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

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

. >> 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

kron four's camila barco joining us live from redwood city. ks can pick up sandbags today in preparation for these rains camila. >> yeah, that's right. i mean, redwood city. and if you suspect your home is enough flood zone area sandbags are your solution and they are here for pickup san mateo, public works is offering them for free and all you have to do is pull up grab them and county residents can get up to 15 bags of these. like i said, for free. but if you are not able to get them. there are several other locations where you can take a look at your screen sandbag sandbags are being offered in these locations like. at princeton corporation yard in half moon bay grand corporation are here in redwood city behind a corporation yard in the honda and pesky darrell high school. now the sandbags help prevent your home from getting any flood water damage. you simply place them in your front door or your garage. as a barrier. but besides the sandbags. there are a few other ways that you can prepare for tomorrow's storm, for example, having a flashli

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

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

camila barco has more now on their culture and legacy.>> 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 drove 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 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 restaurants. they created businesses. institutions flourished in the 1970's. local groups. it'

. >> 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

. >> let's continue our live look with our team coverage and go to kron four's camila barco, who is in millbrae right now. >> thank you for having what you could be out there all morning. so has it been say progressing in the last hour. >> i mean, like jon said, it just comes and goes earlier about maybe half an hour ago it was heavy rain. it was just pouring on me. but right now, as you can see, it's just a light rain. but rain is continuous. it's been nonstop this entire morning it's today is that day to wear the hat where the rain, though a raincoat at as well as the rain. but i got them on. we need everything to walk it. you need all of this to a head out the door this morning. but if you are headed out the door. and if you're going down highway one. oh, one. i just did a loop around >> and i can tell you that i couldn't even see the the solid white lines on the highway because of the rain of how dark it was and the current conditions we're seeing so driving down highway one o one was not an easy task just in the last 15 minutes. i did see just driving by traffic is flowing perfect

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.

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

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 is live now at merck research labs in south san francisco with more on this big breakthrough. >> good morning, diana reyna. so yeah, this new pill can change the way doctors treat covid-19 patients. mark executives say that they are ready to submit the data about the new pill for review in the coming days. now marks research tracked 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 pill within 5 days of showing covid-19 symptoms had their chances of hospitalization or death cut in half. now another group of patients received a dummy pill and they suffered severe symptoms. the pill was so successful that a group of medical experts recommended mark stop the trial early because the initial results were so strong. if cleared merck's drug would be the first pill to treat covid-19 the drug is designed to stop the coronavirus from replicating. it's meant to be taken as for pills, twice a day for 5 days. but at thi

latino is populated the mission district and today 24th street is known as quattro as kron four's camila barcos 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 resta

kron four's camila barco is joining us live now from santa cruz. she's been there all morning long. morning you guys. yeah. we're just learning that the fire has burned 83 acres and it is 10% contained. we're also learning that the power in that area is back on as you take a look at your screen. this is what firefighters have been battling all night. it's called stratify as you guys mentioned. and this is near hazel dell and hidden canyon road. it's northwest of watsonville in santa cruz. now it started almost 24 hours ago as cal fire was conducting a prescribed burn and like will said those flames jumped a containment line and spread now prescribed burns are common and they normally go as planned. however, the unity for the area says there was a mishap. >> 9 members of the time these things go off without a hitch. no problems get out of control jumper containment lines. reason we did this yesterday as we had prescription level good weather and met with them prescription. and it was an ideal situation for us to be able to get good consumption of the fuel and we just had this mishap.

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

we're going to prepare ourselves in the future in oakland, camila barco kron 4 news. >> for a deeper perspective on everything we've learned of the changes that have been made since loma prieta. we're joined live tonight by tom holzer from the u.s. geological survey. thank you so much for joining us. glad to be are we better prepared for the next big quake. the better unfortunately create. i wasn't. >> much more than a wake-up call because that earthquake was like 50 miles south of san francisco. and we have false running through directly through the urban areas like oakland and that well, experienced much worse promotions in the next earthquake. >> so we're starting to see more and more of the smaller earthquake starting to pop up is this something is are these smaller quakes trying to tell us something about what is to come. o well thing. >> there are minor that we live in a a in an earthquake region but linking them to earth quite says so far happened as improving possible. >> yeah. the little ones are really leading to notice that big one is coming, but is there anything that tel

. >> kron four's camila barco has been speaking to fire officials about how this controlled burn got out of control. >> crews have made progress on start a fire. the lights are back on in the area and firefighters have gained ground. are fighting these flames on the ground. and up above using all their resources to contain the u.s. drought. a 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 situati

and this is similar to other cities like san francisco and san jose kron four's, camila barco is in berkeley with more on what it means for business is good morning. >> and good morning. so yeah, that list continues to grow. more cities in the bay area are requiring employees to show proof of vaccination. and now the city of berkeley is doing the same. here is where take a look at your screen. this goes for restaurants bars theaters, gyms, any indoor events with more than a 1000 people and all public and private child care facilities know any person who works at the sites must show their vaccination car card or they have to get tested for covid weekly. and this goes for employees contractors and volunteers as well as custodians maintenance and other workers who enter those businesses. this includes after our employees workers can file for religious or medical exemptions, but they must provide a signed letter. however, they will still need to provide a negative covid test for work. if you remember the city also enacted the same rules for customers last month. so as of today both workers and c

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 talk with survivors us. >> there's 2000 campaign to tiles on this long.ach one tells a story of what happened during the 1991 oakland firestorm 30 years later, the city's still reflects on the events. and remember, some people were impacted. >> a flag that survived the 1991 oakland firestorm stance 30 years later, in remembrance of the devastation of namely all a renewed oakland city leaders displayed the banner near the firestorm. wall tiles during a ceremony saturday and it's beautiful view. i had. >> that i enjoyed until the day of the fire is small by 15 year-old pains. one of the darkest days in fred hurts life. i lost. >> 30 years of journals. i lost photographs and that's our house burning. >> and the door opened as a coming out with a few things. i say. that's me. that's a brand offering max memory of october. 1919, 91 that ended up in the hospital from smoke inhalation. the fire started in the oakland berkeley hills and firefighters quickly put it out. but the next morning, strong winds reignited the smoldering embers. >> lincoln back rushed to s

camila barco reports now for research laboratories in south san francisco. >> this new pill can change the way doctors treat covid-19 patients. mark executives plan to submit the information they found about this pill for review in the coming days. it's a major breakthrough in the fight against the coronavirus. >> the pharmaceutical company. merck says it has the first effective antiviral covid-19 pill. mark tracked 775 non-hospitalized adults. we had mild to moderate covid-19. they were considered high risk for severe disease because of health problems. the patients involved in the research received it within 5 days of showing symptoms, early results showed the chances of hospitalization or death is cut in half. when you take marks. covid-19 pill. another group of patients received a dummy pill and they suffer severe symptoms. a group of medical experts told mark to stop the trial early because the initial results were successful. the drug is designed to stop the coronavirus from replicating it's meant to be taken. as for pills twice a day for 5 days. but it's unclear how much it will

let's continue team coverage and get out there and it comports camila barco is in the north bay. let's head up there now. see what it's like in santa rosa, good morning, camila. >> good morning, you guys. so yeah. as john said, it's a little quieter at this very moment here is the santa rosa. but it's just been non stop raining this entire morning. i will say it is light rain, but there are a few puddles around town. what you're looking at is highway one. oh, one near santa rosa, you'll notice that the roads are just wet and slick. and you'll also notice that as you see cars just driving by. they got their windshield wipers going. but some drivers are taking it slow. i did earlier this morning. the roads may look ok to drive, but they can also for you on my way here this morning night, joe through some heavy bands of rain and to my surprise, did drive through some flooding on highway one. oh one. so just be i'm mindful of that. and also take it slow this morning. we heard from she talked about the amount of accidents there were this morning. i had i did not see any on my drive her

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 assiste

i'm camila barco live with details on his new film and the controversy behind his netflix special. well, me, the county voted to approve the funding for the a's ball park is being proposed. but how does the project moves forward. i got all the details. >> live from the newsroom. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news far. >> i feel like we've got you covered from head to toe a lot of great stories there. each of the reporters are given a something that i'm pretty sure to find out about, you know what it is because the weather is not the way. well, that's when the weather gets the way we've got to get everything else out. yeah. away. we've what going forward john, as we're counting down till halloween, everybody's now focused on the halloween forecast. yeah. more kids out this year than last. yeah. i think this year's definitely would be a little more active as far as halloween goes and the good news for it is. it's nothing i'm not going to be anything like last weekend was. >> skies are clearing out overall as we work our way into the h

trumpers camila barco is live from the newsroom with more hate mail. good morning, guys. yeah.ny allowed to offer a covid-19 booster shot, but happening. >> now, the fda panel is debating the benefits versus the risks of a booster shot for moderna or johnson and johnson. now there's little information on how johnson and johnson protects people against the delta variant up. however, preliminary results from a study show that people who received the johnson and johnson dose may be better off getting a booster shot from moderna or pfizer. now the mixing and matching of these vaccines is also part of the discussion. however, fda scientists have not reached a firm conclusion about whether there's enough evidence for the j and j boosters. now the fda will meet today. they're currently meeting now and as well as tomorrow to discuss these booster shots next week. the fda will make a final decision and then they'll determine whether to authorize those booster shots. and if that passes the cdc will then debate who got some started. james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot, hala. >> 5.

. >> kron four's camila barco live in san francisco with the details. good morning. coming up. >> good morning you guys am this mandate applies to people who work in areas where there's a lot of contact. so before those employees clock in today. they must prove that they are fully vaccinated. take a look at your screen. this goes for workers at bars restaurants clubs theaters entertainment venues as well as indoor gyms and other fitness establishments. the city and county required customers to show proof of vaccination at these businesses starting back on august 12 but employees had about 2 months to get the vaccine. now today both customers and now employees entering those workplaces must be fully vaccinated. the idea is to protect people against the spread of covid and keep businesses open. now this vaccination requirements also apply to health care providers 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 and they say it's

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

and today latinos have laid down their roots in san francisco's mission district camila barco has moren the cultural legacy. >> and community of 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 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 the creative restaurants. they created

crawford's camila barco live in the newsroom to talk more about this camilla. >> yeah. not the best time for this to happen. we don't know that's going to affect tonight's game and the security there. but we do know that there's going to be less officers patrolling the streets. the city gave their workers several months to get a covid shot, but more than a 120 sworn officers. miss that deadline. now they're facing the consequences. they will be on paid administrative leave in not allowed at work. according to the san francisco police association starting today. city employees at high-risk workplaces must be vaccinated and that includes jails 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 sadly, that 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 mayor london breed says that they're on it. >> examining those that people are

and now the mandate for city workers to be vaccinated has gone into effect with the kron four's camila barco live in the newsroom with more on this story. camilla. >> yes. so there's going to be less and less san francisco police officers answering calls for service starting today. the san francisco police association says that more than a 100 of their members fail to meet with the city's vaccine mandate now like james said, san francisco gave see workers like police officers several months to get a covid shot. the deadline to prove that they are vaccinated was yesterday a 120 sworn officers did not meet that requirement. a spokesperson from the san francisco police association says the employees who continue to decline getting a covid shot will be placed on paid administrative leave and not be allowed to come back to work now. starting today, san francisco workers, a designated high-risk locations must be vaccinated. that includes jails hospitals city operated assisted living facilities as well as homeless shelters. now, san francisco's human resources department says 95% of the city's work

so make sure you tune in to our special with our own camila barco.is sunday night at 6.30. we'll be right back. >> and we're back to 55 on the clock. and if you want to get a pumpkin for halloween. i want to get it now because pumpkins turns out are in short supply member that shipping problem we've been talking about. yeah. that and also problems of farms to fungus that's going through here in california. pumpkin growers are seeing their crops struggling right now, drought conditions are helping any. so you've got a number of different things that are conspiring, including that fungus. so in the midwest, a little or a dove. hey havoc with their pumpkin good off so that i will tell you that safeway has plenty of pumpkins. they do so. yeah. i just in fact, i didn't get it yesterday, but out. i'll go today. yeah, just going time replacing. you know, i'm going to do. >> i'm going to show you this video and tell you i'm going to do it up on the elephant's. this out? i like to eat it. is that just just just yeah. i just take break. it open. if i don't kno

i'm camila barco live at the chase center with the details. alameda county is now on board to help fund the a's new ballpark, but there's still a lot more to happen before this project news. florida got the details live from the newsroom. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> we're sharing news big and small here on the kron 4 morning news. i just told you how james it's doughnuts with a fork and knife. >> and i will say that i eat corn on the cob. >> with a fork and knife, which is. i and then you get a whole chunk of all the corn. okay. we can't just a little bit of rain this morning. that's the main food. it's all about food and your have breakfast and you think do i have to leave early today. no. >> should be fine. no, right. nothing in the way the weather looks alright john, just give of the weather is going to be some good outdoor eating or indoor eating. if you prefer that as well. just make sure you're doing either. >> we are going to be venturing outside to some really comfortable c

kron four's camila barco is live in san francisco with details on the big show. high camilla. >> good morning. you guys see others a little bit for everyone during this weekend's of beds over here we have the humanitarian assistant village. this is where people can check out the military equipment there. heavy machinery and also learn how these men and women respond to natural disasters. but this is just a portion of the action packed 5. take a look at your screen. these are some of the events happening today. the day kicks off with a parade of ships at 11 this morning. the u.s. navy parachute team at 1245 the red bull air force wing skit wingsuit skydivers at 1245, and the blue angels closed today show at but take a look at this video. this is them practicing yesterday, this year's air show will feature the usual tricks. but the blue injures angels are also debuting their new aircraft. the f 18 super hornet united airlines will also take the skies and fun fact. this is the only air show in the country with a commercial airliner to perform a fully choreographed a

. >> 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

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camila barco kron 4 news. >> kron 4 can help you stay up to date on the latest weather in your neighborhoodl you have to do is use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to the kron 4 mobile app where you can download and there you can get current conditions live radars and up to date forecast. we'll b kron 4 continuing to track live radar this saturday night as big round of storms heads our way. but recent will be along in just a few moments with latest check of your forecast. >> a new study of african elephants as a lot of them are being born without tusks and poaching could be to blame the study published in the journal. science says african species of elephants are involving into a tusk less creature. scientists are saying it's because of how poaching of their tusks affects their survival and us the future breeding out of the. researchers say a brutal civil war in mozambique led to the killing and poaching of elephants with tusk for war financing. this has caused more females already without us to survive and pass from this tesla s trait. a stunning sigh

as you can see, we've got sarah stinson in hayward camila barco in san jose rain in the traffic centerits full. >> and then john tracking all that wet weather moving around. let's start with you. is actively changing minute by minute, guys. so we've had 2 waves of energy crossing through this morning. the first came through right around 04:00am stuck with us for a few hours after that that brought the heaviest of intensity rainfall. the new culture break it was only a brief break, though. now that second wave of moisture is pushing through. let's look at where we're at right now. most of us across the bay are in the midst of rainfall from the second wave. there's the break that i just mentioned. here's that second area of rain. and there are some heavy pockets in there. stretching from the coastline of san mateo county on up through solano county. let's look at the east bay right now because you are one of our areas looking at some of the most widespread at least moderate rainfall of nothing as heavy as what we had earlier. but it is still coming down in the ground is already saturated

i'm camila barco live with details on his new film and the controversy behind his netflix special. county voted to approve the funding for the a's ball park is being proposed. but how does the project moves forward. i got all the details. >> live from the newsroom. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news far. >> i feel like we've got you covered from head to toe a lot of great stories there. each of the reporters are given a something that i'm pretty sure to find out about, you know what it is because the weather is not the way.

kron four's camila barco joining us live in the newsroom with more details. >> good well, so, yeah, the fire also injured a 150 people and today speakers will reflect on what happened, but also remember the people that were affected. the city of oakland says that the oakland berkeley firestorm should not be forgotten. so let's take you back to october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hills. 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. 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 were additional risk factors. the tunnel fire is also known as the oakland berkeley firestorm and 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, the cause of the fire isn't dete

kron four's camila barco joining us live now at golden gate park. she's got a little bit more detail on the extra services that bart and muni are offering this weekend. good morning, 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

this week, the first time in 2 years since we've seen those blue angels fly kron four's camila barco g us from. >> the newsroom to talk a little bit about this year's event. post-pandemic camila. >> well, grab your ear plugs, manuel. it's going to be loud in san francisco this week. people are going to be able to see the blue angels the ship tours and the parade of ships. but this year's event will also resemble what we've been experiencing the past year, san francisco fleet week is it's a braiding its 40th anniversary. the air show includes the navy parachute team. the red bull air force wingsuit skydivers and of course, the blue angels. now you can watch it all. what the city's covid protocols are still in place during fleet week. masks are required. on all us navy vessels and health officials encourage people to wear them outside as well because of the large crowds. now, you must wear a face covering and show proof of vaccifation with the matching id for any indoor events fleet week brings thousands of people to san francisco. but the fire department does have a message for anyone

waigand testified before congress saying facebook chooses profit over public safety kron four's camila barco joining us live in palo alto with more on what's expected to happen today. good morning. camila. >> good morning, you guys see at protesters will meet here at green middle school before heading out to mark zuckerberg's house in palo alto and this is a group of people that do not want to see zuckerberg run the social media platforms any more specifically facebook now as you guys said, this comes after hearing francis hagan testify in front of congress. she is a former facebook data scientist and she accused the giant social media network of pursuing profits over safety just like noel said. and the data scientists said that facebook harms children creates division and weakens democracy. now, she also claims the company failed to change instagram after research showed the platform negatively impacts young people. she is calling for such break to step down from his role in the company. here's what she had to say. >> mark holds a very unique role the tech industry and that he over. 55 1% o

so to an end to our hispanic heritage special with our camila barco this sunday night at 6.30, and thats at 8. our primetime news continues at the top of the hour with grant lotus. i'm justine waltman captured pat, thank you. are ready to go. >> for news at 9 is next for following that. it's trying to fight. >> new developments just within the past 10 minutes or so. evacuations are in place. mandatory as well as some warnings. it's is the tension only set fire. a controlled burn that got out of control. their communities now that are forced to leave their homes. what's pin during the firefight tonight, but also the good news that we just learned. also, san jose water customers will soon need to start cutting back on your water usage or face drought fees. >> we'll see when these restrictions go into effect and how much extra money you're going to have to pay those st >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now at 9 a sudden and intense firefight. as we begin in santa cruz county, where firefighters. >> lost control of a prescribed burn.

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 that

we have kron four's, camila barco actually outside live in front of the chase center this morning, gettingfrom people this morning. camila. >> yeah. lots of people 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

kron four's, camila barco live in berkeley with more on that morning. camila. >> good morning, guys. yeah. the list continues to grow. we're seeing more and more cities in california and the bay area continue to require employees to show proof of vaccination and now berkeley is on that list. and here's where employees must prove that they're vaccinated restaurants, bars theaters, gyms and any indoor event with more than a 1000 people and it also goes for all public and private child care facility now employees have 2 options. they can either show proof of vaccination if they work at any of the sites. if they don't do that employees have to get tested for covid weekly. and this goes for employees contractors and volunteers as well as custodians maintenance and other workers who enter those businesses and that includes for any employees who are there after hours now workers who file for an extension or for religious or medical reasons must provide signed letters from a medical provider or under penalty of perjury. but in either case the per the people who