it's a problem that now has some businesses on edge kron four's jonathan mccall live for us in san jose tonight. why some business owners are worried jonathan. >>can't him so many questions still remain unanswered after sunday's crash here at this

news at 10 o'clock i'm jonathan mccall justine enjoying the night off. that shooting happened monday in napa county in just a day later 47 year-old one adrian garcia died from his injuries. tonight his family is demanding justice. kron four's dan for live tonight in now with the very latest on the investigation and that families fight for answers >>that's right jonathan the napa county sheriff's department says. during last bomb monday night's traffic stop garcia would not listen to commands as he aggressively approached a deputy he would not pull his arm out from behind him and that forced the deputy to shoot, however, after the shooting garcia was not found with any weapon on him. today his family held a vigil and rally along with some friends hoping to shine a light on what they're calling an unnecessary police killing. >>a small group gathers in napa holding signs and calling for justice for one adrian

us here on kron 4 news at 10, i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall president trump spending his 3rd night at walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland tonight. >>after his positive diagnosis for covid-19 however his doctors suggesting today that he could be ready to go back to the white house as early as tomorrow. the white house releasing these images of the president tonight saying that he was taking part in a phone call with vice president mike pence and other top members of his administration. according to the white house chief of staff mark meadows, not pictured there was also in the room also taking part in that call which if true could be a cause for concern. president trump is seen here not wearing a mask despite still being positive for coronavirus in another video message shared on twitter this afternoon, the president claimed. he's found a newfound appreciation for the seriousness of the virus. >>it's been a very interesting journey. i learned a lot about covid i learned by really going to school this is the real school. this isn't the

the book but as kron four's jonathan mccall reports the shooting is raising a big question about mental health. >>newly released body camera video from the napa county sheriff's office shows exactly how a fatal deputy involved shooting played out back on the 9th of october 5th. investigators say the 21 year veteran sergeant david ackman stop a car driving with no headlights behind the wheel 47 year-old one injuring garcia it is abnormal personally exit vehicle moved back to ours but that's exactly what investigators say garcia did posing a threat to ackman fearing the mister garcia had a deadly weapon tucked behind his back. >>the sergeant drew his firearm and pointed it at mr. garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men gives several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia.

>>in morgan hill jonathan mccall kron 4 >>kron 4 did reach out to the group behind the event to try to get a comment. so far we have not heard back from them. we have confirmed the name of that man seen in the video but we are not naming him at least right now because charges have not been filed in the case. >>on the peninsula police and are looking for a man they say stabbed someone several times outside a safeway on sunday night it happened at the safeway in sequoyah station shopping center on el camino real. in redwood city police say that when they arrived at the store they found a man with 2 stab wounds to the chest and one to his right arm. the victim was treated at stanford hospital police say that the suspect is a light skinned man 30 to 40 years old with a buzz cut. if you have any information you're being asked to call redwood city police. >>we'll stay on the peninsula where investigators say they dismantled what they're calling the largest organized retail theft ring in the state. san mateo county sheriff's office posting these pictures. you see 5 people here who have been a

just another step to move the city forward but officers say they're not convinced kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>brooklyn with its most violent years since 1994, numerous officer involved shootings in recent years, questionable uses of force internal investigations over officers bending their badges to mark killings and a worldwide pandemic all combination into why legal city leaders say a public safety emergency is needed. >>22 homicides. 136 116 rates. aggravated assault. 539. all of almost all of our crime statistics are on the upward trend higher than they've been in past years. we face a crisis of legitimacy and trust. lack of community trust and police department numerous internal investigations are underway. january's distance of reform efforts by oil. police officers association allow the city to tackle several pending lawsuits involving the police department's use of force and shootings. >>the city says it would also move forward with implementing reform changes as part of a use of force study peter hoffman is with the vallejo police officers association, the union says it's

in morgan hill jonathan mccall kron 4 >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, new covid-19 a new covid-19 vaccine guidelines released by the fda. how they contradict what president trump has been saying about the vaccine. timeline we have an update on that story just a bit. >>welcome back everyone, the fda has released its covid-19 vaccine guidelines after the white house initially blocked their formal release. now this is just the latest example of the tug of war that's happening between trump officials and government scientists over the review and timeline for upcoming vaccines. now the vaccine guidelines make clear companies must provide at least 2 months of safety data from participants before actually seeking emergency approval from the agency. now that directly contradicts the president's comments promising a vaccine before election day. well restaurants in santa clara county are getting ready to resume indoor dining the county is expected to advance soon and to the orange here of the state's covid-19 risk system and this means that the restaurants will be permitted to resu

then there signs a lot of custom a oiled of in walnut creek jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>for the first time since the pandemic began began indoor dining is back in san francisco, san francisco became the first bay area county this week to advance into the orange keep in mind allows restaurants to serve dinner inside a 25% capacity at that limit 25% capacity limit. now for restaurants like tony's the capacity as 19 people with temperature checks are right there at the door before they can even let u n over at california fish market capacity. indoors is capped at just 12. the fish market owner says that option is nice to have but it's just doesn't in his financial struggles. >>there be not time to. so the coffin put her on the wonderful capacity right on a 24 so he would be almost impossible to think that we can pay the same rahm. >>many restaurants are still working out those kids because there are several health guidelines that need to be followed. this a says begin reopening across the bay area, the next step is also allowing students back on campus state school superi

>>in san jose jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>well to the north and now the late hopefully seized 1 million dollars worth of heroin in a major drug bust officers responded to calls of a suspicious car in the parking lot of a shopping center on admiral callaghan way. well officers say that the driver was on parole from the bottom. a police dog alerted officers that may be drugs in the car. and after conducting a search they found nearly 49 pounds of heroin. >>with 20 days left until election day we're getting a look at what voting will look like this year in santa clara county. election officials are adressing new voting procedures ballot box security and also pandemic safety protocols kron four's rob fladeboe reports. >>you can see here. santa clara county registrar of voters shannon on tuesday showing reporters what an official ballot drop box looks like. >>while reassuring the public election officials are on the lookout for those that don't belong here we are always on the lookout if people call in to alleged things. >>and w

>>jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a historic drug bust in southern california. how investigators were able to capture this massive amount of drugs worth millions. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, everyone and thanks for staying with us we're checking in with meteorologist john trouble. we need to get an update on the fire weather conditions that crews will be facing today and see exactly how hot it's going to get hey there robin another hot one and another windy one today so fire weather, yes, still a concern, especially up in the north bay. we do have those power shut-offs for many of our neighbors up there as far as conditions go right along the bay. there's definitely no fog yet again in a much warmer day for areas like berkeley and oakland than what we saw yesterday high pressure ridge still built up in a sharing that hot and dry air right into the bay. >>and a very strong wind along with them look at where we're sitting with winds right now vacaville snowman

that's where we begin the sunday night here on kron 4 news at 10 i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman this is a very disturbing scene unfolded right in the middle of a busy lunch hour. >>at the grand central mall at story mclachlan road in san jose. kron four's dan thorn has been following the story for us today. dan i just watched the entire video one that you've got from a witness today, it is disturbing. how are the victims doing tonight. >>well right now it's still unclear the conditions of those victims will be that at least 2 of them are facing life threatening injuries of the 8 people that were hurt in these in this up accident that police just cleared up their investigation scene just a short while ago after on scene for hours going through the wreckage here we've been told that this driver of the suv. seems to have suffered some sort of medical issue before this crash happened and those witnesses telling us tonight that it was just create chaos here. >>a terrifying scene after a truck plows into an outdoor dining area in san jose people are seen scrambling to help vic

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman san mateo county has formed a new covid-19 compliance task force. >>where team will now respond to reports of businesses that are violating state or local coronavirus health orders as kron 4 taylor bisacky reports for us right now the unit plans to begin knocking on doors starting tomorrow. >>for businesses not following health orders in san mateo county. they'll likely receive a visit from the newly formed covid-19 compliance team we've seen that there are people out there. >>businesses who are not compliant. and so we would we're going to go out there again through a team a person team. they're going to go to these businesses. >>before that people want to call 2, 1, 1, they don't have to leave their first name are lasting. they can report these businesses anonymously and people living in san mateo county will also be able to report violations using an online portal on the county's website businesses will receive a notification and warning if there's been a report of noncompliance and their subsequent complaints supervisor david campos says

it's a problem that now has some businesses on edge kron four's jonathan mccall live for us in san jose tonight. why some business owners are worried jonathan. >>can't him so many questions still remain unanswered after sunday's crash here at this restaurant in san jose, this is the scene it still remains close were 8 people were injured. but shortly after this crash just after noon on sunday, san jose police investigating another deadly crash involving someone dining out doors. tonight folks here in restaurant owners in san jose say these deadly duo of crashes now have them concerned about the safety of their own customers. >>a troubling trend now has some restaurant owners concerned about the dangers of outdoor dining in san jose. sunday 8 people were injured when the driver of this suv plowed into customers eating outside at this restaurant. tuesday we learned that one of the victims died from her injuries. and just hours after that crash on sunday afternoon. police say a woman hit a man with her truck in a separate crash this time at a food trailer. the result, the men also killed.

>>because of coronavirus concerns kron four's jonathan mccall is live in the newsroom with what comes next jonathan >>a grand san quentin has been at the center of covid outbreak said california prisons, the prison has had the most inmate deaths with 28 so far more than 15,000 cases of covid-19 now been recorded inside of california prison walls. under that ruling from the california appellate court the prison must cut its inmate population in half. right now more than 3,000 prisoners are housed at that facility. inmates must be released or transferred to other facilities that can allow for social distancing. also according to court records 75% of the prison population at san quentin has been infected with this virus. the prison also ordered to review its expedited release program one proposal that was being discussed releasing inmates over the age of 60 who have served at least 25 years of their sentences. kate had filled as with the justice collaborative project she says the state has to be cautious with how they transfer inmates because that's house and quincy became a hot spot wit

we're live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan sad situation there new at 9 dozens of san francisco, small businesses in the inner richmond. >>they're now out of thousands of dollars after vandals went on a spree this past weekend. edging windows breaking down doors and even burglarizing a cafe it is happening to businesses on or near comment street. and that's where find kron 4 taylor bisacky she's live for us now taylor water or business is doing about this. >>the key businesses here on clement street are banding together they're sharing surveillance video comparing notes and then sending all that over the san francisco police department. now today they called an sfpd along with their supervisor to go on a walking tour to survey all of this damage and you know you may be surprised, but they counted about 45 businesses that were affected businesses just like this one you can see this here that door here was kicked in and all the glass shattered, but that's not all we're seeing a lot of these businesses were also

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waltman that fire weather watch goes into effect tomorrow night and it could lead to wildfires. >>it's going to be windy and it's going to be hot and so far pg and e has not issued any warnings about turning off the power. but tonight there's a new revealing report that has just come out. and it's detailing why the utility was not ready for last year's power shut-offs. >>we'll have those details and more coming up in just a few moments, but first we want to bring in meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with more on the fire weather watch. and the impact it will have later on this week risa either jonathan and just seeing and it will primarily impact our north bay mountains specifically those of you in napa county. >>could see gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour less starting monday night for wednesday morning dropping relative humidity into the teens as low as 12% at times the same for the northeastern mountains were those of you in sonoma county so. >>we are tracking this fire weather watch because it does go into effect tomorrow night we're getting a litt

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman it is going to be dry. there's very low humidity and those winds are going to be whipping on sunday that adds

saying he understands and gets it that's where we begin the sunday night here on kron 4 news, i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thank you for joining us today, the president's physician said that the president could be discharged as early as tomorrow. >>however, the president did decide to leave for a quick trip. a little bit earlier today shortly after posting that video the president left walter reed hospital to salute cheering supporters from his motorcade very is wearing a mask. the president was driven by secret service agents who also wore protective gear. but now may have been potentially exposed to this disease that has swept through the white house in recent days that brief motorcade right now raising big concerns at the white house and from a number of top medical leaders alexander le mon has the latest now from washington. >>president trump's decision to leave walter reed medical center to drive around and think his supporters came as a surprise because the white house had called a lid on the president stay meaning that no additional activities were expected in fact no activi

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall today, the president's doctors said he could be discharged from walter reed medical center as early as tomorrow. >>however, the president decided to make an early exit for a quick trip outside take a look at this shortly after posting video of him having a change of heart the president left walter reed medical center to salute cheering supporters outside of the hospital from his motorcade, you see him waving there. the president was driven by secret service agents who were in protective gear and now because of that the secret service agents may have been potentially exposed to the same disease that's sweeping through the white house that brief motorcade ride is now raising some big concerns at the white house along with top medical professionals alexander le mon has the latest from washington. >>president trump's decision to leave walter reed medical center to drive around and think his supporters came as a surprise because the white house had called a lid on the president stay meaning that

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 00:04am tonight, i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall that wild scene happened at noon at the grand central mall in san jose kron four's dan thorn is live for us there tonight, he joins us. >>with more from a witness who saw this crashed and what happened. >>well jonathan and just seen it's still a large police presence here tonight people were eating lunch at this restaurant when a car careened off of the road and slammed into the outdoor dining area we're told that this driver was possibly suffering from some sort of medical condition. witnesses describing to us tonight a chaotic scene. >>a terrifying scene after a truck plows into an outdoor dining area in san jose people are seen scrambling to help victims as chairs and tables were sent flying >>a big loud sound i saw ready inside the 10 and some people they want ram. >>police say a 69 year-old man was trying to park his toyota 4 runner when he accidentally hit the gas witnesses say they saw the driver lose control just before the crash wheels. >>screeching like you know use get ready to

for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 8 i'm justine waldman and i'm dan thorn in for jonathan mccall tonight, the red flag warning for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. >>has been extended through tuesday at 05:00pm this map right here from the national weather service showing the areas that are right now under red flag warning you could see that all cities from santa rosa down to santa cruz and gilroy are under a red flag warning tonight, coastal regions, santa cruz mountains and lower valleys are also under a red-flag warning but that runs through 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. >>pg e has already turned off the power to 225,000 customers across the state with 136,000 more expected to lose power at some point tonight and the power is already off in the north bay. the areas marked here in purple that with that triangle that's the places that have already lost power pg e is turning off the power because the wind gusts could knock over a power line and start another devastating fire. once this wind event is over power will be restored in phases. starting monday night through tu

movie theaters in places of worship will be able to reopen again with restrictions kron four's jonathan mccall is live for us in walnut creek where despite being allowed to reopen indoors. some businesses are taking a cautious approach him you would think after months these businesses would be jumping for joy but they say despite getting the green light from the state and from city leaders they say they plan to take a slow and steady approach as covid cases continue to on tuesday contra costa county becoming the latest bay area county to move out of the state's most restrictive covid-19 reopening tier. >>with the move from purple to read customers will once again be allowed back indoors at jim's restaurants, malls nail salons movie theaters in more. >>but only at a limited capacity. the news is welcome for many owners but for some it's another cause for concern even though this may case. >>but i just don't want to >>lily low is the owner of the dragons pond in walnut creek. hers like other businesses have struggled during the coronavirus pandemic that the life. >>i want to help blind. the mone

and many are seeing huge turnouts in just a few days one of the san mateo county kron four's jonathan mccall is there with details. >>oceans officials here in san mateo county say that since early voting started on monday they were seeing big numbers in the turnout of folks coming to cast their ballots and voting centers like this or simply dropping them off in the mail. >>the early both sectors usually start slow. this election. there is a lot interest and so are we are seeing in terms of a constant flow showing up vote centers since monday, the san mateo county board of elections says nearly 630 people have showed up at the county's 3 vote centers. >>the elections board has also received 1700 votes by mail. the county which became the first in california to offer mail in balloting back in 2015. so far there haven't been any major problems. 434,000 ballots were sent out to registered voters. ballots can be dropped off in the mail or at drop boxes located across the county officials are encouraging those who vote by mail to send off their ballots early in case in your regular teaser found. a

i'm jonathan mccall justine waltman having the night off. the shooting happened monday in the napa county in just a day later 47 year-old one adrian garcia died from his injuries. tonight his family now demanding justice kron four's dan thorn live tonight in napa county with the very latest on the investigation and his family's fight for those answers yet. >>well jonathan the napa county sheriff's department says during last monday night's traffic stop garcia would not listen to their commands was aggressively approaching the deputy with his hand behind his back forcing this deputy to shoot however after the shooting garcia was not found with a weapon on him and now his friends and family are hoping a vigil in a rally that they held today in napa will shine a light on what they're calling an unnecessary killing by police. >>a small group gathers in napa holding signs and calling for justice for one adrian garcia, just days ago the 47 year-old father of 3 was shot and killed by a deputy during a traffic stop nothing justifies. for a traffic v

kron four's jonathan mccall live for us in alameda tonight with the safety measures one school is implementing >>we are chance to talk with officials at the 2 at that school it's called the unique child or child unique montessori school here in alameda and they've been preparing for this day for months since the shelter in order. >>was issued back in march. they say that they've been meeting every single day since then making plans and those preparations on making sure that when kids did get that green light to return back to class. >>that they would be fair to do so some of the things that are added to the school were told there's an air filtration system as well as air conditioning. there's also someone who will go collecting certain items after the kids touch them which and then will disinfect them which means that no kid will touch any item twice without it being disinfected now we'll continually happen throughout the day and we're also told that students will also get their temperatures taken 4 times a day while they're at school along with teachers and staff members as well getting their

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thank you for joining us. those counter protesters could be seen throwing punches. >>and glass bottles definitely a violent scene out there kron four's dan for live tonight in the newsroom with more on how this all went down. dan. >>well jonathan justine organizers put this rally together to essentially call out twitter in big tech because they say conservative voices are being muted but before it even got underway. the organizer philip anderson was attacked in the rally was subsequently canceled. sfpd had been working to keep protesters and counter-protesters apart. but violence broke out anyway. >>a san francisco rally and protest put on by right wing group team save america is met with opposition members of the group wearing red make america great again hats and carrying pro police flags were overwhelmed by the amount of counter protesters despite police standing by to control the crowds organizer philip anderson was seen being punched in the face and sfpd officer was also pictured being knocked to the grou

>>in san jose jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>coming up the families of american hostages beheaded by isis militants are looking forward to their day in court explain after the break. >>and we've got clear skies now it is going to stay clear great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>i don't see how things are shaping up outside on a tuesday night as we give you the bay bridge >>well la raza sandy by of course we're all concerned about the hot forecast ahead, especially because of the wins yeah, those winds are going to be whipping around parts of the area no getting around it down below we have clear skies all the way the coastline right now no fog to speak of nice and clear out toward the golden gate bridge likely going to stay that way to the air quality not bad right now mostl

live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan. >>a huge leap for san francisco and its handling of the covid-19 of the state's health department announced today that san francisco can move into the yellow tier of the state's covid-19 monitoring system doing well that means a long list of businesses can expand operations. the city says starting next tuesday. >>local corporate offices can expand a 25% capacity. on november 3rd restaurants, shopping centers museums and worship centers will be allowed to increase indoor capacity to 50%. also on november, 3rd indoor pools climbing gyms and bowling alleys will be allowed to reopen indoor fitness centers, including those in hotels can open their locker rooms and showering areas. you can find the full reopening scheduled for this city on our website kron 4 dot com also reopening soon theme parks, the state's health leaders released a reopening guidelines today for theme parks, but. >>as kron forces equity in reports, the new guidelines don't apply to many of your favorite destinations. >>

fall no wonder if what will happen with this is at that point we're live tonight in walnut creek jonathan mccall kron 4 thank you. >>for the first time since the pandemic began indoor dining is back in san francisco, san francisco became the first bay area county this week to advance into the orange here and the city started allowing restaurants today to serve diners inside at 25% capacity limits for restaurants such as tony's of north beach the capacity is 19 people with temperature checks at the door over at california fish market capacity. indoors is capped at just 12 the fish markets owner says the option is nice to have but it does not end his financial struggles, there be not time to. >>so the coffin right there on the wonderful capacity right on a 20 per person so he would be almost impossible to think that we can pay the same right. >>many restaurant owners say they're still working out the kinks because there are several health guidelines says need to be followed as more businesses begin to reopen across the bay area, the next step is also allowing studebts to go back on campus and toda

that's where we begin this sunday night here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm jonathan mccall and i'm just involved in this disturbing scene unfolded right in the middle of a busy lunch hour. >>at the grand sentry mall at story of mclaughlin road in san jose kron four's dan thorn has been following the story for us today and he spoke to witnesses who saw this crash unfold. he's live for us right now in san jose with the very latest good evening. dan. >>good evening, justine and jonathan police still out here on the scene tonight restaurant workers helping to clean up some of the wreckage here we're told this driver may have suffered from some sort of medical issue before slamming his suv into this outdoor dining area witnesses describing the scene to us tonight as chaotic. >>terrifying scene after a truck plows into an outdoor dining area in san jose people are seen scrambling to help victims as chairs and tables were sent flying >>a big loud sound when i step over i already inside the 10 and some people they want ram. >>police say a 69 year-old man was trying to park his toyota 4 runner when he ac

find a complete or you can cast your ballots county by county our website kron 4 dot com isn't jonathan mccallor all of the early voting information that you need everything that you're going to vote on and where you can drop your ballot off you go to our website kron 4 dot com. >>well in the south bay santa clara county is celebrating a milestone this election season the county counted 1 million registered voters that's 83% of the county's total number of eligible voters, it's also a jump from the 67% that we saw back in the 2016 general election. voters in santa clara county have until october 19th to register. in the east bay mount diablo unified school district now starting to discuss how it might reopen their schools during a virtual meeting a number of teachers and parents voiced their concerns surrounding the reopening. prior to the meeting the district sent surveys out to families over the weekend. and some replied that they don't feel safe returning to schools, others say they're pretty anxious to get their kids back into the classroom. >>the one thing that has been very true this yea

a complete where you can cast your ballots county by county our website kron 4 dot com isn't jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>further south in santa clara that county celebrating a milestone this election season, the county counting 1 million registered voters today that is 83% of the county's total number of eligible voters. it's also a jump from 67% in 2016 in the general election. voters in santa clara county have until october 19th if they'd still like to register and we're now just 27 days from the november election crown for of course is your local election headquarters this election seats. >>movie theaters are finally allowed to open in san francisco, but don't plan on a movie night any time soon why the industry is staying closed for now. >>plus october is considered harvest month for marijuana growers, how smoke from recent wildfires is hurting the crops. >>and despite the pandemic the housing market in the bay area they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky jo

>>and marin county jonathan mccall kron 4 thank you jonathan happening tomorrow, a new tool will debut to allow families in marine county to track covid cases in schools. >>it will cover public private independent and parochial schools within marine, the at full include gray dots for each school if the school is open to at least 10% capacity the dot will be green and you can get information about the total number of students attending classes. among other details. >>now we did have a related any students who have tested a covid positive or staff and whether or not there was any transmission in the school setting that an opportunity to move information into our community in a way that will be easy to access and available to all. >>you can find this dashboard on our website kron 4 dot com. it will also detail each school's plans for how to respond if and when there are cases reported this. >>the peninsula were san mateo county launched its covid-19 compliance unit today, the county says this unit. we'll monitor businesses to make sure that masks are worn, social distancing is respected a

>>for his jonathan mccall is in marine county with what comes next. >>catholic had just resume classes just a few weeks ago using a hybrid learning model which allowed half of the students to return back to the classroom for in person learning. but after those reported incidents over the weekend school leaders here say it will be virtual learning for at least the next few weeks in a letter to parents school leaders called this weekend's developments. >>a grave breach of trust going on to say that it cannot tolerate behavior outside of the school that puts faculty staff and students at risk. not knowing exactly how many kids were involved in these incidents over the weekend. the school making the decision to halt its hybrid learning model, which saw some students return back to the classroom for the first time in months for the next 2 weeks all classes will be held virtually all extracurricular activities, including athletic practices have also been suspended. warren county recently moved into the substantial tier as part of the state's reopening plan

thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waldman i'm jonathan mccall voters will still be able to register to vote in person on election day. >>but if you'd like to vote by mail than you have to sign up by monday. kron four's gayle, ong has all the details you need to know to make sure your vote counts at the ballot box. >>election offices say they have seen a higher turnout of registered voters in this year more than ever if you have not yet registered to vote. there's still time come november, california voters will have to choose so much is on the ballot this time this is my has our ability areas on the ballot. >>health care is on the ballot. the economy is on the ballot race and ability to tell them in a country where we can be. >>open in all included is on the ballot from propositions local and state races and of course the president of the united states president trump for 4 more years or democratic nominee joe biden turned voters dropped off their ballots at the bill graham civic auditorium on grove street in san francisco sunday afternoon, but

it's another step to move the city forward but officers say they're not convinced conference jonathan mccall live for us in bland tonight with some details >>yeah think urgency meeting is going on right now with the city council virtually they are discussing the benefits of issuing that public safety emergency here in the city of but a number of the officers hears believe city leaders are simply playing politics with the grappling with its most violent years since 1994. >>numerous officer involved shootings in recent years, questionable uses of force internal investigations over officers bending their badges to mark killings and a worldwide pandemic all combination into why legal city leaders say a public safety emergency is needed >>22 homicides. 136 116 rates. aggravated assault. 539. all of almost all of our crime statistics are on the upward trend higher than they've been in past years. we face a crisis of legitimacy and lack of community trust and police department numerous internal investigations are underway. january's distance of reform efforts by police officers association allow th

we're live tonight in alameda jonathan mccall kron 4 news started since thank you in person classes started today for some students in palo alto. >>palo alto unified school district welcome back to kindergartners and first graders the district is resuming in person instructions in phases, second and 3rd graders will return to their classrooms later this month, 4th and 5th graders will go back in november. middle and high school students will have to wait until january. >>pacifica hot yoga studio is catching heat online because it's breaking health guidelines. the owner of beach yoga is holding yoga classes apparently without face covering requirements kron four's terror attack he has the story. >>the yoga studio held several hot yoga classes on monday i spoke to the owner over the phone and he confirms that no masks are worn during his indoor classes despite state and county guidelines specifically yoga studio is do the classes without masks. >>civic of the children posted this schedule on social media, including hashtags mask free fear free virus-free coward free and trump 2020 among other

this is the 3rd store in san francisco closed because of shoplifting crawford jonathan mccall has the story. caught on camera a wild scene that's being played out at retail chain drug stores across the bay area. >>scores of shoplifters swarming stores ransacking racks and pilfering thousands of dollars in products off the shelves. this walgreens at van ness and eddie has been hit so many times the walgreens now plans to close the doors for good on november. 11th this video courtesy of inside edition shows a man just days ago, jumping over a counter at the store and taking off from it with stolen merchandise. inside the store, the shelves are bare with very few products for sell the store no among at least half a dozen walgreens locations here in the bay area now closing this year because of excessive shoplifting wednesday afternoon kron 4 reaching out to supervisor matt haney who represents the area for comment. but so far we've yet to hear back kron 4 also reaching out to the san francisco police department to see how they're tackling the troubling trend. in a statement sfpd says quo

crawford jonathan mccall reports how the shooting is raising a bigger question now about mental health. >>newly released body camera video from the napa county sheriff's office shows exactly how a fatal deputy involved shooting played out back on the night of october 5th. investigators say the 21 year veteran sergeant david ackman stop a car driving with no headlights behind the wheel 47 year-old one injuring garcia it is abnormal personally exit their vehicle moved back to ours but that's exactly what investigators say garcia did posing a threat to ackman fearing the mister garcia had a deadly weapon tucked behind his back. >>the sergeant drew his firearm and pointed it at mr. garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men gives several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia. sheriff's officials say ackman was simply following his training. those who know garcia say watching the video is painful the very calm. >>very collected person. work with a team player with our small space a

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall those families rallying today for safe return to school. >>after the mount diablo unified school district decided to stick with distance learning. >>parents say online not working for a many of their families. forcefully google has the details from walnut creek. >>spread out across a busy intersection in walnut creek more than 50 people associated with the mount diablo unified school district rallied saturday for a safe reopening of schools, costa health services has approved the reopening of elementary and secondary schools for in person instruction schools can resume campus learning without a waiver or further permission from the health department. >>still the school district is sticking with distance learning for the time single mom and a lot of us and i'm a special needs child. >>we could do this and on on the screen. these families safe distance learning has lead to some unintended consequences that could be corrected by allowing students to return to their class. so now we have to say

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so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock i'm justine waldman and i'm dan thorn jonathan mccall is off tonight the entire bay area is under a red flag warning because of tonight's wind event and that set to last through tomorrow. >>video of this powerful wind is just now coming into our newsroom. this is from santa rosa. and you can also see how theirs. tarps and what not getting blown around there and this is also at a vacaville, some trees there in a parking lot regions that have already been suffering from just a historic wildfire season. we want to go now to our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez she is tracking the current wind speeds. >>and where the fire danger is the greatest tonight and is the were still to come tonight breeze. uh yes, certainly so just seeing right now we're seeing the worst over the north bay mountains, specifically the valleys as well. >>relative humidity in the single digits and let's take a look at current wind speeds out there right now we are noticing a shift and change in that wind pattern, especially along the coast where we are tracking along our

we'll let you know if we do live tonight in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>thank you jonathan dozens of small businesses in the enrichment are now out thousands of dollars after vandals edged windows broke down doors and burglarized the cafe the crime spree happened over the weekend to businesses on or near commence street. >>kron 4 taylor bisacky spoke to business owners today about how they plan to protect their stores. >>businesses here on clement street are banding together to share surveillance video comparing notes and then sending over to the police department on wednesday, they called an sfpd and their supervisor to do a walking tour to survey all the damage he may be surprised, but they counted about 45 businesses that were affected they saw a lot of things like this a broken shattered or also a lot of businesses were tagged with harmful pain vandals hit dozens of small businesses in the enrichment over the weekend. >>everything from shattered glass to grow feed windows and even a burglary. >>this is surveillance video from nurse cafe on sunday mor

thanks so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall tonight, the white house doctor says the president does remain fever free and off supplemental oxygen. >>in the video that you just saw it came from walter reed medical center. the president says that he thinks the back so kron four's washington correspondent jessi to nor has the latest on the treatments that the president is now receiving. >>more than 24 hours after he left the white house for walter reed we heard from the president himself. >>so i just want to tell you that time starting to feel. >>president trump tweeted out a four-minute video from the presidential office at walter reed medical he don't over the next period of a few days, i guess that's the real test so well. >>be seeing what happens over those next cup next couple of days after his first night at walter reed medical center president trump's doctors painted a positive picture of his condition, the president's been fever free for 24 hours navy commander doctor sean conley said he treated president trump with the antiviral

that's where we begin this saturday night here on the kron 4 news at 8 o'clock i'm jonathan mccall thanks so much for joining us just enjoying some time off tonight the shooting happened monday in napa county in just a day later 47 year-old one adrian garcia died from his injuries. tonight his family demanding justice. kron four's dan thorn live tonight in now but after talking with them he has the very latest on the investigation in the family's fight to get answers. dan getting >>and good evening. jonathan mother sheriff's department says that during last week's traffic stop garcia did not listen to commands was aggressively approaching the deputy and would not keep his hand from being out behind his back forcing this deputy to shoot him however after the shooting garcia was not found with a weapon on him so today, friends and family held a vigil in a rally hoping to shine a light on a situation that they're calling an unnecessary killing by police. >>a small group gathers in napa holding signs and calling for justice for one adrian garcia, just days ago the 47 year-old father of 3 was

that's where we begin this saturday night here on kron 4 news, i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman thank you for joining us in prime time tonight and tonight, the white house doctor says the president remains fever free. >>and as off supplemental oxygen in this new hospital video that was released this evening, the president says i think i'll be back soon and there are also these new pictures as ride these pictures coming in just in the last 15 minutes into the newsroom. you can see it. showing the president hard at work today. earlier this evening the president's personal doctor updating his progress saying that the president is not yet out of the woods but is cautiously optimistic. >>earlier today white house chief of staff mark meadows telling reporters that the next 48 hours will be critical for the president. today we also learned that the president was first diagnosed with covid-19 thursday night president there at walter reed medical center working while recovering from coronavirus and kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure has the latest. >>on the treatments, th

thank you for joining us here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall the president's doctors today saying that the president remains fever free and off supplemental oxygen. >>white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany tweeting this letter from the president's personal doctor shin doctor sean conley he claims the president has made substantial progress since his initial diagnosis thursday night and completed his second dose of remdesevir without complications. comey says that while the president is quote not get out of the woods. the team is optimistic that he will indeed recover. however, it was the comments made by the president's doctor earlier this morning in front of reporters that did draw some criticism kron four's dan thorn is live for us in the newsroom tonight, he spoke to a bay area doctor. >>who is not convinced that the president is doing as well as the white house doctor believes. dan what's the latest why is that. >>well this ucsf infected infectious disease specialist tells us that he's a little worried about the president's condition. that's based on

week tonight napa county sheriff says the sergeant did everything by the book as kron four's jonathan mccall tells us the shooting is raising a bigger question about mental health. >>newly released body camera video from the napa county sheriff's office shows exactly how a fatal deputy involved shooting played out back on the night of october 5th. investigators say the 21 year veteran sergeant david ackman stop a car driving with no headlights behind the wheel 47 year-old one injuring garcia, it is abnormal personally exit their vehicle moved back to ours but that's exactly what investigators say garcia did posing a threat to ackman fearing the mister garcia had a deadly weapon tucked behind his back. >>the sergeant drew his firearm and pointed it at mr. garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men give several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia. sheriff's officials say ackman was simply following his training. those who know garcia say watching the video is painful the very calm.