heather drove to the soccer field to reflect. same tattoo her daughter once had. the prosecutor went home, humbled by a woman's confession. >> i don't know that i've ever had more faith in the words coming out of somebody's mouth than -- than a mother that would actually say that against her son. >> you almost look like you're getting emotional. >> i am getting emotional. i'm sorry. >> the defense attorney, on the other hand, got straight to work. he needed a new plan to save his client. when court reconvened, he called donna hagan back to the stand. his goal, to show the jury that she couldn't be believed. >> on cross-examination, she admitted that she believed that if the jury heard that isaiah said it was an accident, then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother had said these things, so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well -- yes. >> the problem is the genie's out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot un-hear what she said about her own son. how do you now overcome

i disagree with you, hector -- heather. i do not see how snap stimulates the economy when, on the front end, it will stimulate, but on the backend it won't. you are allowing these people to purchase products that are very high in fructose and everybody knows in the medical field that it leads to diabetes. why can't that money be given to people to teach them how to grow a garden, instead of to possibly let their years be diminished? host: we will give heather the final minute. guest: again, what i am sharing is simply what the studies show. these studies are put out by reputable entities, such as the usda. the studies show that the economy is indeed stimulated when we make these investments. that is simply what the data tells us. it is also important to keep in mind that we don't have programs like this in place, the number of hospitalizations due to disease soar because people do not have the nutrition they need. we need to have a holistic view and a holistic approach. if we come to learn that programs like snap our the mo

caller: i disagree with you, heather.on't see how snap stimulates the economy, when, on the front end it will, but on the back and it won't. you are allowing people to purchase products that are very high in fructose and glucose, and everyone in the medical field knows that it leads to diabetes. why can't that money be given to people, to teach them how to grow a garden, instead of to possibly let their years be diminished? host: we will give heather the final minute. guest: what i am sharing is simply what the studies show. these studies are put out by reputable entities such as the usda. these studies showed that the economy is indeed stimulated when we make these investments. that is simply what the data tells us. it is also important to keep in mind that we don't have programs like this in place -- the number of hospitalizations the sore because people do not have the nutrition they need. you have to have a holistic view and a holistic approach. if we come to learn that programs like snap are the most effective antihu

i'm heather holmes in tonight for christina. i'm entrees senior air quality managers today announced that pollution levels from the wildfires are worse than previously anticipated a spare the air alert today will continue into tomorrow so let's go now to meteorologist kind of girl good for more on the conditions kyla. yeah. hey, andrea. heather, you know i'd love to tell everyone it's going to get better right away. but unfortunately it's going to get a little worse and then we're going to get a little better as we head away from the weekend. so let me show you where we are right now, which is to say that we've had some improvement in the last couple of hours. you can see the yellow dots that is moderate air quality but if you head you know to the north bay a little better than it was earlier today if you had to san francisco, we're kind of holding steady but conquered which was that red dot improved to an orange dot but livermore has not. so that is unhealthy air that is there and you can see also, as we head down to san jose t

i'm heather sullivan. fox news.america's health insurance plans has a list of what companies still offer covid waivers or to find out what your insurance company covers. you can call and ask. well there is a shortage of ammunition right now, as firearms sales continue to increase the national shooting sports foundation says there were roughly 8.5 million first time gun buyers last year, and there's concern the lack of ammunition could prevent new gun owners from properly learning how to handle their weapons. got ranges are busier than ever manufacturer are struggling to keep up with the demand for bullets. the shortages impacting law enforcement agencies to manufacturers are now importing supplies from overseas. alright it was a pretty nice weekend. you know temperatures on the mile the cool side for this time of year today was 87 in fairfield, 87. antiochus numbers are down. you'd expect right early august august 1st. i'd expect those numbers between the mid nineties. so it's kind of a mild day yesterday about the

hi there, heather. yeah that northerly wind, really the main transport mechanism to bring this smoke into the bay area, and now we are starting to see some changes that could ultimately help us out as we head into the weekend, but as you can see here, kind of showing you the vertical profile was happening. we have that upper level wind. that's a smoke transport method, and we also have the low clouds and fog that onshore breeze. it's trying to help us out and mix things out a little bit. now that northerly flow is starting a weekend and as a result that smoke plume is not. it's kind of being scattered about, so it's not kind of. it's not as intense, at least as it moves into the region. here's the satellite throughout the day, we'll check out some of the current eric quality centers right now and as we do come in closer, we are showing you actually yellows indicating moderate and some greens and kidding. okay eric quality. here's the plan for tomorrow, a change in the upper level wind direction will bri

i'm heather holmes. i'm andre. senior this afternoon cal fire throwing huge resources into the firefight as those evacuations are underway, and that includes 25 helicopters along with more than 350e groune than 3600 firefighters. the cal fire has now burned more than 276 square miles across el dorado county. since it started over two weeks ago. containment dropping to 14% cal fire says they're fighting extreme heat winds and dry conditions. was. the fire is under a red flag warning as we speak. so really, that's true. it's challenging firefighters this extreme winds that are pushing that fire, so it's really a challenge for both our resources on the ground and in the air embers from the fire flying up to half a mile away and spreading those flames as well as crowning from tree to tree fire. weakened trees are also posing a big risk to the fire crews on the ground ktvu jesse gary, with the latest on the evacuations. monday a cavalcade of vehicles moved through a grey haze and choked all lanes of highway 50 this as t

i'm andre, senior, and i'm heather holmes in tonight for christina. officials say there is a toxic batch of methamphetamine circulating in the county new attend tonight. ktvu xem agus joins us now live in san jose with how the county is working emma to try to prevent additional deaths. heather that tainted batch of methamphetamine was linked with fentanyl of the narcotics unit at the santa clara county district attorney's office. they gave us tests out here, pass them around. and if we want to really even test our drug, this will tell us if we have been on there, and it could save our life, so they did give the test right here on the outskirts of san jose's roosevelt park friday, isaiah nunes says he came across outrage teams partnered with santa clara county, supplying him and members of san jose's unsheltered population with doses of narcan to reverse the effects of an overdose. yeah narcan. yeah and these test kits and this will tell us that there's federal in there because i know it's killing me. and we lost a lot of people this year, the santa cl

that's right, heather, the mayor. introduce the resolution at tomorrow's city council meeting as part of his pledge to reform the city's police department and this follows the high profile death of angelo quinto. we should always look at ways to preserve life. antioch mayor lamar thorpe is putting forward new legislation that would ban police techniques that could cause a person to his fix e eight such cases became a national issue following the death of george floyd last year this is a national conversation we're having around police reform and so we're doing our part i think, as local leaders the bay area has seen numerous positional lists fix cia cases. it often happens when a person is restrained in a prone position like on their stomach of your police officer, and you have both your hands on somebody's back in your applying all of your weight. your body weight on that individual you can cause positional xxi ation antioch and its police force have been under recent scrutiny following the december death of angelo q

heather to residents, both choosing to stay. for now. one is watching his escape routes so he doesn't get cut off. the other might flee on the water. so here's looking boards chester, the town of chester, a lakes i view as the dixie fire burns, and now we're showing the fire that's going through greenville currently as we speak. the town of greenville is on fire. tommy passed lived in prattville sandwiched between fire. he had a few others have stuffed their vehicles full of possessions and park them on the water's edge. he never dreamed when the dixie fire started three weeks ago, it. would be burning into like al manar communities pretty safe living on the lake. i can i just jump on the boat if i need to get out, and i was trying to do everything i could to save the home. the dixie fire continues to gobble forest and homes with it. growing 20,000 acres in a day, now the eighth largest fire in state history and recurring afternoon wins, it jumps, lines and highways did the predominant areas that the fires running a strike team from mari

i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight again for julie. here's what current conditions look like right now and as you can see, most of the bay area is in yellow, indicating moderate air quality, but that is expected to get worse throughout the night and into tomorrow live coverage now from kate abuse azenith smith in san jose, after talking to a doctor about the potential health impacts here, as in it. well heather officials saw a few hours of unhealthy air for sensitive groups and the santa pablo area today, they say tomorrow it will be more widespread energy people to take precaution. there's just a tremendous amount of smoke. that's up above us at high levels from communications hill in san jose thursday cloudy skies as wildfire smoke spreads throughout the bay area. it's a little bit alarming. i feel like it's been like this for a couple of days. yeah, actually makes my eyes a little bit teary. i'm very sensitive to the air quality. you feel in your throat a little bit, and it kind of stinks. but this this life in the bay, i guess most

government offices to implement vaccine mandates good evening everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. we begin tonight with an intensifying push for vaccine and mask mandates at least two city councils here in the bay area will discuss tomorrow. the possibility of implementing vaccine mandates some cities already have those men. dates and place at the same time, another city in the bay area is going to take on the issue of whether to move forward with a mask mandate that city is the only is in the only barea county that doesn't have a mask mandate right now, public and private sectors are already taking action after the fda granted full approval today of the pfizer vaccine ktvu is deborah villalon is live in the north bear with a look at what people should expect next in this debate. deborah, well, frank in the bay area and across the country these mandates are moving forward policy makers are emboldened by fighters full approval scores want to see a shark's game better get your shots san jose city council is poised to vote tomorrow to require proof of vac

heather, thank you for coming to the last. word i'm wondering if the unemployment data collected in the first half of the month before we started having the surge of delta variant related covid cases, how the delta variant is going to complicate the economic recovery and the biden administration's economic forecast going into q3 and queue for? >> great question. there is a lot of concern how the delta variant is going to impact hiring. one of the two biggest things holding people back from returning to jobs, returning to employment has been childcare issues and we are already seeing a lot of camps and child daycares closed. there are moms who haven't been able to return to work because of childcare issues. the other one is people are reluctant to go back when the health situation looks scary. while hiring was incredibly strong this summer, some of the best numbers we've seen since last summer, the unemployment rate falling, the number of long term unemployed going down. there are concerns about august and september can look li

no question about it, heather. you know, with two levees broke 155 water systems impacting over half a million people non operable 16 water systems under a mandatory boil water 1700 patients had to be moved in six parishes of 440 ambulances staff there. i mean, it just goes on and on and on. and this is if you remember katrina. they lost power for about a million people within louisiana. we're at a million here. so this is duplicate of what you saw in terms of power when the katrina hurricane hit 16 years ago. yeah, it really is unbelievable mark, but when we when we talk about everything that needs to be addressed just the power situation alone is so daunting, and officials have warned that people could be without electricity for several weeks. that is something that caroline touched on here just a few minutes ago, but you've also got this, you know, heat wave coming in with, you know, summer is not over for the folks in new orleans. can you believe it? to your point, the national weather service posted a heat adv

so heather? it's going to make a big difference. been over 18 months of battling this pandemic and one of the main things that helped us decrease the rate of infection is masking an indoor masking, so we know it works. it's just that we now have to implement it once again. let's talk about the delta varied how much more can take. he just is it. it is very contagious. so from what we can understand right now, it's 10 times more contagious than the alpha variant, and the cdc is actually comparing it to smallpox, which is a big deal in itself. the things that i would like to point out, though, that it has increased viral load and also increased viral shedding. that means you don't need to be near a person who was infected for half as long as you know, as before to actually get infected yourself. so that's very important to remember. in terms of its you know how contagious it is. what about symptoms? doctor does it cause different covid-19 symptoms so you know we're still learning about this, but from what we're hearing the symptoms bet

heather: nervous about that i situation.he two of you for being here, pick up the coming collapse of china and the chinese tech war. jillian: thank you both. todd: coming up, hunter's emails showing i seattle official feels about the police department. jillian: the head of the city police union joins us to respond. .. jillian: texas border patrol agents two ms 13 gang members after they illegally enter the us. one of them is from el salvador and convicted of murder in 1996. he was sentenced to three years behind bars, the others from honduras, both men had previously been deported from the us. andrew cuomo using his final days in office to grant clemency to three convicts tied to killings. the governor saying, quote, i'm proud to fulfill government's unique responsibly to harness the power of redemption to encourage those made mistakes to engage in meaningful rehabilitation and empower everyone to work toward a better future for themselves and their families. cuomo officially filed for retirement to receive the 50,$000 annua

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not this time, heather. now the victim is going to be a father for the very first time in just a couple of months and now loved ones are in mourning as the chp tries to find whoever is responsible for this latest deadly shooting on highway four yet again, another deadly shooting on highway four this time in antioch, the victim 26 year old lawrence s cloven of stockton seen here in a photo from his facebook page holding his college degree. the shooting happened at about 7 30 monday night on eastbound highway four near hilton. west avenue s. laban died at the scene. heartbroken you know, that was my boy. rashad it's and grew up with s cloven in pittsburgh. his friend was going to be a father for the first time with the baby boy due in october, his profile pictures on facebook show a man enjoying life and being happy. no parents should be burying their kid and then for two you know, his baby assets now come into the world, you know, without a father, just senseless, senseless violence, and, uh, it just needs to

good afternoon, heather. we do believe that we're starting to see the upper hand. on this fire, so currently, cow fire is holding a few air tankers in the sky around lake county. uh look, let me be candid, the traditional firefighting operations that we could always count on here in california simply don't work this year. conditions on the ground. the vegetation are so dry, so we need to be able to give extra focused on containing these fires. so where we're at right now, at four o'clock, we believe that forward progress for the time being has been stopped that said. we're still at 0% containment. as the sheriff said, we have confirm structures lost, uh, the cache creek mobile home state, a mobile home community is where we're going to see a lot of the law in this movie so incredibly quickly, and there was great concern because a lot of the folks, for example in the cache creek mobile home estates. they're elderly, and there was extra focused on trying to get folks out as quickly as possible. the other good news is that lower lake high school lower lake elementary

how troubling are these numbers for noose up, heather? and they are troubling as you get closer to an election, people start paying attention and as people are paying attention, these numbers are changing, and they're not changing in gavin newsom saver. in fact, they're going in the other direction. uh now, one thing to consider is that there is a huge number of people who are registered to vote versus maybe those that action across the state of california will send in their ballots. so among those people, i think governor newsom maybe doing a little bit. uh better. that is to say those who may actually return a ballot may favor newsome do a larger degree than this law is showing. what do you think is at play here? brian? is this about a lot? lack of motivation and that opponents are just that more enthusiam enthused about. excuse me. let me let me rephrase our opponents of governor newsom, just far more enthused. then newsom's supporters. yes i think so. i think there are a lot of people around california that want to take out the pandem

heather, and it's obvious put going up to this mobile home park. you can see vehicles and mobiles that are burned. last count at least a dozen, possibly more. i think they're still doing a damage assessment on the roads through this park and again. you did mention that report of one person in the park, injured and taken to the hospital. we don't have an update yet on that person's condition. clearly an afternoon of chaos here in lake county, the kind of chaos too many california communities are experience. in these days. um 1500 people still under threat of fire coming into their communities, and they've been told to leave. hundreds more are on standby to leave. should this fire kick up? but i did talk to the incident commander short time ago, chief willy cepeda tells me that it is remaining somewhat stable at 100 acres. so that's the good news. if there is any, um, this fire has not seem to have exploded inside and. a few hours like we've seen on so many others. it started at one p.m. and here we are at five p.m. so if they he did not have a conta

charles: [laughter] heather here is the thing.part people are being discouraged from working hard particularly i see it in new york where the smartest high schools in new york, kids who earn their way there are being kicked out in classrooms and seats are being set aside for others and we see the wage situation. we do see something weird going on here where hard work is certainly being discouraged and i think far too many people are saying okay, why work hard if you're going to give me a paycheck, or you're going to punish me for being better than the other person. >> right, well i think as a professor pointed out we need to focus on the k-12 curriculum and instead of sexism and racism and other isms that we can conjure up, the answer is math, science, technology, teach kids how to code. we don't all need phd's to succeed in life or higher education necessarily. i went to community college for two years before i obtained my under grad at a city university in new york, and it's a lot cheaper. i think i turned out okay, it's still t

you spoke with that suspect tonight, heather. the man tells me he spent. more than 16 hours in jail before being released on his own recognizance early this morning, he says the charges he's facing, including hate crime are unfounded. from yes, yeah, shamir simmons says. mountain view police officers handcuffed him sunday around noon, he's accused of driving under the influence, hit and run battery and a hate crime following a collision with a couple in a van simmons suspects the situation escalated because he was rude towards response. officers they looked like a swat team was here just for supposedly an accident report. simmons says the accident happened at the corner of villa street and chiquita avenue. he says he was backing into a parking space when he struck a van that it pulled up behind him. the driver he looked at his vehicle. i looked at my vehicle i said, i'm so sorry. i don't see any damage on your vehicle. can i give you some money for the inconvenience? just so my insurance doesn't spike simmons says there may have been a language barrier wit

deb heather. it was actually two mobile home parks side by side, but the cache creek estates took the biggest hit row upon row of units destroyed some people barely making it out in time. it's totally wiped out. everything is gone out of their people near the trailer parks knew from the noise fire had hit. all you heard was explosion after explosion because they're all on propane tanks from sky fox. the devastation is clear. dozens of homes destroyed by the cash fire, which started about a half mile away and was dispatch, like so many others, a couple acres wrapping red to spread extreme in gusting winds. an aggressive attack by air and ground managed to keep this fire from exploding, like so many others this season and passed late kind of experience for the last 10 years, horrific fire, so it's not the worst. we just had a lot better outcome than our previous ones and red flag preparation helped engines were fully staffed and prepositioned 80 acres is not really big, but the amount of damage that

i'm heather holmes in tonight for christina. senior air quality managers today announced that pollution levels from the wildfires are worse than previously anticipated a spare the air alert today will continue into tomorrow so let's go now to meteorologist kind of girl good for more on the conditions kyla. yeah. hey, andrea. heather, you know i'd love to tell everyone it's going to get better right away. but unfortunately it's going to get a little worse and then we're going to get a little better as we head away from the weekend. so let me show you where we are right now, which is to say that we've had some improvement in the last couple of hours. you can see the yellow dots that is moderate air quality but if you hea

hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. fire officials said. that fire is now about 20% contained but at least 60 homes have been destroyed into mobile. home parks and tonight the clear lake, director of emergency services declared a local emergency to help with the recovery efforts. the cash fire said a lot of smoke into the bay area today, air quality officials have now extended an air quality advisory through friday due to the hazy conditions. let's go now to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, with a look at what we can expect over the next few days. yeah heather, i think, unfortunately, smokes going to be a way of life for us the next few days, at least the next 48 ours is the wind patterns or such, so they're bringing the smoke in with a northerly wind tonight and then they don't really kick up a westerly wind aggressively enough to push it out of here because once the smoke settles in, as we found out in the past, it tends to linger can't really see the smoke in this shot. but if you look up at the moon tonight, yo

holmes joins us now from the newsroom with the details heather well, julie the ceo of the vita sayshe agency is making significant progress in fact, some light rail trains are back out tonight. making some test runs. the vita is in a phased in plan for restarting that surface crews are out there inspecting 42 miles of tracks and more than 60 platforms train operators are also being retrained and re certified and today the vita started rolling out trains and checking them along first street in san jose. these trains will not be in service for passengers yet they will be online to test track equipment and overhead lines only after that equipment is cleared and safer operations. light rail operators will one trains accompanied by supervisors and support staff now the ceo also says she wants to build a foundation where employees feel safe and supported so they are taking what she calls a trauma informed approach 300 people worked at the guadalupe light rail yard where that shooting took place back in may. you'll recall that nine were killed during the rampage i'd like to say a few thing

heather alright, azenith smith reporting live for us tonight as nothing. q two more major employers are requiring their workers to be vaccinated against covid-19 meat processor. tyson foods is giving it's workers until november, 1st to get vaccinated right now, about how. half of its 56,000 workers are vaccinated. microsoft says it, too will require proof of vaccination for all employees, vendors and visitors to its u. s offices starting in september. microsoft is also moving his planned return to the office from september to october. health officials in san mateo county have set a goal to vaccinate at least 80% of people in every community by the end of this year. as of monday, the county had hit its goal of vaccinating 90% of people countywide, but officials say there are still pockets of the population where fewer than 80% of people have received a shot. that includes racial, ethnic age and geographic communities, as many as 74,000 county residents eligible for vaccination remain unvaccinated. the oakland museum of california is alerting its visitors th

heather. looks like our signal broke up a little bit because the cameras inside the council chambers but you can hear that people are moving up and addressing the council one at a time to give their opinion but there was an hour long standoff when the mayor ordered the council chambers cleared many people refusing to lead that's when san jose police officers were brought in. i i've known people that have died from the vaccines and the government should not be mandating untested drugs to the losing their jobs people are losing their ne people united states is for freedom and this is not okay. i think that people needs to make a choice of what they put in their bodies. as i said the disruption lasted about an hour of a dozen santos. they police officers are brought into enforced the order that everyone leave which happened finally happened um, in the meeting resumed close to three o'clock this afternoon what they're doing is they're bringing people in two dozen at a time to speak because they do

what do you think, heather?hink as a vaccinated parent of a six -year-old, it should be your choice whether o not you want to send your kid t school, and now i don't think it's would shutdown because of republicans not getting vaccinated, i think as you rightfully pointed out, schools would be shut down because the teachers union is not listening to the science and the data tha shows that kids are at a much lower risk than adults. we all know this at this point in time. yesterday i reacted in an interview we had on bernie and he echoed the desanto's and how desanto screamed and threw it i biden's facings said no, i'm standing in your way i'm not going to get out of your way an i'm going to leave it up to the parents in florida on whether they want to send their kids to school. i'd have to quit my job if i can't send my daughter to school . it's a big problem. >> and if you do leave your job then he's going to quote trey gaudi and stewart bernie. i hope when you're on other shows like what you quote me. >> i do,

yeah heather. we managed to get deeper into the cache creek mobile home estates and sorry to see that row upon row of homes here are destroyed this damage much worse than it initially appeared. residents appear say that they heard the fire. start invading this park with the sound of propane tanks exploding. this was again at about one pm it's grown to 75 acres in the hours since and as you said 0% contained, but the forward progress is stopped. now. widespread evacuation orders are still in effect, but we're hearing that some of the road closures. are lifting and the air attack does continue. we're seeing helicopters still crisscrossing overhead, dropping water to cool off areas of active fire. this park is not the only structure of devastation, but at this point, it is the worst dozens of mobile homes, many of them belonging to seniors burned to the ground vehicles to residents of this area have strong suspicions about how this started. we're out in the country, right, but right behind us over her

but keep in mind heather.other family members kennedy family members that said, don't let him out that was one of the big things. the second was district attorney gascon on the d a of l a has a new policy that says. district attorneys will not and should not participate in parole hearings. so the people that represent the people of the state of california the district attorney's office did not show up to the syrian. another words they took a nurturer als stance on this and said to the two panel it was two persons panel you do what you want. ok so you mentioned this new policy by dea gascogne there in los angeles guest go and says that he believes that the prosecutor's role ends sentencing and that they should not influence decisions to release prisoners this is the first time michael though, that serhane sir hands parole has come before the board and there's been no prosecutor to oppose it. absolutely and before on the other 16 appearances uh, they they opposed it, so they did appear and keep in mind district

thanks so much heather. now the only city in solano county with an indoor mask mandate the city council last night approved a measure requiring people to wear face masks inside public buildings within the city, regardless of vaccination status solano county is the only bay area county without a countywide mask mandate people we spoke with today say they think the cities. mandate is a good idea i'm not sure why the county hasn't you know reinstated the mask mandate um but i know personally i'm just going to continue to wear my mask and keep myself and my family saved throughout all this personally i think it's a good idea because i've seen other cities already do that without the mandate we're putting our immuno compromised citizens at risk we're putting kids at risk, and we're even putting vaccinated people at the slightly additional risk. because it's much easier for the delta virus to spread the mandate takes effect immediately and applies to anyone age four and older well, the city of san san jose council

bill board heather you it's kind of, you know, cookie out there with the smoke, but if you've noticed your car this morning, even at the coast, even out of pacifica in san francisco, there's some ash on the car so that smoke was getting down. remember i said about late nights early mornings that smoke really settles down to the surface. and this this imagery shows it all right. this is a visible satellite imagery. what it's basically it's up in the satellite that goes west, but it's basically a camera. right? so you're just seeing a picture, you know, time lapse picture in. what you're seeing is smoke, and you're seeing smoke from all the big fires coming where they going right for us. talked about this last night. look at that. oh there's the called or fire here, dixie fire here and just that's that smoke's filling in. so we have a spare the air day tomorrow. air quality concerns for the next couple of days. we've come in close now we do up around uk. we've got the reds, which is not good. we've got the reds out in sacramento. lots of yellows around the bay area, just moderate air qu

you're welcome heather. and be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage of the situation in afghanistan as we mentioned now getting word that the 13th service member has been killed coming up at 4 30. we will talk live with a retired senior intelligence military officer about his take on the attacks and the next steps for evacuating afghanistan. yeah, i'm just very alive in the midtown section of san jose, where evacuation due to a natural gas line rupture is still in place we'll have an update on the repairs coming up right after this break handed and it's still in the early stages but we want to tell you that a statewide indoor vaccine mandate is in the works right now. we'll have the details on this coming up. and a barrier weather a little bit of a warm up today but the real heat that moves in tomorrow especially inland your forecast california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and r

i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. the new requirement also comes as many schools around the bay area begin to welcome students back for in person learning for the first time in more than a year. ktvu political reporter greg lee joining us now live and greg, you were at the governor's announcement in oakland today. we're newsome made it clear he wants california to lead the way on school safety, alex good afternoon. california is the first state in the nation to implement these kinds of requirements for all staff in all schools. governor newsom made it clear the intention is to encourage more people to get vaccinated. we're now following up today, uh, to align our school strategy. all california teachers and staff at public and private schools must be vaccinated or submit to weekly covid testing under a new order from governor newsom. he announced the first in the nation order flanked by education and elected officials at carl b. monk elementary in oakland to address the number one anxiety that parents like myself have

thanks heather. but a code red for humanity of next here on the four. the alarming new report from the united nations about the impact of climate change on the planet. mostly sunny seasonal temperatures around the bay as we get into your bay area tuesday, though we start to warm it up. and eventually our inland cities expected to hit the century mark. i'll have a the century mark. i'll have a look at what you can exp is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com reached code red, the u. n climate report released today says global warming has only accelerated, it says hotter temperatures are likely to produce even more frequent heatwaves droug

deb heather, we hear a lot about mandates.s seven restaurants in sonoma county are using the carrot, not the stick. approach you do. sonoma county restaurants owned by marc and teri stark are serving up something new. the bucket. the names in the bucket. yes in a few weeks, drawing names among vaccinated employees. and giving each winner $1000. i've never done this before. never thought i would have to do this three names drawn from each of seven restaurants in the group already about 85% of almost 500 employees are vaccinated. but in the current surge, the couple is pushing for 100% we can't go back. i mean, our businesses won't survive another shutdown, awarding $21,000. making sure staff knows where clinics are and on top of the contest, making the shot easy, drive them to their appointments. make appointments. um anything it takes to get them. their reaction, a mix. some employees still want nothing to do with vaccines, somebody that they trust has told them don't get the vaccine and that's hard to hard to battle, but most

heather knight sealing the win with a four. for the match. fire are bottom of the table. in the men's game, neither side could reach the knockout stage, but welsh fire finished off their campaign on a high, beating spirit by three wickets. qais ahmad hit consecutive boundaries to see his side home. and that's all the sport for now. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. it feels a little bit like our weather has been sulking so far this week — kind of stuck in a rut of grayness and lingering cloud. it's not in a great hurry to get out of that position through today, either. we did see some sunshine on wednesday across central and eastern england, and i'm hopeful we will see some for at least a time today — this break in the clouds ahead of a weak weather front coming in from the northwest. —— from the west. so through the morning, some sunnier skies working their way eastwards, perhaps something a bit brighter behind that band of shower re—rain for the rest for the afternoon. —— further west. but s

i am heather moran and i thank you all for being with us tonight and we give a warm welcome to any of her viewers from that day air for this this evening we are so honored to welcome malcolm gladwell in celebration of this new release "the bomber mafia." we have the pleasure of

and i'm heather holmes. and we begin this afternoon once again up in lake county, where firefighters continue to battle the cash fire, thy are making some progress and have increased containment now, which has burned that fire that was burned 83 acres in a clear lake and lower lake communities. fire officials now say this afternoon that containment is up to 30% that fire started just yesterday and has destroyed at least 60 homes. most of the damage could be seen at two mobile home parks in clear lake. one person was injured, and there are reports that an rv fire at a nearby homeless encampment may have sparked this place. ktvu christian captain is live now in clear lake at one of the mobile home parks there and christian today, some of those residents returning today just to find their homes completely destroyed. yeah complete devastation is the best way to describe it, whether you're talking about those 60 homes. this is one of those homes that was destroyed in this fire. you can see there is very little le

i'm andre senior, and i'm heather holmes in tonight for cristina rendon.today, many businesses in san francisco began checking vaccine cards before letting people inside. according to the city 79% of people over 12 years old are now fully vaccinated. but many restaurants, bars and entertainment venues cater to people outside city limits in alameda county, 73% of people over the age of 12. now fully vaccinated, and contra costa did 76% that number then jumps to 88% in marin county and 89% in san mateo county. all right, so here now is ktvu christian cafferty shows us how businesses and customers are handling these new rules. san francisco's new indoor vaccination mandate went into effect overnight. indoor venues now required to check for proof of vaccination members who hit the gym first thing this morning. say they don't mind the new rule. i am prepared for that, um, i actually kind of enjoyed it. i think it makes me feel a little bit safer in the establishment for sure, dr grant colfax, the city's director of public health, saying the mandate is aimed at

as heather janssen reports, it's all thanks to a firefighter who took a few extra minutes to ease their minds. >> reporter: they say a picture is worth 1000 words, but to one somerset family, this one may mean even more. >> just warmed my heart. it brought tears to my eyes. >> reporter: a thankful doug bailey and kristin chase among the thousands of caldor fire evacuees wondering about their homes. >> blow up that photo and we could see our yard, the reflection on the sunglasses. >> reporter: now knowing so far, it's okay, thanks to a firefighter that took extra time to send a text. >> we don't even know his name. >> reporter: this firefighter staying anonymous, but his message simple and powerful -- we've kept the fire away from your house so far. it still pretty hairy, your street is doing good. this piece of mind after a hoe onthe sides right w. h thou somerset home, not far from grizzly flats, the town mostly level by fire just days ago. >> there's a certain amount of guilt that i feel that other people have lost their homes and we didn't. >> reporter: but doug and kristin continue

heather: hopefully that is just the protocol. he was in the wrong.d: 49 after the hour. analytical medalist wrapped in a red, white and blue. a contrast to protest by other members which jillian: joey jones joins us live next. ♪♪ me. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's nothing you can do about it. camera man: actually, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat? camera man: prevented. you can get vaccinated. baby, call the doctor. camera man: hey! you can also get it from your pharmacist! 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles now. i will bless those who bless you here in israel and the former soviet union the jewish people are living in very difficult times. there are now thousands of destitute elderly jews who are desperately in need of basic food. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground with survival food boxes but the need for food is growing. call

what do you think, heather?ccinated parent of a six -year-old, it should be your choice whether o not you want to send your kid t school, and now i don't think it's would shutdown because of republicans not getting vaccinated, i think as you rightfully pointed out, schools would be shut down because the teachers union is not listening to the science and the data tha shows that kids are at a much lower risk than adults. we all know this at this point in time. yesterday i reacted in an interview we had on bernie and he echoed the desanto's and how desanto screamed and threw it i biden's facings said no, i'm standing in your way i'm not going to get out of your way an i'm going to leave it up to the parents in florida on whether they want to send their kids to school. i'd have to quit my job if i can't send my daughter to school . it's a big problem. >> and if you do leave your job then he's going to quote trey gaudi and stewart bernie. i hope when you're on other shows like what you quote me. >> i do, always. this

heather yeah, far from over. alright jana katsuyama reporting live for us tonight, janet. thank you. starting today, people going into restaurants, bars and. other businesses in san francisco are required to show proof of vaccination. it views amberleigh is live after visiting to businesses to see how they're doing tonight. amber andre, we're just outside the blue light here in the marina district. the owner tells me he hired extra workers to comply with the mandate. many customers tell us they supported that helps keep everyone safe. and with your friends for you down news temperament, a park lit on union street is the stage for a live band on the first night of san francisco's proof. of vaccine mandate. the owner of the blue light bar and restaurant says he decided to move the live entertainment outdoors where no proof is required uncertain how the vaccine requirement will play out a little bit of anxiety makes you hopefully nobody's mad at us, but. we're very good with people. and i see your backs card and i d please customers are asked to show proof inside. one man say

heather lake gives us a look at that. >> it's a paraglider's playground. the gliderport is one of the only places in the world with perfect conditions for story here at torrey this is. >> possibly the world's best soaring site. the beautiful coastal breezes come in hit these act long straight cliffs and blow up and over like a big way for more than 90 years, this site has been a staple for people experiment ing and mastering free flight. we can teach you as much as you care to learn about this poor kid chance to steer the glider tell you a bit about its control our strategy in flying along with like this is your artists. put that on backpack. and after watching if you take offs and landings, i decided i might as well give it a try. and as the flying off a cliff isn't extreme enough. there's a new adventure where you basically get to go flying with a feathered friend us. >> up and away we go is is so crazy trying a style of tandem flight that's only done into unknown places in the world. and this is called parahawking. >> an expert in falconry and paraglidi

reporter heather jensen has details. >> known for its serene skies and lovely lake views, the draw ofoe felt by tourists and locals alike. >> is just a spectacular place. >> reporter: it's the water that leaves a lasting impression, but in recent years battling low lake levels. >> sometimes the lake is really low and there is a drought. we lived through that. sometimes you get tons and tons of snow. it's every few years one way or the other. >> reporter: uc davis researchers say climate change is making its impact. the most recent report looking at the lake says intense heat could make it more likely for the area to see more rain than the snow we are used to. >> we've definitely been having more winters. >> reporter: the study says because of that, streams may feel fast, snowpack will melt, and levels would rise by as much as 10 inches a day. >> meaning that we are going to get probably unprecedented flow rates in the stream. >> reporter: uc davis researcher dr. jeff flatau says there is no time frame on when this could happen, too. >> as time goes by, the likelihood of it happening i

i'm frank somerville and i'm heather holmes in tonight again for julie. just one day after that blaze tore through greenville. more homes have been lost just north and canyon dam that fire has burned more than 564 square miles. in both flummox and view counties. authorities say four people are now missing and that more homes have been lost to this huge and stubborn fire. this video comes from the tiny town of canyon dam, which is at the southern end of lake al manure that's just north of greenville, another small town that was gutted by the fire just last night. the wind has shifted from where it was yesterday. so that now the fires starting to burn in a different direction, which is presenting another challenge for our firefighters out there and. down in the valley, where i was most of the day we had some very, very impressive been scary looking about pira cumulus that so many people have been talking about now. a fire destroyed much of greenville back in 18 81, but was quickly rebuilt with 500 people living there a year later, now about 800 people call