>>the news station you're watching morning everybody and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news it's saturday january second a happy new year to marty gonzales and we are waking up to wet streets and drizzle on this first weekend of the year. >>we're going to get more on the rain from days for in the weather center. hi good morning. marty and good morning, everybody it's a nice way to start the year this week coming up ahead because we have a couple bouts of rain actually the more intense one will be coming as we started to the workweek on monday but. >>what's going on this saturday morning, let's go and take a gander we do have still that cloud cover and rain and drizzle going on most of it is light rain 2 drizzles what you can expect particular long the coast. there's the cloud cover

pattern which looks to be a little bit more optimistic in the next couple of hours before come another dose drops in south and the later morning hours live shot golden gate bridge. no mistake this yes, it's wet roads out there so be careful. lights on all that kind of business and the windshield. wipers course is still for dark so that's the other issue to look at our temperatures 40's and 50's mild to start things off that's a key issue because we this moisture in cloud cover where it's been dry with clear skies that we have the radiational cooling so no surprise with this. it's mild near about a dozen degrees ahead pick up the north bay compared to where we were this time from yesterday surface moisture, nobody say yeah that means fog that all means the drizzle that we're getting in the cloud cover. look what happens as we approached noon still no clear into camp in the north bay. overnight into tomorrow morning pretty much the same program, but it looks much better into tomorrow for some better clearing out both at the surface in a loss i'm going pick up few showers going on here through the morning hours temperatures don't do much we'll get into

the 50's for ultimate high we're talk about more about that rain also to clearing up for sunday in what's going to happen on monday to party. this law let's get right to our top story this saturday morning. >>san francisco police are investigating this vandalism that happened at house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home. police say that it happened early friday morning and there you see some of it that occurred we want to go now live to kron four's reyna harvey who's speaker pelosi's neighborhood with the latest on the investigation, good morning. >>morning good morning that's right i'm in the pacific heights community here in san francisco where that investigation continues san francisco police are still looking for the person or persons who vandalize speaker pelosi's home like you mentioned right behind me that was last on her garage door still there but it's covered right black trash bags in tape we're going to show you like you mentioned that image friday morning someone it was

able to get a photo of what was left here you can see spray painted with black ink right here cancel rent and we want everything if you look below the most jarring thing you can see here is a pig's head and fake blood all over the speakers driveway now this is not the first time we've seen people target the speaker's own back in september he will expressed outrage over speaker pelosi going sandwiches going hair salon that should have been closed under the stay at home orders were able to talk to neighbors that live here in the community we've witnessed this over the past several months and they're pretty disturbed by this latest act of vandalism. >>the fairly. cowardly way to go about expressing your page opinion that i don't think that this is a useful way to go about it and it's a terrible start to new year when we're hoping for last under and hatred than we've had to deal last the year.

>>now we reached out to the speaker's and we've yet to hear back this morning she hasn't said anything on social media about this latest act of vandalism that took place here san francisco police are asking if anyone has any information or they saw anything to come forward and help them with this investigation for now reporting near in san francisco. reyna harvey kron 4 news all right reena thanks a lot for that live report that's right a harbor reporting for us in san francisco. >>now we want to get to the latest on the pandemic covid cases here in the u.s. have now topped 20 million and more than 346,000 people in this country have died from the virus. that's all according to johns hopkins university. it took just one week for the country to go from 19 to 20 million covid cases and that number is expected to continue to rise because of holiday gatherings. icu bed availability continues to fall across the state here in the bay area we are now at 6.3% capacity. that's the lowest

ever. the northern california region as a whole has 5 times that amount in the sacramento area icu bed capacity is now down to 11.1%. the situation is even worse san joaquin valley and southern california regions with full capacity, there are no icu beds available. it doesn't appear that the bay area's going to get above 15% available icu capacity by january 7th. that's when the stay at home orders expected to expire as a result, san francisco's extending both its travel advisory and stay at home order. health experts estimate that those orders saved over 330 lives. developing news. this morning. some people who depend on unemployment benefits began the new year only to learn that their accounts had been suspended. this happened after the edd was concerned about fraudulent activity. hundreds of people on unemployment received e-mails saying that you've

been receiving unemployment benefits but we have temporarily suspended your claim because it may be tied to fraudulent activity. they were then told that they will get more details on what to do beginning on january 6th. well coming up this morning on the kron 4 morning news we will have the latest on the push to get long-term funding for small businesses and residents across the country we have details on that. >>coming up. plus one east bay city has already adopted the smoking in vaping ban in and around apartment buildings will take a look at those affected by a new organs. and coming up next it's been 12 years since oscar grant was shot and killed at oakland's fruitvale bart station and now there's a renewed call for a murder charges against a former bart police officer will have the latest on that.

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plus, no interest until january 2024 on all smart beds. >>good morning welcome back it has been 12 years since the shooting death of oscar grant by a bart police officer now his family is calling on the alameda county da to file additional charges against an officer who was involved in the case. back in october the district attorney's office said that the investigation would be reopen, but so far nothing has happened as kron four's charles clifford reports. >>on the 12th anniversary of the death of oscar grant his family and supporters gathered outside the fruitvale bart station called the alameda county district attorneys to

bring felony murder charges against former bart police officer anthony peroni well former bart officer johan esterly was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and grant's death the family says it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the killing. tony peroni. what if 250 pounds. >>on oscars >>as a family demanding nancy o'malley. charge. anthony peroni the felony murder back in october alameda county district attorney jan c o malley reopened the case promising to investigate the circumstances that led to grant's death. >>but so far no additional charges have been filed grant's family is frustrated. he should have never been let off the hook. when oscar was killed. 12 years ago on today right he should have been charged. at that time. and yet

another failure in our judicial system kron 4 did reach out to the district attorney's office for comment on new year's day. but so far we have not heard back. in oakland charles clifford kron 4 news. >>earlier this week a vacaville police officer was filmed pinning down and punching his canine partner. well that video as you might imagine sparked our outrage in the community. the dog is now being cared for by another handler we have the video clip and we want to warn you that the video is troubling. the san francisco spca is speaking out because of this action and the clip officials released a statement that condemns actions by the officer saying in part quote the san francisco spca being a leader in dog behavior in training would like the public to know that physically threatening or harming an animal is never acceptable regardless of the animals behavior, dave ok marty we have fog in clouds and some light rain and drizzle now we have little

wave coming by within the next couple of hours to fill up our morning by the afternoon going to stay cloudy. >>and better clearing expected tomorrow but we're waiting for shoe to drop for us monday morning. we'll take a look at that entire weekend forecast for you coming up in just a bit. right now, you can get a free breakfast baconator with any order in the wendy's app. so you can shake up and wake up your breakfast. we're bringing that big bacon energy all day long so you can always be baconating!

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back the first weekend of the new year bringing with

some rain some adly needed woke up this morning to some wet streets out there a little bit of drizzle far as to tell us more about that high marty good morning and good morning, everybody we have the light rain and drizzle that marty was talking about pretty much on tap and concentrated in the morning hours so probably by the afternoon it will be the leftover cloud cover and a fog which probably in some areas really won't lift much at all tomorrow, we're looking for some better clearing and then some more earnest rain coming for your monday morning. here's what it looks like it looks like we're bit of a break happening right now might even see the sun poke out in some spots early but then another dose to drop south. that will cover or we morning hours and then as we get to the afternoon we'll be left with kind of the overcast and that moisture in terms of that fog is going to linger a bit. this is walnut creek here in the house you can see pretty much kind of a rainy start to the day on the east bay, then back to the golden gate. again with our fog this being kind of the radiation type fog the brings by from the rain rather than our

typical advection fog that rolls on in. we've got the upper 40's lining the looks at the peninsula little bit here lower 50's on the east bay shoreline inland dropping to the upper 40's but this is much more mild than we've been seeing the last couple of mornings because we don't have the clear skies in the dry air let us coal down let's go the future cast and kind of painted out for you what you can expect today. there's that dose of rain last call go into the afternoon hours. we might see couple pokes of sun but most see a mostly cloudy day on store for today tomorrow much much better clearing as we take a break in the rain there you can see patches of that and boom it's all over already starting. basically at the witching hour sunday night into monday, but by 02:00am already the rain is starting and we'll continue it looks like into the early afternoon again for your monday winds don't do much of anything other advanced already to sunday, but they do respond to this onslaught of rain we're getting monday morning as you can see it's coming in from the southeast for the most part the winds will shift around later on, but this going to be way into the future. monday morning. so

we'll have kind that stormy field looks like to start your day on monday. so for today, it's mostly cloudy a few showers concentrate in the morning hours drizzle thrown in there with mild temps mostly into the 50's tomorrow, some variable clouds and cool though some folks might be over called mostly sunny to get a nice break in there some lower 60's, good timing too by the way are sunday and then for next week again monday morning rain and we're looking further shot on wednesday and still more success of doses as we finish off the week that are very very modest so the heaviest doses going to be monday morning. that's the big show. and then another dose again expected for our wednesday today again 58 with cloudy skies scattered drizzle 59 kind of same for oakland in 61 with a few showers san jose again events will be a little delayed heading south twmperatures don't do much most of the upper 50's near about 60 covering much of the east bay coming a bit later on in the forecast have the longer range forecast models for you at the party sounds good dave, thanks. a lot. for your money this morning be sure to check your bank

account because the irs began sending out the $600 stimulus checks earlier this week. >>a lot of folks have already received them through direct deposit now the paper checks will be in the mail on wednesday. the irs though has a january 15th cut off deadline. so if you don't get your paper check. shortly after that you'll have to wait to claim it on your 2021 tax returns. with only a couple days left in the current congressional session republican senators are ignoring president trump's demand to increase covid-19 aid checks up to $2000 on friday senate minority leader chuck schumer again asked for a senate vote on those checks. >>the senate can start off 2021 by really helping the american people. we can start of 2021 by sending $2000 checks to struggling american families to carry them through the darkest. and final days of this pandemic a bipartisan common sense caucus in both

chambers is not came to let speaker pelosi and senator sanders rushed to borrow another half a trillion dollars. >>for universal cash giveaways. regardless of need. a huge shot what essentially be socialism for rich people. money flowing to households earning well into 6 figures. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the congress has provided in a pandemic aid for now and block the democratic attempts to force a vote on new checks. well for the first time since taking office congress voted to override a veto from president trump in a rare new year's day session. the senate voted 81 to 13 to override the president's veto of the national defense authorization act that vote came just days after the house also approved an override. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that approving the act is crucial to the nation's defense. officers had a very busy new year's eve on our roads and highways as the chp arrested 244 suspected dui

drivers here in california. all of those arrests were made in the span of just 6 hours. last year officers arrested 491 impaired drivers during the entire 30 hour new year period. unfortunately, 13 people were also killed in crashes across the state. on new year's eve. the chp expects that number to rise as the coroner's offices across the state will begin to report their fatalities. >>don't drink and drive don't get behind the wheel impaired. if you're going to travel you know you some sort ride share or doesn't us dry or too smart thing start off 2021 right. let's do this together. >>chp is maximum enforcement period will expire tomorrow just before midnight. now to the east bay this morning, we're smoking in vaping are now banned at a variety of buildings in concord they include townhomes apartments condos and attach buildings and applies to both inside units and in public common

areas around those apartment complexes the law does allow for setting up designated smoking areas as long as there are at least 25 feet from an area that's used by children. this law has actually been in effect since last february for new buildings in concord but it's now in effect for older building complexes as well. authorities say anyone who violates the ban could be fined. and still ahead this morning, the warriors on their first home game of the season as they hosted the portland trail blazers kylen mills has all the highlights for us coming up next. a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab. share a ride. if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to go. go safely, california.

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may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home. find your nunormal with nucala. >>not the start of 2021 warriors were hoping for the dubs host of the portland trailblazers in their home opener the blazers had control basically from the start to cj mccollum had to pull up 3 that put the trail blazers up by 20 in the first there he goes 20 and the first all right moving on to the 3rd quarter blazers leading by 24 steph curry from the corner drops in that train. he led the dubs the 26 points 4 for 12 foot 3. >>but this one would be the dagger right here 4th quarter damian lillard from beyond the arc his 3 was good. he led portland with 34 points going

6 for 10 from 3 blazers role. one 2398. the final score warriors will get another shot at portland on sunday, hopefully that rope around those a little bit better than this one steve kerr we just heard from him not to happy after this game. he says the war has really got to work on defense moving along to the ice new year new you might be a good catch phrase for the san jose sharks this season. >>the team is trying to forget their last place finish in the western conference in 2020 the sharks are back on the ice for the first practice in 9 months training camp was moved to the ice 10 in arizona do santa clara county covid restrictions head coach bobby wagner is entering his first full year at the helm and he's optimistic about the team's potential most of the sharks for return to last year's players have had plenty of time to rest and recover. >>there was to take that much time off but you know it could a good thing like you said it's. >>career really been going deep in playoffs are championship use the summer to

kind of get healthy and prepare for next season, but you know at this time i thought i was able to kind of take advantage put in some good work off the ice. >>january 13th, the nhl start date now this is not the usual setting. for the rose bowl for the first time since world war 2 the new year's day bowl game was not played in pasedena california. >>and said it was held 18 t stadium in arlington texas where state officials allowed around 16,000 fans to a tent. also the role rose parade was canceled number one alabama number 4 notre dame went head to head for chance to play in the national championship game heisman candidate devonta smith and the crimson tide just dominated. i mean he was on fire. look at that play smith tidy rose bowl record with 3 touchdown receptions, 3114 the final score. >>on to the other big new year's day bowl game number 2 clemson taking on number 3 ohio state in the sugar bowl down in new orleans after

closing the 1st quarter tied up a 14 the buckeyes took over just in the field put on a clinic throwing for 385 yards and 6 touchdowns 4920 ohio state the final score and twitter went absolutely wild so here's the story clemson coach dabo sweeney ranked ohio state 11 in the final 8 p coaches poll, which is a total insults during his own team, second by the way. so apparently after the game. the crowd started chanting and he just got roasted on social media as well you know what goes around comes around ohio state will take on alabama in the national championship game on monday, the 11th so i guess that makes the tigers the 12th ranked team in the

>>welcome back. we've got some slick runways at sfo but no delays so far this morning all because of the drizzle we've been experiencing dave how today's far has more on that and is what the forecast side kind of a nuisance little bit of a shower rain event it kind of is but that's the kind of doesn't produce any flooding so be nice to have this all day long actually is going to be very very spotty. we have little wave about to roll on in within the next 5 hours or so after that. >>keep the cloudy skies and that fog around but then tomorrow, some better clearing, here's how it looks like stormtracker 4. you notice the heavier stuff off to the east bay and out of the santa cruz mountains but off the scope of this map there's a little bit more upstream to

be had that will be later this morning lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline for now some cooler 40's off to the east bay but not much cooler and upper 40's also up there in the north bay to there's a live shot coming in from walnut creek what roads out that way too. and this is what it looks like in the wide scope there's that secondary batch of rain up to the north as you can see that cloud packs that will be in the late morning hours. so look ahead for today with the sfo in the background there about 11 o'clock taking some rain maybe through contra costa county the east bay temperatures approach into the middle 50's however, again tomorrow we'll see better clearing but we're really waiting for the bigger dose of rain coming our way sunday night through monday we're talking about next week as well to marty okayed a seen a couple minutes. thank you. it has been a slow start falling short of expectations to in the effort to vaccinate millions of americans so far nearly 3 million americans have received the coronavirus vaccine and that's far less than the 20 million expected

by this point. >>here in california 294,000 people have received their first dose. doctor anthony fauci says he believes the u.s. will catch up this month. kron four's gayle ong talk to a bay area health expert about the slowdown. >>it is a perfect now is it is is good enough. yeah, i think it's good not ucsf epidemiology professor doctor, george rutherford referring to operation warp speed's covid vaccine rollout the trump administration's goal to get americans vaccinated isn't a step in the right direction. >>but far less than the 20 million doses projected by january it's not in the case of doctors just being cautious in making sure it's done right just not having it organized you know to move that. >>so you want to get vaccine where would you get it would you go to a drugstore would you go to your private doctor would you go county clinic where exactly supposed to get it and how are you supposed to get it without waiting in line with a million people doctor rutherford adding there is no efficient federal vaccination model for the states.

>>but there's been some frustration, a little bit of frustration we may have over promised a little bit in the short run about the availability and the distribution a vaccine. governor gavin newsome acknowledging the challenges in this virtual meeting wednesday with top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci any massive undertaking. >>like the initiation of a massive countrywide. vaccine program. you're going to get some bumps in the roads and some hiccups as for catching up. >>we have a long way to go until the masses can get vaccinated in the meantime you have to assume. >>if you're being exposed to virus and need to you need to act accordingly which again is to wear masks in public place. to stay within your household to big crowded indoor spaces as of december 30 at tracking by the cdc shows nearly 2.8 million shots have been given in california 294,000 have received their first dose doctor fauci says health care workers essential workers and those at high risk can be

vaccinated by the first of april. >>the rest of americans should get the vaccine in the spring or summer. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>a san francisco business owner is on a mission to get long-term funding for small businesses and residents across the country. the owner of cassava in the outer richmond wrote a letter to congress and also started a petition. the owner is you cut your rory and she says that the government is not adequately compensating people during the financial crisis and if the stress and financial difficulties aren't bad enough. her restaurant wasn't targeted by burglars you can doesn't blame the thieves she's arguing that people are being pushed to desperate measures because state local governments have not helped out enough. >>they targeted our he box outside so they back into use the key to come inside. and then a stall or the tablets. and also we made all learned

that also parts for the company learned that the credit cause use only 2 locations one was simple market and the other one was a loss so we're like oh my they just went by to >>well you can says that's an example that reinforces why she wrote the letter to congress and house speaker nancy pelosi in the first place trying to get long-term financial help for small businesses and individuals. in his been one long years since the first case of covid-19 was reported in wuhan china. that's when officials alerted the world health organization that sent 27 people were suffering from a viral pneumonia. at the time there was no evidence the virus is spreading between humans but then on march 11th covid was declared a global pandemic scientists to believe that some americans have the covid antibodies as early as december of last year. and

coming up on the kron 4 morning news classrooms may not be as unsanitary as previously thought we're going to find out where a new study says children are more likely to catch the coronavirus that story's coming up after the break stay with us.

>>good morning welcome back the question of whether schools should remain open during the pandemic has been ongoing for almost a year now.

and there's a new study that suggests students who have received who have tested positive for the coronavirus may not necessarily have contracted it in the classroom rudabeh shahbazi has more on that. >>children are more at risk of contracting covid-19 at a holiday party or family gathering than they are from being in the classroom and their parents and guardians are less likely to report wearing masks. that's according to a new study led by the university of mississippi medical center in collaboration with the cdc charlotte hobbs a mother and professor of pediatric infectious diseases led the study echoes what we've seen in adults studies with household transmission cops as they also found that children who attended school or daycare and tested positive reported that other children are staff members were not taking safety measures like masking social distancing or proper hygiene. the researchers interviewed about 400 parents and pull the list of children who had taken covid tests. she says because the disease tends to be less severe in children, it's been

studied less and as a result children are suffering is that schools, appropriate mitigation efforts are being observed being at school is actually in fact perhaps much more of a place where child would have the risk of contracting covid. >>as opposed to having contact with an adult who is infected california governor gavin newsome unveiled his 2 billion dollar plan for reopening schools, this week transmissions among. >>from younger students students to students is simply not common. he hopes to be back on track by the spring with distance learning still an option randi weingarten president of the american federation of teachers says she believes kids should be in school too but only if funding is available and assurances are made. >>but the proper safety measures will be taken in hospitals. >>you have those safeguards in place where people are told to leave. and in schools, particularly when you're working with kids. you have to be extra careful what is

ironic. these days is that young kids actually are following the rules whereas older kids are not and we actually thought it was going to be the opposite. >>well now's rudabeh shahbazi reporting for us this morning now even though vaccines are becoming more available health experts say that parents families schools and childcare centers should not let their guard down dave. >>all right, we're still looking batch of some light rain and drizzle into the later morning hours and then we'll kind of taper that off keep the clouds around some better clearing tomorrow but then a big shoe falling for us on monday morning put this all together for you coming up in a bit.

>>good morning, welcome back we're checking out the rio wet runway at sfo this morning but still they tell us no delays despite the storm a day sparser tell us more about the drizzle around the bay. and what's in store for us. hi good morning. marty good morning, everybody and looks like another batch is about to drop south here into the late morning hours before the afternoon. we'll be treated to basically mostly cloudy skies and some cases, the fog that just won't want to let ticket coastal areas, a little bit up to the north bay as well. now we'll take a little breather in all this on sunday and then come sunday night monday boom we're getting hit by some heavier rain it looks like coming our way, here's a little break that we see and then upstream you can see deck

a cloud cover just about to drop south. giving us some those some light rain and drizzle, here's a law a live shot coming in from san jose state overcast skies also that hit of rain will be a little bit more delays so that might be into the early afternoon hours put this all together motion that's that secondary little batch all gone. but we have the cloud cover that lingers for the afternoon we get to tomorrow get some better clearing in here. east bay in the south bay and then overnight here you have it by monday morning, heavier rain showers and that will come with some winds as well. now this also in this package comes with that winter weather up to the sierra for sunday night through monday night it looks like we're into a watch pattern for now when you see this the next step of course would be a winter storm warning how much rain are we getting over the next about 6 hours or so well it's going to be pretty much be concentrated prior to noon but like pick up maybe a nickel to approach about a dime there around oakland, as you can see the let's get long range of these forecast models there we have monday coming in here for us. now we get a break in midweek not as intense as monday

system and then as we finish off the week, it looks like another dose taking us into friday morning. and then as we go to the weekend this is where the models start to diverge in terms of opinions and you can see the general trend is there's a lift here for the storm track north of us which means we'll be in the southern most of this activity will see if that kind of holds together there, but it would mean we won't be as wet as the week coming up ahead 58 san francisco in the 4 zone forecast, 57 pacific also for half moon bay, upper 50's lineup, the bay side but an insulin also about 60 or so lower 60's couple more of them down south redwood city also palo alto at 6161 doesn't for san jose to cupertino 60 along with santa clara. 58 for milpitas seen temperatures pretty uniform with this kind of pattern here light rain drizzle overcast and fog all day, 58 union city, 59 for tri valley, dublin, 5858 for walnut creek berkeley to cool 52 solano county checking a

lot of middle 50's going on here 50 to 54 for napa and 58 santa rosa 57 58 sandra fell looking over the next 7 days we stand 50's territory, noting the rain hits here. monday. now the little dose on wednesday perhaps into friday as well, although the big one will be a monday morning and early into the afternoon. little props and temperatures as you'll notice here by the middle of the week again into the 30's being the year's time to dry out a little bit until we get that next wave and then 40's happening to the coast back to you. well the christmas fines and peppermint patties are hopefully gone by now so the big question is how do you get back on track, especially if you're still carrying some extra pandemic pounds. >>pledging to lose weight and get fit is a popular resolution. but keep in mind that 80% of new year's resolutions fail by february. so if you want to increase your odds of success this year health expert walk joins me this morning to talk about

some my trip and some tips that she has to make the resolutions stick. hi, carol happy new year. >>happy new year i'm marty. >>karen i understand that the first month is what's really important in trying to make that resolution step. >>you write so i say commit to 30 days you know if you can do something for 30 days. then you're more likely to keeping your resolution so instead of thinking 365 days narrowly down and concentrate your energy on just 30 days so small bites so to speak. right in and this is the foundation of those 30 days are the foundation of creating any new habit. >>and you really have to make sure that you get out do it every day and i'm thinking of so many people who want get out and exercise and for a lot folks that in these covid days that means taking a walk or or a jog. >>right and so committed to those 30 days but do it every

day yeah you don't have be as as intense as you would you know on every day of the week, but at least do it every day so whatever you do just stick to it and you're more likely to succeed and be consistent. >>one thing that's important i would guess is to make sure that it's something that you feel that you want to do as opposed to feeling like what you should do. >>right so i say own it because a lot of people set these resolutions because they think they're prompted by maybe a spouse or friend or the doctor tells you to do it. so you're going to be more successful if you say i want to do this i want to exercise instead of i have to or i need to exercise you the power to to achieve your goal. >>that does give you the power it also gives you the more of acceptance to go ahead and

celebrate when you do that instead of beat yourself up when you don't celebrate when you do. >>yes, you'll feel more empowered you feel like you have control over your destiny so to speak. >>how important is it to be specific in what you want to achieve. >>what is the one of the reasons a lot of people fail in in achieving their goals and in following through with their resolutions is the resolution is too big. often all exercise more this year are healthy this year, but it's not specific you really need to narrow it down like okay, i'm going to exercise for the next 30 days and then a walk on my treadmill for 20 minutes, they be at 3 miles an hour. every single day notice tell specific it is versus i'm going to exercise more right and also i think it's important to talk about being

realistic we what you mentioned i'm going to for 30 minutes or something like this. >>instead of i'm going to walk for an hour which most people either don't have the or the capacity to do right away. >>right and also keep it simple because i hear people say i'm gonna bike every day i'm going the iron horse trail and what that means packing up there by taking the wheels off going in the trunk and then unpacking and putting it together and and to do that every day is not really realistic either. so it works both ways yeah so definitely keep it realistic and so it's not a chore it's something that you're looking forward to. >>right so you're more apt to do it if you just hop on your bike and can go around the neighborhood versus you know going through all that trouble. so that's so the take away here is what karen. >>well okay first all that the those old habits never go away. they're always lurking in the background and your

most vulnerable when you're tired so keep your energy up because those habits the old habits still require your brain to expend a lot of energy. so those are going to start to surface when you're tired so keep your energy up eat healthy and exercise and get plenty of sleep. >>sounds good sounds like a good plan for the year karen. thank you so much and again happy new year we'll our new house is amazing. great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighbor 2: (laughing) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save even more. neighbor 2: hey, sarah, hey, peter! neighbor 1: touché. neighbor 2: ahhh! neighbor 1: pret! neighbor 2: en garde! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com

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>>poppy in west virginia is recovering after almost dying from a drug overdose. the pit bull mixes name said and he was rushed to a medical center in charleston west virginia, the vent their said sid was lethargic and had trouble breathing. so doctors administered the drug narc and that's an ivy and an ivy to flush out the puppy system. >>it really was only 20 minutes before he was upright we around trying to steal food from us. i feel like a regular puppy so right now we're monitoring him for withdrawal symptoms so we are heavily monitoring him he's staying in our clinic right now. >>just to make sure that somebody is with him constantly. >>well there's no word on who gave said the drugs the medical staff is hoping to have him up for adoption by next week. >>take a look at this video. it's of leland vogt he's from lake tahoe and he's just 4 years old and look at him go. his dad, chuck is a snowboarder as well so you can

see that the talent runs in the family, chuck by the way is the founder of the skateboard company tahoe long boards. the family says that it was clear before leland even turned 2 years old that he would have the same hobbies as dad. >>it's really wild to watch him, you know because i think he's just so full of energy he's like just bursting at the seams and then when he gets on the snow like all of a sudden he's like super you know and just east holy focus like a laser beam. >>that's fantastic. well leland is already has his first sponsor for snowboarding it's called shred dog clothing company and his parents say as long as he enjoys that they're going to do whatever they can to support him. still great job. well coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home was vandalized we'll have more on the investigation. >>and what the vandals appear to be demanding. we also have the latest on the coronavirus is icu bed capacity continues

to dwindle across the state and here in the bay area. and believe it or not it has been 12 years since the shooting death of oscar grant now his family is calling on the alameda county district attorneys to file more charges against an officer who was involved in the case, we'll have all

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thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news at saturday january 2nd. >>a belated happy new year to you all i'm marty gonzalez and we are waking up this morning to wet streets and in the bay area on this first weekend of the year want to get more now on the rain and how long it's going to last with dave spahr heidi a good morning morning and good morning, everybody kind of a nuisance rain that we're having this morning little bit that way and drizzle more for the most people and it's taking a little bit of a break across most of the bay, but it will than fire back up again for the late morning hours. for this afternoon. you can expect basically mostly cloudy skies and a lot of fog now we look for big changes happening though for monday morning. that's when we'll get some really earnest rain in here. but there you see at the secondary way just filling up with cloud cover in the north bay a bit. >>and again give a little time to spread out to the wider bay over the next few hours live shot from the golden gate. so yes socked in by fog and clouds and there you have the drizzle going on. we have temperatures in the 50's lighting up the east bay

shoreline but even inland only upper 40's also to the north bay to see not real real cold because we've had all this moisture in the next is a nice climate control keeps the peaks and the valleys and our temperatures scale compressed so we don't see as much movement and it's not going to be much movement this afternoon either as you can see we're almost a dozen degrees ahead of where we were this time with drier air 24 hours ago and speaking of that moisture. the fog never told me listen the north bay, it clears a little bit the east bay, although base of the overcast are mostly cloudy. and then tonight in a phils back up again but look at that clearing down south that's a hint for some sky clearing into tomorrow afternoon. so let's keep a few showers and they're going to about noon or so cloudy in the afternoon. we'll take a look at your entire weekend forecast coming up in a bit party sounds good dave, thanks. a lot. let's get to a big story that we're following this morning, san francisco police investigating the vandalism. >>and house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home now it happened sometime friday morning. the photos

that you're looking at show the graffiti was spray painted on the garage door. you can also see a picks head along with fake blood that were put in place down on the driveway in front of the home kron four's reyna harvey live in the pacific heights neighborhood where speaker pelosi lives and she has the latest for us good >>morning marty and this morning that investigation continues are still trying to figure out who vandalized bigger pelosi's home and you can see for the time being they've covered it right here with black bags in tape, i just saw police actually drive by the neighborhood just a few minutes ago so there still patrolling the area like you mentioned this happened friday we're going to show you the messages that people role here on the garage door at the speaker's home you can see here they have the words cancel rent it and we want everything and marty you brought this up the most jarring thing you drive by here you see that right there in the driveway that pigs in fake blood across the

speaker's driveway, this isn't the first time know we've seen people target the speaker's home right here in september people expressed outrage over speaker pelosi going to a san francisco here salon that should have been close understand home order neighbors in the area who got a chance to talk to said they're they're disturbed by what happened here take a listen fairly. >>cowardly way to go about expressing your page opinion but i don't think that this is a useful way to go about it and it's a terrible start to new year when we're hoping for last under and hatred that we've had to deal last. >>now we have reached out to the speaker's office for comment yet to hear back this morning but as i've been here i noticed right there on the house they have security cameras on both sides so as the police continuing this

investigation looks like they'll be able to look back you know what happened right here in front of year with those security cameras also are asking the community to come forward people have any knowledge or information for now reporting here in san francisco, we know our week long for news all right randi thanks left that live report from the city. >>now we want to get to the latest on the pandemic is covid cases now in the u.s. have top some 20 million and more than 346,000 people have died from the virus in this country all of that according to johns hopkins university. it took just a week for the country to go from 19 to 20 million cases and that number is expected to continue to rise because of holiday gatherings. icu bed availability continues to fall across the state in the bay area we're now at 6.3% capacity that's the lowest ever. the northern california region as a whole has 5 times that amount into the sacramento area icu bed capacity is now down to 11.1%

and the situation is the worst in san joaquin valley and the southern california regions with full capacity and that means no icu beds available. it does not appear that the bay area will be getting above 15% available icu capacity by january 7th. that's when the stay at home order was expected to return to expire as a result, san francisco's extending both its travel advisory and stay at home orders. health experts estimate that the orders saved over 330 lives. we have a developing story for you the story for you this morning, some people who depend on unemployment benefits began the new year only to learn that their accounts had been suspended. now this happened after the edd was concerned about fraudulent activity. hundreds of people on unemployment received e-mails saying quote you've been receiving unemployment benefits but we've temporarily suspended your claim because it may be tied to fraudulent activity. they were then told

to get more details on what to do. beginning january 6. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we'll have the latest on the push to get long-term funding for small businesses and residents across the country. >>we'll have more details on that coming up. plus one east bay city has officially adopted the smoking and vaping ban in around apartment buildings we're going to take a look at those who have been affected by the new ordinance and coming up next, it's been 12 years since oscar grant was shot and killed and oakland's fruitvale bart station well now there's a renewed call for murder charges against the former bart police officer, we'll have the latest details for you coming up after the break stay with us.

>>it has been 12 years since the shooting death of oscar grant by a bart police officer and now his family is calling on the alameda county district attorney's office to bring additional car charges against an officer who was involved in the case on friday his family and supporters gathered at the fruitvale bart station to call on the alameda county district attorneys to bring felony murder charges against former bart police officer, anthony peroni while former bart officer johannes mehserle lee was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and grant's death. the family says it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the

killing. tony peroni. >>what if 250 pounds. on oscars >>as a family demanding nancy o'malley. charge. anthony peroni the felony murder, he should have never been let off the hook. when oscar was killed. 12 years ago he should have been charged. at that time. and yet another failure. >>in our judicial system. >>back in october alameda county district attorney's nancy o'malley reopen the case promising to investigate the circumstances that led to grant's death. but so far the da's office has not filed additional charges kron 4 reached out to the district attorney's office but we have not yet heard back. earlier

this week a vacaville police officer was filmed pinning down and punching his canine partner that video as you might imagine sparked outrage in the community. the dog is now in care of another handler take a look at the video is disturbing to to watch the san francisco spca is now speaking out officials releasing a statement condemning the actions by the officer saying in part quote the san francisco spca being a leader in dog behavior and training would like the public to know that physically threatening or harming an animal is never acceptable regardless of the animals behavior. ok we got this drizzle and light rain showers to take us into the rest of the morning into the afternoon will probably go settle into cloudy skies are clearing tomorrow. >>but some heavy rain for you into monday morning forecast coming up in a bit. my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids.

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>>and we are waking up wet weather outside the bay area and it's a welcome for this weekend. we certainly do need the rain far as tell us how long it's going to last and if there's more on the way i gave a good morning marty and good morning, everybody actions. we take a look at the whole week ahead, there's actually couple of opportunities for some rain here and events to look out for the biggest one will be by monday morning but here's a light rain showers and drizzle we're getting this morning to

see a break into the afternoon. and break of some of these clouds it looks like for your sunday get some sunshine out kind of enjoy your sunday before things turn on a sunday night into monday morning to be a sloppy commute on your monday morning by the way, here's a little break happening here before yet another dropping of more that drizzle and light rain showers we've experience live shot at sfo, no delays being reported at last check. this is supposed to be alcatraz allegedly its and the fog as you can see off to the distance and the low lying clouds temperature not much we have lower 50's lining up most of the bay inland into the upper 40's both in the north bay and east bay, typical of a rain event that we have lot of fog cloud cover, nice climate control we don't see a lot of movement with temperatures now interesting how are comes and goes with all of us as talk about starting the day off with the wet roads. we have the rain overnight lingering. this morning probably by the afternoon we'll get that broken up a bit. we'll be left with kind of cloudy skies in the fog. then tomorrow, let's

open it up a little bit here might be some trouble seeing too much sun up in the north bay. but then here comes the hit of rain overnight into your monday morning show in the morning commute on monday. it's going to be kind of sloppy going on the winds take a while to develop here. they're probably not going to jump into action here until around 7.45 or so good strong. southeast wind that we have kind of place it's popping into the 20's up this holds might have some talk about a wind advisory over part of the viewing area will see as we get little closer probably know by tomorrow morning but with that if that comes together so for today, mostly cloudy a few showers drizzle, mild temps mostly in the 50's there some 60's which will see in the 4 zone forecast tomorrow, we're calling for able clouds but some areas of the bay mac she's going to kind of almost a mostly sunny mode. cool though, and then watch up upstairs here a little bit because it's cold and sometimes you get some clouds popping up there with evaporation here so and we'll see a few lower 60's as well. the next week it's monday morning as that rain event we just talked about there's

another dose expected on wednesday. and we might finish off the week with more on the way of some scattered showers to look out for today again mostly cloudy at any cost 58 san francisco, 61 san jose 59 for oakland and we'll put a couple stray showers down there in san jose maybe into the early afternoon hours even as late as that upper 50's covering most of the bay dropping off a some lower 50's up here to the north asia will notice approaching 60 and the far east bay coming up a little bit here we'll take a look at the longer range forecast models kind of pinpoint. some of these hits that we're looking for next weekend your 4 zone as well marty all right dave thanks a lot. well it was clearly not a normal year for state lawmakers as the pandemic forced both the senate and assembly to shut down twice during their sessions in sacramento. >>yet lawmakers still managed to pass hundreds of bills. 372 of them were signed into law by governor newsome lauren lyster now takes a look at some of the new laws of 2021 which range from the pandemic to law enforcement.

>>2020 saw a national reckoning over racial justice and policing some of those issues now reflected 2021 state laws. there are several laws that are taking place this year are designed to make it criminal justice system more fair for one california's attorney general must now investigate when an officer involved shooting result in the death of an unarmed civilian rather than the local prosecutors to put this law together so there's a conflict of interest between basically law enforcement policing law enforcement so district attorney's police officers working hand in hand on daily basis police officers can no longer use choke holds or any restraint that compresses a person's carotid arteries. and remember this now infamous video of a woman charged with filing a false police report after she called 911 on a

birdwatcher in central park and there's a half american man threatening my life new punishments in california for anyone who makes a 911 call to harass someone based on factors like gender or race that person to call 9, 1, 4, arrests for us can be not only financially penalized. date also be charged for new laws stand to impact people's finances, student loan servicers must inform borrowers about programs that can lower monthly payments and independent contractors who work for app based companies are now eligible for some workplace benefits. well in corporate america. >>publicly traded companies based in california must have at least one person on their board from an underrepresented community to let them. and as the covid pandemic rages on new laws this year require hospital stockpiles of ppe and 24 hour notice to workers who may have been exposed. >>well that was lauren lister

reporting for us this morning. if you want to read the full list of laws are going into effect in california all you have to do is head to our web site kron 4 dot com or you can download the kron 4 news app. now to the east bay this morning smoking in vaping are now banned at a variety of buildings in concord they include townhomes condos and attached buildings and apply to both inside units and out in the public common areas around those complexes. the law does allow for setting up designated smoking areas as long as their 25 feet from an area used by children. this law has been effect in effect for the entire year since last february for new buildings and conquered, but now it's changed is that it's in effect for older complexes as well. authorities say anyone who violates the ban could be fined. new laws are also taking effect in several states across the country oregon is making history as the first state to decriminalize small amounts of street drugs. those drugs include cocaine heroin and

meth and in arizona, montana, south dakota and new jersey people there can now use recreational marijuana in virginia, it's now illegal to hold a cell phone while you drive. officers had a busy new year's eve on our roads and highways, the chp arresting 240 for suspected dui drivers in california. all of those arrests were made in the span of just 6 hours. and last year officers arrested 491 impaired drivers during the entire 30 hour new year period. unfortunately, 13 people were also killed in crashes across the state on new year's eve. chp expects those numbers to increase as more corners offices across the state begin to report their fatalities. >>don't drink and drive don't get behind the wheel impaired. if you're going to travel you know you some sort ride share or dismiss or a driver to smart thing start off 2021 right. let's do this together. >>chp is maximum enforcement

period will expire on sunday just before midnight. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the golden state warriors have their first home game of the season hosting the portland trail blazers callum mills has all the highlights for us that's coming up next. and we're taking a live look outside at the embarcadero this morning and you can see the raindrops on the lands and drizzle all over the bay area this morning that day as far as going to be along in just a bit to tell us how long it's

>>not the start of 2021 warriors were hoping for the dubs host of the portland trailblazers in their home opener the blazers had control basically from the start to cj mccollum had a pull-up 3 that put the trail blazers up by 20 in the first there he goes 20 and the first all right moving on to the 3rd quarter blazers leading by 24 steph curry from the corner drops in that train. he led the dubs the 26 points 4 for 12 foot 3. >>but this one would be the dagger right here 4th quarter damian lillard from beyond the arc his 3 was good. he led portland with 34 points going 6 for 10 from 3 blazers role. one 2398. the final score warriors will get another shot at portland on sunday,

hopefully that role round goes a little bit better than this one steve kerr we just heard from him not to happy after this game. he says the war has really got to work on defense. along to the ice new year new you might be a good catch phrase for the san jose sharks this season. >>the team is trying to forget their last place finish in the western conference in 2020 the sharks are back on the ice for the first practice in 9 months training camp was moved to the ice 10 in arizona do santa clara county covid restrictions head coach bob boughner is entering his first full year at the helm and he's optimistic about the team's potential most of the sharks for return to last year and players have had plenty of time to rest and recover. >>to take that much time off but you know it could a good thing like you said it's. >>career really going deep in playoffs are real championship use the summer to kind get healthy and prepare for next season, but you know at this time i thought i was able to kind of take advantage put in some good work off the ice.

>>january 13th, the nhl start date now this is not the usual setting. for the rose bowl for the first time since world war 2 the new year's day bowl game was not played in pasedena california. >>and said it was held 18 t stadium in arlington texas where state officials allowed around 16,000 fans to a tent. also the role rose parade was canceled number one alabama number 4 notre dame went head to head for a chance to play in the national championship game heisman candidate devonta smith and the crimson tide just dominated. i mean he was on fire. look at that play smith tidy rose bowl record with 3 touchdown receptions, 3114 the final score. >>on to the other big new year's day bowl game number 2 clemson taking on number 3 ohio state in the sugar bowl down in new orleans after closing the 1st quarter tied up a 14 the buckeyes took over just in the field put on a

clinic throwing for 385 yards and 6 touchdowns 4920 ohio state the final score and twitter went absolutely wild so here's the story clemson coach dabo sweeney ranked ohio state 11 in the final 8 p coaches poll, which is a total insults during his own team, second by the way. so apparently after the game. the crowd started chanting and he just got the posted on social media as well you know what goes around comes around ohio state will take on alabama in the national championship game on monday, the 11th so i guess on monday, the 11th so i guess that makes the tigers the 12th great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back.

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and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we're taking a look outside the window and we're checking out all the wet conditions at sfo this morning pretty much all over the bay area's about the same thing day as far as here. tell us more about the forecast how long this drizzles going to last. >>good morning. marty good morning, everybody some light rain and drizzle as what we've already had we're going to get another little batch into the late morning hours before we get to the afternoon look to with cloud cover and more the way of some fog before things start to really clear up a little looks like a little bit into tomorrow, here's a live shot of kind of where it all stands. there's patches of some light rain you can see off to the east bay in the south they with another dose about to drop south here. temperatures holding in the 40's with some upper 40 on the rather upper 40's in the inland areas and 50's around

the bay. there's alcatraz you can see we can cut finally make it a little bit in the foreground there of course the city is all cloud up right now. there's a little break that we got in now a new dose just about to drop south across the bay that will take us to around the noon hour for today expected to be cloudy with the again drizzle early this morning and as we get to the afternoon staying cloudy and foggy it looks like for good chunk of the bay and tonight we're going to start tomorrow off quite a bit in the way of some cloud cover. but as we get to that was ugly as we get to tomorrow, it looks like we'll see some better clearing and then maybe some showers for monday morning morning. all right dave thanks a lot. well the u.s. is really is a racing to vaccinate millions of americans but it's been a very slow start. >>falling short of expectations. bay area health experts say operation warp speed's covid vaccine rollout needs more work. so far nearly 3 americans have. have received the shot that's far 3 million americans have received the shot that's far less and the 20 million expected by this point in

california 294,000 people have received their first dose of the vaccine. you as a ucsf keep them at the dvla g professor doctor george rutherford says there's no efficient federal vaccination model for states to follow. >>just not having it organize you know to move that. so you wanted to get vaccine where would you get it would you go to a drugstore would you go to your private doctor would you go county clinic where exactly supposed to get it and how are you supposed to get it without waiting in line with a million people. >>and doctor anthony fauci says he believes the u.s. will catch up with vaccinations as soon as this month. a san francisco business owners on a mission to get long-term funding for small businesses and residents, the owner of in the outer richmond. recently wrote a letter to congress and started a petition saying the government is failing to adequately compensate people during the financial crisis. the restaurant owner says that her business was targeted by thieves because of all these

problems kron four's tailored to sack explains the motivation behind her plea. >>just last week thieves broke into ucas restaurant here cassava but instead of placing blame on the suspects because directing her frustration and anger towards the government for putting people into these desperate situations if you are going to taste livelihood of the people in need said. >>i compensate for the loss san francisco business owner you got your only says it's common sense but something local state and federal governments are doing. >>as a restaurant owner in the city he really feels the impact of the pandemic in multiple ways first by the restaurant dining closures and then by becoming a victim of burglary a targeted our he box outside so they back into use the key to come inside. >>and then a stall or the tablets. and also we made all

learned that also fire for the company, but he'll really doesn't blame the thieves instead she says she's frustrated by the government for putting people in these desperate situations learned that the credit >>use only 2 locations one was simple market and the other one was a loss so we're like oh my they just want to buy out here really says this is just one example that reinforces her letter to congress and house speaker nancy pelosi she recently started a petition for the federal government to provide long-term pandemic relief for all residents and businesses or asking it is for all residents have rent or mortgage. >>plus $1000. residents a month. plus $500 per child for 6 months at for all businesses have. the fixed costs and payroll covers this for 6

months something that other nations are already doing for example in canada in new budget plan provides more aid to businesses in hard-hit industries that's on top of its ongoing subsidies for workers including $2000 a month for those who lost jobs or income due to the pandemic richest country in the world should not operate like this conversation should be paying us stay home or stay close so that this can and you go hopes this letter will change the conversation and that political leaders will take more responsibility and adequately compensating the people they serve in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>it has been one year since first case of covid-19 was reported in wuhan china. that's when officials alerted the world health organization that 27 people were suffering from a viral pneumonia. at the time there was no evidence that the virus is spreading between humans then on march 11th covid was declared a global pandemic but scientists

believe that some americans have the covid antibodies as early as december of 2019. coming up this morning, a new year often means a new resolution coming up we're

>>well as business owners continue to fight to stay afloat during the pandemic there are now increasing concerns about their mental health as the months roll on reporter mike sullivan has more on that.

>>we all have ways to cope we can all rally or resources to cope a short term stress but what happens when it never seems to end this has been going on for you know for almost a year now, a hospitality experts admit their industry has always struggled with mental health or not traditional financed and banks all the time. >>we often times or credit cards finance center spouses that's friends parents when you factor in the bleak outlook of bars, restaurants and hotels during the pandemic and stress only mounts has dark thoughts appear person line. 3 very hard conversations with 3 people. directly. thankfully there are still with us doing doing better in the months of march and april in we dealt with a lot of a suicide awareness, his organization made help available to members in need the financial impact is as unavoidable as its mental toll

on the body 3 and irritability or 2 of the biggest markers for most people shelly johnson local psychologist heard yelling on the past which isn't going to do us any good and we also get too far into the future, you know how awful this is going to be she teaches her patients to focus on the present. >>the here and now is there anything in this moment that is of any value is there any part of the business that's going okay at this point and can we focus on backed government aid may be helping with that very thankful that this relief package came through or perhaps allowing hospitality workers and owners to make spring or summer when a vaccine is more widely available we're not in the street, if we don't have our people. >>and we all our folks. to president mike sullivan cbs 4 news. >>and we're still looking for a little bit the way some drizzle to light rain perhaps in the late morning hours this afternoon. well cloudy and fog look for some better clearing happening on your

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>>a 44 this saturday morning welcome back hope you're enjoying the light rainfall outside your your your window this morning days far as and tell us just how long it's going to last but also more promise of rain day. yes, some earnest rain it looks like as we get into monday. it was just a little of that drizzle some light rain showers possibility might get hit by the second or a little way they're going on by the time we get to the afternoon hours. >>just cloudy skies lot of fog

going on and then maybe some better clearing on your sunday grate time this on the weekend and then as we get into early next week for your commute is going to cost law p some heavier rain showers and potentially some winds with all of that as well alcatraz is about here if i can make this out correctly have looks pretty good as it's getting covered over with more fog and drizzle futurecast for what goes on the drizzle kind of ends this afternoon a little bit. and we still remain pretty much cloud and fog we might see some of that lift in the south bay, a touch and then tomorrow some better clearing temporarily and it gets interesting into monday morning this package by the way will come with some winds to to look out for but it's really focused right here in the bay will get some moderate to some heavy rain at times and what the package comes snow up in the sierra right now to watch for sunday night through monday evening. alright, let's look at the long range forecast with all of this as we go forward there's that it for monday. as you'll notice we take a little

bit of a breather another hit expected on wednesday. us 2 more out here into friday. yet another hit now by this point we have the models kind of diverging they're not agree on this on timing intensity. all that. but also notice a little nudge here happens as these systems get push a little further north. so we may not be getting the same brunt of the systems as we are for this week ahead, so that's pretty good for the week at least maybe we can make a lease to chip away at this a drought that a little bit going forward 4 zone forecast for your saturday, 58 san francisco will do it 60 day the city 57 pacifica and half moon bay near about 60 up here the peninsula near sfo. heading down south about 61 palo alto redwood city, 59 for mountain dew and out of the south bay pretty much of a 60 ish type story most readings coming in there 58, though milpitas in morgan hill 58 to and then on the east bay shoreline mir's that with 59 around tri valley with drizzle

light rain cloud cover all the signs that used to keep a lot of uniformity with temperatures are micro climates 58 walnut creek, 60 per castro valley, 56 for richmond solano county mostly in the mid 50's, a chilly 52 though for 54 for napa and 58 going on for santa rosa, some upper 50's heading down south now in the 7 day forecast here. again big day here for monday that will be concentrated in the morning hours actually late on sunday night. we take a breather and then another dose on wednesday look out for in heading into the weekend there looks to be more. the lows are interesting telling us when we dry out with the temperatures falling a little bit before looks like as we go into monday night. we'll get some cooler air here in the 30's and then some 40's covering up the coast back to you good to see all that rain in the forecast. thank you dave. now these bay this morning where residents in oakland can now contact police during emergency situations by texting 911. >>they can use the new service during emergencies where they

are unable to make us safely make a phone call. it can also be used by people who have hearing or speech disorders police say that the service may not be available in all parts of oakland just yet and people should use the traditional 911 service until it is. in san francisco, 17 people are displaced this morning following an apartment fire yesterday. it happened about 04:15am in the morning on del monte street that's in the outer mission neighborhood. fire crews say the fire damage for homes and took more than 2 hours to get under control. the red cross is helping those who are displaced and there's no word this morning on any injuries. well as we start the new year. we're also remembering the influential artists another figures that we lost in 2020. chris wolfe takes a look back. >>the world lost soulful crooner bill weathers in 2020 we're still singing and

enjoying his time was hits from the 1970's, including just the 2 of us lovely day and lean on me. another musical legend passed this year little richard rocked the world until the age of 87. the gambler himself. kenny rogers left us the grammy-winning ballad ear tackle jazz folk country and even pop with hits including lucille lady and islands in the stream. a fiery fiddler charlie daniels who had a hit with the devil went down to georgia succumbed to a stroke. considered one of the greatest guitar players of all time eddie van halen lost his battle with cancer in october on. the world lost its favorite secret agent double o 7 at the age of 90. dashing

scottish actor sean connery played many roles but will always be remembered as the quintessential class act james bond serenity now jerry stiller struck comedy gold in his senior years as the high strong franken on seinfeld she lived to be 104. olivia de havilland was loved by millions as the sainted melanie wilkes and the legendary civil war themes feature film gone with the wind. i love you can't where we need each other we lost another legendary centenarian 103 year-old kirk douglas, the muscular actor with a dimpled chin had a career spanning several decades, funny man carl reiner creator of the dick van dyck show passed away this year, fred willard comedic actor whose improv style kept him relevant for more than 50 years in films like this is spinal tap and best in show passed in may. kelly preston versatile actress and longtime wife of

john travolta lost her battle with cancer in july black panther star chadwick boseman was only 43 when he lost his battle with cancer in august. naya rivera who gained fame on the hit tv musical glee died tragically in a drowning accident. dawn wells who played girl next door castaway mary ann on gilligan's island died from complications with covid-19 legendary television host regis philbin and alex trebeck passed away in 2020. and the world of politics and justice last iconic figures john lewis and the notorious rbg lewis was central in the civil rights movement and ruth bader ginsburg was the u.s. supreme court justice who developed a cult-like following of those who appreciated her fierce defense of women's rights. and the world of sports was stunned by the fatal helicopter crash that claimed the life of nba legend and lakers star kobe

bryant. the disaster killed the black mamba and his 13 year-old daughter gianna among others chris wolfe news nation. well also in 2020 we lost a movie director joel schumacher his work included the

>>we wanted take a moment to wish all of you a very happy new year. >>as many of us celebrate the

new year from home this year we brought this famous tradition to space to share with you. >>the 3. >>yeah >>you gotta love it as that those are the astronauts on board the international space station holding their own ball drop to ring in the new year's year's eve tradition with a 0 gravity test the ball went up. instead of down. well 2021 is already looking up for space the defense department awarding elon musk 150 million dollar contract to launch as many as 28 satellites for the pen pentagon space agency space x will be launching from vandenberg air force base in southern california late next year. 8 of the satellites will form a so-called tracking layer that are capable of detecting missiles. and take a look at this video back on earth, it's leland vogt her from lake tahoe was just 4

years old and look at him go. cleveland's dad, chuck is the snowboarders as well so you can see that the talent runs in the family chuck by the way is the founder of the skateboard company. tahoe long boards. the family says it was clear before leland turned even 2 years old that he would have the same hobbies as his dad. >>it's really wild to you know because i think he's just so full of energy he's like just bursting at the seams and then when he gets on the snow like all of a sudden he's like super you know and just east holy focus like a laser beam. >>we might be calm because he knows he already has his first sponsor shred dog clothing company is going to sponsor leland his parents say as long as he enjoys doing this they'll do whatever they can to support you go kid. well coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco homes and analyzed. >>we'll have more on the investigation and what the vandals appeared to be demanding. also we'll have the

latest for you on the coronavirus as the icu bed capacity continues to dwindle across the state and in the bay area. and believe it or not it had been 12 years since the shooting death of oscar grant now his family is calling on the alameda county district attorneys to file more charges against an officer who was involved in the

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thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news we've made saturday, it's all the way to january second marty gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow we've been waiting for 2021 finally it came with a lot of drizzle and it's a it's a little wet out there this morning even just a little bit can make the roads a little difficult to navigate davis calling it a nuisance rain yeah, it is just that they are dirty and yeah makes its slick haha days got a little bit more detail on exactly how much more we're going to see hey good morning. well marty good morning, everybody don't wash the car definitely if you get a break on sunday here with all this because a big dose coming for us monday morning. that's the big one we're waiting for. >>i come with some winds to kind of look out for so early now see for now but here we can see on stormtracker 4. notice on the left-hand side there you see rain showing up some radar echoes there so we might have some more rain light rain to drizzle as it

takes a stroll around the noon hour for today. there's the golden gate engulfed in a lot of this fog and the low lying cloud in his 50's cover the east bay shoreline. >>hey we've got upper 40's in the inland areas, temperatures haven't moved much at all but they're much warmer than they were just 24 hours ago because the air is no longer dry. as far as that fog is concerned that kind of stirs around a little bit to around the noon hour and then by tonight it's back again but finally by sunday afternoon that will really left a look ahead for today got a few more showers still on tap in the morning hours remaining cloudy as we go into the afternoon temperatures holding in the 50's a couple little lower 60's. we'll take a look at all of that plus what's going on monday morning back to you sounds good dave, thanks a lot to get to a big story. we're following this morning police are investigating vandalism and house speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco home. >>they say it happened sometime friday photos show graffiti was spray painted on the door. >>and you can also see a pig's head along with some fake blood placed out front. >>well kron four's reyna harvey is live in the pacific

heights neighborhood where speaker pelosi lives rain a good morning. >>well good morning very graphic images just described there and that investigation continues police are still trying to figure out who vandalized become pelosi, so big you can see what they've done right now they've covered with plastic bags in table we're going to say the messages that were left there you can see right here written in black grpffiti there saying cancel rent we want everything that was left here friday morning in the most jarring thing underneath is a pigs and like you mentioned in fake blood all across the driveway that is no longer here right and this is not the first time we've seen people target the speaker's home back in september of people expressed outrage over speaker pelosi going to a san francisco here salon that should have been closed understand home orders neighbors in the area who talked to a pretty disturbed by this latest act of vandalism

>>cowardly way to go about expressing your page opinion that i don't think that this is a useful way to go about it and it's a terrible start to new year when we're hoping for last. >>under and hatred than we've had to last. >>reached out to the speaker's office for comment and have yet to hear back like i mentioned to you last hour marty said that there were security cameras on both sides of the driveway, so hopefully police are going to be able to use that in this investigation, but for now reporting san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news rated before we let you go do, we know speaker pelosi was actually home when this happened know what we don't know if the speaker was home when all of this since i've been out here this morning, everything surrounding a home has been pretty quiet no one coming in knowing going now marty all right, thanks a lot

rain >>now for the latest on the pandemic covid cases in the u.s. have now topped 20 million and more than 346,000 people have died from the virus. all of that according to johns hopkins university and actually just took a week for the country to to go from 19 to 20 million cases that number expected to continue to rise because of holiday gatherings. icu bed availability continues to drop across the state in the bay area we are now at 6.3% capacity and that's the lowest ever northern california region as a whole has 5 times that amount in the sacramento area icu bed capacity is now down to 11.1% and the situation is worst in the san joaquin valley and southern california regents with full capacity that means no icu beds are available. it does not appear that the bay area will get above the 15% available icu capacity by january 7th. that's when the stay at home order was

expected to expire and because of that san francisco is now extending both its travel advisory and stay at home orders. health experts estimate that those orders saved over 330 lives. a developing story this morning. some people who depend on unemployment benefits actually began the new year only to learn their accounts have been suspended that happened after a td was concerned. >>about some fraudulent activity. hundreds of people on unemployment received e-mails saying you have been receiving unemployment benefits but we have temporarily suspended your claim because it may be tied to fraudulent activity. they were told they'll get more details on what to do beginning january 6. all right coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, we'll have the latest on the push to get long-term funding for small businesses and residents across the country. >>those details ahead, plus one east bay city has officially adopted the smoking

and vaping ban in and around apartment buildings we're going to look at those affected by the new york mets. and next it's been 12 years since oscar grant was shot and killed in oakland's fruitvale bart station now there's a renewed call for murder charges against a former bart police officer we've got all of that after the break.

>>welcome back it's been 12 years since the shooting death of oscar grant by a bart police officer, his family is now calling on the alameda county da to file additional charges against an officer involved in that case. back in october the district attorney's office said the investigation would be reopened but so far nothing has happened. now as kron charles clifford reports grant's family is renewing a call for murder charges. >>on the 12th anniversary of the death of oscar grant his family and supporters gathered outside the fruitvale bart station to call the alameda county district attorneys to bring felony murder charges against former bart police officer anthony peroni well former bart officer johan esterly was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and grant's death the family says it was peroni who created the atmosphere that led to the killing. tony peroni. what is 250 pounds. >>on oscars

>>as a family demanding nancy o'malley. charge. anthony peroni for felony murder back in october alameda county district attorney jan c o malley reopened the case promising to investigate the circumstances that led to grant's death. >>but so far no additional charges have been filed grant's family is frustrated. he should have never been let off the hook. when oscar was killed. 12 years ago on today, that's right he should have been charged. at that time. and yet another failure in our judicial system kron 4 did reach out to the district attorney's office for comment on new year's day. but so far we have not heard back. in oakland charles clifford kron 4 news. >>well earlier this week, a vacaville police officer was filmed pinning down and punching his canine partner. the video sparked outrage in the community and the dog is

now being cared for by another handler we want to warn you that the video is troubling know take a look at it. the san francisco spca is speaking out as well office officials they're released a statement condemning the actions by the officer saying in part quote the san francisco spca being a leader in dog behavior in training would like the public to know that physically threatening or harming an animal is never acceptable regardless of the animals behavior. dave ok, another patch of some light rain drizzle coming our way for the late morning hours and then after that we're going to stay in the cloudy mode it looks like for your saturday, some better clearing though into sunday. >>and really watching for sunday night monday morning to have kind of stormy weather for your morning commute got look at forecast coming up in just a touch.

>>14 this saturday morning we're checking out the picture window and still soggy out at sfo but they're saying no delays which is kind of nice and surprising probably a lot less flights going in and out hopefully at dave star has got a look at just how much longer going be dealing with all of this wet weather hey dave. >>hey good morning guys, good morning we'll get a break from this looks like in the afternoon keep it cloudy in the fog around for that and then better clearing happening tomorrow before the real show overnight sunday into monday morning that this second storm tracker 4 winning for secondary little. patchy

drizzle and light rain showers for you in the late morning hours again by the afternoon should see some turning off the spigot a little bit here but there you see it out to sea a little bit but again the big show sunday night into monday live shot coming in for fo you just heard about no delays looks like quite a bit of fog meanwhile, here's the shot also speaking of fog going out of walnut creek as you can see barely make out the road there on that but certainly see the headlights going on and probably some windshield wipers to some lower 50's already appear in the north bay, but there are already ahead of where they're going to be today because we'll see as much warming happening up in the north bay contrast with elsewhere. but it's pretty going to be pretty uniform over the bay and upper 50's some areas will graze near about the lower 60's for today future cast for let's give run here into the afternoon for the likely widely scattered drizzle out there to the far east bay in the south a little bit into this evening. then we see some better clearing happening on your sunday take a breather before boom right there for the morning commute at times some heavy rain looks possible

that at least moderate and this may come with some claps of thunder instability is the word but look for might have some of that thrown in there may be potentially some hail. we are going get some surface winds from this it looks like you don't necessarily have to have the both hand in hand but generally speaking we do. as we watch this system come on in advance us all the way through sunday monday all the arrows pointing from the southeast to northwest. this might be enough to hear more about a wind advisory being posted later, at least maybe for some of the higher elevations up in the north bay santa cruz mountains places like that as of now not yet they try to keep about 48 hours out so by tonight we might have a little clearer picture of all of that. so for today, it's a mostly cloudy a few showers drizzle, mild with temperatures 50's upper 50's at that tomorrow we take a breather will called variable clouds of this some spots might be mostly sunny cool and we've a few a lower 60's poking out there then for next week monday is the big show. we take a breather and then wednesday looks like another hit coming our way and then a few showers as we finish off

the week as well and that may take us into next weekend. there's kind of a change in the weather pattern getting into the following weekend of that way out to stream here just looking way in advance. san francisco, 5859 oakland, 61 san jose putting a few showers and there there be a little delayed on timing of all of this another way to look at these locations first before making its way across the south bay and the far east bay high temperatures today. again here's the decoupling here we have some lower 50's up here in the north bay but upper 50's in the far east bay and almost 60 and some locations will get out of some of that coming up in just a bit back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot for your money this morning check your bank account that's because the irs began sending the $600 stimulus checks this week. >>a lot of folks have already received it through direct deposit, the paper checks will go into the mail on wednesday. but the irs has a january 15th cut off deadline, so they say if you don't get your paper check shortly after that we'll have to wait to claim it on your 2021 tax returns.

>>meanwhile with only a couple of days left in the current congressional session republican senators are ignoring president trump's demand to increase aid amounts to $2000 on friday senate minority leader chuck schumer again asked for a senate vote on those checks. >>the senate can start off 2021 by really helping the american people. we can start of 2021. by sending $2000 checks to struggling american families to carry them through the darkest. and final days of this pandemic a bipartisan common sense caucus in both chambers is not came to let speaker pelosi and senator sanders rushed to borrow another half a trillion dollars. >>for universal cash giveaways. regardless of need. a huge shot what essentially be socialism for rich people. money flowing to households earning well into 6 figures. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says congress has enough pandemic aid for now

and block democratic attempts to force a vote. for the first time since taking office congress did vote to override a veto from president trump in a rare new year's day session. >>the senate voted 81 to 13 to override the president's veto of the national defense authorization act that vote came days after the house also approved an override senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said approving the act is crucial to the nation's defense. >>and happening now we're taking a live look outside the approach the bay bridge you can see the soggy well officers had a very busy new year's eve on our roads and highways as the chp arrested 244 suspected dui drivers here in california. all of those arrests were made in the span of just 6 hours. last year officers arrested 491 impaired drivers during the entire 30 hour new year period. unfortunately, 13 people were also killed in crashes across

the state on new year's eve. the chp is expecting that number to increase as more coroner's offices across the state report their fatalities. >>don't drink and drive don't get behind wheel impaired. if you're going to travel you know you some sort of ride share or dismiss or a driver to smart thing start off 2021 right. let's do this together. >>the chp is maximum enforcement period will expire tomorrow just before midnight. we have some developing news in san mateo where a hit and run crash early friday morning severed a power pole and that's left the neighborhood without powgr. the driver of the vehicle fled on fled the scene on foot prior to officers arriving pg and e deactivated the power lines until that damage is repaired police still looking for the driver of the vehicle, they say he was driving a red ford c max. now to the east bay where smoking in vaping are now banned at a variety of

buildings in concord now they include townhomes apartments condos and attach buildings as well and this also applies to both inside units and the public common areas around the complex is the law does allow for setting up designated smoking areas as long as there are at least 25 feet from an area that's used by children. now this law has actually been in effect for almost a year now since last february for new buildings in concord but now it also affects older complexes as well. authorities say anyone who violates the ban could be fined. >>still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news. we've got highlights from the warriors first home game of the season kylen mills break it all down for us next. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on

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>>not the start of 2021 warriors were hoping for the dubs host of the portland trailblazers in their home opener the blazers had control basically from the start to cj mccollum had a pull-up 3 that put the trail blazers up by 20 in the first there he goes 20 and the first all right moving on to the 3rd quarter blazers leading by 24 steph curry from the corner drops in that train. he led the dubs the 26 points 4 for 12 foot 3. but this one would be the dagger right here 4th quarter damian

lillard from beyond the arc his 3 was good. he led portland with 34 points going 6 for 10 from 3 blazers role. one 2398. the final score warriors will get another shot at portland on sunday, hopefully that rope around those a little bit better than this one steve kerr we just heard from him not to happy after this game. he says the war has really got to work on defense. along to the ice new year new you might be a good catch phrase for the san jose sharks this season. >>the team is trying to forget their last place finish in the western conference in 2020 the sharks are back on the ice for the first practice in 9 months training camp was moved to the ice 10 in arizona do santa clara county covid restrictions head coach bob boughner is entering his first full year at the helm and he's optimistic about the team's potential most of the sharks for return to last year and players have had plenty of time to rest and recover. >>there was to take that much time off but you know it could a good thing like you said it's. >>career really going deep in

playoffs are real championship use the summer to kind of get healthy and prepare for next season, but you know at this time i thought i was able to kind of take advantage put in some good work off the ice. >>january 13th, the nhl start date now this is not the usual setting. for the rose bowl for the first time since world war 2 the new year's day bowl game was not played in pasedena california. >>and said it was held 18 t stadium in arlington texas where state officials allowed around 16,000 fans to a tent. also the role rose parade was canceled number one alabama number 4 notre dame went head to head for chance to play in the national championship game heisman candidate devonta smith and the crimson tide just dominated. i mean he was on fire. look at that play smith tidy rose bowl record with 3 touchdown receptions, 3114 the final score.

>>on to the other big new year's day bowl game number 2 clemson taking on number 3 ohio state in the sugar bowl down in new orleans after closing the 1st quarter tied up a 14 the buckeyes took over just in the field put on a clinic throwing for 385 yards and 6 touchdowns 4920 ohio state the final score and twitter went absolutely wild so here's the story clemson coach dabo sweeney ranked ohio state 11 in the final 8 p coaches poll, which is a total insults during his own team, second by the way. so apparently after the game. the crowd started chanting and he just got the posted on social media as well you know what goes around comes around ohio state will take on alabama in the national championship game on monday, the 11th so i guess that makes the tigers the 12th ranked

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>>all right. it is 9.30 here on this saturday morning second day of january that's right 2021. >>and we dave and i were talking earlier about 4 people who still write checks oh yeah that day it's always at home on and it's going to be hard train your brain a little we a lot of rain today. well i guess it's more of a just. >>what you say a new nuisance rain but you know what there's more on the way it's going to tell us all about that. yeah we're looking for big morning guys good morning everybody we're waiting for a bigger shoe to drop on us on sunday night and monday morning that

will come also some winds too so very much of the stormy feel unlike this a nuisance kind of drizzle that we have. >>and it looks like linger into the late morning hours as well, here's what it stands right now we have this batch that moved through earlier marching through the east bay and out of the south bay santa cruz mountains as well. most readings are in the lower 50's some 40's in the far east bay and up in the north bay as well. and a live camera shot this is walnut creek and you can barely make out the road in the background there and the headlights there they are we're still getting some traffic happening there so upstream here comes us a little other hit we're getting. but more impressive the last later frames here so we'll keep some rain light rain and drizzle in our forecast until around the noon hour 1 o'clock but it starts to taper off here a look ahead for your cloudy skies, gloom and doom 50's upper 50's near about 60. tomorrow some better clearing about 8 monday going to get some juicy rain coming our way too. but when i watch the burned areas with all of that too i'll have more on that to forecast coming up in a bit back to you all right dave, thanks a lot. back to

the news this morning it has been a slow start falling short of expectations in the effort to vaccinate millions of americans so far nearly 3 million americans have received the shot. >>far less than the 20 million that was expected by this point in california 294,000 people. >>have received their first doses of the covid-19 vaccine and doctor anthony fauci says he believes that the u.s. will catch up soon as this month. >>kron four's gayle ong talk to a bay area health expert about the slowdown. >>it is a perfect now is it is is a good enough. yeah, i think it's good not ucsf epidemiology professor doctor, george rutherford referring to operation warp speed's covid vaccine rollout the trump administration's goal to get americans vaccinated isn't a step in the right direction. >>but far less than the 20 million doses projected by january it's not in the case of doctors just being cautious in making sure it's done right just not having it organize you know to move that. >>so you wanted to get vaccine where would you get it would

you go to a drugstore would you go to your private doctor would you go county clinic where exactly supposed to get it and how are you supposed to get it without waiting in line with a million people doctor rutherford adding there is no efficient federal vaccination model for the states. >>but there's been some frustration, a little bit of frustration we may have over promised a little bit in the short run about the availability and the distribution a vaccine. governor gavin newsome acknowledging the challenges in this virtual meeting wednesday with top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci any massive undertaking. >>like the initiation of a massive countrywide. vaccine program you're going to get some bumps in the roads and some hiccups as for catching up we have a long way to go until the masses can get vaccinated in the meantime you have to assume. >>if you're being exposed to virus and need to you need to act accordingly which again is to wear masks in public place. to stay within your household

to big crowded indoor spaces as of december 30th tracking by the cdc shows nearly 2.8 million shots have been given in california 294,000 have received their first dose doctor fauci says health care workers essential workers and those at high risk can be vaccinated by the first of april. >>the rest of americans should get the vaccine in the spring or summer. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>other news this morning, it's been one year since the first case of covid-19 was reported in wuhan china. that's when officials alerted the world world health organization, the 27 people were suffering from a viral pneumonia. now at the time there was no evidence that the virus is spreading between humans but then on march 11th covid was declared a global pandemic but scientists believe that some americans have the covid antibodies as early as december of last year. noel. >>well california started the new year by reporting a record 585 coronavirus deaths in a

single day the state health department says there were more than 47,000 new confirmed cases reported friday, bringing the total to more than 2.2 million reporter nancy loo has the latest from hard-hit los angeles. >>one day into 2021 california notched another stabbed record 585 coronavirus deaths after passing 25,000 just yesterday, the golden state joins new york and texas in reaching that tragic milestone one academic stresses perspective since california is the most populous state with 40 million people. >>if you look at all the cases since the beginning i think of the epidemic even with the recent surge, california's in 34th place among the states for 4 cases. and if you look at california is that. >>40 us even so the health care system has been pushed to the brink, especially in southern california. many facilities are short staffed low on supplies operating with

overflow tents or even rationing care like treading water from a 100 people service. >>there are you drowning, but you just have to keep trying because that's what you can get health officials point to a pandemic fatigue and a variety of factors in the failure to curb cases as the state was able to do back in the spring which brought the nation's first statewide lockdown. >>most apparent people were clearly not at home amid a stay at home order just yesterday on mass christians faced off with counter protestors at echo park the event was organized by an evangelical singer to help the homeless that critics say unsafe behavior actually put the vulnerable at risk they come to her

>>this event was followed by a concert that later drew hundreds of people. the blatant defiance of restrictions happened despite warnings from authorities about cracking down on pandemic gatherings. >>but yet another was organized by actor kirk cameron who hosted a large crowd north of malibu for singing and prayer we need to listen to the voice of god rather than the noise of men and let's let our 2021. >>the year of trump, it's and shouting. >>a san francisco business owner is on a mission to get a funding program going for small businesses and residents across the country and that's right. the owner of casa and the outer richmond wrote a letter to congress and started this petition, the owner ywca says the government is not adequately compensating people during this financial crisis. >>and if the stress in financial difficulties or about enough her restaurant was then targeted by burglars you got doesn't blame those

thieves she's actually arguing people are being pushed to desperate measures because state and local governments have not helped enough. >>they targeted our he box outside so they back into use the key to come inside. and then a stall or the tablets. and also we made all learned that also parts for the company learned that the credit use only 2 locations one was simple market and the other one was a loss so we're like oh my they just want to buy >>you can says it's an example that reinforces why she wrote the letter to congress and house speaker nancy pelosi trying to get long-term financial relief for small businesses and individuals. >>the financial hardships on the pandemic of not only taken a toll on people but also on pets in this edition of flying

tails kron four's ken wayne checks in with the north bay annual animal sanctuary that stepped up its efforts to help out. if i get home. a steady line of cars paraded through the crosswalk community church parking lot in napa. >>these are families in need and their pets are part of the family what a great time now that were not working, you know right get any kind of help we can get you've got the food you've got the but not very many people think about providing the pet and the animals need. >>just the same thing we do jamison humane has been providing free pet food and supplies for more than 5 years notably during the wildfires that devastated northern california last summer. >>the pandemic has brought new pain and hardship and this biweekly giveaway is easing

the suffering we have to head for home, we have a cap and become a dock and then we can about those so does this make a big course absolutely. >>a great night for the park >>probably 80,000 meals we provided for cats and dogs since we started in april so it's a really need in the community so those toys are going to >>not just food. beds blankets, callers and toys all of it donated by local suppliers it's become so popular and needed that surrounding counties and agencies are reaching out to jamison learn how they can set up their own pet food pantries to help their animals in need. >>this pantry is similar to something like county other people other communities to create. >>the terrific ideas that will affect food drive-thrus will continue on the first and 3rd thursdays of the month from 02:00pm to 04:00pm it takes

place at the cross for a crosswalk rather community church. >>at 25 91st street and napa that right off of highway, 29. >>and the east bay residents in oakland can now contact police during emergency situations by texting 911 they can use. the new service during emergencies where they're unable to safely make a phone call can also be used by people with hearing or speech disorders police say it might not be available in all parts of oakland just yet people should then use the traditional 911 service if they find it doesn't work for them just yet. >>and just one day after san francisco's cliff house marked the end of an era and removed its iconic sign. take a look at the building the historic building was vandalized and then covered with graffiti residents say it happened overnight on new year's eve. the restaurant of course has been closed for months because of the pandemic cliff house owners blame a contract dispute with the national park service for the closure for good. okay we some drizzle and

some light rain is part of the program least in the later morning hours will go into cloudy mode into this afternoon take a little breather from the rain on sunday. >>and oh boy things ge a drink with friends can turn into two, and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california.

a drink with friends can turn into two, and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. >>good morning welcome back 9.44 davis is still raining out there. bit of drizzle going on these vape typically in know here going to we've

got going on here is a little bit of a break coming your sunday you're going to see a lot of sun today i know, but but tomorrow, maybe we'll see some sun. >>enjoy that because sunday night monday things get and testing and we have bit more upstream next week as well there's some of the rain you can see going off in the east a little bit out of santa cruz mountains we have a secondary little batch that's out to sea that will start to impact us in the late morning hours in maybe lingering in some parts off to the east bay there is upstream see it sliding on in there the heavier radar echoes so little the way some light rain plan on that over the next couple of hours there that nuisance rain walnut creek yeah here we go let's bring a little more traffic now going on here again the cloud cover or fog. all this trouble going on kind of cover things up so it's hard to see going to be a gloomy day for your saturday letting futurecast to its thing. here's the clearing coming. we go past the witching hour here sunday afternoons we'll get some better clearing going on don't forget all the surface moisture makes kind of difficult yet there's the show. sunday night monday. now

this is a front so it's going to be coming with some winds going on here that will build as we get to about monday morning, let's jump to that part of the forecast of advanced this for sunday afternoon somewhat uneventful the winds today a little bit of a breeze and all that and even sunday afternoon things start to get interesting as we get to early monday morning there you out of the southeast as we hold this discussion right now the weather service has issued any wind advisory however with this possible later on as take a look at everything that might issue something at least for the higher elevations going on in the east bay too for this wind pattern because the front drops south by the way we might have instability with that so there might be potentially some hail with that or some claps of thunder thrown in for good measure with the package of course up in the sierra that translates over to snow as of now it's a winter storm watch going on for sunday night through monday morning. now back to the long-range view of everything we know about what's going on sunday night monday morning. nice big hit there. we take a breather

another one happens wednesday. the spears to be late in the day on wednesday into the evening hours. now the little braver breather and then it's somewhat unsettled as we go into friday in the early part of the weekend. and as we get out of this latest about monday or so still looks like some success of its and they're more out to sea here but there seems to be an r king happening right here as you'll notice we may not get the direct hits from the systems therefore may be more of a drier pattern into the following week. we shall see we get little closer. 4 zone forecast for your saturday, 60 or 58 san francisco 60 day the city pacifica at 57. we'll do around 60 ish to the northern end of the peninsula bayside nearing that down south not a lot of movement with temperatures but the pattern like this 61 palo alto down further south 61 san jose, 58 milpitas and looks like 60 per cupertino. upper 50's cover the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley, 59 close to 6058 walnut creek. a 60% leandro with 59 for oakland.

but just a lot counties in the middle 50's, a 52 valais ho 54 meanwhile for napa 58 coming in for santa rose with upper 50's heading down south now looking further in advance the bigger hit sunday monday. there we have another dose here for wednesday and friday into the weekend here. that's gets more fuzzy as we get further out now. lows are interesting tells us how we're drying out monday after the big hit we'll be back to the 30 so those chilly morning starts particular the far east bay in the north bay too. and then the coast will stay and remain pretty much into the 40's the period. well the christmas fire jim peppermint patties are hopefully gone by now so the big question is how do you get back on track, especially if you're still carrying some extra pandemic pounds. >>pledging to lose weight and get fit is a popular resolution. but keep in mind that 80% of new year's resolutions fail by february. so if you want to increase your odds of success this year health expert walk joins me

this morning to talk about some my trip and some tips that she has to make the resolution state hi carol happy new year. >>happy new year i'm marty. >>karen i understand that the first month is what's really important in trying to make that resolution step. >>you write so i say commit to 30 days you know if you can do something for 30 days. then you're more likely to keeping your resolution so instead of thinking 365 days narrowly down and concentrate your energy on just 30 days so small bites so to speak. right in and this is the foundation of those 30 days are the foundation of creating any new habit. >>and you really have to make sure that you get out do it every day and i'm thinking of so many people who want get out and exercise and for a lot folks that in these covid days that means taking a walk or or a jog. >>right and so committed to

those 30 days but do it every day yeah you don't have be as as intense as you would you know on every day of the week, but at least do it every day so whatever you do just stick to it and you're more likely to succeed and be consistent. >>one thing that's important i would guess is to make sure that it's something that you feel that you want to do as opposed to feeling like what you should do. >>right so i say own it because a lot of people set these resolutions because they think they're prompted by maybe a spouse or friend or the doctor tells you to do it. so you're going to be more successful if you say i want to do this i want to exercise instead of i have to write need to exercise you the power to to achieve your goal. >>that does give you the power it also gives you the more of

acceptance to go ahead and celebrate when you do that instead of beat yourself up when you don't celebrate when you do. >>yes, you'll feel more empowered you feel like you have control over your destiny so to speak. >>how important is it to be specific in what you want to achieve. >>what is the one of the reasons a lot of people fail in in achieving their goals and in following through with their resolutions is the resolution is too big. often all exercise more this year are healthy this year, but it's not specific you really need to narrow it down like okay, i'm going to exercise for the next 30 days and then to walk on my treadmill for 20 minutes, maybe at 3 miles an hour. every single day notice tell specific it is versus i'm going to exercise more right

and also i think it's important to talk about being realistic we what you mentioned i'm going to for 30 minutes or something like this. >>instead of i'm going to walk for an hour which most people you don't have the or the capacity to do right away. >>right and also keep it simple because i hear people say i'm gonna bike every day i'm going the iron horse trail and what that means packing up there by taking the wheels off going in the trunk and then unpacking and putting it together and and to do that every day is not really realistic either. so it works both ways yeah so definitely keep it realistic and so it's not a chore it's something that you're looking forward to. >>right so you're more apt to do it if you just hop on your bike and can go around the neighborhood versus you know going through all that trouble. so that's so the take away here is what karen. >>well okay first all that the those old habits never go away. they're always lurking

in the background and your most vulnerable when you're tired so keep your energy up because those habits the old habits still require your brain to expend a lot of energy. so those are going to start to surface when you're tired so keep your energy up eat healthy and exercise and get plenty of sleep. >>sounds good sounds like a good plan for the year karen. thank you so much and again happy new year we'll see next weekend. ♪

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>>welcome back take a look at the video of leland vogt from lake tahoe, he is only 4 years old and he is impressing me i don't know how to do leland is dead jack is a snowboarder the talent runs in the family checked by the way is the founder of the skateboard company. >>tahoe long boards. the family says it was clear before leland even turned to that he would love the same hobbies as his death. >>it's really wild to you know because i think he's just so full of energy he's like just bursting at the seams and then when he gets on the snow like all of a sudden he's like super you know and just east holy focus like a laser well this fantastical wheel and already has his first sponsor to it's shred dog clothing company. his parents say as long as he enjoys that they're going to do whatever they can to support him.

>>he clearly has a knack for it so yeah, can this every time you go well, we've got the 7 day forecast for you and we have rain off and on today and then we have more rain throughout the week is looking good. yeah we had a little break tomorrow, but it comes back tomorrow night so definitely keep your umbrella handy keep these handy raincoats all of that good stuff, but that's all the time we got for today that's going to do it for us we'll see you again tomorrow bright and early at 07:00am have yourself great. - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation

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