as long as we're talking santa clara, the severe drought continues in santa clara county today. >> valley water held a summit to talk about the current water supply challenges. our conference justin campbell shares more on possible solutions to the water problem. >> recycling is a that. what you like to see? fields is a sustainable water supply for future john, for ella with santa clara water says dollars will flow to recycling and the purification of water. >> and here is how it works. >> water is filtered through stainless steel screen with poor openings of 300 microns valley. water will take highly treated wastewater. that currently goes to silicon valley. advanced water purification center. you're fine. the water to meet drinking water standards, then pump that back to your fossett. now, this process is already being done at the facility, but the water is only being used for industrial and commercial use valley water would now like to make that water a part of the drinking supply. they're also working to build another advanced water purification center, a 600 million dollar public pri

santa clara county started giving out the nova back shots. federal regulators just approved this vaccine last month. unlike the other vaccines, this one uses protein-based ingredients to develop immunity. it could serve as an alternative for a lot of people who may have an allergic reaction to the other vaccines. the county started offering shots for adults and all of its vaccine sites. beefing up the response to the monkeypox, president biden took action today. comes a day after california declared a health emergency here. what the president did isn't quite what a lot of bay area health leaders were hoping for. >> president joe biden announcing today two federal officials will lead the nation's response to monkeypox. ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong says it is not enough. >> i am very surprised that the feds issued a national, you know, public health emergency declaration yet. the more we wait, the more this is going to get out of control. >> on the front lines in san francisco, people continue to wait for hours for a v

una funcionaria de santa clara me dio una guÍa de quiÉnes son elegibles. por ejemplo, estamos en una taquerÍa y hoy tienen mucha actividad. estÁn vendiendo tacos y hot dog. dicen que la especialidad son los tacos de tripa. >> asÍ es. reportera: tienen cosas que huelen rico. tienen aguas frescas. dicen que la pandemia tuvieron muchos problemas, no tuvieron tantas clientelas. para estos negocios van estas ayudas de hasta 2500 dÓlares. escuchamos lo que me dijo la funcionaria de una fundaciÓn que trabaja con el condado de santa clara. >> para los mÁs pequeÑos que hay, para ellos es este progama. es para la gente que vende en la calle, para ubers, para gente que hace las uÑas. pequeÑos negocios. tienen que hacer menos de 50.000 al aÑo. reportera: elÍas trabaja en esta taquerÍa. cuÁles fueron sus dificultades en la pandemia? >> la clientela que bajÓ. reportera: muchas gracias. tendremos mÁs detalles esta noche sobre los problemas que experimentaron los comerciantes y como poder solicitar esta ayuda. pueden usar el cÓdigo qr en pantalla, allÍ te

hoy volví a ver al niño, hoy acudió a la corte del condado santa clara estaba con su mamá y abuela que dieron su testimonio, después del testimonio de ambas estos culpables, estos sospechosos decidieron declararse culpables >> culpables del secuestro del bebé brandon, si se declararon hoy los sospechosos yesenia ramírez y josé portillo >> el bebé brandon acudió por primera vez a la corte del condado santa clara donde su mamá y abuela testificaron sobre el papel de los sospechosos en el secuestro del menor. >> ya perdone gracias a dios, perdón en los que hicieron esto y estamos esperando que se haga justicia y que se vaya por el camino que dios quiera >> ambos sospechosos o declararon culpable a todos los cargos y ahora solo queda la sentencia. sentencia que recaen datos como el testimonio de la mamá y la abuela. los sucesos habrían intentado secuestro de su hijo múltiples veces. otro dato clave sería el motivo del secuestro. se dijo que el motivo del crimen que se trató de un triángulo amoroso donde la sospechosa ramírez le había dicho una de sus parejas, francisco már

the santa clara vally with mostly 70s along the bay. temperatures will back down as we head for the rest of the workday. by the weekend, we are back to normal. 60s and 70s around the banquet 80s further . further inland. tomorrow, our fs , our focus is on the chance of pop-up thunderstorms. we will be be watching the radar all day, hoping that nothing happens. tht would be the best case scenario. best case scenario. >> coming on tv tomorrow evenin, hey -- >> i think you made the point it it will not be as many strikes as a few years back. >> two years ago was exceptional. > >> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell witha pretty. >> good evening. coming up tonit after kpix 5 news at 6:00, american kindness . how one program is helping kids start the school year with their headd high. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. > >> next in sports, a potential landing spot for jimmy garoppolo no more. now off the table. also, the a's top prospect has arrived in the big league californians have a choice between two initiativ

so as we look at daytime highs this afternoon, yeah, we're expecting 80s once again in the santa clara valley, 70s just near mountain view and for all of my friends off into the tri-valley area, we're seeing a very similar setup. upper 80s in sight from walnut creek down into pleasanton, 90s making their debut in the east inland hills, for our friends in vallejo, low 80s this afternoon as well as kentfield. once we head into the peninsula, we're not seeing too much of a change. daytime highs are similar to yesterday. we're not going to see too much of a difference as we extend into the rest of the week. we're seeing more sunshine in sight. if you have any outdoor activities planned for this weekend, it's a beautiful weekend ahead of us, dealing with some partly cloudy conditions along the coast and along the bay but as for our inland areas we're seeing more sunshine, too, with low 90s and upper 80s in sight for the inland east bay and 80s off in the north bay. gianna, how are the roads looking? >> a little busy already, jess, if you are one of those commuters, supercommuter as we like

a new report says santa clara county has helped nearly 2000 homeless people find permanent housing between january and june of this year. hello again, everyone. i'm alex savage, julie julie haener. that's a 20% increase from the previous six month period. but despite these improvements, advocates say the homeless crisis continues to grow at an alarming rate. new at 11 tonight . ktvu is lamonica peters is live now in san jose, with more on that report, lamonica. destination home says that homelessness is at an all time high, and although they are making progress they really need for people to understand how difficult it is to get people house. they need policy changes and affordable housing to keep people from living on the streets in the first six months of this year destination home, an advocacy group for the homeless space in san jose, says 1852 people in santa clara county were placed in permanent housing. that's a 20% increase from the previous six month period. 10 people a day shows the collective efforts are really working of our partners, and that's nonprofit organizations, governme

this is a look inside santa clara's county, new new south 30's, new county call center. the 9.88 call center where the foam eyes with live just about 2 weeks ago, the new nationwide phone number connects callers to a suicide and mental health crisis. lifeline. the number works anywhere in the u.s., but calls are typically routed to local call centers at the santa clara county center. there are 10 staff members and more than 70 volunteers. their goal is to answer all calls for help within 6 rings and then determine what kind of help the caller needs. >> our ultimate goal is making sure that we send the right response to the right call. it's a mental health call. we want to be able to send a clinician. it's a public safety call. it's going to back to public safety. if it's if it's a family in crisis, we're going to able to get them counseling. this is really an opportunity for us to learn quickly how to right-size our services. >> now, if a local center like this one is too busy to answer a call, the call will be sent to one of 16 backup centers across the country. service

santa clara valley will be moderate, as well. if you'll be going into areas like fairfield, traveling to sacramento, there is going to be a heat advisory. right now, it is in effect until 7:00 p.m. solano county, reduce outdoor activity. there is an increased risk for heat-related illnesses, especially for those interior valleys above the 80 degree mark. long-range outdoor right now, we do get brief cooling heading into sunday. then we get the midweek monsoonal moisture. that is going to change things up heading into wednesday and thursday. notice the temperatures do start to cool off. but if you're going to be around san francisco, keep in mind, it'll get really breezy at times. we've got that onshore wind moving in, then we go from 95 today to upper 80s tomorrow. warming back up on monday, kira. >> my goodness. all right, you prepared us for it, vianey, thanks so much. >>> 7:47. up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> how can you get an insurance company to pay you every single penny you're owed after a disaste

vamos a pasar directamente con la información desde el condado santa clara >> allí la violencia armada deja a miles de millones de dólares en pérdidas según indica un estudio recientemente publicado >> esta tarde donde se reunieron para hablar sobre la prevención de estos crímenes. dinos flavio qué fue lo que comentaron ? >> buenas tardes. déjenme decirles que esta iniciativa inició hace 3 años. desafortunadamente cuando ocurrió una de las tragedias más grandes en el sur del Área de la bahía y el departamento de salud pública del condado santa clara realizó esta investigación y los resultados los dieron a conocer hace pocos horas >> a raíz del tiroteo de (nombre en inglés) en 2019 el condado santa clara algunos supervisores iniciaron la búsqueda de respuestas en torno al impacto que deja la violencia armada en esta jurisdicción. hoy se publicó el resultado un estudio publicado por el departamento de salud de dicho condado sobre el uso de las armas y la violencia >> son cerca de 1.2 1000 millones de dólares cada año entre el año 2016 y el 2020, lo que causó y si

how much does it cost to fight this kind of crime in santa clara county? good afternoon, our top story at at 3:00, a massive fish die off off happening in bay area waterways. the group bay keeper says this is due to a harmful algae bloom. this is where the fish have been found, they are washing ashore all the way down to foster city. dead fish have also been seen floating by the dumbarton bridge. this harmful algae blooms started in july buh but fish kills were not reported reported until last week. they have found sturgeon, sharks and stingrays along the shoreline. when thousands of fish die, it's it's a major problem and tells us what's going on in the water. water. let's turn to our meteorologists for more of what's going on. is that because because algae chokes the oxygen out of the water? >> basically in this is exacerbated by the impacts of climate change. think of the heavy rainfall we had with the atmospheric river in late october and december, so more intense rainfall washes nutrients into the water. then warming water temperatures helps helps to

it shows tht activity in the santa clara valley before the sun comes up tomorrow morning. now, the timing of this wouldn't favor the development of cloud to ground lightning right that early in the morning. it will be be a lower threat that early in the day. the threat lifts from south to north as we head through the rest of the morning into the early afternoon. gradu, this will wind down. from south to north, but at any point across the bay area, we could see a shower developing into a thunderstorm. that will largely shut down as we head toward mid to late afternoon on wednesday.e same system it brings us that threat will bring us help in terms of air quality. right now, now, it is still in the yellow and orange, especially further inland indicating moderate to unhealthy for unsensitive groups. this will destroy the atmosphere around. we should be in the low category across the board and we will see more green green as we head through the rest of the week. it is not entirely a bad thing that the system is moving through. this fog along the coast, that will be with us the

esto estÁ disponible para el condado de santa clara. hoy hablÉ con comerciantes que necesitan mucho este apoyo. el sonido de la parrilla de este negocio suena en estos dÍas, pero en la pandemia sus ventas bajaron mucho. cÓmo cuanto le bajÓ la clientela durante los dÍas de la pandemia? >> la cantidad no lo sÉ, pero como un porcentaje de un 30%. reportera: el condado de santa clara comenzÓ una nueva fase de subvenciones de $2500 para los pequeÑos negocios que pasaron por crisis durante la pandemia. >> este programa es para gente que vende en las calles. gentes que hacen las uÑas. pequeÑos negocios y tienen que hacer menos de 50,000 al aÑo. reportera: otro requisito es haber tenido un negocio a partir el 2019 y que tenga menos de cinco empleados. una ayuda de $2500 le vendrÍa bien para recuperarse. en quÉ usarÍa esa ayuda? >> en invertir en el negocio. >> este tipo de ayuda se dieron anteriormente. quÉ ha cambiado en comparaciÓn a las ayudas anteriores? >> las personas tomaron esta ayuda automÁticamente, ahora solo serÁn

getting close to 90 degrees in the santa clara valley. temperatures are going to peak in the mid- to upper 90s. a couple of days for parts of the north bay as well. no change along the coast. you're going to stay in the 60s througe duration of the seven day forecast. charlie. > >> coming up next in sports. it is a crucial stretch for the san the san francisco giants if thet to climb back into the wild card wild card race. fortunately they're not playing some good team it is next couple of weekss for the main event, it was down in santa clara. levi's stadium the site. the stakes of preseason games but the eyeballs eyeballs were all on trey lancew did he perform? the details >> i got to be that guy, over rn number one of the preseason. the of the preseason. the 49ers may have just picked up the steal of of the draft when it comes to samuel womack the third. two interceptions for him tonight. s was the fifth round draft pweubg draft pweubg yet he's fighting for a potential starting spot as as the team's starting nickel back. let's go to the

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

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

beautiful, 80 degrees in santa clara, you can't get better than than this. >> reporter: for many fans, thet the highlight is at the end of e when the blocking and tackling s in the autograph lines, not on the field. working safety, the s the helmets were taken off. >> breaking news. we are out hee out here with training camp just with training camp just finishing for today and the 49es are ready for friday against thn bay packers. >> reporter: if he doesn't make the roster, there might be a sed career in front of the camera. n santa clara, len ramirez, channl 5 eyewitness news. > >> in the red and gold report, e walter shows us how one player'e is not so special for the fans. trey lance is the biggest questn mark for the 49ers heading into2 but there's no question tin the ofarrbk has sidesith gelen brandon. the offense revolves around deebo samuel's. his presence at practice has added r to the offense. >> is like the enforcer and evey knows when he is out on the fie, the field, there is a different. he gives a physical play to get it going. >> reporter: with the red and gold report. >

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

it shows gun violence cost santa clara county $72.5 million a year. that includes cause for police, emergency services, medical, mental health, emergency services and criminal justice. this amount does not factor in the cost of incarceration in state and federal prisons. few local governments in the nation have researched and produced an economic analysis of the costs of gun violence for the purpose of developing local violence prevention strategies. final report on the analysis will be presented tomorrow at the santa clara county board of supervisors meeting. two paramedics with the san francisco fire department were attacked in their ambulance this morning by a man with a tree stake by officials say when the man smashed the windshield with the steak. the paramedics got out of the vehicle and ran. the driver dropped the keys while fleeing. authorities say the suspect, then picked up the keys , got into the ambulance and tried to run the medics down. when a department pickup truck responded to a radio plea for help. the suspect took off on foot. it ha

getting close to 90 degrees in the santa clara valley. temperatures are going to peak in the mid- to upper 90s. a couple of days for parts of the north bay as well. no change along the coast. you're going to stay in the 60s througe duration of the seven day forecast. charlie. > >> coming up next in sports. it is a crucial stretch for the san the san francisco giants if thet to climb back into the wild card wild card race. fortunately they're not playing some good team it is next couple of weekss for the main event, it was down in santa clara. levi's stadium the site. the stakes of preseason games but the eyeballs eyeballs were all on trey lancew did he perform? the details for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want

why the battle between the city of santa clara and san francisco 40. niners could be coming to an unusual encounter with a coyote ktvu christian captain live tonight and christian. did the runner think that katie was actually going after him, or maybe something else here. yeah that's the question here. dean carne asus. mike is an internationally known ultramarathon runner. he was taking a run along this trail here in the marin headlands when he says that coyote jumped on his back, possibly trying to get at the snack he had marin headlands areas known for its natural beauty and wildlife world renowned ultramarathon runner dean cornices knows the area well, but says his run late thursday night into friday morning was like none other had something rather terrifying happened, posting on social media moments after the incident , his lip bloodied from the fall , i got attacked by a coyote analysis says the incident came about 40 miles into a planned 150 mile run near the s c, a trailhead in the marin headlands. just as he pulled out an energy bar and began t

jennifer tong is chief associate medical officer for santa clara valley medical center. and says it takes one vaccination and divides it into five smaller doses will help address the gap between supply and demand. it also changes how the vaccine must be delivered. >> intradermally instead of subcutaneously. it means giving the dose between the layers of the skin rather than being underneath the skin. >> reporter: some critics have said the intradermal shots are more complicate and easier to get wrong. but dr. tong is not concerned. >> this is a standard technique taught to those who administer vaccines. most are given by nurses and this is something that nurses learn during their training. it most often is used for tb skin tests. >> reporter: it makes sense particularly when there is vaccine scarcity. >> and the benefit being that only 1/5 of the dose is needed for the intradermal injection. so it allows a single vial of vaccine which was previous i will only enough for one patient, for that vial to be used for five patients and multiply our limited inventory five fold.

uno de los requisitos sostener sus dedos en el condado santa clara. es parte del drama de apoyo a micronegocios en el condado. >> el sonido de la parrilla deacosta suena fuerte en estos dÍas pero durante la pandemia sus ventas bajaron mucho. >> cuÁles fueron las principales dificultades que enfrentarony cuanto les bajo la clientela? >> exactamente la cantidad no se. pero un porcentaje como de 30% aproximadamente. >> el condado de santa clara comenzÓ una nueva fase de subvencioneshasta $2500 para microempresarios que pasaron dificultades debido al covid 19. >> los pequeÑos mÁs pequeÑos que hay, para ese eso es—— para eso es este programa. para la gente que vende en la calle. gente que hace las uÑas. pequeÑos negocios. y tienen que hacer menos de 50,000 al aÑo. >> otros requisitos es comenzar a tener su negocio sin 19y tener menos de cinco personas trabajando para ellos. negocios donde venden tacosme dicen que han pasado bastantes angustias durante la pandemia porque sus ventas bajaron considerablemente. por eso una ayuda de 2000 quintos de

the farther you go inland the more it heats up. 82 in santa clara. temperatures inland in the east bay. low to mid 80s for the triy the tri-valley but up to 90 and above 90 degrees east of the diablo range. it will be the hos the hotspots. upper 60s in san francisco. mostly low to mid 70s 70s for oakland and the east bay. some spots staying low 70s. 60s right along the coast. farther north the hotter spots in northern sonoma and napa cous napa counties topping out around around 90 degrees which isn't that hot for the middle of august. the overall heat risk ammo we can forget about the nus and take a look at whether or not it poses a threat. it will remain on the low end of the scale for friday. a couple of pockets. we will see a lot more orange on this map as we head into monday through wednesday of of next week because that is when those 90s become widesprea. become widespread. enjoy the normal weather while it is here. fire danger index is going to . to climb. the highest numbers fourth lonoke county, eastern contra costa county have a four on a 0-

ktvu esmark's air as the details from santa clara. levi stadium opened in july of 2014 and the troubles between the 49ers in the city of santa clara have lasted for nearly all of that time. disputes over revenues, weekday event, curfews, accounting practices, and the non football uses of the stadium have generated plenty of bad blood between the team and the city in 2019, the city held a news conference to announce it was terminating its agreement with the 49ers to operate the stadium . it's clear the 49ers performance off the field. is terrible. we cannot let them to continue to manage or mismanage our stadium. that decision resulted in a lawsuit with the team suing to maintain its operational control, now potential settlement being offered by the 49ers includes an immediate $3.3 million cash payment to the city's general fund. 49ers also say it would save an estimated $2 million per year and ongoing attorney's fees . about two thirds of the settlement payment would cover disputed public safety costs provided by the city for stadium

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they will be picketing at medical centers in santa clara, oakland and santa rosa today. kaiser say of says they are still able to meet the needs of parents. reggie: dublin residents are back after a brush fire. it happened near i-580 after a car caught fire. for one resident, the flames hit too close to home. >> i was kind of shocked. i'm terrified. but i'm okay. >> the policeman knocked on he door. you need to get out of your house. reggie: firefighters quickly contained the flames. they credit well maintained vegetation in the area. no homes experienced severe damage. firefighters in placer county are dealing with spot fires as they work a fire burning along interstate 80 and colfax. a big rig crashed and caught fire yesterday. flames spread to the nearby brush. that fire burned nearly 17 acres so far. you can track these wildfires in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. it shows current air quality. find it at abc7news.com. kumasi: happening now, a heat advisory are in effect as high temperatures are expected to hit the bay area. inland cities

west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. the county's vector control district is. >> encouraging residents to remove sources of standing water where they like to breed in. also report mosquito activity in their neighborhoods. there have been 18 human cases of west nile virus in california this year. so far, none of them in santa clara county. not yet most people infected with west nile virus. they actually don't develop symptoms. but the elderly and those with compromised immune systems can suffer severe symptoms. even death. despite a 3rd year of drought in our state, some celebrities, they're wasting water. the la times obtained documents involving customers in the last version ends a municipal water district. they include sylvester stallone, dwayne wade, kevin hart, kim and kourtney kardashian. they're among more than 2000 people who have surpassed 150% of their monthly water usage least 4 times since the agency declared a drought emergency at the end last year, the water district says, well, they could be required to ins

clara and santa cruz counties. three very large fires a couple years ago that were sparked by lightning that merged and burned more than 846,000 acres. now incidentally, kari is tracking possible lightning that could be striking tomorrow. now back to today's heat. many communities in the bay area will open a cooling center today for residents who don't have air conditioning. in the south bay the campbell community center will be opening as a cooling center from noon until 8:00. the brentwood community center north will be open from 11:00 this is not a comprehensive list by any means. you can find a more comprehensive list on our website. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> download our free nbc bay area app, that way you can keep an eye on the rising temperatures in your neighborhood. all you have to do is type in the zip code and get that forecast where you live. >>> many are calling for swift action in response to an increase in recent attacks in san francisco and there is growing

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

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

me graduÉ. >> seguimos trabajando para motivar a todas las personas del condado de santa clara. este trabajo no es nada fÁcil. a final de cuentas es una labor que ellos estÁn brindando a la comunidad. >> en muchas oportunidades de crecer y espero que todos los que vengan que lo hagan y que tengan una bonita experiencia. >> tenemos uno de los sueldos mÁs altos. >> tenemos un programa muy interesante. >> volvemos con nuestra meteorÓloga yadira anderson. >> quÉ pasÓ el fin de semana? >> gracias por continuar con nosotros. ya va a ir disminuyendo. se va a mantener hacia zonas de san mateo, san francisco y tambiÉn se va mantener esa neblina. en la maÑana tambiÉn continÚa.. un poquito hacia las nueve todavÍa se sigue extendiendo un poquito mÁs al norte de san josÉ. vamos a tener temperaturas en los altos 50. tenemos 60 en san josÉ, si enciendo temperaturas, asÍ que no lo olvide. >> vamos a tener valores en los 74. recuerde que necesite su bloqueador solar. sea precavido. vamos a tener temperaturas en los altos 80 hacia zonas de san josÉ. paula: ——paola: continuamos

. >>> tomorrow, santa clara county health officer dr. sara cody is scheduled to be disposed as part of a lawsuit against a well-known san jose church. during the height of the pandemic, calvary chapel continued to hold large in- person indoor services, despite local and state health orders requiring them to limit capacity. today, an appellate court sided with the church, dismissing about $200,000 in fines and court fees against the church. however, the county is still seeking nearly $3 million in other finds from the church. legal analysts say, the debate over public health vs. religious freedom could make it all the way to the supreme court. >>> we did our job and we didn't stray -- didn't strain the power grid tonight. the flex alert, canceled two hours ago. we were asked to conserve energy to avoid a strain on the grid during the peak. it wasn't just not today. it was also wet. bursts of rain across the bay area. we even saw some help. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. jeff, what comes next? >>> we had heat, humidi

julie garrett and her family qualified for the santa clara valley water rebate program. pays homeowners up to $3,000 if they remove their lawn. they replaced theirs with drought tolerant plants and added an alternative turf grass that requires very little water. >> now that it's established we probably have to water it probably once every two uniques next summer and not at all the rest of the year. >> garrett says the reason covered the cost of pretty much all of their materials. the program is so popular, rebate applications have nearly doubled since april. >> and southern california, too much water too fast led to big problems in the san bernardino mountains. 30 cars stranded along highway 38 leading to big bear after heavy rain washed debris on to the road. this is from the burn scar area from the 2020 fire. all those cars have been removed. >>> further north in the mojave desert, floodwaters buckled and damaged roads. the preserve is closed until further notice. >>> live look outside of the golden gate bridge fresh off its little shower this afternoon. >> look at, th

el Área de la bahÍa agregÓ 20.400 empleos durante ese mes, el condado de santa clara con 7000 empleos, seguido por san francisco y san mateo con 6700 nuevos empleos y 4500 restos en el este de la bahÍa, esto de acuerdo con un informe publicado por el departamento de desarrollo del empleo del estado de california. la agencia de transporte estÁ buscando conductores y mecÁnicos, pero si piensa que este tipo de empleo es sÓlo para hombres no es asÍ, estÁ completamente equivocado, una conductora latina nos explica como es su dÍa a dÍa y cuÁles son los beneficios. real reporte que nos preparÓ santiago machuca. —— vea el reporte que nos preparÓ santiago machuca. santiago: estamos buscando conductores de autobuses y mecÁnicos, para ser un conductor de autobÚs uno recibirÁ nueve semanas de capacitaciÓn. uno no paga ningÚn centavo durante ese tiempo. no necesita experiencia comercial para poder venir a trabajar con nosotros. >> tengo siete aÑos trabajando aquÍ, me gusta conocer gente nueva aquÍ por tener la oportunidad de conocer a gente nueva, trabajo diferente rutas, vo

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

clara. >> también televidentes dicen que reciben mensajes solicitando información personal pero es que son sectores por eso le decimos pcomó prote >> ya estamos de regreso y si usted ha recibido mensajes por parte del ... que lo dirigen a un enlace pues, podría ser una esafa. >> nunca van a pedir el número de seguro social o la información financiera y correos electrónicos no solicitados. >> los mes de texas que afiran ser pero que los dirigen a un enlace no permitido. >> es que también estamos en riego que nos hagan fraude y pues, rápidamente pueden caer en esas cosas pues, sí hay que tener cuidado es que pero si cuentan con este tipo de servicios s baasn en la acción y por ejemplo reciirán un recordatario aviso de cancelación y cuando así lo hola aya miyama solicitado ignore o limine mensaje de texto no solicitado en busca de información peronale y denuncie a la comisión federal de comercio aunque la mayoría de también alerta a utilizar servicioe en línea hay quexáa% analizar cada letra soy arlen fernández, para más información llame ahora al teléfono que aparec

this is still almost almost free money. >> reporter: in class santa clara county, kiet do, kpix 5. > >> time is running out for some artist in the mission. the warehouse they have been allowed allowed to use to create in is being put up for sale, and the artists have been told to get out. kpix 5's reporter take you you to where the artists are packing up and moving out. >> 931 and 933 in san francisco, francisco, california has been listed for sale. >> this letter will serve as notice to all tenants to vacate so we can prepare the property for sale. >> reporter: is the letter the artists of highs are warehouse new was coming. the artists who have created there for decades are -- >> and as we're packing up yet i i looked up probably 20, 20 spaces so far, and i don't want want to move into a single one. >> reporter: daniel chen is one of the artists counting down to move out they. >> my day to move out is my birthday. it should be a good one. it is hard to feel like i have a place here as an artist in san francisco. and makes ale all the bad stuff about living here a little more visibl

. >> en los próximos meses escuels del condado de santa clara podrán tener centros de atención de salud mental. >> una propuesta para invertir millones de dólares vamos con fátima navarrete porque tienen más recursos para ofrecer a los estudiantes. >> con el iniio de clases un elenco que no se ve para que tengan un año exitoso. >> estamos procuados de enseñar pero auydarlos con su salud mental también es importante. >> en búsqueda del objetivo el condado de santa clara tiene dos propuesta para la primera agregar subvención estatal. >> crear centros de bienesat rn (renovación nacional) cada escuela dijo al supervisora que pedía lugares dentro del campus para atenrs a niños y la oficna que financia centros y el distrito escolar de san josé ha mostrado interés en sumarse a la iniciativa. >> la idea es lograr más fondos y no teng problemas de profesionales es difícil ayudar a os pàpas y niños. >> exertos apoyan la inicia para la familia de los alumnos. >> proporcionar alosp adres para que puedan tener clases para padres, ayuda para a la pareja también. >> la otra propuesta

the forty-niners blame the drop in profits to the santa clara live events. curfew. >> coming up tonight at 8, another driving incident in los vegas involving former raider marshawn lynch. learning about an accident happened almost 6 months before his recent dui arrest. also, a heat wave is on the way. what that could mean for the ongoing drought emergency and how you can increase your conservation. but first, a tragedy at a bay area nursing home. a woman is dead after she was served at cleaning products to drink the history of complaints at that assisted living facility. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 3 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ guess what i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ i like your strut, do you wanna go struttin' struttin' ♪ ♪ you like my strut ♪ ♪ do you wanna go struttin' struttin' ♪ ♪ you like my strut ♪ ♪ then let's go strut

the infected mosquitos were found in portions of sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose. and that virus can cause serious illness in humans. >> as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, officials are now taking steps to get rid of mosquito there's. >> reporter: well, this is one of the neighborhoods in the sunnyvale, san jose neighbors where vector control will be spraying later this week in an effort to control and eradicate mosquitos with the west nile virus. >> honestly, i got it mowing my lawn. >> reporter: marie heilemann didn't think much at first of the mosquito bite she got in 2006. but it led to a bad case of west nile virus that has left the sacramento area woman disabled. >> it started with nausea. and it started with vertigo. i could not even walk to the rest room. i was crawling on the floor. >> reporter: she says most people don't take west nile virus seriously enough, and that's why she speaks out on how dangerous it can be. >> so mine was a severe case. i'm fortunate to be here to have this conversation with you. >> reporter: mosquitos with the virus were found dur

today in the santa clara valley this is the primetime to head out and get some fresh air after work. i mean, we are still dealing with 80s from san jose north into santa clara. 70s near mountain view and turn the notch up just a little bit more, yes, we are dealing with upper 80s in the tri-valley area but this is still a great opportunity to get some fresh air even in our east inland hills compared to that crazy triple digit heat that the sacramento valley is dealing with. back to the bay, a lot cooler for us on the coast this afternoon and then once we extend north that napa and sonoma low 80s. now, it's not going to change too much more he had heading to the rest of the week. the bulk of the crazy weather was yesterday. now we are left with mild conditions heading to this week and into the beautiful weekend we have ahead of us. more sunshine in the fak, too, especially from the inland east bay, even to the north bay. get used to that. we are flirting with the upper 80s/low 90s into the inland east bay but notice how as we head into next week it dips to the low 80s with upper 70s a

santa clara county administers its vaccine doses at the fairgrounds . and if you'd like more information about that, you can contact their public health department. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news. thank you, lamonica. the cleanup is underway after massive flooding from a burn scar hit the community of markley ville. the town is on the other side of the sierra south of lake tahoe. a flash flood emergency was issued wednesday night when a severe storm moved through the area. debris came flooding down from the tamarack fire burn scar area down to the roads below that fire burned more than 68,000 acres last july. sandbags are now out in front of the businesses along the main road in town, and the road itself is covered with thick mud just outside markley ville highway 89 has been shut down. caltrans is working to remove the mud and debris from the road and repair the damaged culverts. alright time is 4 19 takes us right to steve paulson. little cooler today, correct cooler for some a little cooler for others. that is correct. but yes. markley ville reno.

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

. >>> >>> este programa fue lanzado el mes pasado en los condados san mateo y santa clara. la meta es salvar mÁs vidas ofreciendo ayuda a personas en crisis de salud mental y facilitar a la comunidad el acceso a recursos y tratamiento. >>> y muchas familias hispana nez es y tan y buscan cobertura mÉdica la cual muchas veces se les hace difÍcil de ad crir por su estatus migratorio. >>> se encuentra en vivo en una feria de salud en el barrio hispano de san francisco. donde ofrecen informaciÓn. para los nuevos pacientes que quieren recibir servicio m esta clÍnica. flabio quÉ tal. cÓmo ha respondido esta comunidad ante este evento. >>> quÉ tal sandra y cÉsar. dirÍa que es una fiesta y la comunidad ha dejado yendo y viniendo ha tenido buena respuesta. se encuentran muchas personas. una hora mÁs y esto va a cerrar. vean ustedes, como les digo yendo y viniendo, muchos han querido preguntar cÓmo recibir ayuda y hay servicio de salud y por cierto, el equipo habla espaÑol. y da informaciÓn vital para nuestro bienestar. el evento en estas maomt de la clÍnica. en el barr

. >> now at noon, a renewed effort to get guns off the streets in the south bay where the santa clara county leaders pushing for to get it done. and after san francisco received a new allotment of monkeypox vaccines, long lines returned to clinics this morning. and former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate has been raided by the fbi with this could mean for the former president's political future. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow, our top story this afternoon, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez wants to get more guns off the streets. she plans on giving more funds to the da to get it done. kron four's charles clifford joining us now live from santa clara this afternoon with the very latest on this attempt to curb gun violence. charles. >> well, across santa clara county, a different law enforcement agencies say they're seeing a growing problem. problem of people who could be a threat to themselves or others possessing guns, sometimes illegal weapons and they're asking for h