raquel martin is live in washington, dc with the very latest. good morning. workout. >> good morning. well, it certainly is a race against the clock right now. we're just 8 days away from us. when u.s. troops are supposed to evacuate of afghanistan. president biden is now leaving the door open to the possibility troops could remain there longer. that is if americans are not evacuated in time. >> any american wants to get home. we'll get home sunday. nearly a week after the city of kabul failed to the taliban. president joe biden insisted us efforts to evacuate the now 1000 seeking refuge are accelerating been evacuated. 28,000 people since august. the 14th to help. he says the u.s. is now ordering commercial airlines to he also won says u.s. troops are helping diffuse chaos just outside the airport. for days now thousands of afghans desperate to flee have gathered as taliban fighters block access to flight state the obvious his heartbreak. we are working. >> diligently to make sure increase the ability to get them out. changed the gate operations, whole range

raquel martin, back to you. thank you for that report this morning. a cow. >> hundreds if not thousands of afghan refugees are expected to seek out a new life here in the bay area. also across california. one community group in the east bay. this already providing a safe haven for dozens of refugees who are now calling america their new home kron four's jonathan mccall has more on that mission. >> the images are tragic to see afghans trying any way possible to flee from their war torn homes in search for a new life free from taliban rule. it was terrifying. it >> it looks like humanity was killed and every step in this country. some of those who have been fortunate to get out are making new lives right here in the bay area. >> for this month. we have and individuals. to 12 agency. so right now so far to be i've been served 60 individuals. i'm expecting at least 50 more and and the next 2 weeks. fauci azizi is with the jewish community in family services, east bay. >> she says this agency has been working for a number of years to bring afghan refugees

raquel martin, back to you. well, america's top general says the taliban takeover could lead to an increase in the terror threats. >> in the united states. joint chiefs chairman general mark milley made those comments over the weekend while breaking senators on the dan kerman has that story. s %- well, the u.s. decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan is being called into question now that the taliban is taking over kabul. >> questions are also being raised as to what the taliban takeover increases the chances of terrorism in this country. >> i believe that at least in the short to medium term the taliban would be engaged with consolidating their own power over their country and during this time we will have a lower likelihood of attacks. san jose state university political science professor car because she kamar says it's important to remember why the u.s. went into afghanistan in the first place. the gold with a simple it was to show the was that a country that harbored terrorists who would plot against th

raquel martin, back to you. thanks for that workout. >> well, as some veterans and their families struggle to watch what's unfolding right now in afghanistan. one woman from conquered who lost her husband doing the war has a message for other service members kron four's michelle kingston shares her story with us. >> and so it is it is just not wrenching to see all all that is occurring over the last few days. lisa, how it's husband, john deployed to southern afghanistan in july of 2009 just after he arrived their baby girl. heidy was born 3 weeks later i heard the news that no military family wants to hear. john never got to meet his daughter who is now 12 years old. the last time they spoke to john such was on august 6. >> and remember, we're talking on the phone just desperately trying to assess the baby. and john i've never heard heavy cry and i said it. >> don't worry a life time for that. that last time wasn't going to be ours. >> john was killed on his way back from a goodwill it was an overwhelming when j

raquel martin is live in washington d c with the very latest good morning. workout. >>good morning will those numbers are up from the day before but still fall short of what the administration is saying their goal is just a few days ago, they said they want to evacuate between 5 9,000 people each day now if they stay on this trajectory. it will make it nearly impossible for them to evacuate the thousands of afghans and american citizens who want to evacuate before they pull those troops out all on august 31st. >>we're prioritizing people above all else u.s. officials say they're ramping up evacuations from afghanistan. the pentagon says there are now more than 5,000 u.s. troops on the ground at the airport in kabul to help the thousands trying to flee taliban control we are going to do as much as we can for as long as we can thursday alone the u.s. evacuated roughly 3,000 people. but that's a far cry from the pentagon's ultimate goal to evacuate up to 9,000 people per day. the problem, taliban fighters continue to make it difficult for those seeking refuge to access

kron four's, washington correspondent raquel martin is live in dc with the latest. good morning. workout. >> good morning. what we still haven't heard directly from the president. but we do know he will be briefed on this now, kate audit situation playing out in afghanistan later this morning. but we did get an update from the pentagon. they will now be sending even more troops to try and secure that airport in kabul and make kabul and make sure as many americans in afghan citizens get out as safely as possible as soon as possible. >> the u.s. embassy in kabul is now urging americans and afghans not to travel to the international airport in kabul until at images overnight continue to show hundreds making a mad dash to planes. the fleet taliban control the pentagon and state department say the u.s. military is now sending 6,000 troops to secure the location to evacuate thousands of american citizens and vulnerable afghans. the ramped up effort comes after sunday. taliban fighters successfully seized the capital of kabul. nearly 20 years since being ousted unmitigated disaster of e

raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up here, people who use the sprint mobile network will have to switch to t-mobile or find a new carrier. we've got details on when the sprint mobile towers >> 8.40 here on this sunday morning. and in today's tech smart cell phones that use the sprint network will soon be a thing of the past and amazon has a new gadget to keep your hands clean. rich demuro has more. >> here's what's happening in the tech world t-mobile says june 30th 2022 is the end of the line for the sprint lte network. this means if you still have a phone that display sprint as the carrier. you'll need to upgrade by then. the shutdown is part of t-mobile and sprint's 26 billion dollar merger which closed last year. t-mobile has been busy building out its new 5 g network in says about 33% of sprint customers have so far moved over to t mobile towers. the news was first reported by the website. light reading amazon has a new alexa connected soap dispenser. the $55 smart dispenser uses led lights to help visually countdown. the proper handwashing time of 20 seconds. it can be pair

raquel martin. >> by administration is reportedly looking to eliminate fossil fuel an aircraft within the next 30 years report says it would be replaced with a sustainable aviation fuel made from the feedstock similar to what's used as cooking oil and animal fat, which produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions. the white house has reportedly discussed a target date of 2015 for weaning all aircraft off fossil fuels here's up. hackers have stolen more than 600 million dollars. and what is likely to be one of the biggest thefts of crypto currency ever. hackers exploited a vulnerability in the poly network, which is a platform that connects different blockchains. >> polly network revealed the a% news on twitter in that message. they asked to establish communication with the hacker, a nurse them to return the money. polly chain is also urging crypto currency exchanges to blacklist tokens involved in the hack. so far only 33 million dollars linked to the theft has been frozen. and here's something you don't see every day. a man who was handcuffed and headed to jail. escapes police custody spar

raquel martin, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, raquel time now 6.22. and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, a warning for t-mobile customers. somebody could have your secure data because hackers may have gotten away with it. >> we'll tell you who's at ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. you have t-mobile, somebody may have your info. there's been a massive data breach that could compromise. >> millions of t-mobile users a post in an online forum claims to have accessed and downloaded personal information of more than a 100 million people and the stolen information allegedly includes your name cellular data address, social security number directly from t-mobile servers and the hackers apparently are selling parts of the stolen data through their underground forum starting at 6 bit coin, which is about $270,000. a spokesperson for t-mobile says the company is looking into the breach. >> well, the biden administration says that it to again p

raquel martin. so this is the story been talking about today. and it's a case of road rage that you have to see to believe it's video from washington state, a man there get some of the car. >> at those an ax right at the other car's windshield. and according to deputies, the victim was being chased by the suspect and then exited the freeway in order to avoid getting into an argument. that's when the man they say blocked the driver's car got out through this weapon at the windshield before leaving the scene. detectives were able to track down that man just a few days later following his involvement in yet another road rage incident. the suspect also had an outstanding felony warrant for first-degree robbery at the time. his arrest metro. they didn't have dash cam video. all right. anybody have travel plans coming up because if you're going to hawaii, some things have changed. the state is now once again issuing covid-19 restrictions. the governor signed an executive order that is now in effect includes limiting social gatherings to 10 people indo

martin news nation. helpful reprieve for folks who are still dealing with student loan debt. >> the biden administration is extending a moratorium on those payments through the end of the year. but officials say that this will likely be the last time that they delay those loan repayments as they try to keep the economy still moving the move continues. the suspension of payments for all loans that are owned by the department of education. it also maintains a 0% interest rate and keeps in place a freeze on the collection of defaulted debt payments will once again be due on february 1st when it has to absolutely get there on time. it could now take a little longer. that's because the u.s. postal service says it is finalizing a plan that could slow service for some first-class deliveries starting october first first class mail could take anywhere from one to 5 days instead of the current one to 3 days to get to its final destinations. usps now blaming unreliable air transportation weather delays and a record

raquel martin, back to you. >> a 26 a follow-up story here across the bay area. local afghan immigrants and outreach. organizers are discussing ways to help the fremont's afghan cultural society says that his home country is going to experience now some dramatic changes, both culturally and economically and that there will be no freedom in his mind. he says his family now is fearing for their lives. >> i said to my sister occur. will do my cousins. they were the situation with they're scared. the way us in the with biden did it. he did a very shameful job. >> yeah. he also believes the u.s. should help evacuate the human rights advocates, the translators and others who helped the u.s. in afghanistan. >> even if you never missed a pg bill and painted on time. you could be in the dark tonight as the company is looking to turn off our explain. coming up live. >> in 30 right now. looking at coit tower here and doesn't look like the trees are blown all that much right here. no, it actually looks pretty good out there. >> enjoy today, though, because john's been talkin

our washington, dc correspondent raquel martin has more. >> if americans don't get vaccinated even more aggressive strand of the coronavirus could soon strike. that's the latest from the white house. covid-19 teen we have within our power to prevent that at a thursday white house covid briefing doctor anthony fauci called on americans to take precautions to stop the virus from mutating to prevent it by not allowing the virus to freely circulate finding vulnerable targets already. the new more contagious. delta variant makes up 93% of new cases in the u.s. the ultimate end game of all this is vaccination covid response coordinator jeffrey zients says the message may be sinking in thanks to add a resources and vaccine mandates over the past 24 hours. we recorded 864,000 vaccinations. the highest in the day since july. 3rd here on capitol hill more and more republicans are encouraging americans to get vaccinated to slow the spread of the virus. but they also argue mandates coming from the biden administration and now private companies go too far. over reaction in an unnecessary gift is rep

raquel martin. >> the biden administration is reportedly hoping to eliminate fossil fuel an aircraft within the next 30 years. the report says it would be replaced with a fuel made from feedstock materials similar to cooking oil and animal fat and which produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions. the white house is talking about a target date of 2050 to get all aircraft off fossil fuel. >> nasa's return to the moon could be significantly delayed by problems with the next generation of space suits. according to the agency's inspector general, the suits will not be ready for flight until 2025 at the earliest. nasa had hoped to return to the moon by 2024 a recent report attributes the delays too funding shortfalls covid impacts and technical challenges in response space x ceo elon musk said on twitter it seems like there are, quote, too many cooks in the kitchen and added space x could step in and make the suits. they look kind of cool. whatever even they don't >> as we switch gears now and talk about the forecast taking a live look here over 6.80 in walnut creek. >> and kron four's, chief

raquel martin, back to you. >> today. meanwhile, marking the first 200 days of the biden harris administration in a tweet today the white house said that in just 6 months the administration has vaccinated millions driven. a record breaking economic recovery and reached a historic bipartisan infrastructure deal. a north bay store targeted. >> why the owner believes it could be connected to another crime. plus, we'll let you know when you can check out a meteor shower that will light up the bay area skies. come on that. if you're looking for something to do wednesday night. here's something you can put on your calendar a meteor shower is coming to the bay area. >> the per said meteor shower is visible every year during early to mid august. but according to chabot space and science center at junk that extra a merger old mckeegan this year's show has a couple of elements now working in its favor. >> the main thing is it's going to be dark. we don't own that wednesday night thursday morning. we don't have a loan to interfere w

raquel martin, back to you. >> thank you for kelly 22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news the growing concerns among parents and students after a covid infection at an east bay school. we'll have details on that story just ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. back at 8.25 in the east bay west contra, costa county unified schools are reporting now positive case of covid-19. >> at richmond high school with kron four's. gayle ong with more on the situation there. >> a spokesperson for west contra, costa county unified school district confirmed a positive case of covid-19 within the richmond high school community and the individual was last on campus august 16th the statement also says the school areas where the individual spend time are being cleaned and disinfected. what school officials did not address multiple cases nor specify if the individual was a student or staff. they want to remind everyone in the district communit

martin news nation. no to covid-19 coverage tonight where a new report shows that a number of americans are getting a 3rd booster dose of covid-19 vaccines. >> despite the u.s. government not yet approving the booster shots against the virus. people have managed to get them by taking advantage of the nation's vaccine surplus and loose tracking of those who have been fully vaccinated. pfizer says it plans to seek approval from the food and drug administration for its booster shots earlier this week ron, for first told you that the san francisco health department has been quietly offering a pfizer or moderna vaccine to folks who have received the single dose, johnson and johnson vaccine as covid cases continue to climb here at home because of the delta variant. we are starting to see more and more of the so-called breakthrough cases among folks who are vaccinated the problem now. so widespread that it's forcing a number of san francisco restaurants. the shut its doors for the time being. kron four's. gayle

raquel martin, back to you. >> today. also marks the first 200 days of the biden harris administration in a tweet today the white house said that in just 6 months the administration has vaccinated millions driven. a record breaking economic recovery and reached a historic bipartisan infrastructure deal. for your money tonight. if you are on the hunt for a new job there are plenty of them available. according to the u.s. department of labor right now there are more job openings than there are job seekers. many companies are trying to entice workers with things like signing bonuses and even flexible working agreements right now. there are more than 6 million more unemployed americans compared to february of last year. northern california. not the only place dealing with massive wildfires tonight. take a look at this scene from greece. a massive fire. there has forced thousands of folks and tourists to evacuate evacuate the island of a veto evacuees were ferried to safety as homes in a nearby suburb or just completely destro

raquel martin, back to you. wow. all right. thanks for kill. you have to do to investigate monitors. watch the international video coming out. >> thank you. or a hole there. we have members of the north bay nonprofit to try to help that arya other begging for help this morning trying to get. >> more than 350 of their employees out of afghanistan. proper. dan thorn has that story. >> trapped and trying to get out hundreds of afghans who work with local nonprofit fruits of peace are stock in afghanistan. the organizations founder and ceo says they need help. it's not only a crisis it's catastrophic in to see yesterday the devastation that desperation. >> of these young men and women and families just trying to catch an airplane describing the violence they are witnessing high killed has gone as far as sending letters to president biden hoping to get his attention on the matter. the nonprofit which aims to plant peace through agriculture in afghanistan has more than 350 employees who are seeking special immigrant visas. >> the work at the sandra f

we have our dc correspondent raquel martin with the very latest on how all of this is playing out. >> while president biden says the goal is to have us troops withdrawn from afghanistan by the end of the month. he's adjusted for the first time last night that they could stay longer to ensure every american citizen who wants to leave can get out. however, he did not extend that promise to the roughly 60,000 afghans trying to also seek refuge. >> u.s. officials say they're ramping up evacuations out of afghanistan is an all hands on deck effort and we aren't going to let up the biden administration said already the u.s. military has evacuated roughly 6,000 people since saturday. but they the ultimate goal is to get that number up to 9,000 people per day. it's obvious we're not close to where we want to be. so we're going to work that 24 hours a day, 7 days a week wednesday defense secretary lloyd austin's at the pentagon and the state department are deploying more personnel to the airport to speed things up and provide more security we're going to get everyone. >> that we can evacuate e

raquel martin. >> well, new this morning. united airlines now require all of its us workers to get vaccinated. the airline says that they have about 1300,000 employees here in the bay area and crawford. julius evans, the senate. i live at sfo with more on this in yoli, they say either get the shot or else and that or else is a pretty steep penalty. >> yeah, that's right. they in fact, united airlines is the first in their industry to kind of required this from their employees. get that covid-19 vaccination or get terminated and they put it in those terms, too. now the airline has been requiring vaccination for new hires since mid-june and unvaccinated workers are required to wear face masks. but with the surge of the delta virus. they decided to tell their us employees that they will need to be fully vaccinated by october 25th. if the fda grants approval of these vaccines than they have 5 weeks after that approval to get vaccinated. so whichever one comes first each employee will have to senate image of their vaccine card to

martin has the latest. no word from the president himself just yet, but the white house put out an image showing the president being briefed on the now dire situation. >> playing out in afghanistan. the pentagon says they are now sending more troops to the area to try and evacuate as many american citizens and within the next 2 days. >> the u.s. embassy in kabul is now urging americans and afghans not to travel to the international airport in kabul until images overnight continue to show hundreds making a mad dash to planes to fully taliban control the pentagon and state department say the u.s. military is now sending 6,000 troops to secure the location to evacuate thousands of american citizens and vulnerable afghans. the ramped up effort comes after sunday. taliban fighters successfully seized the capital of kabul. nearly 20 years since being ousted unmitigated disaster of epic proportions earlier sunday on cnn's state of the union, texas republican michael mccaul slammed the biden administration's exit s

for now in washington raquel martin back to you thank you raquel. >>so our coverage of the afghanistan crisis continues on our website kron 4 dot com that qr code take you to a dedicated section of the website where we collected all the information as we continue to follow the story. 5.23 is the time will be right back. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. >>26 in the south san jose mother is pleading for help to find the driver who struck and killed her daughter and hit run philippe penny ada says that her daughter vanessa was killed on april 1st and this is surveillance video of the accident. police say t

for now in washington raquel martin back to you all right, thanks a lot raquel. >>so our coverage of everything happening right now in afghanistan and the crisis as it continues to unfold is there for your kron 4 dot com. in fact we created a special dedicated area of the website to follow all the latest with the taliban takeover. >>the latest with the evacuation efforts scan that qr code that will take you there and you can stay updated on everything as it continues to fall, we'll be right back. >>it's 26 in the a san jose mother is pleading for help to find the driver struck and killed her daughter and then took off in their vehicle. to says that her daughter vanessa died in hit run that happened on april 1st and here's the surveillance video on the back and you can see it's dark vanessa was crossing the street, the intersection of monterey road and kerr avenue when she was hit by a vehicle, they think it was a white mercedes-benz cls vanessa died at the hospital and her mother is hoping that finding the driver will give the family some closure. >>i know that.

raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks, raquel and americans top general says the taliban takeover could lead to an increase in terror threats against the united states. that's the worry joint chiefs chairman general mark. >> millie made those comments over the weekend while briefing senators on the situation where kron four's dan kerman with a closer look at that part of the story. well, the u.s. decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan is being called into question now that the taliban is taking over kabul. >> questions are also being raised as to whether the taliban takeover increases the chances of terrorism in this country. >> i believe that at least in the short to medium term the would be engaged with consolidating their own power over the country and during this time we will have a lower likelihood of attacks. san jose state university political science professor car because she kamar says it's important to remember why the u.s. went into afghanistan in the first place. the gold with a simple it was to show the was that a country that terrorists who would plot against the u.s

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raquel martin, back to you. thanks for count them. >> time now 6.22, coming up, a mountain lion sighting on the peninsula. we're going to have a look at more of this video showing the big cat. we'll be right back. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. as wildfires burn across the state. first responders are reminding everybody to be prepared in case of a disaster here in the bay area. >> fires have already destroyed homes in lake county and el dorado county, as we've been reporting there in the sierra that's forced a lot of people to flee with just the clothes on their backs. so in preparation, the sonoma county sheriff's office released evacuation zone maps. the actually created these back in 2020 after back to back to stating fires since 2017. so to find out your evacuation zone evacuation zone. you want to type in

raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks for killed 5.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a man is chased down the streets of san francisco by another man with a knife. we're going take a look at what ended up happening. let's take a live look here at the bay bridge approtch looks pretty clear is just clear. isn't the word ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. labor day values now in-store and online. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> it's 5.24 and a big story that we're following. a man with a big knife chasing another man down the streets in san francisco. the victim tells kron 4. it all happened while he was out walking his dog with his wife, kron four's dan thorn takes a look at what happened. >> a brief. but stunning video an unknown man with a large knife is caught stocking. another man who is seen running away this playing out near san francisco's jefferson square park. it was really scary. it's one of those like when time slows down and and you you know, i guess this really happening. that's the same skyler givens says his attacker is hom

raquel martin, back to you. >> thanks a lot. raquel hundreds if not thousands of afghan refugees are expected to try to seek a new life here in the bay area and all across california. yeah. one community group in the east. bay's already. >> providing a safe haven for dozens of refugees who are now calling america home with jonathan mccall with more on their mission. >> the images are tragic to see afghans trying any way possible to flee from their war torn homes in search for a new life free from taliban rule. it was terrifying. it was. >> it looks like humanity was killed and every step in this country. some of those who have been fortunate to get out are making new lives right here in the bay area. >> for this month. we have a 100 individuals. to 12 agency. so right now so far to be i've been served 60 individuals. i'm expecting at least 50 more and and the next 2 weeks fauci azizi is with the jewish community in family services, east bay. >> she says this agency has been working for a number of years to bring afghan refugees

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