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camila 6.33. right now. in the east bay, a woman faces dui charges for running over 2 people in walnut creek killing one. and that crash happened early saturday morning as the bars are getting ready to close. you have kron four's fully to call with an update on that. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in downtown walnut saturday morning. yeah, that said it's devastating to hear that just before 2 o'clock in the morning. this group of friends visiting from new jersey heard the crash from their hotel across the street. walnut creek. police say an officer in the area of north main and pine streets also heard the collision and responded to north main and warrants way. that's where the officer found 2 pedestrians hit by the 28 year-old woman behind the wheel of the pickup truck that ran them over. one person died on scene and the other was taken to a hospital with major injuries. i saw the cop cars, i would rather not see a scene like that. >> so i cop cars and

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camila barco has more. >> donated some color pencils, a simple donation like color. pencils is making a huge difference for students in livermore that this is a wonderful program. police to >> you can say that, but trying win in that. it's a mobile someone, not how ball helped stuff. this livermore police cruiser. >> with school supplies, its contributions are now helping hundreds of kids have what they need for the first day of school. we usually get more than what we need, which is great because then we end up donating the rest school resource officer aren't. rosa says the program started years ago after learning about the need for backpacks in the community. some children didn't have school supplies when school began. >> so we figured out that if we could drug donations and get them out, we're more than happy to be a part of this community project. this weekend. they collected hundreds of school supplies which will be given to livermore students. >> who need it the most? for example, kids who are in the horizons, family counseling program that offers diversion pro

diana certainly beloved that all along this sort of shadow of camila was always there.that's entirely true. i think they make a real effort to make the marriage work, but he -- he was a selfish man. >> princess diana when i asked her about prince charles always said that he was the love of her life. if diana got the love and affection from prince charles, she never would have dreamt of looking elsewhere. >> diana herself said that when she was in her early 20s she fell madly in love with a map that worked for the royal household. >> by diana's own admission, she played with fire and she got badly burned. >> i was the personal protection officer for the princess of wales for nine years. barry was the protection officer in our teernlsam, and i started notice her behavior was very unusual when we were anywhere near barry manachy which certainly was indicating that something may have happened between them so i decided to talk to her about it, and for the first 20 minutes she absolutely categorically denied it, but then she told me exactly what was going on. she was having s

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. >> just ahead, kracker barrel controversy. why some customers have beef with the restaurant's decision to go meatless for one of their entrees. and after the break weekend. and as pop taking the gold in world dog surfing championship and we've got more from them after the break. president biden testing negative for covid-19 again today. so >> he left the white house this morning for the first time since the rebound case of covid-19 as new video the arriving in not this was the president arriving in delaware to meet back up with the first lady had been separated since the president tested positive. the president has been out working in strict isolation now little bit closer to home. the mckinney fire that's been burning in siskiyou county. crews say that they're making progress and establishing control lines along the eastern portion of that fire. it's still 7.40%, contained at this time. the burnt the burning now has taken place over 60,000 acres, which is about 94 square miles. 4 people so died and more than 80 homes have bee

thanks very much, camila and some great information., you can expect to services on barr to be impacted today. workers are set to repair damages caused by a derailment accident in june. this does affect the yellow, orange and green lines. buses will replace trains service between south hayward and union city. new this morning, a delegation of u.s. lawmakers lands in taiwan. this coming less than 2 weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan, which angered the chinese government. take a look at this. new photo snapped this morning there and show some of the lawmakers from that congressional delegation arriving in taiwan this morning. among them includes north bay congressman john garamendi. this delegation is in taiwan to discuss u.s. relations with the island earlier this month. china, which claims taiwan as a territory responded to speaker pelosi's visit by launching military exercises around the island. the chinese government objects to taiwan having any official contact with foreign governments. coming up at 9.35. and east

camila barco was there and has that story. it's better if you're prepared at least a little bit. it doesn't have to be perfect. several bay area organizations and agencies spent saturday morning in san mateo county, preparing people for the next disaster. >> city burch, a volunteer with the certified emergency response team says one of the first things people should have ready is an emergency kit. has your ranch to turn on gas in case. there is quick break. your gasoline, you smell gas and natural gas. >> there's more duct tape and plastic sheeting to help protect your maybe some of your camping year because maybe in a camping outside in your yard. birch also advises people to have a bag filled with items that will help you when you need to evacuate your home water, little water, some food, any prescriptions that you have stuff your pets, the for your baby's anything your senior needs. she says people need to prepare now because waiting until the last minute to pack your bags are buying these items could be too late. you never know when the next earthquake or wealth or is coming

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news world dog surfing championship takes over a beach out and we're going to tell you about all the dock events actually took place. and a beloved creamery in the north bay is closing. we're going hear from bay area residents who made one last trip too cowgirl creameries last retail shop. and the inflation reduction act gets the green light from the senate. we're going to break down. what's the inside that is stuart package will be right back after the break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's temperature balancing, so you both say cool. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. >> well, welcome

but one police department decided to help out by hosting a school supply drive four's camila barco. was there. >> donated some color, pencils, a simple donation like color. pencils is making a huge difference for students in livermore. think this is a wonderful program. police to >> you can see they put up the truck. so get not how ball help stuff. this livermore police cruiser. >> with school supplies, its contributions are now helping hundreds of kids have what they need for the first day of school. we usually get more than what we need, which is great because then we end up donating the rest school resource officer aren't. rosa says the program started years ago after learning about the need for backpacks in the community. some children didn't have school supplies when school began. >> so we figured out that if we could drug donations and get them out, we're more than happy to be a part of this community project. this weekend. they collected hundreds of school supplies which will be given to livermore students. >> who need it the most? for example, kids who are in the horizons, f

camila. >> good morning, stephanie.ice are now setting up here at the petaluma fairgrounds for 2 days by back a vent. they are going to be here all morning collecting anyone, any guns that you do not want or are ready to give up and this process, stephanie, it's simple. it's easy. and you don't even have to leave your car. here is how it all works out. you have to drive up here to the site at petaluma fairgrounds and then officers were ask you how many firearms you have where they are in your car. and if they're loaded in exchange for turning in a firearm, you'll get some money. it's $100. if you turn in any handguns, rifles and shotguns and you'll get $200 if you turn in an assault weapon, the guns you turn in. well, they're going to be destroyed and why officers say it is open to certain residents. they have to be living in the area codes of 9, 4, 9, 5, 2, 9, 4, 9, 5, 4, 9, 4, 9, 5, 3. and stephanie, the gun buyback event starts in about an hour. it starts at 9 o'clock this morning here at the petaluma fairgrounds. an

camila barco is live in san francisco. that line camila has been growing longer and longer and longer. good morning. >> yeah, right now. you can see behind me. you'll notice that some people are standing at this intersection just across the hospital. and that's because a line at this point stretches about 2 blocks. we've been here since around 5 o'clock this morning. and at that time, people were already in line. it is now 7 o'clock. this morning. the cltnic starts in about an hour and people are still waiting in line to get did monkeypox vaccine? take a look at this video. this is how the line has looked like throughout the morning last week the hospital had to turn people away because there wasn't enough vaccines. some of those people, well, they've returned because they are trying to get their shot today. the hospital is reopening their walk-in clinic just says they've received more doses. local health officials say that san francisco has received 4,220 mock monkeypox vaccines. and those will be distributed to clinics t

kron four's camila barco is live with the latest on the investigation. >> camila what you have. >> john daria, it's san francisco. police say that 2 people were shot on a muni bus in broad daylight yesterday afternoon. one of the people who was shot is expected to be ok, but san francisco police say that the other person who was shot died shortly after being taken to the hospital. take a look at your screen. this is video from the scene. not too long after the shooting happened, police officers had crime tape wrapped around the bus and blocked off the streets as they investigated. it happened just before 3.30, yesterday afternoon in the sunnydale neighborhood. officers rushed to the lascaux avenue in santos street. that's where they found 2 people who had been shot on the muni bus. it happened on a number 8 bayshore bus that was headed to fisherman's wharf from the looks of the video. and police say that paramedics took the victims to the hospital. one had non life-threatening injuries. the other person had life threatening injuries. and like i said later, died at the hospital at this t

camila. >> good morning, you guys. so yeah, the case continues today at the santa clara county superior court. today the judge will hear arguments over motions filed by the attorneys in just a little rehash of this case. prosecutors say that cable last was the former mma fighter tried to kill harry in late february tate is accused of molesting a 4 year-old girl who is related to the last was cain. velasquez allegedly chased the along highway one and attempted to shoot him. however, he ended up hurting another man during that shooting. alaska's has been denied bail. and this morning he returns to court. his supporters have been showing up here at the courthouse and believe that he has been wrongfully accused. however, prosecutors, don't think so. as for the large, a will, he remains out of custody as he waits for his trial to start. he's being charged with lewd acts with a minor child. he has pleaded not guilty in that case. velasquez's, however, has yet to enter a plea and he is facing an attempted murder charges. and

cnn's camila bernal has been following the developments.ore about this vehicle of interest officials identified. >> reporter: yeah. this appears to be, pam, the strongest lead that authorities have at the moment. they are looking for a dark silver sedan, four doors, tinted windows. they say it's likely a volkswagen. it's either a jetta or a passat, and that's why they're asking people to help them identify this car, the driver, just any information in relation to this car could be helpful in connecting the dots here because that's exactly what authorities are trying to do. right now what they're saying is four muslim bn killed, and that is really the biggest connection in these cases. but they're also saying that at least two of them lived or got killed in the same area in southeastern albuquerque. they also say that at least two of them went to the same mosque. they say at least three of them were ambushed. they did not know what was coming when they were shot. and i want to go over these incidents one by one. the latest one happening on f

>> camila, what more are we learning about the victims?ctim, he has not been identified because we're being told that his family is still being told about this incident. he was in his mid 20s from south asia. he was killed friday night. we do know the identity of three others, muhammad afzaal hussain from pakistan. he worked in the city of hispaniola in new mexico. and we're told he got a law in hr management degree in pakistan, and then he got his masters and bachelors degrees here in new mexico. the mayor where he worked describing him as a brilliant public servant. he said he was soft-spoken and kind and quick to laugh. he was killed on the 1st of august, and we know that happening in southeast albuquerque. another one of the victims, aftab hussein, he was 41, also from pakistan. he went to the same mosque. he was killed this last week, also in southeast albuquerque. and then mohammad ahmadi, also a muslim man from afghanistan, and he was the one that was killed in november of 2021. fred? >> all right, camila bernal, thank you so much.

camila. >> on a bus like a bus ride turned deadly. san francisco police say that 2 people were shot in broad daylight while there were on a muni bus. police say that one person is expected to be okay. however, that other victim died after being taken to the hospital. this is video not too long after that shooting happened. police officers say that they had crime tape wrapped around the bus and blocked off the streets as they investigated. the shooting happened just before 3.30, yesterday afternoon in the sunnydale neighborhood. officers rushed to glasgow avenue in santo street. that's where they found 2 people who had been shot on the muni bus out from the looks of the video. it happened on a number 8 bayshore bus that was headed to fisherman's wharf. police say that paramedics took the victims to the hospital. one had non not life threatening injuries. the other person had life threatening injuries and later died at the hospital at this time. it's not clear what led up to the shooting and if the shooter is someone who was on the bus

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. >> and national news tonight. the 700 billion dollar inflation reduction act passes in the senate today with the tie breaking vote coming from vice president kamala harris debate began yesterday and continued well into this afternoon. but the bill is including close to 400 billion dollars for reducing climate change, which is the largest effort ever. it also caps out of pocket drug costs for seniors on medicaid to $2000 a year and extends expiring subsidies. the package also keeps the president's pledge to not raise taxes on those earning less than $400,000 a year. democrats say this bill, he's also going to reduce budget deficits by over 300 billion dollars. how speeds are speaker nancy pelosi releasing a statement about the bill's passage saying in part, quote, today is a victory for america's families and for our planet. the house will return and move swiftly to send this bill to the president's desk. proudly building a healthier, cleaner, fairer future for all americans. the inflation reduction act is also inc

kron four's camila barco is live in the city this morning with the details. camilla, what are you seeing out there? >> we're seeing a lot of people dressed in orange and black to sf giants the colors. but these people, they're not here to watch a baseball game. instead, they are running inside that baseball fi ld after they are done running through the embarcadero. this is the 13th annual san francisco giants race and take a look at what it entails. runners will start here oracle park and then the runners will head out to the embarcadero and the race finishes. like i said on the baseball field and getting people giants experience this year's races going back to pre pandemic times. organizers are hosting the 5 k and 10 k race last year. it was only the 5 k because of covid and they scaled it back to one day. but this weekend organizers set up a health and wellness expo. they also had the kids right now. today dozens of runners will get to the experience of san francisco giant re still be able to take pictures on the home plate after they have finished the race

kron four's camila barco is live in the newsroom with more on a disease that a lot of people may not have heard about enough for years. maybe if ever, camilla. >> yeah, exactly, daryn. legionnaires disease, it mainly affects the lungs. and now napa county officials say is that people hospitalized. but now one person in napa county has died after an outbreak of legionnaires disease. this marks the first death of the disease in napa county in several years. according to officials, they say 12 people have been sick with missionaires disease since july 11. now the disease, it's a type of pneumonia. people get sick when they breathe in small drops of water or accidentally swallow water that contains the bacteria. according to the cdc, it is found in freshwater environments like lakes and streams. it can also be traced to cooling towers for air conditioning in buildings or decorative fountains now the bacteria. it's not transmitted person to person. it's only from breathing in water vapor containing the bacteria. napa county officials didn't mention where the celtics took place or where th

and miller says never used again in petaluma camila barco kron. 4 news. >> petaluma police also tells us no taxpayer dollars were used in today's buyback event. >> coming up, a story that you'll only see here on kron 4, a former member of the san francisco school board explaining why she's running to reclaim the position she was recalled from. >> and we're taking a look at your getaway forecast in the sierra. find out what's in store for the 2nd >> welcome back. our top story this half-hour, a familiar face returning to run for commissioner of the san francisco school board. one of the 3 recalled board of education members making the announcement on thursday night. >> has it talks one-on-one with their about why she wants to run again in. this is a story that you'll only see on kron 4. >> are you sure that you want to go through this all over again? >> i know that it's going to be a fight and will never we don't know the outcome and i'm ready for that fight. >> gabriel lopez announces that she is running again for a seat on the board of education to the san francisco unified school di

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kron four's camila barco has the latest on this investigation. >> a san francisco bus ride turned deadly wednesday afternoon in the sunnydale neighborhood. police officers taped off the muni bus where shots were fired on board just before 03:30pm. the shooting happened at the lascaux avenue and santo street on a number 8 bayshore bus that was headed to fisherman's wharf. police say paramedics took 2 victims to the hospital where one guide and the other is expected to recover. it's the second shooting on a muni transportation service in the past 2 months on june 22nd, a man was shot and killed inside a muni subway train in the castro district. muni says video cameras are installed throughout their system to document crimes which are later provided to the police. the agency also added 20 new ambassadors late last year that ride the routes to help customers and deter crime. muni officials say they are, quote, trained in conflict resolution techniques. we use data to quickly identify trends and patterns and security incidents and deploy staff in places where the data shows they're needed. it

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. welc our top story tonight at 8.30, after more than a year of tense negotiations. >> senate democrats have passed the most significant measure to combat climate change in the u.s.. and this bill is also reducing prescription drug costs for the elderly. it raises taxes on some billion dollar corporations and it reduces the federal deficit. so joining us tonight to discuss just how bill will impact everyday americans and especially those here in california. and also, you know, what we can expect from republicans who unified in their opposition to this 740 billion dollar package. michael yaki joining us so michael, how big of a deal is this? and just how important is this for californians and people here in the bay area >> thanks, ted. well, politically, it's a big deal because essentially this bill is dead about 3 weeks ago when we mentioned it essentially said walked away from the table so ability in get this back to a vote and that still need to go to the house, which should be this c

. >> kron four's camila barco has more. >> i don't have whether myself. i bush voluntarily gave up his pistol and pena lewis gun buyback event saturday morning. i think it's a good to get some of these weapons off the street. police say turning in use firearms, help reduce the risk of gun violence. suicide and ending up in the wrong hands. it's not so much the people that are >> doing anything illegal. it's the other side of the coin were they might get a hold of those weapons and do something else in exchange for turning in their guns. participants got between 100 to $200 for each firearm. >> it's the first gun buyback event. the petaluma police department has hosted the deputy chief brian miller's can recall so little. >> an easy for us to invite community members to come with guns to an event. but it's going we're really happy about the turnout. but there was one person at the petaluma fairgrounds who disagreed with by then >> marc firestone says the initiative doesn't get guns off the streets. it's funded by tax dollars and people are under selling th

let's get the details from kron four's camila barco. legionnaires disease that mainly affects lungs. napa county officials say that even one person in napa county has died after an outbreak of the disease. and this marks the first staff of the disease in napa county in several years. that's according to officials say, say 12 people have been sick. >> with legionnaires disease since july 11th. and it is at the disease. it is a type of pneumonia. people can get sick when they breathe in small drops of water or accidentally swallow water. that contains the bacteria. now, according to the cdc, it is found in freshwater environments like lakes and streams. and it can also be traced to cooling towers for air conditioning in buildings or decorative fountains now the disease. it isn't transmitted person to person. it's only from breathing in water vapor containing the bacteria. napa county didn't mention where these outbreaks to place or where the bacteria has been found. but officials say that they are working with several agencies that are sa

kron four's camila barco brings us the latest details on the investigation. >> a san francisco bus ride turned deadly wednesday afternoon in the sunnydale neighborhood. police officers taped off the muni bus where shots were fired on board just before 03:30pm. the shooting happened at the lascaux avenue and santos street on a number 8 bayshore bus that was headed to fisherman's wharf. police say paramedics took 2 victims to the hospital. we're one guide and the other is expected to recover. it's the second shooting on a muni transportation service in the past 2 months on june 22nd, a man was shot and killed inside a muni subway train in the castro district. muni says video cameras are installed throughout their system to document crimes which are later provided to the police. the agency also added 20 new ambassadors late last year that ride the routes to help customers and deter crime. many officials say they are, quote, trained in conflict resolution techniques. we use data to quickly identify trends and patterns and security incidents and deploy staff in places where the data shows th

to look a little bit different this year for students in the sunnyvale school district kron four's camila barco has the story now. >> me. >> about 100 students are back in the classroom at san miguel elementary this year, sitting much closer to each other. last year's kind when you have stay 6 feet apart when you're eating everything. but now you can take talked you don't have to take a mask off and can like we get to interact more now with all of our friends now sort of better students are still being screened for covid-19 before going to school. but covid protocols have east across the sonny bill school district. >> mask are now optional, but they're strongly recommended. and parents and volunteers are now allowed to step inside the campus is i think a lot of parents didn't even get to see their classrooms till the end of last year. so >> it's nice this year to just, you know, see what the kids are doing in class c the teachers, the doors are open. we can drop our kids to any the war the kids can interact with each other. they're in class together at san miguel elementary and columbia m

kron four's camila barco. but there. >> donated some color, pencils, a simple donation like color. pencils is making a huge difference for students in livermore. think this is a wonderful program. police to >> you can see they put up to try win in that. it's a mobile someone, not how ball helped stuff. this livermore police cruiser. >> with school supplies, its contributions are now helping hundreds of kids have what they need for the first day of school. we usually get more than what we need, which is great because then we end up donating the rest school resource officer aren't. rosa says the program started years ago after learning about the need for backpacks in the community. some children didn't have school supplies when school began. >> so we figured out that if we could drug donations and get them out, we're more than happy to be a part of this community project. this weekend. they collected hundreds of school supplies which will be given to livermore students. >> who need it the most? for example, kids who are in the horizons, family counseling program that offers diversion

camila will be keeping updated with 6, 0, 3, right now in the south bay. police think they've caught the pellet gun shooter who terrorized the streets of san jose for months. the man is facing several charges for injuring multiple people. kron 4 sarah stinson live in san jose with more on that. >> that's right. san jose police. they have arrested a man suspected of shooting at least 7 people with a pellet gun. the youngest victim being 9 years old. take a look at who we're talking about. police have arrested nicholas montoya and he's been charged with 7 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and assault causing great bodily injury. montoya is 38 years old is accused of shooting lead pellets from a high-powered rifle at 3 victims in 3 different san jose locations within a 45 minute period on june 10th and the list of victims just kept growing. take a look. this includes a 15 year-old girl was shot in the back with a pellet gun near valley mall. she spoke with kron 4 news at first john and didn't know what happened. she told us that she thought it was a smal

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one police department decided to help out by hosting a school supply drive kron four's camila barco. color. pencils is making a huge difference for students in livermore. think this is a wonderful program. the police to >> you can see they put up to try win in get not how ball help stuff. this livermore police cruiser. >> with school supplies, its contributions are now helping hundreds of kids have what they need for the first day of school. we usually get more than what we need, which is great because then we end up donating the rest school resource officer aren't. rosa says the program started years ago after learning about the need for backpacks in the community. some children didn't have school supplies when school began. >> so we figured out that if we could drug donations and get them out, we're more than happy to be a part of this community project. this weekend. they collected hundreds of school supplies which will be given to livermore students. >> who need it the most? for example, kids who are in the horizons, family counseling program that offers diversion programs for ki

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i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. >> coming up here at 9 o'clock, it's hot outside for some californians and maybe a little too hot. now state lawmakers are trying to beat the heat. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. here in san francisco is one that city leaders are still trying to fight. >> but as garage ball saying, the report says an issue that counties nationwide are also trying to tackle. >> fentanyl is believed to be related in a case that killed a 15 year-old girl last month in roseville, roseville police reminding the community this is yet another example of how extremely dangerous the drug us it could be the first time they've >> ever taken

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. >> and we are checking out the weather., i heard a new thing. if you're upset about being an empty nester, okay, we don't call that what we call it free birds >> the things we do to make it well for going to be a free bird outside today. they were kind of weather. can we know that person that started? that probably is a letter skynyrd free bird. that's right. ok, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we still have cloud cover happened and a half moon bay. this leftover fog just doesn't want to give up most of the bay opening up nicely up to tahoe. still got a pencil in nicely. a little thunder shower. the side and 20% pops with us today. and tomorrow temperature, not a lot of a lot of movement here. but by wednesday, thursday should clear out a little better futurecast for you'll continue to see that flaring up with daytime heating up there in the spine of the mountain chain. and we continue to see here moisture coming from the coast will have the onshore flow the next couple of days. it's helping insulate things com

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron 4 news. the traffic is open on the were vendors.'s too all right. but the weather was fantastic for it. and the weather this week as a lot of kids are heading back to school for the first time this fall. >> also looking pretty good. hi, dave. >> okay, dorian, james, good morning. and good morning, everybody. an improvement here. some of the fog to lift off a little bit from the east bay shoreline. i checked half moon bay. this still got a lot of work to do. a lot of cloud cover overcast right now. meanwhile, up in still some leftover thunder showers today. tomorrow. we've got to keep that in there. very isolated, though. temps holding at about 80 we clear dry out wednesday, thursday. actually the monsoon some of that moisture mid-levels might spray a little bit off towards the western our general direction just a little bit. we don't think anything's going to become of it just may be some high cloudiness. and then we cool off a little bit into the weekend. but in the meantime, up though, those wiods into the teens 20's and even gett

camila time now 6.33, and the surge. >> is on in placer county.still for kiley wrote nishi when missing after a party in lake tahoe is about a week ago. and now apparently we're hearing from kylie's boyfriend. he talked about his last conversation with her the night she went missing with her in a with the story. >> it's been 5 days since kylie's boyfriend jack or westfall has heard from her. he says the exchange text messages before she left for a senior farewell party at the prosser family campground. the last place. anyone so far has reported seeing her. and so just like okay to be safe, don't play do anything stupid. he says he complained about his day and she 10, 30. >> she responds what i was saying and just said, oh, i'm sorry that you're going through that. and i was lost my home. >> kylie's close friend know says they spent the afternoon together on friday just hours before she disappeared. the day of the there may come les. so everything. >> i mean, i >> while law enforcement, including the fbi, continue their search in and around the pro

kron four's camila barco has the story from san jose. >> radon a new backpack for a new school year for free this year. gonzalez didn't have to spend a dime for her kids. school supplies this year. thanks to sacred heart community service. all this we're so excited. yeah. we're so thankful organizations paca back program helped her save about $500 for her 4 children. school does. this one its backpacks, crayons, binders and notebooks. organizers made sure san jose students left the building with everything they needed to start the school year. they say this can help families safe between 100 to $400. i feel good because some people don't have the opportunity to get one because they don't have enough money. and this could really help the community. the organization gave out 3,800 backpacks, but organizers say that still. >> dohsn't address the entire need in the community. it's a deep need every year. it's one of those expenses parents are expected to come out for every year for folks who are already experiencing poverty. >> this could be a real burden with the help from donations they'r

this comes as the city's emergency declaration over the virus takes effect today as kron four's camila barco reports the move will shift resources to address the public health crisis. >> san francisco city officials are doing what they can to prevent the spread of monkeypox sf. general hospital reopened its walk-in clinic for people. >> to get a shot at getting the monkey pox vaccine. people began lining up before 5 o'clock monday morning. the reopening of the clinic comes as san francisco has received. >> 4,220 monkeypox vaccines. the doses have been distributed to clinics throughout the city, including sf general hospital, the chief executive officer there says the hospital got a little more than 2000 doses. they say they'll give out a limited number of shots each day until day. right now. they're trying to give them as quickly as possible. but they are prioritizing certain groups of so we're really trying to get the vaccine out to a man who multiple partners in the last 14 days. >> workers of any gender. >> people who had no contact with somebody with monkeypox is that people are re

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. >> so much over the weekend. yeah.t the is in store for the week ahead take another gasp. good morning, james and darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. and we are delivering on all of that. here's some fog kind of left over a little bit. but looking at some of our camera shot, looks like the fog is not particularly very deep going on up to tahoe. might get that as tuesday before things start to change, clear out a little bit here going into the middle of the week. little bit of a warm-up that we're going to fill in the home front. this is mister howard. you can see out of the pacific, no threat to land. but just to give you the puck ordinance and all of this, 50 mile per hour winds, max, tropical storm becoming a tropical low. as you can see going forward to about wednesday or so again, no threat to land. one thing we tend to watch is how much of that moisture is going to be screwed up our way. going to the longer range forecast. by the way, we lose the support of our low warm-up midweek here towards the end of

oakland by making it easier for children in hardest hit communities to go to college kron four's camila barco has the details. >> in her hometown of oakland, vice president kamala harris helped launch the oakland generation find. it's an investment that will help 30,000 oakland students in their education. >> a 50 million dollar fine is now in the bank and ready to get to the next generation of students. with the help of many donors, the oakland generation fund has been established. the fund will expand to programs that have already been up and running the brilliant babies and the scholarship program at the oakland promise. here's how it works of $500. college savings account will be made for all open babies born within the next 4 years going after their college degree or trade certificate within 4 years, that's going to help 30,000 kids by 2035. vice president kamala harris spoke how the oakland community invested in her and how it helped her succeed. >> i grew up in this community. >> that told us we could be anything. >> we dreamed of being i grew up in this community that said dream

we have kron four's camila barco catch up with students and parents returning to class. she's got a rundown of all the changes and improvements schools there of made from the curriculum to even the buildings. >> me. >> about 400 students are back in the classroom at san miguel elementary. this year's sitting much closer to each other. last year's kind when you have stay 6 feet apart when you're eating everything. but now you can too close to being cocked these you don't have to take a mask off and can like we get to interact more now. >> with all of our friends now and sort of better students are still being screened for covid-19 before going to school. >> but covid protocols have east across the sonny bill school district mask are now optional, but they're strongly recommended. and parents and volunteers are now allowed to step inside the campus is i think a lot of parents didn't even get to see their classrooms till the end of last year. so >> it's nice this year to just, you know, see what the kids are doing in class c the teachers, the doors are open. we can drop our

you understand such a masculine position camila of course , if people are satisfied, then everythingat she does not throw herself on his neck. i can understand that because she behaves with dignity. but what if he was not married for love, and finally, he behaves nobly towards his parents, who become such a man who has three children in another family and give birth to two more children from him, that there is such a feeling passion and love no one is immune from this. he courted, insisted, called, at first i didn’t go out with my perseverance, that’s kind, sympathetic, and in everyday life kamil helps you with the changer’s daughter, for example, to wash the dishes on the floor. uh, wash the dust, wipe, vacuum, only we have him, when he needs to do everything and bathe the children about your life. let's see the mothers of many children in the morning. maria lykova begins after dark, the youngest daughter wakes up at six with the child. maria taught herself. well, during the night , he wakes up about two times at 3:00 at night. about three and then we already i even if she sleeps at

camila. >> well, developing this morning, san francisco public health officials announced that their next monkeypox vaccine allotment will be over 10,000 doses. that's after 650 doses were administered on tuesday, local health leaders said the federal government must move faster as the window of opportunity to get a handle on the disease is now closing. >> he pops is a viral infection. that is spreading through our community at a rate that we want to get ahead prevent from becoming endemic within our community, something that won't go in the future. there will be unfortunate lasting consequences to our communities because the federal government's slow response. >> and inadequate investment of resources to address this outbreak. >> the national coalition of std says federal health officials must declare a federal health emergency and congress must allocate the millions of dollars needed to address monkeypox last week, san francisco ran out of the vaccine. so it is unclear. that will happen again this week before the new allotment arrives on time. vaccine allotments are also increasing

i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. next up. >> toys r us coming back in a big way where you can find a newly opened location right here in the bay area. and some top pups got to show off their surfing skills this weekend. so who is the best that? i think it's their right hand and 20 is that because they got for pa's on there and hanging 10 there hanging 20. we've got to chat with the winner. what conversation coming up? and fans also lined up at a north bay dairy mainstay. why cowgirl creamery is closing its last store. >> now to the north bay where cowgirl creamery is closing its last retail shop at point reyes station kron four's gayle ong caught up with cheese fans who made that trip to west were in after hearing this news. >> i was a bit sad, a little disappointed that they're going to be closing was kind of disappointed to hear that. but i definitely want to come you know, we've been coming for years and they got the best in the various traveling from livermore, walnut creek and san francisco. cowgirl creamery fan

four's camila barco is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning, camila. what's the latest? >> daria john, san francisco police say that 2 people were shot on a muni bus in broad daylight. they say that one person is expected to be okay. however, the other victim died shortly after being taken to the hospital. this is video not too long after the shooting police officers taped off the bus. excuse me, had crime tape wrapped around the bus and blocked off the streets as they investigated. this happened just before 3.30, yesterday afternoon in the sunnydale neighborhood officers while they rushed of alaska avenue in santo street. and that's where they found 2 people who had been shot on this muni bus from the looks of the video. it happened on a number 8 bayshore bus that was headed to fisherman's wharf. police say paramedics took the victims to the hospital. one had non-life-threatening injuries. the other person had life threatening injuries. and like i said later, died at the hospital at this time. it is unclear what led up to the shooting and if the shoot

camila. >> it's neither team right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> yeah, everything seems like it's back to normal in school, but there are new variants of covid lurking. we'll tell you >> welcome back. 9.16, on this thursday morning. sky is brightening up a lot over the south bay. we saw some cloud cover earlier, but now we're getting more and more into that sunshine. remember yesterday morning showers that's out of the region. now, this monsoonal moisture shifting to northern california and western nevada leaving us with some wet roads, but only because of some morning fog that we saw especially near the coastline, high pressure ridge in place still influencing our weather pattern. keeping us hot and dry for the time being. we are seeing still heat advisories for solano and lake counties as well as out into the central valley. today's daytime highs will those will be a wide range again from the 60's of the coast, 70's and 80's along the bay to the warmest 90's inland livermore, antioch, among those spots

is live for back to school and hayward morning camila. >> good morning. you guys. yes. the first day back to class here across the hayward unified school district. a lot of students, teachers, parents, are going to be walking into newly renovated classrooms and school buildings. one of those newly renovated school buildings is actually here at winton middle school. classes started about an hour, but take a look at what it was like here during the summer. a break. more than a dozen schools have been upgraded and renovated across the district. you're looking at winton middle school when students walk in this morning, they'll see new paint, landscaping and a new performing arts space as far as a young, its youngest kids in the district. well, they're going to be entering brand new building. that's because, hey, we're unified. school district says that they have added 6 new preschools this year. the district has also built 3 new modern steam buildings at its high schools and that will give students science lab maker spaces and breakout rooms and darya. james,

camila. well, if you've taken a picture child first day of school, share it with us. we've been putting the call out for the past week and a half now to e-mail us. your pictures to breaking news. a kron 4 dot com. so keep them coming in because we're to our website and as promised, we're sharing some of them on air. and here's some of the photos that have come in with everybody. young old getting ready for their first day of school. some pretty great shots here. students excited brothers and sisters ready to head out for the first see the bigger kid on. i know my kid. my son is 21 today. you know, and i remember that picture. don't start crying. thank you. and keep those pictures coming. >> 7.11 is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> what you can get in a swimming pool. a couple got legionnaires disease while visiting a hotel in the south. they will tell you more about it. and oakland police are using a new strategy will show you how they're trying to make the downtown safer. >> hot but not as hot. all. tell you what that means in your forecast. >