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>>government has less than 180 days left to reveal what they know about unidentified flying objects or foes, it's hard to understand exactly why but that order was tacked on to the covid-19 relief and spending bill joining me now to discuss is ruben already

out there this state director of northern california mutual ufo network thanks for being here. >>thank you very much for the invocation l a. >>so the clock is ticking for the pentagon's discreet program to investigate your foes, it's called you a p task force which stands for. >>unidentified aerial phenomenon and it's been ordered to prepare a detailed overview of the ufo mystery. >>for submission to congress. census information will be on classified can we expect some groundbreaking information or do you think that it may still be tailored to what the federal government the public can handle and b what may be safe to reveal for any foreign enemies out there listening. >>i it's probably the latter both there there might be some groundbreaking information but i could totally understand a cautious because he could be a national security issue too. so i'm really interested to

see how this is going to come it will come off that. >>yeah as as you're aware there. this task force i was through from the direction of the director of national intelligence and the secretary of defense as they have requests for him. marco rubio and he's in charge of these senate intelligence committee. and what they're looking at el is procedures from collecting data from all these various intelligence agencies as you within the government things are calm compartmentalize so what they're trying to do is collect the information detail analysis and trying to find out what the heck is going on in our skies, particularly when he saw fix my car flying over military installations and our military pilots are having think counted. i have any encounters with these

objects as well. >>as you mentioned we have been seeing a much bigger push from lawmakers for more information to be made public. and there has been a lot of evidence whether from personal accounts or videos like from navy pilots of objects near them that move in ways we just can't comprehend with our current understanding of physics and we've been playing some of that video from navy pilots why do you think that this is happening by our military bases could it be that it is from foreign countries like russia china versus anything that's really from outer space. >>but that is the other concern. >>we need more doses we're asking for more doses. >>mayor breed did not say when these new sites will be up and running but beginning tuesday, everyone who is working or living in san francisco can register to get notified when they become eligible. the

vaccine rollout is confusing and there are many questions from viewers asking how do i sign up when do i get my shot kron four's dan kerman has more on what you need to know. >>remember is right now most areas is still vaccinating the top priority groups health care workers and those in long-term care facilities. some have started to vaccinate those 75 and older and a very small number of providers are starting to vaccinate those 65 to 74. if you fall into one of those groups these are the steps she should take most will be vaccinated by their health care provider. so your first step is to check your provider's web site there you can find out what group is currently being vaccinated and in some cases you can sign up to be notified when it's your turn to get a vaccination the next step is to check your county's coronavirus website. there will be plenty of vaccine information there. and many of the 9 bay area counties are allowing people

to sign up there as well to be notified when it's their turn to be vaccinated also keep in mind even if you're allowed to sign up and your county's website for your provider's web site. >>if you're in the age range of 65 to 74. don't expect to be going in for a shot anytime soon. again the supply is not there and as a result it could be several weeks or longer. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>the u.s. has seen more coronavirus deaths in just the past 2 weeks than any other 14 days stretch that's according to johns hopkins university. it says that since january 1st more than 42,000 people have died from covid in the u.s. that averages more than 3,000 deaths per day here in california the average is about 500 people who are dying each day from covid-19. the latest data from the state health department shows icu bed capacity is in the bay area is now at 3.4%. it's just over 6% in the greater

sacramento area which is not under the regional stay at home order. officials are projecting the numbers will improve over the next month meantime, they say that there is still no icu beds in the san joaquin valley and southern california. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we'll take a look at how stanford is helping with hundreds of patient transfers all of this to relieve the overflow in regional hospitals. >>and with the inauguration just a few days away we're going to take a look at increased security measures being taken at the capitol stay with us we'll good morning

back in that is speaking on behalf of a grieving san francisco woman. >>who's young child was killed in a murder suicide, san francisco police found the bodies of her ex husband and her 9 year-old son pierce wednesday night in the marina district. the father is accused of shooting his son and then turning the gun on himself. this family tragedy is believed to have followed a bitter dispute over medical decisions regarding their son but family attorneys says vaccinations were not the sole reason for peers being killed. >>i think it is undeniable that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>well if you know or you are someone who is having suicidal

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around the bay days far as intel's just how long this weather is going to last time marty we got a little flavor of a spring weekend coming up for a way of the only poll problem is towards the end of it we're starting to look at those kind of dangerous offshore winds here in the good news is we've already had some rain somewhat recently although not as much as we wanted and there looks to be some long range coming up next weekend still they will be offshore in nature the diablo winds coming our way, here's a little shot here for you half moon bay. i did talk a little bit of a little collection little a package of some high clouds drift on press pass midday about now give it a couple of hours that should clear out we'll go back of the mostly sunny mode here. it is golden gate bridge down the whole lot the way of fog going on this morning and pretty nice pictures that we have to upper 40's line up the east bay shoreline, although 51 for oakland now 45 fremont got 44 livermore up to the north they forget about the 30's it's already the 40's, 51 antioch in down south 45 for san jose.

winds are somewhat uneventful as we get until the time period we're talking about here for today, the typical winds build a little bit with daytime heating that overnight tomorrow sue but an offshore wind happening that that's not the deal the we're talking about it's really later and you'll see it becomes very obvious here. there we go sunday night overnight here they come spinning right across solano county the north bay but it will impact the east bay all over the bay will be looking for those offshore winds. they could be probably the most pronounced along the east bay, it looks like to so with all of this in the package is a high wind watch this takes us from sunday until monday morning. force level county now mostly sunny and warm today, we've got upper 60's lower 70's tomorrow, much the same a touch warmer. but sunday night as we go into all the way to stay here. there's strong offshore winds with the wind advisory covering the rest of the bay so solano county you've got your high wind watch because that's the winds may be that the strongest but elsewhere it will be a wind

advisory we're looking at forecast today, not too shabby at 67 san francisco open 6973 san jose. and so it is social distancing and all but the beaches do look wonderful because we're getting that offshore wind protected by tomorrow and then pops over numbers places like show to half moon bay. pacifica looking to warm up as well. highs today, speaking which 72 conquered livermore at 71, but 72 for half moon bay. yeah that's when you get an offshore wind working already 72 to santa rosa in 69 coming in for oakland in a bit we'll take a look at the longer range forecast because although winds being offshore problem early on later on we'll take we'll get some rain in here by next weekend potentially marty. >>all right david beach day on january 16th, ok, thanks a lot more than 300 members of the california national guard are on duty for the inauguration and they're leaving for washington dc this weekend. they'll be joining the thousands of men and women who are already there. now this is all just part of the increased security at the capitol and

now dc's mayor is pleading with people to stay home. michael sure now with the latest from washington. >>i want to reiterate my request to americans. to enjoy this 59th in our generation of the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states from home enjoy it virtually on january 20th and for most people that may be the only option just an immense undertaking. there's probably over 60,000 feet of. >>and to scale fence here in dc alone this week. >>then shipper owns arts perimeters and has been charged with helping to secure the capital for inauguration week dollars from one of them all the other from the capital all the way down to the back of the lincoln memorial. i'm inside the security fortification in front of the white house behind me black lives matter plaza, then the white house off to the right you'll see. >>blair house where the department of state has invited joe biden his wife jill to spend the night before

inauguration, understandably the security just titans more every day. >>and you will see police officers from baltimore, new york, new jersey chicago, new orleans. houston denver and san francisco also air system throughout this week. >>and it's not without reason the house speaker today talking about some of those arrested after the riots, a capitol hill like robert keith packer, who wore a shirt emblazoned with anti semitic words. >>to see this punk. with that shirt on and his anti semitism that he has bragged about. to be part of the day. white supremist raid on this capital. the choirs us to have an after action review fbi director christopher wray yesterday told vice president mike pence that his agency is focused on avoiding a repeat. we've already identified. >>over 200 suspects, so we know who you are if you're out

there. and fbi agents are coming to find you. >>with the national guard standing is centuries at virtually every intersection between the capitol and the white house it is both the local and the federal effort to ready this city for what they hope will be a peaceful transition of power. >>well president trump is expected to move out of the white house wednesday morning just hours before joe biden's inauguration. port reportedly is planning to travel to his home in west palm beach florida. moving crews have been seen at the white house loading boxes on 2 moving trucks. as vice president-elect kamala harris prepares to take office kron four's taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings that she shattered first here in the bay area man across california and in washington d c join kron four's pam moore who host kamala harris first but not last it's this sunday night at 9.30 right here on kron 4. 2 major unions for railroad workers are asking the department of homeland

security that heightened precautions on amtrak another passenger lines ahead of the inauguration. one example is creating ride list that's similar to the no fly list. the union say the tougher security measures are needed after last week's capitol riots. they say the riders who took part were put on the no fly list and might instead choose to use that rain again if they plan to go to the inauguration. the unions argue that there's no screening process for boarding a train except holding a ticket. >>and still ahead this morning, the best women's basketball team in the country is in palo alto kay burley has the highlights from last night's stanford game and she

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los altos own hannah jump and she males one from 3 point land that would put stanford up by 30 the cardinal barely having to break a sweat as they roll over utah 82 to 54 and stanford now a perfect 11 to know to start the season. cal on the other hand, yeah, they're still searching for that first win charlene smith and the bears squaring off against colorado 1st quarter cal down 10 early lonnie mcintosh try and to close the gap with the 3 she had a nice day 14 points and 10 assists but she also committed 6 turnovers and cal, just couldn't stop a red hot freeda foreman she had a career-high 19 points for the buffs 3 of them there and once again it was just turnovers that really got the best of cal they had 18 of them falling to colorado 75 to 59 giants principal owner charles johnson has addressed criticism surrounding his personal donations to politicians. johnson has donated 10's of millions of dollars to mostly republican candidates. it was

revealed this week that he and his wife have donated the maximum amount each allowed to lauren boebert newly-elected colorado congress member who is a q and on sympathizer giants pa announcer vin l brooks moon was among those who are outspoken in their criticism of this donation and johnson issued this statement to the sf chronicle. the a team spokesperson. johnson began by condemning last week's events at the capital's and went on to say quote it is often difficult to predict future behavior of candidates and i would never have imagined that any legitimate candidate would participate in undermining the core values of our country nor was i aware that any candidate to whom i contributed was associated with q and on. well the nda tightened up covid restrictions this week but the warriors are still doing everything they can to keep dubbed nation involved the team is offering a new experience for fans called the anyone can sign up to be a virtual fan for a game and as you see here at game time the dead have get shown on screens

behind the bench is also on the chase center video board and like shown here in the players tunnel and dump of fans also get an excuse of link where they can watch the game from several different angles and check out stats all season long. the players have said they miss having fans in the stands. but james wiseman is also a fan of the virtual fans. >>we have the best fans in the world, so just really just like just shows the compassion joy and just having them even though it's virtual just haven't still there's supporters is really great and i loved a nation and i mean they are best fans in the world, so well stephanie but is still mark we're little bit want to be physical, but it should come so hopefully get back to normal. >>hopefully soon but in the meantime kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills got to experience the dump up for herself. and you can see that story coming up this sunday on sports night live spoiler

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>>good morning welcome back to 7.30 hope you're enjoying to start your day because we're going to get plenty of sunshine. days even talk about maybe heading to the shore this this weekend. it's going to be very nice state has all the for although you know forecast for side of wine on mardy is looking pretty good. we got lower 70's going on even in places at the coast. complements a little bit of a drift that's offshore we'll see more of those offshore winds building on us. >>as we get into tomorrow but again by tomorrow night it looks like that's a little dangerous this time of year sometimes but we did have a little bit of the way some rain going on. from a few

weeks ago, so it does help a little bit about this shot here of timber on look at the color is a shunt you know it looked a little better about 15 minutes ago, but you get the general idea work in the water colors a little bit here, there's the golden gate bridge and the flag not doing much at all because not much the way of winds yet. but they are coming little packages some high cloudiness leftover drifting in from the north. but on balance your saturday will be sunny to mostly sunny how those temperatures holding pretty nice to bottle the chilly spot at 39, but elsewhere it's 40's and 50's even half moon bay coming in at 50. 45 meanwhile for san jose, this is a little warmer than we were from this time yesterday all the little pocket of some cooler weather up there in the north bay breaking it down for you 64 by 11 by 2 at 71 little bit more of a breeze going on in the bay bridge toll plaza speaking of which will take a look at those winds were talking about and way upstream looks like we might be talking about some rain into next weekend. marty. >>things will get worse before they get better i told you i

always level it. you know the policy changes that we're going to be making and then take time. to show up in the covid statistics, not just statistics is people's lives. >>a brutally honest message from president elect biden before he introduced his plan to get 100 million americans vaccinated in his first 100 days of office. it's a 5 straight step approach, including plans to boost vaccine supplies also open up more vaccinations sites get more health care professionals to give more shots. but accomplishing all of this is not going to be easy kron four's justine waltman explains how biden plans to get it done. >>the city one of the most challenging operation efforts ever undertaken by our country. that you have my word. we will manage the health this operation. >>president elect joe biden is making it clear what the main focus of his administration

will be fixing the extremely flawed covid vaccine. rollout 5 things to turn frustration in the motivation. 5 things to help us meet our goal of 100 million shots by the end of our first 100 days in office, speaking for the second straight day about how he plans to tackle the pandemic once he takes office the president elect laid out what it will take to meet that goal of 100 million shots. we'll use the defense production act to work with private industry to accelerate the making of materials needed to supply minister the vaccine. >>from the to ensure lunges syringes to protective equipment biden also criticized the trump administration's strategy of withholding doses saying he's taking a much different approach our administration released the vast majority of axes when they're available more people to get vaccinated

quickly while still retain a small reserve for any unseen shortage or delays, although he plans to make more doses available biden says he does not plan on changing the fda's recommended dosing schedules. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>a bay area doctor will be the chief science officer for the biden administration david kessler's professional a professor rather of pediatrics and that could happen legit ucsf he'll be in charge of the covid vaccinations kessler was appointed fda commissioner in the 90's by both presidents. george hw bush and president clinton. when president elect biden takes office next week it will come during the darkest days of the pandemic to date the u.s. have seen more coronavirus deaths in the past 2 weeks than any other 14 day stretch. according to johns hopkins university since january 1st more than 42,000 people have died from covid across the country averaging more than 3,000 deaths per day

and in california we're averaging more than 500 deaths per day because of covid. the latest data from the state department of health shows icu bed capacity in our region is now at 3.4%. that's just over in the greater sacramento region which is not under the regional stay at home order. officials are projecting the numbers will be improving over the next month or so meantime the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no icu beds available. over the past couple of months stanford medicine is taken in more than 600 patients from other hospitals which don't have enough empty beds, a few dozens of those patients had covid-19 but most of them had other conditions. this comes as many other hospitals have canceled or postponed many types of surgeries. >>all types of patients kidney patients cancer patients heart patients and all that. it's that in general covid has

stretched the resources of all of our hospitals and all of our systems. >>stanford hospital is waiving the usual insurance clearance one of several steps to help speed up the transfer of patients. governor newsom is tightening the guidelines for elementary school students who want to return to the classroom for students in kindergarten through 6th grade counties must have a seven-day average of 25 or fewer cases per 100,000 residents before they can even think about returning to the classroom. it's not yet clear what threshold must be met for older students. >>and coming up this morning on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to introduce you to one teenager who wants to bring smiles to seniors and she's doing it with socks. we'll explain after the break.

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>>good morning welcome back one northern california teenager started a fundraiser called socks for seniors, she's hoping to bring a little joy to people who live in assisted living and senior living facilities. melanie townsen got to meet her and has the story from stockton. >>when people donate the usually donate their time. their money or even food. but for 14 year-old el she's owning something a little bit different. but certainly special we probably an 1000 socks from one lady. >>lg ellie is known around her

neighborhood for having a unique passion. >>i love animals as you can see me have animals on my socks, collecting socks by the hundreds in sharing them with people who could use a brightly colored pick me up we just take one special sock that we pick out. >>pair and then we have. these which is like a note from me and all or information to contact us back and a picture of me on the stockton teen is putting together hundreds of the special bag. >>for her socks for seniors fundraiser that's raising money to buy wacky and wonderful sox i have some really funny golf for socks to warm the hearts and toes of people living in assistant in senior living facilities nearby since people early are having hard times not being able to see their families. >>all that it's just so sad so you just want to see them happy again with the help of

her go fund me campaign elle's mom says they've delivered several boxes of these special packages to places like good samaritan rehab and care center in solstice senior living in lodi and the reactions have been priceless not only these folks can they not see their >>some of the community together so even within the facilities there kind of segregated from what we understand which is why els selfless act of kindness during these hard times is truly something to admire as a parent, it's amazing. i mean i think you always we're kids to do something that means something you find something you're passionate about a simple pair of socks and a note from you. >>it just brings smiles and tears of joy and happiness and who doesn't want to senior we happy again in stockton. melanie townsend. >>and we're looking for a nice warm-up going on for this weekend only problem is we get some offshore winds cooking here late in the forecast

period, we'll get to all of that coming up in just a bit including your 4 zone forecast.

>>good morning, welcome back 7.44 on a good looking sun saturday afternoon almost got ahead of myself but sunday but i can't calm down we're still on saturday and the day's far tell us about the forecast for this saturday, and it sounds

fantastic. have so much longer to do today only set aside to come our front anyway. yeah, good morning, everybody we were talking about a beautiful weekend coming our way did the colors here on this on this is temper on i want to show yet there you can see from a distance of what it looks like to the golden gate bridge little bit that color should because we have some high cloudiness to deal with this morning just a touch don't worry that's all going to clear out and basically mostly sunny is what we got there's the you there's a shot from u c berkeley as we see the east bay shoreline all nice and lit up so a good start to your saturday, this is some packages some high cloudiness streams on past there's the traffic coming in from the pacific off in around us. so it's pretty clear what's going on we've got mostly 40's across the bay, the bottles graduated up to 41 now 53 san francisco 51 going on for oakland inland. it's in the 40's even from the start it feels like a touch of spring going on it's going to feel that way all this weekend. so here's the arching high pressure. this is kind of a short term gain thing the next 36 hours maybe 48. because

later on we start to get the offshore winds we have to watch out for early in the week, let's do the winds again real quick we talk about these earlier the uptick we get from daytime heating a little bit. that's going to be later on today tonight overnight into sunday morning. but this is what happens in the monday morning in as a technicality probably run all the way through tuesday. watching off those offshore winds we do have some insulation know because we did have somewhat recent rains. speaking of that what happens upstream all early not much warming up we got offshore winds all of that business saturday is when we start to see something worth noting maybe a chance of some showers developing their mountain snows. and then another dose of looks like sunday monday, although the bulk of the system remains out to sea, but it looks kind of optimistic that this is upstream a lot of times these things can change for just giving an idea what it looks like way upstream there your 4 zone forecast, yes, we have a little variety, but we have pleasant numbers to talk about 68, san francisco mission district about 70 pacifica

6771, daly city 72 half moon bay. upper 60's, some lower 70's going on the northern end of the peninsula. let's pop some of them down here to the south palo alto at 70 redwood city also 7067 mountain dew in the south bay 73 san jose morgan hill 71 los gatos at 72 along with santa clara. cupertino 71 east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's as well as tri valley at 71 dublin 72. look at 73 walnut creek 71 for berkeley richmond at is sweet numbers, mid 70's going on a solano county watch out though this zone here this is a high wind watch going on for the period of time of the higher the wind advisory elsewhere. that's again sunday night through tuesday, basically 62 laiho cool spot. somebody to santa rosa when those offshore winds building will be different story upper 60's going on as we head down to southern moore and 71 for novato ultimately. some of the forecast we hold

on the 70's for a few days then we cool off a touch into tuesday means the highs breaking down a little. we've got 60's going on getting here comes rain for friday and into the following weekend. meanwhile, our lows actually get kind of mild it looks like that's the winds supporting though the temperatures overnight, but back to the 30's we go as we head on to the weekend meanwhile, we've got 40's even 50's happening at the coast. >>for your health you may already know that a healthy diet can help you prevent and treat heart disease blood pressure high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes just to name a few. but there are other surprising ways that you what you eat can help feed good food health and deal with some aging issues. our health expert karen o joins to talk about some healthy anti aging food fixes. hi there. carol good morning. >>hi there good morning marty. >>so go ahead discuss first what this first one not only helps or health but also can affect our hearing. >>right and and we we kind of

correlate heart health and and the foods we eat together we don't necessarily think of hearing or hearing loss and our diet together. and this study show that well first all you need good blood flow for your to function also by following more of a plant based diet. you're going to you're going to decrease some of those cholesterol is heavy cholesterol laden foods you're going to improve blood pressure and also it will also add to reducing inflammation which we know causes a lot of disease. so eating more of a plant based diet they found that women things they did a big study of over 81,000 women in the event that those that followed a plantbased a heart healthy diet reduce their risk of hearing loss by 31% so

really big. >>i have never heard that i had never heard of the connection between diet and hearing loss this is interesting. >>right so what's good for your heart is also good for if you say extends into this to make it very simple think that your plate yeah, your plate with non starchy vegetables when court if your plate with whole grains or starchy vegetables and the other quarter is protein okay, times americans have it all the opposite all the proteins on the one half right hand that they grade little portion of the plate and you know what you certainly use you certainly see that when you go to restaurants. is is protein portion takes up half the plate. it's huge it's bill you any kind of shift your way of thinking in your way of eating that sec had good hearing your kind of people you've got to turning that its head. by the same there are some ways we

can also deal with poor balance. >>that a lot of elders have. >>all right so one of the reasons the islanders have poor balance is that their muscles start to deteriorate as they get older, it's a condition called circle pena and that's just muscle loss due to aging and the only way to get around that is by eating more protein and also exercising much strength training but a lot of seniors are not getting enough protein. and you do need an adequate him out you 0.6 grams of protein per pound of body weight then that's your ideal body weight not just random body weight. so so you're weighing a 150 you need about 90 grams of protein. and so one thing to remember is just think about having protein at every meal a lot of people forget about the protein at breakfast, a bright cereal and

not really getting that protein so real important to get it during the day during your meals and even during your snacks. another thing they found that vitamin c which is an antioxidant also. but also helped increase muscle mass 1.6% and 3.4% in study they did on older adults. >>karen can you just give us a guideline so most people understand when we're talking about 6 grams. what what really about 10.6 grams day. >>yeah, it's it's not a lot but then when you times it multiply that by your body weight so 90 grams of protein if you're eating protein at every meal you should be okay. we're talking 3 to 4 ounces or half a cup of beans, half a cup to cup of beans and each at each meal, really start focusing on where you're getting your protein and how much you're getting at every

meal. okay, so this really is a reachable goal then as far as approaching goes. oh, yes, the adult, the elder adult actually needs more approaching those those guidelines are are the same as that of an athlete. >>ok we're going to have to cut it short there, but i'd like to continue next week because this is so important for so many people to figure out ways to only not only get better health but also maybe slow down the aging when you say chapter to next weekend. >>that sounds great writing to slow down aging

>>martin luther king's juniors 92nd birthday was yesterday the civil rights icon was born on january 15th, 1929. doctor king received the nobel prize peace prize back in 1964 and he was instrumental in getting both the civil rights and voting rights acts passed in washington d c doctor king was assassinated in memphis tennessee back in 1968. his birthday was first celebrated his holiday in 1986. the annual celebration train that's offered by caltrain on doctor martin luther king junior day will not be running this year because of the pandemic instead caltrain will be operating on a modified schedule for the holiday. you're taking a look at video from last year's event when we had gray cloudy skies. caltrain officials say they hope to resume the event next year. and coming up in the

next hour we'll find out what california is falling behind in distributing vaccines will take a look behind the many factors. >>about the delay and ways that we can solve the problem. plus the latest on icu bed availability when health officials say they may go up. and with the inauguration just days away security in washington dc is very tight we're going to take a look at the new security measures being taken here in california and across the country.

>>the news station you're watching good morning, everybody and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news, it's 8 marty gonzales saturday, january 16th. >>we have plenty of news for you, but first we're going to start out by taking a look outside and just enjoying this beautiful start to the day they swore has the forecast for sunday, it is a beautiful one at that good morning marty and good morning, everybody, not a bad weekend in store either the own little problem here is we've got some offshore winds. those diablo winds are going to be kicking up here as we get to sunday night into the early part of the week its really gonna impact the entire bay area with those dry offshore winds will be talking some about that but first of all it's good for first things first starting the day off look at that the golden gate bridge look at that beautiful not much the way of winds happening here really and we swing things around just to get a quick shot of alcatraz island there in the foreground san francisco behind it we did

have a little package of some high clouds drifting on past. most readings in the 40's in the 50's so forget the 30's all learn did dipped briefly into that 48 going on for san jose 51 antioch 43 for livermore however most locations are a little warmer than they were this time from yesterday there it is as you can see on the satellite picture, but basically he's been going through your saturday and sunday. it's mostly sunny, mostly clear skies. so we'll do about 67 come 12 o'clock by 3 at 71 under sunny to mostly sunny skies to the period there we are looking though for again those offshore winds developing by tomorrow night through monday that means a wind advisory and a high wind watch will be getting more to that and a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot. we begin with developing news. this morning. one man is in jail as the sfpd along with the fbi discovered chemicals used to make explosives they found inside motor home. it happened a candlestick rv park now no one was hurt. there was no

damage. but police did evacuate neighbors for a time just to be on the safe side. police say this was an isolated incident, but they are continuing their investigation. and our top story this morning. it's now been a month since california started giving covid vaccine injections to front-line workers and to those people who are eligible. >>it's safe to say though the rollout is not meeting expectations. according to the cdc, the u.s. distributed more than 31 million doses. but only about 13 million people have received the shots now that's less than 42% of all available doses. and here in california they given just over 1 million of a possible 3 and a half million injections. so california has used about one 3rd of its available shots. that's the second-lowest amount of any of the 50 states governor newsom says california simply has to do better. >>let me just quite candid with each and every one of you we've got increased the pace and distribution in the administration of these

vaccines. the reality is we need to get these vaccines out of the freezer we need to get him into people's arms. >>the governor was at dodger stadium in los angeles which is now the largest covid-19 vaccination site in the country officials are working to set up a similar vaccine mega site across the state and help speed up the distribution process. the number of people dying at long-term care facilities and assisted living homes is deeply disturbing with so many people losing loved ones in long-term care facilities, there's a push to make sure this vulnerable vulnerable population is the first group to be vaccinated but health care advocates say this is not happening. kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look at the problem and the vital next steps. >>this is really got to be a all hands on deck mike dark the staff attorney for california advocates for nursing home reform. >>and member of the california vaccine community advisory committee. tells a chilling story about getting calls at

christmas from those who have loved ones. >>and long-term care facilities dealing with the pandemic through over christmas i got a call from a facility in southern california where one nurse with covid symptoms for south was trying to take care of 43 residents all of whom had covid. >>because i was getting from multiple families of of these residents were were people who are sopping. because they didn't know what to do they knew that their loved ones their parents or grandparents were and there was nowhere to go. >>covid-19 is killing those at assisted living homes and long-term care facilities disproportionately the cdc puts the death rate at around 40% of all deaths from sars covid 2 it's really a tale of 2 vaccinations going pretty well, especially in large nursing homes. >>the problem is that there are more than 7,000 assisted living facilities in california. that offer a lower

level of care but serve the same vulnerability who die at disproportionate rates of this disease and vaccinations making almost no progress in those facilities at all it's terribly alarming. he says the state needs to step in and have more accountability. the most important thing right now ironically is getting good information and by that i mean the state is not providing to the public any way of tracking how fast or slow vaccination is proceeding in long-term care facilities. you can find it and so what we're getting is mostly anecdotal reports from families and residents of these facilities and he says more outreach must occur one of the things that most seriously frustrates me another advocates elderly in california. is how many residents of assisted living facilities are being told. you go figure it out yourself we the facility are not going to be offering the vaccines is just too complicated. so you

figured out and there's things to people who have cognitive impairments people who may be disabled and people who are living in places where there are visitation restrictions that keep them from going in and out easily. so this this will be a disaster if the state doesn't get on top of that very soon he says a solid action plan to those who are the most vulnerable in society needs to be figured out fast for for us the vaccine is credible sort of ray of hope. it would be terrible and ironic if while it's available finally. thousands of californians continue to die, we've got to do something about it. teresa stasio kron 4 news. the u.s. has seen more coronavirus deaths in just the past 2 weeks than any other 14 day stretch and according to johns hopkins university. >>since january 1st more than 42,000 people have died from covid in the u.s. averaging more than 3,000 deaths per day

here in california, an average of 500 people are dying each day from covid. the latest data from the state health department shows icu bed capacity in the bay area is now at 3.4% is just over 6% in the greater sacramento region which is not under the regional stay at home order. officials are projecting that the numbers will improve over the next month. meantime, there are still no icu beds in the san joaquin valley and southern california. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, we'll take a look at how stanford hospitals helping with hundreds of patient transfers to help relieve the overflow in regional hospitals that story's coming out. >>and with the inauguration just days away we'll take a look at the increased security measures being taken at the capitol. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and

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>>good morning, welcome back and that is speaking out on behalf of a grieving san francisco woman who's young boy was killed in a murder suicide, san francisco police found the bodies of her ex husband and her 19 year or 9 year-old son wednesday night in the marina district. the family tragedy is believed to have followed a dispute over medical decisions regarding their son kron four's dan thorn has more on this family tragedy. >>a terrifying act of violence results in the killing of 9 year-old pier so laughlin his father is accused of shooting the boy and then turning the gun on himself at this apartment building on scott

street in the marina the tragedy follows a divorce from 5 years ago and bitter disputes between pierce's parents over what was best for the boy says a tourney lori mack lis i think it is undeniable. >>that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>pierce's mother lesley hugh was seeking sole custody of peers which would allow her to make medical decisions on his vaccinations however, necklace as vaccinations were not the sole reason for peers being killed pierce wasn't killed. >>because of a disagreement over stuffy nose and he wasn't killed over a disagreement regarding vaccinations he was killed for more complex reasons pearce was a student at catholic private school convent and stuart hall in san

francisco, the schools sending kron 4 news a brief statement saying in part quote. >>we're devastated by these events and we are praying for this family necklace a veteran and family law says these types of cases are rare but undiagnosed and untreated mental illness can lead to unpredictable results. he punished last may. >>with the ultimate act of violence, killing her child. and she will suffer. as i believe was intended to age. >>for the rest of her life reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts please call the national suicide prevention hotline at the number that's listed below dave. >>all right we're looking at a pretty nice weekend coming up here starting with today, lots of sunshine and into tomorrow but watch out those offshore winds coming tomorrow night

>>they 15 this saturday morning, good morning everybody welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. we're talking about this beautiful day that we're expecting around the bay area today. but day there's also a chance of some high how about a fire danger for well, it is going to be offshore and the lookout for right now there are no statements about that we will be looking out for that in terms of this winds coming in from the offshore direction, nice beautiful shot that we have coming in from a half moon bay. there's always

kind of shots all over the bay as we start the day today because we have some high cloudiness a little bit. but that's going to give way to mostly sunny skies for today so enjoy and warm temperatures to be found with all that too we're talking coastal numbers and lower 70's which you only get usually with an offshore wind there's blue skies behind us golden gate bridge in clear view. how those temperatures first light 40's 50's mixture, 55 going on for any off we've got 40's up to the north bay, the bottle briefly flirted with the upper 30's earlier, but 3rd 52 going on san francisco, 46 palo alto 48 for san jose 40's line up the east bay shoreline. today we have the typical winds kind of build a little bit in the late afternoon into the evening overnight up there in the north bay, but that's not the thrust that we're talking about you see these little break happened during the day on sunday and then sunday night into monday here we go a lot of real estate is going to be covered in this, although solano county. well they're the ones that are in the high wind watch this is going to be from sunday through monday morning. winds there could

gust easily to the 50 mile per hour range the other thing too is some of the higher elevations with these wind advisory area the east bay hills even to places up their mount hamilton up to the north bay hills as well might have some locally strong are winds with all of this as well. so what we have in the packages today, it's mostly sunny and warm upper 60's lower 70's tomorrow, much the same a tad warmer then we get into the overnight into monday and that's when things start to change got the wind advisory covering most of the real estate solano county the exception there the high wind watch which is expected to be the high wind warning later because just that local area. the air gets funneled perfectly but elsewhere 10:00pm sunday through 06:00pm on tuesday. could be around for a little while with strong offshore winds and we'll be monitoring the moisture levels with that as we get little closer to in terms of them dropping 68 san francisco 69 for oakland, but 73 san jose and again coastal areas were looking for some lower 70's places like half moon bay at

about 72. 70 at redwood city today looks like a 73 san jose 71 livermore and 69 for napa in a little bit we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast and as well as that extended marty ok dave seeing a couple minutes. thank you. more than 300 members of the california national guard are on duty for the inauguration and they're leaving for washington dc this weekend. >>once there they'll be joining the thousands of men and women who are already there. this is all just part of the increased security at the capitol and now dc's mayor is pleading for people to stay home. michael sure has the latest now from washington. >>i want to reiterate my request to 2 americans. to enjoy this 59th in our generation of the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states from home enjoy it virtually on january 20th and for most people that may be the only option just an immense undertaking. there's probably over 60,000 feet of.

>>and a steel fence here in dc alone this week. >>then shipper owns arts perimeters and has been charged with helping to secure the capital for inauguration week dollars from one of them all the other from the capital all the way down to the back of the lincoln memorial. i'm inside the security fortification in front of the white house behind me black lives matter plaza, then the white house off to the right you'll see. >>blair house where the department of state has invited joe biden his wife jill to spend the night before inauguration, understandably the security just titans more every day. >>and you will see police officers from baltimore, new york, new jersey chicago, new orleans. houston denver and san francisco also air system throughout this week. >>and it's not without reason the house speaker today talking about some of those arrested after the riots of capitol hill like robert keith packer, who wore a shirt emblazoned with anti semitic words.

>>to see this punk. with that shirt on and his anti semitism that he has bragged about. to be part of the day. white supremist raid on this capital. the choirs us to have an after action review fbi director christopher wray yesterday told vice president mike pence that his agency is focused on avoiding a repeat. we've already identified. >>over 200 suspects, so we know who you are if you're out there. and fbi agents are coming to find you. >>with the national guard standing is centuries at virtually every intersection between the capitol and the white house it is both the local and the federal effort to ready this city for what they hope will be a peaceful transition of power. >>president trump is expected to move out of the white house on wednesday morning just hours before joe biden's inauguration. he reportedly plans to travel to his home in west palm beach florida.

moving crews have been seen at the white house loading boxes onto trucks. as vice president elect kamala harris prepares to take office kron four's taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings that she is shattered first in the bay area then across california and finally in washington d c join our pam moore who in kamala harris first but not last. it's this sunday night at 9.30 right here on kron 4. the nra has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. they filed yesterday the nra released a statement on its website discussing plans to leave new york and regroup in texas, the gun rights advocacy group will seek an court approval to re incorporated in texas where there are more than 400,000 nra members chapter 11 bankruptcy often resort referred to as reorganization bankruptcy and generally provides change to keep business alive and pay creditors over time. still

ahead this morning, the best women's basketball team in the country is at home in palo alto kate rooney has the highlights of last night's stanford game. >>and more comi

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news we've been enjoying a beautiful start to the day around the bay area, some fog here along the embarcadero but really nothing to worry about we've got plenty of sunshine in store. dave suarez and tell us all about it hi dave marty good morning and good morning, we have a beautiful weekend in store a little flavor of spring coming your way here. >>and long range it looks like we're even looking at maybe a little chance of some rain developing in the next weekend too so that's not something i'm definitely necessary as well, but for this weekend to enjoy the sunshine live shot coming in from half moon bay. we did have some high cloud on past just a little bit here give us some color is a show when the sun was just joining us this morning. live shot from the golden gate. there's the blue skies off towards the distance not much again in the way of winds that we've been seeing this morning. the flag there's a. packages some cloud cover but on balance it's back to mostly sunny skies or king of the high pressure of course got 40's and 50's for right now even places like half moon bay a 50 to 55 for can 48. for

san jose, a touch warmer we are at this time we were 24 hours ago that is from start. but later on this afternoon. that's actually going to expand a little bit as temperatures continue to climb 67 by high noon at 3 o'clock we're talking 71. coming up a little bit of course we'll have the sides of 4 zone forecast and also check out your extended look and as high and low. they're seeing some rain off to next week. >>5 things to turn frustration in the motivation. 5 things to help us meet our goal of 100 million shots by the end of our first 100 days in office, i'm convinced we can get it done. and this is a time to set big goals to pursue them with courage and conviction because the health of the nation is literally at stake. >>president elect joe biden will use the defense production act to expand covid-19 vaccines across the country. it will give the government authority to direct private companies to meet

national defense needs his plan also includes proposals to create federally funded community vaccination centers to make the vaccine available in pharmacies and to launch mobile clinics to get shots to underserved communities. biden also criticized the trump administration's policy of holding back close to half of the supply the vaccines to make sure they'd be available for the second doses. when president elect biden takes office in a couple of days it will come during the darkest days of the pandemic to date the u.s. has seen more see more coronavirus deaths in the past 2 weeks compared to any other 14 day stretch. and according to johns hopkins university hospital since january 1st more than 42,000 people have died from covid across the country averaging more than 3,000 deaths a day here in california we're averaging more than 500 daily deaths because of covid. the latest data from the state health department shows icu bed capacity in our region is

now at 3.4%. it's just over 6% in the greater sacramento region which is not under the regional stay at home order. officials are projecting the numbers will improve over the next month or so meantime the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no icu beds left. over the past 2 months, stanford medicine is taken in more than 600 patients from other hospitals which don't have enough empty beds, a few dozens of those patients had covid-19 but most of them had other conditions now this also comes as many other hospitals have canceled or postponed. many types of surgeries. >>all types of patients kidney patients cancer patients heart patients and all that. it's that in general covid has stretched the resources of all of our hospitals and all of our systems. >>stanford hospital is waiving the usual insurance clear and so one of the several steps to help speed up the transfer of

patients. covid-19 is significantly affecting life expectancy here in the u.s. researchers from princeton and usc have found that the pandemic has shaved off more than a year of the average life span in 2020. it's the largest single year decline in life expectancy in the past 40 years and the numbers are worse for minorities. researchers say life expectancy for blacks or short by more than 2 years and for latinos by more than 3 years. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news the covid-19 relief bill led to the government unsealing thousands of documents on us foes. >>we'll explain the connection and find out what we're learning from these never before seen pages that's coming up next.

>>good morning, welcome back thousands of reported you sightings were declassified by the federal government this week. that's ahead of a deadline that was set by oddly enough the coronavirus relief bill. now take a look at this mysterious blue light that was captured over the skies of hawaii earlier this week. it's these kind of events that may have inspired the order for more information on foes that was tacked on to the covid-19 relief bill kron four's ella sogomonian explains.

>>we want to know who who are they. why are they here. it what are their intentions. and how long have they've been here. >>the clock is ticking for the pentagon's discreet program to investigate foes as ordered by a clause in the coronavirus relief bill. the a p task force which stands for unidentified aerial phenomenon. now has less than 180 days to submit a detailed overview of the u f o mystery to congress so far this week nearly 3,000 documents have been declassified and can be found on the black called website. we spoke with the state director of the northern california mutual ufo network about these developments. census information will be on classified can we expect some groundbreaking information or do you think that it may still be tailored to. >>what the federal government the public can handle and b what may be safe to reveal for any foreign enemies out there listening. >>i it's probably the latter both there we might be some

groundbreaking information but i could totally understand a cautious because he could be a national security issue too. >>that threat may be prompting a stronger push from lawmakers for more information to be shared. the first public mention of the p task force came in june 2020 when the senate intelligence committee formally asked the pentagon for a comprehensive analysis of the mysterious objects over the last 3 years members and staff of the key committees had received closed door briefings about startling encounters with the u.s. military. there has been a lot of evidence worldwide including video from our navy pilots which the department of defense released last year that captured strange objects moving in ways that defy our current understanding of physics, marco rubio who is on the senate intelligence committee has been very vocal on demanding more concrete answers and transparency anytime you have things flying

over military installation and you don't know what they are that immediately raises issues of counterintelligence not immediately raises issues of national security. >>and so my view of it is that we have something that that we need to know the answer to the american public deserve to know as much as possible about it and we shouldn't allow the stigma associated with u f o to keep us from trying to answer that question. for decades, americans have been reporting various descriptions of things they can't explain. >>floating in the sky from orb of light to saucers and disks despite the new push for information. it may be difficult to prove whether all of it will truly be released. >>and they're coming for the weather this weekend looking marvelous we've got lower 70's on the board here some upper 60's while we're at it as well and some high cloudiness a little bit more watching for those

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>>good morning welcome this is one of those days where you going to have to pack your sunscreen if you're heading outside dave spahr has more on that idea of what we have a really nice temperatures going on are you going to forget that it's winner this weekend because it's little flavor of spring going on and i know a lot of people of cabin fever and so forth so just go low go slow a little bit with all of this. here's a live shot going on half moon bay again just noting some high cloudiness but basically mostly sunny for the weekend that's all great. so what's the problem well, we are looking for later on rylee

when the weekend's done for some offshore winds cook it in here and that can be a little problematic. so again nice start here the day, here's the east bay shoreline from u c berkeley as you will notice, nice shot there as well. so we had a little parcel some high cloudiness giving us a nice sunrise, some shun the skies, but we go mostly sunny for the remainder of the day basically a blocking high pressure traffic going up and around familiar details, however, offshore winds developing late in the program starting things off in the 40's and lower 50's at that 52 san francisco, we got the 40's up to the north bay 49 for conquered antioch at 5548, san jose, there it is again that big those high pressure so all of the traffic goes up and around us next weekend. we might be singing a different long range forecast models say a chance of maybe dropping some systems in here to give us some rain now because we had rains a couple weeks ago a little bit the way some light drizzle all that kind of stuff this week we've helped out the ground a little bit but we do have these

offshore winds developing kind of a week of that happens late tonight. and into sunday morning. but that's not the really big deal here. it's sunday night into monday things start happening here. we go and that's why solano county has the high wind watch which may become a high wind warning and everybody else will be looking at the wind advisory that will be covering us from sunday night until tuesday, it looks like for both those. now on to future cast as we go to long range with all of this there's a high pressure boy just really does keep everything away here we go first opportunity coming by saturday. and maybe another dose on sunday long range models i understand and a lot of times they tease us with this and it doesn't pan out, but what is continue to watch that to see what happens let's get your 4 zone forecast going on for your saturday, 68 san francisco. daly city checking in at 7172, half moon bay. meanwhile in the northern end of the peninsula were scratching near 70 san bruno at 70. down south foster city, 6970 also palo alto in redwood

city, 67 mountain view looks like a los gatos at 72 also santa clara cupertino 71 also lower 70's in the southern end of the east bay shoreline tri valley are also looking at 7173 for walnut creek, san leandro 70 to 71 for berkeley solano county looking at the middle 70's here 70 going on benicia 62 laiho but once those winds start picking up you might get a little bit of warming here 74 sonoma, somebody to for santa rosa with about 70 ish down south mill valley, 65. longer-range forecast here we lose some of the support of the high pressure we get to mid week cooling off a touch still basically cooking on mostly sunny skies until the following weekend looks like things may change that. early morning lows a little chilly to start but we'll stay in the 40's to the period than getting cool by the end of the week meanwhile, the coast we're into the 40's department smart all right dave, thanks a lot back to the news this morning court documents revealed troubling new details. >>about the deadly siege at the capitol prosecutors have

filed a motion against jacob chansley he's the writer who's seen when wearing face paint and that furry hat with horns. they say that he now wrote a threatening note to vice president mike pence now this information comes as a judge ruled he will stay in federal custody because he poses a danger to the community and had been interested in returning to washington dc for inauguration day. nancy loo has more. >>33 year-old jacob chansley appeared in court today through a video link dressed in orange and appearing far different than when he stormed into the capitol on january 6th in court federal prosecutors presented evidence to keep chansley in custody, noting his stated intentions to return to dc or the arizona state capitol. however, the government have the judge strike these lines from their submitted documents which stated strong evidence including chance lee's own words and actions at the capitol supports that the intent of capital writers was to capture and assassinate

elected officials the u.s. attorneys for dc now says there's no direct evidence of such intentions. the government did to mitt plenty of witness testimony and many photos, including the much circulated image of chansley at the podium of vice president mike pence he's accused of leaving a note warning pants quote it's only a matter of time justice is coming chansley has since claimed the note was not a threat is attorney gerald williams left the court without comment right thank you and so did his mother meant another attorney she also said to represent chansley has asked president trump to pardon them. my client jacob was one of those committed individuals and he had president trump people loved. >>president trump. and on january 6 the president spoke to him in court chance lisa turning highlighted that he is a navy veteran with no criminal record. but judge

debra fine noted significant felony counts chansley is facing along with the evidence supporting that he obstructed and impeded law enforcement she also addressed his distinctive garb calling him the most prominent symbol of a violent insurrection to overthrow the u.s. government. >>there's a new study that says certain factors, including depression could reduce the effectiveness of the covid vaccine. ohio researchers say depression stress and loneliness can weaken the body's immune system and that affects the response to vaccines. it's hoped that those negative effects might be eased just a bit with some simple measures, including more sleep and exercise. at a time when millions of americans are waiting to turn waiting their turn to get a covid-19 vaccine. there are reports of some vaccines actually going to waste more than 150 viles had to be tossed at a clinic in los angeles after people who signed up didn't show up. now county officials want the

public health department to create a standby list for people who are over 65. ellie says that the county guidelines need to be more flexible. this is something new. >>and i've never seen something new work on day one. but we better make it work as quickly as possible collectively. i don't think there's conspiracy that certain people are consciously saying hey i want to throw this out they believe that they might have had to. >>vaccinations for those people who are 65 and older and those who work in health care child care or emergency services and food or agriculture expected to start next month. and

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>>the honor martin luther king junior's 92nd birthday was yesterday the civil rights icon was born on january 15th, 1929. doctor king received the nobel peace prize back in 1964 and of course was instrumental in getting both the civil rights and voting rights acts passed in washington dc. doctor king was assassinated in memphis tennessee in 1968. and his birthday was first celebrated as a holiday in 1986. the annual celebration train offered by caltrain on doctor martin luther king junior day will not be running this year because of the pandemic instead caltrain will be operating on a modified schedule for the holiday. you're taking a look at video from last year's event. counts rain officials say they hope to resume that event again next year. the second largest

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>>the news station you're watching kron 4 morning news on martin gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it is saturday january 16th halfway through the month spring i know it really does it's absolutely gorgeous outside to be quite were dave spahr is standing by in the weather center with a look at what can you can expect this weekend a day okay good morning guys, good morning, everybody and lots of sunshine to start and will be the case this weekend with those temperatures pushing up

well into the 60's and even the lower 70's, this includes some coastal areas too. >>course on the lookout for some of those offshore winds we've been talking a little bit about live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge. >>there you have a nice blue skies not much the way of winds with a flag, but we can see afternoon bay looking good at that too under mostly sunny skies are those temperatures. we did see in the bottle dip into the upper 30's temporarily, but for the most part this morning, it's been upper 40's and 50's across the region out to the delta middle 50's up there the antioch and meanwhile 54 half moon bay 52 san francisco and 52 san jose, touch warmer this morning we saw from yesterday that trend will continue into the afternoon as daytime highs will get us into the lower 70's. that have some of the way some high clouds history month passed a bit that gave us some conversation for the sunrise today may do so for the sunset two-seventy going on by one at 4 o'clock at 70 coming up a little bit here we'll take a look at some more of those winds and why upstream maybe next weekend. we'll have some showers back to you.

>>and today we begin developing news now a man is in jail this morning after sfpd and the fbi discovered chemicals used to make explosives inside a motor home. it happened at candlestick rv park, no one was hurt. there was no damage but police did evacuate neighbors for a time just to be safe. police say this was an isolated incident, but they are continuing their investigation. >>now let's get to our top story this morning, it's been one month since california started giving covid vaccine injections to front-line workers and the people who are eligible. safe to say though the rollout is not meeting expectations. that's right according to the cdc. the u.s. has distributed more than 31 million doses but only about 13 million people. >>have actually received the shot that's less than 42% of all available doses and here in california they've given just over 1 million of a possible 3 and a half million injections. so california has used about one 3rd of all of its available shots that's the

second-lowest amount of any of the 50 states. governor newsom says the state simply has to do better. let me just quite candid with each and every one of you we've got increased the pace and distribution in the administration. >>of these vaccines. the reality is we need to get these vaccines out of the freezer we need to get him into people's arms. >>the governor was at dodger stadium in los angeles when he made those comments that is now the largest covid-19 vaccination site in the country. officials are working to set up similar vaccine. mega sites across the state to help speed up that distribution process. >>and in the bay area, the oakland coliseum could also soon be turned into a mega vaccination site alameda county officials met yesterday to begin work on supervising the coliseum's temporary conversion into a mass vaccination site. oakland a's president dave campbell says well they're still working out the details. they are hoping to be delivering shots at the coliseum by next month. >>the slow vaccine. rollout

prompted one east bay doctor to take matters into her own hands today, a drive-thru vaccination site is opening in lafayette for senior 75 and older to get their shots doctor rebecca parish of comprehensive wellness acquired 500 doses of the pfizer vaccine from the county with the help of local nonprofits and more than 100 medical volunteers. she says they're ready to vaccinate as many people as possible. >>so was going go through the process. registering becoming an oscar that's in spencer and if i was through all that and we're going to get as many people as we can. this drive-thru clinic is going to open at 8 o'clock well it just opened at 8 o'clock this morning at stanley middle school and it will go on all weekend until everyone registered get their shot. it is by appointment only. >>so far pre-registration is full, but there is a wait list you can find a link on our website kron 4 dot com.

>>also in the east bay contra costa county is increasing its efforts to get people vaccinated they held a vaccination clinic at diablo valley college friday for people who are 65 and older to sign up and get the vaccine. the county is still dealing with the first round of doses for health care workers and long-term care facilities. but anyone who's 65 and older can sign up. so far the county is administered some 36,000 injections. >>a big announcement from san francisco mayor london breed the city is now partnering with several private health care providers, open 3 new large scale vaccination sites. those sites will be set up at the ross county center. city college of san francisco and the wholesale produce market in the bayview neighborhood people, 65 and older will have to wait because the city still hasn't yet finished vaccinating everyone in its first phase and is still expecting more doses. >>between 80 to 90,000 frontline health care workers in the city.

>>so that here is bigger for than it is for other counties in this state we're ready for more doses we need more doses we're asking for more doses. >>mayor breed did not say when these new sites will be up and running about beginning tuesday, everyone working or living in the city can register to get notified when they become available. >>well the vaccine rollout is confusing for a lot of people so here's what you need to know about who is eligible for the vaccine. that's right the first thing to remember is right now most areas are still vaccinating that top priority group which is health care workers and those in long-term care facilities, some counties have started to vaccinate those who are 75 and older and a very small number of providers are starting to vaccinate those in the 65 to 74 age range most people will be vaccinated by their health care providers. so if you want to check with them first to find out which group is currently being you can also sign up to be notified when it's your turn.

>>that information is available on most bay area county health department web sites. it's a lot to keep track of and we have a summary of all those details on our website as well kron 4 dot com. >>and still ahead this morning, how stanford is helping with hundreds of patient transfers to leave the overflow in regional hospitals. and with the inauguration just a couple of days away we're going to take a look at increased security measures being taken at the capitol. and a tragic discovery in san francisco, a 9 year-old boy is dead in what police are calling a murder suicide. the family attorney ernie is speaking out will have that when we come back.

>>good morning welcome back and that is speaking out on behalf of a grieving san francisco woman whose young child was killed in a murder suicide, san francisco police found the bodies of this woman's ex husband and her 9 year-old son pierce. >>wednesday night in the marina district. a father is accused of shooting his son and then turning the gun on himself the family tragedy is believed to have followed a bitter dispute over medical decisions regarding their son. >>but the family attorneys says vaccinations were not the sole reason for pierce's death. >>i think it is undeniable that pierce's father suffered

from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts you can call the national suicide prevention hotline. we have a number for that on our website kron 4 dot com dave. >>all right, we're looking for lots of sunshine today a little bit the way some high cloudiness started things off highs in the lower 70's spot for watching out for some of those offshore winds. yeah, the outflow winds firing up tomorrow night what's forecast right around the bend, keep it here. ♪ ♪

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>>this 9.12 on what's turning out to be just a fantastic saturday morning, dave says there's some wind that might on the way here though, and it's going and it's a little warmer than what we've been seeing. >>over the last couple of dave's got a little bit more detail on what we can expect a day, yeah looks like the kind of a spring weekend in store for us a little early here going on in january live shot coming in from as you can see temper on a little bit the way some haze off towards the media water's edge of the bay but on balance we're talking about sunny to mostly sunny skies going on through the period, we'll look by sunday night for some of those offshore diablo winds cooking here and that's something the the bear some watching as well with that by the way, here's a live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge as well we'll keeping those sunny skies around look at our bay

area temperatures for right now been start off mild 56 for oakland, 54 for san francisco got 40's up to the north bay 54 napa 49 for livermore and 52 san jose. now for today we see the little uptick on tap a little this afternoon. but it's really by sunday night into monday that things get pro quite interesting here as you can see at the salon will count in the north. but that's when they start off, but they do spread out into the east bay too which is why the wind advisory basically covers everybody now the high wind watch first things first that solano county that's why one really impacted with winds gusting about 50 in terms of what may become a high wind warning high wind warning by the way does mean you get some property damage with that to regard as what direction it comes from elsewhere, it looks like they'll be a wind advisory so putting this all together for you today, mostly sunny and warm upper 60's lower 70's at work. then tomorrow much the same a touch warmer wind advisory that's 04:10pm on sunday through 06:00pm on tuesday, social

stick around for quite a while with those offshore winds and then gradually cooling off by the end of the week and then next weekend may be looking at maybe a chance of some showers 68 san francisco, 69 for oakland, 73 to check in for san jose springtime temperatures all over the bay both near and far around the even the water's edge on the east bay shoreline lower 70's. also looking at that well inland in places like half moon bay at 72 as well. coming up a little bit here we'll take a closer inspection of that of the 4 zone forecast and your extended as well back to you aj thanks a lot. well more than 300 members of the california national guard are on duty for the inauguration, they're leaving for washington dc this weekend and they'll be joining thousands of men and women who are already there that's right. this is just part of the increased security at the capitol and now dc's mayor is pleading with people. >>to stay home michael shoar has the latest from washington. >>i want to reiterate my request to americans. to enjoy

this 59th in our generation of the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states from home enjoy it virtually on january 20th and for most people that may be the only option just an immense undertaking. there's probably over 60,000 feet of. >>and to scale fence here in dc alone this week. >>then shipper owns arts perimeters and has been charged with helping to secure the capital for inauguration week dollars from one of them all the other from the capital all the way down to the back of the lincoln memorial. i'm inside the security fortification in front of the white house behind me black lives matter plaza, then the white house off to the right you'll see. >>blair house where the department of state has invited joe biden his wife jill to spend the night before inauguration understandably the security just titans more every day and you will see police officers. >>from baltimore, new york, new jersey chicago, new orleans. houston denver and

san francisco also air system throughout this week. >>and it's not without reason the house speaker today talking about some of those arrested after the riots, a capitol hill like robert keith packer, who wore a shirt emblazoned with anti semitic words. >>to see this punk. with that shirt on and his anti semitism that he has bragged about. to be part of the day. white supremist raid on this capital. the choirs us to have an after action review fbi director christopher wray yesterday told vice president mike pence that his agency is focused on avoiding a repeat. we've already identified. >>over 200 suspects, so we know who you are if you're out there. and fbi agents are coming to find you. >>with the national guard standing as sentries at virtually every intersection between the capitol and the white house it is both a local

and a federal effort to ready this city for what they hope will be a peaceful transition of power. >>president trump's expected to move out of the white house on wednesday morning just hours before joe biden's inauguration. he reportedly has plans to travel to his home in west palm beach florida now moving crews have been seen at the white house loading boxes on 2 moving trucks. >>meanwhile, vice president mike pence called vice president elect kamala harris to offer his congratulations and help with her transition earlier this week that conversation was said to be cordial. sources say president trump still has not reached out to president elect biden. as vice president elect kamala harris prepares to take office kron 4 is taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings she has shattered first here in the bay area across california. and now in washington dc join our pam moore who hosts kamala harris first but not the last that's airing this sunday night at 9.30 right here on kron 4.

>>2 major unions for railroad workers are asking the department of homeland security to tighten precautions on amtrak and other passenger trained. trump train lines ahead of the inauguration, one example is creating ride list similar to the no fly list that we've heard about the unions say tougher security measures are needed after last week's capitol riots. they say that riders who took part were put on the no fly list and they might instead use a train. the unions are arguing there's no screening process for boarding the train except simply holding a ticket. meantime the tsa is on high alert this morning and doing extra passenger screenings, american airlines is banning alcohol on flights to the dc area until january 21st delta airlines announced it will not accept firearms as checked baggage for flights heading to washington dc southwest, united and alaska have also created some similar policies. united that the flights that

are heading to richmond virginia as well. >>the post office is removing several mailboxes in san francisco as a security precaution before inauguration day a total of 12 boxes around civic center plaza and the hall of justice will be temporarily polled a post office spokesperson says while he doesn't know of any specific threat against the san francisco area, several cities are on high alert heading into the inauguration day. mailboxes are usually removed during marathons and presidential visits to prevent people from planting explosives inside. again we do want to emphasize there is no known threat against the city. just a precaution, those mailboxes will be gone for about a week. the irs meanwhile is delaying the start of the 2020 tax filing season by 2 weeks. it now begins february 12th, the irs needs more time to prepare following the covid relief act that took effect late last month normally the irs starts

accepting and processing tax returns in late january. the agency is also urging taxpayers to submit their returns electronically. marty. >>well still ahead on kron 4 morning news, the best women's basketball team in the country resides in palo alto kate rooney has the latest on the highlights from last night's game at stanford and also a lot more coming up in sports. stay with us.

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>>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>it's lonely at the top but so far stanford isn't complaining the nation's top-ranked women's college basketball team hasn't even played a home game since their season opener, but let's just say life on the road is treating the cardinal well point guard kianna williams and the card looking to stay undefeated on the season taking on the utes and you talk to will pick it up in the 1st quarter cardinal up to williams. drain that corner 3 part of a 6 and a half minute stretch in which stanford held the utes without a single basket we go on to the 3rd williams with the assist to los altos own hannah jump and she males one from 3 point land that would put stanford up by 30 the cardinal barely having to break a sweat as they roll over utah 82 to 54 and stanford now a perfect 11 to know to start the season.

cal on the other hand, yeah, they're still searching for that first win charlene smith and the bears squaring off against colorado 1st quarter cal down 10 early lonnie mcintosh try and to close the gap with the 3 she had a nice day 14 points and 10 assists but she also committed 6 turnovers and cal, just couldn't stop a red hot freeda foreman she had a career-high 19 points for the buffs 3 of them there and once again it was just turnovers that really got the best of cal they had 18 of them falling to colorado 75 to 59 giants principal owner charles johnson has addressed criticism surrounding his personal donations to politicians. johnson has donated 10's of millions of dollars to mostly republican candidates. it was revealed this week that he and his wife have donated the maximum amount each allowed to lauren boebert newly-elected colorado congress member who is a q and on sympathizer giants pa announcer vin l brooks moon was among those who are outspoken in their

criticism of this donation and johnson issued this statement to the sf chronicle. the a team spokesperson. johnson began by condemning last week's events at the capital's and went on to say quote it is often difficult to predict future behavior of candidates and i would never have imagined that any legitimate candidate would participate in undermining the core values of our country nor was i aware that any candidate to whom i contributed was associated with q and on. well the nda tightened up covid restrictions this week but the warriors are still doing everything they can to keep dubbed nation involved the team is offering a new experience for fans called the anyone can sign up to be a virtual fan for a game and as you see here at game time the dead have get shown on screens behind the bench is also on the chase center video board and like shown here in the players tunnel and dump of fans also get an excuse of link where they can watch the game from several different angles and check out stats all

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>>good morning welcome back it's 9.30 and check out that shot behind us just beautiful view of of the bay in san francisco, it's leaving the little speechless about a little bit of the glistening water you can see there is a little bit of haze. but the sky is absolutely beautiful that blue collar as dave says the water colors are out in morning other nature's day working with the blue little bit we are to come morning guys good morning, everybody and a beautiful weekend it looks like and stuart lots of sunshine going on and those temperatures are also quite delightful to only problem is. >>we have offshore winds will be cooking towards the end of the weekend by sunday night into early next week. here's what it looks like for right now we're taking a live look i'm not even sure which should be just go ahead to the

graphics there if it's there we go we have the golden gate bridge and there you can see a little bit of the way of little of fog this developing right at the water's edge comes the cold water in the air is not as cold going on as we start our day to have a little bit the way of futile high clouds streaming on past. we have that actually earlier now when we kind of clear out for the balance of today and tomorrow so the weekend will be basically mostly sunny, but the thing we're watching is the winds that will develop later, we have the 50's across most the real estate for now 49 for livermore 52 san jose, 54 meanwhile for san francisco in 46 up the santa rosa. temperatures a little warmer this morning. we saw 24 hours ago. but here's a looks like for today, 70 or so by 1 o'clock by 4 o'clock also looking at 70. although summer's war pure chief highs in the lower 70's and that includes coastal areas. that's because the offshore winds right. we'll get more into that and check in your 4 zone as well extended to back to you. >>things will get worse before

they get better i told you i always level it. you know the policy changes that we're going to be making and then take time. to show up in the covid statistics, not just statistics is people's lives. >>so brutally honest message from president elect biden before introducing his plan to get 100 million americans vaccinated in his first 100 days of office that's a 5 step approach including plans to boost vaccine supplies open more vaccinations sites get more health care professionals. >>to help give the shots but accomplishing this of course is not going to be easy kron four's justine waltman explains how biden plans to get it done. >>the city one of the most challenging operation efforts ever undertaken by our country. that you have my word. >>and we will manage the health this operation. >>president elect joe biden is making it clear what the main focus of his administration

will be fixing the extremely flawed covid vaccine. rollout 5 things to turn frustration in the motivation. 5 things to help us meet our goal of 100 million shots by the end of our first 100 days in office, speaking for the second straight day about how he plans to tackle the pandemic once he takes office the president elect laid out what it will take to meet that goal of 100 million shots. we'll use the defense production act to work with private industry to accelerate the making of materials needed to supply minister the vaccine. >>from the to ensure lunges syringes protective equipment biden also criticized the trump administration's strategy of withholding doses saying he's taking a much different approach our administration released the vast majority of axes when they're available more people to get vaccinated quickly

while still retain a small reserve for any unseen shortage or delays, although he plans to make more doses available biden says he does not plan on changing the fda's recommended dosing schedules. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>a bay area doctor will be chief science officer for the biden administration david kessler is a professor of pediatrics and epidemiology at ucsf he's going to be in charge of the covid vaccinations kessler was appointed as fda commissioner back in the 90's by both presidents george hw bush and clinton. >>when president elect biden takes office next week it will come during the darkest days of the pandemic to date the u.s. has seen more coronavirus deaths in the past 2 weeks than any other 14 day stretch. and according to johns hopkins university since january 1st more than 42,000 people have died from covid across the country averaging more than

3,000 deaths per day here in california we're averaging more than 500 daily deaths due to covid. the latest data from the state health department shows icu bed capacity in our region is now at 3.4% is just over 6% in the greater sacramento region which is not under the regional stay at home order. officials are projecting the numbers will improve over the next month. meantime the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no icu beds left noel. >>hospitals across the state are turning to each other now for help with the onslaught of new patients sick with the coronavirus kron four's rob fladeboe reports that hundreds of people suffering with covid and other conditions are now being transferred to sanford hospital. >>well healthy competition exists between stanford and other area hospitals in normal times. the pandemic has them looking out for each other for the greater good says stanford emergency medicine is doctor,

andra bloom kong's this is about a mutual aid to other facilities in the area and as that. >>pandemic changes different hospitals in different areas have different needs in the past 2 months more than 600 patients, including 135 from other south bay hospital struggling to find icu and other beds have been moved here to stanford hospital which has more room and more resources. at least 47 of those patients had covid while the vast majority had other conditions that have led some hospitals to cancel or postpone surgeries and other care, it's. >>all types of patients kidney patients cancer patients heart patients and all that. it's that in general covid has stretched the resources of all of our hospitals and all of our systems to expedite the transfer process, stanford medicine waves the usual insurance clearance process and other steps that might otherwise come with patient transfers. >>some hospitals lack other resources and staffers helping

with that too says doctor bloom calls so that resources might just be space that it might be like ppe it might be other supplies might be equipment might be staff. so it could be any number of things that might stress individual health system. >>stanford another hospitals regularly compare notes amid needs that change from day to day. patients have been transferred here from as far away as the imperial valley, but mostly it's local with larger hospitals helping out their smaller counterparts often those in areas hardest hit by the pandemic. >>right now it's all hands on deck and it's not territorial and we're just trying to take the best care patients possible and try to make it simple as possible, so we don't have to. so that the kid care patients doesn't get harmed or to the least amount possible what we're trying to deal with this pandemic. >>from stanford hospital rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>meantime governor newsom is tightening the guidelines for elementary school students returning to the classroom for

those in kindergarten through 6th grade counties must have a seven-day average of 25 or fewer cases per 100,000 residents before they can consider returning to the classroom. it's not clear yet what thresholds must be met for the older students though party. >>well covid-19 a significantly affecting life expectancy in the u.s. as researchers from princeton and usc found the pandemic has shaved off more than a year of the average life span in 2020. and that's the single largest decline in life expectancy over the past 40 years. the numbers are worse for minorities as researchers say life expectancy for blacks was shortened by more than 2 years for latinos by more than 3 years. the number of people dying and long-term care facilities and assisted living homes is deeply disturbing and with so many people louis losing loved ones in long-term care facilities. there's now a push to make sure this vulnerable population is in the first group to be vaccinated but health care

advocates say that this is simply not happening. kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look at the problem and the vital next steps. >>this is really got to be a all hands on deck mike dark the staff attorney for california advocates for nursing home reform. >>and member of the california vaccine community advisory committee. tells a chilling story about getting calls at christmas from those who have loved ones. >>and long-term care facilities dealing with the pandemic through over christmas i got a call from a facility in southern california where one nurse with covid symptoms for south was trying to take care of 43 residents all of whom had covid. >>because i was getting from multiple families of of these residents were were people who are sopping. because they didn't know what to do they knew that their loved ones their parents or grandparents were dying. and there was nowhere to go. >>covid-19 is killing those at assisted living homes and

long-term care facilities disproportionately the cdc puts the death rate at around 40% of all deaths from sars covid 2 it's really a tale of 2 vaccinations going pretty well, especially in large nursing homes. >>the problem is that there are more than 7,000 assisted living facilities in california. that offer a lower level of care but serve the same vulnerable adults who die at disproportionate rates of this disease and vaccinations making almost no progress in those facilities at all it's terribly alarming. he says the state needs to step in and have more accountability. the most important thing right now ironically is getting good information and by that i mean the state is not providing to the public any way of tracking how fast or slow vaccination is proceeding in long-term care facilities. you can find it and so what we're getting

is mostly anecdotal reports from families and residents of these facilities and he says more outreach must occur one of the things that most seriously frustrates me and other advocates for elderly in california. is how many residents of assisted living facilities are being told. you go figure it out yourself we the facility are not going to be offering the vaccines is just too complicated. so you figured out and they're saying this to people who have cognitive impairments people who may be disabled and people who are living in places where there are visitation restrictions that keep them from going in and out easily. so this this will be a disaster if the state doesn't get on top of it very soon he says a solid action plan to those who are the most vulnerable in society needs to be figured out fast for for us the vaccine is credible sort of ray of hope. it would be terrible and ironic if while it's available finally.

thousands of californians continue to die, we've got to do something about it. teresa stasio kron 4 news. >>a little flavor spring coming to the bay area looks like for this weekend, however, towards the end of all of that look at all that when traffic going on offshore the outflow winds coming our wa

>>well as january 16th, and that means of course it's time to go to the beach exactly we

are all both it almost we keeping spring-like but it's almost like summer out here some spots it feels like a day as far as standing by with a look at those temps that we're going to see this good morning guys good morning, everybody and a little bit the way of some local fog is trying to develop here right at the water's edge because at the ground level. temperatures have been some one of the cool side mild relatively cool compared to right upstairs upstairs. it was the mid to upper 60's going on to start your day meanwhile, the surface we're in the 40's. so what happens is some of this moisture is condensing out the cold waters, right below that's going to mix out of course because the airbus is dry and warmer once we get the sun out to do its pereormance. shot of the east bay shoreline for right now again, the cold water activists facilitator for some of that fog going on right at the water's edge. meanwhile on the bigger picture high pressure is going control things not just for the weekend. but it looks like least the early part of the week. but in the transition, we looks like we're seeing some winds offshore as they are all the traffic going up

and around us 56 right now open 55 hayward inland we're looking for upper 50's all the way cooler 49 going on for livermore extra 50's 40's up to the north bay and 52 san jose we did have a bottle coming in at 39 briefly this morning. but that jumped back to the 40's so there it is the high pressure cell everything up and around us it looks like a different story though come next weekend may be somewhat of a cutoff low, but still it will be a system to bring us look to shots of rain. saturday and sunday that's way upstream, let's get to these winds first little bit of a breeze happening up in the north bay solano county. later today in the overnight to sunday morning but sunday looks to be day like today and then those winds building offshore overnight into monday morning. solano county by that point maybe in a high wind warning but there's watch for now everybody else has a wind advisory. as this event just starts to unfold. this is going to take us all the way to tuesday afternoon evening hours. and with all of that obviously will get much

traffic from the pacific when that happens however, towards the end of the week looks quite interesting look at this little piece of energy here by next saturday. and then another one on sunday and are they always look so great long-range out let's hope that we get something out of this by the time we get there and your 4 zone forecast for your saturday 68 but look at this daily city at 71, looks like we're looking at 72 at half moon bay, 67 for pacifica we have upper 60's around 70 per san bruno heading down south at 74 palo alto redwood city it looks like 67. meanwhile from mountain view in the south bay 73 for san jose and milpitas at 72 along with santa clara cupertino 71 and along the east bay shoreline. more those lower 70's as well as tri valley seminole at 73, you know some of those valleys getting some warming going on to walnut creek at 7371 for berkeley in middle 70's for solano county little cooler though for delay with 62 nap at 69 74 sonoma and 72 for santa rosa with upper 60's

working to southern marin now for the week ahead it's gradually reducing temperatures towards the end, but it's by the weekend. we're looking at some showers to try to develop we'll see and meanwhile the lows inland they drop off after we get in the 40's because of all this mild air we have the winds work and they support temperatures overnight. but we lose that towards the middle to latter portion of the week meanwhile, 50's and 40's at the coast back to you. a dream. >>that 4 little day live in a nation they will not be by the color of a mass cam but by the content of back erica >>and still cern's hope many years later on monday we're going to celebrate the birthday of doctor martin luther king junior and his iconic i have a dream speech means as much if not more today than it did back in 1963 exactly as part of the mlk celebration.

>>living jazz is producing its 19th annual in the name of love a musical tribute to doctor king that celebration is going to be virtual this year of course because of the pandemic but. >>joining us to talk about the inspirational show is executive director stacey hofmann good morning stacey. >>good morning. how are you guys we're doing good joining us. you're this is a really think this is such a busy time for you stacey thanks so much for joining us this morning taking some time out of your day >>this is always a message of it and a show of inclusion and just what doctor king preached. >>yes, it is and we're really honored that we can still provide this tribute to you given what's going on in the world we need more than ever. we want to come together just show our respect to the values and the that we know we're all looking for in this country. so we're really we're really grateful that this is going to happen this year. >>the event is tomorrow and

there's you got lot on deck for people to enjoy so talk to me a little bit about what people can expect. >>yes it's a beautiful program on it. it's hosted by the wonderful dana and we have lots of different things our families. it opens up drastic ante in prime dire seem like every place and saying moving into a group of the living just children's project which are second and 3rd graders. performing. their very first recording project because course remember this is her talk we have play in hospital choir tory tease lee and teasers the mistake. carol. kronos quartet with mclean eat and she that the she regained and wonderful drummer allison miller we also asked congresswoman barbara lee

joining us who's going to be presenting the oakland citizen humanitarian award and wonderful young man who was 2019 plans and now kate oratorical fest so it's beautiful eclectic program something for everyone and we just hope our community comes out and celebrate stock through music with us this year. >>we're watching video from previous shows and is always so nice to see the kids singing nun and to see their energy and the feel their energy stacey living jazz is a lot about the kids you provide a lot of programs that are dedicated to children. >>yes we do we have free music education that we provide for free for under resourced open public elementary schools. it is a major commitment of our organization to make sure that we can help fill the gap in what was becoming a huge void in music education for our public schools. so we

typically serve about 402nd and 3rd graders each year. through the pandemic we're on teaching is a rich is an uphill climb. but we did it so we're proud of that. >>well i feel like these days kids are or even better on the zoom then then i'm sure they really reaped the benefits of all of that. this let event is is free, but you are asking for donations, i'm sure to continue on with that free service that you give to these kids right. >>yes it's acceptable to its donation only there is free option. so everybody is welcome and of course because it's virtual one of the silver linings is anyone in the entire world. can join us. we should you know that's pretty. several lining so we hope and i do know that people across the country and i know some people outside of the country will had a chance to come join

us and celebrate with us. >>you know stacey the that the country has has been i don't think has ever been so divided as we've been over the past several months and over throughout the year 2020. how do you think doctor king would have responded and reacted to the bm demonstrations. >>you know i talked to change whatever spawn in the way he always did. creations mess with vote calm and patience and love. leading forward with the continued message of inclusion he did not get riled up. by a particular to stay steady with a message that he always gave us which is to approach every issue with nonviolence and love and i think he was states today and he would continue on.

>>well if you i know that that is exactly the message you guys are trying to send with this living, jazz 19th annual musical tribute in the name of love again it is virtual it is tomorrow starts at 4 o'clock we're going to have all of that information on our website to for people to get to it in an easy way so thank you for joining us this morning. >>so much for having me stay safe. you as well as a seahawk and break a leg tomorrow, thanks to light.

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>>good morning welcome back a last look at the 7 day forecast and what a forecast. it is plenty of sunshine. no a look at the highs today and tomorrow larry 3 degrees if you're into 70's in the middle of january you definitely want get outside and enjoy that stay socially distant of course because course on the stay at home order but enjoy the sunshine where you can. >>that's gonna wrap things up for us thanks for joining

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