i've looked at others in sacramento and other counties. >> i want to implement a fully automated system, the same one that san mateo currently has in place, and use that for santa clara county. and by having a fully automated ccw system, the sheriff has no involvement in decision-making process with that. >> i actually think there should be psychological exam associated with those application processes. i think there should be enhanced training protocols. right now it's only eight hours. i would want at least 24 hours of training prior to signing off on one of those permits. and i also think on an annual basis, a person should requalify to ensure they're proficient in handling those firearms. >> i want to come in and completely restructure, start with who's our managers and change that organization from the top down. i believe that it's necessary to replace a lot of our top executives. >> now all the candidates are running on reform platforms. the major issues include staffing and improving mental health services for inmates in the jails and restoring the public trust. jenson is conside

northern sacramento valley . maybe mendocino county north could get a little light rain late sunday and early monday. 50 60 seventies on most of the attempts will continue to kind of ease down all the way into sunday and still pretty cool for a monday dave. alright see, thank you. time is 5 20 with the concern is growing about the spread of monkeypox. health experts are preparing for potential outbreaks will tell you what they area doctors say about the risk for us and the government's plan to slow down that virus spread. and air travelers. you have more problems will tell you about the obstacles you will face if you need a new air passport or have to get a passport renewed. as we emerge from the coronavirus pandemic, health officials are now seeing more cases of monkeypox ktvu is christian captain says medical experts are taking what they've learned from covid to plan for monkey pox. as the covid pandemic eases monkeypox is coming into sharper focus, infectious disease specialist dr peter chen hong says the fact

sacramento toro of sacramento, one of them. her journey started by dating a man , she says she later discover worked as a pimp and he started sexually abusing me and selling me to his own game. that betrayal turned into a blessing because i have a son and he was not going to be like anything like his father, like many among this crowd, sharing their past in the hope of saving others. backed by victory outreach self sacramento want people sex trafficking is a crime that affects all ages, genders and backgrounds. i wasn't a prostitute. but that's just because i didn't charge you know? but you do what you have to do to be to sleep somewhere to, you know, just to be just to make it victory. outreach says sex trafficking is a problem across greater sacramento, explaining the freeway system makes it a hub, sending victims throughout the state marching across the state capital victory outreach is working to connect with his many people affected as possible. led in part by senior pastor eddie carabobo, who says his mother was a survivo

sacramento. it's not like marysville or or lodi. sacramento gets a nice they get, not a sea breeze directly, but it's kind of a sea breeze. i mean, humidity comes up and temperatures drop down, so they get a little bit of a break. there's the five day forecast stick, uh, sunday and there so you can see that it cools even a little further on well, not further, but states about the same on sunday. so there is the five day forecast. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. all right, bill. thank you. coming up next baseball hands down punishment from that bench clearing brawl between the angels and the mariners yesterday, joe fonzi up next with big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future

sacramento's forecast high for saturday is 80. fresno might even be in the apparatus and an even upper upper nineties to 100 down even in the desert, which is unheard of, for as you go into the first weekend in july, but that's what we're expecting any rain. we'll get a lot of drizzle, but any rain would be up to down north, humble county, maybe northern sacramento valley. up towards shasta last and they might get some late sunday into monday fifties sixties mainly seventies. now, i think if they hit 80, they'll only be there for a little bit and it's right back down, taking us into a really cool weekend, you guys and you mean cool as in cool, chili. all right. thank you, steve. we hope you join us tomorrow. here on morning sun to our next zip trip is friday. tomorrow morning on we will be in the fine city of venetia to show up the city's favorite places. for a bite to eat. just a great day. we're also going to highlight a children's choir that celebrates diversity all around the globe, and we explore more facts and trivia. i do t

sacramento maybe about 82. and for on saturday and sunday, so that tells you how much cooler we're going to get. there is a possibility of some rain mendocino county north northern sacramento valley late sunday into monday, the fourth we will get some cloud cover out of maybe some drizzle, maybe also up into tahoe four days away. that's something to watch. sixties seventies eighties. now on the temps, those temps inland continue to come down into the weekend. thank you. time is now. 6 42 whale watchers reporting of rare sighting over the weekend, and it was near the caroline island, they spotted a leucistic orca whale known for having a pale color and there's only a few of them in the world. loses um causes reduced pigment in the skin, making the skin white, pale or apache color. seeing orca out there in general is pretty rare and only happens maybe once or twice a year. um but to have this leucistic individual that is even more rare because there's only about five or six known animals with this condition in th

still, 99 degrees in a fresno. 99, bakersfield about 90 even in sacramento. but in the sacramento valley may just start out with a couple of patches of fog early tomorrow morning. 80's in los angeles about 72 degrees in santa barbara. overall, though, yeah, expect more. this more low clouds and fog. maybe some drizzle along the coastline overnight tonight to watch the push here. models already picking up on the fog, making its way inside the bay bumping up into the east bay. and then all of a sudden you start to see a surge right through the delta into the central valley. that is an extremely strong push, low clouds and fog. so with that in mind, it will take a little bit longer for to burn off. that means expect cooler temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. you'll see that sunshine inside the bay by the afternoon fall kind of camping along the coastline. then by the evening that fog starts to surge back on shore. and all of a sudden we start to talk about more fog making its way well on shore. so not the best news, i guess, folks that want the heat waves. but i

sacramento northern sacramento valley more in line, but it's close enough that i'm going to mention it. the air aloft has cooled off dramatically. diablo's 38 degrees. they have a northwest wind about 50 mph. i should mention the ultimate passed near the ultimate past. there's a west southwest wind to 60. mph so 5 80 is in your drive. i would hang on baby fifties on the temps. these aren't going to change the forties and fifties or just, you know a lot of cool errors coming in, but upper forties fifties, the wind and some of the cloud cover is going to keep this from getting any cooler, though. 45 tahoe 50 to truckee. strong south wind will send them up to some mild conditions before it really cools off, especially saturday into sunday morning, help lows in the twenties. if you're going up to the mountains fifties from most locations. that's the little driving in here. it will settle in tonight into saturday morning and then kick out starting on sunday. couple 100 possible. nevada maybe northern marin county napa sonoma county northward that looks to be the window for any kind of showe

mendocino county northern sacramento valley, shasta last and maybe tahoe, truckee. still iffy, but a couple of models forecast models do bring in a lot of cloud cover and some rain to the north on late sunday, monday, 60 seventies eighties on the temps, if you're inland, those temps will continue to go down. probably all the way into saturday. you guys alright. save time is just about 7 42 making customers and employees at bed bath and beyond sweat during hot summer days coming up when analysts say store managers are doing to cut costs. coming up on mornings on to date, a woman attacked inside of her own home by a man she claims was an amazon driver here. the victim described her attack as it was all caught on camera. and when you join us on the nine shockwaves continue after that stunning testimony in the investigation into the january 6th capital riot, but one of the most dramatic stories we've heard yet is starting to get some pushback. we'll tell you about it. stay with us. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. t

here in sacramento, we will be catching up with him later on tonight. we will bring you that. of course, once those election results roll in reporting live at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news long night. >> thanks, ashley. >> now we want to turn things over to kron four's. catherine heated who is joined by our esteemed political steve. yes, it will be in the studio all night. break down, though, with the results. are tonight's races, what it means for all of us, catherine? yeah, look who's here. i mean, i haven't seen these guys. >> i don't know how to talk to them without it being haha, i think i've forgotten now. all right. michael yaki, david mchugh in united and you have your so give us some reasons to watch tonight. i mean, well, anything that happens in the california primary, give us some indication of the mood of the country of things. changing course, california. just 2 different. michael, i think it's a combination of all of the above, which is probably the with a lot of people like to see on the ballot, even under all of the abou

aquÍ en sacramento, ademÁs de los dÍas de riego los cuales tienden a cambiar dependiendo la direcciÓn en donde ustedes resida como igual se nos ha pedido conservar el agua en un 20% y no sÓlo eso, ya comienzan a darle prioridad a la conversiÓn del jardÍn y del preciado lÍquido a travÉs de reembolsos ofrecidos en la ciudad de sacramento. >> aquÍ veo gente que lava sus carros con el agua desperdiciÁndola cuando puedes lavar tu agua tal vez en el pasto. tambiÉn hay que ser mÁs conscientes con esa forma de ayudar. presentador: y la corte suprema de justicia revirtiÓ una ley del estado de new york, que le exigÍa a las personas demostrar los motivos que hace necesario portar armas ocultas en espacios pÚblicos. una decisiÓn que se convierte en un duro revÉs para los grupos que promueven un mayor control de armas. presentadora: miren lo que pasÓ, la mayorÍa de los seis magistrados conservadores determinaron que los requisitos violan el derecho a la segunda enmienda constitucional al tener y portar armas. el alcalde de la ciudad de san josÉ indicÓ lo que implica esta decisiÓ

senator brian dolly will be here in downtown sacramento. we actually will be catching up with him within the next hour. and we hope to bring you some of his comments later on tonight this evening reporting live at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. ashley, i'm curious. what do you think can be attributed to the turnaround of the governor's fortunes? because >> when he's up for that recall, there some concern up could potentially lose. i mean, there's a >> a lot of arguments that we are in the midst of the covid pandemic and so on. now we have these surging gas prices. not much has been done to address that issue. doesn't seem like a lot has really changed since the last election. yet the governor seems to be in better shape this time. do we know why? >> yeah, i mean, i think it could come down to a couple of things. but yes, i mean, his opponents are definitely honing in on those direct issues that are affecting californians. others in, you know, democratic circles would point to, you know, recent events at the federal national

well, health officials are now reporting there's a 4th possible case of monkeypox in sacramento. the person was identified through contact tracing the specimen taken from this case has been sent to a cdc lab for testing. if it's going from this will be the 6 case. all of the monkeypox virus statewide since may 24th. >> it says that we are investigating. are appealing to or they connect this time risk to the general public is low, but people still do need to be aware. >> the world health organization says the sudden appearance of monkeypox indicates the virus he's actually been spreading undetected for some time. monkeypox is in the same category of small pox, though it is milder. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a south bay community rocked by gun violence as a suspect opens fire. >> the side of a local safeway taking an employee's life. we're hearing from the victim's brother. and frustration from a small business owner in the east bay after his store got hit twice in one night live. he says his sense of security and his faith in the legal system or taken from them. plus, l

the rice is fire in nevada county north of sacramento, has now grown to 900 plus acres. it's 10% contained. it started yesterday afternoon, right there close to the south fork of the river fire talked a lot about how the cliffs and canyons in that area have really complicated their response. reporter leanne denmark has the latest now from nevada county. packing up this trailer with what they could. steven burton and his family are trying to stay positive, too compartmentalized. what's going on? a lot of nice people here. very nice. this will be the second night they're spending evacuated due to the rice is fire. what's it been like? well, we were in north saying, well, of course, the fire department young lady came by and said, hey, it's time to move. you got to get out. this is new video from cal fire showing just how treacherous the terrain is. they've been fighting this fire since tuesday afternoon. officials say it's already burned more than 900 acres. special c. cruz will keep at it through the night 24 hour shifts . um they will continue to operate and construct li

you can do anything other than but a brand new feel to it. >> the sacramento county sheriff's office tells us they're not seeing a trend with gas. that's but the yolo county sheriff's office is reporting a rise just last week was primarily from agricultural properties. >> i think we've been experiencing about anywhere between 200 to 500 gallons of fuel taken. >> the time the thieves made holes like this to get inside and steal the fuel. but one of the main problems is the amount of trucks that's in the slot. it's hard to catch the thieves in the act. >> the back gate and the close of polls show how these have for their way in over the months. khalil says he's now paying for overnight security to protect his lot, lighting his property at night and lighting expense with items to deter crooks from coming in. but high fuel prices are causing more issues than just that's we were only surviving for the driver. >> and unfortunately, we have to let the driver spoke because we were making no money reporting in sacramento, clotted stefani and for 52 is the time. we'll be right back. when a tru

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june 7 reporting in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. the recall of san francisco district attorney chesa boudin is one of the biggest topics on the ballot. despite 15,000 signing a petition putting the recall on this june primary dieing calmly walked into the san francisco elections office holding his ground. >> an increase in crime such as this smash-and-grab in union square around christmas time. plus a jump in car break-ins and homicides have put the progressive da and his policies on the hot seat. richie greenberg help spearhead the campaign to try to oust moving. he says he hopes to see more support for recalling the d a >> da does not mean defense attorney. he's supposed to be prosecuting crimes and what we see instead is he basically criminals. so, you know, tomorrow election day and by 08:45pm, when the first reports come out from the department elections here in san francisco. we hope to see a avalanche of support of recalling trust. >> looting says these issues are right out of the republican playbook, adding that he remains c

thank you for the celebrations for juneteenth continue across the country this weekend in sacramento and outdoor concert marks the occasion. juneteenth was made a federal holiday last year. it marks the day with federal troops arrived in dallas in texas in 18 65, declaring that all enslaved people were free. well, that did this one smartphone user wants you to learn from her experience. she got hacked, and that caused problems for more than just her reporter. jenna sacks shows us what happened and how you can avoid becoming the next victim. my phone is really my lifeline digital attack on gina miller cellphone upended her life. a hacker stole gina's money, open credit cards in her name and looted payments to our small business. nobody can give me a definitive answer as to what happened and why all this happened in may, gina's cell phone stopped working when she called spectrum to ask why they said she transferred her service to another carrier. and i said no, i actually just started with spectrum about a month ago, so i am not switching phone companies to hacking technique called por

northern sacramento valley and also up in tahoe and truckee. so that is something you need to monitor. if you're heading out this weekend, keep an eye on things. 60 seventies eighties to some low nineties tomorrow, the cooling begins, and boy, it really kicks into cooler gear, if you will. friday saturday thank you. steve yellowstone national park could be closed for the summer coming up the wild new video showing the scene as people tried to flee the park during extreme flooding. and the warriors are back in boston ahead of game six of the nba finals will tell you what steph curry is saying about bouncing back from that rough performance in game five. (music throughout) wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions mor

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. >>> push in sacramento to keep a bad wildfire season from getting even worse. >>> tracking conditions around that fire as it continues to burn, also good news, showers in the first alert forecast. >>> nba finals come to town in middle of a covid surge. one step a local health expert is urging fans to take before heading to the game. >> before the event to give you peace of mind. >> good evening, i'm andrea nakano. evacuation orders remain in place in napa county this hour where a large vegetation fire exploded across nearly 600 acres in just a matter of hours. 4:00 this afternoon, northeast of napa near the silverado resort, near atlas fire burn scar. 5% contained, no word on structural damage but cal fire will be working through the night and into tomorrow. meantime, evacuations remain along soda canyon road. evacuation center at community church 1st street and napa. could be the beginning of a long fire season. katie nielsen reports the push for reliefs in sacramento tonight. >> hot and dry up here, spread real quick from down there, all the way up the hill to soda canyon. >> report

toro of sacramento, one of them. her journey started by dating a man, she says she later discover worked as a pimp , and he started sexually abusing me and selling me for his own game. that betrayal turned into a blessing because i have a son and he was not going to be like anything like his father. like many among this crowd, sharing their past in the hope of saving others backed by victory outreach, south sacramento want people to know. sex trafficking is a crime that affects all ages. genders and backgrounds. i wasn't a prostitute, but that's just because i didn't charge you know? but you do what you have to do to be to sleep somewhere to, you know, just to be just to make it victory. outreach says sex trafficking is a problem across greater sacramento, explaining the freeway system makes it a hub, sending victims throughout the state marching across the state capital victory outreach is working to connect with his many people affected as possible. led in part by senior pastor eddie carabobo, who says his mother w

this is at a coffee shop in sacramento. underneath everybody was scared the f out of the students he says a >> scare the f out of the students, he says, and send them to eventss where they'll get extra credit for protesting with antifa. i wonder if the parents mow abouten this. eflection. that's there. like i have an antifa flag on my roof on my wall and as student complained about that and you said it made them feel uncomfortable. well, it's meant to make fastest feeling uncomfortable. so you feel uncomfortable. i don't really know what he's doing here. he wants to >> he wants to make your students feel uncomfortable. so we confronted this man in the street in his neighborhood, and he told us that we were making him feel uncomfortable. >> gabriel? hello, how are you? i am a journalist with project veritas. >> [inaudible] reporting we are recording but i think you're going to be more interested in what i have to say here. there is saying isn't feel comfortable by the way. he's >> there he is saying he doesn't feel comfortab

sacramento pride also remembers a raid at a bar called upstairs downstairs. back in 1979, which inspired sacramento's first pride parade more than 40 years ago. back here at home glide memorial church in san francisco has worked to champion lgbtq+ rights for decades. this pride month, no different church leaders and members plan to march in the annual san francisco pride parade. >> lift the belfry in our tower in pink lights. so the pink lights will be shining. i'm really as a to tell folks that us here for the whole month of june. we've got a long history of not just conclusion, but really having table that it's built by lgbtq+, folks. >> we do hope you'll join us for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. it's hosted by our very own john shrable and taylor it will air thursday night june 23rd at 06:30pm. new at noon target has issued a nationwide recall for a pair of children's pajamas. that could be a burn hazard. that item is the captain jack unicorn. cozy pajama set featuring a black top and ivory bottoms with pictures of unicorns and sta

chief rick brazil, who served as chief of sacramento police department and lead investigator of a number of critical incident reviews. deputy chief eisenberg who served as director for threat management for virginia tech where he was recruited following the mass shooting there in 2007. deputy chief frank fernandez is a former chief of police and police practices expert for the justice department civil rights division since 2008. algeri certainly -- currently serves as someone who under sees the -- oversees the department in preparing officers for active shooter operation and response. the major served with the virginia state police that led to technical response as the director of the association and is a member of the i acp sector for training. lama gilroy is joining us remotely who has worked as a civilian executive dedicated to bridging the gap between officers and the communities they serve. sheriff john mina led the department after the shootings at pulse in 2016. -- was the architect of behavioral health response for the boston marathon funding. zeema led the response to the mass s

i've seen some projections of sacramento on saturday. the forecast i have 80 degrees, which is hard to believe, going into the fourth of july weekend, but that's what they all have. could be a few scattered showers up in the mountains. i think cold is a bigger message on the lows, maybe to the north hill north, humble county and northern sacramento valley up around shasta last and could get a little rain up their fifties sixties seventies on the temps if you like it cool. man this is tough to do, but we're going to do it this time around. going into the fourth of july weekend, you guys artsy. thank you still to come in new? we're just days away from the fourth of july, and there are several shows across the bay area up next to warning from san francisco police and where they say you should not go i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimi

and we have in sacramento historic investments at the moment in affordable housing. for the last couple of years we've been doing is we've been entering that we at first that we choose what the state priority is to create more affordable housing and then we harmonized those priorities across the dozens of multi family housingrental production programs that there are . and this project here exemplifies it, embodies so well those priorities. let me mention three. first deeply affordable. when i hear that the units will serve individuals and families that earn between 30 and 60 percent of the area median income that is essential. because housing for people with very low income is the housing that has been under produced most in the state of california for many years we have to ensure that housing that is deeply affordable, it costs more money but it's worth it. it's absolutely worth it. the second priority is fair housing. to ensure that we have inclusive projects, inclusive communities of opportunity and malcolm you and i don't agree on everything but i've been learnin

a butcher in the sacramento area rolling out a vending machine. he will soon be able to buy ground beef or steak from v miller meets 24 hours a day. as for the product freshness, the owner said nothing will be in the machine longer than seven days. >> for a second i thought that was the wrong video. that's not a vending machine? that's the right video. >>> this morning, hearings resume on capitol hill. coming up on today in the bay, what we are learning about what happened before and during the siege on the u.s. capitol. >>> calling for an increase in production both for producing and extracting oil. but also refining its tech >> working to cut down the pain at the pump. president biden going after oil companies as they break in big profits while you pay more for gas across the bay area. a live report from washington on what he is demanding those company change. >>> all eyes are on the capitol once again. january 6th committee will hold its third hearing. the new evidence expected to be presented in a matter of hours . >>> severe weather sweeping

los tamales en esa cuadra hace 25 años y es la primera vez que estopa con este sujeto >>> restaurante sacramento sido robado dos veces en la última semana el último robo quedó captado en cámara cuando el ladrón rompió los vidrios de local ingresó y se llevó el mineral la caja creadora las autoridades desconocen cianosis fueron prestado por el mismo ladrón >>> está shock que otra vez nos estaba pasando es la segunda vez que pasa. >>> este local tiene 20 años en sacramento la familia asegura que van a continuar adelante con su negocio >>> si estaba esperando una correspondencia que nunca llegó le cuento que es probable que haya caído en manos de la (nombre en inglés) >>> sky un ladrón robó pero las cartas de un correo la vio en un reporta >>> de contra la pandemia de piezas ella se reunió por las mañanas para conectar como vecinos pero vino turn algo en el correo >>> confirmo que investigadores están de balones es imágenes captadaspor una cámara de vigilancia y que mucho el momento en el que el camión es robado también que una persona sale con una caja llena de correspondenc

according to the sacramento bee. cal fire investigators say the utility didn't get to the power line that had the problem until 10 hours after the malfunction was reported. they say by then, the fire was too big to contain. pg and e says it acted prudently and that it's responding employee fought the fire himself before crews arrived. p genie has also pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in connection to a different wildfire. four people died in the zog fire, which burned in 2020 and shasta and hema county's fire. investigators say it started when a tree fell onto power lines. shasta and to hema counties alleged the utility was negligent and say the tree should have been removed. pg and e says it accepts cal fire's findings that a tree hitting power lines started the fire. but said it doesn't quote believe there was any criminal activity. oakland police are looking for the gunman who killed one teenager and injured another. the drive by shooting happened at the victims were walking near concordia park at ev

one couple from sacramento in the sacramento area, is speaking out about the loss of their 17 year old son to an overdose last year. how does a vibrant, healthy physically capable 17 year old just no longer lived about poisoning, not overdose, that it's about the deception that's happening. his parents say their son thought he was taking percocet. but it turned out it was founded on believe he bought it on snapchat and parents have criticized snapchat , another social media companies , who they say are open market for the sale and purchase of drugs. authorities say social media has played a major role in this dramatic rise of fentanyl deaths among us teenagers. an investigation has found more than 100. million americans now have medical bills. they cannot afford to pay. the study conducted by npr found they are facing a financial crisis due to a health care system that is systematically pushing patients into debt on a massive scale and americans living in the u. s. southern states faced the most medical debt. that same study found much of that patient debt is hidden as credit card bala

this is at a coffee shop in sacramento. >> how do you do that? >> get out of the students and send them to events where they will get extra credit for protesting with ntf. i wonder if the parents know about this? >> they take a picture they write. [inaudible] students heard about that. [inaudible] >> he wants to make your students feel uncomfortable. so wehi confronted this man in e street in his neighborhood and he told us we were making him feel uncomfortable. >> gabriel how are you? i am a journal with project veritas nice to talk with you. tdon't mind my calling recordig we are s recording. i think you're going to be more interested in what i have to say here. there is saying he doesn't feel comfortable' update hammer and sickle shirt on. this guy is a high school teacher, communist. he was stamping homeworkom assignmentssi with stalin's fac. this was actually happening. this happened and they sought for the new is happening andt they did nothing. it was not until veritas showed up with recordings the red everyone got outraged. that's the rea

try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> we're now learning a 3rd person in sacramento county may have contracted monkeypox. the sacramento county department of public health says that they found the suspected 3rd case through contact tracing back to the first case that was reported last week, according to the department, the first case had recently returned from travel to europe. the second suspected case like the 3rd had close contact with the first patient. the information has been sent to the cdc for confirmation. >> for your health tonight, people who use the drug paxlovid for a covid could be contagious even after they finish their treatment of paxlovid researchers at columbia university say they've seen at least 2 cases where patients have use the antiviral been symptom-free but then still infected. other people based on this new research, experts say it appears you can transmit covid after the paxlovid treatment and before any new symptoms present themselves, doctors do not know why what they call rebound infections occur but say cases so far have been mild and pretty rare. sti

. >> yes, start in the 1990 by a sacramento county sheriffs after deputy, donald northcross. his sorry, he says often when he was a sheriffs after deputy he got tired of african american men go to jail at such a high rate. he looked for a solution. said he wouldn't find one, so he started the okay program. >> that's great. that means he's given many young people a shot. we all need that help. >> yes, sir. >> we're appreciative of the work you're doing, continue that. we're going to hear more about that in the future segments and maybe the deputy chief might be here. >> yes, sir. >> great to have you, robert. >> thank you. >> please join us, robert smith, and the "okay" program, our kids. our kids. >>> welcome back to "mosaic." i'm ron swisher. we have been talking to robert smith about a program called "okay" program. our kids. when i first saw it i might it might mean oakland kids, but this program ndshrouout tho hnge about that and the fact that it's in other part of the country. >> currently we have o.k. program i believe in seven states. chapters just like oakland. we cal

sacramento 92 still hot in the valley. but everyone looks like statewide will get in on some cooling as we enter it's friday and the holiday weekend so low clouds, although not as many cool to mild to warm to hot sixties to nineties, but tomorrow looks like more eighties. and we'll continue that theme of cooler weather taking us into a much cooler pattern friday and the saturday you guys alright. thanks, steve. old man hit and killed by a car, leaving aside show coming up. we hear from the victim's loved ones devastated by what happened more than two years into the pandemic. the covid death rates for latinos have gone down, and that's a good sign. but still ahead. we'll tell you why. advocates say even more help is still needed. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside.

we will be live in sacramento right after the break. with more news challenging governor gavin newsom for governor. well this afternoon, we're hearing the heart wrenching account of one of the survivors of the uvalde school massacre. a teacher arnall full ray has lost 11 of his students during the mass shooting. reyes told abc news after he heard gunfire, he instructed his students to get under the table and act like they were asleep. but the shooter came in and opened fire. every child who was in his classroom was killed. reyes talked about the police response during the tragedy. >> did you feel abandoned in that moment by police by the people who are supposed to protect you. that are you more angry? because? you have a bulletproof i have met the. he was supposed to protect and serve. there is no excuse. for their actions. and i will never forget them. >> reyes was shot in the long and the arm. he says he played. and for 77 minutes until a border patrol team took out the shooter, he is undergoing another surgery today as he is trying t

it's northeast of sacramento. you can see those flames down below. we'll continue to watch this fire throughout the evening. >>> another headline that we're watching, a key hearing for the possible retrial of scott peterson has been delayed, rescheduled because of covid. one of his attorneys tested positive for covid. peterson was also exposed to the virus and is in loose quarantine. 49-year-old has been asking for a new trial since he was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and their unborn son 20 years ago. the retrial hinges on whether a juror was biased because she was a domestic violence victim. the hearing has been rescheduled for august 3rd. >>> also this evening, vice president kamala harris is headed back to the bay area. she'll be in town this thursday. details are still limited as to where she'll visit. her last trip to the bay area was in april. she was at ucsf to speak about maternal health. >>> today we got a firsthand account of president trump's actions in the days surrounding the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. it comes f

. >> we have been watching the rices fire at north and east of sacramento and it's in a steep terrain area. this is the time lapse yesterday afternoon. you can see the trees really waiting with that gusty wind and all the vegetation that's burning as the fire continues this morning. hopefully we do get more containment because we have seen a lot of act to betty in the area. we can see how much smoke is rising in the atmosphere yesterday afternoon as it continues to make that progress. that something we are watching today and the weather conditions in the area and will talk about what we are expecting as cooler air comes in. and now mike is tracking two traffic alerts? >>> surface streets and menlo park but i will lead with i-80. a major roadway. the freeway taking you from the carquinez bridge down through hercules where this crash is shy of the hercules exit. backup is about half an mile before the skyway. i would not get off the freeway. >>> it out because two lanes have opened up in the last few minutes. two lanes open and two lanes open up the carquinez bridge. pass highway 4 ever

kpix 5's katie nielsen reports, the push for relief is already underway in sacramento. >> it's so hot and dry up here that it spread real quick right down from down there all the way up the hill. >> reporter: tom bird has vineyards along the hillside scorched by the old fire that started late tuesday afternoon, the same hillside burned by the atlas fire that caused so much damage in santa rosa in 2017. this is just off silverado trail in the heart of napa's wine country. >> the men and women of cal fire working really hard up here, keeping us real safe up here. >> reporter: according to cal fire's firefighter union, they have a crew shortage and fire season is just starting. >> we have been under staffed for multiple years. we have less staff today than we had in 1974. >> reporter: that's why the cal fire union along with state senator mark mcguire will promote legislation in sacramento to hire more than a thousand additional firefighters this year, and require a long-term plan to maintain staffing levels. >> now we're having hundreds of thousands of acres, you know, every year, multi

sacramento valley san joaquin valley eventually get in on this cooling. santa rosa down to 77, maybe even cooler than that. 78 conquered. 72 menlo park, 74 east san jose. 51 the water temple jacob, a point raised in san francisco, bowie, amazingly called for this time of year to go almost into july with that low fifties and maybe even upper forties would not surprise me if we hit that on the fourth we're going to get a west northwest wind on the coast when vacaville gets a west southwest wind 21 that tells you sacramento's going to cool down. that's a robust breeze out to the delta fifties and low sixties on most of the temps. i mean, we are slow to recover here because of all that cloud cover. west and half of the bay western sfo to 21 west and carlos west. hayward west southwest livermore only san jose as the south but that's an onshore breeze or wind. we have gusts of 48 of the ultimate passed early early. this morning system is moisture starved, but it's not starved for cool air and cranking up the breeze. so that will be the forecast going into the w

in sacramento, ashley zavala kron, 4 news. now, you can follow the very latest election results over on our website at kron 4 dot com. just scan this qr code. >> and it's going to take you over to our website. we've got all that information. coming up. we're going to hear from uvalde survivor. >> about lipstick experience during that shooting. we get back. >> all right. well, we talked about how hot it's going to get and the city of sunnyvale is opening up its library as the official cooling center on friday. it's going to be open from 10 in the morning until 9 at night. the library is located at 6, 6, 5, olive avenue. and hopefully you are all looking into your local cooling centers where you can go to stay cool, maybe have a game plan in place. make sure you have water. our fans on tap and john has been talking about how important it is to even check on people in our area. our neighbors who might be living alone, right? the elderly. anyone is susceptible to that heat. and you know, they might not have access to that air cond

where do i find it. >>> to the northeast of sacramento, keeping you updated on the rises fire. this is growing there had been intermittently zooming the camera in this is the pg&e camera from bar ranch. you can see active flames still burning at the head. the latest infrared estimate is it's about 396 acres and growing rapidly. and it is producing a smoke plume orbiting overhead. that southwesterly wind is blowing the smoke away from the bay area. it's also helping the fire to grow. upslope even more efficiently than it would in the first place. that's the direction the fire wants to go. so the air crews have about another slightly less than three hours of daylight to get as many drops on this as possible. hopefully they can keep it from spreading further. let's talk about what's happening. waves of cooler air headed our way. the storm system is going to park itself off the pacific northwest over the next several days. little ripples in the atmosphere rotating around that are going to push those waves of cool air, riding along the onshore winds. they're going pick up as we head

this is northeast of sacramento. the new video from cal fire showing how treacherous the terrain is. so far, 900 acres have burned and this fire only 10% contained. this fire started yesterday afternoon, near nevada city. looking at intense flames, it is fueled by dry vegetation and drought stressed craze. cal fire hopes to have it fully contained by sunday. >>> the top just won't go away, well kamala harris run for president in 2024? as of right now president biden's camp so that he is planning to run for re- election, but that of course could change. it is not just be vice president, governor newsom seems like he's up to something here. is he planning a nationwide campaign? it could be. he just bought tv advertisements that will air in florida. the ads will air starting july 4th earlier tonight, we did speak with nolan hickman, professor of media studies and history at cal state east bay. he says the ads are all strategy. >> i can't say for sure but it definitely looks like someone testing the waters. to see if the

june 7 reporting in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> facing a recall election tomorrow. san francisco district attorney chesa boudin casting his ballot today at city hall. beatings. time in office has coincided with an uptick in brutal attacks against asian-americans. that and viral footage of rampant shoplifting fueled the campaign to remove him. critics say he has failed to prosecute repeat offenders amid widespread frustration with crime and homelessness. up next after a weekend of >> at least 10 mass shootings all across the country. congress. he's coming up with a new gun safety legislation. details on that coming up in yet another couple fall victim to their puppy being stolen while on vacation here in the bay. their story coming up right after the break. plus, new data shows teenagers and kids facing legal trouble. are becoming less likely to face adult court systems here in the u.s. gun violence here in the u.s. is not slow down. in fact, over the weekend, at least a dozen people were ki.