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i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news and 7.24. and coming up next on this tuesday morning, continuing our coverage of the big story, the leak supreme court opinion. >> that could overturn roe v wade will see what local reaction there is this morning. 7.27, and we're getting ready for the heat today as sunny all over. it is yeah point you a good good example of that this morning and that sunshine is going to translate to much warmer temperatures. this afternoon we saw yesterday rain. we going to it's going to be a warm one. if you are in the inland areas. mid 80's for you. >> along the coast, 60, so much warmer than your typical used to clear skies, though, a good day to get outdoors, bring some water with you when it starts to heat up. you want to make sure you're prepared and ready or give your dogs a nice little walk today. alright, current radar shows us quiet story this morning. no dense fog to slow us down. current temperatures outside right now. so if you're leaving the house, 52 in san jose, 46 down in palo alto. 56 in alam

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >>other news this afternoon, the department of energy will spend billions on battery manufacturing in hopes of helping the biden administration meet its electric vehicle goals. the federal agency announced monday the funding of more than 3 billion dollars in battery production. they say it's intended to strengthen the domestic supply chain in the united states, which will help lower costs for families and boost employment. according to the d o e e more than 2.5 million electric vehicles were sold at the end of march. president biden wants to have electric vehicles make up half of all vehicle sales in america by the year 2030. the california department of finance says the state is seeing its lowest population numbers since 2016 last year. california had 118,000 fewer residents which leaves us with a population of just over. 39 million residents. officials say the drop is the result of declining birth rates and more cove and more deaths due to covid. also as we see people leaving the st

i'm justine waldman and i'm catherine heenan. we are learning more about how governor newsom is planning to spend state surplus money in the next year. his proposals include boosting funding to address declining enrollment in public schools. billions for infrastructure and 65 million dollars to launch his proposed care court. and they're also proposal proposals to tackle some national issues that includes investing. >> 125 million dollars and reproductive health care services. and about 18 billion to address inflation. the governor also announcing a pilot program to install a new camera network in order to address freeway shootings, law enforcement and victims families have really been pushing for help in solving those cases, specifically by using a lot more surveillance cameras. kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> we have very happy and very excited because of cost. finally answer. karl chan is speaking on behalf of the world family. 23 month-old jasper. wu died in a drive-by shooting on 8.80, in oakland in november of 2

i'm justine waldman. since that draft opinion from the supreme court leak done monday night, california lawmakers have sprung into action to protect abortion rights. and today they area congresswoman zoe lofgren. and as you called on the senate to pass the woman's health protection act, which would make access to an abortion, a federal law right now, democrats do not have enough votes to push the bill forward and many republican senators say that they will not sign it. >> they are saddled with a rule that actually is also found nowhere in the constitution, which is called the filibuster. in fact, it's pretty clear it's contrary to what the founders thought because otherwise they wouldn't have provided that the vice president sitting as a presiding officer. the senate would break a tie. obviously it was not never intended to have a super majority. that's the rule they have now and i was very disappointed to hear senator collins say that although she was supposedly 4 women's freedom supposedly feels lied to

i'm justine waldman. covid cases are on the rise across the country and here in the bay area that omicron subvariant may be to blame. so in a minute, we will tell you about a new way to test and treat that's helping some bay area counties recover. now from this uptick in cases. but first, there's new data from the world health organization that estimates nearly 15 million deaths have been linked to covid-19 between the start of 2020 and the end of 2021. this is more than double the official count of 6 million reported by johns hopkins university. scientists psay the pandemic's impact on the health systems is a reason for this growing total. the data shows 84% of access. excess deaths will be from the southeast asia region, europe and the americas during that 24 month period. and now we'll go to the peninsula where there is a free way to get tested and treated for covid-19 at the college of san mateo. the test to treat sites are part of a federal program launched by the biden administration. and that's whe

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i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> a lawsuit has been filed against southern california edison on behalf of victims of what's known as the coastal fire. that's the fire. and good to go. last week, the destroyed 20 homes damaged nearly a dozen other homes. the lawsuit alleges the utility is liable for the fire. the cause is still being investigated, but the utility has said there was, quote, circuit activity with its electrical equipment near that devastated neighborhood prior to the wind driven fire attorneys for the homeowners say it's just another example of edison not properly maintaining its equipment in clearing brush. the utility has not commented on the litigation. >> you know, young person interested in making a positive impact on the environment but aren't sure how the california climate action court is recruiting recruiting weather right now. they are the country's first statewide climate action core over the past year, more than 300 climate action work fellows and thousands of other californ

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. thank you. just saying. >> and now to our 4 zone weather forecast on this monday evening. a live look outside over san francisco from our camera atop mount sutro. has been pretty breezy out there the last few days in the last few weeks. but lawrence is here to tell us that's about to change. yeah, that fog has been an issue today, but now the winds kind of kicking up. we've got a cold front coming through the winds whipping around the bay area now, but things are going to change. i think in the next 24 hours, those winds. >> we'll start to back off a little bit high pressure building in and the temperatures will be warming up nicely out there tonight. we have are clearing out toward the golden gate bridge looking good. just a love breeze out there toward the coastline, especially right now. you see the cold front coming through border much energy with seeds of some of those high clouds. kind of give you an idea where it's at having to scour out that marine layer is a moves on through and then as

that means a long weekend for basketball fans. >> and their wallets in san francisco, justine waldman, kron, 4 news. >> tomorrow is memorial day and there's going to be a ceremony at the san francisco national park cemetery in the presidio over the weekend. hundreds of boy and girl scouts joined volunteers planting 26,000 american flags at the graves of fallen soldiers. the site has hosted memorial day event since the holiday was established back in 18. 68. now tomorrow's commemoration includes a 21 gun salute honoring the been killed in the line of e p- duty. the u.s. air force band of the golden west travis brass is also scheduled to appear tomorrow that 3 hour event starts at 10, 30 tomorrow morning. and our very own ken wayne is going to be the emcee for that event. if you go maybe wait to him. quacks u.s. averted. >> a couple ducklings got stuck in a storm drain. how police got them safely back to their mom. we've got that story coming up. and in sports, we now know the warriors will face in the nba finals. kylen mills has the highlights from game 7 of the eastern conference fina

i'm justine waldman. we have a lot to get to on this wednesday and we are going to begin in the south bay. there were tense moments earlier this afternoon after a man showed up to a san jose elementary school with a knife. police have now taken him into custody and kron four's charles clifford is joining us now live outside of empire gardens elementary school with more on what happened here. good afternoon, charles. this. >> good afternoon. yeah. right now i'm standing near 22nd street and jackson fortunately the situation was resolved peacefully. parents were able to pick up their kids a short time ago. and the man in question is in custody. but pretty tense moments this morning. let's going take a look at some video now just before 11 o'clock police, the police department received reports of a man with a knife near empire gardens elementary school and they arrived on scene. they found this man on top of a wall near some dumpsters on the north side of campus. the school was put into lockdown. the kids we

i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. >> that school teaches second 3rd and 4th graders. authorities say the police killed the shooter. there's no longer a threat, but there are so many parents tonight in that texas community who have not been able to be reunited with their young children. kron. 4 state of sack is following the developments to keep changing practically by the minute. she joins us now from our newsroom with the latest taylor. >> well, investigators are still working to find answers to some of those major questions we have tonight. of course. >> many of us are still asking what the gunman's motivation was, why he chose that school.

i'm justine waldman. that climber calls himself prolife spiderman and the san francisco police department tweeted out this photo of him making his way up the side of the building just after 10 o'clock this morning. prolife spiderman, even post a video of himself as he climbed up the 1070 foot off a skyscraper in soma. kron. 4 says he has been outside of the sales force tower all day. watching this unfold with so many other people. haaziq, though, what charges could this man be facing for this that he pulled off today? >> justine, he climbed the tallest building in san francisco. took them a little over and how an hour and a half to get to the top, causing some very anxious moments for first responders and looking lose here on the ground. >> what is going it was more like what is going up. the side of the cells forced our tuesday morning. the downtown san francisco, according to instagram because himself, the prolife spiderman and identifies his real debut as mason. the shelves from las vegas, nevada at ar

i'm justine waldman, firefighters, the north bay are once again on high alert. a red flag warning is now in effect in solano county. that will last until wednesday morning. gusty winds, high temperatures and bone-dry vegetation all making it very easy for a fire to start and for it to spread kron four's. charles clifford joins us now live from solano county with more on the red flag conditions there. and also a cal fire wants us to know today. good afternoon, charles. >> good afternoon. i'm in solano county right now. it's probably in the 90's. we've teady wind all day with pretty good gusts. and we are seeing the second red flag warning here in just a week. but we had one significant fire this past weekend. and cal fire is asking people to be prepared. the national weather service says that red flag conditions will continue from now through wednesday evening across much of north central california, including most a solano county. this comes just days after the fast-moving quail fire burned 135 acres north of fairfield. >> and briefly forced evacuations in the a

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i'm justine waldman. that one hour time period has stirred a lot of anger in questions for the community and uvalde. they want to know why it took that amount of time to stop the shooter. tae family say heavily armed officers stood outside of the school, restraining them rather than storming the building. and now police are trying to give some better answers and clear up any misunderstandings and express the difficulty facing community members and law enforcement. now. >> i got to see eagles like to see the officers because committee members. it is it is so are it's very it's hard to dramatic. ross. we're all hurting inside. >> so that there was the regional director at the texas department of public safety. and while the scored school normally had an armed school safety officer on campus. we learned today that when the suspect arrived, there was not an officer there. we also got a new timeline that was revealed from law enforcement today about what went down on tuesday. that first 9-1-1, call came in at

i'm justine waldman. it's according to court documents that the little girl died from suffocation and smothering the family claiming that that little girl was possessed by a demon kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us here now live in the newsroom with more details from this very disturbing case. good afternoon, rob. just in court documents identify the 3 year-old girl as a raleigh. police discovered the little girl dead inside an apparent church back in september. it's where her family tried to attempt an exorcism type ritual claiming she was possessed by a demon. here are the 3 suspects in custody or at least mother claudia hernandez. santos, who was arrested in january. the man pictured in the middle, renee hernandez, santa's santos, who is the victim's uncle, as well as her grandfather on the right. renee hernandez. the grandfather told police that he was the leader of a church at this san jose location. court documents state that the suspects thought the girl was possessed by a demon and held her down by

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. president biden and the first lady will visit uvalde on sunday to meet with the victims. families. >> procedures for police during a mass shootings have evolved over time tonight. kron four's dan kerman talk to the former swat team member on how it was and how it is now and what questions need to be asked about what just happened in texas. >> when looking at police response to mass shootings, the protocol up to and during 1999, ce columbine massacre was quite different. the officers did engage the subjects in the parking lot. >> but then they follow what the standard protocol was when officers were outgunned >> they they waited for tactical teams to respond. security consultant brian higgins is a lecturer at the john jay college of criminal justice. >> and retired bergen county police chief in swat team member. he says after columbine, the protocol changed waiting for tactical team is not the answer. officers will respond. have to go in immediately so long as the shootings occurred. i

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. in response to the shooting in texas school districts all over the country say. >> they are stepping up security and a number of bay area school districts are doing the same thing. grant lotus is here in the studio with. >> more on what's a very unnerving school day. grant for parents for kids for everybody. yeah, a lot of parents said just the sight of a police officer was reassuring to them. >> today and you know, these parents or they're scared, they're heartbroken. they're frustrated. they're angry. those are some of the emotions shared with us this morning. his parents spoke with us as they drop their kids off at school and school district officials say there have not been any credible threats against schools here in the bay area, but extra security was on many campuses today. they say out of an abundance of caution and to reassure people in livermore, the city's police department placed officers at more than 20 schools within the livermore valley joint unified school district. a

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> 7.52 is the time in the south bay to san jose city council has removed in effective cap on new housing development in the northern part of the city. so building restrictions have been in place. 4. well, decade, at least a decade now, partly due to a lawsuit with santa clara. the unanimous vote, though, could now result in somewhere between 24 32,000 new units being built in the northern part of that city. the council is asking for 20% of those units to be affordable housing as the city is grappling to solve its housing and homelessness crisis. >> san jose is the economic engine of the city has long been a place where tech companies set up and really have right a lot of business into our community. and we're going to continue to make sure that we build that economic engine. but in addition, the city has a vision of making sure that we build a lot of extra housing and this is a perfect place for it. >> research shows that homelessness in san jose actually jumped more th

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> help could soon be on the way for california couples struggling with infertility a bill making its way through the appropriations committee this week, wood for some health insurers to cover infertility related costs. east bay assemblywoman buffy wicks is behind bill ab 2029. this is her 3rd time trying to get that bill through. she says the bill would focus on large health insurance plans. >> and this year we've narrowed the bill. we've taken some amendments to reduce the amount of cycles. one could get under bill as well cap of the benefits to $75,000 per couple. so our hope there is by reducing the cost and the scope, we will be able to get the bill passed. hope that if we get this bill passed this year, we can come back again next year and add more plans at medical and others so that we can have tracked across the board. >> experts say one in 8 people experience infertility issues in which says her second child was born through ivf. the bill is set to be heard by t

i'm justine waldman, grant. pam, back to you. thank you. justine. the draft majority opinion that was leaked is causing some concern over the future of infertility treatment. >> earlier today, kron 4 spoke with him in fertility expert from ucsf. she says if the supreme court goes ahead, no returns rowe. she does not believe that will hurt or limit access to infertility treatments. that's both here in california and beyond. but she says it could very well affect the in vitro fertilization process for couples and the number of embryos the couple can generate and store. >> in the area state could make a rule that her son had begins at fertilization. and if that's the case, then an idea we do generate which is that, you know, a gun is from merging together and creating an embryo, which one we're working with them is really just a ball. and, you to 100 cells as embryos would be to equal protection under the law. and you know, you would not be ok, just start. >> doctor says this could affect how many embryos the couple can make and hold on to store and it

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> well, in response to the shooting in texas school districts all over the country say they're now stepping up security and several school districts in the bay area are doing the same in livermore. the city's police department placed officers at more than 20 schools within the livermore valley joint unified school district. a spokesperson for the police department says school resource officers are always assigned to del val and little more high schools and that a school resource argent covers all the district's middle schools. but she says they wanted to give parents an added sense of security. >> understandably, parents come to school and students can a school little uneasy given yesterday's tragedy and we wanted to do what we could to make them feel more at ease. >> well, in a statement, the school district superintendent said, quote, we are appreciative for our strong partnership with our lpd and their willingness to provide visible reassurance to our families with t

justine waldman joins us now live from the newsroom with that part of our coverage, justine grant and vicki. 10 years old. that's the age of most of the victims. just 10 years old. the 2 teachers who were murdered work to drop elmentary school for more than a decade. and even morales was a 4th grade teacher. she reportedly died protecting her students. she taught at robb elementary for 17 years and she leaves behind a husband and a daughter. her or garcia was also killed in the attack. she's been teaching at the school for 23 years and was a mother of 4 children. there is jackie cars. there's and and about rodriguez. they were cousins in the same classroom at robb elementary school. their aunt says jackie, who had just had her first communion 2 weeks ago with social and outgoing there and said that and was an honor roll student and that the 2 cousins were very close. there's also 4th grader. xavier lopez. his mom had just been with her 10 year-old at the school hours before for an awards ceremony. she said he had a smile, but she will never forget. that's just some of the victims that

i'm justine waldman. pam. vicki, back to you. >> justine, thank you. and continuing our coverage in justice alito is league draft opinion striking down abortion rights. he makes reference to the landmark supreme court ruling which allowed same marriage that has many in the lgbtq community concern. marriage equality may be the next domino to fall. but first, dan kerman report. >> they took away our first marriage whether prop 8 passed the prop proponents tried to take a where's our second marriage? the court said no, you can't do that. and yet here we are yet for more than 35 year. stuart gaffney and john lewis have been a couple. >> first, mary, during san francisco's 2004 winner of love. and then legally remarried. in 2008, they've seen the ups and downs of prop 8 and the supreme court's 2015 reeling legalizing same marriage. the latest shoe to drop a supreme court justice samuel alito, sleek draft opinion striking down abortion rights in it. he references that 2015 same marriage ruling which raises the question is marriage the next to fall? it's very

. >> our justine waldman joins us now live with the more on this justine. so the question is what was happening during that hour, right? that's what we're trying to get to the bottom of here. but during that one hour time period, it has stirred a lot of anger in questions for the community of uvalde. they want to know why it took that amount of time to stop the shooter. the family say that heavily armed officers were standing outside the school, restraining them rather than storming the building. the father of 10 year-old javier, because they're us as people excuse me says police did not act quickly enough to save his daughter and her 18 classmates and 2 teachers. >> are the rush in and like i know that that that we did see that. for me. that leaves the house. ali, you know, and if anything, fish, it could have been. a lot more. could have been prevented compared the that if you bears at >> as should weather here is done. >> so he says that he is speaking out because he wants the public to know more about what could have been done to save his child. and now

. >> kron four's justine waldman says business owners along the waterfront are hoping for a big boost. >> read for san francisco with the warriors in the nba finals. the city is buzzing with unexpected boost in tourism. 70% of all the money they've been is not in a hotel. it's out in community where they're buying souvenirs, plain clothing. >> the eating out going to bars, taking course going to you know, by an exhibit seconds it really is very deep. but people do when they spend money with the about nick scenes like the golden gate bridge and fisherman's wharf should get some screen time during the games broadcast showing off the city to an international audience, attracting them to come visit in the future. >> during the finals at chase center right down the embarcadero at pier. 39 restaurants are bracing for a big boom in business before during and after the games were aided by a lot of extra beverage and food and staff up because we're going to have been crowds over the next couple weeks. the first finals game is thursday. the second on sunday. that means a long weekend for basket

. >> kron four's justine waldman is here with more on reaction from the president and lawmakers, justin. so president joe biden and the first lady will travel to uvalde on sunday. that's when they will be consoling. >> the families of the victims, the white house also said that the president is scheduled to meet with religious and community leaders and mourn with the families whose children were killed in tuesday's rampage. today, the white house press secretary kareen, john pierre also reinstated biden's stance on pushing for universal background checks for gun buyers. common sense gun safety laws work. we know this. they save lives. >> as the president said tuesday night when the assault weapons ban passed, shootings went down. they tripled after it was lifted. >> so pressure is growing for congress to respond to these recent back-to-back mass shootings during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today i talked with north bay representative mike thompson. he said the house has passed several bills that will help gun control. however, republican senators are not supporting these bills. thompson t

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. well help could soon be on the way for california couples who are struggling with infertility. >> a bill making its way through the appropriations committee this week with for some health insurers to cover infertility related costs. east bay assemblywoman buffy wicks is behind bill ab 2029. this is our 3rd time trying to get through is is the bill. it focused a large health insurance plans. >> and this year we've narrowed the bill. we've taken some amendments to reduce the amount of cycles. one could get under bill as well cap of the benefits to $75,000 per couple. so our hope there is by reducing the cost and the scope, we will be able to get the bill passed. hope that if we get this bill passed this year, we can come back again next year and add more plans at medical and others so that we can have tracked across the board. >> one in 8 people experience infertility issues in which says her second child was born through ivf. the bill is set to be heard by the appropriations committee.

justine waldman joins us live in the newsroom with that part of our coverage. justine. >> well, most of the victims are just 10 years old. and one of the 2 teachers killed died trying to save her students. >> even morales was a 4th grade teacher and reportedly died trying to protect her students. she had taught at robb elementary for 17 years. she leaves behind a husband and a daughter. her co-teacher or garcia was also killed in the attack. she'd been teaching at the school for 23 years and was a mother of 4 children. the youngest victim is 8 years old is iad rca. his grandfather said that he was the sweetest little boy and wasn't just saying that because he was his grandson. there's also 10 year-old amory joe garza. she had just made the honor roll at a ceremony at the school that morning. and her father said, quote, my little love is now flying high with the angels above. that's just some of the victims and the victims. family should be planning their summer vacations. now, instead they're making funeral plans. katherine noel, back to you. all right, justin,

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> well, apple will require employees to be in the office not once, but at least twice a week. now. now the people are coming back to the office with kron four's justin campbell taking a look at whether nearby businesses are going to finally start getting some of their business back. >> as you can see, apple employees are returning to work. some of them are coming across the street to dine in a place that seems like a world away at the duke of edinburgh bar and restaurant. one of the owners stand, campbell says people are slowly trickling in. we had a vote for parties. >> 15 2025 from a pool. an apple employee tells us the bar is a world away from the tech work across the street. it's a bit like in market west end of london although beautiful inside gampel says he's lost 70% of his business since the pandemic knew that was it was pretty busy. we did use open for lunch just we don't open for lunch. no, we don't open to for you coming here and you get away from everything

i'm justine waldman in for grant lotus tonight. that plane went down in the morning headlines on friday afternoon. >>and today, the marin county sheriff's office has identified both of the victims. one is 57 year-old michael breyer and the other. 52 year-old jennifer lynn fox. the crash happening on a ridge just north of conzelman road kron four's rob nesbitt reports that the victims are from sacramento and he tells us how long investigators say it will take before they know why the plane went down. >>friday's plane crash just north of the golden gate bridge in the marin headlands killed. 57 year-old michael breyer and 52 year-old jennifer lynn, fox fox's website describes her as an entrepreneur who became interested in skincare a young age. the founder of 3 businesses called the i m empowerment network, j j fox productions and i am studio over the weekend to sacramento schools, saint francis catholic school and just what high school identified fox as the mother of 2 student, president of jesuit high reverend john p mcgarry sent kr

i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis tonight and i'm grant lotus that boy was hurt so badly. it go to the hospital and now naturally parents and students, some of them are scared and administrators are trying to reassure people it's safe to go to school there for size money and has our top story. >> a 13 year-old boy was hospitalized with serious injuries afterrbeing involved in a physical altercation with another student at everett middle school in san francisco. it happened monday at around it's scary. you know something like that happened. we are really very concerned about the safety of our students so that every middle school parents say that some students have been more aggressive after returning to campus in the wake of the pandemic. and i've seen apdifference type of behaviors ever covid started. >> add to that, the co chair of the everett middle school ptsa says a lack of full-time teachers also plays a role in student behavior. so i just you know, i'm just taking my kid out of those classes and a time because i don't want him to be. >> in environment that is risky w

i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight, the national weather service says the warning will continue from now until wednesday morning. as much of. >> northern central california is experiencing red flag conditions and the red flag warning coming just days after the fast-moving quill fire burned 135 acres north of fairfield. it briefly forced evacuations in the area. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. people are now safely back at home. crews worked overnight to strengthen containment lines and put out hot spots and no reports of any injuries or damage buildings because of this fire. >> and in the san ramon valley, firefighters are battling a vegetation fire there. the fire burned. 25 acres in the area of highland and camino tassajara roads. it's not clear just how much has been contained at this point. but you can see there's plenty of smoke in that area as that fire burns. >> we are tracking another fire in napa county right now. it's burning near pope street silverado trail and the saint helene area. this is a live camera and we could see all the smoke and how win

i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. >> that school teaches second 3rd and 4th graders. authorities say the police killed the shooter. there's no longer a threat, but there are so many parents tonight in that texas community who have not been able to be reunited with their young children. kron. 4 state of sack is following the developments to keep changing practically by the minute. she joins us now from our newsroom with the latest taylor. >> well, investigators are still working to find answers to some of those major questions we have tonight. of course. >> many of us are still asking what the gunman's motivation was, why he chose that school. rob elementary and then opened fire, killing 18 children and 2 adults. this is video from that horrific scene that unfolded earlier today. what we do know is the shooter was 18 year-old salvatore wellness. officials say he acted alone. texas governor greg abbott says it's believed that he was also killed by law enforcement. we have since learned that he is a resident of uvalde and entered the school with a handgun and possibly a

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. well, the cdc says more than 1 million people have died of covid in the u.s.. >> the first person to die of the virus live in santa clara county, public health director doctor sara cody says the restrictions she put in place at the beginning of the pandemic. help the county and the country of the county rather avoid a high mortality rate and it's something other places should have learned from. >> really this region you know, at every turn really stepped from sheltering in their homes at the beginning of the pandemic. when we had really no other tools available, stepping up and getting vaccinated to wearing their masks. this other communities had fared as well as we have relatively speaking, hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive in the united states. hundreds of thousands. >> well, doctor cody says the current rise in covid cases due to a subvariant of omicron that spreads more easily. she says it's important to be up to date with your vaccinations. you're testing when

i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis. this is a very disturbing story out of the south bay tonight. 3 family members in san jose have now been charged in connection to the death of a 3 year-old girl. >> during an exorcism like ritual kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live with more on the investigation into why the family apparently claims they i thought this little girl, rob was possessed jagr and it's very disturbing. police discovered little girl dead inside an apparent church back in september. >> her mother told invessigators that the family tried performing an exorcism on the girl because she was waking up in the middle of the night crying or screaming. what looks like a quiet san jose residents was operated as an apparent church and where police say a 3 year-old girl named a rally was killed by her mother. >> claudia hernandez santo's go. renee hernandez, santo's and grandfather renee hernandez. we're comfortable in saying that. >> these 3 individuals are going to held be held accountable for the death of a 3 year-o

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. the justice department is taking steps to raise awareness about hate crimes and make it easier for victims to report them. leaders at the doj unveiled the new guidelines in programs this week. the initiatives help states create hate crime reporting hotlines and outreach to those who don't speak english and we have limited access to the internet. >> last weekend's attack was a painful reminder of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only on individuals. but an entire communities. they bring immediate devastation. inflict lasting fear. >> the new investments are part of the anti asian hate crime bill passed by congress last year. yesterday house democrats passed a plan to give the doj more resources to investigate domestic terrorist groups. but most republicans and even some house democrats oppose the bill. they say, gives the federal government and law enforcement the power to track and censor speech. an assistant water polo coach at uc davis is accused of distributing child.

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justine waldman is here with what we're learning about some of the 21 victims. justine just 8 years old, but the average age of children that were killed. >> we're also learning more about one of the 2 teachers murder. >> should say students will >> you >> i do believe we have an issue with your microphone. i'm justine, but as she was saying, the 4th grade teacher reportedly died protecting her students. she taught at robb elementary for 17 years and leaves behind a husband and the daughter. >> and her coat garcia also killed in that attack. she had been teaching at the school for 23 years. she was the mother of 4 children. >> jackie cazares and annabel rodriguez were cousins in the same classroom at robb elementary school. their aunt says jackie, who had her first communion just 2 weeks ago was very social and outgoing there. and also set annabelle was an honor roll student and the 2 cousins were very close and there is 4th a lopez. his mother had just been with her 10 year-old at the school. this was only hours earlier for an awards ceremony. she said that he

i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis. tonight, the biden administration says there will be serious consequences if congress does not approve more covid funding. republicans are blocking covid funding. >> over plans for a title. 42 to end. that's the pandemic policy that prevented migrants from seeking asylum. but the white house says covid funding should not be held hostage over title. 42 because the decision to end it comes from the cdc and officials say more covid funds are critical. >> to get new and even better boosters for the various different variants that are either with us. >> but that will evolve. >> the white house says without more money, some programs like the government subsidize testing vaccinations and treatments could abruptly come to an end and bay area. health officials are asking people to mask up indoors once again. the region now has the state's highest covid infection rate. experts say the omicron subvariants are fueling this new wave kron four's. dan thorn has our story now. >> it seemed like we we

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, justine. it is 5 51 and in the south bay to san jose city council removed in effective cap on new housing development in the northern part of that city. building. restrictions have been in place partly due to a decade old lawsuit with santa clara. the unanimous vote could result in somewhere between 24 32,000 new units being built in northern san jose. the council is asking for 20% of those units to be affordable housing as the city grapples with its housing and homelessness crisis. >> san jose is the economic engine of the city has long been a place where tech companies set up and really have right a lot of business into our community. and we're going to continue to make sure that we build that economic engine. but in addition, the city has a vision of making sure that we build a lot of extra housing and this is a perfect place for it. >> research shows homelessness in san jose went up over 10% during the pandemic. the council says they hope to break new ground on these new units as soon as n

i'm justine waldman in for ken wayne tonight. the shooting happened just after 4.15, in vacaville on interstate 80. >> right near the alamo drive exit. police say a silver honda accord was hit several times by bullets. a 7 year-old who was riding the back seat was hit by one of those bullets. that child is expected to be okay as police are calling their injuries non-life-threatening police say right now it is unclear what prompted this shooting. we are continuing to follow this story and we'll bring you updates as they become available tonight. also just into our newsroom from the north bay, santa rosa. police have arrested parents in connection to the death of their 15 month-old toddler. these are pictures from the home on sonoma avenue. police say they first responded to this house at about 11 o'clock this morning after getting reports of an unresponsive child. investigators say that they notice suspected fentanyl near the toddler. then they found more fentanyl and fentanyl paraphernalia in different areas, including in the bed

i'm justine waldman. kron 4 news time now for a weather check as we get a live look at the beautiful shot there of the golden gate bridge tonight. yes, great view the golden gate bridge from baker beach. christie feel a lot of people might be head to the coast the next couple days. lawrence is here with a look at the forecast is getting warmer. a lot of folks who want to head there to beat the heat. i think temperatures really going to soar. i think the next couple of days really going to feel it starting tomorrow today, kind of a transitional day, kind of gusting. >> as a cold front went through, still seeing some of those winds along the coastline, especially little blustery in spots. temperatures. yeah, only 59 degrees below the average in the san francisco. 65 in oakland. 68 for a high in san jose. 66 in livermore 70 in concord and 70 in santa rosa. all these numbers running below the average for this time of year. that's courtesy this area of low pressure this front to drop through the bay area. see

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news help could soon be on the way for california couples struggling with infertility. a bill making its way through the appropriations committee in sacramento this week would force some health insurers to cover infertility related costs. east bay assemblywoman buffy wicks is behind a b 2029. this 3rd time trying to get it through. she says the bill would focus on large health insurance plans. >> and this year we've narrowed the bill. we've taken some amendments to reduce the amount of cycles. one could get under bill as well cap of the benefits to $75,000 per couple. so our hope there is by reducing the cost and the scope, we will be able to get the bill passed. hope that if we get this bill passed this year, we can come back again next year and add more plans at medical and others so that we can have across the board. estimated one in 8 people experience infertility issues and weeks as her second child was born through ivf. >> the bill is set to be heard by the appropriation

i'm justine waldman. today president biden traveled to buffalo, new york to meet with the community, still reeling after a horrific shooting that authorities say was racially motivated. our dc correspondent raquel martin has the latest. now. >> we've come to grieve with you. >> tuesday, the president and first lady visited the memorial outside the buffalo neighborhood grocery store where the shooting took place and met privately with grieving families. that's not the same. but we know what it's like to lose a piece or so. then moving from grief to anger, the ideology of white supremacy has no place in america. >> the president that america must reject the racial hatred. that was apparently the motive for the murders of 10 black americans in buffalo. what happened here? >> it's simple, straightforward chairs. >> the president also renewed his call for lawmakers to pass a plan that would ban the use of assault weapons. >> i'm not going to give up new york. senators chuck schumer and kirsten gillibrand promi

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> for dogs have been killed in an overnight fire at a kennel in brentwood. investigators believe that fire was accidental. some viewers want to warn you might find the video disturbing. investigators believe an electrical problem in an air conditioning unit caused this fire. >> it happened at the dirty dog, canine and fitness retreat in brentwood just before 10 o'clock last night. fire crews contain the flames to one building, but for dogs died of smoke inhalation. >> we were able to rescue and save 15 animals that were on the property as well. whether it's a civilian loss of life or even a, you know, a family pet. all those are important. and all of our lives and they mean a lot to everybody. >> firefighters say they have regular training actually performing cpr on pets. as you see there. meantime, services have resumed at that candle. >> gas prices set a new statewide record today hitting $6 and $0.6 a gallon on average. meanwhile, state lawmakers are still trying to

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