and i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne enjoying the night off. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the department set that date after several days of red flag warning conditions. >> kron four's terisa stasio is live in santa rosa with the latest teresa. >> hi, catherine. you know, we're here in santa rosa on mark west road behind me. those are brand new homes and they were rebuilt after the tubbs fire and keeping those home standing. that is one of the key reasons. >> why they are starting this fire season early. >> to put in some new techniques. take a look at this video that i took just a short time ago. you can see for yourself the weeds that are out there and that has a problem. >> a weed

we have representative michael mccall, congressman from texas. with distinction as the republican leader on the house or in affairs committee . we also have general ouallen who is the president of the brookings institute he's a retired us marine corps or star general. a former commander of the nato international purity assistance force and us forces in afghanistan. i want to begin by asking a question to senator murphy. senator, you've been very supportive of president biden's early steps to reverse course on iran during the last four years of the trumpet ministration. you supported letting the travel restrictions on iranian diplomats and newyork , you supported reversing the snapback of unsanctions , and you also support quickly rejoining the iran nuclear deal through direct diplomacy the iranian regime, something the last administration was unable to accomplish . what's your view on the terms of rejoining the nuclear deal specifically should the biden administration rejoined the joint comprehensive plan of action as it was when the trumpet mini

scotty part of the conversation. >> let me turn to congressman mccall. sirre you are a strong support of the maximum pressure campaign the approach to diplomatically isolating iran. think you are a supportive which i pump has list of 12 demands, which were outline of the things he thought were necessary to get a deal worthy of its name. why do you think that was the right a approach? and also how would you praise the early steps of the biden administration and their policy towards iran? >> first let me thank you for your service to the nation. particularly on this issue. i did support the maximum pressure campaign pretty think it was the thing to do. secretary pompeo and i agreed the jc poa has negotiated, was not working. and as i talk to the new secretary of state, lincoln, he talks about a longer, stronger agreement, and his words. i hope he is correct on this. i think it was deficient in many ways. first of all the ballistic omission capability was not on the table. there were no, the sun set and nuclear iran in the region. as well. and inspections w

is good it actually favor the national front in that particular original election but the aim of mccall is not so much about the radio or election which where his party has no roots not implanted it's about the next presidential election of 2022 to make sure that the republicans don't unite around a candidate saw that the will be the best position to arrive 2nd in the 1st rather preservation and therefore lead to a contest in the 2nd or our region in between and mccall even though. 70 percent of the french don't what same line up next election but it looks like events are going to make that strong possibility thank you very much f l. as. an english premier league matches had to be postponed after thousands of fans of a proud stewards and broke into the ground manchester united fans are angry at the owners of that cob who they say valued profits over football the american glazer family has faced criticism off the top was one of those to join the ill fated european super league found adopted just 3 days with several clubs falling out after it was branded anti competitive a match against l

senator chris murphy, representing mccall and retired general allen talk about the orion nuclear deal, the plans to reenter the agreement and whether a new set of guidelines should be adopted. this is part of a recent mccain institute forum. >> ryan hoke, former u.s. special envoy to iran and i am pleased to be invited by the mccain institute to moderate a discussion with distinguished panelists. i want to thank ms. cindy mccain in the mccain institute for their thought leadership. and organizing the discussion. we have three guests that i think are known globally. senator chris murphy from connecticut, he served in the house for three terms, eight years in the connecticut general assembly, we have representative michael mccaul, congressman from texas with distinction, a republican leader on the house foreign affairs committee and we have general allen who is president of the brookings institute, retired u.s. marine corps four star general, former commander of the nato international assistant board and u.s. forces in afghanistan. i want to begin by asking a question to senator murphy.

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> never be able to hold >> now at 6 o'clock, the very emotional words from the mother of a 16 year-old girl who was killed overnight in oakland that woman says her daughter had been on a party bus with friends celebrating a 21st birthday when somebody suddenly began shooting at the bus. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore story. just absolutely disturbing. i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne has the night off tonight. a young woman are dead. their families now planning their funerals. 5 others snow recovering in the hospital. >> ar

i'm jonathan mccall. justine has the night off. kron 4 has live team coverage of the fire danger tonight that still lingers risa just moments away from telling us when the latest red flag warning will finally come to an end. but we start with kron four's gayle ong live for us tonight in seminole with a look at the conditions that fire crews are facing there tonight. yeah. >> well, jonathan, certainly been hot and dry out here in the east bay valleys and it is starting to get breezy at cal fire snow unit. they have been responding to brush fires in the area in the last few days. but this weekend the bay area saw whole lot more. >> from 2 golf courses in san jose and behind a home in benicia firefighters battled wildfires all day saturday. these fires are just 3 of several fires that broke out in the bay area over the weekend as of sunday afternoon. the national weather service extended the red flag warning through tuesday morning. certain areas seeing very dry conditions will probably see if area a few. >> seeing humidity less than

made the announcement while visiting south africa to discuss the vaccine distribution. president mccall said he wanted to help set a goal of vaccinating 40 percent of people in africa by the end of this year. the vaccine rollout in south africa has been slow as the country struggles through a new wave of infections. w's to increase, caught up with the german health minister there in south africa to find out how germany plans to help france and germany. a pledge multi 1000000 euro supports for south africa to create local vaccine production capacity. can that still make impacts and a difference and the short $1.00 to $5.00, the current pandemic? yes, that can. and that must make a difference because you see a 99 percent of the vaccines used here in africa coming from outside from abroad. it's important to africa and we want to support for now for this part that makes situation, but as well on mit and long term. we want to support south africa and africa as a whole to develop its own from us article industry in this regard for vaccination and production manufacturing butts. and that is ac

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm catherine heenan. the news of 6 coming up next. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students could count on. woman: join us in honoring the work of educators. together, we will build a better california for all of us. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> and now it's 6 potentially damaging winds on their way to a lot of bay area neighborhood. you can see some of the cameras are shaking a little bit. the winds are picking up right now. a wind advisory in effect for the bay area until tomorrow morning. >> some areas could see gusts up to 40 or even 50 miles per hour on the weather. watch is where we start this wednesday night here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. welcome. and i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne has the night

i'm jonathan mccall. justine has the night off. kron four's gayle ong talk to the woman in that video. she's live tonight with what she's saying and obviously she has to be just absolutely shaken up by what happened with him. >> jonathan, the woman says her and her husband are both asian and believe this act was racially motivated. i did speak to the woman by phone. she does not want to show her face. but want to share what happened to encourage others to speak up. >> think that's cool. and oakland couple was just driving to work. a you can hear tina who was sitting in the passenger seat telling her husband not to get out of the car after she says this man in the green jacket spit at he box away then returns. he was just circling our car trying to talk to my husband to get out. but, you know, being pregnant, i just didn't want to put us in my baby at risk. it was terrible. i had a meltdown at work. what say that and i want make sure you know, nothing was on me. and then i spoke to my providers and, you know, i had a mini meltdown.

i'm jonathan mccall. >> and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6 o'clock. coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> to see that surveillance is just got mention. >> now. it's 6 an elderly asian man violently attacked and robbed in the east bay tonight. the search is on for a group of teens suspected in this brutal crime. the video just very difficult to watch. that is where we start this tuesday night here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. welcome in. i'm jonathan mccall in tonight for ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> the man who was shoved to the ground there. he is 80 years old and at least one of the suspects on the video can be heard laughing kron four's. maureen kelly has the latest on the search for suspects. >> as the 80 year-old victim yells for help. the video shows him pushed to the ground by 2 of the juvenile attackers who punched him. police say the suspects who they estimate between 1619 years old, got away with a fitbit as the attackers runoff. you can hear the high-pitch

under these new beginnings with france after president emmanuel mccall admit his country could have done more to prevent the genocide new images lay bad. the destruction been down to indigenous landed brazil bye and legal gold miners. ah, b u and human rights council has voted in favor of investigating where the crimes were committed during the 11 day israel palestine conflict. it will have a broad mandate with no end date to look into all alleged violations, systemic abuses, palestinians of welcome the move, but israel describes it as shameful. kristen salumi reports from the un in new york, as palestinians in gaza. look for away forward amid a tense cease fire with israel. the un human rights council is looking back at the conflict and how it played out. the organization of his lama cooperation along with palestinians requested an investigation into possible violations of international law. a masses, indiscriminate rocket fire into israel was a clear one, according to high commissioner for human rights. michelle bash lay, but she says israel's response which killed $254.00 people, incl

passed and know that 20 years ago to call it a crime against humanity or these are signs that emanuel mccall will continue to hold this a right wing down ward spyware or the primaries that's or is that's not only is it doing a thought but you also have an overall normalization of the far right rhetoric and as these opens have been signed us a man who in a cold is a shift to the to the far right think he's going to win in the 2nd round i guess but in a band we also have a person not should do if you're a former general or in the middle french military positioning instead of us potentially a candidate and he has been making you know i'm going from presidential branch for him on how low or there should be reestablished a hotly debated area called to save the frogs given their experience with the already reasons to worry so of course the open wasn't over exaggeration yes the problem is that the overall context and the week of government we haven't and is so sure constance is in france mr duck the these op eds would go far beyond the initial intention yes you meant the bosom but afterward you're

i'm jonathan mccall. mayor libby schaff really sting releasing her proposed budget yesterday. >> more than 650 million dollars. she wants to go to the oakland police department. that's nearly 20% of the entire city budget kron four's amanda hari live tonight with reaction from the head of the union for the officers and how that number compares to previous years. amanda.

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> happening today in solano county. the city of benicia is offering teens and young adults. free pizza for getting the covid vaccine. the clinic will offer the pfizer vaccine. it's going to run from 09:00am to 2 at the benicia senior center at one 87 east l street appointments are available all the walk ins are excepted. anyone ages 16 to 24 who gets their first dose today will receive a $25 gift certificate to a benicia pizza restaurant of their choice after receiving the second dose may 26. people across the bay area can now walk into their local wal-mart and get the covid vaccine. the switch to walk-in vaccinations comes as walmart pharmacies get a surge of vaccine supplies. there you can still make an appointment to get vaccinated the walk and policy also applies to sam club members. you do not need a membership in order to get vaccinated. the forty-niners and the county of santa clara hosted a special ceremony tuesday making the milestone 68,500 people being fully vaccinated at levi stadium and that just happens to

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> tonight.in counties could move into the less restrictive yellow reopening tier tomorrow that means capacity limits that most businesses will go up bars would be able to open indoors at 25%. outdoor venues could increase capacity to 67% and amusement parks could allow 35% capacity health officials say they are assessing the situation and will decide tomorrow. >> after the cdc last week and then california today relaxed their guidelines for when you have to wear masks outside. if you've been fully vaccinated, san francisco's mayor london breed tonight is join the party just over an hour ago or so. she tweeted saying use your best judgment. there is no need to wear a mask. if you're fully vaccinated outdoors as long as you're not in a large group. however, everybody is saying if you're inside with people, you don't know and they might not be vaccinated. you still need to wear a mask for now. >> coming up, old boy bear scene today. not in but right here in the bay area what wildlife experts are te

i'm jonathan mccall. justine is off kron four's amanda hari talking with the owner of that store today. she's live tonight with what he's now saying about that crime. amanda. >> jonathan, i was at the store this afternoon. i didn't actually get to speak with the manager. that's because he was so busy helping customers. he told me that they're just trying to go on with life as if it was business as usual. and this crime didn't happen. >> shocking video of the moment 3 suspects reached into luck phuket jewelry and stole several pieces from the store front. you can see them run off after yuri hong lives in the area. she says unfortunately things like this are happening more and more. >> i think really reflective of like what's been going on lately with asian-american time san francisco police met with the owners. they say the 3 men approached the building. one had a heavy object. >> possibly a hammer and used it to break the window. then the other 2 reached inside and took several pieces of jewelry. hong say

i'm jonathan mccall. we want to get right to kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. you saw them out for yourselves on those temperatures. >> she's here tonight to break down what we can expect for the rest of your monday. but greece it is going to be hard to say the least. yeah. and that's going to be quite the understatement jonathan. and just teens scorching triple digit heat making its way to our east bay valleys. >> and north bay valleys. in addition to very dry conditions. the one thing really working in our favor. >> that's almost acting like our saving grace will be the calmer wind speeds winds out of the southwest 30 miles per hour less gutsiest along the immediate coastline of the bay area where we don't have any heat advisories in effect. but triple digit heat certainly going to be the big weather story tomorrow. little relief along the coast. half moon bay in the low 70's, even downtown san francisco warming up into the upper 70's. so we're easily going to see a 10 to 15 degree warm-up from today's daytime highs because we started the warming trend this a

i'm jonathan mccall. 44 year-old. roger allen was shot by police. >> during what investigators say was a struggle over a fake gun. kron four's amanda hari live tonight in daly city after talking with his sister about how she is now coping with the pain amanda. >> jonathan, she says she's enraged and upset. she misses her brother and she's angry. it took police so long to release the names of the officers involved right next to me here. we actually have a mural that's still up on the ground here. almost a month later to remember roger allen's life. >> in part because out last that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels probably make that out by binding to the heart of all it. our all. >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at cops should know. >> the from a police released the names of the 4 police officers involved on thursday. you can see the names on your screen. >> daly city police offi

congressman mccall did not address it at all. i voted for virginia primary. and, we have actually required some form of voter id, it is a well-run election here. there is no fraud. if texas is concerned about the elections, they could have done what virginia does. there is no concerns. it is not only to the election smooth and secure, poppy, it was record turn-out. >> it was good for republicans. >> it was record turnout for both parties. trump won the state by 600,000 votes. what are they solving? >> they're trying to go after democratic especially minority. and then to overturn them, all and all there is no point of attending anything, power grab which really suppresses some votes and lay predicate, but just that one thing where they change the rules on sunday, you can't begin voting on sunday until 1:00 p.m. where did that come from? there is a custom of going to the poll after sunday's church services. that's it. there is zero rational for that. >> it has been highly effective. you got the president again on memorial day, a day to honor those who fought a

i'm justine waltman of jonathan mccall.on't go anywhere, jason collins up next with sports night live. they're going to take you through the rest of the night. >> we'll see you next weekend. it's time for sleep number's memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed now $1799 plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday >> hello and welcome to another edition of sports night live i'm jason do last island from a sports fans point of view. i have to say i think this was the best sports weekend of the year so far. we're halfway through june, almost june. may. >> think this was yeah. i like where we're at. i mean, baseball season is just heating up. we've got a lot o

made the announcement while visiting south africa to discuss the vaccine distribution. president mccall said he wanted to help set a goal, vaccinating 40 percent of people in africa. by the end of this year. the vaccine rolled out in south africa has been slow as the country struggles to a new wave of infections. w's out to increase, caught up with the german health ministry there in south africa to find out how germany plans to help france and germany flesh multi 1000000 years support for south africa to create local vaccine production capacity. can that still make impacts and a difference and the short $1.00 to $5.00. the current pandemic? yes, the can. and that must make a difference because you see a 99 percent of the vaccines used here in africa coming from outside from abroad. it's important to africa and we want to support for now for this, but the next iteration on mit and long term. we want to support south africa and africa as a whole to develop its own from us. what's equal industry in this regard for vaccination production manufacturing bots, and that is actually what i disc

i'm jonathan mccall. justine is off. police have arrested a 17 year-old suspect in the shooting that killed a 31 year-old and toni over diarra kron four's amanda hari live tonight after talking with the guards family. amanda, how are they working to keep his memory alive. >> jonathan, today they held a memorial service for him where friends and family gathered and shared memories about him. they say he was a good man and there's no wnowing just how much she would have accomplished if he was still here. >> it feels like stole a piece of my heart family and friends of antonio vergara set up a memorial grieve together. >> they say vergara was shot and killed around 6.30, friday evening. he just got off of work and stopped at a liquor store near vienna street and persia avenue. it was person he where online mike isn't what many was a 31 year-old d j known as tony mix. his family says they're heartbroken over the loss. his father, explain to me what her was like and his younger brother translated. he was really positive thing

i'm jonathan mccall. the basin fire reported just after noon so far has burned an estimated 2 acres. >> no structures threatened from this fire, though. but as justin mentioned, the threat now lingering across many parts of the bay area. tonight. gayle ong has the very latest from boulder creek. >> firefighters had to navigate through a steep unpaved road to reach the base and fire sunday afternoon a pg and e camera captured the plume of smoke out of the santa cruz mountains. the fire burning in the czu fire burn scars. this is kind like when those unusual things because it's a burning inside a burned. it's an old burn that's there. so it doesn't have a lot. >> vertical fuels on the floor. so it just kind smolders and moves around the aerial. so full of dead vegetation on the forest floor for the kohl story. you know what? >> fire starts. what we typically find it. >> this comes the fire was reported just before 1215 in the afternoon in a remote area near the han hammond truck trail in big basin redwoods

i'm jonathan mccall. justine has the night off.s is the scene that one of those rallies and what one of those rallies look like here in san francisco today. kron four's gayle ong takes us there. >> there are at least thousands taking to the streets here in san francisco marching down 16 street here in the mission district. this is one of several demonstrations around the world. >> they waved flags and signs at

i'm jonathan mccall. kron four's amanda hari live tonight in san jose with the memorial. >> now there as well as the vigil that took place tonight for those folks still looking for a place to coming grieve. and remember those lives lost, the mantle. >> jonathan justine, i'm told they're trying to create a safe loving environment for people to heal. i want to show you this memorial. i was here on tuesday. it's about quarter. it was about a quarter of the size. it is right now 5 pan the camera over. you can see just how much it's grown and how much love and support is here for those families. >> just think we are at again to be quite honestly, there really aren't any words to describe feeling members of the san jose community are still trying to come to terms with the tragic shooting of the 9 vta workers early wednesday morning. allie hughes organize this community day of healing. she says this hits close to home for many people. my office actually here in the parking lot of the very she says she didn't kno

i'm jonathan mccall. and i'm justine waldman. crews are still on the scene right now.itoring for hot spots. but as our gayle ong reports. >> they do have the fire contained. >> i'm here on old redwood highway near east side road and winds are this is about where the fire broke out. i can tell you one residential home that is bacon was destroyed in this fire. it burned about 10 acres and broke out about one 45 in the afternoon. cal fire had to drop several water drops to

i'm jonathan mccall. as investigators continue searching for clues along with evidence in wednesday's deadly shooting at the vta rail yard. >> family, friends and even a community continuing to honor the victims of wendy's deadly rampage. one of the victims, the 63 year-old all among done. kron four's, phillipe djegal all learned that he was a man who not only loved his work but also his family. >> we are just in shock and disbelief that this actually happened on wednesday megan staker says the world lost a great man and 63 year-old abdi alaghmandan megan is the girlfriend of abbvie's youngest of 2 sons and knew him for 5 years. when we spoke over the phone. she described a devoted family man with a quick wit and singular mission in life to make others happy. he loved his plants and flowers. he. >> it was always making sure the how anything around the house is organizing perfect. what a meme is. you know, always just here wanted to take care of us who love taking care of his family and being around family

the cayman islands and it will hold these banks are complicit in the kleptocracy who decide to give mccall and say ok i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal for a bunch of guys record. childes seems wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any old belief yet to shake out just because get educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. dramatic. and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. usage. shocking images of children killed in the crossfire as. palestinian militants enters a 2nd week with no end in sight. what do they do with. the pieces. between israel and gaza militants continue with missiles fired from both. i i i. break out across europe with some turning violent as thousands call on.

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman. that man was walking with his girlfriend when the chevy avalanche and audi a 6 crashed. >> that avalanche that hit the 2 people who are walking on the street. the man has severe injuries. but the woman that he was with his girlfriend later died. the driver of that truck took off from the scene. but tonight is behind bars. kron four's amanda hari talked with the man's of the victim's she's live tonight with their story and. >> how he's doing tonight. amanda. >> jonathan. his mother says he is making some improvements. she says his internal bleeding has stopped. but doctors say he still has a long road before he'll be recovered. >> thing is you see things on the in. you know, it's a little the family can mansions. because company to annual ramos. his mother of laurie says she could never imagine anything like this happening. it truly is. >> nightmares that you you want to wake up because. >> you understand why would happen to 2 beautiful people that are just so full of life. >> daniel a

i'm jonathan mccall. justine is off.olice have arrested a 17 year-old suspect in the shooting that killed a 31 year-old and toni over diarra kron four's amanda hari live tonight after talking with the guards family. amanda, how are they working to keep his memory alive.

i'm justine waldman of jonathan mccall. you're watching extensive coverage of breaking news this wednesday afternoon. >> the deadly mass shooting at vta rail yard that happened just after 6.30 this morning, as you just mentioned, you're listening to a live >> welcome back. if you're just joining us, we've been following breaking news here on kron 4 all day for you. 8 people killed in a mass shooting at a vta railyard in san jose. let's go over now some the details that we know so far it happened at 6.30 this morning when there were reports of shots fired at that vta railyard that's located on west younger avenue in san jose and then around the same time calls came in about a suspicious house fire on the 1100 block of and mark court, our kron 4 s charles clifford has been reporting live for us there from today saying that that house has some extensive damage and that there were atf and fbi bomb sniffing dogs. they're processing the scene. later. we learned that that fire was connected to the shooting. and santa clara county

i'm jonathan mccall. 44 year-old. roger allen was shot during what investigators say was a struggle over a fake gun. >> kron four's. amanda hari live tonight in daly city with why his sister says that she will see not stop fighting for police accountability and her brothers death. amanda. >> jonathan, while she says that she's heartbroken over the loss of her brother. she says it's not just about him. it's about causing change. so doesn't happen to anyone else right next to me. here is a mural for her brother says roger allen's name on the ground here to remember his life. >> the true well. >> come out to leak of fletcher's says after her brother roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. she feels alone or other work. make that out by part of all it. our all. >> daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras. so it's hard for fletcher to know exactly what happened in the moments leading up to his death. investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at co

welcome i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne enjoying the night of

i'm jonathan mccall. justine enjoying the night off kron 4 has live team coverage of the fire threat that still lingers tonight. just minutes away with the latest conditions in the latest on when this morning will end. but we start with kron four's gayle ong live tonight in seminole with a look at the conditions that fire crews still facing there tonight ill. >> well, jonathan, it has gotten so much cooler and it is getting more breezy tonight and firefighters here. they actually were busy. they said it was quiet today, but they had to respond to some fires this weekend. >> from 2 golf courses in san jose and behind a home in benicia firefighters battled wildfires all day saturday. these fires are just 3 of several fires that broke out in the bay area over the weekend as of sunday afternoon. the national weather service extended the red flag warning through tuesday morning. certain areas seeing very dry conditions will probably see if area a few. >> seeing humidity less than 10% in certain areas. so. >> r

officers was unprofessional. >> that was jonathan mccall reporting. chief armstrong is also looking into simulation technology that would allow officers to train better for certain situations. >> 5.37. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a small east bay city has seen an unusual dip in its population. even by pandemic standards. what's behind the exodus? and pressure is mounting for a new aids ballpark before the team packs up and leaves oakland. we'll hear from a city leader about the waterfront stadium plan. 5.40 right now and san francisco city hall is going to open to the public on june 7th. >> after being shut down for so long because of the pandemic. so now you'll get to go there and do whatever it is you need to do next month. the city hall is going to be back open for in-person services so you can apply for a marriage license. get a birth, a death certificate. register your business, whatever it is they need to do city business now in person. >> well, san francisco's famed house of prime rib restaurant will be shutting down for 24 hour

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman.officers and members of the alameda county district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes today. community members stop by the marina food market in

i'm justine waldman jonathan mccall sonoma county now releasing evacuation zone maps for unincorporated areas to help folks who live in those areas to get ready in case of an emergency. >> as you already know, we've seen back to back devastating wildfires in the north bay since 2017 kron four's gayle ong live for us tonight in windsor with the details on what these maps now show gayle. >> well, jonathan. and just being close to 200,000 people had to be evacuated during the kincade fire in twenty-nineteen. i'm here in windsor where most of the town was under a mandatory evacuation for that fire with their early fire season. residents are urged to know their evacuation zones and have a plan. >> the kincade fire caused widespread evacuations throughout sonoma county. it broke out. 9.30 in the evening on october 23rd 2019 bill herrick was one of 10's of thousands of residents who had to flee their home and he's been evacuated 4 times over the last 2 years. don't >> reason. i mean, i know a lot of people want to live in florida. there's like we're not going to make all right. and then they e

welcome i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne enjoying the night off. and i'm catherine heenan 2 young women are dead. 5 other people have been injured after 2 shooters opened fire on a party bus. this was an oakland chp says that the horrific scene starting shortly after midnight along 5.80. we've learning that the passenger celebrating a 21st birthday inside of that party bus when they were attacked by at least 2 shooters kron four's. dan thorn has been following the story for us tonight and joins us live in san francisco with the latest. dan. >> well, catherine heartbroken family members confirming with kron 4 news at the 2 girls who were killed. we're 1619 years old. this was supposed to be a night of joy and fun and it turned into a nightmare. and investigators are now saying that this was not a random event. the windows of a party bus shattered by gunfire. it's where a night of celebration turned deadly. 2 girls were killed and 5 others were injured. one of those victims was 16 year-old zoe hughes of modesto. she was just so. >> should just make e

chief leronne armstrong shared some of those steps that he's taking with kron four's jonathan mccall. >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong says that reform is needed and police agencies nationwide and even within his own. >> law enforcement has been such as insulin. you know, institution for so that it is time to let community in the room. he says that many cases of people being killed at the hands of police that have grabbed national attention nationwide has been troubling for him to watch in recent weeks. armstrong has said the national new circuit championing the call for de escalation among police officers. it's something that he says he's trying to make second nature within the officers of opd and some of the responsibility is law enforcement. how do we train our officers to better manage the situation. >> how do we recognize that a gun in bags may not be the right response to everything he says he's looking forward to the upcoming macro team finally hitting the streets in oakland. the team recently given the green light by oakland city leaders. >> with-in civilians and medi

i'm justine waldman is going to be a scorcher on jonathan mccall some areas. once again. you just saw them out are expected to see triple digit temperatures for memorial day. >> kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight to get you ready for your holiday recess. >> yeah. we're going to see some record breaking heat heading our way for long holiday weekend memorial day is usually the unofficial start of summer, but it's certainly going to feel like that in the bay area tomorrow, specifically starting at noon. that's when all are advisories and warnings set to go into effect rupert tracking possible record breaking heat 15 to 25 degrees above average. here's just a sneak peek of what we can expect tomorrow by tomorrow afternoon widespread triple digit weather in the north bay valleys and east bay valleys near 90's for most of the east bay shoreline. but hayward and fremont, you're actually going to warm up into the low 90's by your memorial day afternoon and along the coast. little relief for those of you trying to escape and head to the beach for the long holiday

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman. tonight we're remembering 63 year-old abdi don. >> and as kron 4 sweep to go reports. he was a man who loved his work and his family. >> don't know what we're going to do without megan staker still numb to 63 year-old abdi sudden death her boyfriend sohail is the youngest of abbvie's 2 grown sons. she knew abdi for 5 years and considered him a father figure. we spoke with her on the phone earlier. he wanted to help everyone. had such a big very he was so good to his wife and sons. >> 2 sons he worked for the valley transportation authority for decades serving most recently as a substation maintainer. >> this after immigrating from iran after the revolution. that's the biggest sacrifice anyone could make for his family. he moved to the u.s. without going to eat less friends here. >> i mean, just imagine hard it would be to not know anyone. >> not know any emotion in. you can take. he did not ocuvite a better life for his family. that's the kind of man he in a statement, add these nephe

i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall as we mention that vigil happening right now. his brother is speaking to. >> family and friends as well as members of the community who have gathered. we want to take you there right now. let's listen in. >> a young mother. when he it is really strong. but at the same time he's seeking support from the community to help out the other. families who are suffering the same page. that gave me a lot of strength. that gave me some hope the move forward. want to say a few words in punjabi to the family of the dead sea. to that. family. to the mother who gave birth to that. he didn't want that the. put on flu without that, know. jessica, that the. was passed to met which to have about the kinda be that, you know, they've up on, know. we'll start that they've got money bought your music out of the disease. any kind securing that in his you get some of the best that i would move. some of the some the boards of the the company operates were not. but as he started putting on his looks or as you know, put on a but he couldn't get a look at th

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> thank you, jonathan. the east bay opens mass vaccination site at the coliseum will close sunday. may 23rd. the county has vaccinated 71% of it eligible population and that means close to a quarter of a million doses of the vaccine have been administered so far. the county now says it's going to take a more localized approach. covid-19 cases are shutting down in person classes that 2 high schools in the bay area. more than a dozen students have gotten sick. so it's now being done to keep the virus from spreading even more grant lotus continues our team coverage. >> it has the answer. grant. >> well, catherine, can we've learned new details tonight about a covid outbreak at an east bay high school, which is forced administrators to take swift action to try to prevent an even worse outcome at last the most high school in walnut creek. the school district confirms 21 students have tested positive. they did so the last couple weeks of april. they believe the source of the outbreak was an off campus event. mult

i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore of jonathan mccall ken wayne enjoying the night off.d has been whipping all day long. >> kron 4 has live team coverage of the windy conditions tonight. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the conditions overnight in first thing in the mornin

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> thank you, jonathan. new at 10 a recall election for sonoma county district attorney jill ravitch will happened september 14th. the board of supervisors made the decision today. opponents must declare their candidacy by july 1st recall organizers collected more than 43,000 signatures 30,000 or needed to qualify the effort was led by a sonoma county developer. who's the founder of a senior care company. he was ordered to pay a $500,000 settlement in a lawsuit alleging his company had abandoned. what held early residents trying the 2017 tubbs fire. they were eventually evacuated by family members and police. tonight, local legislators are urging the state to deny the san francisco school districts spend for 12 million dollars in reopening funding. they argue the district didn't offer in-person instruction to enough students to meet the requirement for the funding kron 4 state of sacking joins us live from the city now has. >> more on this interesting case. taylor. >> well, can you may remember earlier in th

the jonathan mccall. >> grant. vicki, good to see you guys. at what we're working on for 10 o'clock. the golden state says it is keeping the mask mandate in place for a little bit longer. despite new guidance from the cdc. we'll show you how leaders here in california now trying to clear up the confusion over the mixed messages. also 2 men accused of murdering someone in the east bay last year. >> they are behind bars tonight. coming up, we'll hear the victim's mother talking about getting a step closer to justice for her son. those stories and more c like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. ♪ so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who have uc... ...or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including