coverage of the fire threat that still lingers tonight. just minutes away with the latest conditions in the latest on when this morning will end. but we start with kron four s gayle ong live tonight in seminole with a look at the conditions that fire crews still facing there tonight ill. well, jonathan, it has gotten so much cooler and it is getting more breezy tonight and firefighters here. they actually were busy. they said it was quiet today, but they had to respond to some fires this weekend. from 2 golf courses in san jose and behind a home in benicia firefighters battled wildfires all day saturday. these fires are just 3 of several fires that broke out in the bay area over the weekend as of sunday afternoon. the national weather service extended the red flag warning through tuesday morning. certain areas seeing very dry conditions will probably see if area a few. seeing humidity less than 10% in certain areas. so. really want to be abundantly cautious. and that
really want to be abundantly cautious. and that s why red flag warning was extended, especially when we started picking up stronger winds going into monday night s strong winds and gusts are expected in the north bay mountains and east bay hills and valleys. kron 4 spoke with local fire chiefs earlier this week who have been keeping a close eye on the forecast. everyone s on the same page soon as this notice goes out, whether it s today, whether it s in june, july, august, september. we start having initial conversations between agencies to make sure that we are there to protect our own communities and also that through a mutual aid system that we re there to help each other with the winds is going to provide a higher. fire danger lower humidities and more chances incident to spark and actually go extended. so with that was being prepared, local fire departments and calfire have been preparing well ahead of critical fire weather. which means enhanced patrols and sta
jose. fire officials say the no injuries, no structures damaged. but crews across the bay area remain on high alert and a red flag warning for the region has now been extended kron, four s gayle ong starts our team coverage tonight with more on how fire crews and officials are getting ready for the upcoming wildfire conditions. from 2 golf courses in san jose and behind a home in benicia firefighters battled wildfires all day saturday. these fires are just 3 of several fires that broke out in the bay area over the weekend as of sunday afternoon. the national weather service extended the red flag warning through tuesday morning. certain areas seeing very dry conditions will probably see if area a few. seeing humidity less than 10% in certain areas. so. really want to be abundantly cautious. and that s why red flag warning was extended especially when we started picking up stronger winds going into monday night s strong winds and gusts are expected in the north bay mounta
factory. kevin chan tells us about a hateful and racially-charged voicemail left by an unknown caller. it wasn t on the answering machine, at his 59-year-old store in san francisco s chinatown but on his personal phone. your community has been brainwashed. good riddance to you, and good riddance to white supremacy because y all work hand in hand. uncomfortable because we re live in today s society while we keep having all this. you know, we supposed to be harmony. a harmony that governor newsom hopes will come to the asian community. the governor was in chinatown, today, meeting with the community leaders from his days as san francisco s mayor, he knows, very well, about this community. but has never seen anything like this. he says one of the first steps is to do more to track hate incidents and not just hate crimes. and while the crimes against asian-americans tick upwards, another bay area community to fight against the attacks. citizens patrols are already roaming
hospitals. across the state are reaching their breaking point but much of the nation is the same shape even worse as the holiday surge is growing congress s haggling with the president over stimulus checks while it s still unknown if the president will veto the federal spending bill which includes a covid relief legislation. he did veto the defense spending bill marybeth mcdade has the story. donald trump didn t answer reporters questions as he and the first lady left the white house for florida. we ll spend the christmas holiday. the president has vetoed the 740 billion dollar annual national defense authorization act which congress is expected to vote to override next week. this move comes after the president blasted the bipartisan covid relief bill which is tied to a one 0.4 trillion dollars spending bill needed to fund the government through september. it really is a disgrace. the president says that too much money is going to foreign countries and not enough to americ