we spoke to a member of the salvation army to learn more about their efforts. >>we are expecting and still monitoring the situation to where we can. supply. support to anyone, everyone that needs. our anywhere from providing food meals. we do temporary sheltering also a critical incident at care system. and management when providing counseling in that zone and the long run utility assistance rental assistance, social services of that sort in connecting people within the community to resources. that will help get them back and recover after a disaster. >>well, the salvation army has 3 food distribution centers in vacaville for those impacted by the complex fire. and we've listed addresses on your screen to come out right there. the organization says that in light of the covid-19 pandemic they've taken extra safety precautions just make sure that families are protected and the volunteers are protected as well from the virus that's very important. well, now's a good time for you to download the kron on mobile app you can stay connected on the latest fire dangers a

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because of this heat, the santa rosa centers will be open, so salvation army senior center and rincon valley library will be open from 11:00 to 7:00, so some people can get some relief from the heat. you will need to wear your mask and social distance as well. this is the reason why we are still dealing with these hot temperatures, because of this strong ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest. that is why inland, the heat continues. as we look ahead to the end of the week, we will catch some relief . we will be down to normal for this time of year. we are looking at that high pressure moving away and this low pressure system over the gulf of nebraska moving into the pacific northwest. it will usher in a bit more of that stronger onshore flow. it is not quite as hot later this week. we will check the daytime highs out. mid 90s in san jose, santa clara, campbell and cupertino, triple digits for morgan hill and for the east bay, 104 for concord and pleasant hill, 100 in dublin, 102 in livermore. and then around the bay low to mid 80s. 86 in clinton for the north bay, mid to upp

the salvation army is helping evacuees in the bay area and we talked to an officer from the salvationarmy to learn more about their efforts. >>we are expecting and still monitoring the situation to where we can. supply support to anyone, everyone that needs our anywhere from by providing food meals. we do temporary sheltering also a critical incident at care system. and management when providing counseling in stone and the long run utility assistance rental assistance, social services of that sort in connecting people within the community to resources. that will help get them back and recover after a disaster. >>well the salvation army has 3 food distribution centers in vacaville for evacuees from the complex fires, we've listed their address is on your screen and the organization says that because of covid-19 they've also taken extra safety precautions to protect families and volunteers from the virus. they're doing great work they sure are. >>meteorologist sunday as far as tracking conditions outside your door so let's check in with dave and see how friday shaping up dates okay, goo

the fema supplies down there, the salvation army is serving thousands of meals.ve got inspectors down there taking a look at the damage. really the key is to try and raise those lifelines, which is power, telecommunication, water, sewer. those are the things that are focused on right now. >> in terms of the financial assistance, that's what a lot of families think of, how can i get the money rebuild. when does that come down the line? >> that will be within days. and the nice part about it is that fema has moved to an automated system. you used to have to go 20 what they call an assistance center. now i can't be done on-line or through a mobile phone disasterassistance.gov, and you can register, file your papers, start that process with electronic transfers now, money goes through the banking system within a day or two, versus a long period before. so that is going to start rolling out. but what they want to do right now is just make sure that you get that infrastructure built back soup that people can start to rebuild their homes. >> yeah, no kidding. and i'm lo

lieutenant marion, what does the salvation army need to help the folks in need?t right now, what we need most is monetary donations because we know exactly where the money needs to go and how it needs to go. and instead of getting a lot of products we can't use right now, we can use what we know we need right now, give people the help they need now. this isn't a two-day disaster, this is going to last months, maybe years to get these people back on their feet. arthel: and president trump is on the ground there in lake charles, as you know. what do you think will strike him most? >> i think just the devastation of going through everything and the people who are out trying to clean up their homes. yesterday i saw a man whose house was crush by a tree, and he was outside, the only thing he had left was the american flag he was waving in. tonight of his house. in front of his house. it was devastating. arthel: how long do you think it's going to take to resphwhild. >> i would say months into years. it's not just a few houses, it's all the businesses, the infrastructu

we have pictures from the salvation army's napa valley culinary training. 1,300 meals for firefighters and families who were evacuated. after covid hit, they started preparing 500 meals a day and the demand is on the rise as fire spreads and impacts tens of thousands of locals. the culinary training academy is a four-month program designed to help those who have overcome addiction and homeless game skills. >>> what about the smoke? we will shahare some expertt ade from a vetet next. >>> welcome back. even if your home isn't threatened by the wildfires all around us right now, the air you are breathing is. air quality remains at unhealthy levels across the bay area, and not just for people but for their pets as well. chris chmura has advice from a bay area veterinarian. >> reporter: kira, good morning. the smoky air is bad for lungs in both people and animals. that goes for all of our pets, but especially certain dog breeds. we talked with dr. crystal heath, a veterinarian at berkley humane. she says dogs with short snouts like pugs and english bulldogs are

the salvation army sunnyvale is taking 100 local families have school shopping at the wal-mart ipmountainalvation army says you can still give these families a boost by donating at silicon valley.salvationarmy.org. >>> it is 53 degrees, you can see all the cloud cover. we're going to get some sunshine, but highs omin the upper 60s. so another cool day around the bay. may be a little cool for your liking, but, boy, we need it because we are taking a turn doing a 180 as we get into the next several days. my accuweather seven day forecast explains, and that's next. >>> also next the a's did not play last night but they were busy acquiring an all-star (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to f

in santa rosa, cooling centers will be 11 from 11:00 to 7:00 at salvation army senior center and they. social distancing is required and you must wear your masks as well if you will go there today. >>> here is what is going on. we have this strong ridge of high pressure to the desert southwest to building in. inland heat continues for us with tropical moisture again away from us into the north. there is no threat of thunderstorms like we had yesterday and over the weekend however as we go through the end of the week and the ridge of high pressure retreats, and this low pressure system over the gulf of alaska moves into the pacific northwest, that will usher in that stronger onshore flow. not quite as hot later in the week. let's check out the daytime highs today. looking at mid 90s for san jose, santa clara, sunnydale, and morgan hill and for the east bay, another day of triple digits for you, looking at 104 in concord and pleasant hill, 107 in antioch and brentwood and 108 in the tri-lley. it rme and around the bay, they are in the 80s. it is 86 in oakland and for the north bay, mid

there was a salvation army there. some kind of van. my aunt and uncle were posting who was coming on the ship. they watched for it and they were down there as well. i was there maybe about a week. we loaded up the train again. we went back to mccoy, wisconsin. i was discharged june 22nd in 52. that's about -- i had a few good experiences. it was not all bad. oh yes, i had fun in japan with my friends. we would go have beer. really strange. we were not expecting something like that. to go to a place where they had beer. they had liquor. there were japanese girls. they were friendly, of course, but we couldn't communicate. but she bought him a beer. three or four of us would take turns paying three or four beers. the girl that's that by you would usually take your money and go up to a cashier. i gave the girl 20 dollars. it was quite a bit of money in those days. she forgot to come back with my change. that was something. i remember that. humans were pulled into wheels buddy. it was fun just being there. going to japan was quite an exper

but after years of persecution in our movement was born in regard to rock n roll him just salvation army. only committers of this mysterious guerrilla army are these propaganda films. that are going to murder but. without uniforms and under equipped the militants attacked me and more police stations in the summer of 2017 the powder keg had been lit. when august 25th came around and running in the attendance attacked and killed a handful of. myanmar officials the authorities essentially activated what appeared to be a very well planned operation. the massive repression of the wreckage of minority led to the myanmar army being accused of crimes against humanity. you don't. want to bother with rakhine state to me and mark. the region is off limits to journalists. since 27000. humanitarian organizations have also been banned it's a territory devoid of outside witnesses. you know when you're. going if you don't know when you go about it like you know who would like. to defend itself against accusations of genocide the myanmar government invited in a handful of journalists. the trip is tightly

salvation army, doing feeding. the deity and and providing helicopters and highway vehicles and i could go on and on about the teams that are assembled to respond to recover from this disaster. and again any other disaster we may face. we have a couple of pictures we would like to share with you. and my assistant, administrator for response and recovery team. will help us gotta go through this. we want to give you taste of, we have been on the ground for about six hours of our doing assessments. it will probably take the rest of the day and even tomorrow to kind of see the size and scope an impact of laura. we wanted to share pictures. >> syrup one of the ways that we gather information for people are on the ground as we do social listening and identifying photographs for the social medio get the task forces and others who are deployed. where to go, to check on people. you will see as we go through a few of these photographs, some of them are first social media and some of them from our personnel in the ground. and

santa rosa does have two cooling centers that will be open from 11:00 to 7:n con 00v salvation army senor center. many of us waking up to the smoky conditions due to the wildfires burning out there. we are looking at that air qure, for north bay and coast and central bay. and then unhealthy for sensitive groups for the east bay as well as for santa clara valley and a spare the air alert in effect for today. we'll talk about when we'll get some relief from the heat and also have a closer look at weather conditions where those fires are burning coming up. >>> good morning, i'm gianna franco in the traffic center and mary just said a spare the air alert. if you are helded out and about today, again remember the air quality might be poor but they are recommending that you do utilize a public transit as an alternate. or find other means as opposed to using the roadways. rye now the roadways are fairly quiet as far as the bridges go. the golden gate bridge and san mateo bridge and bay bridge checking in problem free but there are a number of closures due to the wildfires burning. in the north b

. >> we were just passing by, and i saw the salvation army over there, and then as we pulled by, we saw another line over here, and we jumped in it. >> reporter: the city's mayor painting a grim picture. almost every building severely damaged. saying they're trying to make the best out of a bunch of bad options. residents need help. >> i am emotional about my neighborhood, but now i have to come back and i have to figure out ways, how to help my city. >> reporter: the medical staff in one of the area's last remaining hospitals still open, powering through. >> that's the biggest issue, i think, is uncertainty from the staff that haven't been able to get out. and those that have been able to get out and seen that they have had devastation to their home. >> reporter: so your staff is having to work here knowing that their home has been damaged or destroyed? >> some of them are, yeah. >> an additional stress for the doctors and nurses. rob is with us, you just got back from the storm zone? good evening. >> reporter: the shock is beginning the wear off, and the exhaustion setting in. a long

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to 7:00 four people trying to get some relief from the heat at rincon valley library and the salvation army senior center . if you do go out there, you will need to wear your mask as well as social distance. in santa rosa, highs are in the triple digits. it is 104 in concord and around the bay, low to mid 80s. 80 for san francisco and 86 for oakland. because of this extreme heat, excessive heat warnings remain in effect due to this persistent and dangerous heat and it remains in effect not just for today but actually through 9:00 wednesday. so we are still looking at the heat and going to cool down a little bit. temperatures will be slightly erdeils up in just a bit firefighters are battling the extreme heat once again this afternoon for those burning around the bay area. for the latest on those fires burning in napa county, let's go live to keit do. >>> we were just up near the fire lines and we can see a lot of preparation for the fight later on today and a lot of orange glow in the sky, telling us the fire is still very active. out here, this is the farthest the republican go. there is a

stuff the bus school supply drive is going ahead at walmart stores today, teaming up with the salvation army. they will have bins where you can donate school supplies to families in need. because of the pandemic, the need is greater to make sure kids have the right equipment for their studies and that equipment is a little different. they show that technology is taking over back-to-school spending. normally, clothes come in is number one on the list but not this year. according to the survey, 69% of parents think that students will stae ar at home and one in four parents say they would rather clean the house instead of teaching school. >>> some california hospitals reporting a major drop in vaccine rates for baby since the pandemic it. the medical center says immunization rates went down from 40 to 90% and other hospitals are hovering around 30% drop. doctors say parents are holding off on vaccines because they feel their kids do not have exposure by staying home. >> we do not know where the doctor has been with all that. we're wearing masks and social distancing but there are other sick chi

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. >> bill, a professional fundraiser, works for local universities and the salvation army.native clevelander and a baseball nut. >> this is bill, probably around 5 or 6. >> bill started collecting at a very early age. >> and never stops. card collecting becomes a family affair. >> did you do any collecting with him? >> that was my thing with him and with his father -- every saturday, going to baseball-card shows, just sitting around the kitchen table and looking at all the cards. >> through work, bill becomes friends with a retired professor who shares his passion for collecting. >> and one day, the -- the gentleman's wife said to him, "i have a book i bet you would love to see." >> boy, does he! this simple paper scrapbook holds a treasure trove of photographs from the 1911 spring training camp of the cleveland naps, now called the indians. >> she inherited this book from her father, and her father received it as a gift from his friend frank smith. >> frank smith was a photographer for the cleveland plain dealer. that spring, he takes action shots of established stars like

the salvation army is take hundreds of local families for some school shopping at the mountain view wal-mart at 8:00 a.m. the salvation says you can still give those families a boost by donating at silicon valley.salvationarmy.org. >>> good morning, everybody. from the golden gate bridge you can see all the fog here. there's fog at the airport. we have the low stratus clouds and wildfire smoke out there, but the sea breeze returns today for the coolest day out of the next seven. stay tuned. i'll explain next. >>> also next the a's did not play last night but they were busy acquiring an all-star infielder. larry beil has the details on that coming up in sports. hey, my twitter is blowing up! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, still waiting for the spicy chicken strips, so many about spicy chicken strips. wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...n

if it would have went though the salvation army drop box that would have been a clean sweatshirt.are probably wouldn't have been on there, but it is. >> i see where you're coming from. >> as for david camm? >> do you know david camm? >> no. >> you ever met david camm? >> no. >> do you remember the murder of david camm's family? >> on television, yes. >> do you know where david camm lives? >> only on television. i don't even know what his address is. >> the interrogation went on for some 12 hours with boney sticking to his story. the detectives released him with a warning. >> make no mistake about it, if anything else links you to it, you're done, stick a fork in you. >> now see that would normally worry me. i wasn't there. >> then, two weeks after letting boney walk, there was something else. something big. >> early, uh, yesterday morning, i was notified of some additional scientific evidence that linked mr. boney to the homicides. >> the prosecutor revealed that a palm print found on the exterior passenger side of the bronco doorframe was left there by none other than charles bon

as one woman wrote in a 1918 magazine article, "today, she is everywhere -- a salvation army lassie,erving coffee and doughnuts on the firing line, in the red cross emergency hospital, at the front, in the munitions factory at home filling the gaps in man-made , industry everywhere." the media was absolutely fascinated by the way women were taking on jobs thought to be male. and i should point out that it wasn't the case that more women were working during the war, but rather that they were working at more interesting and better paid jobs. it is a shift in the nature of their work, not an expansion of their numbers. now, to support my suggestion of how engaged the media was, i'm giving you my absolutely favorite image. this is from the philadelphia inquirer and it features and illustration of powder workers seven in a new jersey plant. the women are dressed in identical overalls and a simple cap. their arms are around each other and they look boldly into the camera. their smiles are bright and suggest the light, if not in the work they are doing, in having their pictures taken. the m

one of them will be located at the rink on valley library on want to boulevard the other at the salvation army on pierce street. you can find a listing of all the cooling centers that have been open across our area on kron 4 dot com. >>our wildfire coverage continues tonight loyalton fires just 5% contained and it's already scorched more than 36,000 acres ablaze prompting evacuations for folks in lassen county where at least 5 homes have been destroyed. this fire has also pushed to smoke toward reno so folks there right now are under a dense smoke advisory, lightning ignited this fire over the weekend. meanwhile in monterey county there's mandatory evacuations underway near salinas because of the river fire. this blaze has now threatening some 1500 structures has already destroyed 5 homes. according to cal fire the fire has burned more than 3700 acres and is said to be 10% contained. 4 firefighters had to be treated for heat related injuries. this fire like so many others that have sparked across our area started with lightning from severe storms on sunday morning. and as we move further into

me, but all the federal families and our great private partners like the american red cross, salvation armys are ready to deliver aid to those impacted by the disaster. >> in terms of the resources available, of course, on august 8th, the president signed that executive action allocating all but 25 billion from fema's disaster aid fund to deal with unemployment benefits there, do you have enough money at this point? >> we do. we do. and we've been stockpiling commodities like food, water, tarps, and all of those things you need for a disaster season. we actually overstocked this year, because we knew it was going to be a higher than average hurricane season, so we're in good shape. we have plenty of funding from the disaster relief fund. and so, no one should worry about that in texas, louisiana, or arkansas this morning. >> all right. peter gainer, fema administrator, we do appreciate your help. thanks for being with us. we know you have a long day ahead of you. >> thanks, john. >> we are just getting our first look at aftermath of hurricane laura. more than a millions residents along the

. >> we were just passing by, i saw the salvation army over there. as we pulled by, they started another line over here and we jumped in it. >> reporter: the city's mayor painting a grim picture. almost every building severely damaged, saying they're trying to make the best out of a bunch of bad options. residents need help. >> i'm emotional about my neighborhood. but now, okay, i have to come back. i have to figure out ways, how to help my city. >> reporter: the medical staff in one of the area's last remaining hospitals still open powering through. >> that's the biggest issue, i think, is uncertainty from the staff that haven't been able to get out, and those that have been able to get out and have seen that they've had devastation to their home, you know. >> so your staff's having to work here, knowing that their home is damaged or destroyed? >> some of them are, yeah. >> reporter: the shock is wearing off, exhaustion setting in for storm victims. we just are now beginning to start this very long road to recovery. we have four more areas of activi

assembly we are having a partnership with ymca and also looking at partnering with the local salvation armypportunity for children at risk to have supervision and have mentoring of progress with their education and we are going to use our care's act money to provide them with tools, the equipment they need to do that, so that is one way that our local community is looking to support those communities in need. kristin: anne, amy, we appreciate you coming onto share perspectives and what's happening in your areas, best of luck and thank you so much. leland. >> thank you. leland: as businesses brace for another weekend of protests and possible looting in chicago, why many are blaming the local district attorney for that increase in violence? ♪ ♪ you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so when it comes to screening for colon cancer, don't wait. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not

the salvation army, goodwill, both places to check out and a number of churches, synagogues and mosquesia, so check with your local community to see what they have too. cecilia. >> all really great tips. rebecca, thank you so much. more remote learning tips but now let's head back over to ginger. >>> cecilia, it's been more than two weeks since that devastating derecho, in eastern iowa. the streets still look like this and still asking for help and now you've got another severe weather threat and it happens this afternoon and tonight so let me break it down for you. it's this low, the warm front and the cold front we're all concerned about, but cedar rapids, mason, some of those places that britney spears were hit so hard it is about dinnertime, 6:00, 7:00 p.m. when you have to watch for those damaging winds and tornadoes. chicago gets some by late night. northwest suburbs into southeastern wisconsin, i rom dn't be surprised to see the tracks and it's not over. the severe weather threat today. >>> plus, a covid success story. the summer camps that never saw a single case. what our schoo

this is the salvation army in chinatown. and we know arnold gentz did certain things to make it more chinese call more -- chinese, more oriental. here is a white lady with a bonnet. he made sure she was covered so that all you saw were chinese. now, look at this guy. ok. we know who he is. his name was fong, and he went to berkeley initially, then pomona, then graduated from berkeley, went back to china and became the manager of commercial press, which was the largest publishing house in china. it still exist today. and he did more to promote english language, to make it a real study. he published all these books in english, how to teach english. he brought christianity. he did a lot of christianity. and later on, he came back to the states. so he was captured by arnold gentz right here praying. here, i think about 70% of his pictures had chinese children. he had a thing for chinese kids. but we know that there were very few. it was a bachelor society. around about half his pictures were taken during chinese new year because