ellos dicen que es hora de que se dejen de vender esa gasolina en santa clara y en todo el paÍs.ir en el combustible sin plomo. sin embargo, quieren las autoridades de santa clara que no se use este tipo de combustibles con plomo en este reparto. ramÓn: lograste comunicarte con algÚn piloto?. quÉ te han dicho del tema reportera: uno de los pilotos que hablÓ con nosotros dijo que estÁ de acuerdo en usar combustible sin plomo porque estÁ consciente del daÑo que causa en los niÑos. esto es lo que tenemos por ahora. ramÓn: gracias. estaremos pendientes. la oficina del fiscal del distrito del condado de marÍn dio a conocer que hay una investigaciÓn sobre un altercado que involucra a un jardinero y oficiales de la policÍa. [habla en inglÉs] ramÓn: la investigaciÓn estÁ enfocada en este vÍdeo de las cÁmaras corporales de los oficiales, en donde se ve el sangriento arresto de un hombre no identificado que es jardinero en el canal de san rafael. estaba en la acera tomando cerveza con unos amigos. los oficiales estÁn suspendidos y fueron puestos bajo licencia administrativa. el video se hi

en santa clara ya puede hacer una cita.evado protecciÓn contra el covid—19. ¿quÉ harÍan estas vacunas de refuerzo? >> prÁcticamente estas vacunas tienen lo que es la parte ancestral del covid—19, es aquella que tuvimos en 2020. de esta manera se evitan hospitalizaciones y tambiÉn complicaciones por el virus. locutora: un representante del condado de santa clara nos explica cuanto tiempo hay que esperar para recibirlo. >> puedes tomar la vacuna a refuerzo, debes esperar 2 meses desde la vacuna original y los adultos pueden combinar las diferentes vacunas, pueden usar moderna, tambiÉn pfizer, pero lo Único es que tienen que esperarse 2 meses despuÉs de la vacuna original. locutor: el refuerzo de pfizer lo pueden recibir personas de 12 aÑos, sigue moderna de —— y el de moderna de 18 aÑos o mÁs. el refuerzo estÁ recomendado para personas mayores de determinada edad, por ejemplo al principio estos refuerzos estaban recomendados para personas de 50 aÑos o mÁs. ¿en este caso los nuevos refuerzos a quiÉn se le recomienda que se le

this this is the newly formed fuels reduction crew, the santa clara county fire, they are working hard now so they never have to battle a massive wildfire in this very place. >> every summer we are eclipsing eclipsing a new record every single year, there used to be a joke this is the worst fire season ever, that's been the case for the last 10 years in a row. i don't see it improving much unless we start taking proactive steps to manage our watershed, which our program is trying to do. >> reporter: this fire crew is all from the south van diest bay. there removing dead trees and overgrown brush here on cycle road in the saratoga hills. cutting down all this dry dry vegetation, they are also cutting down a wildfire intensity. >> we are trying to invest time in putting in on charcoal road, it's a strategic field break which will allow us to box in a fire to start to the north or to to the south. it helps managers build the box. it takes the momentum out of the fire and gives it a fighting chance to make a stand and stop forward progress before it burns the whole watershed as opposed to

es acusada por corrupciÓn y administrar de forma deficiente la presiÓn de santa clara.n y estÁ registrado en un video, la policÍa puede pedir el video y el dueÑo de la cÁmara lo puede dar voluntariamente. la policÍa lo puede obtener a travÉs de la corte si la persona no quiere colaborar. el juez podrÍa decidir. ramÓn: la policÍa puede solicitar hasta 24 horas de acceso al vÍdeo de vigilancia bajo una situaciÓn de riesgo de vida de una persona, cuando se trate de una investigaciÓn criminal. paola: esta semana el gobernador newson firmÓ una ley que endurece las consecuencias que enfrentarÁn aquellos que son sorprendidos en espectÁculos ilegales de autos. ramÓn: vamos a ver los detalles. >> hay posibilidad de peleas, uso de alcohol o drogas y puede llevar a balaceras u homicidios. reportera: el asambleÍsta jesse gabriel, autor de la ley, enfatiza la importancia de prohibir estas prÁcticas. >> pueden ocurrir en estacionamientos privados. reportera: muchos agentes policiales continÚan batallando para poner fin a estos espectÁculos ilegales de autos. >> los oficiales sÍ van a

still ahead, the future of the reid-hillview airport in santa clara still hanging in the balance. officials scrambling to solve a leg problem. we'll have the la meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ continuing our coverage of this relentless heat wave. current temperatures right now and it looks like livermore and concord are winning the contest that you don't want to win 109 in those cities, antioch, not far beh

jeff line is joining us from the santa clara medical center. first of all, can you talk about about things we would experience experience and say, i'm fine, i'll just get a glass of water. what are things that we need to pay attention to, doctor? >> so the number-one sign of heat exhaustion is that you've stopped sweating, you've used up up all your free resources, you've sweated as much as you can, and are now dehydrated and are no longer sweating, then you you are trouble. it is then time time to stop and cool down however you can, be it in the shade or get into air-conditioning and then start drinking water. if you continue to work, if you continue to exercise from this point on, then you are going to start having internal organ damage, ae as we call it, and you moved to heat stroke which, neurologically, eastern having s having difficulties. your body will often stop working for you. you. >> when you are experiencing being heated or overheated, sometimes you think, i'll just have a glass of water and cool off. but what are the signs that th

d an hintongousi. onyes estÁ disponible el nuevo refuerzo de la vacuna contra el covid-19 en santa clararimas residentes en recibir esta vacuna. >>> muy feliz y espero por este momento por mucho tiempo. >>> dice quiere es quÉ su mamÁ e hijos estÁn protegidos por lo que querÍa ser una de las primeras hoy el momento llegÓ. >>> le vamos poner la vacuna de refuerzo. >>> entonces este refuerzo actualizado es un refuerzo que es conveniente ponÉrselo para darnos protecciÓn adicional a la que estÁbamos teniendo. >>> por eso en california se han distribuido mÁs de 600 mil de estas dosis a hospitales farmacias y gobiernos goles entre estos el condado de santa clara donde abrieron las citas al pÚblico. >>> puede venir a recibir la vacuna la persona que tengan doce aÑos hacia arriba y que han acabado su serie inicial. >>> puede llamar a su mÉdico para recibir el refuerzo con su seguro de salud y ponÉrselo con el documento de salud local. puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla elija espaÑol dice que quiere ponerse el refuerzo. >>> y explican en mis prÓximos dÍas todas las cita van a estar y erans deberÍa

estÁn bajo advertencia de calor, pero no tan clara como hacia el este de la familiares, y lugares comones de calor extremo, y recuerde que los dÍas martes y miÉrcoles, concord soledo, san francisco 33. la regiÓn de napa bastante cÁlida. en santa cruz estarÁ caliente pero con temperaturas cercanas a los medios 80, en san josÉ sentiremos menos calor en los 91 grados. la calidad del aire desde el sur al este de la bahÍa estarÁ en nivel insaluble. mucha cautela en estos Últimos tres dÍas. el siguiente fin de semana tendremos niveles bastante drastÍos.>>> donde el calor deja fuertes precipitaciones, porque las fuertes temperaturas avivaron las llamas del evento que arde en la ptona de (nombre en inglÉs) quemÓ 4 mil acres y su contenciÓn estÁ en 20267. bomberos del noche ayudaron para la contenciÓn del fuego. >>> paus comerciar. milesde personas (inaudible), al entÉrese dÓnde ocurriÓ. y (comerciales) ♪day 1, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 2, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪guess what, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪i like your strut,♪ ♪do you wanna go str

>> there are 156 cases in santa clara county.about 55% of the cases in about 80% of those infected are and bisexual men, similar infection trends are happening throughout the area. >> anybody can get monkeypox. why is that latinos are becoming becoming more affected? that ise socio-culture factors that put e at risk. >> i don't think there is enough enough public awareness that had has reached the population that needs to be reached. for mackeys the medical director at the gardner family health services in san jose. poverty, often crod living conditions and efficientg efficient messaging to spanish-speaking people are all. all factors. >> the majority of canvassing is is primarily in english. it needs to reach the hispanic pop. it needs to reach all the ethni. ethnic populations. not just hi. just hispanic. unfortunately its the hispanic population that han affected the most. >> santa clara county public heh announced partnerships with community groups to help disseme health information in spanish. > >> thank you for watching. th

the santa clara county public health department. they're saying you don't have to get vaccinated even if you work at high risk areas like prisons, homeless shelters, nursing homes and they point to the high vaccination rate in santa clara county. 87% of the residents in this county. they've already received their series of vaccinations, but 69% already got their booster shots. and because of that, they think covid-19, although still out there, although could wreak havoc for those with immune system problems they don't think is as deadly as it once was from a year or 2 years ago. and that's why they're not requiring those people to be vaccinated. as far as the mask. well, you might recall santa clara county, these based on a lot of heat being the only county last year, despite all the other counties in the bay area, the surrounding counties requiring not requiring people to wear masks, then all of a sudden you drive to santa clara county, then you have to mask up. it didn't make sense for a lot of people. but santa clara county, they

for more on the story, let's head to santa clara kron. four's will tran standing by. good morning. will. the health department there saying you don't have to get vaccinated to continue being employed at one time. they did. >> but no longer and they're not even requiring people to mask up if they're inside. and that was a hot button topic in santa clara county because all the other counties they took down their mask mandate. but in santa clara county, they kept it up and that caused a lot of controversy as far as the vaccination. if you work in high-risk areas like prison. seeing homes, health care facilities, hospitals, you're not required to get vaccinated because they're pointing out the vaccination rate in santa clara county, 87%. people in this county, they've already received their series of vaccinations close to 70%, already got their booster shots. yes, covid-19 is still relevant. it's still out there and they're telling people if you feel sick, stay home, isolate yourself. but because the vaccination rate is so high and covid tests, remember the days when it was very hard t

in santa clara, 60s, rain at time, not as much. levi's stadium on the northern end of the santa clara valley rain shadow. will see breezy conditions, but probably not as much rain as san francisco and likely in the north bay tomorrow. 64 in san jose, mild temperatures, likely stay in 60s overnight. dublin to san francisco. and tomorrow morning, rain starting to move in. wind speeds picking up. 20 to 35 miles per hour. then transition from rain to showers. where the games will be ongoing, likely see bands of showers passing through. look at temperatures, rain chances and temperatures in 60s and low 70s. winds will be the big story, especially the coast. gusty areas in orange, 20 to 45-mile-per-hour gusts by half moon bay, and winds out of the south. wind advisory 6:00 a.m. for coast and san francisco until 4:00 a.m. monday. storm ranger starting to see more activity offshore. very interesting when you look at satellite view. look at the low, will park offshore through tuesday and wednesday. first batch of rain midmorning, moving thr

but for now in santa clara county, charles clifford kron, 4 news >> well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, a south bay city expanding its ban on single-use plastic. going to tell you what's changing. we'll be right back after the break. cupertino is expanding its ban on single-use plastics. this happens next month. the city officials voted to expand the ban this week after an initial unanimous vote in august restaurants and other businesses will be banned from providing single-use plastic cups containers bags and other food where for dine-in or takeout, other things ban will include styrofoam containers. restaurants will be allowed to provide take-out items made of bamboo wood or aluminum foil. the ordinance takes effect on october 6. some retailers and restaurants are taken lobsters off the menu after the conservation group said that harvesting could be dangerous to wales. the group seafood watch base out of the monterey bay aquarium says whales can be injured or killed there. get caught in the gear that connects the lobster traps on the ocean floor. thousands of companies

well, today, santa clara county leaders called on the department of transportation and the faa to do more to address the problem. >> because it is simply unacceptable in our community or any community in america for kids to be poisoned by leaded fuel at airport. if you can. >> land and take off with leaded fuel. you're going to pollute the children. this community. >> in a statement, the faa said it is working to move the county away from leaded aviation fuel, quote, just last week, the faa cleared the way for an an leaded aviation fuel to be used throughout the nation's fleet of piston powered aircraft. a major step forward. the faa also says it is committed to working with the county to have led free operations at the airport. meanwhile, the county is trying to stop federal funding to support reid-hillview airport to keep it open. >> well, let's take a look at our 4 zone weather forecast. of course, we're all hoping that today's the last day of the searing heat. this is a live picture of the san mateo bridge, which is pretty crowded right now, crowded and hazy out there. you can ev

sin embargo, la faa dice lo contrario, pero las autoridades de santa clara no estÁn contentas. para expresar su descontento con la faa, la cual segÚn dicen, estÁ a favor de usar combustible con plomo. esto puede causar daÑos a los niÑos que viven en las cercanÍas. >> la agencia federal les ha dicho al condado que tienen que vender gasolina con plomo o si no le van a meter una demanda al condado. los lÍderes polÍticos estÁn diciendo que es hora de que se deje de vender gasolina de ese tipo en todo el paÍs. reportera: estuvieron presente la supervisora y congresistas en la conferencia de prensa. [habla en inglÉs] >> por quÉ la faa quiere evitar que el gobierno local proteja a su comunidad? reportera: el aeropuerto ha estado en medio de la polÉmica tambiÉn por accidentes registrados en zonas cercanas a mÚltiples viviendas y escuelas. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: en enero de este aÑo la junta de supervisores hizo un cambio que permite sÓlo la venta de gasolina sin plomo en el aeropuerto. esto, por un estudio que indica que los niÑos que viven cerca de los aeropuertos tienen un alto

but santa clara county, they saw the metrics and say, yes, you do well. now they're saying you don't have to mask up and you don't have to get vaccinated. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll 6.10, is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a historic inflation reduction act is about to be signed into law. we'll tell you how president biden feels about all that and a woman's dna taken to investigate her assault case ends up putting her behind bars for an unrelated crime. will tell you what she's doing now to try to limit how sfpd uses evidence like that in the future. and after the break, the man accused of killing 3 people in a shooting spree across memphis is expected to be in court this morning. we're learning more about the charges will be facing. and cooler one than yesterday even was and >> in addition and maybe even more importantly, what's mcgee to we're going to drier and drier as the days goes by, which means those 70's are just going to feel really, really nice talking about the rest of the week's forecast. still to come and traffic

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the feud between the niners and the city of santa clara started back in 2019 when santa clara officials voted to and the forty-niners being in charge of non nfl events at the stadium. coming up tonight at 8, a wash without the water. a new drought friendly way to wash your car. >> oakland's layla motley has been writing ever since she was a young girl. now she's getting national attention for her first novel set in her hometown. even oprah winfrey is heaping on the phrase. details ahead. but first, getting ready for fire season. how one east bay community is trying to prevent the worst from happening again. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> we are following the massive wildfire bu

well above 90 degrees for most parts and the santa clara valle. 96 in san jose. between 100 and 110 degrees. yesterday we were around 115 for those hotspots. this isn't quite as bad. the problem is, today's temperatures temperatures are still plenty hot and we go up again tomorrow. again tomorrow. amateurs going to return to the 80s around the. the bay. 10 to 15 degrees above average. closer to 20 degrees above average further inland. cr to 110 degrees in talker to. one day of extreme heat. the excessive heat morning continues inland through 8:00 on thursday. temperatures range from 100 and san jose to 115 degrees hotspots inland in the east bay. around the bay of the coastal range, also continues through 8:00 on thursday. temperatures are going to be que as hot, but anybody with any het any heat related sensitivity ins of health problems may have issues during the hottest art of art of the day. even around the. the bay. the good news is, there is, there is a cooldown around the corner as we head through the weekend into the next week. we will track that in the f

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inland in the eat bay in santa clara tomorrow. didn't happened today.hat tomorrow. be prepared for it if you have emphysema or seve have emphysema or severe asthma. asthma. here are the highs from. the highs from today. all of these location hit record highs. san jose at 109 is the all-timd is the all-time record for san e for san jose, it doesn't matter which day of the week. 140 degrees in santa rosa. 113 degrees in livermore. still 112 in fairfield. 100 degrees in sa. the temperature in san francisco francisco has dropped. it hit a high of 98, now down to 76. temperatures tonight will be a x of 60s and 70s. not much relief for even the coolest part of tht part of the night. temperatures will be only in the mid-70s alog the coast. that is the spot to be. low to mid 90s around the south end of the bay in the pen. 100 inland, in the santa clara . the santa clara valley. temperatures around 105 degreesd around 105 degrees inland. close close to 80 in san francisco. into the 80s for oakland and the the east bay with 10 skus reaching into the upper 90s and

farther inland, santa clara val, clara valley, that is part of the problem. up the windows and get some fresh air in the house. tomorrow, temperatures will reach the mid-70s along the coast. around 100 down the peninsula, and the south end of the bay, between 100 and 110 degrees in the santa santa clara valley. temperatures temperatures from 110 to 115 for for most inland parts of the east bay. another day of record highs likely. up to 150 degrees in fairfield. mid 80s in san francisco, mid-90s in oakland, the midday may stay in the 80s, but another hot day overall. northbay, hovering over around 105 degrees. north, you will be closer to 110 degrees. are we to to set any records tomorrow? not not around the bay. san francisco and oakland safely away from tomorrow's record high high temperatures. san jose will will be close. santa rosa within within five degrees. if and we are going to set new record high high temperatures in concord by tomorrow afternoon. and we have to watch this hurricane kay. why why are we watching this? it is going to track to the northw

a program in santa clara county threatening r clara county threatening similar enforcement is havingreat su. great success. you guys have 100% compliance. >> that is correct. >> reporter: the search the labor commissioner's list of und commissioner's list of unpaid judgments for businesses that sell food in the county. and they threatened to pull the food the food permit unless they pay up. while santa clara county youth program focuses on food, e were told it could be expanded statewide to pull a variety of businesses. state senator agrees. >> we had to take responsibility for trying to pass laws that have her teeth in them. in the reality, there is a counter inf. is a counter influence. >> reporter: both prolabor lawmakers vice pushback. how long could be until we have a statewide program that has penalties for businesses? >> let's be realistic. >> let's be realistic. in this building, it is going hard. >> reporter: the chamber insists chamber insists they want that s they want that actors held accountable. >> would you be opposed to some legislation similar to what santa clara cou

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live in santa clara county, abc7news.i: the community organization pushing to create california's preparation task force for african-americans is urging the governor to veto legislation extending the deadline for the committee to complete its work. the co--- the coalition for a just and equitable california says the extension sends a message to -- a bad message. the chairperson says that the final report will be released within its original timeframe which is next july. reggie: san francisco's new da is changing course on a policy on how teenagers are handled when they are accused of a crime. he will abandon recall da's policy to never ask that juveniles be charged as an adult. jenkins says effective immediately she is forming a juvenile review team that will consider whether to recommend that a 16 or 17-year-old should be tried as an adult. >> we cannot allowr victim themo remain without justice or accountability in very serious and egregious cases. reggie: the review will collaborate with all parties involved including

but in santa clara county, they kept it up. so this county was a little slower when it came to that just to make sure that everybody was safe. they caught a lot of heat for that. and this particular case, they're telling people you don't have to mask up if you don't want to and you don't have to get vaccinated because this county already has high vaccination rate will try to talk to the health director. she went out and talked about it yesterday, but we'll still still see if we can track her down to get her react this morning. good news. if you live in santa clara county, back to you. all right. good news. thank you very much. well, >> time now is 508. in an exclusive interview only on kron 4 governor newsom discusses several key issues facing the state, including energy and climate. he said that the state is doing what it can to respond to wildfires. and we have more from our capitol correspondent eytan wallace. >> yeah. during our interview, governor newsom made clear the state is ramping up its fire fighting abilities, inclu

only a pfizer booster remains available for kids 5 to 12 at this time santa clara county will receive vaccine shipment next week with appointments at their mass vaccination sites starting shortly after the county's own. nation sites expect to be ready within a day to give large quantities of these updated boosters as soon as they've received their inventory appointments can be made at scc freevax.org and santa clara county public health director, dr. sarah cody recommends everyone to make one according to wastewater data, dr. cody says the county is still seeing a lot of covid circulation and 10 to 15 residents are dying weekly. she applauds the work that community has done thus far and says this is the next step in saving lives people are tired of adapting their behaviors. people cannot adapt their behaviors for two and a half years and that's why it's incredibly important to have a updated vaccine an updated booster that you can get boosted and you can feel more confident that you have protected yourself cdc recommendations as to when you should receive your booster for optimal prot

she's been santa clara county sheriff since 1998. he's had 6 terms of this. unlike a criminal case where you have to have beyond a shadow of a doubt in a civil case is a preponderance of guilt. so what they want to do is remove or even if they find her guilty, guys, she will not face any jail time. instead she will be removed from office. >> and according to the people behind this, they say this trial could last about 17 days. we will cover this from beginning to end. sheriff laurie smith has faced a lot of controversy during her time. in fact, at one point, her assistant ran against or so she has not without controversy in this particular case. she and her lawyers. they were hoping that she would just ride out the term end in january. but in this particular case, there is a chance that she could be done 3 months earlier. then she would like. and of course, this case it's all about according to a lot of people about her legacy. back to you. okay. thank you. will. >> times. and also today, the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl is going to be

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the city of santa clara issued this statement to kron 4 news thursday. venison had worked for the city for 29 years as a civil engineer, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones to assist our current employees during this difficult time. a grief counselor will be available in quote. and this from maria trans employer, john george psychiatric hospital in alameda, quote, our hearts go out to the family, friends, jg ph staff and especially to those who worked closely with maria. she was a brilliant, an excellent nurse who cared deeply for those we serve. this is in the event of a. >> i'm very disturbed individual. they went out and committed a very heinous act. how will get to some day maybe a figure out why. how, what, how all this transpired. lieutenant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office says that williams knew the couple, but the motive is unknown. >> he says williams had just finished working at the nearby county jail when he went to the couple's home. >> a relative called 9-1-1 to report an intruder responding. deputies f

its part by combatting the heat by opening cooling centers which are set up from san jose to santa clara, and you can ride the bta to any one of them for free during the duration of the heat wave. you can find this info by going to nbcbayarea.com, and we have put together a breakdown of the heat and the flex alert, and you find the tips to cooldown and save energy. just click on the link on the trending bar. >>> we are following breaking news out of the south bay. san jose firefighters worked overnight to put out a two-alarm structure fire. the fire started just after 12:30 this morning at an unoccupied restaurant on azura avenue starting on the outside of the building and made its way inside. the fire crews said while responding a power line came down and causing delays in the response. one firefighter was transported to the hospital after suffering a minor medical emergency. no word on the cause of the fire. south bay police are searching for the suspect connected to a double stabbing. witnesses say that the violence started as a fight between two vendors at a flea market, and the scen

shirley treviño que fue fundadora del chicano movement, y fundadora de mujeres de aztlán en santa clara employment community, que, ah, hizo mucho énfasis para que se ocupara más raza en la ciudad de san josé y en el condado de santa clara. maría fuentes, que ha sido una líder en la salud mental, y ahora es también miembro de la mesa directiva en el colegio evergreen en san jose city college. y el doctor herman gallegos, que ha dedicado su vida organizando, y peleando por derechos humanos en nuestra comunidad, son grandes, ah, luminarios que nos han dado ejemplo, y queremos honrarlos con eso. damián trujillo: apropiadamente, y se lo merecen, este reconocimiento, se lleva a cabo el 16 de octubre, en la mexican heritage plaza, de septiembre. - de septiembre. - en septiembre, en el mexican heritage plaza, de san josé. vamos a mostrar la fecha y la página web para más información, así que si usted quiere comunicarse, ahí está la fecha, el 16 de septiembre 6:00 de la tarde en mexican heritage plaza, y ahí está la página web para más información. regresamos con la celebración de nuestra raza,

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calurosa y se espera que continúe por lo menos hacia el interior hasta el próximo jueves marín, santa clarapartirde esta noche finalmente sin advertencia por este calor que trae temperaturas cercanas a los 90.95° así que finalmente viene un cambio en camino pero este es el panorama lo que también dejan condiciones en la calidad del aire que no son satisfactorias especialmente para cierto grupo de personas que tienen algún problema precisamente los pulmones y el corazón mucho cuidado hacia lo que es el este y el sur del área de la bahía hay que evitar los ejercicios al aire libre porque muchas veces una persona puede pensar que tiene una buena condición física pero con este calor es casi imposible y hay que hidratarse aunque no tenga sed hay que tomar agua mejor hay que mantenerse en lugares donde haya aire acondicionado pero mucho cuidado precisamente apagones programados están siendo implementados este martes en varias zonas del área de la bahía en respuesta a la sobrecarga una sistema eléctrico donde vive el intenso calor escucha esto en este momento más de 32,000 residentes en la región

as of friday . 14 people have died while living on the streets in santa clara county in one night. think two years ago, four people died in one captain in one night during the cold weather, so there's a lot of factors obviously out there on the streets that contribute homeless advocates like pastor scott wagers, say the number of people dying on the streets continues to climb a year after year. the truth is, if you get people indoors you're gonna help save their lives so far this year, 167 people have died living in the streets in santa clara county, the majority of them in san jose county board supervisor cindy chavez says the fentanyl crisis plays a major role in overdoses. in my mind that thing that we need to

the santa clara county board of supervisors. you're marking $135,000 for the purchase of narcan kits. each of the county's 65 high schools would receive one supervisor cindy chavez spearheaded the effort person could think they're taking, um, a percocet or something that they bought that online and it could be laced with fentanyl and kill them. that scenario cost 17 year old star athlete leno sis bloom , his life detective mentioned that like they i suspect that is there's been a you know, alleged peel that he was able to get access and that that list bill probably had a dosage of mila. health experts say narcan administered by spray through the nose prevents an overdose immediately without the danger of addiction, so the way that narcan works. is that an essentially when it enters the brain, it takes off the binding of fentanyl to the opioid receptors in the brain, and then the body can resume normal functioning. county school officials say the vast majority of high school communities welcome this latest safety tool similar to

several years ago, santa clara county did a study. they found elevated levels of lead in the blood of children living there by other county banned the sale of leaded fuel at that airport about a year ago, although pilots can buy leaded fuel and other places and still use the airport. there are ongoing concerns about the fuel causing health problems for neighbors. today county leaders called on the and the faa to do more to address the problem. >> because it is simply unacceptable in out community or any community in america for kids to be poisoned by leaded fuel at airport. if you can. >> land and take off with leaded fuel. you're going to pollute the children. this community. >> in a statement, the faa says it is working to move the county away from aviation fuel, saying just last week the faa cleared the way for an unloaded aviation fuel to be used throughout the nation's fleet of piston powered aircraft are major step forward. the faa also says it is committed to working with the county to have led free operations at that airport.

upper 50's in santa clara and half moon bay. are exploratorium camera, a pretty view.es up in 20 minutes. the nights are getting longer. there will be some more nights to come. very comfortable. breezy winds in the forecast for the coast today. in the delta, a bit of a breeze. we are getting set for a very warm week. look at that glassy looking bay. upper elevation winds are breezy. 20 to 30 miles per hour. we increase fire denture. we are looking at air quality -- we increase fire danger. looking at record highs and perhaps all-time records as we get into tuesday, wednesday. not only for september. mild to warm weather for the coast. we will jump all the way to wednesday, where we are back to work after the holiday. we are still 106 by the delta, 80's on the bayshore. comfortable on the coast. thursday, temperatures well over 100. 108 by the delta, 102 in santa rosa. this is friday. we are still looking at very warm weather. extreme heat. will probably have advisory since -- advisories extends her tuesday. today's highs the coolest. seven degrees warmer in the south b

in santa clara, max darrow. kpix 5. >> we have narrowly avoided rolling blackouts, but people did have their power cut by mis. by mistake. hillsboro, alameda and palo alto all shut off for up to an hour yesterday. they told us they were following orders from the northern california power agency. >> we don't have light inside. so it is all dark. we lost mone. lost money. >> one of its dispatchers misunderstood a message from kal kal iso that was actually just a a warning about the possibility of rolling blackouts. we are also learning more about a blackout at santa clara medical. medical center. the county tells tells us the failure cut primary primary power for about seven hours last night. some of the backup generators also failed, forcing a temporary closure of the e.r. a union representing ds representing doctors said staff actually had to scramble to mov. move patients. county health officials tell us it does have procedures in place for emergencies like this and no lives were ever in danger. one reason we a

and you have santa clara valley medical center that lost its air conditioning. it's lights a computer access following a failure of its backup generators, regional medical center of san jose and o'connor hospital were the other 2 medical facilities affected by the outages in pg and e sent us a statement in response. it reads in part, providing safe and reliable electric and gas service is pg e's primary responsibility in our san jose division of the 118,000 customers who lost power at various times due to the impact of heat on our system. 70% were restored in 6 hours or less. so there's that pam and ken, we'll have to see. but mayor liccardo says and does in the weeks to come back to you. all right. grant, thank you. >> tonight, the mosquito fire burning in placer and el dorado counties has quadrupled in size. it has now burned 13,000 acres. more evacuations were issued today. >> it was tough just with people trying to, you know, it's entire. home. and so they're trying to, you know, pick and choose what to grab beyond what they already have. you know, the essen

i don’t know, in short, if we understand that clara is really clara , you bring her to the point if bothilable. i would calmly give my flowers at least to know where you have already been searched. well , the french delegation is already in the volga region and pre-planned events, no one can cancel will not be. yes, in vain. well, do not discuss the management's decision. we agree well that we will not do what they want from us. we are obliged to prevent a terrorist attack, this is a matter of national importance. so from this moment on, the entire personnel goes into a state of full combat readiness, we introduce a reinforcement mode, the terrorists are also preparing. perhaps we can detect their activities. perhaps you simply have to detect them for satellite observation, shumov so that our drone hangs over every street, we will control everything that is happening around the hospital and along the route french delegation. order to strengthen patrols. uh-huh koshkin means, pull out all our analysts. let the policemen sit down and study the reports, looking for more or less clues, all s

el día jueves a las 8:00 de la noche así que aviso por calor extremo para contra costa marín santa clarantras estas temperaturas se mantengan extremadamente calurosas la calidad del aire continuará bastante mala sobre todo hacia el sur y este de la bahía que será la zona más impactada por este evento de calor mientras tanto temperatura alta hacia nombre extranjero fíjese que todavía las 10:00 de la noche tendremos unos 91° mientras en san josé está soleado también cálido temperatura en 100° y durante las próximas horas tendremos una recuperación un poco más notable a eso de las 10:00 de la noche temperaturas en los medios 80 mientras que en san francisco sobre todo en el aeropuerto tuvimos una temperatura temperatura 77 esta zona sido la más cálida hasta 80 el máximo en el área de san francisco san josé nuevamente en las tres dígitos temperatura en 102° pero a largo plazo sobre todo desde el domingo vamos a tener mucha humedad nubosidad potencial algunas precipitaciones ligeras vamos a cruzar los dedos porque mínimamente mucha nubosidad del fin de semana y temperatura mucho más frescas s

. >> reporter: that man likes to hike here in santa clara county. county. >> climate change is upon us, is really affecting us big time. >> reporter: from these hills to to his house in the hills -- >> it has been getting worse on a daily basis. >> reporter: this heat wave as another layer of complexity and difficulty on top of an already difficult situation. >> reporter: this fire chief sas the heat wave increased fire danger and will make fires that spark up even harder to fight. >> you're going to see an increase of the size and scope of fires, you will see an increase in fire resources to handle the emergencies. it really is a broad impact across the fire scene. >> reporter: heat accelerated the mosquito fire, trying out the all already angrily dry bruh and trees there, a haze starting starting to set in over the bay. bay area. he is keenly aware ofe fire danger all around. >> it definitely worries me, fo. for sure. maybe not in this ver, perhaps, but around us. you know know how the fire goes. it doesn't necessarily have to stat to start from w

low 80s in the santa clara valley. up to the mid-80s around around morgan hill did mostly mid 80s inland and the east bay, bay, some of the warmer spots into the 80s, cooler locations are barely cracking 80. averages averages around the bay, 60s in san francisco with a mix of 60s and 70s right along on side, wis temperes innd and the north bay lyt around es thina degree or two on either side, until you go farther north where where it is still going to be warmer. even hotter, around 90 d 90 around 1029. temperatures will stayagthen we warm up as we head for next week back back to those for five to 10 degree above-average temperaturs above-average temperatures friday, especially for inland areas. the hottest areas, inland inland in the east bay, likely to reach back to the low 90s by thursday and friday. so the calendar says october, the weather still says summertime. > >> thank you so much. action, comedy, and a nice dose of filipino culture. a big movie premiere changing the landscape of film by a bay area film maker.

santa clara valley. think back in the some triple digits by tomorrow afternoon, maybe as high as 109 in morgan hill. san francisco. cool off a little bit today. the warm back up but not as hot as it was yesterday. still about eighty-four degrees in a very couple 74 along the coastline this weekend. those clouds do roll in. it's going to cool down the temperatures throughout the weekend and then headed below average in the middle of next week. >> thank you, lawrence. as we experience yet another day of extreme heat across the state of california, the fate of a bill that would create the state's first of its kind heatwave warning and ranking system is now on the governor's desk. it calls for the cal office of emergency services to be in charge of contacting californians in areas predicted to get hit by extreme heat. the system would rank the heatwave danger level similar to how scientists rank the dangers of hurricanes before they strike. >> what this will do will allow us to hone in on where extreme heat

county, a santa clara county supervisor explained how gun-related issues are affecting her community. >> we now have up a ration, a proliferation of untraceable, illegal ghost guns being manufactured and distributed here. we know they are everywhere and what we know from the district attorney's office is that we have collected over 900 firearms from car stops this year alone. we didn't get to 900 over the entirety of last year. >> those leaders encourage voters to participate in the upcoming november election and to choose candidates who are also in favor of gun control legislation. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, a new report reveals details about the nuclear documents. >> found at the home of former president donald trump. ♪ (customer) save yourself?! money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ - hey honey. - hey dad. that smell could be e

santa clara county parks officials confirm a large oak tree fell on three women before 10:00 a.m. first responders checked out the group on scene and then the three were taken to santa clara valley medical center with nine or to moderate injuries. >> that is truly a shame but i don't know if i am surprised or not. we have had dry weather. a lot of the trees are in distress. amanda: cynthia and other hikers point to the ongoing drought doing little to anchor down the parks many oaks. >> i have had trees fall on me at other parts. it hurts. i don't know how bad it fell on them. the bad if they are in the hospital. amanda: park staff closed the trails to inspect the area. it was accessible by late afternoon. mckiernan says he heard about the accident and had to check out the area. what can you say about that tree? >> that was definitely about the size that i would think it would be to fall on someone and then not get out of the way. pretty big. the debris on the others with the leaves in the branches was a good 20 feet. amanda: whatever caused that tree to come down is still under in

incentive eric county, dustin dorsey -- in santa clara county, dustin dorsey.an: health departments will begin offering second doses of the monkeypox vaccine. second doses will be available on tuesday. september 6. santa clara county announced that appointments within second dose are now open -- appointments for the second dose are now open. they should be received at least 28 days after the first dose. ama: still ahead, addressing the teacher shortage crisis locally and nationally. the powerful coalition announced by first lady jill bid want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was pro

details are still unfolding about the suspect and what led to the call from the santa clara clara county fairgrounds. we are are keeping a close eye on this and we will give you updates if there are further developments. > >> we are following another breaking story, this one in ant. in antioch. these are live pictures over the scene of a car car that went into a house. this this is sycamore drive. you can see the front of the red car, smashed into the corner of the home. a second car stopped on the curb. not clear exactly what what happened. we are told three three people were hurt. > >> a tragedy outside a south bay school. a driver struck and killed a third-grader who was walking to school this morning. the boys caretaker was also struck while they were both in the crosswalk. kpix 5's da lin has more from san jose. >> reporter: family and friends gathering at this intersection where a little boy was sitting killed in a crosswalk. this is t is just a block away from castlemont elementary. his famiy his family identified the little little boy as 8-year-old jacob. he was a third-grader at

not as impressive start of the 49ers game, levi's stadium in the rain shadow of the santa clara valley. will see showers at times but winds coming up totadium 15 to 30 miles per hour, temperatures mid-60s. wind arrows tomorrow, out of the southeast, that causes stronger winds around san jose and southern end of the santa clara valley. on the coast, gusts around half moon bay could be at times close to 45 miles per hour. so wind, little bit of light rain. on approach to the north bay, more substantial rain lurking offshore. storm system, pretty compact, just off the coast. significant rain for us likely in the morning hours tomorrow. 11:00, not a lot. 9:00, you begin to see rain out of the north bay moving to central bay, more widespread first half of the day, then the afternoon, scattered showers and more isolated cells offshore may briefly present a chance of thunder. september rain averages for month about a quarter inch or less. so san jose, livermore not seeing big totals. but areas in red, hilltops of the north bay, santa cruz mountains, should see more than an inch of rain and on