el ojo de la tormenta pasó directamente sobre la ciudad de yuba city.udad yuba city tras el paso de baile que azotó esta zona con vientos huracanados y sacudió a la comunidad entera durante varias horas, los vientos de beryl rugieron durante toda la noche y madrugada de lunes desde que tocó tierra en la costa de texas y mientras se trasladó lentamente hacia el centro y noreste del estado en yuba city, poco después de las 04:00, los vientos y la lluvia se dieron de un momento a otro. una calma perturbadora envuelta en la oscuridad se apoderó de la región. me voy a quedar callado un par de segundos para que escuchen. completo silencio. eso se debe a que estamos directamente en este momento en el ojo del huracán. pero muchos aprovecharon la pausa en las condiciones extremas para salir a revisar los daños ocasionados con la salida del sol. también regresó la furia del ciclón tropical. estuvimos sintiendo la calma del ojo del huracán beryl durante más de 2 horas, pero ya estamos viendo como el viento nuevamente está entrando a esta región. ahora soplando des

justamente nos encontramos en el río yuba. esto queda en el condado de nevada. incidentes aislados que involucran ahogamientos a las 2 muertes por ahogamiento en el río yuba se suma otra persona que también murió ahogada en el lago scott flat. ninguna de las víctimas llevaba chaleco salvavidas. es por eso que las autoridades del condado nevada hacen un llamado a disfrutar de los ríos y lagos de forma responsable. but we can't be everywhere all the time and we can't we can't tell you every single danger. that's out there. it's. no podemos estar todo el tiempo, ni tampoco decir cada riesgo que hay afuera es parte de estar en la naturaleza, menciona el jefe de operaciones, patrick sullivan, de los bomberos del condado nevada. y es que a pesar de las múltiples advertencias de las autoridades y los casos mortales en nuestra visita al río yuba, ninguno de los visitantes llevaba un chaleco salvavidas. life jackets are available. el teniente russell green de la oficina del alguacil del condado de nevada resalta que en muchos lugares hay chalecos salvavidas disponibles e

soon after, a second drowning was reported near penn valley at the south yuba river state park. officials now say a third person drowned yesterday afternoon at scotts flat lake that is also near nevada city. a grim reminder to always practice water safety. all right, let's take a live look at san francisco, where the world famous sailgp boat race will soon end up in the city by the bay. that's a gorgeous shot. yeah. teams from ten countries, including us, australia, canada and a bunch of places in europe are competing in races around the world. they're sailing in identical 50 foot foiling catamarans. the final event of season four takes place and ends in san francisco next weekend. that's when the champion is going to be crowned, taking home $2 million. that's a heck of a prize. fans are invited to cheer on the u.s. team, hoping for a victory on home. kind of like home soil, but home water. home waters in san francisco bay. wow. whoa! they catch air. sometimes they do catch air. you know you need the sea breeze back to have a good event like that. and we're steadily getting ther

so from russia listen to our correspond. yuba shapes are not based in read off, the dw, with kicked out of russia in russia is the attack on. don't know, trump is being used for propaganda purposes, to pick the size of the usa in general. and to figure as to part of your brain is avoiding structure in particular, for an office box. when, when mary is a horrible condemned to the attacks on president, would it be a tradition of you as domestic politics as you sent us bullet patients of was frightening hatreds towards the opponents, countries and entire nations. instead of supporting ukraine, the us, they should invest money in domestic security, russian for an office box woman sat in moscow. and let's take a look at some of the reactions from asia that are coming in now correspond to james change the in type i shortly off of the news of this assassination attends on the former us president donald trump. we had a statement from the time when he's president lighting, who said that his thoughts impressed with the donald trump. he added that political violence of any form is never accepted. y

even 80s up just on the other side of fairfield, up towards winters and up towards marysville and yubaf gets cut off by the topography. as a matter of fact, if you look, that's probably. let me see. i never thought about this. i wonder if that's mount diablo shadow. right. so the cooler air is having trouble getting into that little valley and the heat's hanging on. either way, temperatures are a little cooler right now than they were last night at this time, and they're going to trend about the same tomorrow in terms of temperatures and timing. the forecast for tomorrow morning, there's a big fog push. you kind of saw it there and then a big fog push again on tuesday night. wednesday morning. and then another big fog push on thursday. so tuesday mild like today wednesday afternoon into thursday. it warms up quite a bit. we're going to get back into the low one hundreds on wednesday inland. and then we're going to get back into the 104 105 range inland on thursday. and then friday, saturday and sunday we start to cool off again, which is money, because the last time we saw temperatures

cal fire officials arrested a yuba county man. you might remember for using a weed wacker which sparked a 16 acre fire in lake county. crews have managed to stop forward progress on the pay fire. it broke out yesterday east of sacramento in eldorado county. crews are using bulldozers to help remove vegetation and create a barrier to stop the flames from spreading high temperatures and strong winds making things tough times. at last word, the fire burned 77 acres. it is 5% contained. some evacuation orders remain ,n effect. no word yet on what caused this fire. hot weather continues parts of california. things again have been calling off a scale, told us in some places, but there are still areas getting triple digit heat, including southern california, meaning the risk of wildfires does remain high. reporter rachel menitoff has the story. >> a 2 acre brush fire threatens homes in this new home neighborhood. gary abbott watched as it moved closer and closer to his condo. >> are you concerned about fires near your home, threatening y

cal fire officials arrested yuba county man for using a weed wacker that started a 16 apre fire there in lake county. mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted for parts of mariposa county because of the french fire which has burned more than 900 acres. strong winds made things tough for firefighters along with the heat and dry conditions. 11 buildings have been destroyed there. 4 people have been injured. that fire is now 65% contained. >> the thompson fire in butte county. now 100% contained burned more than 3700 acres since it broke out tuesday. at least a 25 buildings have been destroyed. 2 people were injured. cal fire is continuing to strengthen the control lines while struggling with the hot dry conditions. evacuation warnings have been lifted. all right. let's talk weather, which is. >> obviously at the center of so many of the stories involving fires and this to do, if you will, too. fires and heat. the view from sutro tower showing a lot of fog moving over. san francisco lawrence hunters. the fire conditions look much, much better. yeah, much better. the red flag warnings

. >> well, earlier tonight, i spoke with jeremy hollingshead, a yuba city firefighter, and a spokesperson. he says he spent the day driving the fire lines of the park fire. and this is what he had to say about what he saw and the dedication of the firefighters fighting this fire. >> everyone out here, they they take this stuff personally. a lot of people that are somewhat local, they have, family and friends that have been affected or if not by this fire, by the previous fires that we've had here in butte county, how has it been staffed and how well has this all been working to get all these agencies together and working together? yeah, it's really incredible to see, we are definitely taking advantage of the weather. like i said. so right now we have just in the last operational period, we've gained almost a thousand more personnel on this fire, and it couldn't have came in better timing because now is when we can truly make a difference, because the fire isn't, burning like it was the first two operational periods. so they're in there, they're doing hard work, and they're going to see th

. >> na unty fire and a chp helicopter responded ttwo water rescues along the yuba ports near highway 4of maned to who'd entered the water and was unconscious when he resurfaced. crews performed cprcpr until the man was pronounced dead the s. ortly after, rescue crews were calle to a separate incident nearby, where another man was pronounced dead. authorities have not shared more details about that second drowning. neither of the two men have been identified. >> it's just awful. and now they're fireworks and fun. now they're planning funerals. >> a deadly stabbing in southern california. we'll hear from neighbors in the wake of the violence. >> and a gas station in oakland taken over by dozens of robbers. the help the business's owner is now asking for from the city. >> plus, a group of thieves wanted out of a community on the peninsula. how? po ce say they go july gathering in huntington beach. the story begins tonight's west coast rap. >> city officials said a 26 year old man is under arrest on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. authorities did not release a motive for the at

nevada, junto a la patrulla de caminos, rescataron a 2 personas que fallecieron ahogadas en el río yubaación hasta que fue declarado muerto. poco después de atender el primer incidente, respondieron a otro rescate en el mismo río en el que otro adulto murió ahogado. hay preocupación ante la aparición de una bacteria en las aguas de un lago de nuestra región. ya las autoridades tomaron acción ante este caso, alejandra quezada nos explica exactamente dónde ocurre esto y sobre las medidas de seguridad que ya se implementaron. la playa del lago lodi está cerrada, completamente rodeada por un plástico y en la reja un letrero que advierte del cierre de esa zona del lago. de acuerdo con información proporcionada por la ciudad en redes sociales, las altas temperaturas han hecho que el índice de bacterias suba a niveles peligrosos, aunque no informan de qué tipo de bacteria se trata. justo al lado de la entrada de la playita está la renta de kayaks. ahí me encontré con adrián, que me explica lo que ocurre. the beaches closed over here because of a bacteria, but the rest of the lake is open becau

justamente nos encontramos en el río yuba que pueden ver detrás de mí.n el condado de nevada y el fin de semana del 4 de julio las autoridades respondieron a 2 incidentes aislados que involucran ahogamientos y a este estos 2 incidentes se le suma un 1 adicional que ocurrió justamente en el lago scott's flat y como dato importante, ninguna de las víctimas llevaba un chaleco salvavidas. justamente es por esta razón que las autoridades han estado alertando a las a los visitantes a tomar medidas de seguridad para evitar que un día de disfrute termine en una tragedia. justamente entre esas medidas de seguridad que están recomendando las autoridades es la seguridad en la natación. asegúrese de que todos los miembros de la familia aprendan habilidades básicas de natación para navegar de manera segura en el agua. sin embargo, esto es importante mencionar que aunque usted sepa nadar siempre, siempre se recomienda usar el chaleco, el chaleco salvavidas. tanto los niños nadadores inexpertos y todos los navegantes deben llevar 1 puesto, y estos chalecos salvavidas s

cal fire officials arrested a yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparked a 16 acre fire in lake county. crews have managed to stop the forward progress of the pay fire. it broke out yesterday east of sacramento in eldorado county. crews are using bulldozers to help move vegetation and create a barrier to stop the flames from spreading high temperatures. strong winds at times making that tough. at last word, the fire has burned 77 acres only 5% contained. some evacuation orders remain in effect. no word yet on what caused that fire. all right. time to our look at the 4 zone forecast as we look live at the bay bridge and kron four's gayle ong as hear gail, least a little cooler today. am much cooler. we're 10 plus degrees cooler, especially in places like livermore where we saw a record breaking heat at 111 degrees. >> yesterday and take a look at the difference. 99 degrees was the high today in livermore. so we didn't see a lot of triple digit heat in our major bay area. cities like as you can see on this map, 60's by the you know, 80's in the east bay shoreline, even some 7

no buildings were just last week you might remember cal fire arrested a yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparked a 16 acre fire in lake county. 4 year-old horse died after racing at the alameda county fair over the weekend. >> that is according to an animal rights group, the organization kill racing, not horses, says the california 30 of racing fares confirmed a race horse died on the track after colliding with another horse. the group says this is the 4th horse to die since the fair started june 14th, jackie was reportedly injured following a collision according to kill racing, not horses. this is the 44th horse fatality reported on california horse racing tracks this year. we have reached out to alameda county, fair officials for comment and we're still waiting for a response. >> over the holiday weekend is palo alto. police seized a large amount of illegal fireworks and 4 guns. a busy weekend for officers there. they also arrested a man suspected of assault. that suspect is now in jail. the police chief has commended officers for making the community safer. take a look at

no buildings were damaged just last week related news, cal fire said that they arrested a yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparked a 16 acre fire in lake county. well, crews have managed to stop the forward progress of the pay fire. that's the one that broke out over the weekend. just east of sacramento up in el dorado county. you see them using bulldozers here in this video. that's how they were able to successfully cut a line that stopped the forward progress of the fire. but look at how high those flames are. the wind, the strong winds in the hot weather obviously making things very difficult for firefighters there on the front line at last word that fire had burned. 77 acres at this point. it's just 25% contained, but they are making progress. they are still looking into the cause of that fire. in other news this morning and caught on video, 2 acts of vandalism at the chabad oakland last month. the rabbi, there's asking city leaders to do more to protect the jurors. judge, community from these anti-semitic attacks. kron four's sara stinson takes a closer look at what's

cal fire officials arrested the yuba county man for using a weed wacker. in situation that sparked a 16 acre fire out in lake county. well, crews have managed to stop forward progress now on the pay fire, which broke out over the weekend, just east of sacramento up in el dorado county. here you see bulldozers in this video. that's what they've been using to cut these fire lines and stopped the forward progress of the fire. but boy, look at the flames fueled by strong winds and hot temperatures that made things tough at last word that fire had burned. 77 acres was only 25% contained and they're still investigating the cause. >> well, in the north bay, officials found the body of a man went missing in the russian river last may while swimming the to togo of santa rosa drowned in the river. deputies say they found his body friday afternoon. he'd been missing since wednesday. he was last seen swimming in the river right near villa grande divers and a robotic underwater devices were used to help. look for him. and police arresting a suspect in the 2023 homicide

cal fire officials arrested a yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparked a 16 acre fire in lake county. the plan to keep trying to bring their son home. mom and i are here and we come to i'm still hopeful that they were going to. >> going find. >> some good news to share this noon hour. the parents of the missing man, king, confirm that they have now found their son. they flew to the bay area from kansas city because they believed he was addicted to drugs and was homeless in san francisco. so they posted flyers looking for him and we first aired their story last night and again this morning here on kron and the message said to our reporter jack molmud, the parents say and addiction worker who saw our story and knew where to find so they were reunited with their son, delivered a little before. a 7 o'clock this morning. durall's parents say they will be flying home. all together this afternoon. dora will be coming with them. we're following up with them. we'll keep you updated on the story right here on kron 4 today. also happening today, the bay area will be coming together

no buildings were damaged just last week, cal fire officials arrested the yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparked a 16 acre fire up lake county. cruise, by the way, have managed to stop forward progress on the pay fire. that's the one that broke out over the weekend. just east of sacramento up in el dorado county. crews are using, as you can see here in the video, bulldozers to create barriers to stop the flames from spreading any further high temperatures, though, in the strong winds, as you can see here in this video been really whipping up the flames at last word that fire had burned about 77 acres at the moment is just 25% contained. no word yet on the cause of that fire. well, in the north officials >> found the body of a man was missing in the russian river last week. all was swimming. the sunny to told up santa rosa drowned in that river. deputies say they found his body friday afternoon been missing since wednesday night was last seen swimming in the river right near villa grande divers and robotic underwater devices were used to help in that search. and police ha

but just last week, cal fire officials arrested the yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparked a 16 acre fire up near lake county. cruise, by the way, have managed to stop forward progress on the pay fire. this is the fire that broke out over the weekend just east of sacramento up in el dorado county. crews are using bulldozers to help create a barrier right now to stop those flames from spreading any further high temperatures and strong winds are making things difficult, though, at last check that fire had burned. 77 acres. it was currently 25% contained. no word yet on what caused that fire. >> all of the north bay officials, they found the body of a man who went missing in the russian river last week while swimming the sunny to togo santa rosa drowned in that river. deputies say they found his body friday afternoon, even missing wednesday night. he was last seen swimming in the river right near villa grande divers in robotic underwater devices were used to help in that search. >> all right, 708, is the time. and to very worried parents have flown all the way from kansas city

thankfully nobody was hurt and no buildings were damaged just last week, cal fire officials arrested the yuba county man for using a weed wacker and starting a 16 acre fire up in lake county. well, crews have managed to stop the forward progress of the pay fire that broke out over the weekend. just east of sacramento up in el dorado county. crews are using bulldozers right now to help create a barrier to stop the flames from spreading any further high temperatures and strong winds are making things awfully tough, though, at last word that fire had burned 77 acres and was just 25% contained. no word yet on what caused that fire. all of the north bay officials. they found the body of a man who went missing in the russian river last week. >> while swimming, the to told of santa rosa drowned in the river. deputies say they found his body friday afternoon. he's been missing since wednesday night. he was last seen swimming in the river right near villa grande divers in a robotic underwater devices were used to try and help search. >> well, to worry, parents now have flown all the way from kansas ci

one firefighter from yuba city, about 50 miles south of chico, details the conditions for us. >> when this fire started, we had all the odds stacked against us. we had extremely receptive fuel beds, we had high winds, we had topography driven fire along with a wind driven fire, it was just, we didn't have anything going in our favor. so now firefighters, we've been out there, we've gotten more and more resources. they're putting in a lot of hard work. and now with the weather kind of being favorable, we're definitely using that to our advantage and getting better containment lines on this fire. >> firefighters stressed that winds remain a problem, and they still face a tough battle in the effort to fully contain the fire. in the midst of the evacuations from the park, fire butte county sheriff's deputy helped rescue a family of dogs. they were left behind in the owner's truck when it broke down near the town of campbellsville. the owner gave first responders a location for the truck saturday, a butte county search and rescue team flew to the area in a helicopter. after arriving, offic

but just last week how fire officials arrested a yuba county man for using a weed wacker that sparkedhe south bay, criminal justice and mental health advocates are accusing the city of san jose. this is a misusing money from opioid settlement. the city got more than 1 million dollars from opioid makers and distributors. that's after major companies sell a lawsuit aimed at holding them accountable for epidemic. most of the settlement money will be used to fight by opioid reversal medication and training city workers on its use. also community awareness campaigns as well. but advocates say they want that money to go directly into treatment for addicts. the spokesperson they will prioritize high need areas and analyze information to prevent overdoses. and happening on tuesday, medical professionals in san jose will again be protesting the closure of a trauma unit. this is the protests at the regional medical center last month. the hospital will close its level 2 trauma center and a heart attack program on august. halt. the hospital's website says it's being closed because of a lack of us

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last night, we spoke to one firefighter from yuba city, which is about 50 miles south of chico. >> when stacked against us. we had extremely receptive fuel beds, we had high winds, we had topography driven fire along with the wind driven fire, it was just, we didn't have anything going in our favor. so now firefighters, we've been out there, we've gotten more and more resources. they're putting in a lot of hard work. and now with the weather kind of being favorable, we're definitely using that to our advantage. and getting better containment lines on this fire. >> however, firefighters stress winds remained a problem and they still face a tough battle because of dry grass as they try to expand those containment lines. this morning, the white house is unveiling a proposal to reform the us supreme court president biden is expected to make the announcement during a trip to the lyndon baines johnson presidential library in austin, texas. now, we've already received a copy of the proposal. president biden is endorsing term limits for justices. supreme court justices currently serve life term