affordable housing right now the data shows that there are 10,028 people without a home in santa clara county, perry and other advocates like pastor scott wagers say policy changes and more funding will be needed if santa clara county intends to meet its goal of housing 20,000 people by 2025. five the number of deaths last year. was 250 so objectively numbers don't lie. and if you look at the numbers overall, there's things to celebrate like that increase in the number of people housed, but there's things to be concerned about. branson says that 4000 affordable units will be available in the near future. and so far they've housed over 7800 people in santa clara county since 2019 julie still a long way to go, lamonica. thank you. family and friends of alexis gabe say they will hold a protest outside the contra costa county d a s office tomorrow morning. authorities believe the 24 year old woman from oakley was killed by her ex boyfriend, marshall jones. in january. organizers of the protest, say jones mother, alicia coleman clark was arrested in may accused of abetting in the crime, but the d

victor avalos made his way to the santa clara county fairgrounds friday morning after hearing that vaccine appointments were now available. so that's he told me i said, i'm gonna get it right away santa clara county says it's been able to expand appointments to people like victor because of a new method before the vaccines were being injected subcutaneously or under the skin now, they're being injected intradermally just under the top layer of skin. connie health experts say this method helps stretch the vaccine supply only one fifth as much of the dose is used for that intradermal injection compared to the full dose that was used before this was approved by the fda based on a study that was done a few years ago, dr. jennifer tong says the fda studies showed the immune response was just as strong with the new administration method now aside from the efficacy of this new method one other question was how much does this hurt? well, victor tells us wasn't any more or less painful than a typical vaccine, but it was different you put that being it and then see the effect of the vaccine that you

i believe that if in santa clara county we can do that. we will fundamentally see a change in the in the health and well-being of people in our community in santa clara county dustin dorsey abc 7 news. san jose police say an 18 year old man was arrested for the deadly stabbing of a 16 year old boy this weekend. that incident happened at about 1:30 saturday morning near quimby road and careston way in east san jose. another man was also stabbed but survived officers arrested the suspect michael o'bills at his san jose home later that day investigators have yet to announce a possible motive. the teen victim has been identified as sunny soy in san francisco, the firefighters union is speaking out after two of their paramedics were attacked by a man with a wooden stake who then stole the ambulance and tried to run them down. it happened just before seven o'clock this morning at harrison and 13th streets under the 101 freeway overpass abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has more on what happened. a cracked windshield and damage inside the truck. the

no arrests have been made figures out from both san francisco and santa clara county showed just how key pox or m pox as state health officials are now calling . it is hitting latino community so far, 55% of the reported cases in santa clara county are within that group. compared to just 20% for whites, 15% for asians and 5% for blacks in san francisco. latinos make up 28% of the impacts cases. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. 30 bart is seeing an increase in violence and this includes yesterday's deadly stabbing at the 24th street bar plaza in san francisco's mission district is christian captain has more on what bart's police chief is now saying about violence. within the transportation system. bart police say sunday's deadly stabbing happened here on the plaza above the 24th street station. the police chief says it started with an altercation with the killer's stabbing the victim in broad daylight. it happened in the plaza and the victim, uh, worked his way down the stairwell, collapsing several times and, uh, subsequently making it down. to our platform where he unfortun

in santa clara county, there are now 55 confirmed cases of monkeypox. county health leaders say the vaccine shortage is the greatest barrier to controlling the current outbreak. responding to the governor's emergency declaration saying county of santa clara county health department welcomes any action by the state that could increase supply and distribution of monkeypox vaccination from the federal government to local jurisdictions. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a legal shakeup tonight in a case involving the deadly beating of a south bay inmate. you might remember this case. the jury found three former santa clara sheriff deputies guilty. they were awaiting transfer to a residential treatment center for mental illness. we learn today that an appeals court has reversed the convictions. it was based on a legal theory that is no longer california law. they can find all three deputies guilty without deciding which one actually killed retiree. so if the d.a. did retry the case, they would have to retry them separately. we've afforded ex

. >> in santa clara county, there are now 55 confirmed cases of monkeypox. the health leaders say the vaccine shortage is the greatest barrier to concerning -- controlling the current outbreak. responding to the governor's emergency declarations in the county of santa clara county health department welcomes any action by the state that could increase supply and distribution of monkeypox vaccination from the federal government to local jurisdictions. dr. chin hung hopes that by california, the nation's most populous state, declaring a monkeypox emergency will put pressure on the federal government to do the same. >> the more we wait, the more this is going to get out of control. >> reporter: governor nuisances his emergency order will help establish statewide monkeypox testing. in san jose, marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, marianne. >>> breaking news that we just learned about. coming out of berkeley right now, we are hearing that police are responding to reports of a possible armed suspect. details at this point are very sketchy. y

santa clara county is using annual vaccination protocol, district its monkeypox vaccination supply. ty demonstrated how the intradermal vaccination works, the technique authorized last week by the fda administers the vaccine just under the skin's surface, it allows a single dose to serve as many as five people. >> we are very fortunate that this was studied within the recent past. and preparation for an outbreak of monkeypox. and that study showed that the administration of the vaccine between the layers of skin produced an equivalent immune response as the traditional administration under the skin. >> the vaccine is given into doses, the cdc recommended those who have already received one full dose to go ahead and get that second dose at a smaller version of it. right now, santa clara county is reporting 110 cases of mpox. >>> new at 11:00, bizarre break- ins at the san jose state campus, it happened at the administration building. police say that someone snuck in a window before going to her offices stealing items and even urinating into containers. the suspect also proper furnitur

the kron, 4 morning news will take you inside the 8, 8, mental health crisis call center in santa clara county and how it's serving the community will be right back. >> welcome back for twenty-five. this is a look inside santa clara's county, new new south 30's, new county call center. the 9.88 call center where the foam eyes with live just about 2 weeks ago, the new nationwide phone number connects callers to a suicide and mental health crisis. lifeline. the number works anywhere in the u.s., but calls are typically routed to local call centers at the santa clara county center. there are 10 staff members and more than 70 volunteers. their goal is to answer all calls for help within 6 rings and then determine what kind of help the caller needs. >> our ultimate goal is making sure that we send the right response to the right call. it's a mental health call. we want to be able to send a clinician. it's a public safety call. it's going to back to public safety. if it's if it's a family in crisis, we're going to able to get them counseling. this is really an opportunity for us to learn quickly how

and san francisco make up more than half of the cases. 62 people have been hospitalized. >>> santa clara county is stretching its mpox vaccine supply. the county demonstrated how the intradermal vaccination works. the technique authorized last week by the fda administered the vaccine just under the skin surface. a single dose can serve as many as five people. >> we are fortunate that this was studied within the recent past in preparation for an outbreak of monkeypox. and that study showed that the administration of the vaccine between the layers of skin produced an equivalent immune response as the traditional administration under the skin. >> the vaccine is given in two doses. the cdc is recommending those who have already received one full dose to go ahead and get the smaller dose for their second. right now, santa clara county is reporting 110 cases of the disease. >>> turning now to a live look at levi stadium, where in less than an hour, former stars of the gridiron soon get their blood pumping for the annual golden heart run. the event brings together former 49ers players to support one a

santa clara county administers its vaccine doses at the fairgrounds.nd if you'd like more information about that, you can contact their public health department. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two, news health officials say a plateau in the number of covid deaths is concerning to them. usa today analyzed data showing more than 12,500 deaths from the virus last month. that's more than 400 people a day. most of those who died had compromised immune systems or who were over the age of 75. infectious disease, experts say treatment within the first few days of symptoms appears to make a difference between those who survived and those who die. the biden administration has secured millions of doses of moderna omicron booster shot. the u. s. department of health and human services announced the country plans to buy 66 million doses that can be used this coming fall in winter. now, this is all pending. cdc recommendation fda authorization. the announcement comes after the fda asked vaccine manufacturers to update its vaccines to target the b a four and be a five mi

county, i probably can't help you. but sun and clouds breezy to windy. there will be tropical clouds coming in santa clara valley and probably contra costa county. santa rosa, though 81 down to 76, pamela, there's your santa rosa. thank you, county fair. yes the sonoma county fair is going on. so be cooler. nice livermore to 85 palo alto, the 78 in san jose 80 degrees. look at the sixties. i mean that because of the high clouds and low clouds. we are running warmer here on these lows. a lot of low sixties on these temps. in san francisco and livermore about 61 that tells you all you need to know in august and you know other times of the year, okay, but in august, that's that's a little unusual sandwiched between the high and the four corners, pumping in all that monsoon moisture in the load of the west, the lowest really creepy crawling along i mean, it's just one of those ones that may linger all the way into tuesday, but the big news will be to the mountains and also out to the valley. tahoe if sitting at 60 degrees right now, but the activity will be today. so 74 60 possible thunderstorms and if you wo

there were several sideshows happening in santa clara county last night. or excuse me, not last night yesterday afternoon, it large crowds and caused traffic to stop. thank you for joining us here. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn in santa clara county alone. there were at least 3 on saturday afternoon. >> the sideshows causing headaches for people trying to get around this weekend. kron four's man. harry has details on how one city he's trying to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> engines revving and tires, screeching it's becoming all too familiar sound in some bay area cities >> between 5, 7, 30 saturday evening. at least 3 sideshows happened in santa clara county. this is video from one in front of great america. the sideshows left people sitting in their cars waiting to get across intersection you can see people run away as police sirens get closer. there was another one near santa teresa boulevard in the 87 freeway off-ramp in san jose. people were throwing water at the cars. san jose police provided a statement saying, quote, >> we

payment average about $10,000 in santa clara county. uc san mateo county, almost 13,000 dollars. is per month for your mortgage payment and property taxes. now, to comfortably afford those payments, you need to make at least $428,000 in santa clara, and about $512,000 in san mateo county. i like our weather numbers much better. >> is depressing. >>> the house numbers like that? >> okay. today was exciting. you are running around the woods. >> we had so much. we had the heat, the humidity. we had the thunderstorms. also, font on the coastline. you can see, right now, on the doppler radar, any kind of thunder storm activity, starting to die down but most of it, over the sierra, also pushing off. our chances, again, beginning to diminish. the speak into the micro climate forecast. we will get you ready to go for your thursday forecast and you are going to be able to see that system that brought in the heat and humidity that monsoonal moisture is going to be moving a little bit more off to the east and the south. so, it's taking a lot of that activity with it. i would still leave us

dan: in the south bay, west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. s infected with the virus. there have been no human cases so far, but the county is warning people to remove sources of standing water where they like to breed. targeted spraying will happen in parts of sunnyvale and cupertino. you see the area they are going to use some mosquito abatement. spring is scheduled to start at 10:00 and last for about four hours. ama: let's get to our weather. quite mild. dan: very mild. keep it coming a little longer? sandhya: i'm going to drop those temperatures off even more. dan: great. sandhya: i want to show you live pictures from our tower cameras. one thing in common in all four shots. it is the fog. we are seeing the marine layer rapidly deepening. we are on our way to a noticeably cooler day. santa rosa was 95 today. dropping eight degrees. you will notice oakland coming from 79 today. redwood city, 9278. high-pressure brought the heat last couple of days. inland highs mainly. this area of low pressure is going to be a bigger player. that is alrea

when you dial 988 anywhere in santa clara county, you are not reaching a call center in a distant city with people who are unfamiliar with local resources . 24 7. this room is staffed with trained professionals to get you the help you need and fast if you're in a crisis you want you want to talk to somebody. you want to talk to somebody. now joseph stancik is with santa clara county behavioral health, which provides the suicide and crisis prevention staffing to the call center. the 98 group is going to be not only providing suicide prevent and suicide crisis hotlines services, but they're also connecting to our mobile crisis response team or t. they're going to be connecting to our our continuum of community response agencies. last year, the county's crisis response number received more than 50,000 calls with the simplicity of 988. the call volume is expected to increase if somebody calls 988 and is not having a mental health crisis, but is looking for local substance abuse resources. that 988 responder can immediately hand that call off to another expert in the same room. it's hoped t

affordable housing right now the data shows that there are 10,028 people without a home in santa clara county, perry and other advocates like pastor scott wagers say policy changes and more funding will be needed if santa clara county intends to meet its goal of housing 20,000 people by 2025. five the number of deaths last year. was 250 so objectively numbers don't lie. and if you look at the numbers overall, there's things to celebrate like that increase in the number of people housed, but there's things to be concerned about. monica peters, ktvu. fox two news outbreak in napa county of the bacteria that causes legionnaire disease has now been traced to two sides so far. the outbreak of the disease started a month ago when 13 people in the county got sick and one person died. county officials identified the cooling tower in the county hall of justice as one source of the bacteria. they also discovered high levels of the bacteria in a cooling tower and the embassy suites napa valley hotel. the health department says it's taking steps to test the water in cooling towers and other buildings the

we are asking, not getting an answer of whether this happened on campus or not. > >> santa clara county is putting putting a price tag on gun violence. the costs amount to more than $1 billion a year and in that county alone due to gun udes not only only direct costs for police and and emergency services and all the criminal justice proceedings proceedings that go withthe violence but also, the loss of life in the suffering and fear and trauma in the community. the the county has to focus on confiscating illegal guns from people who should not have them. them. >> we are all collaboratively working to disarm, identify, prosecute and ultimately, prevent the next shooter. this is unacceptable but it is addressable and we will do that. that. >> the report recommendation for for policies and never had faced faced efforts. they said they will take action first thing tomorrow. > >> a no go for nasa's new moon racket, was scheduled to blast off this morning and then nothing. skyler henry as at the kennedy space center with the latest. >> reporter: about the time the launch window opened, nasa c

dan: in the south bay, west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. summer, they have seen an increase in mosquitoes infected with the virus. there have been no human cases so far, but the county is warning people to remove sources of standing water where they like to breed. targeted spraying will happen in parts of sunnyvale and cupertino. you see the area they are going to use some mosquito abatement. spring is scheduled to start at 10:00 and last for about four hours. ama: let's get to our weather. quite mild. dan: very mild. keep it coming a little longer? sandhya: i'm going to drop those temperatures off even more. dan: great. sandhya: i want to show you live pictures from our tower cameras. one thing in common in all four shots. it is the fog. we are seeing the marine layer rapidly deepening. we are on our way to a noticeably cooler day. santa rosa was 95 today. dropping eight degrees. you will notice oakland coming from 79 today. redwood city, 9278. high-pressure brought the heat last couple of days. inland highs mainly. this area of low pressu

they're been 62 fentanyl related deaths in santa clara county. a new form has local leaders worried about the youngest in the community. it is called a rainbow fentanyl. >> we have seen rainbow colored pills, some that look like candy, such as gummy's. so if a young person might accidentally encounter these things and believe them to be candy or believe them to be something safer to use, it is incredibly dangerous. >> narcan can reverse the effects of opioid overdose. >> when he passed away, we did not have narcan at all. we hadn't even heard about it. >> the office of education wants to prevent overdose deaths by putting it in high school and eventually middle school campuses. >> that would allow schools to adopt policy and trained volunteer staff, as well as the school nurse personnel and the use of narcan and to have kits available on school campuses. >> since his son's death -- served on the county task force. he said narcan will save lives. >> the youngest victim was 12. a 12-year-old kid who was interested in experimenting and lost their li

. >>> 2 1/2 years after the first covid lockdown santa clara county's health officer will be reliving early days of the pandemic. dr. sarah cody will face attorneys to justify decisions she made with health orders she directed. the deposition is in preparation for a lawsuit filed by san jose's calvary chapel which regularly defied county health mandates racking up nearly $3 million in fines. >>> there is a gender gap when it comes to the housing market but this one may surprise you. according to the census bureau, single women are far outpacing men with homeownership nationwide and it has been that way for years. we talked with some women who say homeownership is a priority for them to ensure autonomy, security and hedge against inflation. >> having a roof above your head is equal security. >> my goal was i want my first house to be bought by me. i don't need help. >> according to the survey, san jose has the largest gender gap of anyplace in the country when it comes to homeownership. >>> next, free water for your lawn and plans, the program that is back in a bay area community as th

there were several sideshows happening in santa clara county last night. not last night yesterday afternoon, it large crowds and caused traffic to stop. thank you for joining us here. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn in santa clara county alone. there were at least 3 on saturday afternoon. >> the sideshows causing headaches for people trying to get around this weekend. kron four's man. harry has details on how one city he's trying to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> engines revving and tires, screeching it's becoming all too familiar sound in some bay area cities >> between 5, 7,

kron four's camila barco is live in santa clara county with an update coming >> dari. the case continues for the mma fighter right now. cain velasquez hearing is taking place here at the santa clara county courthouse in today. a judge will heal cool here. arguments over motions made by the attorneys this case? well, it started back in late february. this is when prosecutors say that cain velasquez tried killing harry the large. he is accused of molesting a 4 year-old child who is related 2 velasquez now blazquez allegedly chased or take along highway one. 0, one and attempted to sh ot him. however, he ended up hurting another man. blazquez has been denied bail. but this morning he is back in court. his supporters have been showing up here at the courthouse and believe he has been wrongfully accused. however, prosecutors, they don't think so. as far as the goes, well, he remains out of custody as he waits for his trial to start. he's being charged with lewd acts with a minor child. he has pleaded not guilty in that case, but are as far as the last kuz goes, he has yet to

it's called mothers out front, and they are tackling climate change in santa clara county, and they havethemselves, connected themselves, bonded with other environmental groups to advocate at the city council. there are certain climate-changing changes need to be made, but there is an example of a community-wide effort to address an issue that is threatening all of us, but it is finding common cause with one another is how we build a stronger democracy and a stronger, stronger place for pluralism which is why san jose and santa clara county are so unique. we are so multicultural. we have people from all over the world that have recited and have given of their talents and their gifts to making this a place for the present but a place for the future as well. so i just say there is no excuse for not getting involved because there are multiple, multiple issues that affect us all that we could be engaged in trying to improve to better or to change. damian: good insights from blanca alvarado. we'll have more with the honorable alvarado when we continue. stay with us. ♪♪♪ it's time for the bigg

they can call for help here in santa clara county today. we're given a tour of the county's 9.88 call center and the county talked about how they not only want to help people are calling, but also use the system to get resources out into the community. >> inside this office building in san jose. santa clara county has set up a 9.88 call center with 10 staff members. and 75 trained volunteers. the goal is to answer all calls for help within 6 rings or 30 seconds. and then determine what kind of help the caller needs be that suicide prevention help or dealing with mental health issues. previously, there were different phone numbers for different county services, but now all calls go to one place, 9, 8, 8 will then determine. >> is that a crisis or did they need some kind of immediate response from our one of our crisis teams. that could be our adult team, our youth team or the new trusting that will start in the fall. all of those will be mobile individuals that work in the community. our ultimate goal is making sure that we send. >> the right

santa clara county in the south bay is now using a new vaccination protocol to stretch its monkeypox vaccine supply and get more shots into arms. today the county demonstrated how the interdermal vaccination works. it administers the vaccine just under the skin surface, allows a single dose to serve as many as five people. >> we're very fortunate this was studied within the recent past in preparation for an outbreak of monkeypox. and that study showed that the administration of the vaccine between the layers of skin produced an equivalent immune response as the traditional administration under the skin. >> the vaccine is given in two doses. the cdc is recommending those who already received one full dose to go ahead and get the smaller dose for their second shot. right now santa clara county is reporting 110 cases of mpox. >>> more evidence tying long covid cases to increased neurological and psychiatric issues. oxford researchers study nearly 1.5 million cases over the last two years and found the mental impact of covid tends to take two different paths. mood and anxiety disorders de

i believe that if in santa clara county we can do that. d well-being of people in our community in santa clara county dustin dorsey abc 7 news. bart police are looking for suspects in two violent incidents. the most recent happened yesterday afternoon a man stabbed to death during an argument in the bart plaza at the 24th street mission station in san francisco our cameras that we have in our plazas did capture that but we are also looking for businesses residences other places in the area that have cameras that are on the exterior buildings that hopefully can help identify or show the direction of flight of the individual after it occurred. bart police were also hoping surveillance video will help them identify the suspect in friday's shooting aboard a train at the fruitvale station in oakland. the victim was shot in the arm and the leg serious injuries, but survived investigators are describing both incidents as targeted. today is a national day of action for farm workers and for immigrant justice immigrant organizations were in san franc

. >>> well, in terms of the spread of monkeypox here in the bay area, santa clara county is now officially using a controversial new vaccination protocol. it will stretch the current vaccine supply by giving each person a smaller dose. here is nbc bay area's christie smith. >> reporter: santa clara county's change follows an fda announcement green lighting a plan that effectively turns each regular dose of monkeypox vaccine into five vaccinations. the goal, to reach as many people as possible who need it. in santa clara county, every dose of the monkeypox vaccine is about to go a little farther, because each recipient is about to get a smaller amount. >> this has been studied previously for the monkeypox vaccine, and it's found to be just as effective. >> reporter: dr. jennifer tong is chief associate medical officer for santa clara valley medical center. and says it takes one vaccination and divides it into five smaller doses will help address the gap between supply and demand. it also changes how the vaccine must be delivered. >> intradermally instead of subcutaneously. it means giving t

ktvu lamonica peters joins us now live from san jose with the push from senate clara county to slow the spread lamonica. santa clara county just received over 2100 vaccine doses for monkey pox, but health officials say it's still isn't enough. and they are just looking for some help. to slow down the spread. we have 65 cases that we know of a better be reported to us and in the bay area. of course, there are. there are hundreds at this point after being criticized for a slow response, the u. s department of health and human services declared a public health emergency thursday, freeing up money and other resources to help stop the spread of monkeypox. santa clara county recently received 2154 vaccine doses, but health officials say they need more as much vaccine as we can get into the population who is at highest risk right now, the better because that will help slow down and hopefully stop the current outbreak from spreading even further. last week, santa clara county's public health department announced that latino men who have sex with men were at higher risk for contracting monkeypox. advocates and the l g

a first look inside santa clara county's brand-new 988 call center. >>> and a live look at our bay area bridges and highways. good news for drivers who got speeding tickets and racked up hundreds of dollars in court fees. why they might not have to pay it at all. good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm sara donchey. a new state law has changed thank you so much courts can collect in fees for things like traffic tickets. it just took effect last month. kpix 5's john ramos on the new rules, and why some courts are still imposing the fees. >> reporter: for most people, getting a traffic ticket is an annoying expense. but for those who are trapped in the cycle of poverty, it can be something that follows them the rest of their lives. back when selena silva was 18 years old, she was caught with an open container in her car. she wasn't working so she didn't have the money to pay the fine. >> and i didn't really pay much attention to it, but i guess after all these years passed, it's really piled up, thousand of dollars. >> reporter: now the 30 something single mother and caregiver owes ab

the bay area is one of the highest counts of monkeypox in the country, santa clara county's deputy healthicer says the county recently received 2100 vaccine doses. but still needs more. as much vaccine as we can get into the population who is at highest risk right now, the slow down and hopefully stop the current outbreak from spreading even further. 65 cases of monkeypox have been reported in santa clara county. tattoos good suit me a lifesaver in medical science researchers and south korea have developed groundbreaking new health monitoring device that uses electric tech twos that can alert doctors about possible heart problems or other serious medical issues. the ink for those electronic tattoos is not evasive doesn't require needle to be implanted beneath the skin. like a traditional tattoo. couldn't measure e, c g or or biomarkers in sweat, and also, we can use it as heater for physical therapy treatment. pretty remarkable. researchers and south korea hope the tattoo device will be available at medical facilities all around the world within the next couple of years. coming up next th

. >>> major development in days this sent shockwaves through a santa clara county. an appeals court has overturned the convictions of three former deputies for the jail beating death of inmate michael tyree. it all stems from change to state law. len ramirez followed that original case and explains why the convictions were overturned and what that could mean for future cases. >> well, strong reactions here in santa clara county to the overturning of the three convictions of the correctional officers in the michael tyree case. the district attorney's office says it is still reviewing the appellate court's decision, but the attorney representing the family of michael tyree says the case should be retried. >> at first i was shocked. >> reporter: attorney paula canny represented the sisters and daughter of michael tyree, a mentally ill inmate who was beaten to death in his jail cell, allegedly by three correctional officers in 2015. >> there is no question that the three defendant correctional officers acted terribly, that michael tyree suffered horribly, and that he di

the report is expected to show violent crime tied to gun alone, or guns alone cost santa clara county about $72.5 million a year, and that includes the cost for police and emergency medical services and money spent for the county's criminal justice system. pew local governments in the nation have researched and produced an economic analysis of the costs of gun violence for the purpose of developing local violence prevention strategies. supervisor cindy chavez had first requested a study on the financial cost of gun violence back in 2019. that was bizarre story of 93 year old woman is dead and two other home care residents are in the hospital after they were reportedly poisoned at a facility in san mateo. police say they were called to the tria hillside assisted living facility sunday night for a call about someone being poisoned. after investigating, they discovered three people had ingested toxic chemicals. one woman died at the hospital of two others are still being taken care of there now. the investigation into how they were poisoned is ongoing. the santa clara county district att

it's a local call centers at the santa clara county center.re are 10 staff members and more than 70 volunteers. their goal is to answer all calls for help within 6 rings and then determine what kind of help the caller needs. our ultimate goal is making sure that we send. >> the right response to the right call. it's a mental health call. we want to be able to send a clinician. it's a public safety call. it's going to back to public safety. if it's if it's a family in crisis, we're going to able to get them counseling. this is really an opportunity for us to learn quickly how to right-size our services. >> he's a local center like this one is too busy to answer a call quickly. that call will be sent to one of 16 backup centers around the nation. services are offered in english as well as spanish. and if you prefer not to talk on the phone, you can text. that is also an option. just send your message to the same number 9, 8, 8, >> the department of justice has filed a lawsuit challenging idaho's restrictive abortion law. the first of what could

what a santa clara county leader is now doing to get guns off the streets. plus, the fbi raids, former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. the latest on what was behind this high profile operation. from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us this tuesday right here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman getting more shots into arms. the monkeypox vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital reopen today after struggling with supplies last week, officials announced that the city got 10,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. we've just heard from the health department that there were more than 750 doses administered today. more shots will be given out in tomorrow's clinic. it runs from 08:00am until noon. people started lining up after midnight last night at the clinic at san francisco general >> i'm at great 2 parties. so just want to do the responsible thing go. >> the s of health department says people looking for a shot can book appointments via kaiser ucsf and sutter hospitals. at last

santa clara county officials say it's pretty normal torsee an increase in west nile virus during the er months because this is when mosquitoes thrive. it's during hot weather. the county is using a surveillance program right now to try detect the presence of the disease, including west nile virus. and that data which they're collecting right now will be used to predict locations of where it's likely to affect people in the future. santa clara vector control is going to be doing a mosquito treatment tomorrow night at about 10 o'clock. >> can it just be a cheat? i mean, can't they got to give you a disease? >> all right. just 42 right now. paid still ahead, school districts are struggling to find teachers to fill the classrooms. while we're get back to school this week, we'll take a look at that. >> i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. and we are seeing some conditions out there this morning that are clear for most of us. just a little low gray sitting up about >> the have to pay, which looks really nice. 80's inland. later today, 70's along the bay 60's 70's, the coast. mo

reggie: santa clara county leaders are said to be take -- to take action to prevent gun violence. will reveal a series of strategies for county officials to consider. kumasi: madison park academy will be reopening after a student was shot there yesterday afternoon. the 13-year-old victim is recovering in the 12-year-old suspect is in custody. reggie: a bill making kindergarten mandatory for all california kids has passed the state legislature. it is not clear if the governor will sign. drew: it is a warmer afternoon but temperatures are close to average this time of year, 80's and low 90's. 60's and 70's with a lot of sunshine away from the coast. jobina: number six, we are following a deadly crash in sausalito. we have a lot of major issues on our roads, three sig alert's in the first one on southbound 101 before spencer avenue and san rafael passed 580. kumasi: warm weather is being blamed for a toxic algae bloom. over the weekend it caused thousands of fish and other marine life to die in various bay area waterways. birx fly when a judge limits how a south carolina man of few --

thank you santa clara county and builds its new 988 call center for those experiencing a mental health emergency still ahead tonight how the facility differs from others around the country plus china has every right to defend its sovereignty. still ahead reaction from china as house speaker nancy pelosi makes a controversial visit to taiwan and how this trip has fostered some rare unity in washington. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. handle calls from the new national 988 number for anyone experiencing mental health distress is now up and running today, santa clara county unveiled its call center, which is also directly tied to a wide range of other emergency servi

here is what you need to make to comfortably afford those big payments, $428,000 in santa clara county, san francisco county, $450,000, to a for those mortgage payments. also tonight, it appears the job market is calling down and across the country, according to new numbers just released, the nation saw about 600,000 fewer job openings by the end of june, about a third of those, about 200,000 from california. so what is happening here? what do these numbers indicate? why are we even talking about this right now? >> there are a lot of jobs that people have now but the economy outlook is about looking forward and what is next. california and the country has been able to sit back and say the unemployment rate is low and if we need to go somewhere else, there's lots of jobs out there. now the unemployment rate is low but companies are dialing back and there aren't a lot of jobs out there, at least compared to a few months ago. >> we are running stories about these big-name companies, facebook, apple, linkedin, laying off people. california is taking a big hit. >> california had the biggest

. >> reporter: santa clara county looking to stretch its supply of the monkeypox vaccine. here in contra costa county they're now offering they're now offering appointments online. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >>> right now at 6:30, a legal victory for a south bay church facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in covid-related fines. today's next step in what some believe may be a long process and why the south bay's leading health officer will play a major role. >>> an unusual case -- >> the disease can be transmit friday one person to another person if there is very close contact. >> an unusual case of monkeypox leaving health leaders on high alert. what they say is leading to

thank you, the santa clara county board of supervisors today released an estimated dollar amount that gun violence is causing the county on an annual basis. supervisor cindy chavez requested an analysis back in 2019 of how much money the county spends on gun crime. so on it shows gun violence does cost the county $72.5 million a year. that includes cause for police, emergency services. medical mental health in criminal justice. that amount does not factor in the cause of incarceration in state and federal prisons. few local governments in the nation have researched and produced an economic analysis of the costs of gun violence for the purpose of developing local violence prevention strategies. final report on the analysis will be presented tomorrow at the santa clara county board of supervisors meeting at 11 tonight in east bay man is facing more than 80 charges after police say he planted hidden cameras in a starbucks bathroom in downtown walnut creek, the contra costa county district attorney's office. says this happened two separate times at the starbucks on main street , the d a.

but look at all that moisture streaming up on me coming in from the i mean that's heading santa clara countytra costa county, solano county, santa cruz santa cruz mountains and have a long way to go with that funneled around the low and the high coming around clockwise around the high counter clockwise around the low, and that's what's sending it northward. so the combination of all that is going to make for a very active day here could get some pretty good thunderstorms later as you get a little more heating and a little more lift. the buoyancy of the atmosphere can be a little bit something to keep an eye on this afternoon sixties seventies by the water eighties nineties to near 100, inland coast never got in on the heat yesterday, so they don't have to cool off bayside. well inland temps will gradually cool off you guys. steve thank you very couples keeping up there for a job. dozens of families who fled the war in ukraine coming up their journey and what they want people to remember about the conflict thunderstorms , rain, mudslides and flooded streets. monsoon season devastating parts o

santa clara county judge says ramirez will serve up to 14 years in prison, portillo could face up to years in prison, santa clara county d a says the charges against him should have been more severe. there were multiple attempts to kidnap this child as well as other, um things that occurred that show that these individuals were attempting to kidnap brandon doohan also caused some kind of harm to the family that there should have been an opportunity for us to have a sentencing hearing where they could have been sentenced up to their maximum exposure. both ramirez and portillo will be sentenced in october. abortion rights groups are claiming an upset victory in the red state of kansas voters rejected a proposed amendment to the state constitution that would have that of language would have added language stating it doesn't grant the right to abortion about 60% voted against it. this was the first public vote since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade in june if the measure had passed the republican controlled legislature in kansas would have drafted a bill restricting or banning. a

ramp is now 4 34 happening today, the santa clara county board of supervisors will release a new reportthe financial toll of gun violence that report shows violent crime. tied to guns alone. cost santa clara county about $72.5 million a year that includes the cost for police and emergency medical services, as well as the money that goes to the counties criminal justice system. few local governments in the nation have researched and produced an economic analysis of the costs of gun violence for the purpose of developing local violence prevention strategies. that supervisor has cindy chavez had first requested a study on the financial costs of gun violence back in 2019. santa rosa police department is honoring one of its officers for saving a child's life. officer irfan jolly was given accommodation after he saved a six year old girl who almost drowned that happened back on august 20th in a neighborhood pool. the department says. officer delisle was there within a minute of that 911 call and perform cpr until an ambulance came and that young girl is now doing well. in san francisco police

send santa clara county and contra costa county have already started using this method and san franciscoexpected to start using it today . san francisco's health department reports more progress on vaccinating against the monkey pox. the city says almost six 100. vaccine doses were given out yesterday at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, and everyone who wanted the vaccine shot was able to get it. and they say lines haven't been as long as they were. a few weeks ago. the clinic will be open again today and tomorrow between eight am and four pm san francisco right now has about a third of the state's monkeypox cases. the santa clara county health department is expanding the list of people who are at the highest risk of contracting the virus, and that includes people who have had direct physical contact with someone confirmed to have monkeypox. amen and trans people who have had more than one sexual partner in the last two weeks, sex workers and people who went to any event where someone has the virus had direct contact with other people. 17 year old boy is now facing murder char

they did it because transmission was considered high in santa clara county.t is time to move forward. the kids need to see people smiling. they need to have a brighter outlook on the future in general. reporter: the attorney for the family went as far as to say that this was against the rules for the school district. they say his son was healthy and should not have been removed from class. the school district said within the first week, they had around 50 students test positive for covid-19. his father does not want this to turn into a back-and-forth issue between them and the school district. reggie: thank you. a new effort to address the mental health crisis facing young people. the president traveled to fresno to unveil the nearly $5 billion effort to increase access to support systems for californians up to age 25. he said government and society have failed to address the issue for too long. >> i do not want to overpromise in the short run but will not under promise what these will represent in terms of the fruits of your labor to make them altered the co

so far, no human cases have been reported in santa clara county, but county vector control officials they have conducted six mosquito treatment so far this year from three last year. officials are urging people to check their yard for standing water that can breed mosquitoes. they say they just need a quarter inch of water to reproduce. the town of paradise is set to receive nearly $200 million to help with the rebuilding efforts. four years after the deadly campfire. the money is coming from federal grants set up to help people rebuild after disasters. it's designated for projects that create wild fire resistant improvements, including adding more evacuation routes, in addition to the $200 million for paradise, butte county received $72 million reading is getting $22 million in chico is receiving $12 million for similar projects. alright those temperatures today came up quite a bit. you know, yesterday we dropped 10 15 20 degrees. today we came up 10 to 15. some cases 20 degrees, especially inland and then we're gonna drop again tomorrow. the story today was the high pressure domina

santa clara county leaders are stepping up enforcement of wage theft at restaurants, the county threateningo shut down restaurants that do not comply. here is ian cull. >> jeff has worked as many restaurant cooks but his paychecks were getting delayed. >> the fluctuation was different. >> he called the newly formed office of labor standards and enforcement. >> he did not pay for three weeks. several months down the road it is still affecting me. >> the county enforcement team took the case, it goes after employees who are not paying employees therefore wage. >> when wage theft occurs it impacts the ability to pay rent, can cause food insecurity. >> the labor commission has recorded $23 million in lost wages for it santa clara county workers, the new team has only operated a few months but have collected $50,000 in wages. today announced they are expanding scope from a few cities to include all of san jose, sunnyvale, and mountain view.we are expanding the progr to all 15 cities in the county. making this announcement allow businesses the opportunity to resolve judgment before enforcement. >

the barry has one of the highest case counts of monkeypox in the country, santa clara county's deputy health officer says county recently received 2100 vaccine doses, but they need more. as much vaccine as we can get into the population who is at highest risk right now, the better because that will help slow down and hopefully stop the current outbreak from spreading even further. the deputy health officers says there are 65 cases currently a monkey pox that have been reported in santa clara county at this point classes begin in some schools in sonoma county as early as next week and yesterday, the sonoma county office of education started handing out the first of 160,000 rapid covid tests to schools in the region. the goal is to encourage students, teachers and staff to test themselves before the first day of school. 17,000 of those tests are going to santa rosa city schools that's sonoma county's largest school district. marin counties. three largest transit agencies have no plans to reinstate mask mandates, at least not for now. the county's public health agency says. moran is curr