hilda martinez of richmond discovered during a routine checkup that she needed to have a kidney transplant. she was able to find a donor in august. she received a new kidney. she's doing very well on wednesday. oversee pmc sutter health on van ness here in san francisco. they announced that she is going to be sponsored to ride in a float in the rose parade in january. the float is dedicated towards raising awareness about organ donation to get the word out that hate donation is what we need to do to get people like hill treated and hilda and her family are also encouraging people to be organ donors at these. but i we didn't know. i didn't know. so now >> sign up already is that faces that, though, to be out on arch. now the rose parade is on january. first of next year. of course. and the float that hilda will be writing on is called the donate life float. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> today is world aids day. a number of events were held across the country and here in the bay area. one of those was in san francisco's castro this morning. the community held

hilda martinez of richmond discovered during a routine checkup that she needed to have a kidney transplant. she was able to find a donor in august. she received a new kidney. she's doing very well on wednesday. oversee pmc sutter health on van ness here in san francisco. they announced that she is going to be sponsored to ride in a float in the rose parade in january. the float is dedicated towards raising awareness about organ donation to get the word out that hate donation is what we need to do to get people like hill treated and hilda and her family are also encouraging people to be organ donors i think is very i we didn't know. i didn't know. so now >> sign up already is that places that though, to be out on arch. now the rose parade is on january. first of next year. of course. and the float that hilda will be writing on is called the donate life float. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> more of today's top stories coming up next. a sixor including what could happen with our schools because of the fast-spreading variant of covid-19 this as the first cases i

sutter health announced that hilda martinez is going to walk alongside the donate life float at the rose parade earlier this year. she discovered that she needed a kidney transplant and they found a donor and august and she got that new kidney. and as you can see, she is doing well and so grateful. and she just wants to do everything she can now to spread the word and raise awareness about the importance of organ donations. >> i think is very i we didn't know. i didn't know. so now sign up already is that places that to be a donor get the word out that hate donation is what we need to do to get people like hill treated. >> and if you want to be like hilda, you can be an organ or the so many ways to do it. james. so we're talking about first of all, on the license. and if you didn't have the 4th us. you have got a drafted, just a red dot. yes, they put a red on your license and you can always you can always if you don't. yeah. i found out from dan that there's parker it's a thing on the iphone and so with you open the whole thing and you search organ donor. then this thing comes up and yo

it's part of an effort to encourage people to be organ donors sutter health announced that hilda martinez will be walking alongside the donate life float. >> at that parade and early this year martinez discovered that she needed a kidney transplant. well, a donor was found in august and she received that new kidney and apparently is doing well. her family says it's important to raise awareness about organ donations. >> i think is very i we didn't know. i didn't know. so now sign up already is that important places that, though, to be out on our get the word out that hate donation is what we need to do to get people like hill treated. >> yeah. it's amazing. it's on my driver's license. i was just checking it is and i checking where yes used or so you when you get your license, they give you the little red dot. you get an option to sign up for and please do. martinez is walking proof that. >> obviously it saves lives. she's going to be at the again, the rose bowl parade. check it out. new year's day right next to the donate life float. and i would suggest look at your license if you forget,

hilda martinez of richmond discovered during a routine checkup that she needed to have a kidney transplant. she was able to find a donor in august. she received a new kidney. she's doing very well on wednesday. oversee pmc sutter health on van ness here in san francisco. they announced that she is going to be sponsored to ride in a float in the rose parade in january. the float is dedicated towards raising awareness about organ donation to get the word out that hate donation is what we need to do to get people like hill treated and hilda and her family are also encouraging people to be organ donors i think is very we didn't know. i didn't know. so now >> sign up already is that places that though, to be out on arch. now the rose parade is on january. first of next year. of course. and the float that hilda will be writing on is called the donate life float. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. people in brooklyn were jolted awake. look at that. just a massive explosion early this morning. 2 people were inside that building when it exploded. >> firefighters arrived. th

so center health announced that hilda martinez is going to be walking alongside the donate life float. >> at the parade earlier this year. she actually discovered she needed a kidney transplant and a donor miraculous. it was found in august and she received a new kidney and it's taking doing very well. so she and her family say they really want to spread the message and raise awareness about the importance of donating organs. >> i think is that i we didn't know. i didn't know. so now sign up already is that places that, though, to be out on a ship. the word out that hate donation is what we need to do to get people like hill treated. >> keep and, you know, keep your eyes peeled could she's going to be marching, which is so cool that is on national tv and everything to lose. by the way, she's from richmond but like richmond and look at i happy she is. and i'm happy to be alive. and that's really a message. >> if you can please sign up to be a donor. we'll be right back. when we do come back here in the next hour. the first case of the omicron variant in the u.s. has been detected right

. >> hilda martinez, who you see here receiving the flowers. was she could be walking alongside the donate life float in the parade. and for good reason. earlier this year she discovered that she needed kidney transplant and luckily a donor was found in august. they went through the operation. she has the new kidney. she's doing well and she and her family want to get the word out that organ donation is obviously a lifesaving thing for somebody she looks so healthy. so happy and so grateful. so yeah, that's why she's doing this and urging others. >> to join her in that example of >> it's a 43 and we'll be >> it's a 43 and we'll be right back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how

martinez doesn't speak english. when asked about her transplant she said, it's a miracle. congratulations to her. that's going to be fun to be in the rose bowl parade. and if our weather streak continues, it will be dry. >> i know. >>> we won't rain in here, but we will do whatever we can, right? let's get you in here to our forecast. yes, today was just bizarre. the first of december and it was 10, 15 degrees above average and it was bizarre enough to set new records. conquered 71 today shall the old record 68 set in 2013. these are the new official numbers. that just came in. san jose 75 degrees. the old record 72. they haven't been this warm this time of the year since 1907. so way out of whack for us. all right. let's move it into tomorrow's forecast. we will get you all ready to go for that thursday. we will see this unusual weather from this area of high pressure. this is what's keeping the rainfall, the storm track away as we move into the upcoming weekend. it's moving up there to the north of us through seattle and canada. so we get the hazy skies, a little bit eve