorado river are contributing to

latino is populated the mission district and today 24th street is known as quattro as kron four's camilaells us it represents a cultural political and social affects latinos have had in our community. >> the mission district cultural legacy blossoms in murals along the city streets like won on the cs painting. let's roll sus, which means for the roses flowering happened during the 1980's. when i was painting this in the 1980's political turmoil growth central americans to the united states. many, we've got our when system of the and the daniels came. >> during the and made their homes in san francisco, but not the nose inhabited. the mission district. >> long before that the area was historically an irish community after world war 2 irish president's resettled in newly built homes. >> in the sunset district. and so what we see taking place in the mission, district them is the movement. >> people who are of irish descent. >> to the avenue use. this is cardinal a retired professor from san francisco state he says by the 50's, the mission transitioned into a latino neighborhood the creative

camila. >> yeah.eople talking about this in netflix special, a majority of the people that i spoke to this morning say that they haven't watched it, but 2 people i spoke with are on opposite sides of the argument. the comedian himself is also talking about this. he say, he says that after this netflix special several film festivals have canceled him but not netflix or the chase center. he's coming here ext month to debut his new film and chappelle is screening has an titled documentary. the film follows him in a series of live during the covid-19 pandemic. and after the murder of george floyd the show here at the chase center will also feature live performances from the comedian and other guest. before announcing his store earlier this month. she poll released the netflix series called the closer the special gate hate after some people say he made transphobic comments, netflix employees even walked out last week in protest of his comedy special. you can see it right now on your screen. protesters dema

thanks so much, camila. and if you have more questions, we actually going to be talking to a doctor later on this hour or so. >> he's going answer all the questions you might have about that new pill. more breaking news that we've been following students and staff in west contra, costa unified district day have to get the covid vaccine and this mandate kicked in late last night or they decide a sarah stinson has more on the ins and outs and how they're going to handle this era. >> and our it was approved even though there was a lot of strong opinions. both in favor and against and now the west contra costa unified school district can be added to the long list of districts and the bay area in california, putting a vaccine mandate in place for staff and students. let's start with staff and students started stepbrother the district says staff and volunteers have to provide proof of vaccination by having their first shot by october 15th second shot. no later than november. 15th and the final and full proof must

camila barco kron 4 news for your health tonight. there could be an uptick in ticks environmental experts are saying that the humidity from the first rainfall of the season. >> often triggers ticks to emerge particularly the western leg black tick, which they say is only one of dozens of ticks in the state that can cause lyme disease. the epa also credits warm weather associated with climate change to expanding the range that ticks can live in. so if you or your pet is bitten by a tick. what you need to do is grab it by its head with a pair of tweezers and then pull it straight out. don't twist it. >> veterans from across america are traveling to washington, dc again, free honor flights have been grounded for the past 18 months during the covid-19 pandemic. a nonprofit is giving all expense paid trips. those who served during world war 2 korea and vietnam era so they can visit the memorials. >> which honor their service. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the story. god bless united states a hero's welcome. thank for a 122

kron four's camila barco has been speaking with fire officials about how firefighters lost control of this controlled burn. >> crews have made progress on start a fire. the lights are back on in the area and firefighters have gained ground. fighting these flames on the ground. and up above using all their resources to contain the u.s. try to fire in santa cruz. >> fire trucks and helicopters are pouring water on the flames burning near hazel, dell and hitting canyon road just north west a watsonville. the fire started friday after cal fire conducted a calm and controlled prescribed burn officials say normally they go planned 9 members of the time. these things go off without a hitch. no problems get out of control. they don't jump our containment lines. >> but this time the flames jumped a containment line and spread beyond their control. >> so we had a spot fire that got outside of our primary control that basically it outpaced our resources that we had assigned the unit. chief for the area says friday's weather was ideal to go on with the prescribed burn and it was an ideal situatio

kron four's, camila barco explaining now live from the newsroom. camila. >> yeah, good morning, guys. so this means less police officers are going to be less. police officers will be patrolling the streets and as you guys said, the city gave their work or several months to get a covid shot. but more than a 120 sworn officers missed that deadline. now they're seeing the consequences. they will be paid. i they will be on administrative paid leave and not allowed at work. according to the san francisco police association starting today. city employees at high in high-risk workplaces must be vaccinated. and that includes jails hospitals city operated, assisted living facilities as well as homeless shelters. now the good news is the human resources department reports 95% of the city's workforce is vaccinated. but that still means 1800 employees have not rolled up their sleeves and gotten a covid shot. 800 of those people are asking for an extension citing religious or medical reasons. and here's what mayor london breed had to say. >> examining those tha