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definitely an issue in some areas and impossible to overlook in the capital still the mayor of montevideo is proud of the city and says here too everybody has access to health care. why why has transformed its public health service over the past 15 years now in this emergency it's exactly this system that's playing a huge role. video has the best health service of any city in the whole of latin america. you know. you're going to former president jose muvico is one of those credited with reducing the gap between rich and poor during his 5 years in office he simply known this painting here. he was president until 2015 and invested heavily in health education and social welfare now 85 years old he agreed to give us an interview in his garage but it almost have a certain level of prosperity allowed us to develop a social democracy. that has shaped the entire country. not only structurally and materially but also in terms of our way of life. we are now a country known for its tolerance where people are very civilised in their dealings with each other but also when there are differences of opin

definitely an issue in some areas and impossible to overlook in the capital still the mayor of montevideo is proud of the city and says here too everybody has access to health care. well the why of why has transformed its public health service over the past 15 years now in this emergency it's exactly this system that's playing a huge role. in this video has the best health service of any city in the whole of latin america. i mean you've got to do you know. your equates former president was a movie is one of those credited with reducing the gap between rich and poor during his 5 years in office he simply known this paper here. he was president until 2015 and invested heavily in health education and social welfare now 85 years old he agreed to give us an interview in his garage but it elements have a certain level of prosperity allowed us to develop a social democracy. that has shaped the entire country. not only structurally and materially but also in terms of our way of life. we are no a country known for its tolerance where people are very civilised in their dealings with each other but

teixeira.dshe was a custodian at montevideo elementary school in san ramon her daughter elizabeth correa was a first grade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton kron four's. michelle kingston has more on this tragic story. >> when when you're an elementary school student your teachers, your world. a devastating tragedy in the north bay when an suv drove through a parking lot without breaking in plunged off a cliff in bodega bay inside that vehicle. a mother and a daughter who both worked in bay area schools. elizabeth korea worked as a first grade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton, a lover of reading music movies and disney her friends and co-workers. remember her as an incredible teacher. >> she teaches touched the lives of thousands of students and families and. it's definitely heartbreaking that we've lost such an incredible person and. educator and just someone that its dedicated their lives to. making a difference. for students. elizabeth also worked at a school. she was a custodian here at montevideo elementary in san ramon where she was known. >> as missus

family in montevideo guillermo was born 2 weeks after the start of a lockdown in itself a joyful occasion but they couldn't share it with anyone that would get any help because on a christina and her husband martine along with the children had to go into quarantine there was a suspected case of covert 19 in their circle of friends. they have with them in the boat also it was terrible for us because the grandmothers couldn't come no one follows all our brothers no one could come and the baby it was really tough only gradually were they allowed to visit us at home. the following months were full of uncertainty as you're a great went into lockdown on a christina works there's a psychologist and noticed the strain on her patients. it was a constant climate of fear but there was a threat that you had to protect yourself from. something that was eating away at you. you know that all when i saw all my patients who are worried. most of them or younger people who are you might have thought they would just go with the fly. but now they struggle just a sign that you while. now 7 months later the wor

definitely an issue in some areas and impossible to overlook in the capital still the mayor of montevideo is proud of the city and says here too everybody has access to health care. well why would why has transformed its public health service over the past 15 years now in this emergency it's exactly this system that's playing a huge role. in this video has the best health service of any city in the whole of latin america. i mean you got to do you know. your equates former president. is one of those credited with reducing the gap between rich and poor during his 5 years in office he simply known this paper here. he was president until 2015 and invested heavily in health education and social welfare now 85 years old he agreed to give us an interview in his garage but it elements have a certain level of prosperity allowed us to develop a social democracy. that has shaped the entire country. not only structurally and materially but also in terms of our way of life. we are no a country known for its tolerance where people are very civilised in their dealings with each other but also when there

definitely an issue in some areas and impossible to overlook in the capital still the mayor of montevideo is proud of the city and says here too everybody has access to health care. why i would have why has transformed its public health service over the past 15 years now in this emergency it's exactly this system that's playing a huge role. in this video has the best health service of any city in the whole of latin america. i mean you've got to do you know. your equates former president jose mohican is one of those credited with reducing the gap between rich and poor during his 5 years in office he simply known as paper here. he was president until 2015 and invested heavily in health education and social welfare now 85 years old he agreed to give us an interview in his garage but it elements have a certain level of prosperity allowed us to develop a social democracy. here for a moment that has shaped the entire country. not only structurally and materially but also in terms of our way of life. we are now a country known for its tolerance where people are very civilised in their dealings w

this year has been a stressful time for the little brass see all my old family in montevideo guillermo was born 2 weeks after the start of the lockdown in itself a joyful occasion but they couldn't share it with anyone or get any help because on a christina and her husband martine along with the children had to go into quarantine that was a suspected case of covert 19 and their circle of friends. they have with them in the boat also it was terrible for us because the grandmothers couldn't come no one follows all our brothers no one could come and the baby it was really tough only gradually were they allowed to visit us on higher. the following months were full of uncertainty as you're a great went into lockdown on a christina works there's a psychologist and noticed the strain on her patients. it was a constant climate of fear but there was a threat that you had to protect yourself from. something that was eating away at us so i had. another door when i saw all my patients who worries. most of them or younger people who you might have thought they would just go with the fly. but now th

definitely an issue in some areas and impossible to overlook in the capital still the mayor of montevideo is proud of the city and says here too everybody has access to health care. why why has transformed its public health service over the past 15 years now in this emergency it's exactly this system that's playing a huge role. in this video has the best health service of any city in the whole of latin america. if you know. you're going is former president jose mohican is one of those credited with reducing the gap between rich and poor during his 5 years in office he's simply known as paper here. he was president until 2015 and invested heavily in health education and social welfare now 85 years old he agreed to give us an interview in his garage but it's elements of a certain level of prosperity allowed us to develop a social democracy. for a moment that has shaped the entire country. not only structurally and materially but also in terms of our way of life. we are now a country known for its tolerance where people are very civilised in their dealings with each other but also when there

katie witt said 4 maria teixeira had worked at montevideo elementary as a custodian for 20 years ands loved her smile and reassuring presence. she said in part for years, mrs maria was a fixture in our community. she could be found on our campus every day, doing whatever needed to be done to serve the community wherever there are people were ever there was an activity were ever. there was someone who needed help. >> mrs. maria was there and willing to help investigators say dozens of people watched as the toyota rav 4 drove off the cliff at the west ahead parking lot on saturday. teixeira was driving her daughter was in the passenger seat. rescuers say the vehicle landed on box 100 feet below the cliff. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> a busy weekend for law enforcement across the bay area break. jump in number of side shows over the easter holiday weekend. oakland police releasing these pictures of 7 cars being towed. police also say they arrested one person and took one gun into custody in san francisco. police say that a 19 year

elizabeth korea's mom also worked at a school she was a custodian here at montevideo elementary in sanon where she was known. >> as missus maria. in a statement released to kron 4 principal. katie witt said maria teixeira had worked at montevideo elementary as a custodian for 20 years and the kids loved her smile and reassuring presence. she said in part for years, mrs maria was a fixture in our community. she could be found on our campus every day, doing whatever needed to be done to serve the community wherever there are people were ever there was an activity were ever. there was someone who needed help. >> mrs. maria was there and willing to help investigators say dozens of people watched as the toyota rav 4 drove off the cliff at the west ahead parking lot on saturday. teixeira was driving her daughter was in the passenger seat. rescuers say the vehicle landed on blocks 100 feet below the cliff. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> to the north bay. now we're healdsburg business owner says she's worried about her safety and also abou

elizabeth korea's mom also worked at a school she was a custodian here at montevideo elementary in sanhere she was known. >> as missus maria. in a statement released to kron 4 principal. katie witt said maria teixeira had worked at montevideo elementary as a custodian for 20 years and the kids loved her smile and reassuring presence. she said in part for years, mrs maria was a fixture in our community. she could be found on our campus every day, doing whatever needed to be done to serve the community wherever there are people were ever there was an activity were ever. there was someone who needed help. >> mrs. maria was there and willing to help investigators say dozens of people watched as the toyota rav 4 drove off the cliff at the west ahead parking lot on saturday. teixeira was driving her daughter was in the passenger seat. rescuers say the vehicle landed on box 100 feet below the cliff. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> i'm 37 the time as we go to break, an update on the breaking news situation out at oakland airport. it appears

her mother worked as the lead custodian at montevideo elementary and said ramon. investigators say the two women were killed saturday when their suv went over a 100 ft cliff and crashed into the rocks. it's still unclear what caused them to crash ktvu henry lee has been following this story will have more on how the women are being remembered coming up tonight at five. all right, coming up here on the four. if you're planning your summer vacation for you are not alone. more and more people are getting comfortable with the idea of travel where they may be heading for their next getaway, a parade for the national champions. but like so many things, it looks so whole lot different in the time of covid how stanford celebrated their women's basketball team that wanted all. and i'm keeping an eye on the weather for you. we've got a lot of sunshine out there now, but we had a foggy start. how many mornings do we have fog to contend with this week mom needs help but, she doesn't want to move. we're mostly concerned about her safety. she's already had a couple of falls. we

. >> chloe's mom worked as a custodian at montevideo elementary in san ramon. in a statement released to kron 4. the school's principal tells us in part that miss mariah was a quote, a fixture in our community. she could be found on our campus every day. do whatever needed to be done to serve the community wherever there was someone who needed help. miss mariah was there. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news vaccination cards will likely become a big part of everyday life. but the fbi is warning of big trouble. if anyone tries to forge them. love that. up next. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million

maria take sarah was the lead custodian at montevideo elementary school in dublin. her daughter, elizabeth korea, was a teacher. it like dixon elementary school in pleasanton. what it's a heartbreaking loss for pleasant and especially for the light x in community. elizabeth touched the lives of countless countless students. witnesses say maria techs sarah did appear did not rather appear to be speeding or driving unsafely. before that crash. the chp is now investigating what happened? no 1 11. a jury has been deadlocked on a murder charge against a man who was found with his friend's dead body in a u haul truck. the jury, however, did convict charles get in of trying to kill to bart. police officers at the hayward station on christmas day. six years ago. authorities say that he had planned to bury his friend colin and person but ran out of gas and then opened fire on the officers because he was afraid they would find the body in his car. the defense says that getting shot his friend in self defense, new cell phone video shows the deadly police shooting of a transien

relatively fine with if you go northerly breeze in the southern hemisphere it tends to be worn montevideo just by the proximity a few showers to the 25 years woman still to the south of that there are big showers in northern argentina is hardly unusual but they're well scattered the seasonal line is rather broken at the moment stg see a bigger ones maybe in the north of paraguayan although the south of bolivia but the stuff that's potentially floods causing flash flood of course is still further north from west and south of colombia always cross the east coast of the constant and then to the north of that has been a bit of a increase in the breeze and this steady line of potential showers has produced some pretty sharp than pours in his pond year and they'll be more of those on shoes in that line comes back to honduras again fairly persistent rain in contrast with what's happening in most states and i would add misty there are extremes and eastern canada several that frontal system which is producing a bit of snow and there is still snow falling gently crossed montana moving south through

right up into the pampas more or less the onshore breeze here is cool things down a little bit montevideo is it 24 degrees but the stormy weather is offshore and now it will i think affect the coast of southeastern brazil with a disappointing round paolo possibly wet and windy cool like that is quite a big gap of fairly fine weather that's the the likely path of potential donors to all that through western paragraph and disappearing into bolivia. as you can see the seasonal rains are taking a step back as well even in panama we don't expect to see very much on thursday and throughout the caribbean it's fairly fine a steady breeze now the trade winds mostly action is on this old cold front of the u.s. through florida the bahamas and towards this part of mexico yucatan fading away during . is still unusually cold quite a long way south in the u.s. that morning frost down to texas and that will generate stir in the appalachians. all qatar airways and after that seas for the blind and a robotic arm for the disabled. a young australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independen

take sarah was lead custodian and montevideo elementary in san ramon korea was under 16th year of teaching and light. it's an elementary school in pleasanton, where she grew up. it's a heartbreaking loss for pleasant and especially for the light x in community. elizabeth touched the lives of countless countless students on a paid for her first grade class, korea wrote, whether we're learning remotely or in person i know we will have a year full of learning adventure and fun together. school principal jacob bird told me. korea always put her students first. hannah koning, president of the school's parent teacher club, agreed. elizabeth woz. one of those teachers that just oozed enthusiasm and a love of her students. this is a photo korea sent in for a holiday video for students. she was. like a mother mother like to some of those kids in the class of just how much she cared about them. i spoke briefly to tim korea, the brother and son of the victims. he was at his mother's house, making arrangements and trying to make sense of this double tragedy. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. now to the co

maria text, sara was the lead custodian at montevideo elementary in dublin. daughter elizabeth korea was a teacher it like dixon elementary in pleasanton. it's a heartbreaking loss for pleasant and especially for the light x in community, elizabeth touched the lives of countless countless students. witnesses said take sarah did not appear to be speeding or driving on safely before the crash happened. and orson investigation in east san jose at a fast food restaurant. it started around 4 30 am at wienerschnitzel on story road. firefighters tell us this is the third fire at that very same restaurant and an arson team is investigating when firefighters arrived, they had to take a different approach to finding the flames because of how the restaurant is built. way it's made with a frame and large pitch of it. it was tough to get access up in there. you can see we have our aerial ladders of above there were doing exterior overhaul the extinguish the fire from that vantage point. it was also tough, forcible entry was getting in there, so it was a little stubborn at

. >> she died in the vehicle along with her mother who worked as a custodian at montevideo elementary in san ramon and in a statement to kron 4. the school's principal said in part misses maria was, quote, a fixture in our community should be found on campus every day doing whatever needed to be done to serve the community wherever there was someone who needed help mrs. maria was there. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> outrage in the east bay now has 2 more horses have died at golden gate fields in this brings the total number of deaths in the last year to 37 horses at that particular race track the california horse racing board says one of the horses died on april first, the other on the 3rd. the cause hasn't been released yet. but we know that this brings the total to 9 deaths this year alone concerned community members are calling for the racetrack to be shut down for good. they say they would like to see the waterfront sites or other needs like housing. we've reached out to representatives at golden gate fields. but so far haven't heard back. >> today the sa

take sarah was lead custodian at montevideo elementary in san ramon korea was under 16th year of teaching and light. it's an elementary school in pleasanton, where she grew up. it's a heartbreaking loss for pleasant and especially for the light x in community. elizabeth touched the lives of countless countless students on a paid for her first grade class, korea wrote, whether we're learning remotely or in person i know we will have a year full of learning adventure and fun together, school principal jacob bird told me. korea always put her students first. hanako owning president of the school's parent teacher club, agreed. elizabeth woz. one of those teachers that just oozed enthusiasm and a love of her students. this is a photo korea sent in for a holiday video for students. she was. like a mother mother like to some of those kids in the class of just how much she cared about them. no word yet as to whether this crash was accidental or intentional of the ready mechanical or medical factors in this crash. i spoke briefly today to tim korea. is the son and brother of the victims. he was at

. >> and korea's mother who died worked as a custodian that montevideo elementary in san ramon. the school told kron 4, the principal said that in part misses maria was a fixture in the community should be found on every campus and doing every day. the work that needed to be done. >> and wherever there was someone who needed help mrs. maria was there. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. there's outrage in the east bay because 2 more were says have died at golden gate fields and that brings the total number of deaths since last year to 37 at that one race track the california horse racing board says one of the horses died. april, 1st and another on the 3rd. they have not released a cause of death, but that brings a 9 deaths of the total this year and the community is concerned calling for the track to be shut down for good. they say they'd like to see the waterfront site serve other needs like housing. we reached out to golden gate fields have not heard back yet from them. >> new this morning. san jose officials have released their agreement plan for google's dow

take sarah was lead custodian at montevideo elementary in san ramon korea was under 16th year of teachingn elementary school in pleasanton, where she grew up. it's a heartbreaking loss for pleasant and especially for the light x in community. elizabeth touched the lives of countless countless students on a paid for her first grade class, korea wrote, whether we're learning remotely or in person i know we will have a year full of learning adventure and fun together. school principal jacob bird told me. korea always put her students first. hannah koning, president of the school's parent teacher club, agreed. elizabeth woz. one of those teachers that just oozed enthusiasm and a love of her students. this is a photo korea sent in for our holiday video for students. she was. like a mother mother like to some of those kids in the class of just how much she cared about them. i spoke briefly to tim korea, the brother and son of the victims. he was at his mother's house, making arrangements and trying to make sense of this double tragedy. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. ah former santa clara county