Exposure is usually too14 days. That is why Public Officials are asking anyone who visited the spot the last two weeks to get tested. This is treatable if detected early. It is highly unlikely to be spread from one person to another person. The way you get this bacteria is because it lives and water droplets, especially situations where there is pooling of water, it allows the water the bacteria to grow in the water and when it is aerosolized that is when the individual can inhale it in their lungs. Anser the county is offering the services for free. The Business Owners are operating cooperating in this operation. Reporting live. Abc7news. Zach thank you. The last known cases of legionnaires disease in the bay area happened in last august in san jose. A co contracted this at an aloft hotel. They were both treated of the hospital and survive. The Health Officials trace the bacteria to the hot tub of a hotel. Thank you for joining us in zach fuentes. The next police chief of oakland had
Two deaths of legionnaires disease. We will have more on our top story in a moment. First, we begin with the weather and a hot day. First, we will look doppler 7. The collecti, offshore. Temperatures in the 70s. It is dry. We are looking at a north wind easing in the upper elevations. That will allow us to warm up quickly. Temperatures in the 50s in the cool spots to the 70s. Downtown, no fog to speak of. We will look for it to return late in the day. No fog on the Golden Gate Bridge. Near 100 throughout the afternoon. Stephanie thank you. A day spa in richmond is raising Public Health concerns after two people died of legionnaires disease they allegedly caught at the spot. Now we are learning the business was operating without permits. Reporter the zen richmond shut down after two cases linked to legionnaires disease. Reporter the county supervisor says the third man tested positive in june but the other two died this week after visiting days before. County Health Officials are trying
Missionary group is happy to be back home safe and sound after they got stuck in. I share what a military coup took over the government. From the areas local news station, youre watching the kron. 4 morning far. Well, good monday morning and thank you for waking with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news is monday. August 7th, im reyna harvey. All right. Well, the weekend it was a war one. And hopefully you got a chance to get outdoors. It and enjoy with your family. Im wondering, john is going to be just as hot at the start of the week. You called it. You said it was going to be hot. And it yeah, it was definitely a hot weekend for areas closer to the coastline. It was a little break from the fog will for the rest of us. It was right back to that summer heat. We winds now today is kind of the last day of it before were looking at another cool trend ahead of us. The ups and the downs of this august forecast continue. So after the heat of the weekend today, one last hot one.
A missionary group from antioch is home tonight after being stuck in the share for a week. A military coup took over the government which forced shutdown of the borders. Good evening and thanks for joining us tonight at 10. Im dan thorn and im noelle bellow. Kron 4 Sarah Stinson spoke with the lead. Pastor is about what it took to get them back into the u. S. We are thankful to be back home. Steve and marie, a minor are relieved to be back in america after getting stuck in niger there. While a coup took over the government there grounding all flights. You know, we were never saw any violence like it was. Being out of control, not being able to do what you want to do. So you felt trapped. The miners went to west africa to host a camp for kids with a missionary group of 11 people from Cornerstone Christian center in school in antioch. But when it was time to fly home, the borders shut down. Uncertainty was the part that really got to you because you didnt know when the borders are going
City workers in san jose officially voted to go on strike. Details on what happens next. From the bay station. Youre watching kron. And news. Thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. Im noelle bellow happening right now. The San Francisco Taxi Workers Alliance is protesting the possible expansion of driverless cars. The group met at the California Public Utilities Commission headquarters today. The commission is set to discuss the interference of the Autonomous Vehicles with First Responders today. And on thursday, they will vote on whether to grant expansion of services for autonomous cars. The taxi workers say they want the commission to know theyre opposed to waymo and cruise offering 24 7 service in the city. Meanwhile, down in the south bay city workers in san jose have voted to strike for 3 days. The announcement was made earlier this morning. Kron fours will tran has more on what happens next. It is official 4500 workers for the city of san jose. They will be going on