>>the news station you're watching good morning, everybody and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm marty gonzales. >>we've made it to sunday january 10th we're going to start things off by taking a look at the weather forecast with dave spahr lot of sunshine today and it. >>early part of the day yeah good morning marty good morning everybody will see some afternoon clouds building. although i think off to the east bay in the south bay you'll be spared until later today, starting things off and not a bad shot going on from the golden gate bridge. there is some cloud cover out to see a little bit there that will be in our future later. a quick shot of what's going on at walnut creek. they're still waiting for the sun to come up and fill up the valleys with some light here, let's note some of

the up in the north bay a little bit and around the delta here. this will mix out by the noon hour released late this morning. it takes a little while though as you can see off to the central valley, a little bit there temperature we're in the 40's this morning sort out the start of the 30's except the antioch chilly, 3837 livermore to and freeman 38 to palo alto also 37 was 40's across much in midday and up to the north bay. we are a little warmer this morning that we were from yesterday except for cooler down around the south they do to better clearing so we have patchy cloud cover move through but upstream there's yet a new batch and that will happen this afternoon so increasing clouds going on for this afternoon, those temperatures will still manage the upper 50's will raised by some of the lower 60's as well. now upstream, we have a couple of opportunities for what we would say would be shots of rain unfortunately, it looks like we're not going to get much of it will be investigating some more of that coming up in just a bit marty. >>all right dave thanks a lot of us get to the news this

morning we begin in the east bay were restaurant owners defines stay at home orders. my letting their customers eat outside. now under the current covid-19 health guidelines outdoor dining is banned. kron four's dan thorn talk to a pleasant and restaurant owner who says the state should reconsider for the sake of workers and their families. >>outdoor diners diggin at sidetracked bar and grill in pleasant in the business allowed to be open for take-out only is defying stay at home orders this arbitrary shutdown of a patio dining. >>it makes no sense at all it's doing is hurting good people restaurant owner todd you tickle says the bay area's indefinite extension is unfair to businesses who need to help their employees. >>ignoring the stay at home order diners like joshua mont as showed sidetracked support by filling up the outdoor patios chairs and tables like they're being singled out was on texas closings in the

restaurant actually making difference despite surging covid-19 cases in the bay area outdoor diners do not believe they're taking a risk by eating rules follow are by nature so this wouldn't be just to come out to make a statement but i i think we kind of we kind of have to think through these things a little bit we've created a good healthy environment for people. >>it and there seemed love me to counties stay at home order will remain in place until it's lifted by the state. >>but that will only happen if icu capacity across the region exceeds 15% i sympathize with the covid cases i sympathize with icu bed reduction, however we're not the cause of that and so don't blame us for reporting in pleasanton dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well so far the owner has not been sighted nor fine for allowing outdoor dining at the restaurant bodies says if he is fine and those fines become too expensive. then he's going to think about shutting down.

the number of available icu beds continues to dwindle here in california and the bay area is at 3% available beds and that's the lowest it's ever been northern california as a whole is at 27 and a half percent capacity. the sacramento region is at 6.4%. the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no available icu beds. and it was a grim milestone for california reporting nearly 700 new deaths and that sets a new single day record that was previously set last month at 585. the state also recorded more than 52,000 new cases in a 24 hour period and that's the second highest daily number of cases since the start of the pandemic. and a national news, this morning more people are facing federal charges for their involvement in wednesday's deadly capitol hill riot. the justice department revealed a long list of charges against 3 men,

including volant violent entry and remaining in a restricted building. tom negovan has more on the charges against the suspected rioters. going quietly with police picked up at his home in wayne county west, virginia republican state lawmaker derrick evans defended by his grandmother, for >>and thank you mister for in back and ever right. >>evans recorded a facebook live during the violent incursion into the capitol wednesday. he can be heard cheering. here's his resignation letter sent to the state's house of delegates. among the latest arrests in the insurrection that left 5 dead, this man jacob anthony chansley a long time q a non supporter from arizona, charging documents say he called authorities admitting he was the man photographed or the senate day as wednesday. the 33 year-old arrested on a

string of federal charges today after allegedly telling authorities he come to washington at the request of president trump. the man smiling as he carried away the lectern of house speaker nancy pelosi has been identified as 36 year-old adam johnson of parrish florida booking records show he was picked up on a federal warrant on counts that include violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds his arrest based in part on a tip to the fbi's national threat operations center which is seeking information on many others including a suspected pipe bomber. the new video continues to surface revealing how completely overwhelmed. capitol police were many of these riders so open on social media about their plans so violent in carrying them out, leaving lawmakers questioning how so much was miss with. >>pipe bombs wanted to dnc

want the rnc to try to distract twitter in permanently banning the president from its platform says trump's followers planning more attacks on government buildings on january 17th. >>determining his tweets were highly likely to encourage and inspire people to replicate the criminal acts that took place at the u.s. capitol. >>i'm very happy that after more than a decade of using what i call the t word and calling them terrorists and people are finally come to grips with the fact that that's what they are don negovan news nation. >>and tom also reports that twitter has suspended the trump campaign's account at team trump. well coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the search for answers continues after that indonesian passenger jet crashed into the java sea. >>will i get into what rescuers have uncovered that's coming up next. also here locally 43 stand for students have tested positive for covid

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>>stanford university has canceled plans to have freshman and sophomores back on campus for the upcoming quarter. this after stanford revealed that 43 students tested positive for covid-19 the covid positive tests are now a student's rather are now in isolation. the university says that most of the cases are among students who return

to campus following the holiday break. university is currently testing students twice a week and plans to invite juniors and seniors back for the spring quarter. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously elected supervisor shamann walton is the board's newest president walton represents the bayview hunters point neighborhoods. walton says that one of his top priorities as president of the board will be tackling the effects of the pandemic has had on san francisco. >>just going to continue to focus on a dress and then negative impacts of this pandemic make sure that folks are getting tested make sure that we do everything we can roll out the vaccine. that is something that has been a major focus front of us and continue to attack and injures food insecurities make sure that folks are getting the basic needs that they deserve address this wealth gap that exist in our communities and the main thing those 70 unified voice unified focus from us on the board of supervisors and work closely with of course the mayor's

office to do everything we can to address the impacts of the pandemic in our communities. >>supervisor waltz and also has plans to find new ways to support small businesses that have been hard hit by the covid pandemic the first full board meeting of the year will take place on tuesday, dave or starting things off with some sunshine. we'll see some afternoon clouds build on us with

>>the year 2020 now has another dubious honor scientists in europe say it was the 6th hottest year on record. the eu's climate change services, global temperatures were just over one degree warmer than average. between 1981 in 2010. scientists say that pushed the planet closer to a temperature threshold that they say would lead to more extreme natural disasters and in 2010 we saw devastating wildfires in australia, florida. and of course here on the west coast. the year also brought more destructive hurricanes as well. you talk about the weather with dave's things much more mild here right now anyway, dave. >>yeah we're doing okay in the 50's and the 60's expected, you know for those highs this week ahead will not repeat. the last week we had a couple those opportunities for seeing some showers just come together at least in the forecast models we're looking at for this week ahead, let's gander what we've got right now in terms the satellite picture we're getting a little break in some of the cloud cover but upstream we're going

to get another source of that come into the afternoon hours and that will eclipse what our highs would be had that not been the case rolling on in live shot coming in from walnut creek here some folks still have the lights on little bit looks like. and the golden gate bridge as you'll notice looks like some shredded stratus off towards the distance will get a little clear patch before this fills back in again with some cloud cover temperature check or a touch warmer than yesterday picking up here in the north bay we got lower 40's. some 30's off to the far east bay 38 for antioch 37 livermore east bay shoreline 40's with 38 going on for fremont 44 san jose and 48 meanwhile for san francisco, but here it is on futurecast as we watch this into motion maybe some sprinkles up to the north bay potentially but some cloud cover starting to fill in a little bit the bay area in the afternoon. it's not necessarily total one won't be all day. but we'll probably see a little bit more in the way of cloud cover and more of the bay than we saw yesterday so that will cost us the ultimate forecast highs this

afternoon an eventful as we go into monday, but there is yet a new system by tuesday we'll show that in the long range forecast models but by tuesday. a new system. unfortunately we will be a southern edge of all of the systems that march on through so here's the game plan for the week ahead today we got early sun afternoon clouds, cool with upper 50's lower 60's at work here then for early part of the week, it's you know clouds and coastal sprinkle in all of that, but it really doesn't spread over the wider bay cool was still lower 60's at work here then we get to later in the week and will be a sun clouds mixed or minor warming we actually get to the upper 60's as we finish off the week and we'll get little drier with all of that too we're keeping the scattered clouds in our forecalt here at 59 san francisco, a touch warmer to the south san jose at 6264 oakland, everybody noting that afternoon cloud cover building. although i think in the south bay that will be later and less intrusive. highs forecast today lot of 50's on the board here a little bit more than yesterday

but we do poke out some lower 60's down south. again it's the afternoon cloud cover that will really cost us. our temperature asuncion. coming up a little bit we'll look over what the week looks like and checking your 4 zone forecast as well marty all right dave seen a couple minutes, thanks a lot. international news, this morning north korean leader kim jong on is ramping up his threats against the u.s. during a marathon speech last week. >>he threatened to increase his arsenal of nuclear weapons. he also said north korea's relationship with the u.s. depends on whether or not the u.s. gets rid of its quote, hostile policy towards north korea. analysts say the threat is seen as a warning warning to president elect joe biden who has criticized the north korean leader in the past. we have the latest for you on that search effort in the in the in that indonesian plane crash rescuers have located parts of the plane's wreckage. they've also sadly pulled out human remains and pieces of clothing from the java sea. authorities launched a massive search efforts after

identifying the possible location of that crash eye sight. the a passenger jet crashed shortly after takeoff yesterday was 62 people on board. the boeing 7.37 was headed from jakarta to borneo. for the first time since april the u.s. lost more jobs than it added the labor department says the economy dropped 140,000 jobs in december. economists believe that the number is a reflection of employers simply reaching a limit on the number of people they've been able to rehire now despite the 2nd half growth over the growth in the 2nd half of 2020. there's still nearly 10 million fewer jobs now compared to before the pandemic america's jobless rate stands at 6.7%. the gun store owners are seen a step steep increase in gun sales. they say that over the past year they've seen 3 distinct spikes in sales across the country. the first came at the start of the pandemic then it happened again after joe biden

won the election and then again after the capitol riot on wednesday. google and apple are cracking down on par or that's a social networking app that is favored by extremists. apple suspended the right wing app from the app store after parlor reportedly failed to follow apple's safety guidelines on friday google suspended parler from the google play store. amazon has said it will no longer host the app as well part of could disappear from the internet. if it doesn't find another host. there was a violent clash between president trump supporters and counter-demonstrators yesterday in san diego, the tensions there mirroring the rest of the country as members of congress or demanding president trump's removal from office. reporter kelsey christensen was there and she has the latest for us. >>a violent protests erupted in the heart of pacific beach saturday afternoon. after counter protesters showed up

at a trump rally both sides yelling and screaming at each other pepper spray eggs and glass bottles were thrown at officers, san diego police teen the protest in unlawful assembly. it comes days after a deadly riot inside the u.s. capitol where trump supporters forced out congressional members trying to hold congress from affirming joe biden as the next president, citing baseless claims of election fraud on friday, some democratic representatives began drawing up articles of impeachment, but as the days goes on he becomes crazier and crazier we have to stop this what he did inciting violence against a sitting at congress to overturn a democratically elected a is simply unacceptable and can never happen again representative juan vargas and freshman sarah jacobs are 2 of many house democrats calling for a swift impeachment of president trump. >>expected to begin monday. some lawmakers worry trump could lash out during his final days in office because he's been banned from twitter. >>he's become completely

irresponsible now. >>very angry at the same he has his hands. >>and all of the nuclear codes he could launch a nuclear attack tomorrow on twitter the chairman of the republican party of san diego county tony crabb eric roe if the democrats truly want to extend an olive branch to 74 million americans in 11th hour impeachment is probably not the way to go it's also clear that joe biden is not driving this bus. god help america. >>and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news helping you stay tech smart we're going to take a look at some

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>>the most taking a look outside a big picture window and we're off to a beautiful start many parts of the bay area. you did way with her watercolors back thank you to weigh in the press. okay and we've got some right here too with half moon bay. so just want to know just a few clouds are skies to start. they're going to take an intermission come back into their nose up to the off to the east bay and drifting a little bit out of the south bay as well there's half moon bay to get things started a little bit here not a bad start the golden gate bridge i know this kind of early or some kind of shredded stratus going on here but let's take some sun is making its way there. hello good morning off his way to marine the guy there very quiet and joined by another one ok as far as stormtracker 4 we're seeing a little bit of opening

up skies temporarily before they fill back in again this afternoon now on balance we're probably going to see more clouds today than yesterday and then costa sur highs by a couple degrees now we're going so far we're actually a little warmer up in the north bay that's because of some earlier clouds overnight. we've got the lower 40's up their 38 antioch 37 livermore tri valley so little chilly in spots in the east bay and all the south they were coming in with 44 san jose and for comparison sake you can see we're little warmer actually up in the north bay, then we were this time from yesterday now for today again noting that afternoon cloud cover build up that will be in the east bay by early afternoon just a little bit there. temperatures still manage in the upper 50's lower 60's on balance a relatively uneventful week coming up and we'll be showing you some of the forecast models and a bit. the problem is it's almost like we've been geographically shoved to the south as the systems will be passing a little too far to our north to bring some rain that plus your 4 zone forecast bit marty day

we're going to shove back thanks a lot. over the past 2 days the noma county has seen a surge in covid during that time. >>there have been 311 active cases and 4 deaths kron four's gayle ong reports that it's no surprise the county is now extended its lockdown order. >>downtown santa rosa virtually a ghost town saturday of the bay area and jersey extension of the state's regional stay at home order businesses remain open hoping for foot traffic, jackie pena was one of the few who stepped down if i come out, it's only to buy necessities or just sidewalk around a bit us being at home or. it's a really important for us to just be safe and mike stay quarantined wearing our masks in the last 24 hours. sonoma county has 311 active cases and 4 deaths the numbers hitting close to home for pena her relatives are still recovering from the coronavirus a lot of them have gotten covid. >>and being at the map and we tend to work a lot so. the

jobs that my family members have there put a higher risk. >>health officials say cases jumped after holiday gatherings from thanksgiving and are expecting a surge from christmas and new years as of saturday icu capacity is at 14% with 10 beds available to help with potential overflows in morgues this trailer put in place at the county coroner's office can hold more than 50 bodies. a grim reality of how dire the situation has become. >>sonoma county continues to ramp up testing particularly in the most hard-hit neighborhoods. this is the roseland community library, one of 2 sites in santa rosa that will offer free testing to the community regardless of immigration status is set to open later this month. in santa rosa gayle ong kron 4 news. >>the government has approved 2 coronavirus vaccines. the pfizer vaccine for people who are 16 and older and moderna for 18 and older, but what

about kids currently those tests are only allowed for that age range and pediatrician doctor justin good night admits it will estimates it will take about 6 months to a year before the vaccine can be studied and then potentially approved for kids under those ages. he says the side effects of the coronavirus are far more dangerous than the risks of the vaccine. try to look at the bigger picture of what our nation is dealing with what your risk for you know you're going to have to experiment on yourself and your child a little bit. >>whether that's getting a super safe super study vaccine or it's getting some almost alien virus that's mutated from god knows where. >>well not a good night advise that you talk to your doctor about any questions that you may have about the vaccine for your kids. these with an economy in shambles bomb president elect joe biden is now pledging immediate action when he takes office biden rounded out his economic team last week with the promise of quick action. the latest on

the nation's for his cabinet came after we learned that 140,000 jobs were lost in december. mase lil jon has more on this from washington. >>i'm proud to announce we have finished they mean our cabinet friday president elect joe biden announced his final picks for his economic team, rhode island governor gina raimondo. >>i am excited to get to work on a national scale to help realize the vision. the president elect and vice president elect. >>in boston mayor marty walsh from georgia stitches scranton wilmington to west, virginia and all across this great nation. your home and your high with the working people with these 2 picks biden says he's fulfilled his promise for a diverse cabinet with the qualifications to help the country's economy bounce back from the pandemic. >>millions of americans are still hurting. >>through no fault of their own. we lost another 140,000 jobs. the first negative jobs

report so highs in the pandemic in the spring. >>if the senate approves these nominations walsh would act as the new labor secretary and rima know would become commerce secretary. >>now we have the opportunity to put power. back in the hands of working people all across this country. >>it's a vision for rebuilding american manufacturing and bringing back jobs to america from overseas. >>biden says he will work with the senate's next a majority and minority leader to get his cabinet picks into their positions as soon as possible after the inauguration. reporting in washington, i'm basil john. >>and coming up this morning on the kron 00:00am morning news, how to make sure your child is keeping a well-rounded routine during this age distance learning will have that coming up. ♪ [mallet banging] ♪ [drums banging] ♪ [inhales] [exhales]

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>>good morning, welcome back as we prepare for another semester of distance learning, it's very important for parents and students to come up with a routine to make sure that they get enough time away from their screens. reporter natalie clydesdale talk to a pediatrician for advice on the best approach. >>certainly there are going to be some unintended consequences of virtual learning doctor tony gia says while online learning is the safest option during the pandemic it has raised some concerns that kids are going

to be glued to a screen and missing out on all those really important social interactions and physical activities that is involved for entirety of the child's health, according to doctor quinn to children burn thousands of calories during a typical in person school day walking to a bus stop every day walking between classes every day going to recess going to after-school hobbies and sports and then coming back home that is a significant amount of calories that probably are being replicated at home the american academy of pediatrics recommends that children over the age of to get no more than 2 hours of screen time a day which in the air a virtual learning is not necessarily feasible. we know that kids that watch more screen are getting way less sleep and that has so many bad effects on their health including increased anxiety increased stress and emotional outlet bility to improve sleep. the doctor suggests scheduling a

healthy routine before bed that doesn't involve the screen as they start that routine. well science shows us that they started creating with kamala tone and that natural melatonin, the one that found integrated in our brain is what helps trigger us to get sleepy and tired and fall asleep. >>sleep right now good morning. everybody, here's a look at what our temperatures are for today projected in the upper 50's lower 60's, you know kind of business as usual from yesterday. however i think we'll see more clouds today unfortunately, not rain coming this week though we'll take a look at long-range forecast in your 4 zone, the best.

>>happy sunday everybody welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news time to check out forecast that means dave spahr heidi. >>good morning morning, good morning, everybody and off to a pretty nice start we're getting some sunshine working its magic will fill up some clouds a little bit. this afternoon across portions of the bay kind of mixed bag of sun and clouds how we'll call it in a touch cooler today than yesterday years half moon bay for you not a bad start toward a either. so we're seeing some sun peer out at the coast that's a nice sign and also pretty nice shot of sfo by the way no delays going on this morning as well so seeing sunshine action there are a lot less in the way of fog compared to yesterday. so we have this first intrusion the cloud cover going on overnight a little bit. rain up to the note northern california which could be a familiar ring here. now that's going to pass out give us a little bit of a clearing patch for a few hours and then

another dose coming up towards the north that will fill up the bay a little bit this afternoon so we'll share the skies with some of the way of clouds lower 40's going on up there in the north bay 37 for livermore little chilly in the far east bay and around the delta 2 with concord about 40. we have 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline and 40 down to san jose with a 37 palo alto by the way so future cast for this one was talking about as we go forward maybe couple sprinkles potentially at the coastal areas up in the north bay clouds flood temporarily around the bay, but they do clear out as you can see we get late tonight, monday is somewhat uneventful however the very end of this loop as we get out towards tuesday morning. and there's little hope of some rain happening there. but that's all it's going to as hope we're not going to get the real thrust of that will show you that in the long range forecast models here going for with all of this most of the energy with this system as you can see is pushed towards the north. we're on the southern edge. that's a familiar tone that we've seen just a few years ago when we're in drought situation then all the systems

coming off the pacific and yet we're stuck in the southern edge of that maybe some sprinkles for the north bay and nothing more this goes all the way up to friday and still a lot of activity crossing. but it's all up in the northwest and into northern california about next weekend. again not much happening and even all the way to the middle of the following week this is not good for the wet season here we need to get something out of this we're going to be falling further behind. look at the 4 zone forecast for sunday very familiar to yesterday, 59 1 on san francisco, 57 pacifica daly city about 60 half moon bay at 58 by the way about 60 will do it for the northern end of the peninsula down south at about 62. palo alto 64 mountain dew, 61 redwood city part of this is again due to the afternoon intrusion of clouds that are kind of robbing us of a few of those hours of good heating. so i would say that these numbers would be a few degrees warmer if it was not for that 62 san jose 60 to milpitas cupertino matching that. lower 60's on me east bay shoreline

to the south 61 tri valley looks like in dublin too. while the creek at 5961 san leandro with richmond at 58 solano county are looking a lot of 50's today and 54 valais whole chilly there 58 going on for santa rosa in upper 50's lineup, heading down to southern moran. in the 70 forecast the early part of the week we'll have this cloud intrusion from all this traffic we're talking about get to about friday. we might pop in about 70 or the lower 70's for the most part lows will remain into the 40's. but they'll be probably some outlining 30's possibly get a couple clear patches working there you get some last minute radiational cooling. meanwhile, we'll do 40's at the coast marty ok, thanks. a lot. back to the news this morning the house is preparing to introduce articles of impeachment with just 10 days left in president trump's term, democrats first called on the president to resign. they also urged vice president pence and the cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment. >>since neither has happened to the house plan to introduce

articles of impeachment for a second time and they plan to do it tomorrow house vote could happen as early as wednesday. no american president ever has ever been impeached twice and if this happens president trump would be banned from ever holding public office again. >>the house has a pro forma session on monday and during those sessions members can introduce any legislation they want including articles of impeachment. these are clothes impeachment specifically very narrowly tailored towards what happened on wednesday. and we avoided any inflammatory language or rhetoric with the goal of trying to gain republican support. >>and we have a list of bay area congressional members who support the impeachment of president trump on our website at kron 4 dot com. the area congresswoman zoe lofgren was the inside the u.s. capitol on wednesday during the siege, she told kron 4 that she supports invoking the 25th amendment. >>i strongly believe that the

vice to take action because. this concern we have of president's capacity and potential willingness to do additional harm to the country. i talked to a republican a member who knows that i don't know the president but who and shared with me that the president is really not he's not in the same reality that we are. and that's kind of scary. we need to have someone who's not lost his grip. with sitting in the most powerful position in the world. so it the whole focus is on the security of the country. accountability will come later through prosecutions and investigations but for the next. until the 20th. this is about keeping the country safe from someone who's already

proven that he is i threat. >>loftin says though she does not agree with vice president pence on many fronts she says she would feel more comfortable and more confident in the safety of the country of pence were to take over the reins of power now. a west virginia state lawmaker who live streamed himself taking part in wednesday's riot has now been charged with several federal crimes and has since resigned from his office kassidy woods has more on that. >>after leaving the federal courthouse in huntington yesterday, many west, virginia lawmakers were rallying to have delegate derrick evans resign from the west virginia house of delegates after a series of bad choices and decisions by got to get their gallons or former delegate derrick evans, i think he finally made the right decision to resign. and today evans did officially stepped down from his seat in the house after a video of himself unlawfully entering the united states capitol building. >>went viral on his social

media which he later took down he said in his resignation and i quote i take full responsibility for my actions and deeply regret any hurt pain or embarrassment i have caused he continues to say i hope this action i take today can remove any cloud of distraction from the state legislature, former gop colleague and west, virginia house majority whip paul espinosa explain that they were bipartisan concerns and calls for delegate evans to resign think it's a good first step for dell get one shot too. >>offers resignation espinosa says he did not condone evans actions in the state capitol during the protest i certainly joined speaker hand shawl and condemning in the strongest possible terms. you know what transpired. our united states capitol. >>and now some delegates are concerned about how evans actions may affect how other states view west virginia

west, virginia. >>we were always defending ourselves and you know we last thing we need someone else to go out there and the whole world in the host country talking about us for all the wrong reasons. wells kassidy woods reporting for us this morning federal authorities are still investigating at least 3 other state lawmakers. >>for taking part in the riots at the capitol as well as several members of the new york city fire department. and we'll be right back. managing type 2 diabetes?

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>>and good morning, everybody we're dealing with some scattered clouds going on here we see quite a collecting here on the golden gate we should see a clear patch and then we'll see the clouds refill and again looks like this afternoon live shot coming in also from half moon bay, we're see action little bit more sunshine working there too. temperatures across most of the bay now into the 40's a little chilly 30's here and there like antioch also off to fremont and for the satellite picture. there we see the skies open up just a little bit in this afternoon and then fell back up again so variable clouds are probably work for today, 52 by 11 at 2 o'clock we're talking 59. and it looks like a dry week coming up marty all talk a little money here here are the winning numbers for saturday night's powerball drawing the jackpot is 470 million dollars year the numbers are on your screen 1426 38.

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have dire warnings from hospitals that's coming up. plus momentum is building in washington for the fast track impeachment of president trump with some lawmakers saying that could happen as early as this week stay with us we'll be right back.

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everybody and thanks so much for joining marty gonzales is january 10th and thanks for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. >>we'll kick things off by taking a look at the weather forecast for this sunday and looking ahead to the week ahead here's dave spahr i did a good morning morning, good morning everybody off to kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds which will be the story again until later on this afternoon golden gate bridge is not treated to fog this morning. but it's really some cloud cover going on we did see some sun curing in there, but you can filled up again with kind of stratus overcast. >>this will break up to allow some sun before it fills back in again. this afternoon this is the live shot coming in from half moon bay. you can notice some morning sunshine going on there as far as our temperatures are concerned we're the 40's over most the real estate 38 off to can 35 livermore finding the peninsula's all of the 40's now in 40 also for san jose for comparison where a little warmer across most of the bay don't forget. we don't have fog going on this morning and kind of the clear patch work in last night we see the

friday night into saturday a little bit which show we had this go around a lot more cloud cover to negotiate through little bit of insulation here. so we should get some clearing out here and then see the re induction of cloud cover for this afternoon and that will be responsible for capping our highs a bit. this is what we're looking for the inland 56 at high noon by 3 o'clock about 59. i think we'll see some lower 60's out there as well. now in the week ahead will not repeat the last week, however we don't see really any good rain opportunities, upstream but a lot of tries well look at that forecast in just a bit marty all right dave thanks let's get to the news this morning. >>we start off in the east bay were restaurant owner is defined stayed at home orders by letting their customers eat outside under the current covid-19 health guidelines outdoor dining is banned. kron four's dan thorn talk to a pleasant and restaurant owner who says the state should reconsider for the sake of workers and their families. >>outdoor diners diggin at

sidetracked bar and grill in pleasant in the business allowed to be open for take-out only is defying stay at home orders and this arbitrary shutdown of that patio dining it makes no sense at all it's doing is hurting good people restaurant owner todd you tickle says the bay area's indefinite extension is unfair to businesses who need to help their employees, ignoring the stay at home order diners like joshua mont as showed sidetracked support by filling up the outdoor patios chairs and tables like they're being singled out and i don't the room was on texas closings in the restaurant actually making difference despite surging covid-19 cases in the bay area outdoor diners do not believe they're taking a risk by eating rules follow are by nature so this wouldn't be just to come out to make a statement but i i think we kind of we kind of have to think through these things a little bit we've created a good healthy environment for

people. >>it and there seemed love allie me to counties stay at home order will remain in place until it's lifted by the state. >>but that will only happen if icu capacity across the region exceeds 15% i sympathize with the covid cases i sympathize with icu bed reduction, however we're not the cause of that and so don't blame us for reporting in pleasanton dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well so far the owner has not been sighted nor fine for allowing outdoor dining at his restaurant. but he says though with those fines do become too expensive. he will think about shutting down his restaurant. the number of available icu beds continues to dwindle here in california the bay area is down to 3% that's the lowest it's ever been northern california as a whole is at 27 and a half percent capacity. the sacramento region stands at 6.4% this morning and the san joaquin valley and southern california region

still have no available icu beds. it was a grim milestone for california has a reported nearly 700 new deaths that sets a single-day record which was previously set just last month at 585. the state also recorded more than 52,000 new cases in a 24 hour period and that's the second highest daily number of cases since the start of the pandemic. new photos and video capturing the chaos of the capital of the really spends video shows the moments leading up to the fatal shooting that field ashli babbitt who was breaking into the capitol broken window. >>we warn you the video is disturbing. san diego is one of 5 people who died in the right 3 other people died from medical emergencies at the

capitol. the lives lost in the violent riot was us capitol police officer brian sicknick today flags will be flown at half-staff over the state capitol in sacramento to honor him sicknick was killed on wednesday when a rider hit him over the head with a fire extinguisher. the oakland police department is investigating whether of any of its employees may have supported wednesday's riots on their social media pages in a statement, the department said there are allegations that employees may have contributed to objectionable or offensive content online adding that hate speech in similar conduct will not be tolerated. the department says employees are quote prohibited from affiliating with subversive groups and are also prohibited from doing anything the roads the public trust in the department any employee found in violation of these rules is subject to discipline, including termination. democrats are gaining momentum

in their effort to impeach president trump. pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey said yesterday that the president's role in encouraging the deadly riot at the capitol is an impeachable offense. senator toomey did stop short of saying he would vote to remove trump from office. rhode island congressman dan sickly knee is among those who drafted articles of impeachment against the president. the democrat says that the articles have 185 co-sponsors and could be introduced as early as tomorrow. several members of california's congressional delegation support him preach impeachment of president trump. you're taking a look at a list of those in favor from the bay area and we have a complete list on our website at kron 4 dot com. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the search for answers continues after that indonesian passenger jet crashes into the java sea. >>we'll take a look at what rescuers have uncovered. plus a good samaritan killed while

helping out in a multi-car crash in the east bay will have what we're learning about that crash. that's coming up stay with us.

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>>good morning welcome back the city of san francisco board of supervisors unanimously elected supervisor shamann walton is the board's new us president. walton represents the bayview n hundreds point he says that one of his top priorities as

president will be tackling the effects of the pandemic has had on san francisco. >>just going to continue to focus on addressing negative impacts of this pandemic make sure that folks are getting tested make sure that we do everything we can roll out the vaccine. that is something that has been a major focus front of us and continue to attack and injures food insecurities make sure that folks are getting the basic needs that they deserve just as well get that exist in our communities and the main thing those have a unified voice unified focus from us on the board of supervisors and work closely with of course the mayor's office to do everything we can to address the impacts of the pandemic in our communities. >>supervisor walton also plans to find new ways to support small businesses that have been hard hit by the covid pandemic the first full meeting of the board will be on tuesday. to the east bay in san leandro a good samaritan was killed while trying to help 6 injured people in an early morning crash. it

happened yesterday just before one in the morning, the chp says that someone drove into the back of a car on i 80 and there you see the horrible caused the car to flip over. that's when the good samaritan pulled over on the freeway to help out. but it was hit by another car. and later died. officers are still looking for the driver who hit the good samaritan the driver in the first crash was arrested for dui dave. >>ok marty for today, we're looking for some afternoon scattered clouds pushing those temperatures at about 60 or so have a look at your forecast coming up. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it,

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>>well the year 2020 now has another dubious honor as scientists in europe say it was the 6 hottest year on record. the eu's climate change service as global temperatures. we're just over one degree warmer than the average between 1981 2010. scientists say that pushed the planet closer to a temperature threshold that they say would lead to more extreme natural disasters. and 2020 saw devastating wildfires in australia, florida. and of course here on the west coast and in the bay area. the year also brought more destructive hurricanes as well. and moving our focus to the bay area, let's talk weather for today and things are off to a great start days far as he did have more on tells more about the weather forecast and good

morning. marty good morning, everybody kind of calm day today although be kind of interrupted by some cloud cover into the afternoon we're getting treated to a little bit this morning as well. >>this with the satellite picture illustrates we have some cloud cover that will drift on in from the north. we're expecting a little bit later on for the afternoon we get out there live shot coming in from half moon bay to the south looks okay. the sea the sun peering out there quite a bit we head north to the golden gate and there we have kind of some stratus cloud cover which to deal with a little bit we'll get probably a clear patch before refills and again with more cloud cover temperatures of course haven't budged too much with the lower to middle 40's 47 going on for oakland more 40's out of hayward 39. meanwhile for a fremont and 44 san jose. so in future cast for this may bring a couple sprinkles up to the north bay fairly quickly but with a short day today again months like this cloud cover bubbles up it dissipates but it's long after sunset. so after the sun sets. we'll have

some stars out there and all that and tomorrow looks pretty good and are somewhat mostly sunny skies but going ahead into tuesday. the him to some showers coming our way unfortunately looks like it won't make it this far to the south again possibility of maybe some sprinkles up to the north bay but that will be about it early sunday afternoon clouds cool temperatures holding upper 50's lower 60's. and then for this week at least early clouds and coastal sprinkle still possible. and cool with lower 60's in the we bump those temperatures up towards the latter portion of this week. we have some help with high pressure building which also blocks are systems however, sunny and clouds mix and mine are warming to the upper 60's lower 70's now today will do about 59 or so for a high san francisco opened at 60 62 san jose. that's pretty close to what yesterday was however if we had more sunshine today. we were probably be just a couple degrees warmer than that across the water board here we have some 50's up to the north bay but flying out of chile, 54 nap about 57. far in the east bay they're looking at only 61 going on for livermore

and 62 san jose in a bit we'll check it out 4 zone forecast and look at those extended forecast models for you of unfortunate the dry we coming our way marty ok dave thank you. international news, this morning north korean leader kim jong un is ramping up his threats against the u.s.. >>during a marathon speech last week he threatened to increase his arsenal of nuclear weapons. he also said north korea's relationship with the u.s. depends on whether or not the u.s. gets rid of what he calls a hostile policy towards north korea. analysts say that this threat is being seen as a warning to president elect joe biden who has criticized the north korean leader in the past. and we have the latest on the efforts in that indonesian plane crashes rescuers have located parts of the wreckage. they've also pulled out sadly human remains and pieces of clothing from the java sea. authorities launched a massive search efforts after identifying the possible location of the crash site

that passenger jet crashed yesterday shortly after takeoff with 62 people on board. the boeing 7.37 was headed from jakarta to borneo. for the first time since april the u.s. lost more jobs and it added the labor department says the economy dropped 140,000 jobs in december. economists believe the number is a reflection of employers reaching a limit on the number of people they've been able to rehire now despite the growth in the 2nd half of 2020 there are still nearly 10 million fewer jobs now compared to before the pandemic america's jobless rate is at 6.7%. the gun store owners are seen a steep increase in gun sales, they say that over the past year that they've seen 3 distinct spikes in sales across the country. the first came at the start of the pandemic then again after joe biden won the election and one more time after the capitol riot on wednesday. google and

apple are cracking down on parler that's a social app that's favored by extremists apple suspended the right wing app from the app store after reportedly failed to follow apple's safety guidelines on friday google suspended parler from the google play store. amazon also said it will no longer host the app parlor in fact could disappear from the internet if it doesn't find another host. there was a violent clash between president trump supporters and counter-demonstrators yesterday in san diego, the tensions there mirroring the rest of the country as some members of congress are demanding that president trump remove removal from office. reporter kelsey christiansen was there and she has the latest for us. >>the violent protests erupted in the heart of pacific beach saturday afternoon. after counter protesters showed up at a trump rally both sides yelling and screaming at each

other pepper spray eggs and glass bottles were thrown at officers, san diego police teen the protest in unlawful assembly. it comes days after a deadly riot inside the u.s. capitol where trump supporters forced out congressional members trying to hold congress from affirming joe biden as the next president, citing baseless claims of election fraud on friday, some democratic representatives began drawing up articles of impeachment, but as the days goes on he becomes crazier and crazier we have to stop this what he did inciting violence against a sitting at congress to overturn a democratically elected a is simply unacceptable and can never happen again representative juan vargas and freshman sarah jacobs are 2 of many house democrats calling for a swift impeachment of president trump. >>expected to begin monday. some lawmakers worry trump could lash out during his final days in office because he's been banned from twitter. >>he's become completely irresponsible now. >>very angry at the same time

he has his hands. >>and all of the nuclear codes he could launch a nuclear attack tomorrow on twitter the chairman of the republican party of san diego county tony curve. eric roe if the democrats truly want to extend an olive branch to 74 million americans in 11th hour impeachment is probably not the way to go it's also clear that joe biden is not driving this bus. god help america. >>well as kelsey christianson reporting for us this morning house speaker nancy pelosi on friday told house democrats in a letter that she spoke with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley to discuss president trump and the nuclear codes and after speaking with the general pelosi told her caucus that she has got that assurance is that there are safeguards in place in the event that the president wants to launch a nuclear weapon. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we'll take a look at how now a nascar executives trying to attract more people to the sonoma raceway we'll have that coming up.

>>good morning welcome back nascar was one of the first sports to return to action following the outbreak of covid-19 early last year and now in northern california nascar executive trying to attract more people to the sonoma race can race ristway mark demsky has more on that. >>when there is a chance to do

what i love, but also do it in a place that i love them so i mean we've got to figure out a way to make this happen and joe gregory did just that. >>as one of nascar's top award winning executives, the past several years as well as being named one of the most powerful women in sports, the last 2 years by ad. well in modesto feels like she couldn't found a better fit for her next chapter always had soft spot personnel always love going back there and opportunity to. >>go back to california but also do it in a sport that i love and i built my whole career was kind of once in a lifetime opportunity for >>gregory takes over the lead now at one of nascar's most popular stops every june. her predecessor steve page is credited with building sintomas state of the art racing facility from its more primitive days, you know there was nothing we could. >>no garage is no real

permanent grandstands there were none of the. professional amenities that you would associate with a big time sports. >>facility but that was nearly 20 years ago, so it's now we're going through that and next phase of taking what you have this really good at making sure it stays good think that's really going to be. >>the goal is to really keeps it top of mind as a destination and a showpiece in the northern california region where do you think the focus will be on the obviously nascar nhra but another signature event or do you look out for nothing's out of out of bounds. i don't think so if it makes sense to bring another signature event then we want to pursue that if it makes sense to create more. >>experience is driving schools, bring corporate hospitality. that makes sense i think we're going to have the ability really gauge the interest level of the marketplace ball community and that those that visit.

>>and determine what some rights schedule of events or are things that we need to offer i mean that's a beautiful facility. we want as many people to experience it and love it. as much as we do anything that's going to be double. >>and we're going to stay in sonoma county is leaders there are dealing with a surge in covid cases we'll take a look at the steps the county is now taking to stay prepared. that's coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, stay with us we'll be right back. ♪

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>>and 29 this sunday morning and we're talking weather was off to a really nice start to the day in a lot of parts around the bay area far tell us just how long that's going to last night dave ok marty good morning and good morning, everybody off to a bad start here as we can see the shot coming in from half moon bay. we see some sun appearing on through there. >>but around the golden gate bridge has been a little bit of cloud cover problems which to deal with will get a little break before the clouds again come back for the afternoon it looks like so a mixed bag of sun and clouds it looks like for today and that will probably cost us in terms of our forecast highs. there you see that collection of cloud cover up towards our northwest and actually it may bring a couple sprinkles up in the north bay as a possibility. temperatures now as we start our day not too bad for this time of day we're in the 40's over most of the real estate there we still hold on to a chilly 35 and tri valley, 42 going on for conquered looks like the east bay shoreline mid 40's for the most part 44 fremont and san jose for

comparison from the 24 hours ago we're little warmer over most of the district. actually up in the north bay dramatically so mister approaching it doesn't agrees ahead. for today, 56 by high noon at 3 o'clock 57 pence ling in some afternoon scattered clouds about as we enter the early part of the week it will still maintain the school trend with a minor warm up towards the end of the week have more on that and a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot. this go to the north bay where sonoma county has seen a surge in covid cases there are now 311 a less active cases and 4 deaths. >>health officials say cases jumped after the holiday gatherings from thanksgiving. and they're expecting a surge from christmas and new years as of saturday icu capacity in the county is at 14% with 10 beds available and those numbers are hitting close to home for resident, jackie pena as her relatives are still recovering from the coronavirus. >>us being at home or. it's a really important for us to just be safe and mike stay

quarantined wearing our mask a lot of them have gotten covid and being at the map and we tend to work a lot so. the jobs that my family members have there put a higher risk. >>and this cold storage facility that you see it's a trailer that's a grim reality of just how dire the situation is in the county. it's in place of the county's coroner's office to handle a potential overflow. it can hold more than 50 bodies. sonoma county continues to increase testing, especially in some hard-hit areas. the rosen library library is one of 2 sites in santa rosa that will test the community for free regardless of immigration status. there was a protest at the state capitol in sacramento on saturday but unlike others that we've seen this one consisted mainly of local lawmakers. reporter guards paulson guy has more on why they believe local leaders need to take control of

reopening their communities. scene on the steps of the state capitol 30 to 40 lawmakers from 10 different counties reiterated the same sppoint. >>shutting down society is not the answer i don't believe there's any reason for locking down the society, patricia heloc or was one of about 50 people from the public who showed up to support the lawmakers against governor gavin newsom's order the public was kept back at the gate coker says she has already seen the negative effect of the shutdown herself sign 2 daughters in their 20's. who you know or they can attend playoffs. they can't do anything and they're turning to substance abuse. >>and depression because nothing's open she and other hopes things start reopening soon lawmakers at the protest rest lockdowns do not work this was day 2 of the three-day conference that is mostly being held just outside of saeramento in rancho marietta. >>organizers say state leaders are not telling the public the whole story when it comes to

this pandemic officials say at the conference lawmakers will learn about how to manage the shutdowns revive the economy and take back control of businesses are telling me. >>and it sounds really good. but if you don't open up soon. since and we're not going to be here the numbers of the people that are going to get sick and unfortunately passed away, probably going to be about the same regardless of lockdowns are not effect may be less with no lockdown however, the damage because of the lockdowns on so many are quantifiable now and they are horrible and need to stop it's a message steve ember aza is please someone is finally saying i'm encouraged to see a group that advocating for the businesses and asking the governor to open up >>makes me feel like we have power back. >>well those guards pull single reporting for us this morning now public health officials in sacramento have warned that the demonstration

had the potential to be a super spreader event. but the organizers say that they took all the precautions necessary. the conference wraps up today. faced with an economy in shambles president elect joe biden is pledging immediate action when he takes office. the latest nominations for his cabinet came after we learned 140,000 jobs were lost last month. basal john has more on that from washington. >>i'm proud to announce we have finished they mean our cabinet friday president elect joe biden announced his final picks for his economic team, rhode island governor gina raimondo. >>i am excited to get to work on a national scale to help realize the vision. the president elect and vice president elect. >>in boston mayor marty walsh from georgia stitches scranton wilmington to west, virginia and all across this great nation. your home and your high with the working people with these 2 picks biden says he's fulfilled his promise for

a diverse cabinet with the qualifications to help the country's economy bounce back from the pandemic. >>millions of americans are still hurting. >>through no fault of their own. we lost another 140,000 jobs. the first negative jobs report so highs in the pandemic in the spring. >>if the senate approves these nominations walsh would act as the new labor secretary and rima know would become commerce secretary. >>now we have the opportunity to put power. back in the hands of working people all across this country. >>it's a vision for rebuilding american manufacturing and bringing back jobs to america from overseas. >>biden says he will work with the senate's next a majority and minority leader to get his cabinet picks into their positions as soon as possible. after the inauguration. reporting in washington, i'm basil john. >>and coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, there are a number of questions and concerns as the

covid vaccines continue to roll out we're going to take a look at some of them that's coming up after the break.

>>president elect joe biden's covid team says that a quick release of all the doses of the covid vaccine will not delay the delivery of a second dose. biden team is confident that people who have received

the first shot of the vaccine will get the second injection within 21 days without a delay. the goal the goal here is to get more people vaccinated as soon as possible. and biden doesn't want to hold back the other half of the available vaccine in response to the proposal pfizer says it's ready to release millions of doses every day. a lot of states are ramping up the role it roll out of covid vaccines, including just how safe those vaccines are. reporter mckayla singleton caught up with one doctor who reveals the risks of taking or avoiding the vaccines. >>there's more than one reason the covid-19 vaccine is so new it's also the only one in the world to ever use mrna the mrna vaccines are actually much safer because they don't contain the virus that can actually cause covid-19 but the fast track development and such a new method has many still skeptical about whether or not to take the florida doctor's death 2 weeks after

he got his first pfizer shot is still under investigation. doctors say he was diagnosed with idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura an immune system reaction because is unclear potential links to itp could be somebody has a strict cancer, particularly a if someone is taking certain drugs doctor sampson serves as the director of the endemic foundation. he says itp already affects between 2, 6, out of every 100,000 americans and is not noted side effect of the pfizer or moderna vaccines on the market. he says you're far more likely to experience the confirmed mild side effects like injection site soreness and fatigue given the number of people that we black that's needed today. we could expect to find a couple cases of itp we should we should expect even if the vaccine does not trigger. >>looks like the calm doctor sun says those with preexisting health conditions shouldn't be scared of the covid vaccine any more than you would be of any other

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>>welcome back 8.45 this sunday morning we're off to a pretty good start weatherwise day as far as tell us more about that and whether there's any rain in the forecast we're all searching our way for that yeah, this looks like this week's going to be really slow going with all of that. >>not bad i guess, but we still have some shred of cloud cover kind of hanging around a little bit go to open up those skies temporarily before they fill back up again later on this afternoon and then by tonight we open up the skies yet so kind of variable clouds both in time direction depending on where you are this shot coming in from

timber on right now we're still hanging on to some of stratus sfo, no delays going on this morning here. every yesterday all that fog going on so this one looks like from the satellite picture, this deck, a cloud covers about to clear out but a new patch up north. we'll drop in this afternoon. maybe a stray sprinkle up there the north bay potentially but on balance not too much going on without our at our temperatures. we're in the 40's with still some 30's hang on there livermore this this cloud cover this doesn't allow much heating. we have 42 for conquered east bay shoreline into the 40's we got 41 palo alto 44, san jose futurecast for notes that a patch of showers that i was mentioning there which may spell out a couple sprinkles potentially we open up the skies by tonight, it looks like overnight which while some calling going on monday is somewhat uneventful and then tuesday or first ray of hope with some showers but the long-range model say don't get too excited about that looks like that's going to pretty much bypass us. and the other

part of the week a somewhat more unsettled than it is later on going forward with this there's that shot by tuesday, a mention there you have it most of the action remaining to the north. here our king going on that using means high pressure building we might help the bleeding in of some cloud cover. but temperatures actually expected to warm a bit and that's what you get with a high building like that that sends all the systems in the pacific around us has trouble penetrating here. this is already the middle of the following weekend just nothing anywhere near us. so unfortunately this week does not look to be like last week in terms of any earnest chances of getting some rain across the bay unfortunately. now temperature check for your sunday 59 san francisco to about 60 daily city pacific about 57. the bay side of the peninsula around 60 as we're looking for the same down south palo alto at 62. the south bay coming in at 62 san jose and milpitas 62 also cupertino and the east bay shoreline to the south around 60 with tri valley at 61. wannacry comes in at 59.

and up the solano county chilly 54 valais hold their 57 for vacaville and 58 for fairfield 57 napa and also sonoma, rosa so that could be reaching for the 60 it doesn't look like mark today upper 50's meanwhile, heading down to southern rim. now the long-range forecast here with that traffic we get early part of the week will call that cloud cover about wednesday or so latter portion a week better clearing we reach for about 70 might see some lower 70's inland. lows are kind of interesting in all of this keeping it in the 40's, but we may drift to some upper 30's potentially in some of the outlying areas. it's pretty much 40's as we go for the coast smarting alright well, the house is preparing to introduce articles of impeachment with just 10 days left in president trump's term. >>democrats first called on the president to resign they also urged vice president pence and the cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment now since neither have happened. the house will plan to introduce articles of

impeachment. this will be the second time they plan to do it tomorrow. a house vote could happen as early as wednesday. no american president has ever been impeached twice and if it does happen president trump would be banned from ever holding public office again. >>the house has a pro forma session on monday and during those sessions members can introduce any legislation they want including articles of impeachment. we wrote these articles, impeachment specifically very narrowly tailored towards what happened on wednesday. and we avoided any inflammatory language or rhetoric with the goal of trying to gain republican support. >>and we have a list of bay area congressional members who support the impeachment of the president we can find it on our website at kron 4 dot com. the area congresswoman zoe lofgren was inside the u.s. capitol on wednesday during that violent and deadly riot, she said that many capitol police officers demonstrated tremendous bravery. but she

also told kron four's noelle bellow that there is a need to investigate several officers who seemed to have a more lax approach to the mob. >>honestly looking at some of the video we secured all of the video and all of the records. so that a complete analysis can be done. there were you i've seen arm, various news clips officers who you know took a selfie with rioters. you know we need to make sure that there was not collaboration. among in the police force do you feel there was there was some sort of a collaboration. >>well certainly individual officers. few of them in seem >>be >>have a very friendly lttitude these riders. along with while their fellow

officers. we're facing a you know mobs with bravery so we need to get find out who's who. >>well often says she's in full support of invoking the 25th amendment. dozens of people have been arrested and charged with federal crimes for taking part in wednesday's siege at the capitol. the investigation continues this morning. rachel rachel escrita shows us how digital evidence and social media are both playing an important role in the investigation. >>the greatest advantages just how public all of this was most of the people we saw it didn't do a whole lot to conceal their identities or hide from the cameras and in some cases they even put themselves on display chaos unfolded at the nation's capital some of the most standout moments were very clearly captured like this man richard barnett with his feet on speaker nancy pelosi's desk. barnett turn himself in to police in arkansas friday. but the fbi still has a long

way to go and we hope that others will come forward with identifications and other information that will help us. >>find the people who are involved for this violent destructive acts that occurred on january 6 that our capital they posted on twitter asking for the public's help finding dozens of people is going to be a real slam dunk compared to most crimes that cyber security expert, mitch tannenbaum he says the sheer volume and quality of images should give authorities a huge jumping off point they posted these images and videos to social media. >>on their own personal social media accounts. >>even the ones who didn't do that they stream the videos and he says that type of content is easily traced even once it's removed by the user think this could be wrapped up rather quickly number success for him bob pence a former regional director for the fbi in colorado says the people involved are typical fugitives who would be on the run. once they're identified he says

finding them shouldn't be an issue because a lot people won't surrender lot of the people who will. >>willingly provide information that will then a 5 to trouble makers and those committed violent in cases like this with people across the country bob says the fbi will have to rely heavily on their field offices for help. and we saw that today in arkansas rachel skyler fox 31. >>and we'll be right back stay with us.

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>>the news station you're watching thank you so much for joining us on this sunday, january 10 them kwan 4 morning news, i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow a much less foggy morning out there it's actually kind of beautiful. >>lots of layers of clouds are i saw this morning on my way in dave spahr standing by in the weather center and he has a look what we can expect today, dave yeah, good morning guys good morning everybody and yeah we're starting things off with this a layer of a stratus clouds here going on particular the golden gate bridge. the should open up a little bit temporarily but fill back up again as we see another system dropping south unfortunately, maybe sprinkles all we can hope for that as we get into the afternoon up in the north bay restricted to that as well the shot from timber on to give you a more wider perspective what it looks like around the golden gate bridge as you can see lots of cloud covered extends up to the north bay. temperatures haven't really

moved much, although opens up to 50 now in 54 half moon bay. elsewhere pretty much the 40's and because of this intrusion of cloud cover. that's going to slow or temperature. klein later on this afternoon. we do see a little warmer trend up in the north bay but remember last night or the friday night into saturday. it was clear that allowed us to cool loss was artificially. call yesterday were so little bit more mild to start our day today but we're going to be trailing later on this morning. there's the second deck of cloud cover way up towards the northwest again that will spread out over the bay during this afternoon so-called about 58 by 1 o'clock by fort 56 or so when they graze past some lower 60's going on here. coming up in a bit we'll take a look at the next 48 hours or so back to you, ok dave thank slow. we begin this hour in the east bay were restaurant owners define stay at home orders by letting their customers eat outside under the current covid-19 health guidelines outdoor dining is still banned kron four's dan thorn. >>talk to this pleasant and restaurant owner who says the

state should reconsider for the sake of workers and their families. >>outdoor diners diggin at sidetracked bar and grill in pleasant in the business allowed to be open for take-out only is defying stay at home orders this arbitrary shutdown of patio dining. >>it makes no sense at all it's doing is hurting good people restaurant owner todd you tickle says the bay area's indefinite extension is unfair to businesses who need to help their employees. >>ignoring the stay at home order diners like joshua mont as showed sidetracked support by filling up the outdoor patios chairs and tables like they're being singled out and i don't the room was on texas closings in the restaurant actually making difference despite surging covid-19 cases in the bay area outdoor diners do not believe they're taking a risk by eating rules follow are by nature so this wouldn't be just to come out to make a

statement but i i think we kind of we kind of have to think through these things a little bit we've created a good healthy environment for people it and there seemed love allie me to counties stay at home order will remain in place until it's lifted by the state, but that will only happen if icu capacity across the region exceeds 15% i sympathize with the covid cases i sympathize with icu bed reduction, however we're not the cause of that and so don't blame us for reporting in pleasanton dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and the number of available icu beds continues to dwindle here in california and the bay area isn't just 3% that's the lowest it's ever been northern california as a whole is at 27 and a half percent capacity in the sacramento region there at 6.4 a 6.4% and the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no available icu beds. >>a grim milestone for california reporting nearly

700 new deaths that sets a new single day record which was previously set last month. the state also recorded more than 52,000 new cases in a 24 hour period, which is the second highest daily number of cases we've seen since the start of the pandemic. >>national news this morning more people are facing federal charges for their involvement in wednesday's deadly capitol hill riot and the justice department revealed a long list of charges against 3 men including violent entry. and remaining in a restricted building. tom never again has more now on the charges against the suspected riders. going quietly with police picked up at his home in wayne county west, virginia republican state lawmaker derrick evans defended by his grandmother, for mine. >>and thank you mister trump for number right. >>evans recorded a facebook live during the violent incursion into the capitol wednesday. he can be heard

cheering. here's his resignation letter sent to the state's house of delegates. among the latest arrests in the insurrection that left 5 dead, this man jacob anthony chansley a long time q a non supporter from arizona, charging documents say he called authorities admitting he was the man photographed or the senate day as wednesday. the 33 year-old arrested on a string of federal charges today after allegedly telling authorities he come to washington at the request of president trump the man smiling as he carried away the lectern of house speaker nancy pelosi has been identified as 36 year-old adam johnson of parrish florida booking records show he was picked up on a federal warrant on counts that include violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds his arrest based in part on a tip to the fbi's national threat operations

center which is seeking information on many others including a suspected pipe bomber. the new video continues to surface revealing how completely overwhelmed. capitol police were many of these riders so open on social media about their plans so violent in carrying them out, leaving lawmakers questioning how so much was miss with. >>pipe bombs wanted to dnc want the rnc to try to distract black president from its form says trump's followers planning more attacks on government buildings on january 17th determining his tweets were highly likely to encourage and inspire people to replicate the criminal acts that took place at the u.s. capitol. >>i'm very happy that after more than a decade of using what i call the t word and calling them terrorists and

people are finally come to grips with the fact that that's what they are don negovan news nation. >>coming up on kron 00:00am morning news, the search for answers continues after an indonesian passenger jet crashed into the java sea what rescuers have uncovered so far and 43 stanford students have tested positive for covid-19 what the university is doing to keep the virus from spreading to more ♪ don't just do it yourself. yes! do it for yourself. ♪

>>well stanford university has canceled plans to have freshman and sophomores back on campus for the upcoming quarter. this comes after sanford revealed 43 students tested positive for covid-19 the covid positive students are now in isolation. the university says most of the cases are students who returns to campus after the holiday break. the university is currently testing students twice a week and they do plan to invite juniors and seniors back sometime in the spring marty. >>the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously elected supervisor shamann walton as the board's new us president. walton represents the bayview and hundreds point neighborhoods. he says that one of his top priorities as president, we'll be tackling the effects of the pandemic has had on san francisco. >>just going to continue to focus on a dress and then negative impacts of this pandemic make sure that folks are getting tested make sure that we do everything we can roll out the vaccine. that is

something that has been a major focus front of us and continue to attack injures. food insecurities make sure that folks are getting the basic needs that they deserve just as well get that exist in our communities and the main thing those have unified voice unified focus from us on the board of supervisors and work closely with of course the mayor's office to do everything we can to address the impacts of the pandemic in our communities. >>supervisor walton also plans to find new ways to sum up to support small businesses that have been hard hit by the covid pandemic the first full board meeting of the year will take place on tuesday. >>and san leandro a good samaritan was killed while trying to help 6 injured people in an early morning crash happened yesterday just before one in the morning. chp says someone drove into the back of a car on i 80. the impact caused the car to flip over. that's when a good samaritan pulled over to try and help but was hit by

another car and later died officers are still looking for the driver who hit the good samaritan the driver in the first crash has been arrested for dui dates. >>early stubborn cloud cover but so we'll see a clear patch develop later on this morning but then redevelop with that cloud cover as we get into the afternoon that will cost us the highs today, not as warm as we may like the lower 60's of that but it looks rain free not just for today, but unfortunately the week ahead, the check of your forecast coming up next.

>>good morning, welcome back to your 2020 now has another dubious honor scientists in europe say it was the 6th hottest year on record. the eu's climate change service says the global temperatures were just over one degree warmer than the average between 1981 2010. >>scientists say it pushed the planet closer to a temperature threshold that would lead to more extreme natural disasters twenty-twenty of course already saw devastating wildfires in australia florida here in california and along the west coast. the year also brought more destructive hurricanes as well and remember they ran. games for the hurricane harvey may have to start getting into the greek alphabet haha pulled a far as standing by in the weather center definitely not as foggy today, but we do have some cloud cover. >>yeah we have some to start things off this morning though

we should get this to clear out temporarily before the next batch. comes rolling on in late this afternoon and all of that's going to cost us the highs that we would get unlike with the highs we got from yesterday we saw that sunshine once we took care of the fog so yesterday was fighting the fog today. it's the interruption to start and later on with a new deck of clouds in the afternoon. still temperatures will be very close to yesterday if not a little cooler in spots, here's a live shot for your temper on golden gate off towards the distance up close and personal there you have it kind of overcast skies will look at this part coming in here comes the groceries right into the bay city. temperature check for us now worth 50 going on for oakland 40's up here the north bay antioch he got 4341 livermore they've been in the 30's all this morning so finding graduate up to the 40's now 46, san jose, a mild 52 born on half moon bay and earlier this morning we did see the sun out a little bit. let's hand it over futurecast for here again we get a clear patch temporarily boom that fills back up again this

afternoon in clears out after sunset. then way later in this forecast, a pattern we see as we get to about tuesday. some showers starting to develop up there. however any chance of that for us will be all contained up towards the north bay may be in the form of some sprinkles that's about all we're going to muster for most of this forecast for the week ahead so today, it's early sunday afternoon clouds for those getting the sun you can see still have some problems even around here around the bay bridge toll plaza early in the week lauzon coastal sprinkles possible with that first system i mentioned cool with lower 60's. then the 2nd half of the week looks like we'll open up much more although technically sun and clouds mixture more sun and clouds minor warming as we get those upper 60's cooking in here for highs maybe even gray's past 7 years so when lows with clear skies and drier air will allow chillier nights potentially into the 30's and spots, 59. san francisco oakland check-in uh 60 62 meanwhile going on here for san jose. for today's highs will do the upper 50's

up here the north bay and the east bay seeing some lower 60's as well 62 meanwhile for san jose not coming up in a bit of course we'll check into the 4 zone forecast and your extended as well well. >>thanks dave international news now north korean leader kim jong un is ramping up his threats against the u.s. during a marathon speech last week he threatened to increase his arsenal of nuclear weapons. he also said north korea's relationship with the u.s. depends on whether the u.s. gets rid of what he calls a hostile policy toward his country. analysts say the threat is seen as a warning to president elect joe biden who has criticized the north korean leader in the past marty. >>we have the latest on the search efforts for that indonesian in that indonesian plane crash rescuers have located parts of the wreckage they have also pulled out human remains and pieces of clothing from the java sea. authorities launched a massive after identifying the possible location of the crash site.

the passenger jet crashed shortly after take off yesterday with 62 people on board. the boeing 7.37 was headed from jakarta to borneo. noel. >>while for the first time since april the united states lost more jobs that it added the labor department says the economy dropped 140,000 jobs in the month of december. economists believe the number is a reflection of employers reaching a limit on the number of people they've been able to rehire now despite growth in the 2nd half of 2020 there are still nearly 10 million fewer jobs now than before the pandemic america's jobless rate is 6.7%. meanwhile gun store owners are seeing a steep increase in gun sales, they say over the last year in fact they've seen 3 distinct spikes in sales across the country, the first came at the start of the pandemic then again after joe biden won the election and again now after the capitol riot on wednesday.

>>apple are cracking down on parler that's a social networking app is favored by extremists. apple suspended the right wing app from the app store after parlor reportedly failed to follow apple's safety guidelines on friday google suspended parler from the google play store. amazon is also said it will no longer host the app so parlor could disappear from the internet if it doesn't find another host. there was a violent clash between president trump supporters and counter protesters yesterday in san diego, yeah you can see the video here the tensions were mirroring the rest of the country as some members of congress there. >>demand president trump's removal from office reporter kelsey christensen was there and has the very latest. a violent protests erupted in the heart of pacific beach saturday afternoon. >>after counter protesters showed up at a trump rally both sides yelling and screaming at each other pepper spray eggs and glass bottles

were thrown at officers, san diego police teen the protest in unlawful assembly. it comes days after a deadly riot inside the u.s. capitol where trump supporters forced out congressional members trying to hold congress from affirming joe biden as the next president, citing baseless claims of election fraud on friday, some democratic representatives began drawing up articles of impeachment, but as the days goes on he becomes crazier and crazier we have to stop this what he did inciting violence against a sitting at congress to overturn a democratically elected a is simply unacceptable and can never happen again representative juan vargas and freshman sarah jacobs are 2 of many house democrats calling for a swift impeachment of president trump. >>expected to begin monday. some lawmakers worry trump could lash out during his final days in office because he's been banned from twitter. >>he's become completely irresponsible now. >>very angry at the same time he has his hands.

>>and all of the nuclear codes he could launch a nuclear attack tomorrow on twitter the chairman of the republican party of san diego county tony curve. eric roe if the democrats truly want to extend an olive branch to 74 million americans in 11th hour impeachment is probably not the way to go it's also clear that joe biden is not driving this bus. god help america. >>and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning helping you taste the state's tax part we're going to help you out by taking a look at some apps to help you stay healthy and social that's coming up stay

>>morning welcome back it's a brand new year's that means are brand-new goals that you made plan to meet including those health goals and with most gyms closed because of the stay at home order. the workouts get a little boring at home. >>i've been board for quite a that's actually there's some new workout machines that can let you live stream your workouts so that you're not alone rich demuro is going to show us how it works in this morning's tech smart. >>the new year, usually means gyms are newly packed but this year is a bit different and that means apps an at-home workouts will continue to be popular. here are some of the ways tech can get you back on track. it's a new year and that means a fresh start for fitness. >>anytime you're looking to

recess, fitness is it is the top the conversation, charlie hale is co-founder of shred an app focused on the social aspects of working out when you look at social workouts as a form of it's incredible and i think what we're trying to do is just facilitate more and more of that link up with friends and family and get a notification when they're working out you can then actually view the workout and choose to do that same workout as well monitor each other's progress compare stats and more shred is $13 a month. we don't have much space checkout renly their slim compact treadmill folds up when you're not using it this country anywhere we can let out and taken to any place you want house and going start walking treadly goes up to 5 miles an hour virtually walk with a group of friends or family or use a new feature that lets you live stream your workout if you think about it the times if you walk along this. >>his family to walk into one of your friends and you're talking about 23 finally neo you is like netflix but for

workout classes browse by concept programs and specialized instructors all >>maybe that's really special the videos work on nearly every platform, including phones in streaming devices like roku and fire tv you is $10 a month. kelly well, this is not just about looking good it's more about feeling good exact that >>when you're eating good and you're exercising and you're healthy everything that you're going to do and i think that's really cool. >>who needs a sweaty selfie when you've live stream your entire workout am i right you might links to everything i mentioned on my website just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demero and you are tech smart all right, thank you rich. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the noma county leaders are dealing with a surge in covid cases we'll take a look at the steps the county's announced a taking. >>to try and stay prepared.

>>good morning welcome back kron 00:00am morning news got to tell you i loved yesterday afternoon it was just beautiful out of my neck of the woods got out walked in and just fantastic yeah once that fog cleared out looked absolutely gorgeous you could you could just see that we could actually see the entire city this morning as opposed to yesterday when all that fog was sticking around for quite a while. dave stars over there in the weather said you may have seen him he's got a little bit more detail, what

we can expect today to a good morning guys, good morning, everybody will have the clouds clear out a little bit for opening time period for a few hours but then fill back up again this. >>live shot coming in from walnut creek and it looks like they're dealing with somewhat kind of overcast are mostly cloudy conditions at least for right now. again that will open up temporarily and then fill back up again it looks like as we get into the afternoon golden gate bridge again we've got the stratus. kind of in place for right now again we'll probably get a break for some of this into the early afternoon before it fills back up again with that secondary layer up in the northwest as you will notice that need them potentially bring some sprinkles up to the north bay as well we've got 40's on the board for the most part 54 oakland 52 for half moon bay, 46 meanwhile for san jose and for comparison sake we're little warmer up in the north bay because we have clear skies saturday morning which we did not this morning. so it kept temperatures support a little bit overnight and early this morning, nice little breeze cooking here as well we'll called variable clouds on balance for today as

temperatures reach the upper 50's spec to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot over the past couple of days, sonoma county has seen a surge in covid cases and during that time there have been some 311 active cases and 4 deaths on kron four's gayle ong reports it's no surprise the county has extended its lockdown order. >>downtown santa rosa virtually a ghost town saturday of the bay area and jersey extension of the state's regional stay at home order businesses remain open hoping for for traffic, jackie pena was one of the few who stepped down if i come out, it's only to buy necessities or just sort walk around a bit us being at home or. it's a really important for us to just be safe and mike stay quarantined wearing our masks in the last 24 hours. sonoma county has 311 active cases and 4 deaths the numbers hitting close to home for pena her relatives are still recovering from the coronavirus a lot of them have gotten covid. >>and being at the map and we tend to work a lot so. the

jobs that my family members have there put a higher risk. >>health officials say cases jumped after holiday gatherings from thanksgiving and are expecting a surge from christmas and new years as of saturday icu capacity is at 14% wioh 10 beds available to help with potential overflows in morgues this trailer put in place at the county coroner's office can hold more than 50 bodies. a grim reality of how dire the situation has become. >>sonoma county continues to ramp up testing particularly in the most hard-hit neighborhoods. this is the roseland community library, one of 2 sites in santa rosa that will offer free testing to the community regardless of immigration status is set to open later this month. in santa rosa gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well president elect joe biden's covid team says a quick release of all doses of the covid vaccine won't delay the delivery of a second dose

team biden is confident people who have received the first shot of the vaccine will get the second injection within 21 days without a delay. biden's covid team wants to get more people vaccinated as soon as possible, so it doesn't want to hold back half of the available doses in response to this proposal pfizer says it is ready to release millions of doses. each day. >>well there are a lot of questions as states are ramping up the rollout of covid vaccines, including just how safe are those vaccines reporter mckayla singleton caught up with one doctor who reveals the risks of taking or avoiding the shot. >>there's more than one reason the covid-19 vaccine is so new it's also the only one in the world to ever use mrna the mrna vaccines are actually much safer because they don't contain the virus that can actually cause covid-19 but the fast track development and such a new method has many still skeptical about whether or not to take the florida doctor's death 2 weeks after he got his first pfizer shot

is still under investigation. doctors say he was diagnosed with idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura an immune system reaction because is unclear potential links to itp could be somebody has history cancer, particularly a if someone is taking certain drugs doctor sampson serves as the director of the endemic foundation. he says itp already affects between 2, 6, out of every 100,000 americans and is not noted side effect of the pfizer or moderna vaccines on the market. he says you're far more likely to experience the confirmed mild side effects like injection site soreness and fatigue given the number of people that we black that's needed today. we could expect to find a couple cases of itp we should we should expect even if the vaccine does not trigger. >>looks like the calm doctor sun says those with preexisting health conditions shouldn't be scared of the covid vaccine any more than you would be of any other

medical treatment millions of americans extends to lower cholesterol. >>there are risks side effects of stat news. whether that's my empathy or muscle damage every medical intervention whether it's a truck with just about seen it always has some very rare side effects that we have to counsel patients on, but it's not a reason to. >>not get the vaccine. he says at least for himself. the vaccines. he just received give him a huge sense of relief as asking clinic i. >>still wear a mask when i grocery shopping or anything like but it does make them feel more confident. >>and doctors say it takes up to about 14 days for your body to adjust and that you'll need the second vaccine for full protection. >>for your health this morning doctors are reporting heart problems in mostly older patients hospitalized with covid-19. but what about young athletes when one university

of florida basketball player collapsed months after reporting a covid-19 infection. the case reignited concerns among parents and fellow athletes about the potential harm. the virus can have on young people. cardiologists say a key factor that can help further harm or injury is to know when additional testing is needed dina bair explains. >>my entire life since i could walk i've been super active a three-sport athlete in high school sarah barbosa kept up her rigorous exercise routine in college i was going to a cardio have hot classes. i would be working out most days of the week earning that right now running outside i was doing the machines but in early november, she came down with covid-19 i woke up with a r and then this crazy pressure in my head and throughout my neck and back i had my fever for 40 straight. i couldn't break it. i had the cough runny nose. when she returned home weeks later for the holidays. there were signs the 5th 18 year-old was still struggling she was bringing up her laundry basket maybe 5 sits tears. and her heart was

racing she was out of breath and winded from bringing a laundry basket up as a mom like feel my chest in my heart, i them come, crazy and it never happened before so for me that's when i think it became a little more concerning the barbosa zarda long you could see this reading greenline northshore university health system cardiologist doctor jason robin says during winter break he and his colleagues have seen 75 to 100 high school and college athletes. >>concerned about post covid card itis that's inflammation of the heart muscle we certainly have seen an uptick in the number of calls since the university of florida basketball player collapsed doctor, robin says the risk from card, itis does appear to be linked to severity of infection for the most part what we've seen to this point. >>is asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic young people you're very very well and there's really no concern for clinically relevant. biochar titus. >>well for those who had more than mild symptoms when you're talking about athletes who have had any sort of cardiac

or pulmonary symptoms chest pain, shortness of breath. >>were they have had persistent fevers are significant muscle aches and that's the group that should be evaluated before they return to playing sports. the recommended heart test or an electrocardiogram also known as an ekg to look at the electrical activity. trump in blood test a marker of inflammation and an echocardiogram or ultrasound. if there's evidence of my car died as we recommend that the athlete does not participate in any strenuous activity for today least 6 months i didn't want her to be one of those kids who does all this and something happened to what we're looking at here is an ultrasound of the heart and when there is inflammation of the left ventricle that's when we're concerned that there could be a rhythm years of the hard really fast heart rates really slow heart rate or the heart could dilate and become they have normal over time theres heart looked healthy still doctors dug deeper looking for damage at the cellular level if we see every

male tease that points us in the direction that there could be early mile per night is in there may be a need for further testing for now all clear it does make me feel at ease obviously it was super concerning because i had never had any problems before and he said you know 2 to 3 months on the road we're still having some questions or issues and come back and we can definitely look further into it. but right now he gave her. >>from his standpoint a clean bill of health we should still continue to watch them uk because this is still a new virus and we still don't know exactly how they might look 2 or 3 weeks after they recover so we shouldn't completely closed the door on the possibility of a heart issue. >>that was dina bair reporting doctor robin added the majority of patients who develop viral. myocarditis go on to make a full recovery but about 25% can have long-term cardiac malfunction now early diagnosis and the proper medications are key here dave. >>they were looking for some knocked breaking up in the clouds a little bit see the sun come out but to pull a

redevelopment terms of the cloud cover this afternoon temperatures holding the upper 50's going take a look at your weekend forecast the 4 zone and also the extent to keep it.

>>well it is 9.43 here on this sunday morning hopefully it will shape up to be a nice day we're off to a good start let's find out more not only today but the rest of the week from days far heidi yeah, good morning guys good morning everybody and still make a cloud cover this over the coastal areas like half moon bay. we did see the sun earlier today. now we'll probably see this break up a little bit before we see the clouds reassemble as we get into the afternoon hours with all that going forward, here's a live shot of what's going cell phone no delays being reported this morning at all that >>so that's at least clear from the standpoint of fog going on, but the cloud cover we did have some of that overnight and then a new deck that's about to drop south for us across the bay area into the early afternoon temperature check we're into the upper 40's up here in the north bay dropping off to the lower 40's and it's been a struggle all this morning in places like livermore there were in the upper 30's for a lot of this morning finally getting up to 41 43 for antioch concord 49 san

francisco with 46 meanwhile for san jose. so we opened the skies. briefly but then they fill back up again as you can see and then as we go to the overnight hours here, see skies open up yet again right when the sun is gone, so we don't get any benefit of the heating obviously as we get into tomorrow, pretty uneventful then it gets interesting by tuesday. this is late on monday and into tuesday, new patch of rain starts to develop although not very hopeful, we'll get much across the north bay for us maybe a couple little sprinkles that sets the tone for what we see up ahead lot of traffic going on but not much action for us from our vantage point this out to about tuesday's you can see that grace is up to the north. definitely all the way to the end of the week we'll get scattered clouds at all, but this really is indicative of high pressure starting to built with going to the following week and still not seeing anything develop the 4 zone forecast cover you for this sunday will do about 59 san francisco, 60 daily city pacific about 57 the upper 50's along the bay side of the

peninsula burning game at about 60 san carlos 60 along with mountain view palo alto at 62. but the south bay 64 checking in from morgan hill, one of the warmer spots 62 san jose in cupertino east bay shoreline to the south at about 60 tri valley matching that which is a pretty good accomplishment up there in the 30's this morning, 61 also for dublin 6 59 rather for walnut creek 61 san leandro 58 for richmond and the solano county in the upper 50's with 5457 for napa and rose with those upper 50's covering much down the southern now the 7 day forecast we have a lot of clouds to deal with part of the week much clear patch towards the end as temperatures scraped to about 70 with that in the clearing skies we make it that night which will allow temperatures in spots to drop to the upper 30's but we'll see a lot of 40's for the coverage area. meanwhile, the coast hanging in the 40's for the period and it should remain dry with me being grazed by potentially some sprinkles up in the north

bay for the early part of the week back to you. >>all right, thanks stay. there was a protest at the state capitol on saturday, but unlike others we've seen this one mostly consisted of local lawmakers reporter guards paulson go has more on why they believe local leaders need to take control of reopening their communities. >>on the steps of the state capitol 30 to 40 lawmakers from 10 different counties reiterated the same point. >>shutting down society is not the answer i don't believe there's any reason for locking down the society, patricia heloc or was one of about 50 people from the public who showed up to support the lawmakers against governor gavin newsom's order the public was kept back at the gate coker says she has already seen the negative effect of the shutdown herself sign 2 daughters in their 20's. who you know or they can attend playoffs. they can't do anything and they're turning to substance abuse. >>and depression because nothing's open she and other

hopes things start reopening soon lawmakers at the protest rest lockdowns do not work this was day 2 of the three-day conference that is mostly being held just outside of sacramento in rancho marietta. >>organizers say state leaders are not telling the public the whole story when it comes to this pandemic officials say at the conference lawmakers will learn about how to manage the shutdowns revive the economy and take back control of businesses are telling me. >>and it sounds really good. but if you don't open up soon. since and we're not going to be here the numbers of people that are going to get sick and unfortunately passed away, probably going to be about the same regardless of lockdowns are not effect may be less with no lockdown however, the damage because of the lockdowns on so many are quantifiable now and they are horrible and need to stop it's a message steve ember aza is please someone is finally saying i'm encouraged to see a

group that advocating for the businesses and asking the governor to open up >>makes me feel like we have power back. >>well that was guards paul so go reporting for us this morning, public health officials in sacramento county warren, the demonstration had the potential to become a super spreader event. but the organizers say that they were taking all the precautions necessary to slow the spread of the virus. this conference by the way wraps up later today. >>the area, congresswoman zoe lofgren was inside the u.s. capitol wednesday during deadly siege. i spoke with her yesterday. she told me she strongly supports invoking the 25th amendment. >>i strongly believe that the vice to take action because. of this concern we have of president's capacity and potential willingness to do additional harm to the country. i talked to a

republican a member who knows that i don't know the president but who and shared with me that the president is really not he's not in the same reality that we are. and that's kind of scary. we need to have someone who's not lost his grip. with sitting in the most powerful position in the world. so it's the whole focus is on the security of the country. accountability will come later through prosecutions and investigations but for the next. until the 20th. this is about keeping the country safe from someone who's already proven that he is i threat. >>president trump managed to tweet on friday that even though he was permanently banned from the platform for inciting violence and the tweets were only up briefly before twitter deleted them president trump used his campaign's account and the

official potus account to send the message. the potus account will be handed over to joe biden on january 20th twitter says it will suspend any account that president trump tries to use twitter not only ban president trump for the violent attack his supporters waged on the capitol last week. >>but also for the potential for a second attack. the president tweeted he would not be attending the inauguration of joe biden twitter says supporters might see that as a permission to target the ceremony since he won't be there twitter has been seeing plans for armed protest during inauguration week as well they're also proposed secondary attacks. >>on the u.s. capitol and state capitol buildings. >>the 2 democratic lawmakers are calling on new york state a disbarred president trump's personal attorneys, rudy giuliani in a letter to the state's bar association actually asked for an investigation into giuliani's call for trial by combat. he said that to the crowd gathering outside the white

house last wednesday before they stormed the capital the lawmakers also argue the giuliani could be found guilty of federal crimes, including inciting a riot insurrection and seditious comes conspiracy. >>and we'll be right back.

>>good morning welcome back as we prepare for another semester of distance learning

it's really important for parents and students to come up with the routine to make sure they get enough time away from their screens. yeah that screen time is intense reporter natalie clydesdale talk to a pediatrician for best advice. >>on approaches. >>certainly there are going to be some unintended consequences of virtual learning doctor tony gia says while online learning is the safest option during the pandemic it has raised some concerns that kids are going to be glued to a screen and missing out on all those really important social interactions and physical activities that is involved for entirety of the child's health, according to doctor quinn to children burn thousands of calories during a typical in person school day walking to a bus stop every day walking between classes every day going to recess going to after-school hobbies and sports and then coming back home that is a significant amount of calories that probably are being replicated at home the

american academy of pediatrics recommends that children over the age of to get no more than 2 hours of screen time a day which in the air a virtual learning is not necessarily feasible. we know that kids that watch more screen are getting way less sleep and that has so many bad effects on their health including increased anxiety increased stress and emotional outlet bility to improve sleep. the doctor suggests scheduling a healthy routine before bed that doesn't involve the screen as they start that routine. well science shows us that they started creating with camilla tone and that natural melatonin, the one that's found in secreted in our brain is what helps trigger us to get sleepy and tired and fall asleep. well if you are a player you should know the jackpots are getting bigger and bigger as we speak there were no winners in last night's powerball drawing but here is a look at those winning numbers, yeah they are 1426 38. >>4546 the powerball is 13. now the jackpot has risen to

550 million dollars. >>for wednesday's drawing. the mega millions jackpot it's gone a big time so there's going to be a lot of activity a 7.11 stores. around the bay area around the country for the next couple of days fallen, it's a nice day outside so if you do need to go take a walk to go get that it's a lot of take it you definitely should do that that's not all time we've got for sunday morning that's going to wrap things up for us, thanks so much for joining marty gonzales i'm noelle bellow we'll see you

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