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just go ahead, use your phone. remember, you can scan that qr code your camera and it will take you straight over there. >> on the possible morning news. we're going go to the gilroy garlic festival. has it. welcome guests back for the first time, just a 2019 deadly mass shootings. plus a restaurant owner. san francisco says he's ready to up and leave after an explosion destroyed his business when investigators believe caused the blast. and after the break, the latest on the wildfires burning across the state is more firefighters being sent out to the front line. >> the largest fire burning in california is the dixie fire. firefighters say it's now the 15th largest fire in state history. evacuation orders are still in effect. authorities are telling people to leave the area right away warning if you stay crews might not be able to save raj shows us the damage from the fire and the challenges that the crews are still facing. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks as the big the fire started and is showing no signs of letting u

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kron four's, gayle ong live for us in berkeley showing us how firefighters there are. >> getting ready now. this red flag warning now in effect, bill. >> jonathan and justine firefighters across the bay area. they are stepping up extra patrols. the extra dozers in air support preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. >> the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdictions to assist each other with while in fires that. >> that could happen. alameda county battalion chief mark carter says preparations are in place since roe heels of this lightning >> it still there's a familiar reminder from from that that we do need to take wildfire seriously and just be prepared and do things such as you know, not have limit you. so. barbecuing and ope

it's going to be a big hit to us. you can see what kind of damage and out of control fire truck the owners of the companies say they haven't yet told with their losses. but they say they were also lucky because no one was injured. other than the suspect, the suspect apparently suffered cuts and scratches after he ended up in this ditch. the engine was severely damaged. well said. the inmate tried to get away before being captured. piled on the guy until the sheriff's office could get here. it was a wild ride for neighbors to who are preparing to evacuate new column back and say there's a convict loose in the neighborhood lock all the doors and don't go outside it's strange that they're allowing the inmate crews to be doing stephan such a residential area cal fire. investigators were on scene to investigate the incident. but are only saying that the suspect is now in custody. >> that was lonnie wong reporting for us tonight. >> new information shows that summer is on the west coast are getting hotter and associated pre

it's actually above us in the sacramento area and below us and the la area. so you have the top and bottom. and i feel like we're being encouraged because again, people move freely and just because we have a high vaccination rates doesn't make us completely immune from what's happening around us. >> instead of a widespread mask mandate. doctor chin-hong says we could see county by county decide to follow eli's footsteps specifically for those with higher cases in lower vaccination rates like solano county, for example, meanwhile, san francisco's covid case rates in vaccinations have been some of the best as of tuesday. 83% of those eligible have received at least one dose of the vaccine and 76% of those eligible are fully vaccinated still forwardlooking data through this week. projects. case rates will rise to 73 cases per day. he sevenfold increase from mid-june. it's anybody's. >> guess whether not san francisco and other counties surrounding it well and not these mask mandates. again, if hospitalizations and deaths remain low, it will be more of an emotion

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the fog helps us out. there's no getting around that. but to you get other parts of the country, other states and they're not getting help. >> of that fog. so the fires are concerned now that smoke. continues to spread its a spreading mainly to the east. we've got more of a westerly wind right now. here's latest smoke near susanville. watch the smoke here begin to make its way again a ca lovelock there. and that's not the only fire. that's all that smoke spreading by tomorrow afternoon into thursday. but a little further to the north. you combine that with the other fires in oregon. and look at all that smoke making its way across idaho and parts of montana spreading across the western half of the united states. and that's where we sit right now. unfortunately, as we've got got drought conditions not only in california along the western half the united states. so looking at severe drought conditions. so that's something to watch out for. but here locally. we're going to be talking about low clouds and fog cool temperatures coast side. ev

and toat does it for us here on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. thanks so much for joining us. >> we'll see you tonight in prime time. starting at 8 o'clock. >> now on inside california politics a new exclusive poll indicates a shift in governor newsom's approval ratings right now the governor newsom is really in dissecting the state and high support for talk show host larry elder. >> i think it's pretty impressive only been a politician officially for 7 days never run for office for details on elders plan to rise above his republican competitors and take governor newsom job. >> casting across the golden state. this is california politics. >> thanks for joining us for inside california politics, i'm ashley zavala in sacramento, frank buckley and nicky lorenzo are off this .

but inevitably people will use fireworks and they did. there are a lot of fire started on sunday evening. but at least one county says it wasn't as bad as last year along the peninsula on 4th of july these fireworks in san bruno lit up the foggy sky. they also sent embers falling on a nearby homes. fortunately. >> nothing caught fire in san francisco. fire crews responded to dozens of small fires in the east bay illegal fireworks displays lit up the night sky across oakland. this is video looking west from the oakland hills over the course of the evening. fireworks may have started as many as a dozen fires across the city, including possibly this one at a warehouse on 77th avenue. >> this place eventually became a 3 alarm fire before crews were able to bring it under control. >> to the south fireworks could be seen across hayward. and in san leandro police confronted people lighting off fireworks. this is video sent to kron 4 by a neighbor further to the east contra costa county fire responded to at least 48 grass and exterior fires in 5

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devices. >> like they switch to more gives us a hands-on look. what's going to be happening in tech, smart. i was 15 arrives in the fall. but right now anyone can install what apple calls a public beta basically a sneak peek of the software to check out the new features now fair warning the software is unfinished. and i don't recommend that you install it on your everyday device. >> we installed on a test of ice to see what's new. >> in ios 15 an emphasis on privacy and personal well being one of the biggest new features is called focus. it allows you to customize your phone for different parts of your life like work for the weekend limit who can contact you the apps that can send you notifications and even what's on your home facetime is getting a big update. you can now send a link to video chat with anyone even on android or windows computer. plus you can now share your phone screen what's that hand painting? i live. text is a helpful new feature. it makes text on screen clickable copy of all and searchable. it works just about everywhere from

flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> now. >> the giants and a's made some big moves before the mlb trade deadline this afternoon in one of the biggest pickups of the david giants acquired an all-star 3rd baseman from the cubs and to give you the name that person. kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills. details on this trade and many others. a busy day in baseball hot off the press. a very busy day in baseball. and the name is kris bryant. now, i do have to say this with a little forewarning. i'm a lifelong cubs fan. so this one hurts to talk about. for me. he is like a beloved guy in chicago and like was the face of the cubs franchise now will here. so there's a little bit of a silver lining. but wow, this was like the talk of the day. this happened in just like the final hour of the trade this afternoon. >> the giants picking up slugger kris bryant, if there were any questions about whether the giants are world series contenders. those have been answered with this move seriously. they needed a versatile f

now. >> have you thought about using a taxi at all. >> i have thought about using taxis, but i just don't know how to get them. despite being lesser known over the last few months taxicab companies say they're seeing increased demand. we've always had a huge flywheel app users when uber and lyft for surge pricing. but now it's you know, maybe triple that flywheel is an on-demand taxi cab app that works with most cab companies in san francisco. president han soo kim says longer wait times and surge pricing on rideshare apps is pushing people back to their services. i think uber and lyft probably are going to readjust this surge pricing because they have been so many complaints about it but until that happens here, i think taxi drivers are in for good period of time. >> now flywheel says that there's still a perception that cab companies are pricing a little higher than rideshares. but these days that's just not true. they're actually working with sfmta to try and create fixed pricing on that app for taxi cabs and they say they're going to launch that as soon as next month. flywheel isn't t

thank you for joining us tonight. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the suspect a 14 year-old the son of the 2 victims. police say this happened early this morning. >> in the area of the sale, padre parkway and freeman boulevard. according to police when officers arrived to the home, they found the woman unconscious. the man had suffered stab wounds and was taken to the hospital where he is expected to survive. police say the teen was not at home when they arrived, but a neighbor called police about a half an hour later. >> and says there was a juvenile covered in blood. he was detained in since he is a minor police are not releasing his identity. we do have a crew on the way to the scene we will have updates for you as soon as we can get them now to our other big story tonight. at 5, the list of california counties urging people to mask up. >> indoors now includes most of the bay area. you see the colors there in yellow yeah. full. 7 bay area counties are following sacramento and los angeles counties in calling on residents to wear a mask for indoor

this is great news for us. obviously that's not the case. once you head up into the sierra nevada or even pockets of the central valley. so if you're heading that way this weekend. watch for some smoke as wildfires still burning south of lake tahoe continue to put those up and north of lake tahoe to up into lake and plumas arp loomis and butte counties. as far as the sierra went yesterday. look at this. another day of thunderstorms and not a ton of rainfall associated with some of these systems that does up your fire danger will continue to see monsoonal moisture in the sier%a resulting in increased fire danger. very similar set up to what we've had so far this week. we've been in this holding pattern of this continuing to send smoke mostly to the north and east continuing to results and thunderstorms in the sierra and continuing to see good air quality and some fog here in the bay area. this does take a bit of a turn this weekend, though, and i'll get to that in your seven-day forecast. first of all, your 4 zone forecast. what we got for hi

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a pretty warm one for us today. all right. as you're hitting the roads out there or closely keeping an eye on your morning commute here on this monday, heavy from the east bay into the city, at least that fremont street exit will take a little under 10 minutes to make that drive. let's head over look at the golden gate bridge traveling into the city. look at that. about 20 minutes. no major fog. >> the slow you down. we're also checking out the. richmond sandra fell bridge as you travel out of richmond of little under 9 minutes. we'll have more on that. but for now to what happened over the weekend wow. scene saturday night and knott's berry farm in southern california. a man. yeah, that's right. and looking at him. he scaled a 325 foot tall right and refused to come down. park management did not close the park but did turn off most of the rides and evacuating guests at the park. describe the scene. >> look good. nice. guy with the shirt off you need their dancing is to say during the nature of this call. the person being up t

thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight for weeks we've been talkine about the rise and of covid cases. mostly among the unvaccinated and well, as expected, it's now being followed by rising hospitalizations. and now a new call for mandatory vaccines among healthcare workers and first dan kerman live for us at ucsf medical center with more. dan. >> well, first on those hospitalizations were seeing numbers doubling. we're seeing them tripling. we're seeing them flood drew pulling in parts of the bay area. as you mentioned now, there's a new call that those who work in hospitals like the one you're ucsf. all get vaccinated. a rise in covid-19 cases is also leading to a surge in hospitalizations across the bay area. >> over the last 30 days all 9 counties in the bay area have seen increases with hospitalizations. more than doubling in alameda county, sonoma county and san francisco and quadrupling in contra, costa county. >> we're very concerned about the rise. and

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another dry forecast ahead of us. no changes as far as that goes. but we do have some cooler weather just around the corner. dow something that we can look forward to as soon as this afternoon for inland areas. so waving goodbye to the 90's for a whole lot of the bay area at least temporarily today looking outside at the bay bridge behind me. you can see it. that's always a nice little note. cloudy sitting above the bay. and you can also see all the way to the top of the transamerica pyramid this morning. sure is a cool look to it, though. that trees blowing in the foreground and this camera view and we can see that there's a nice coastal breeze that has again pushed in the low gray across the bay this morning, much as we experienced yesterday. today actually repeating a lot of yesterday's factors in that regard to start the morning. as for current temperatures, it's 50's and 60's concord at 61 pittsburgh 67 while dublin and livermore egypt 59 hayward, alameda and oakland all at 57 degrees currently later on today. a noticeable difference for our in

thanks for joining us this evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus infections across the country rose from 11,000 cases back on june 23rd. >> to more than 23,000 cases yesterday. that's according to johns hopkins university in the north bay marine county reporting an uptick in coronavirus infections as we're seeing nationally health officials there say that the increase is at least partially due to more contagious. delta variant kron four's maureen kelly has details. >> we've seen about a quadrupling of the number of cases and more in just the past 2 weeks. we're down to about 3 cases on average per day we're now we're looking at more of, you know, 15 to 20 cases. new cases per day marin county health officer doctor matt willis says they're able to sequence about half of their cases. >> and roughly 80% are coming back as the delta variant making it the dominant strain in the county. and while they've had no deaths here since may. some of these cases have ended up in the hospital. yiu know, we had a great in trou

thanks for joining us tonight at 5. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan nearly 500 people were involved in illegal sideshows oakland's police chief says it was one of the most violent 4th of july holidays. he can recall as an oakland native kron four's. terisa stasio has the story. chaos and disorder on the streets of oakland. this is what faced residents living in the east bay city on the 4th of july. >> in a 24 hour period. the police chief monday listing off the shootings. the deaths, the assaults on officers, the crime which engulfed the at about 06:25pm in the 5400 block 5700 block of a little bit. elizabeth street where a male adult. >> 29 years old. was shot multiple times while driving in his vehicle. that sort of led to the beginning of a very challenging even for officers as well for the community. take a closer look in total. there were 7 shootings. one ruled a homicide. >> one in critical condition. one a suspicious death and then a shooting this morning where a woman found bleeding was rushed to the

john sabol joins us live in the weather center to tell us prepare for going to be out cooking. >> yeah. cookin sounds really good already and it's only friday it is going to be a great weekend to get out there. enjoy sometof the 70's and 80's that a lot of us are going to spend this weekend in all the way through the 4th of july for that matter. daytime highs pretty steady throughout the course of this forecast. so if you like what we had yesterday. you're in for a treat because we're going to be keeping that around for a little while ahead of us. your view outside at our cameras situated towards downtown san francisco shows a little bit of clear visibility than at the same time yesterday that cloudy blanket is thick. but for the most part, it is sitting right above the bay. there are sections of the bay like livermore in nevada, especially the hills around these areas. we're visibility is lower because of this dense patchy fog that has pushed on inland. you may also notice some wet spots on roadways as yes, we do indeed have some misty to drizzly conditions out there all over again fa

thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> it does appear that vaccine. hesitancy knows no boundaries when it comes to occupation. a recent report shows a huge number of health care workers remain unvaccinated for covid kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> with an all out effort to get people vaccinated for covid-19 most folks probably presume that every eligible health care worker has definitely had their shots right. not exactly. according to a recent web md report one in for hospital workers nationwide has not received a single dose of the covid-19 vaccination this includes hospital workers who work directly with patients among the nation's 50 largest hospitals. the percentage of unvaccinated appears to be even larger with about one in 3 hospital workers not being inoculated against the virus. in fact, according to web md, 12% of registered nurses and doctors admitted to being hesitant to get the shot has been a full-court press trying to get everyone vacci

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he joins us live from san francisco. dan, things are more expensive. >> definitely things expensive, especially if you go to the grocery store, you'll find a lot of things need to 6 pensive food is expensive used cars more expensive. >> eggs. more expensive. how long will this last? well, the experts tell us it's not going to be over anytime soon. prices will stay steady and continue to rise for a while longer clear into next year. if you thought it was expensive to live in the bay area. it's gotten worse. consumer prices in june rupp over 3% compared to the same time last year over the last 2 months. the cost of meat poultry fish and eggs is jump. 6.1% gas prices are up 7.4% and used cars and trucks soared 17.6% in the bay area from april to june. if you're looking for extraordinarily high inflation rate to go away and the next month or 2. i think you'll be disappointed financial experts say we'r seeing these higher prices for several reasons. >> first government stimulus checks and enhanced unemployment benefits to hel

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maybe not us. think as we had last night. but you can already see it making its way in toward sfo and a lot of folks are to travel around now and no delays being reported sfo oakland or san jose for that matter is we've got some conditions to get out there and travel. in fact, you want to drive around tomorrow, your getaway forecast in the monterey bay 62 degrees downtown carmel about 62 in monterey, 61 with some fog in santa cruz. southern california finds warmer weather 72 in long beach. a beautiful 76 in san diego 81 in los angeles and 72 degrees in santa barbara. the high country looking nice as we head in toward the weekend to 80's as you make your way toward trucking and south lake tahoe getting hot reno at 94 and 92 in carson city. now, if you plan to on through the weekend. the prepared, some thunderstorms may be moving in on sunday. little monsoonal moisture. coming up, the spine of the sierra nevada. so we'll watch out for that very closely. partly cloudy a slight chance of those thunderstorms on sunday. all right.

police bring us for prosecution so fine. he says that the city has also asked the district attorney's office and the police department to work together to come up with the plan, asked them for what the coordinated response would be. what. how are they intentionally. >> going to target suppressing this activity. sof. i also says that if law enforcement requires additional resources for patrols or investigations. >> that may be possible if we need to. we have intention to. >> introduced legislation that would allow not just our police officers to do over time. but our sheriffs so we can expand the pool of people that are available to do that type of work in san francisco. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> the efforts of search crews continue tonight after the remaining condo building surfside brought down yesterday. it demolished completely demolished as of yesterday. the death toll tonight has risen to 36 that's after 4 more bodies were found in the rubble since the building collapse. search and rescue teams have worked around

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what their number one regret us. they didn't yet vaccinated. >> the governor did not say anything about whether he would impose a statewide mask mandate. to stay up to date on the latest covid-19 information just use your smart phone and scanned the qr codes on your screen there. it will take you directly to our coronavirus section at kron 4 dot com and there you'll find the current mask guidelines as well as the latest on vaccination efforts here in the bay area. >> tourists are heading back to san francisco but unfortunately, some of them have already fallen victim to crime slyke car break its and as a result, the san francisco police department is deploying more officers to some key areas across the city. kron four's. noelle bellow has that story. >> know that we're not going to tolerate this nonsense. >> san francisco police chief bill scott sending a message monday to anyone planning on committing crimes across the city. he joined mayor london breed to announce the city's latest efforts to combat crimes of oppor

flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> happening right now. there is a statewide flex alert that's in effect until 9 o'clock tonight, meaning people across the bay area are being urged to conserve power. the agency in charge of california's power grid says the hot weather could lead to power disruptions and rolling blackouts. the flex alert started at 4 o'clock. again, it's going to stay in place until 9. and during that time, everyone is encouraged to conserve energy and avoid using major appliances. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now tracking all hot. yeah, parts that they're not an really hot weather day around the bay or california. so yes, i'm an unusual. got a flex alert. maybe that's where things going to be from now on. but temperatures just a hot summer day as the big dome of high pressure still continues along the 4 corner bulking all the way out in the california, the fog moved along the coastline. the coulee down. of course, the fire still burning and bring lots of smoke abo

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mayor liccardo says san jose is already using as using us dollars. for example, the higher. >> young adults being impacted neighborhoods and are really committed to being a partner and policies. well, the white house says these types of meetings with local governments will continue. we've got a challenge with 300 million guns in this country. but how keep our community safe. and many. a lot of solutions and we're getting a lot of partnerships and there's no partnership that the better than and obviously the white house, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the california independent system operator or cal iso has issued another power alert, a flex alert. this one started about an hour ago will be in place until 9 o'clock tonight during a power alert as we know, help. people are asked to set their thermostats to 78 degrees or higher. they're asked to avoid using major appliances. the energy agency says even though it's not super hot today. this flex alert is necessary because of wildfires in oregon which are impacting electrical transmission lines. californi

and if you're watching us on the kron on app. we'll have much more for you when we kick off our primetime coverage tonight at 8 o'clock. until then, the news is always on at kron 4 dot com. but we'll see you back here on air. at 8 o'clock. >> now on inside california politics is what is bothering people. it is a race between gavin newsom in that area but not given news donald trump not not marry democrat mary against this particular unit that gavin governor newsom's latest challengers conservative talk show host larry elder his plan to convince voters to recall the governor and the defeat his fellow candidates and the state budget is finally approved and signed this budget is spectacular budget once in a lifetime budget what's included in the massive 262 billion dollar plan. >> casting across the golden state. this sign california politics.

and it's the same in there with us. we're trying to do our best to get that service that in the ross says vta will hold a memorial service for its employees and families of their phone co-workers within the next week or so in san jose taylor kron 4 news. >> fireworks are being blamed for several small fires in any act. that includes a house fire that now has a woman looking for new place to live. the fire is among 4 and this same neighborhood fire crews battled saturday night kron four's camila barco has the details. there. >> investigators say they battled for fire saturday night. 3 of them were smaller vegetation and property fires the 4th one was a home that is now covered in soot and ash. >> lisa, my house is on right now. robin anderson's home near the antioch unified school district is inhabitable right now after it almost burned to the ground there really rose by house of really everything i own is out on my front lawn in contra, costa county fire crews initially rushed to her neighborhood around 08:00pm saturday

tell us what we know. this was i think, troubling to people and that there were so many in a short period of time. >> this is 3rd quake with an aftershock you can we use that word swarm one or that one bigger than others. but this was a 5.9 the largest aftershock so far, 4.6. and the eastern here tend to have large aftershock sequences, one at the march earthquake. >> so doctor jones, i. read that 5.9 is actually considered a moderate quake, although it seems fairly large. if it sounds as though it was based in a fairly rural area and we're not hearing any reports thus far any injuries, or or damage. did we just look out. >> i be surprised if there was damage from the quake. i mean, 5.9 on almost the 6, which is what we would start calling at large. but it's about 20 miles away as far as i can tell from any. town at all. and that's a small town and 20 miles. far enough. i think about it in the bay area but that happens, go down. that. what probably the san bruno or more. it's actually pretty far away. and

thank you for joining us on this monday. july 6 at 26th. i'm james fletcher and you believe that and i'm radar. darya folsom the last monday of july. no, we're rounding out the final week of july august right around the corner. pretty incredible got john in the weather center. kicking off our forecast for the week ahead. good morning. yeah, it's been feel like late july 2 guys. we had a pretty warm temperatures over the weekend. we're about to work our way into last few days of july ahead of us that will bring some solid 90's. so no major heat waves ahead. but definitely warm inland comfortable by the day and cool. typically so at the coastline right now, you're berkeley hills camera showing that low gray that is pushed in during overnight hours. definitely some spots of drizzle near the coastline on the peninsula and up into the north bay to visibility has fallen in pockets of the north bay this morning. so do watch that travel out that direction. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's. a pretty seasonably cool start to this morning.

dan kerman reports for us tonight. the focus is once again on the vehicle's autopilot feature. >> this is video of a tesla model. 3 slamming into a pickup truck along 8.80 in fremont in august of 2019. the video comes from attorneys representing the family of 15 year-old jovanni maldonado who was ejected from the pickup and died at the scene. attorneys for the family filed a lawsuit against tesla and the driver of the vehicle claiming tesla's autopilot system and the driver failed to react properly to traffic conditions for anybody drives a tesla. >> do not assume that it can drive itself because it cannot. there are no vehicles on the road on the market today from any manufacturer that are capable of self-driving, including tesla and there are unlikely to be for quite a few years yet. >> sam abuelsamid is an auto industry analyst with guide house insights. he says tesla has done very little to correct the false notion that drivers can do other things when behind the wheel of a tesla. >> live. you look at the comments

tell us their dogs or attacks by them. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. close to a dozen dogs have been attacked recently by coyotes and one resident says his dog has even been followed by them on more than one occasion that resident talk to kron four's haaziq madyun today. >> multiple reports of aggressive coyotes preying small dogs who live with their owners inside this private gated senior living community at the villages golf and country club in settles. a some attacks have been deadly. >> we've seen them in norwalk and we've been followed by them. >> i would say we need you photo. that's coming out. >> yeah. she's a female. so there's been times where she's been followed by by coyotes. >> yeah, it's very concerning. david ballard has lived in this area for over 20 years and says he's noticed more coyotes of the day. recently i believe that the county coming down for the water causes little stream that flows in this area with the drought conditions. those resources haven't replenished so that could be influencing wildlife

it's going to be a big hit to us. you can see what kind of damage and out of control fire truck the owners of the companies say they haven't yet told a reporter losses, but they say they were also lucky because no one was injured. other than the suspect. the suspect apparently suffered cuts and scratches after he ended up in this ditch. the engine was severely damaged. well said. the inmate tried to get away before being captured. piled on the guy until the sheriff's office can get here. it was a wild ride for neighbors to who are preparing to evacuate. new column back and say there's a convict loose in the neighborhood lock all the doors and don't go outside it's strange that they're allowing the inmate crews to be doing stephan such a residential area cal fire. investigators were on scene to investigate the incident but only thing that the suspect is now in custody. >> that was lonnie wong reporting for us tonight. so let's take a live look outside now checking out our camera in walnut creek end. again, not much tra

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if you've lost power, please do not use generators indoors. >> we ask you to use caution when lighting your homes with candles. if you continue to have power outages. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us. florida governor ron desantis declared states of emergency in several counties ahead of the storm. president biden also signed off on a federal emergency declaration to meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about or she stands yet because also has come on. shore doesn't mean else is done with us yet. we've got a long way to go. it's going to be moving fast, though it's going to be sliding up the eastern seaboard. but. folks here. they're getting pounded by we can just before coming on shore becoming a tropical storm just before making landfall. you see him make his way up to jacksonville toward brunswick and that is on its way towards savannah right now. and we've got some very heavy bands of rain rotating around this. we've seen as much as 12 inches of rain in some parts of florida. >> yeah, it's moving quickly, but they're going to see flooding all along this line. they'r

thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore. >> officials are recommending that both vaccinated and unvaccinated residents where their masks indoors to prevent the spread of the virus. kron four's. dan kerman is live in san francisco with more. dan. >> well, we have to tell you that this was not unexpected, that we would get this surge. but health officials are saying it is going a lot faster than they expected. and that is why likely next week they will start mandating masking indoors. san francisco is now averaging a 176 new covid cases per week. that's a tenfold increase in cases since june. the rate of increase actually happening faster. >> and what we saw during our 3 surges again consistent with the infectivity of the delta virus. hospitalizations are also up. but rates among the unvaccinated are 8 times higher than those who have been fully vaccinated during this. whole pandemic. >> of hospitalized. we've only had 16 fully vaccined people hospitalized. >> and that is i