what we could see way in _ fresno county. what we could see way in the _ fresno county.he distance, directly opposite where we were, was a little plume of smoke, so small. anybody would see that would think nothing of it. you would almost think maybe it is just a campfire. and we were like, 0k, maybe it is just a campfire. and we were like, ok, that is still— and we were like, ok, that is still plenty of ways away. we just continued with our morning. we wanted to go check out the lake, right? it is the first day of our vacation. the sun is out. it was beautiful. we all hopped into the boat and we were just plotting around the lake, throughout the coves, and doing some swimming. —— putting. the winded start to pick up and it was actually pretty forceful wind at this point. —— the wind did start to pick up. t point. -- the wind did start to ick u -. . ., point. -- the wind did start to --icku. . ., , ., pick up. i received a phone call that — pick up. i received a phone call that morning - pick up. i received a phone call that morning shortly . call that morning shortly af

at ten o'clock that morning the fire was still more than ten miles away in neighbouring fresno countyd see way in the distance, directly opposite where we were, was a little plume of smoke, so small. anybody would see that would think nothing of it. you would almost think maybe it is just a campfire. and we were like, 0k, - that is still plenty of ways away. we just continued with our morning. we wanted to go check out the lake, right? it is the first day of our vacation. the sun is out. it was beautiful. we all hopped into the boat and we were just plotting around the lake, throughout the coves, and doing some swimming. —— putting. the wind started to pick up and it was actually pretty forceful wind at this point. i received a phone call that morning shortly afternoon letting me know of a fire that was actually in fresno county that they were worried was going tojump over the sanjoaquin river and travel into madera county and it was causing them some concern. the small plume had got inside. —— grown in size. the blue skies i mentioned were starting to be filled with these clouds. you

a phone call that morning, shortly after noon, letting me know of a fire that was actually in fresno countyg tojump over the sanjoaquin river and travel into madera county, and this was causing them some concern. the small plume definitely had grown in size. the entire blue skies i mentioned were starting to be filled with these clouds. you still saw all the people down there by the boat dock, radio, barbecue, playing — nobody was freaking out, nobody was leaving, nobody was packing. 10-4. during the whole time, i was listening to the radio, listening to what's going on with the fire, where it was moving. i heard somebody come across the radio. and so at that point, i knew it was going to be bad. the fire had now spread into madera county, and sheriff pogue�*s area of command. we had deputies rushing up there with lights and sirens to evacuate the area. this is a very rural area. generally speaking, forest fires move fairly slow — they take a long time to travel. i would say that my concern level was — was somewhat low, but ratcheted up rather quickly. we were all very relaxed, just kind of

it was cal fire fresno county that first heard her story and started spreading the word.sking for donations to replace her lost cards. that message made it all the way to san jose and kevin. >> i got to thinking about it and what i have out here in the garage. you know what, rather than selling these on ebay, i will donate them. i will donate them all and put a smile on a little girl's face. lester posey card. >> reporter: it's not just that he is donating some baseball cards. he is donating his entire collection from the past 25 years. >> my best guess at this point, and it's probably underrated but probably around 25,000 cards. >> reporter: the chp and cal fire crews were here to carry away the treasure to make it to its intended destination. kevin can only guess at the moment how much this collection would have been worth on the open market. he just knows that in the right hands for the right reason it's absolutely priceless. >> i feel really good about making the choice to do this. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> making a big difference. >>> right no

a pregnant woman in fresno county says she is thankful to be alive after her battle with coronavirus spent 7 weeks in the hospital all while while carrying her twins doctors are crediting her survival to a special treatment called ecmo kirsten mitchell has the story. it's crazy how many people were in the icu try to keep life. >>the 39 year-old dallas selling. i started feeling sick around thanksgiving then came breathing problems a trip to the hospital and a covid-19 diagnosis. it was just too much i can do it on my own. >>and on that monday 19 weeks pregnant. >>knowing she was vulnerable doctors transferred her from clovis community medical center. to community regional medical center home to the only ecmo treatment program for adults in the central valley ecmo essentially takes over heart and lung functions, it's a way to put oxygen in the blood while bypassing the lungs doctor crystal ives tallman says dallas was a good candidate if things took a turn. >>we only offer ecmo someone relatively young otherwise healthy and they have a good chance come through it ok because it's very

. >>> officers in fresno county are trying to piece together a crash that killed nine people. krista mitchell reports that seven victims were between the ages of 6 and 15. >> reporter: a growing memorial sits on highway 33 s. of sutter avenue. it is where nine people were killed in a fiery new year's day crash. >> we have heavy hearts to give you this information. >> reporter: the chp said on friday night, daniel luna was driving an suv so on highway 33 when he lost control, traveling back across the centerline and slamming into a pickup truck. the truck burst into flames. >> when the fire was extinguished, it was discovered there were eight occupants. seven of which appear to be juveniles. >> reporter: daniel luna was the only one in the suv and died at the scene. >> it is tragic for the community and officers. >> the pick up was only equipped with seatbelts for 6. their identities haven't been released. they work to determine if alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash. the chp is offering counseling services to the officers that responded. >> a lot of them have young chi

these restaurant as well as bar owners as part of as part of issue but we know that right now fresno county is the only one putting the wheels in motion to make it happen as for other lawsuits that could be on the way for a number of bay area counties were told that they could be coming for folks in contra costa alameda and san mateo a lot to 9 san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan, one of the bay area's most prominent lgbtq activists has passed away. >>can jones lost his battle against cancer today, fellow activists from longtime friend cleve jones made that announcement today on facebook leave. describes can as a hero who loved his family his community and dedicated his entire life to the movement for peace and justice. he has federal memorial will be arranged when it is once again safe for everyone together can jones was 70 years old. >>still to come today, tired and overworked hundreds of exhausted national guard troops sleeping in the hallways of the u.s. capitol the latest on their deployment ahead of president elect joe biden's inauguration plus costco closing

there are farmworkers today i know who are being vaccinated in fresno county, as an example, and our food workers. that is a priority. that is firm in terms of our prioritization. as it relates to -- last week, i asked my team to put together an entire list of all the supports -- we have provided farmworkers since the beginning of the pandemic and what we are proposing to do that will directly and indirectly impact farmworkers -- in the interest of time, i want to make sure we provide that to you. we have that list and details that supports the cash grants we provided, have considered work in partnerships with farmworkers as it relates to growers and sales and the partnership efforts on the housing, some of the issues that are unique in the central valley versus the central coast. forgive me for belaboring this. tomorrow, shortly. we will have dr. ghaly back up to outline in more specific terms the work on vaccines and how we will ease criteria to provide faster the work that has been done the last couple of weeks to get us back where all of you deserve as it relates to the issue, th

>>more than 400,000 americans have lost their lives due to covid-19 a pregnant mother in fresno county says she's thankful to be alive after her battle with covid she spent 7 weeks in the hospital all while carrying twin tonight, doctors are crediting her survival to a special treatment called ecmo kirsten mitchell has the story. >>it's crazy how many people were in the icu trying to get me a life. >>39 year-old dallas selling. i started feeling sick around thanksgiving then came breathing problems a trip to the hospital and a covid-19 diagnosis. it was just too much i can do it on man. >>and on that monday i turned 19 weeks pregnant. >>knowing she was vulnerable doctors transferred her from clovis community medical center. to community regional medical center home to the only ecmo treatment program for adults in the central valley ecmo essentially takes over heart and lung functions, it's a way to put oxygen in the blood while bypassing the lungs doctor crystal i've tallman says dallas was a good candidate if things took a turn. >>we only offer ecmo someone is relatively young and oth

but it's not been officially yet but he says that fresno county is actually working on a plan that is in motion right now to return the money back to those restaurants. we're also told that similar lawsuits like the one in san francisco expected to be filed in alameda and san mateo counties in the coming weeks. well tonight in san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 jonathan they could sure use the help turning now to our 4 zone forecast we get a live look right now. >>beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look ahead to warmer times arts. yeah, you guys, ready for a little spring break here it comes and you may feel some of that around the bay area today some parts warmed up nicely in. >>looks like we'll even warmer as we get into tomorrow in fact tonight, seeing a little weak offshore wind developing outside a sign of things to come as high pressure really taken over there is coming back to the fog along the immediate coastline but on that so far so good today, the temperatures warmed up we're in the mid 60's in san francisco

are planning potential power shut offs and could effect 2100,000 customers in the following counties. fresnorn, moderna, mariposa, santa barbara, pg&e says dry conditions and high winds increase the risk of damage to power lines. >>> high winds and surf go together. both dramatic video from the national weather service shows the power of waves yesterday. you can see there a person nearly knocked off the rocks. the weather service added a warning to stay off those rocks. high surf advisory has been issued for the california coast through tomorrow afternoon. meantime, people flock to the beach on this warm january day. social distancing is required. that warm weather, waves and the wind got to expect we'll have a doozy tomorrow. abc 7 meteorologist, drew tooma on top of it all. where do we begin? >> reporter: you know, i know it's january. i know we need rain. but boy, was today gorgeouses. sunny with the surf causing issues along the coastline and overnight we're going to see issues with the wind. right now it's a calm picture this evening. you see winds across the region. light, if not calm

this happened in fresno carrying county, on state route 33, where a pair of vehicles were involved. a dodge swerved and overcorrected, then slamming into a ford pickup truck. >> tragically when the fire was extinguished, it was discovered there were eight occupants, seven of them appear to be juveniles, who were inside the ford vehicle. those children were between six years old and 15 years old. it is unclear if drugs or alcohol might have been involved. drivers who saw that accident stopped, and were the first on scene. they are asking drivers to give them a call to help with the investigation. >> i saw the video, i cried instantly, i was furious. >> a protest after a k-9 handler was caught on video punching his dog. changes people are calling for, next. and seth curry offers a personal best as the warriors get revenge on the portland trail blazers. we will have the latest in sports, next. and some students will not be headed back to the classroom because of coronavirus' urging, north bay school district has put the school reopening plan on hold. [ music ] it's hard to have an invi

power off to 21,000 customers to try and prevent a wildfire from sparking the counties that will be impacted include fresnocounty's p genie says it does not anticipate the need for a ps ps event in any bay area counties. there was another high surf advisory today. it expired just about three hours ago, which seven but the national weather service was warning people about ways of up to 20 ft. up and down. coast at least five people have died after being swept away by powerful waves and sonoma marin and on the same matteo coast since the start of the year. meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now with a look at our weather here in the bay area marked tell us about it either under yeah, the beaches crowded today with the temperatures in the sixties and across parts of the coastline, although we had some stubborn fog out there, but, yeah, the high surf has been kind of the recurring theme all winter long, and we are talking about. other high surf advisory that's getting prepped for the bay area's we headed to your sunday so take a look at the maps as you can see those yellows and the yellows offshore indicates h

counties. calaveras, fresno, kern, madera, mayor possess sack, san luis obis obispo, santa barbara, tulare and pg&e says the dry wins can damage the power lines. >>> check this out. some dramatic video from the national weather service shows the fierce power of waves yesterday at point lobos near carmel. you can see there that person nearly knocked off the rocks. the weather service even added a warning to stay off the rocks. a high surf advisory has been issued for the california coast through tomorrow afternoon. >>> and people flock to the beach on this warm january day. beaches and parks are open, but social distancing is still required. the warm weather, waves, and the winds, let's figure out what we can expect tomorrow morning. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma staying on top of it all. andrew, those winds expected to pick up overnight. >> yeah, and dion, once they arrive later on tonight, they will be sticking around for a couple of days. so right now after a really warm day, tonight the winds are generally light. look across the region. it's calm, if not about 3 to 5 miles per hour. but

satellite and radar just a couple of hours we saw some rain moving through santa cruz county to the east there now fresno and then just off the coast. >>a marine county you can see some rain heading our way within the next hour to 2 hours the big chunk of this system is going to hit between 04:00am and 10:00am san francisco probably will get about half an inch of rain our temperatures actually going to be a little lower tomorrow versus today because of a cold front with this system, it's also going to bring us some windy conditions as well daytime highs on the peninsula looking at mid to upper burlingame 59 in redwood city it's going to be a wet commute tomorrow morning. so be careful and safe when you're hitting the roads out in the south bay. we're looking at daytime highs in the upper 50's 60 out in campbell 58 in pleasanton. winds in some places could reach up to 45 miles per hour in the morning because of this cold front so they're in concord 59 is our daytime high tomorrow 60 in fairfield with mostly cloudy conditions in the afternoon it should taper off by nighttime and will dry up on tuesday befo

news police in california searching for six inmates who escaped from a jail outside of fresno overnight, merced county office says taking a look at them now, look at their faces, they were able to gain access to the jails rope and used a rope to scale down the side of the building, they say four of the fugitives are charged in violent crimes including attempted murder and murder, police say they should be considered armed and dangerous and if you live it that way and see the six guys, police say do not approach them, go and call 911 of course. arthel: breaking news out of chicago were at least five people reportedly dead after shooting spree in and around the city yesterday. police killed the gunman in evanston outside of chicago, meanwhile as a crime is rising in major cities across the country the question how will president-elect biden handled the rise in crime. that's good alex hogan live in new york city with more. >> when it comes to the shooting spree in chicago police say the victims range in age from 15 - 81 years old and chicago police are thinking the evanston police department for stopping

if it happens, it will affect customers in narrow portions of fresno, kern, madeira, mariposa and tolari county, the first time pg&e has had to shut off power in january. >>> new video shows a boat capsizing in santa cruz harbor. it hit a sandbar and capsized by large waves over the weekend. it appears one person was on the boat, able to return to shore safely. the coastguard and harbor patrol got the boat upright and managed to move it back into the harbor. >>> another house lawmaker is infected with covid-19. southern california democratic congressman lou correa announcing his diagnosis over the weekend, the latest to test positive after dozens of lawmakers were forced to huddle together during this month's past violence on capitol hill. he says he contracted the virus before he was able to receive a second dose of the vaccine. >>> local health officials in hawaii say a woman from california received a covid vaccine in their state, making some living on the islands say they're upset. she was registered through a cdc vaccine administration system that allows fonts get the injection anywhere. h

counties. but so far fresno appears to be the only one putting the wheels in motion to try to get the money backnt owners. now because of the coronavirus pandemic this year's super bowl is going to look a little bit different than usual. no surprise there, especially for those who plan to go watch it in person. olivia steen explains the difference this year from previous years. >>so of course people are pumped up to have that very last game of the football season right here in tampa. but there are also excited for that week long of events and festivities leading up to the big day crews are setting up tents stages benches in clearing out downtown parks for the much anticipated super bowl see and or 2.7 miles long riverwalk will host concerts food drinks and other football activities. >>something to look forward specially with after last year, but there are few rules that come with the 5 leaders with the nfl sydney, this list of covid-19 guidelines if you want to participate you have to wear a mask you have to social distance and fans must agree to a health promise >>but i spoke with a few others

police searching for six inmates who escaped the may county jail and fresno on saturday night using makeshiftwn the side of the building from the roof. police said the men should be considered armed and dangerous. a small businesses loan program is reopening applications as the federal government extends help to businesses. for more on these and other stories download the fox news app, scan the code and go to foxnews.com. it will be right there for you. democrats pushing ahead with impeaching president trump for a second time and a vote could come within days. mike emmanuelle with more on this. what's the latest? >> the calendar is the reason why some suggest it's too late for impeachment, but nancy pelosi says democrats want to prevent the trump come back. >> that's the motivation people have. >> won't that take more than ten days? does this make sense? >> it gets rid of him. he's out of office. there is strong support in the congress for impeaching the president a second time. >> house democrats are accusing president trump of inciting violence against the government come "donald trump has

we're already seeing a little bit of action in some rain moving through santa cruz county earlier this evening, right now fresno getting some showers. some fresh powder out there in the sierra falling and take a look here a marine county we do have some rain a moderate rain cell there that is moving to the east probably rain will hit nevada within the next 45 minutes. >>and out in the east bay here we do have some light showers there to the east of fremont to the south bay s an jose looks dry currently but we are seeing some patchy fog throughout the bay we can expect most of this rain to hit between florida 10:00am tomorrow morning. that's when we're going to see the most action as a cold front is going to actually. make land fall in love in word and that's going bring some gusty winds as well we can see gusts up to 45 miles per in places in the north bay, so this is around 1 o'clock tomorrow, you can still see widespread rain there so be careful when you're out on the roads have your umbrella in hand in your rain boots hearing coat. also getting more snow out there in the sierra over a foot of snow accumulati

counties, including san francisco. they've had discussions on refunding the fees which could be for some restaurants as much as $10,000. but so far fresnoting the wheels in motion. healthcare workers are still spread thin across the hospital system and now you see nurses are asking officials. >>for more help. this comes as hospitals up and down the state are using waivers now to bypass the nurse to patient safety. staffing ratio which nurses say can affect the standard of care that they're able to provide. >>we have fought for these ratios for many years because we are interested in trusted to protect and get patients. well, you know there are thousands hundreds of thousands of deaths across the united states because of the failure to rescue or patients. >>well you see nurses say to providing the highest quality of patient care has been difficult since the start of this pandemic and they will continue to urge you see leaders to increase their current staffing levels to something more safe. >>johnson and johnson's covid-19 vaccine is showing some promising results but it will not likely hit the market anytime soon because they are runnin

the inmates who escaped from a california jail happened two weeks ago in merced county, by b an hour or so north of fresno. friends and family arrested now, all accused of helping that is from the county sheriff. these are the men who escaped. authorities captured threwe of them one is charged with attempted murder cops say all should be considered armed and dangerous the u.s. marshal offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to their arrest. >>> cold war, espionage, election interference, the biggest cyber hack of american agencies and now a nuclear agreement on the brink of ending how does president biden plan to handle president putin >>> plus new films document the real lockdown story of the city of wuhan censored by the in dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad was sold for less than $24; a playstation for less than $16; and a 4k television for less than $2. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. remember, shipping is always free. >>> the biden administration is pushing to renew a nuclear agreement with the russians. today officials said they welcome t

the inmates who escaped from a california jail happened two weeks ago in merced county, by b an hour or so north of fresnorrested now, all accused of helping that is from the county sheriff. these are the men who escaped. authorities captured threwe of them one is charged with attempted murder cops say all should be considered armed and dangerous the u.s. marshal offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to their arrest. >>> cold war, espionage, election interference, the biggest cyber hack of american agencies and now a nuclear agreement on the brink of ending how does president biden plan to handle president putin >>> plus new films document the real lockdown story of the city of wuhan of wuhan censored by the in so, what should we do today? ♪♪ [sfx: beep beep beep] should we just go see a movie? yes! go rogue in the all-new, fiercely reimagined nissan rogue. first up is this french onion dip. i'm going to start the bidding at $5. thank you, sir. $6 over there! going once. going twice. sold! don't get mad get e*trade and get more than just trading investing. banking. guidance. >>> the biden a

county has, as san bernardino county has, as key counties like riverside and up into the mountain regions around fresnoe sierra mountains, as these counties are overwhelmed, they are desperate for assistance. they are shuttling patients, you know, 300, 400 miles to another county to try and get aid. i think the situation in california is very dire. very dire. and in many ways, much worse than what we experienced here in new york in march because we are a vertical environment. very concentrated. it was physically possible to move patients from one hospital facility to another in a matter of minutes whereas in los angeles county, that can be a matter of certainly hours. and we're hearing stories from california of patients backed up, awaiting entry into emergency rooms for up to several hours at a time. >> on that grim and sad note, laurie garrett, we're going to have to leave it there. as always, thank you very much for coming to "the sunday show." >> thank you for your continued interest, jonathan. >> it's time to grab another cup of coffee on the other side of this break, claire mccaskill, michael ste

counties include mare poe is a, ma zee rah and fresno. this is the first time pg&e has had to shut down power in january. make sure to download the nbc bay area app to check the forecast on the go. kari is constantly updating. you can track current conditions in your area before you head out the door. >>> all right, how about a little fun this morning? all new for you "star wars" level drama unmasked in l.a. follow me here. this is all for fans of disney's baby yoda and the mandalorian. someone spotted a mask man in a mandalorian costume with a baby yoda buzzing around the streets on a skateboard. tim bremer is a standup comedian. he says when the pandemic hit, he, just like many artists found himself out of work so he started up this entire bit to lift himself up. >> this whole thing started because i'm a big box of stupid and i love making people laugh. >> well, turns out he is making other people laugh, bringing joy to a lot of kids. he may not be getting paid but he says he's doing what he loves. >> as long as they're smiling as i zoo

about 5,000 customers are affected in counties including mariposa, madeira and fresno.to shut down power in january. download our nbc bay area app, check your conditions before you head out the door. >>> the final countdown to inauguration day, this is president trump's last full day in the white house. >> of course security measures in washington now in overdrive, that includes physical barriers and armed personnel. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in washington, she joins us live with the ground level look at what's going on. good morning, kris. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, scott and laura. we've heard a lot of people say that d.c. looks more like a hollywood movie set than it does like its regular d.c. set. the hustle and bustle replaced pi heavy machinery and so many national guard troops and law enforcement. with our secret service credentials we were able to get a little bit farther in. this is our truck as we went through security last night, all of our equipment sniffed by law enforcement k-9s, all of the gear put through an x-ray machine and clim

county jail over the weekend. they used a homemade rope to scale down the side of the jail. authorities captured a 22-year-old escapee west of fresnothe other escapees is from vallejo, all considered armed and dangerous. >>> and taking a live look at the l.a. skyline and some staggering new numbers in l.a. county's covid crisis, over the past week, more than 1600 people there actually died including 288 yesterday. some 230 deaths per day equates for one every six minutes. at the same time, the county is now on a push to transition from testing to vaccinations. making testing more of a challenge for those who need it now. health experts point out the switch is still beneficial in the long run. >> it will impact our when you we continue to vaccinate more people, the need for test decreases. >> l.a. county is also approaching another milestone, 1 million confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic. >>> san diego county is tracking down on covid-19 rule breakers as the region deals with the surge of cases. last night the county board of supervisors approved nine more compliance teams and increased fines for those who violate the re

. >>> in fresno, dozens of essential farm workers got a coronavirus vaccine. the county has set aside enough doses from the state to get up to 3,000 essential agriculture workers vaccinated this week. officials say that's not enough. >> we do not have ough ott our communities. ne >> teachers in the long beach unified district started receiving their vaccinations making them the first group of teachers in los angeles county to do so. >>> happening today, san francisco supervisor will be introducing an emergency ordinance requiring the sf department of public health to develop a mass vaccination plan. to vaccinate everybody who need it's and wants it. the city's goal is to vaccinate every city resident by june. >>> later today the mayor will update the current progress of vaccine distribution in the city. that starts at 1:15. we will stream it live for you on cbsn bay area. >>> for more information on how to sign up for the vaccine we made it easy just head to kpix.com/vaccine. >>> the live news desk. want to show you pictures alabama after a tornado hit last night, signif

police in california searching for six dangerous inmates who escaped from a county jail near fresno.oof friday night and made a makeshift rope to scale dow dowe building. >> trace: and 12 children rescued from santa cruz harbor after rough seas overturned several boats yesterday. witnesses say the small boats went down like dominoes. nearby servers and rescue units pulled the kids from the water. >> sandra: pj halting president trump from the president trump's in the wake of last week's riots. the pga says "holding premier tournament at hope national will be detrimental to its brand." >> trace: before the rye on capitol hill, fbi and the nypd reportedly warned capitol police about the potential for violenc. and telling fox news the fbi visited known extremists before january 6th and urged them not to travel to washington. i show, what are you learning here? >> trace don't like trace, another huge blow to capitol police and the capitol facing immense buyer according to a source familiar with the situation. foxnews.com, the fbi not only visited pro-trump extremists, but urged them not

county jail over the weekend are back behind bars tonight. the two just captured near san diego joint edgar ventura, found west of fresno this afternoon. among the three still on the run, manwell leon was being held on gun related charges. >> >> new video tonight about the moment waves crashed into four to capsize. kids were taking part in a sailing school. thankfully, surfers cause some of the big waves and rescue the 12 kids, taking them to shore. no one was hurt. look at this wipeout. the king tides turned in today. a high surf advisory is in effect until later today. sneaker waves like that one are possible. >>> always watch out when you are near the water. recently, it has been no exception. stem out the pafic ocean orm kicking at upone behind that. we do not to be directly impacted by the storm systems to feel the influence of the high waves. big storm systems are directing the atmospheric rivers just up the coast from us. northern california is feeling the benefit of that. the bulk of the moisture is in the pacific northwest. with several inches of rain in seattle. we have two feet of snow in the cascade. the bay area? we are on

>>yes, several counties, including san francisco had discussions about refunding fees but so far fresnolly moving forward with a plan to do it. a southern california woman is telling her remarkable story of survival chloe. >>cashman well she can sing again after a risky double lung transplant kimberly chan has her story. >>4 years 38 year-old singer chloe tension from brentwood performed with a breathing tube in her nose and an oxygen tank that she was attached to 24 7 she documented her story on you to think i was told severe pulmonary hypertension with a probability disease i was told little time left to live and don't have to be oxygen to the rest of my life then things got worse, she suffered a heart attack. >>i ended up in a coma for 4 days and then i ended up on life support for 21 days, doctors said a high-risk double-lung transplantation was her only chance of survival. >>doctor of us are holly director of the ucl a heart and lung transplant program performed the surgery in she was a special individual because. >>she was so positive and persevere despite all the challenges that

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county jail. they used homemade rope to scale down the side of the jail. one capture in fresnohree still on the lose, they are considered armed and dangerous. one is from vallejo. a tip line has been set up and a 5 $5,000 reward is offered. >>> and the coronavirus will soon claim its 1,000th victim. and while hospitals will try to make more room for people still fighting for their lives, the county is trying to shift focus now to vaccinations. kris sanchez is joining us live in santa clara this morning with more. >> reporter: good morning. the san francisco 49ers offered up levi stadium as a possible location for a mass vaccination site and the county says that they are definitely going to talk to the team about that to clear the vaccination bottleneck that we've seen. in l.a., the dodgers stad yumg, transformed to a vaccination site, same story in san diego where the padres tailgates lot is now a vaccination super station. >> certainly getting the vaccine out to these large centralized sites will be very, very helpful in terms of getting a larger proportion of the population i

>>several counties, including san francisco they're discussing not doing it, but just discussing about possible refunding the money but so far fresnoce looking to do it and have basically wheels on the ground moving. we'll take a quick break. it is a 43. we'll be right back. >>45 is the time where check and weather and move afoot. it's still sunny but the fox news to push back into the go out what's in the background that's right. that's what i'm barbara que calling me haha that's right i see you will has plans this afternoon john do fire up the grill and i guess a lot of folks probably could if they wanted it's not even fog. it's just the smoke from everyone's grills getting fired up this we are getting ready for a really nice day and yeah absolutely get out there take the dog on a walk enjoy the sunshine maybe do some cooking out in the backyard. whatever you do this morning just take a little slower in the north bay because we yes are still in the midst of some of that dense fog you can see it from our mount tam cam just sitting right above marine county right here and stretching into the bay itself. you can hear the fog horns o

county jail over the weekend are back in jail. two were captured near san diego last night, another found just west of fresno yesterday afternoon. among the three still on the run, a 21-year-old of vallejo who was being held on gang and gun related charges. in pleasant hill police are looking for the people involved in a drive by paint ball attack. >> watch out, watch out. >> police say the attack happened monday night while the mother and her kids were walking on pleasant hill near taylor road. she said that the attackers looped around to open fire on them a second time. >> yelled out that i got shot. i reached down and kind of took the goo off side of my leg. i got home and there was a dent in my skin and it swelled around the dent. >> the car used in the attack was a blue elantra. investigators are looking to gather surveillance footage from the area to help identity them. >>> new this morning a new bay area study suggests college campuses are at risk of becoming coronavirus super spreaders. the stanford university study looked at 30 campuses with high case numbers and found over half had spikes with in the first two weeks of

fresno area where you have, i think these are gonna be flood advisories. yeah. flood advisory. flood at eight o'clock, so they're getting hit pretty hard to see sound luis obispo county as well. so those areas i do worry about those areas a lot, mostly because they topography of the hills behind santa barbara, the mountains are steep and there's not a lot of vegetation. and so they do have concerns there. here's some roadway flooding we saw we have. let's see what we got appear. we've got a debris flow in livermore landslide blocking the roadway. okay, we did that one last hit, so still some things occurring winds have died down significantly. what's gonna happen? tomorrow is gonna be a pretty nice state. maybe a few clouds out there special or should be done. saturday is not a bad day, but then we get back into a really pretty robust weather pattern that is gonna bring more rain and snow and again in the mountains. it's not stopplanche concerned up there. the extreme avalanche concern is going to grow. i will see you back here with all the details. well, we'll see then. thank you. bart is pushing ahead with plans for a second transbay tube, bart and the capitol corr

fresno that they've received information from the governor's office saying that the stay at home order will be lifted as well california if we go back to that purple tier system for all the bay area counties that would allow the reopening of outdoor dining and indoor salons. >>we're still working to get more information on this is a breaking news story will have updates for you throughout the hour here on kron 4 news in prime time and details on our twitter pages justine waldman jonathan mccall and on kron 4 dot com so stay with us here were we're working this one for want to get some details because after some delay there's now an impeachment trial that's back on the horizon on capitol hill house speaker nancy pelosi will deliver to the senate on monday an article of impeachment against former president donald trump all right so then on february 8th lawmakers will begin to decide whether or not to convict president trump for inciting the insurrection back on january 6 our washington bureau reporter raquel martin has more as republicans grapple over how to move forward. >>what we saw which is incitement to is an impeachable offense if if not what is on cnn's state of the union republican

other counties that have sites like that are already in place you can go l.a. through fresno, san diego, you can go on and see the places that are providing the vaccines. you can sign up there directly. i envision that's what we're looking to and using the communication tool. the question grappling with here, how to get more vaccine doses. we're all hopeful that the federal government is going to be much more helpful with that. if you may be can shed a little light how the decision is made to determine how many doses san francisco should get. if there's anything that we can do as a county to advocate for more doses to demonstrate that we're prepared to deploy more doses, one of the things that i heard, san francisco actually has the greater responsibility than other counties because we have so many healthcare workers who are here but don't live here. we are providing those doses to them and that is somewhat connected to why some of the counties may be moving forward with some population that we haven't been able to vaccinate yet. we have a broader responsibility. can you shed

other counties that have sites like that are already in place you can go l.a. through fresno you can go on and see the places that are providing the vaccines. you can sign up there directly. i envision that's what we're looking to and using the communication tool. the question grappling with here, how to get more vaccine doses. we're all hopeful that the federal government is going to be much more helpful with that. if you may be can shed a little light how the decision is made to determine how many doses san francisco should get. if there's anything that we can do as a county to advocate for more doses to demonstrate that we're prepared to deploy more doses, one of the things that i heard, san francisco actually has the greater responsibility than other counties because we have so many healthcare workers who are here but don't live here. we are providing those doses to them and that is somewhat connected to why some of the counties may be moving forward with some population that we haven't been able to vaccinate yet. we have a broader responsibility. can you shed some light

other counties that have sites like that are already in place you can go l.a. through fresno, san diego, you can go on and see the places that are providing the vaccines. you can sign up there directly. i envision that's what we're looking to and using the communication tool. the question grappling with here, how to get more vaccine doses. we're all hopeful that the federal government is going to be much more helpful with that. if you may be can shed a little light how the decision is made to determine how many doses san francisco should get. if there's anything that we can do as a county to advocate for more doses to demonstrate that we're prepared to deploy more doses, one of the things that i heard, san francisco actually has the greater responsibility than other counties because we have so many healthcare workers who are here but don't live here. we are providing those doses to them and that is somewhat connected to why some of the counties may be moving forward with some population that we haven't been able to vaccinate yet. we have a broader responsibility. can you shed