>>in a look at the weather we've got some rain coming for us that some changes weekend dave spahr standing by with the details hey good morning guys, good morning, everybody and we'll see some rain developing into tomorrow. it looks but let's grab a hold of today take a little break from all of that with improving sky conditions and we'll see those temperatures mostly in the 50's and the 60's across the real estate, beauty shots that

we have for first of the golden gate bridge, here's how we're hanging right now i do have a bit of cloud cover still dealing with that this will clear out little bit of a breeze we have to that picture looked a little better just about 5 minutes ago, but still you got some water colors working in there in the clouds which will clear out temperatures now we do see some chilly 30's up in the north bay their 40's work in the east bay shoreline 41. for livermore 42 for san jose again clearing out it looks like taking the rain with that your saturday looks pretty shot looks pretty good not too shabby as we go into tomorrow things will start to change. here's how it love low down is for today, 48 by 11 by 2 54 tomorrow will be unsettled, but so will next week as well we'll take a look at the longer range forecast models as well back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot. we begin with breaking news this morning and some sad news to share with you. a broadcasting giant for more than 50 years has died larry king passed away at cedar sinai medical center in los angeles. no cause of death was

given but cnn reported that he had been hospitalized for covid kings network or a media tweeted the news this morning, larry king of course a long time nationally syndicated radio host and from 1985 until 2010 he had a nightly talk show on cnn where he won many honors including 2 peabody awards. larry king was 87. now we get to our top story this morning where more than a month into the roll out of the coronavirus vaccine that's right it is been a bit of a slow one california at the bottom of the list considered the worst in the country. >>at getting those shots into people's arms about 19 million doses of the vaccine have been given across the country in california has used only about one 3rd of its a lot men according to the cdc that adds up to only one 0.8 million doses administered out of the 4.7 million doses that has been actually given to the state only about 300,000 people have received both of

their doses. health officials say the initial holding back of doses to ensure people got that second shot. it's partly to blame, but that practice is no longer happening. >>and state health officials are also facing increased scrutiny over how they determine when to lift the stay at home orders. the latest update shows the bay area's icu capacity is now 6 and a half percent in the greater sacramento region is nearly 8% northern california region is above 32% and the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no icu beds available. now here's how the stay at home order works regions with projected 4 week icu capacity greater than 15% are allowed to lift the order. the greater sacramento region had restrictions lifted just last week but the health department recently stopped daily updates on those numbers which is now raising even more questions. >>he realizes that we're confusing people more by putting all these metrics up there so we're we're we're

trying to come up with a way to do we're going to come up with issue that just explains all the different ways i see the past year used. i hope that explains most of it because it gets or it took me it took me several weeks just just for me to understand on strictly senate metrics to really an insult to the public saying oh this is too confusing for you to understand. >>well we did reach out to the governor's office in sacramento for comment but we're still waiting to hear back noel. >>san francisco mayor london breed is suggesting outdoor dining hair salons and other services could soon reopen here in san francisco, covid cases and hospitalizations are down and so is the rate of transmission the mayor explained in a tweet if this downward trend continues businesses could begin reopening sooner than expected the city's health director agrees. >>the mayor has always been very aggressive in our shelter in place orders when things looked like they were getting escalating and because we've

been doing that i think we're going to be able to move more aggressively and in the relatively near future. >>san francisco's reopening is tied to the 10 other bay area counties under the state's regional stay at home order officials are hoping the region's icu projections will allow businesses to reopen soon. this all comes the san francisco launched its first mass coronavirus vaccination clinic at city college those who qualify to go to this mass vaccination site or health care workers, people living or working at long-term care facilities and anyone, 65 and older you have to register before going to the clinic. the city is aiming to vaccinate 10,000 people a day once clinics at the moscone center and the sf market open as well. those opening will depend on how many more vaccine doses the city starts to receive. and the north face llano county is planning to open up mass vaccination clinics as well county leaders and health officials held a

virtual town hall updating residents on the much anticipated covid vaccine as officials scout for potential locations. the concern now is getting more doses llano county is still in phase. one of the vaccination tier meaning the shots are reserved for who are considered high-risk frontline health care workers and first responders as of friday more than 32,000 vaccines have been distributed across the county they're still reserving supply for a second dose or pace is different and some of our neighbors because we actually have. >>a lot more people in those higher tiers that our neighbors and so it takes longer to get to the lower tiers. health officials are hopeful with 2 new covid vaccines currently under clinical trial. both are expected to be approved. >>by the fda for emergency use by february or march. once those mask clinics opened more people will be eligible to get the shot. it's projected vaccines will be widely available by the summertime marty. >>well let's take a look at

the newest covid mass vaccination site in the south bay. it's at the mountain view community center. yesterday's rain didn't stop people from showing up to get their vaccination one of the first people in line told kron 4 it was a little relief to finally get her shot. >>i was able to do it i really wasn't sure how long it was going to take expected to be in line for an hour and blah blah blah. and i tried to do everything it they asked me to do and all worked out. >>well you do need an appointment to get a shot at this center, but because of the limited supply appointments are only available right now to health care workers long-term care facility residents and people who are 75 and older. now those 65 and older may have to wait another 6 to 8 weeks to get the shot. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news san francisco's laguna honda hospital giving us an update after reporting a 6 death at the nursing home will have the latest on that and after the break a san francisco school is trying to find out who is the hacker

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>>good morning, welcome back all is a back to normal this morning at a south bay where house following a hazmat incident last night. emergency crews responded to an ammonia spill at the kellogg facility in san jose. the building is located on a goes street in san jose the spill forced police to block off the surrounding area for several hours. but fortunately no

reports of any injuries. >>well public school district investigating racist posts shared at lowell high school administrators say a virtual bulletin board used by students and teachers to post notes was taken over with hateful comments and slurs. and it happened after a lesson on anti racism students were asked to share their thoughts following the lesson and that's when those racist comments. >>bypassed an adult moderator and were posted online. >>we are all enraged want the student or students who posted these messages to be identified and held accountable for their actions. my heart specifically goes out to all members of our community who were targeted black students and 2 issues. the images and hateful words or part of historic acts of violence that have been committed. time and again i will not tolerate it. >>district officials deactivated the forum and

district tech staff are working to track down where those offensive posts came from dave. >>scattered clouds are starting thing day is starting the day off with turning mostly sunny temperatures. stay in the 50's but you know it's still january here and the wet season. oh yes,

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>>in some places quite a bit it was i was in the east bay and in for a while it was pouring yeah way came cut off and on in the morning, dave star standing by now we've got a little bit more rain to look ahead to at some point this weekend hey you don't we look for a little bit more tomorrow but then next week we called on settled in probably the zenith of the peak of the action timed out perfectly now looks to be tuesday overnight into wednesday still be happening at night. >>be trouble sleeping by some of the models are looking in terms of the intensity won't talk about it pouring it looks like it may just do that tuesday night. a look at we got right now here it's the cleanup job after the rain we've already have that means take care of the skies open them up let's get into a mostly sunny mode, what looks like it, here's what it looks like. take a look at alcatraz in the background we note the kind of leftover stratus here we got to clear out the golden gate bridge also checking in with that too. now as far as our temperatures a bit on the chilly side we manage even given all of this we have the 30's up to the north bay 48 for oakland, 42 fremont all kind of a reminder hey, it's

still winter 40's going on in the east bay 46 san francisco, let's hand it over to future cast for as we clear out for today looks nice but the men the next event build overnight in terms of cloud cover with the pitter patter of rain perhaps up in the north bay in the morning hours but by noon as you can see that's when things start to happen opens us up for that opportunity there and that moves on out pretty quickly might be left with the little stray showers for your monday. but then we go into another break for monday before things start to go downhill again on tuesday. the longer range forecast models with that bout about of rain. today have a little bit of breeze cooking here that is that next bout of rain gets here. there's that strong onshore flow got the 20's going on here so and there's more upstream even after the rain here. we have those leftover winds post the rain event will be a strong northwest wind in some cases the ticket whips up there into the 40's and even approaching about 50 or so sticking around the coast. so we'll be left with some rain during

tomorrow's little rick, i'm sorry winds with tomorrow's a rain event and then posted as we go into. late on sunday and early monday morning so it's a break going on for today, mostly sunny mild temperatures checking in the 50's 60's tomorrow mostly cloudy late morning rain develops showers into the night a bit and we've shown you some of the winds with all of that and then next week monday is a break tuesday, late stormy for the overnight or wednesday and kind of unsettled all week. it will be sort of the off and on type of rain as we get thursday friday. and it looks like more into the following weekend. so for a lot of media. this is really nice because usually la nina keeps us dry 55, san francisco 58 going on for oakland 57 san jose much of the same around around the whole geography of the bay, it's a pretty much of upper 50's lower 60's story well more in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit noel. >>all right, of opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial for donald trump will begin next month

speaker pelosi is expected to give the senate. the article of impeachment on monday. >>and senate majority leader chuck schumer has announced a february trial, a date a start date for the trial. a washington dc correspondent anna wiernicki has more. >>senate republicans say they want to push the start date of the impeachment trial and today senate majority leader chuck schumer has agreed to the delay to give the senate more time to tackle things on president biden's agenda. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will start president trump's impeachment trial next month once the briefs are drafted. >>presentation by the parties will commence the week of february the 8th schumer says the senate will receive the article of impeachment from the house on monday at 07:00pm but make no mistake. trial will be held in the united states senate. and there will be a vote whether to convict the president republican minority leader mitch mcconnell has requested to push the trial to mid february to give trump's legal team more time to prepare their defense against the charge trump incited an insurrection

a full and fair process for the former president come out and found. >>and the senate can properly consider the factual. >>legal. and constitutional republican senator chuck grassley says rushing the trial is unconstitutional regardless how you feel about president trump every american citizen and he is now a citizen afforded due process under the constitution republicans argue a february trial would also allow the senate to approve more of president joe biden's cabinet. >>but oregon democrat ron wyden says why not do both center has always got to be able to do more than one thing wants more time we have to get up and running mate these crises >>the better. >>president biden says he likes the idea of getting his administration up and running before the senate tackles of the impeachment trial in washington, i'm anna wiernicki back to you. >>president biden signed more executive orders to address the coronavirus pandemic

covid-19 has now left more than 410,000 americans dead in the u.s. economy of course continues to suffer as kareen wynter reports biden says the pandemic isn't just a once in a lifetime health crisis. but the worst economic crisis in modern history as well. >>president joe biden signing more executive orders today to boost america's struggling economy and protect federal workers executive action that increases food stamp benefits restores collective bargaining power and worker protections delivers stimulus checks to anyone who hasn't received a payment and promotes a $15 hourly minimum wage in the national emergency. we need to act like we're in a national emergency. so we've got to move with everything we've got we've got to do it together these actions are not a substitute for comprehensive legislative relief. but they will provide a critical

lifeline to millions of families his plan provides resources. >>so that we can meet the goal of safely reopening a majority of our k 2, 8, schools in the first 100 days of this administration also today, the senate voted to confirm retired general lloyd austin as secretary of defense making him the first african-american to have this department there are only 2 gop lawmakers who voted against austin's confirmation secretary austin's confirmation is a major benefit to our national security. >>and he's going to hit the ground running leaving the pentagon. well as kareen wynter reporting on the white house mentioned also confirmed the general lloyd austin will be sworn in as secretary of defense on monday. >>5 vice president kamala harris. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news kron 4 sports kate rooney with more on the legacy of hank aaron and highlights last night's hockey and college hoops stick with us.

>>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>hank aaron leaves behind not only one of the greatest careers in major league baseball, but an incredible civil rights legacy as well he faced racism throughout his career and became a champion for that cause even winning the presidential medal of freedom in 2002. he'll be missed just as much for that as for his achievements on the

field so we're sharing some of today's tributes to hammerin hank in a note on twitter barry bonds, thank karen for quote everything you ever taught us for being a trailblazer through adversity and setting an example for all us african american ballplayers who came after you darien native mc hammer tweeted this photo of himself as a child with aaron explaining that the hammer in his name is a tribute to hammerin hank and willie mays released a statement through the giants saying he was a very humble and quiet man and just simply a good guy i have so many fond memories of hank and we'll miss him very much. we will too. well it's time to go to the ice the san jose sharks were back in action after winning a thriller in st. louis on wednesday patty marlowe and san jose. well they still don't know when they'll be able to play at home in minnesota tonight, first period wild up one nothing marlowe feeds erik karlsson funds not and he finds the back of the net. >>sharks time this one up at one same score in the second

period while really put on the offensive pressure here nick field staff but the past is act 3 say and he gets past sharks goalie devan dubnyk minnesota taken the lead, they wouldn't relinquish it they added 2 more goals in the final 2 minutes for the final score. 41 minnesota these 2 teams will meet again for a rematch on sunday stanford women's team was back in action for the first time since their shocking loss to colorado on sunday and not an easy bounce back game for tara vanderveer is club her 5th rank cardinal taking on number 6 u c l a final minutes of this game car down to kianna williams taking it all the way down and nailing the jumper to tie it at 65 she had 19 points to lead the team, but that wouldn't be enough to get past the bruins 30 seconds later mckayla windy lays it in to give the bruins the lead back and they'd hang on final score, 70 to 66 a lot of offensive power from and stanford loses back to back games for the first time since last february. well when the green bay packers take on the

tampa bay bucs in the nfc championship on sunday look for a bay area native to make an impact wide receiver davante adams went to palo alto high school we're retired head coach earl hansen remembers him as a quiet and hardworking teenager. now he leads the packers and his 3rd in the nfl in receiving yards. adams didn't even start playing football until his junior year, but he was a huge part of polly's undefeated season. his senior year. so coach anson told kron four's kylen mills that he and adams former teammates hope that this is the year he finally wins the super bowl. >>i mean at what he's doing now is. can't predict that you just. you know what he did. you know if somebody capable of but sometimes it just didn't happen for him. now he's making it happen. so that's really fun to see. >>adams joins san mateo native tom brady as the bay area reps in the nfc title game that's happening on sunday at noon brady though will be playing for the opposing a buccaneers but still good to see that representation if we can't

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we're loving that view outside the big picture window. yes, we are the citro cam take live look at san francisco here 7.30 on this saturday morning dave's far standing by in the weather center. he's got a little bit more detail what we can expect over the next couple of days a day okay, good morning guys, good morning we're starting things off of the sun trying to peer through some of those

clouds there little bit we should go over to a mostly sunny mode. >>for afternoon as we take a break on everything and we'll take a break early tomorrow morning before another batch coming our way to finish off your sunday, here's a live shot also of alcatraz within the background, san francisco and again that light making its way through some of the broken clouds, the view from space shows things clearing on out, but the snow stokes continues up there in the mountains of the sierra by the way they do have a winter weather advisory. they're going to have a new one for tomorrow's rain that we're talking about temperatures even with this cloud cover managed to fall from the north bay into the 30's you can see there are 35 santa rosa 38 for napa with 40's across most of the bay generally speaking talk about the 30's we're usually talking about clearing skies which we're working on that a little bit of a northerly wind water at a to holding up we'll see more of a breeze though tomorrow 48 by 11 by 2 word, one 54 most areas, turning mostly sunny for today as we all enjoy a break in the rain but get

ready there's more for tomorrow and a lot more into next week marty in the well. thank you dave. developing news this morning, san francisco's laguna honda hospital has reported its 6th covid-19 read a related death and the facility has more than 700 patients only 68 of which have contracted the virus the facility. >>didn't have a single covid related death for months. until now 6 patients have died of the virus between december 11th of january 7th. >>well one night just one death is still too many health experts point out the hospital has done a better job controlling the spread of the virus compared to other smaller facilities. >>they say you know you don't like to have deaths. and you don't like to hav infection there. but it's inevitable there was going to be some. but i think it's quite remarkable that they've been able to hold down as much as they've been able to better to be 0. but this is better than you know a lot of the other scenarios.

>>residents of laguna honda have already received one dose of the vaccine, they'll receive their second shot beginning next week. well there is growing evidence that wearing 2 masks may be one of the best ways to prevent the spread of covid-19 that's right, although it may sound excessive doctor monica gandhi an infectious disease expert with ucsf. >>says there is data to back this up. >>we think there's more virus around him exposed number one second is the variance like you said in numbers to anyone who's endorsed industry endorses marcus that out us i would say it is for people running outside for example that surgical mask blocks the virus left just actually it's almost like a lecture proposed and in last mass blocks it and fibers they can't get to us in putting those 2 together is as effective as n 95. >>95 mask still in short supply, so doctor recommends going with double mask use in via advise that you wear surgical mask on the outside

and the cloth mask on the inside. she says this method method rather allows surgical mask to be reused up to about 5 times while the cloth mask can be washed of course more often. now to the east bay this morning contra costa county health officials have the gold delivering 1 million doses of the covid vaccine by independence day. currently the county has the lowest icu bed in the county since the start of the pandemic and last month there were 145 covid related deaths more than a 3rd of all deaths in the county last year. so far just 65,000 doses have been distributed. so to meet their goal the county will have to average roughly 5700 doses a day over the next 6 months. >>to help with that effort. a new mass vaccination site opened up this weekend in the city of antioch as kron forcefully all reports health officials hope the site we'll give more than 800 vaccinations daily.

>>seniors eligible for a pfizer covid-19 vaccination have been lined up during business hours outside the nick rodriguez community center in theater in antioch since the venue was converted into a vaccination clinic wednesday. it's a very lengthy process jerry says he stood in line for 3 hours thursday to get his shot but by friday, the process and wait times improved i live your nanny aren't sure it's nice to be able come over here contra costa health services is running the clinic in partnership with the city which says it will make the facility available for vaccinations as long as the need is i think that it's essential that we do this as soon as possible and reach as many people as possible in iraq is second behind richmond for the highest number of positive covid-19 cases within contra costa county. that's why transforming this community center into a vaccination clinic is so important and it is also the most diverse cities in the county just as it's for kids. >>and so we know that this is

impacted communities of color. drastically particularly but you know community and so we want to make sure that that we were up and running in antioch in assisting the county every which way as possible health services says from wednesday through friday 825 vaccines have been administered on site. >>adding that when the clinic is fully operational it expects to perform 870 vaccinations daily it means a lot even the first injection would give us degree immunity not enough for me to live like before covid. >>certainty that definitely could produce an immune response which should be. >>and he sufficient to reduce the possibility of beginning again. >>se cupp ointments are required they can be booked through health services online or over the phone. in antioch police called kron 4 news. and coming up on the kron 4

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>>we'll get to a big story we've been following now for years the master tenant of the ghost ship derick almena will not be facing a second trial over that deadly 2016 fire. amanda pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter on friday. this

means there will be no re trial after prosecutors failed to get a conviction back in 2019 when the first trial ended in a hung jury. attorney mary alexander represents 11 of the victims families and says the plea deal deprives her clients of their last chance at justice for their loved ones. >>families that i represent we're looking forward to a trial. they hear the find out more information about what happened and to hold out my gavel. families listen to the hearing was plead guilty to each name. each of the 36. it was very emotional he will never spend any more time. i'm bars and that is unfair and i'm just in the minds of the families. >>well this plea deal means that all men are will serve a 9 year sentence but could be released in 2 years he's currently on house arrest with an ankle monitor because of

the pandemic. the lee city police are searching for a man suspected of killing his girlfriend last weekend setting her apartment on fire that's right fire crews responded to saint francis in ceremony boulevard last friday for that apartment fire. >>while evacuating the building crews discovered the body of 34 year-old veronica de mayo with her throat slit. >>investigators say 36 year-old renata yeah drip us and you know is suspected in her death and they're asking anyone with any information to contact. the daly city police department dave. >>already we're looking for improved sky conditions going on for your saturday is kind of high pressure kind of nudges its way through just for one day event over rain not too far from home as we get into tomorrow and into next week to keep

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delays going on there as we see things start to clear up as well did have some showers going on overnight in even though we had this in the cloud cover temperatures at a nice job of kind of holding up a little bit as we see the 30's up to the north bay and 40's across much of the rest of the bay as well so these were all above freezing here and the winds with all of this we're going to get a little uptick with winds really after the showers get here this afternoon with the typical you know breezy like conditions them to windy here as we get to around noon tomorrow. this is when the rain will be starting. and then spreading out across the bay later on in its wake it looks like as we get into sunday night and even monday morning quite windy ticking along the coast here. no advisories have been posted with this because this won't be long enough for that so long range forecast models are what's interesting in all of this first things first we get through sunday. there's that bout of rain. now the good news about this hit here is that the models have been very very consistent on this even going way back to early this past week here. and the timing

of various models appears to be right on target they both agree with the intensity on tuesday night. wednesday morning, the wee hours of the morning. so you get a general idea that we're on the right path here there looks like this is really coming together then after that it's kind of more of a scattered shower event might get a break on friday until another dose saturday and then another one into sunday and monday it looks like as well so we'll continue this unsettled weather even after this big shoe falls on tuesday night also that means again short term that winter weather this advisory is in place up in tahoe here. fort hill for today but then another one is reinstated, that's what i have up their 07:00pm tomorrow through 04:00pm on monday. that's from our rain arriving tomorrow afternoon high temperatures and basically 50's across most of the state, big bear their skiing down south to 27 today, 58 meanwhile for san diego checking out your 4 zone forecast 55 san francisco, 57 going on daily city 53 pacific up. mid 50's, northern end of

the peninsula. yeah, i know we have the skies opening up temperatures a little sluggish though still with all of that cool air kind of in place upper 50's even down south and even the santa clara valley, everybody manages only the upper 50's 58 for cupertino got the mid to upper 50's east bay shoreline tri valley, a 5757 also for walnut creek 54 for berkeley and jumping up here the north bay, my crack, maybe a 60 perhaps parts of solano county 58 benicia 54 and 60 also for santa rosa, but most readings holding into the 50's so we go ahead in our week forecast. again sunday we've got more rain clearing out from monday tuesday things change and sets the tone for an unsettled remainder of the week temperatures pretty much settled in the 50's. meanwhile, our lows will be in the lower 30's with 40's 40's covering us at the coast. well you might be surprised to learn that what you eat can not only improve your health but could also take care of some conditions that are

common with aging. >>now last week we found out how the foods you eat can affect hearing loss and the loss of balance. well today or health expert karen, a lot of guys here with some more healthy anti aging food fixes with foods that can help relieve joint pain. hi, karen good morning. >>hi good morning marty. >>well tell us more about some foods that can take care help relieve the pain of arthritis. >>well the number 1, 5, or 10 and that might sound surprising that they actually did a study on fiber and they found that those at age 20 grams of fiber a day reduce their risk of osteoarthritis. by 30% so is really significant those that had 25 grams of fiber reduced it by 61% so you know a lot of people are suffering from wear and tear friday is all that pain and this is some way to

reduce those symptoms and it's really easy to do a lot easier than people think some people think 25 grams of fiber this way but here's an example right 25 grams looks like. so a quarter cup of steel cut oats in the morning. an apple and then half a cup of beans but it's not that my notes >>your favorite the pistachio nuts you know me and then added 8 ounces one cup of raspberries and that's 25 grams right there that is completely doable. very doable yeah if you just make these little swat team and maybe your white toast with wheat toast. that's going to easily boost up fiber intake for the day. >>and you're saying that this really cuts down by by 30%. lowers the risk of of arthritis in the joints. >>right this was a study done in ireland in the city these 2

groups of people so yeah, very significant well that really is ok and it's pretty easy fix. thanks. a lot. karen let's go on to depression which is which what a lot of people are dealing with especially now that we're well into one year dealing with covid. >>right and you think about depression and how it affects your mood you know that what the studies now show is that it also affects physical changes. and the that is that it affects the volume brain meaning brain shrinkage so it's causing your brain to shrink and the long year that state depression, the more volume is lost. so the areas of the brain the hippocampus prefrontal cortex those are the areas that they see this shrinkage in those are the areas that affect your memory. >>anxiety. seeing set your thinking processes motivation.

a lot is that that is affected from depression because of that. >>and so what are some foods that might be able to help alleviate some of these problems. >>one of the problems first trying to not cause yourself to get into these mood crack is ok which you know we we tended want to go to our comfort foods it or actually the foods that cause those crashes because there usually refined carbohydrates want to try and stick with more the. >>the whole whole grain foods so where you can actually see the grain. yes, a difference and then here it's refined its ground into flour and this is where it's going to. >>boost your blood sugar quickly and then cause grill mood crashes as for your energy crashes your mood but also follow well that's part of the problem that so many people have is they take you know a candy bar something like this that gives them an instant. >>hi but then the crash is also pretty severe as well.

>>right in that that boost only last for about 2030 minutes. they don't have something whole that will distribute the energy over 3 to 4 hours so you have a gradual boost of energy and it's tough you're not going to get that big crash. what are some i sorry kelly, what what are some whole grains that you recommend. >>so anything that you could see like whole grain. rice keane also good good choice, but just trying to add those in and makes those in in oats also want to talk about right are all good sources of whole grains anything where you could see that great and one thing to make clear here is is when you talk about rise, we're talking about brown rice aren't we. >>exactly yes week we're not talking about the white rice because that's going to cause your blood sugar exactly like okay. let's talk about vitamin d 4%. yes, so vitamin those

what they did a study they found that those people that and they study people that were in the 50's 50 and over and those that were deficient in vitamin d tended to be also depressed so the idea is to make sure your vitamin d levels are. >>at the optimal level. you get it from sunshine your body can produce it when you're out in the sun but we've been all isolated inside and then also as you get older your body is not able to produce that vitamin d as efficiently as when you're younger so that's another reason tv. to be sure you get enough of the divide monday as you get older, so to kind of wrap things up karen including last week just to bring people up to date. >>we talked different types of foods that candy that can help deal with people who are dealing with a hearing loss with balance. today we talked joint pain and depression. all

that can our diet can help alleviate some of these issues. >>exactly and so when you think about it 8 when you want if you want to age well, thank you need to eat well you know and all these all these foods are more plant based. >>not high in saturated fats and not high and the refined sugars to yeah, okay. >>excellent advice, karen. these are some fantastic tips that we can all use thank you so much. >>sherry have a great breakfast yeah,

>>still ahead in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news, several vaccination supersites are now open all across the bay area their locations and who can sign up for an appointment we've got those details plus why health experts in the bay area are now strongly encouraging double masking to keep covid-19 at bay also hate messages posted on the san francisco high schools message board. why the school board board. why the school board president says this highlights for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin

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we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ >>the news station you're watching morning everybody thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm marty gonzales. >>is saturday january 23rd that's right i'm noelle bellow it's 08:00am here on this saturday morning and we've got some sunshine coming our way today. some yes very much looking forward to that dave star has got all the details dave well good morning and good morning, we take care some of these clouds were doing a pretty good job of that we go to a mostly sunny mode for your saturday enjoy this soak it up like the plants and everything because tomorrow. yeah we'll be cutting down on the sunshine another bout of rain coming our way into sunday, we'll clear out again for monday for your longer term planning by the way here's how it looks

like the golden gate bridge one lonely car coming across. meanwhile, the long-range are long far away picture. yes, you can see the clouds starting to depart from her temper on shot now temperatures in the 30's. last minute cooling up there in santa rosa 34 think we'll be turning the direction now 40's across most of the main day and down south 42 san jose 44 for any aac we do see clearing patches you notice up to the north bay so looks pretty good for or saturday little bit of a breeze though we'll have and that will be into the afternoon a little bit more windy though it looks like tomorrow by the way. 50 for high noon 3 o'clock 55 we might see some areas cracked 60 or so today again plan on some rain for your sunday and there will be basically into the afternoon. break on monday in more coming tuesday night will put more this together for you in just a bit unpack it marty ok dave thanks a lot. we begin this hour with breaking news and some sad news from hollywood to share with you this morning. >>a broadcasting giant for more than 50 years has died.

larry king passed away at cedar sinai medical center in los angeles now no cause of death was given. but cnn had reported that king had been hospitalized for covid his net worth or a media tweeted the news this morning, larry king was a long time nationally syndicated radio host and from 1985 through 2010 he had a nightly talk show on cnn where he won many honors including 2 peabody awards. larry king was 87. our top story this morning is that we're more than a month into the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine out but it's going a little slow california at the bottom of the list and considered the worst in the country at getting the shots into people's arms about 19 million doses of the vaccine have been given across the country. >>california has used only about one 3rd of its allotment according to the cdc that adds up to only 1.8 million vaccine doses administered out of 4.7 million doses that have

actually been given to the state only about 300,000 people have received both of their doses. health officials say the initial holding back of doses to ensure people got their second shot is partly to blame that practice is no longer happening. >>and state health officials are also facing increased scrutiny over how they determine when to lift the stay at home orders. the latest update shows the bay area's icu bed capacity is now 6 and a half percent. the greater sacramento region is at nearly 8%, northern california as a whole is above 32% and the san joaquin valley and southern california regions still have no icu beds available now let's take a look at how the state hall at stay at home order works. regions with a projected 4 week icu bed capacity, greater than 15% are allowed to lift that order the greater sacramento region had restrictions lifted last week but the health department recently stopped daily updates on the numbers which raised even more questions.

>>he realizes that we're confusing people more by putting all these metrics up there so we're we're we're trying to come up with a way to do we're going to come up with issues it just explains all the different ways i see the past year use. i hope that explains most of it because it gets or it took me it took me several weeks just just for me to understand that on strictly senate metrics to really an insult to the public saying oh this is too confusing for you to understand. >>well we did reach out to the governor's office for more clarity and comment on this but we haven't heard back. now to the north bay where the marin county health department is the latest in the bay area to launch a covid-19 vaccination dashboard it tracks the number of residents in the county who received at least one dose of the vaccine. you can find that dashboard on the county's website and we also have the link on our website at kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, san francisco's laguna honda hospital is

giving us an update after reporting a 6 death at a nursing home. >>plus southbrook some health experts have said that wearing masks is the best way to stop spread of covid-19. now some of those experts say it's time to take it one step further we'll explain coming up and after the break a san francisco school trying to find out who is responsible for racist messages aimed at students will have that coming up when we come back. ♪ [coughs] ♪

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>>good morning welcome back to kron 4 morning news now all is back to normal this morning at a south bay warehouse following a hazmat incident that happened last night. emergency crews responded to an ammonia spill at the kellogg facility in san jose. now the building is located go street. the spill forced police to block off the surrounding area for several hours luckily, though no reports of any injuries. the san francisco public school district investigating some races post at lowell high school administrators there say their virtual bulletin board was taken over by hackers who then posted hateful comments and slurs and it happened after a lesson on anti racist yeah, the school district spoke out against the behavior, but it's still unclear how this even happened kron four's dan thorn has more on how the district's department of technology. >>is working to figure it all out. a lesson on anti racism at san francisco's distinguish of lowell high school unravels

into racial slurs targeting african americans anti semitic comments and other hate speech the school's principal condemning the messages shared from possibly inside or outside the district on wednesday. these hayfield messages and images were subsequently viewed by many were students. >>we are all enraged want the student or students who posted these messages to be identified and held accountable for their actions school officials say the offensive posts were shared on to paddle it an online notice board used by students and teachers to post notes students were asked to share their thoughts following the anti racism lesson when somehow anti-black and anti-jewish slurs bypassed an adult moderator and were posted my heart specifically goes out to all members of our community who were targeted. >>black students and 2 issues. the images and hateful words are part of historic acts of violence that have been committed. time and again i will not tolerate it. district

officials deactivated the forum and district text after investigating the issue school board president gabbriella lopez called the hack sickening and in a statement said in part quote. >>this incident is unfortunately not an isolated one and is an indication of the deeper problems, our district must address in 2016 students staged a walkout at the school because they believed administrators were failing to address racism at lowell it appears for some current students, those issues remain unresolved combating racism is not just the work of some of us. it needs to be all of us. reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and we're looking for improving in today's forecast with lots of sunshine for your saturday rain coming into tomorrow and looks like an unsettled week. la ahead, we'll have details on

>>a lot of spots around the bay area saw some rain yesterday we're expecting rain today. our tomorrow are but today. >>we had a little bit of sunshine dave sparked all up for us dave. >>the morning good morning everybody i looked it up on the mats go hey today's looking marvelous and marty was talking about rain that's tomorrow morning not today scratch anyway and then more coming in the next week we've

got a really an stay unsettled weekend that's good news and with the la nina air usually we don't get so many of those so looking good 2 thumbs up on all of that because we definitely need the rain so again taken care of the clouds this live shot from timber on there's the golden gate off towards the distance up close and personal. >>that blue skies or off on the right path. managed to slip nicely even with the cloud cover we got the 30's up there in the north bay 40's over most of the rest of the bay. and typically you see that with kind of clear skies which we have now settling in but with all this rain that we've already had usually that slows things down quite a bit sweet managed to get quite chilly temperatures with that we do have cold air aloft so even with all the sunshine we're not going to warm up that much in will be a little bit of a breeze later on. so there you can see it looking pretty good today here come and then by tomorrow afternoon this line of showers and rain by that point some moderate at times will breeze on past leaving behind scattered showers into sunday night

again monday opens up quite a bit until things change again on us on tuesday, let's put this over to the win in part of the forecast now into the afternoon today, we'll get a bit of a breeze will be on shore with ap cooler air aloft will all actors in tandem to keep kind of breaks on those temperatures but here comes the rain tomorrow afternoon on shore in post the rain we're in the scattered showers kind of blustery with all of that's the sunday night overnight into as you can see monday morning died that point where one back into the clear again so we've got a break on today, mostly sunny mild 50's and 60's ball game, although very few 60's actually today tomorrow, mostly cloudy mostly cloudy excuse me with late morning, rain and then into the afternoon that's when most folks will get showers into the night will be scattered at that point little bit breezy and the next week monday another break tuesday night. most of the models agree on this within a couple of hours of midnight either way this line moves through of really intense rain unsettled for the

rest of the week and will come with a win package to we do little closer, we'll be able put that all together for you, but this has been pretty consistent from model runs over a week long so this is something holding together doing all this time period with agreements on the models which is nice 55 san francisco, 58 for oakland, 57 san jose you'll see much movement here with those temperatures mostly sunny is what you can take away from all of this meanwhile cross the water bay we scratch near about 60. now coming up a little bit of course we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and those longer range forecast models to back to you. >>and save opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial for donald trump will begin next month speaker pelosi is expected to give the senate the articles impeachment on monday. >>and senate majority leader chuck schumer has announced a february start for the trial. our washington dc correspondent anna wiernicki has all the details. >>senate republicans say they want to push the start date of the impeachment trial and today senate majority leader chuck schumer has agreed to the delay to give the senate

more time to tackle things on president biden's agenda. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will start president trump's impeachment trial next month once the briefs are drafted. >>presentation by the parties will commence the week of february the 8th schumer says the senate will receive the article of impeachment from the house on monday at 07:00pm but make no mistake. trial will be held in the united states senate and there will be a vote whether to convict the president republican minority leader mitch mcconnell has requested to push the trial to mid february to give trump's legal team more time to prepare their defense against the charge trump incited an insurrection a full and fair process for the former president come out and found. >>and the senate can properly consider the factual. >>legal. and constitutional republican senator chuck grassley says rushing the trial is unconstitutional regardless how you feel about president trump every american

citizen and he is now a citizen afforded due process under the constitution republicans argue a february trial would also allow the senate to approve more of president joe biden's cabinet. >>but oregon democrat ron wyden says why not do both center has always got to be able to do more than one thing wants more time we have to get up and running mate these crises >>the better. >>president biden says he likes the idea of getting his administration up and running before the senate tackles of the impeachment trial in washington, i'm anna wiernicki back to you. >>the state congressman eric swalwell is one of the impeachment managers for upcoming trial. the representative tells us. he believes he and his team have put together a strong case, this trial marks a lot of firsts no president has ever been impeached twice and no former president has ever been put on trial swalwell a former east a prosecutor says none of that fazes him. >>we believe that we have to do this can sweep it under the

rug. we have to hold donald trump accountable for what he incited we have to deter future presidents from ever doing something like this is the only time you're going to try and talk to if you're a president leaving office is in the final days or of your term so we have to make sure every president knows that will hold you accountable to the very last second of your turn and then finally because donald trump has such a disdain for public safety and democracy we believe we must disqualify him from ever serving because if he could serve again he would do this again. >>some democrats are reportedly concerned about losing momentum in the impeachment trial, but swallow tells us that's not a concern of his either marty. >>well lately several tech giants have had to lead on the bay area and have chosen to move away now san jose's mayor is urging the state to rethink the cost of doing business to avoid a large scale tech exodus. kron four's ella sogomonian has the latest.

>>meanwhile growing competition may be out shining the golden state more tech companies are choosing to leave california and high taxes may be to blame. now san jose's mayor is urging state leaders to rethink the cost of doing business to avoid the large scale tax it is if you will. silicon valley status is that cutting it anymore. several tech giants have left the bay area. >>after the pandemic pave the way for more flexible work environment in addition to oracle tesla and hewlett packard enterprise is moving to texas. this week align technology revealed their new headquarters is now in arizona. a statement from the company reads approximately 150 employees mostly in corporate general and administrative gna roles have been offered relocation packages these employees have the option to relocate to tempe we're to continue working from their current locations, we chose tempe for a new corporate headquarters for many reasons, including its proximity to san jose. favorable corporate operating environment. low cost of living and overall quality of

life san jose mayor sam liccardo is concerned cheaper corporate tax elsewhere is outshining benefits of staying in the golden state what is unique about what we're seeing in san jose is again that the employee. >>at base of those companies if anything is growing and it's just that the cap are taking the company's moving the headquarters somewhere else. so you have to deal with the regulations and taxes environment that we have here in the state according to the california taxpayers association california has the second worst state business tax climate in the united states. >>with the highest corporate tax rate in the west at 8.84% compare that to arizona's 6.96% as for locals who say good riddance and may be looking forward to lower rent like we've seen in san francisco. mayor liccardo had this to say here in san jose we've got several tech companies contributing billions of dollars. >>to try to address affordable housing crisis. the reality is these problems are on collectively politically to

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xfinity. >>karen leaves behind not only one of the greatest careers in major league baseball, but an incredible civil rights legacy as well he faced racism throughout his career and became a champion for that cause even winning the presidential medal of freedom in 2002. he'll be missed just as much for that as for his achievements on the field so we're sharing some of today's tributes to hammerin hank in a note on twitter barry bonds, thank karen for quote everything you ever taught us for being a trailblazer through adversity and setting an example for all us african american ballplayers who came after you darien native mc hammer tweeted this photo of himself as a child with aaron explaining that the hammer in his name is a tribute to hammerin hank and willie mays released a statement through the giants saying he was a very humble and quiet man and just simply a good guy i have so many fond memories of hank and we'll miss him very much. we will too. well it's time to go to the ice the san jose

sharks were back in action after winning a thriller in st. louis on wednesday patty marlowe and san jose well they still don't know when they'll be able to play at home in minnesota tonight first period wild up one nothing marlowe feeds erik karlsson funds not and he finds the back of the net. >>sharks time this one up at one same score in the second period while really put on the offensive pressure here nick field staff with the past is actually say and he gets past sharks goalie devan dubnyk minnesota taken the lead, they wouldn't relinquish it they added 2 more goals in the final 2 minutes for the final score. 41 minnesota these 2 teams will meet again for rematch on sunday stanford women's team was back in action for the first time since their shocking loss to colorado on sunday and not an easy bounce back game for tara vanderveer is club her 5th rank cardinal taking on number 6 u c l a final minutes of this game car down to kianna williams taking it all the way down and nailing the jumper to tie it at 65 she had 19 points

to lead the team, but that wouldn't be enough to get past the bruins 30 seconds later mckayla windy lays it in to give the bruins the lead back and they'd hang on final score, 70 to 66 a lot of offensive power from and stanford loses back to back games for the first time since last february. well when the green bay packers take on the tampa bay bucs in the nfc championship on sunday look for a bay area native to make an impact wide receiver davante adams went to palo alto high school we're retired head coach earl hansen remembers him as a quiet and hardworking teenager. now he leads the packers and his 3rd in the nfl in receiving yards. adams didn't even start playing football until his junior year, he was a huge part of polly's undefeated season. his senior year. so coach anson told kron four's kylen mills that he and adams former teammates hope that this is the year he finally wins the super bowl. >>i mean at what he's doing now is. can't predict that the gist. you know what he did. you know if somebody capable

of but sometimes it just didn't happen for him. now he's making that happen. so that's really fun to see. >>adams joins san mateo native tom brady as the bay area reps in the nfc title game that's happening on sunday at noon brady though will be playing for the opposing a buccaneers but still good to see that representation if we can't

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morning news we've made it all the way to 8.30 we sure haven't look at this beautiful view we're looking at the golden gate bridge a little bit of cloud cover there, but it does look like the sun is kind of shining nicely this dave spahr standing by he's got a little bit more detail what we can expect today sunshine right day. >>looks like it. good morning, noel and marty good morning, everybody, an improvement from last night in terms of clearing out those skies temperatures are not going to do a whole lot today they're going to be still a little sluggish in the 50's over most of the geography but still taking care of some of this cloud cover we're seeing from the shot from u c berkeley there's the east bay shoreline getting lit up in parts. the yes, the clear patch will take over for later on this morning and into the afternoon, those temperatures still holding in the chilly 30's up in the north bay 40's across most of the peninsula and the east bay even down south. winds little bit of a breeze that will pick up in the afternoon. but we expect more of those winds tomorrow afternoon and evening. so by high noon, let's do it to mostly sunny skies develop into the afternoon high temperatures

mid to upper 50's over most of the geography again watching out for rain tomorrow in an unsettled week ahead of more on that forecast in just a bit more noel sounds good dave, thanks. a lot seen a couple minutes. it's a developing news, this morning, san francisco's laguna honda hospital has reported its 6 death due to covid-19 that's right the facility has more than 700 patients only 68 of which have contracted the virus. >>and they didn't have a single covid related death for kron four's maureen kelly talked to an infectious disease expert who says it considering it's the largest skilled nursing facility in the country. having the death toll in the single digits during the pandemic is a minor miracle. >>since the beginning of the pandemic laguna honda hospital has seen 68 positive cases of coronavirus among its residents and a 158 positive cases with its staff members there are 32 active combined cases, currently and now after registering 0 deaths 4 months 6 of those infected patients

at this facility died between december 11th and january 7th in a statement, the city-run hospital called the spike in covid related cases and deaths. >>the biggest challenge they face is the pandemic began saying laguna honda is responding to the surge in cases with increased testing increase ppe and robust vaccine. rollout we are not yet on the other side of the surge but we're seeing promising signs including a decrease in new cases and many resident recoveries. >>the laguna honda staff continues to do a remarkable job keeping the residents of laguna honda safe by slowing the spread of the virus and mitigating its impacts today at a news conference the mayor points out laguna honda has done a better job of controlling the spread of the virus than many other smaller facilities to pointing out that things are looking up. now that the vaccine rollout is halfway done. yes, one death is one death too many. but at the same time we've been able to vaccinate every staff member there. >>every patient there that one of the vaccine. because we

knew how important it was to make sure that we did not just see this you know huge outbreak but see more people die ucsf infectious disease expert, george rutherford agrees obviously you know you don't like to have deaths. >>and you don't like to hav infection there. but it's inevitable there was going to be some. but i think it's quite remarkable that they've been able to hold down as much as they've been able to better to be 0. but this is better than you know. a lot of the other scenarios laguna honda hospital residents will be getting their second doses of the coronavirus vaccine. >>starting next week. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>well there is growing evidence that wearing 2 masks may be one of the best ways to prevent the spread of covid-19 that's right, although it may sound a little excessive doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert with ucsf and she says there is data to back it up. >>we think there's more virus around you, but it's those

number one second experience like you said in numbers to anyone who's endorsed industry endorses marcus that out us i would say this for people running outside for example that surgical mask blocks the virus left just actually it's almost like a lecture popo and in the soft mask locks it in flavors they can't get through this in putting those 2 together is as effective as an n 95. >>well in 95 masks are still in short supply and so doctor gandhi is recommending going with those double masks, she's an advising that wearing surgical mask on the outside with the cost mask on the inside is the way to go she says this method will allow surgical mask to be reused up to about 5 times while oaks cost mask cloth mask of course can be washed. more often. now to the east bay this morning contra costa county health officials have a goal of delivering 1 million doses of the covid vaccine by independence day, currently the county has the lowest icu bed capacity that its ever had

since the start of the pandemic and last month there were 145 covid related deaths that's more than a 3rd of all deaths in the entire county all of last year. so far just 65,000 doses have been distributed. so to try and meet their goal. the county will have to average roughly 5700 doses a day over the next 6 months. >>to support the distribution effort. the city of antioch has helped convert the nick rodriguez community center and theater into a mass vaccination clinic, contra costa health services hopes the site well give more than 800 vaccinations daily the city ranks second behind richmond for the highest number of positive coronavirus infections in all of contra costa county. the new clinic is open to all eligible county residents but appointments are required. today marks one year since the world's first coronavirus lockdown it was 02:00am in wuhan china when a notice was sent to residents smartphones announcing the

restrictions that strict stay at home order went on for 76 days and now a year later this is a look at life and wuhan it's largely returned to normal in the central chinese city of 11 million people after months of negotiations china has finally given permission just last week for the w h o to begin investigating the virus's origins. >>we still see people lot of mass, yes, definitely well, it's also been one year since the world lost a sports legend ahead we're going to have more on how legions of fans are keeping kobe bryant's legacy alive.

>>good morning welcome back let's get to a big story. we're following the saturday morning, the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse derick almena will not be facing a second trial over that deadly 2016 fire. amanda pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter on friday. and attorneys representing some of the families tells kron four's haaziq mccune that the plea deal to deprive clients of their last chance to justice for their loved ones. >>the families are very upset that. he is getting off they feel. >>too easy. their ago be the has accepted a plea deal but the 36 lives lost in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the city of oakland, this means there will be no re trial after prosecutors failed to get a conviction back in 2019 with the first trial

ended in a hung jury he will never spend any more time. i'm bars. a team area alexander represents 11 families of the season's families listen to. >>the hearing was plead guilty to each name. each of the 36. it was very emotional back on december second 2016 36 party, goers attending illegal music event died when a fast-moving fire erupted in trapped inside the burning building out made of the master tenant and is now acquitted co-defendant from the first round next here is considered the warehouse a home for young artist however, prosecutors told the jury it was more like an illegal converted to story deathtrap my families that i represent we're looking forward to a trial. >>they hear the find out more information about what happened and to hold out my gavel. >>for what he did to build out

this go ship that was unsafe and that he knew that it should have been rented out for events the people should have been living there and they want to see him. time behind bars 50 year-old erik avanier pled guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter as a result of the pandemic is currently on house arrest with ankle monitor it will likely not return to jail after spending close to 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>we're looking at the skies improving right now this is a little bit of leftover cloud cover from the overnight a sunny afternoon is what we expect a look at forecast.

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>>now this comes just 2 days after someone won a 731 million dollar powerball jackpot. >>as well some big money changing money if you if if you're out there near listening to nobody left out left i think we're cousins right might be just and it still looks nice dave's far it has been cooking up some nice sunshine for us at least it's not billion dollars, but it is some sun so i know hard get much sleep on the plane from the troy haha tell you what's not going to change my life though just telling you though anyway we're looking at improving sky conditions there you have a shot from mount tam photo i wish. >>mostly sunny going on for today tomorrow different story you know we've got another batch of rain coming our way. >>the really big deal is the unsettled week we're talking about ahead the day to watch or the time period is basically tuesday night to wednesday morning. that's when things are on the sfo looking

pretty good there. blue skies as we go skies clearing out as you can see from that last rain bout in with all this moisture at the surface in even some cloud cover the temperatures in the north they managed to dip down into the 30's look at that 34 santa rosa 39 for napa 40's cover everybody else. that's should drive home the point that we do have some cold air aloft so even though we duty at the state i'm eating. we make it some clouds trust redevelop a little bit in there. but it will keep those temperatures down a look at these winds as we go forward today little bit of a breeze tomorrow here comes that opportunity of rain about this point now and then afterwards we'll be left with some actually have your winds going on as we go into sunday night monday that's another clear patch up looks like into monday afternoon. let's watch the systems in the motion. there's the first hit happening on sunday, but the big show here as we get closer, we'll be kind of breaking this down little bit more so but heavier rain is expected overnight to wednesday morning more on wednesday. and then another

dose of looks like as we head into next weekend. so not bad as we go into wet pattern here. still with la nina into place. winter weather advisory. that's in place going on until for today, but then another one will be reinstated at 7 through 4 on monday high temperatures across the state looking at 50's all over the place 27 though up to big bear your 4 zone forecast checking things out 55 san francisco get used to 50's lots of them. 53 pacifica looks like northern end of the peninsula mid to upper 50's, not much movement heading even down south 59 palo alto 57 mountain dew, santa clara valley all pretty much checking mid to upper 50's at that east bay shoreline to the south 57 hayward and also tri valley to dublin, 5657 for walnut creek that's with sunshine. but it's wet winter pattern though 54 for berkeley and there we crack some 60's and solano county 54 for the napa 5960 santa rosa with upper 50's heading down south. so we have the 50's lined up here's

another shot of rain on sunday break monday. tuesday night things change in little unsettled as we head into the next weekend. those lows. some 30's chilly here and there watch out monday morning and some more 40's as we get unsettled 40's covers at the coast. noel and marty. looking at these pictures honestly it's hard to tuesday will mark one year since the death of nba legend kobe bryant. >>and his daughter gianna they died in a helicopter crash in california along with 7 others. >>his dad, his passing is one of those day to remember and i'll never forget that morning would never know well kobe bryant's widow vanessa has asked the media to refrain from showing images of the crash scene instead she's asking people to post photos or artwork to show how kobe inspired them, she's hoping to inspire others around the world in his memory, nancy loo has more. >>like so many others 30 year-old terrell porter has poured his grief over kobe

bryant into his art work. if there's anything that you want to be like great. >>you know if you want to be great the brawlers refer back to kobe bryant and you have to eat. >>porter's latest work is a massive commissioned piece on a building not far from the staples center is among hundreds of works being tracked by fellow laker fan mike as an er who channeled his grief by setting up a website year-old dot com. >>and really it's just an interactive and information and city guides just to make this process easier for fans on. >>the current count is well over 400 kobe murals and almost half are nowhere near l a seeing these murals really in every corner of the world in areas that i never kobe region not an impact or but i'm no longer may's anymore. it's really global thing going on with his moments out its worldwide web

>>this year career just blossoming like a almost a year since the world lost the laker legend his daughter, gigi and 7 others there is no doubt they will never be forgotten. while many new murals are popping up this week in southern california. this large one surfaced recently in tampa florida. and just this week kobe bryant featured in a tribute wall in birmingham, alabama. >>it gave me a sense park is it made me feel like when i'm gone, i'm doing something for the because my i believe that a person's job in life is to inspire the kobe inspiration includes his work ethic just planning the mural. >>and i'm literally out here for about 16 hours, sometimes 23 hours, you know. so just. this being going back and for us like him gone back to the jail all the welcome back. just basically doing what i love. >>to so some of the murals take days or even months and many are not commissioned.

most convey love joy and strength. >>it really doesn't matter where you're from what you do what your upbringing was there is something that you can apply from what he taught us. i it's your life right see possibly push through adversity get through these challenging times that we all face alliance when you look at the mural. >>we just want them to be quiet. it's always remember. yeah that mamba mentality if you don't like have you know. >>is feeling that that day

>>now for a little football the nfl is letting fans attend next month's super bowl. yes some 22,000 fans will be allowed inside raymond james stadium in tampa that includes 7500 health care workers who received covid-19 vaccines. they're going to get some free tickets. the nfl talk to public health officials before they made that decision the nfl's chief medical officer says the people attending the game will be required to wear masks, even if they are vaccinated. and for your money this morning instacart is cutting hundreds of jobs, including it's only union unionized workers the grocery delivery companies eliminating close to 1900 employees including those. >>who recently formed a union now these cuts are all part of a move by the company to boost its ranks of independent contract workers. instacart says it will be providing severed severance packages and

help place affected workers in open positions within the company. the music mogul jay z is working to get people into the marijuana industry according to the wall street journal jay z's creating a 10 million dollar fund designed to help minority business owners launch their own dispensaries the pot industry is expected to bring in some 70 billion dollars by 2030. but jay z says people of color only making a fraction of the prophet right now. so the rapper's launching his own cannabis lyle redid launches own cannabis line last year called monogram. >>on senator bernie sanders is turning his viral mittens moment into a fundraiser for charity. we absolutely love this segment. sanders stole some of the spotlight at wednesday's inauguration with his oversize it is the image quickly went viral with many memes showing sanders next forrest gump in the middle of a hamilton seen game of thrones and with demi moore in ghost foreign markets to lviv

out now sanders campaign is selling a sweatshirt with the image in cost $45 100% of the proceeds are going to be donated to meals on wheels in his state of vermont, definitely a great way to capitalize on moment that i love that say should be so all right well, still ahead in the next hour the go on 00:00am morning news. >>several vaccination supersites are now open all across the bay area their locations and who can sign up for appointment will have it for you coming up. plus why many health experts in the bay area are now strongly encouraging double mask keen to help keep covid-19 at bay. and hate messages posted on a prominent san francisco high school message board we'll find out why the school board president says this highlights a deeper problem within the school

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>>the news station you're watching join us on the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm marty gonzalez that saturday, january 23rd and i'm noelle bellow it is 09:00am we're starting to see the sunshine a little bit this morning which is really nice. >>got some rain on the way as well later this weekend so dave spahr has got the details for a safe well mardy good morning and good morning, everybody improving sky conditions as well we have for right had some rain going on from last night but that's basically in our backyard, her. >>back behind us the rearview mirror. i guess is what trying

to get to. anyway ahead though there are some more unsettled potro's into the all this traffic stop i'm not doing the traffic anyway. clearing skies as we got going on there hope you don't have any bumps in the road like i did and as you can see the shot temper on looks pretty good actually this is the shot from mount tam but the you can see downtown looks pretty good with the cloud cover starting to clear out now we did see 30's. center is this morning on the 39, but we saw a lot more 30's earlier with all the cloud cover a little unusual you don't get that cold that tells us later on today, we're not going to see temperatures as lofty with all the sunshine as we sometimes typically do there's the clearing catch you can see it's with us for only a day. then tonight, we'll see the clouds redeveloping there is some rain happening probably tomorrow afternoon checking the winds by the way we'll get a breeze today but getting a little windy. it looks like tomorrow and that will be also tomorrow night 52 at 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock only 55 might scratch about 60 or so, but that's really about it

even though we'll see all the sunshine going put your weekend forecast together coming up in just a bit morning. well. >>all right dave, thanks a lot get to our top story this morning, we're more than a month into the roll out of the coronavirus vaccine going a little slower than folks anticipated california is at the bottom of the list actually in considered the worst in the country for getting shots into people's arms about 19 million doses of the vaccine have been given across the country. california has used only about one 3rd of its allotment right now according to the cdc that adds up to only 1.8 million vaccine doses administered out of the 4.7 million doses given to the to blame here that practice no longer happening. state health officials are also facing increased scrutiny over how they determine when to lift the stay at home orders. the

latest update shows the bay area's icu bed capacity is now 6 and a half percent. >>the greater sacramento region is nearly 8% the northern california region is above 32% and the san joaquin valley and southern california region still have no icu beds available. now let's take a look at the how the stay at home order works regions with a projected 4 week icu bed capacity, greater than 15% are allowed to lift the order. the greater sacramento region had restrictions lifted just last week but the health department recently stopped daily update updating the numbers which is raising now even more questions. >>he realizes that we're confusing people more by putting all these metrics up there so we're we're we're trying to come up with a way to do we're going to come up with issues it just explains all the different ways i see the past year used. i hope that explains most of it because it gets or it took me it took me several weeks just just for me to understand that on strictly senate metrics to

really an insult to the public saying oh this is too confusing for you to understand. >>well reached out to the governor's office trying to get more clarity and the comment but we haven't heard back noel. >>san francisco mayor london breed is suggesting that outdoor dining hair salons and other services could soon reopen in san francisco. covid cases and hospitalizations are down right now and so is the rate of transmission the mayor explained in a tweet if that downward trend continues, businesses could begin reopening sooner than expected. the city's health director agrees. >>there's always been very aggressive in our shelter in place orders when things looked like they were getting escalating and because we've been doing that i think we're going to be able to move more aggressively and in the relatively near future. >>san francisco's reopening is tied to the other 10 bay area counties under the state's regional stay at home order. officials are hoping though that the region's icu projections will allow

businesses to reopen sometime soon. this all comes a san francisco launched its first mass coronavirus vaccination clinic at city college those who qualify include health care workers people living or working at long-term care facilities and anyone, 65 and older you do have to register before going to the clinic. the city is aiming to vaccinate 10,000 people a day once the clinics at the moscone center and the sf market open as well. those will depend on how many more vaccine doses the city actually receives marty. >>noel in the north bay solano county is planning to open up mass vaccination clinics as well county leaders and health officials held a virtual town hall updating residents on the much anticipated covid-19 vaccine. now as officials are scouting for potential locations they and the concern now is getting more doses. solano county is still in phase. one of the vaccination tier that means the shots are reserved for people who considered high risk frontline

health care workers and first responders as of friday more than 32,000 vaccines have been distributed in solano county and they're still reserving supply for a second dose. >>our pace is different and some of our neighbors because we actually have a lot more people in those higher tiers that our neighbors and so it takes longer to get to the lower tiers. >>well health officials are hopeful that with 2 new covid vaccines currently under clinical trial. and both of them expected to be approved for the fda by the fda for emergency use in february or march. once mass clinics open they say more people will be eligible to get the shot is projected vaccines will be widely available by the summer. let's take a look at the newest covid mass vaccination site in the south bay. it's at the mountain view community center. yesterday's rain didn't stop folks from % showing up to get their vaccination one of the first people in line told kron 4 it was a relief to finally get her shot.

>>i'm glad that i was able to do it i really wasn't sure how long it was going to take expected to be in line for an hour and blah blah blah. and i tried to do everything it they asked me to do and all worked out. >>well good good to hear appointment of course to get a shot at this center and it all but because of the limited supply appointments are only available to health care workers long-term care facility residents and people who are 75 and older now those 65 and older may have to wait another 6 day weeks before they get their shot. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news san francisco's laguna honda hospital giving us an update after reporting a 6 deaths at the nursing home. plus health experts have long said wearing masks is the best way to stop the spread of covid-19 now some of

>>good morning welcome back almost back to normal this morning at a south bay where house following a hazmat incident that took place last night. emergency crews had to respond to an ammonia spill at the kellogg facility in san jose. now the building is located on a go street and the spill forced police to block off the surrounding area for several hours. there were no reports of any injuries. >>the san francisco public school district is investigating racist posts shared at lowell high school administrators say a virtual bulletin board used by students and teachers to post

notes was taken over with hateful comments and slurs. and it happened after a lesson on anti racism students were asked to share their thoughts following the lesson and that's when those racist comments. bypassed an adult moderator and were posted online. >>we are all enraged want the student or students who posted these messages to be identified and held accountable for their actions. my heart specifically goes out to all members of our community who were targeted black students and 2 issues. the images and hateful words are part of historic acts of violence that have been committed. time and again and i will not tolerate it. >>district officials did deactivate the forum and district tech staff are now working to track down where that of those offensive posts came from dave. >>all right, we have some cloud cover in some rain going on overnight for lift off those clouds going into a mostly sunny mode enjoy your saturday because rain is

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>>this one 14 good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news we enjoying the different views we're seeing here this morning because there is a little bit of sunshine to talk about which nice start to see a little clearing out yes, definitely but there is going to be some rain on the way after this nice cool sunshiny day so we've got dave spahr with all the details hey hey hey noel marty good morning and good morning, everybody of the sunshine first, though you

know we get to have our dessert first and then you know here comes the meat and gravy and everything like that as we get into tomorrow, it looks like with a more rain. >>and that's an unsettled week ahead monday looks pretty good by the way but towards the end of the week things start changing here some you can see some leftover cloud cover downtown in the city a bit and across the bay just a touch but a lot clearing out that's good news because we need that's that's a son peering through to help the vertical motion of the atmosphere to take care of the cloud cover, but there you have it from the golden gate bridge, our temperatures still holding on to 39 for santa rosa, but elsewhere pretty much the 40's. we didn't get too cold across most of the major part of the bay up in the north bay that's workable core this morning in the 30's but this time of year a lot of times you can see temperatures dipping into the 20's. but this happened with cloud cover and rain so we do have some colder air still a lot so even those skies open up nicely still going to be a bit on the cool side today so definitely need the jacket. we're looking at sunshine today, sure and

then tomorrow things start changing here as we get to around noon or shortly into the afternoon there you can see around. crawling right across the bay early afternoon. so it's a different story tomorrow afterwards we're left with some scattered showers and we open up the skies again for looks like monday in the morning might have some stray showers and yes, mountain snows by the way there's yet another winter weather advisory today. it's a breeze. and then tomorrow as we're going to see more of that wind activity with our next storm system rain system at least now most of the heavier stuff will be clearing by about this time and then in its aftermath with scattered showers. we'll get some of those heavier winds. they look to be still strong around the peninsula, san francisco in the coast of the north bay. now the reason why we don't have any wind advisories as this is probably not long enough to issue one but doesn't you know the winds are kind of uptick a little bit on all that so it's a break today, mostly sunny mild 50's. a couple token 60's. then for tomorrow, it's mostly cloudy late morning, rain develop showers into the night the winds i also showed you that

too next week is interesting monday a break tuesday. particularly by probably after sunset is when the rain really starts hitting and there's a really heavy zone that will hit us by about midnight give or take a few hours in and around there. afterwards, we're left with rain kind of coming and going with all of that this first dose here might produce some flooding issues so we're going to be looking out for all of that to get the recent burn areas seeking out there see all that you know full the issue anything on that 55 san francisco, 58 for oakland, 57 san jose. and it's pretty much upper 50's over most the geography even though lots of sunshine so with that busy week coming up ahead we're going to be back in a bit kind of pinpointing all that and also check into the 4 zone forecast to well and marty. >>all right, thanks dave opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial for donald trump will begin next month. that's according to senate majority leader chuck schumer. >>house speaker nancy pelosi will be sending the article of impeachment against trump to the senate on monday. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell wants to postpone

the impeachment trial until february though to give the former president time to prepare his case. it is scheduled now to begin on february 8th. the house as you know impeached trump on a single charge of incitement of insurrection for the deadly attack on the capital earlier this month. there will be news this morning, the words of donald trump supporters who are accused of participating in the deadly us capitol riot may actually be end up being used against him in his upcoming senate impeachment trial. at least 5 supporters facing federal charges have suggested that they were taking orders from the van president trump when they marched on capitol hill to challenge the certification of president joe biden's win. now those comments are being spelled out in criminal complaints and are likely to take center stage when democrats lay out their case to convict trump. >>the state congressman eric swalwell is one of the impeachment managers for this upcoming trial. the representative tells us he believes he and his team have

put together a strong case. this trial marks a lot of firsts no president has ever been impeached twice and no former president has ever been put on trial swalwell a former east a prosecutor says none of that fazes him. >>we believe that we have to do this can sweep it under the rug. we have to hold donald trump accountable for what he incited we have to deter future presidents from ever doing something like this the only time going to try and to if you're a president leaving office is in the final days or weeks of your term so we have to make sure every president knows that will hold you accountable to the very last second of your term and then finally because donald trump has such a disdain for public safety and democracy we believe we must disqualify him from ever serving because if he could serve again he would do this again. >>some democrats are reportedly concerned about losing momentum in the impeachment trial but swalwell tells us that's not a concern of his either marty. >>well president biden sign

more executive orders to address the coronavirus pandemic more than 410,000 americans have died from covid-19 and as kareen wynter reports biden says the pandemic isn't just a once in a lifetime health crisis. but the worst economic crisis in modern history as well. >>president joe biden signing more executive orders today to boost america's struggling economy and protect federal workers executive action that increases food stamp benefits restores collective bargaining power and worker protections delivers stimulus checks to anyone who hasn't received a payment and promotes a $15 hourly minimum wage in a national emergency. we need to act like we're in a national emergency. so we've got to move. with everything we've got we've got to do it together these actions are not a substitute for comprehensive legislative relief. but they will provide a critical

lifeline to millions of families his plan provides resources. >>so that we can meet the goal of safely reopening a majority of our k 2, 8, schools in the first 100 days of this administration also today, the senate voted to confirm retired general lloyd austin as secretary of defense making him the first african-american to head this department there are only 2 gop lawmakers who voted against austin's confirmation secretary austin's confirmation is a major benefit to our national security. >>and he's going to hit the ground running leaving the pentagon. >>well that was kareen wynter reporting the white house also again confirming the general lloyd austin will be sworn in as defense secretary on monday, 5 vice president kamala harris. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a little sports with kate rooney, she has more on the legacy of hank aaron and highlights last night's hockey and college hoops stick with us.

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>>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>and leaves behind not only one of the greatest careers in major league baseball, but an incredible civil rights legacy as well he faced racism throughout his career and became champion for that cause even winning the presidential medal of freedom in 2002. he'll be missed just as much

for that as far as a chief months on the field so we're sharing some of today's tributes to hammerin hank in a note on twitter barry bonds hank aaron for quote everything you ever taught us for being a trailblazer through adversity and setting an example for all us african american ballplayers who came after you darien native mc hammer tweeted this photo of himself as a child with aaron explaining that the hammer in his name is a tribute to hammerin hank and willie mays released a statement through the giants saying he was a very humble and quiet man and just simply a good guy i have so many fond memories of hank and we'll miss him very much. we will too. well it's time to go to the ice the san jose sharks were back in action after winning a thriller in st. louis on wednesday patty marlowe and san jose well they still don't know when it will be able to play at home in minnesota tonight first period wild up one nothing marlowe fees erik karlsson funds not and he finds the back of the net. >>sharks time this one up at

one same score in the second period while really put on the offensive pressure here nick field staff with the pass to zach 3 say and he gets past sharks goalie devan dubnyk minnesota taken the lead, they wouldn't relinquish it they added 2 more goals in the final 2 minutes for the final score. 41 minnesota these 2 teams will meet again for rematch on sunday stanford women's team was back in action for the first time since their shocking loss to colorado on sunday and not an easy bounce back game for tara vanderveer is club her 5th rank cardinal taking on number 6 u c l a final minutes of this game car down to kianna williams taking it all the way down and nailing the jumper to tie it at 65 she had 19 points to lead the team, but that wouldn't be enough to get past the bruins 30 seconds later mckayla windy lays it in to give the bruins the lead back and they'd hang on final score, 70 to 66 a lot of offensive power from and stanford loses back to back games for the first time since last february. well when the

green bay packers take on the tampa bay bucs in the nfc championship on sunday look for a bay area native to make an impact wide receiver davante adams went to palo alto high school we're retired head coach earl hansen remembers him as a quiet and hardworking teenager. now he leads the packers and his 3rd in the nfl in receiving yards. adams didn't even start playing football until his junior year, but he was a huge part of polly's undefeated season. his senior year. so coach anson told kron four's kylen mills that he and adams former teammates hope that this is the year he finally wins the super bowl. >>i mean at what he's doing now is. can't predict that the gist. you know what he did. you know if someone is capable of but sometimes it just didn't happen for him. now he's making it happen. so that's really fun to see. >>adams joins san mateo native tom brady as the bay area reps in the nfc title game that's happening on sunday at noon brady though will be playing for the opposing a buccaneers but still good to see that

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>>good morning welcome back kron 00:00am morning news. it's a 09:30am we're just kind of marveling at this a beautiful shot we've got mount tam right now we see that fog really role in this morning and see the sales force tower just peeking through days far as standing by he's got a little bit more on what we can expect weather wise over the

next couple of days a day well good morning guys, good morning, everybody just waiting for cloud cover to kind of clear out a little bit here as we get the sun out to join us so we're looking at a mostly sunny day today but things will be a change in for you. >>as we get to tomorrow in another break expected on monday first order of business is to take care of this moisture right now yet clear on out of here as we go into mostly sunny mode upstream nothing's going to bother us, but that's really tomorrow that things start to change again. we managed to get down to 39 santa rosa we're in the 30's up there in the north they with napa the bottle all in the 30's and that's with the cloud cover and even the rain that we had typically choose the clear skies, the do that for us, but is an idea that the air aloft is a bit on the cool side so even though we see all the sunshine don't expect a lot in terms of temperature movement interesting enough we have a bit of an offshore wind right now calm wind conditions elsewhere. breaking it down for you we're at 52, it looks like for 1 o'clock at 5 o'clock 55 we might see some areas scratching about 60 or so but the bigger story will

be outside of the rain tomorrow next week the unsettled week we have a walk through with you all the long range for forecast models them back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot of well san francisco's laguna honda hospital has reported that 6 covid-19 related deaths facility has more than 700 patients only 68 of which have contracted the virus the facility didn't have a single covid related death for months that is until now 6 patients died of the virus between december 11th and january 7th now while one death is just still too many health experts are pointing out the hospital has done a much better job controlling the spread of the virus compared to other smaller facilities. >>they say you know you don't like to have deaths. and you don't like to hav infection there. but it's inevitable there was going to be some. but i think it's quite remarkable that they've been able to hold down as much as they've been able to better to be 0. but this is better than you know. a lot of the other

scenarios. >>residents of laguna honda have already received one dose of the vaccine that we received their second shots beginning next week. >>and the pandemic medical health experts bn strongly recommending wearing masks to stave off the spread of the virus, yeah and now they are doubling down saying new research shows increasingly positive benefits of wearing 2 masks for better protection kron four's terisa saucy explains the science behind this new move to layer up. >>while it may sound at first excessive do where to mass rather than one there is actual scientific facts to prove the point actually i just sort of people thought this was a physical scientist in question are at this point time should we be wearing their masks and i think the answer is yes me doctor monica gandhi an infectious disease physician with ucsf she along with doctor are an expert in virus transmission. virginia tack recently put forth a

medical commentary on the principles of the importance of face masks and more precisely the data supporting double mask came there to be these it's because we think there's more virus around him exposed number one second is the variance like you said in numbers to anyone who's indoors inside industry endorses marcus that out us i would say is for people running outside for example with so many mass out there. >>now the question is what to mask should we wear that is really up what we wrote about is it surgical mask blocks the virus left just actually it's almost like a lecture popo and in the mask walks it in flavors they can't get through this in putting those 2 together is as effective as an n 95 speaking of an n 95. the doctor says that it is the gold standard because of its unique material. >>however she says they must be properly fitted and are

still in short supply so she recommends the cloth and surgical option. and there is this how best to layer the 2. >>and the way that i recommend it is actually the search for the outside that's awfully inside why because the clock is the one that's going to get word to the next your and you want to watch that were frequently and the surgical that can used in tell it really starts tapping on sites like could we could probably use it for about 5 days doctor gandhi says washing the cloth every few days is best. >>something else that is evolving surface contamination. she says early on in the pandemic there was fear surrounding touching services including mass. >>however, circus tents mission about 100 people would have to sneeze surface and then you have to look at to service transmission. so that's really strong but it's we are over with see over scary like to have to take it off like that not

>>she adds thinking that way can help people relax and realize they can win needed adjust their mask. better yet adjust their double mask while inside shoring up their defenses against this pandemic to recess stasio kron 4 news. >>now to the east bay where contra costa county health officials have a goal of delivering 1 million doses of the covid by vaccine by independence day. currently the county has the lowest icu bed capacity is that it's had since the start of the pandemic and just last month there were 145 covid related deaths that's more than a 3rd of all deaths that we're in the county all of last year. so far just 65,000 doses have been distributed. so to meet their goal the county will have to average roughly 5700 doses a day over the next 6 months. and to support the distribution effort. the city of antioch has helped convert the nick rodriguez community center and theater into a mass

vaccination site contra costa county health services is hoping the site will give more than 8,000 vaccinations every day. the city ranks second behind richmond for the highest number of positive coronavirus infections. in contra costa county. the new clinic is open to all eligible county residents but appointments are required well. >>today marks one year since the world's first coronavirus lockdown it was 02:00am in wuhan china when a notice was sent to residents smartphones announcing those restrictions. the strict stay at home order went on for 76 days and now a year later looking at video now life in wuhan is largely returned to normal in the central chinese city of 11 million people of course, everyone wearing masks there after months of negotiations now china has finally given permission for the w h o to begin investigating the virus's origins. >>we do have breaking news this morning legendary talk show host larry king has died at the age of 87. >>he is such a legend he graced our tv screens for more

than half a century. chris schauble taking a look back on his life and legacy. >>the pope forgave the man whom him you forgive john hinckley, yes. >>from presidents to playboy bunnies celebrities to criminals princes and friends larry king talked with them all during a career that spanned 60 years and 60,000 interviews, the man born laurent seager and brooklyn in 1933 knew he wanted a career on air. so we moved to miami got a job hopping floors at a radio station. when one of the dj has abruptly quit young warrants was the only one available to fill in. by the 1970's, his radio show was syndicated nationwide. in 1985, a fledgling cable tv network called cnn hired him to take his interview show to tv. my name is larry. >>this is the premier edition of larry king live larry king

live would run for 25 years and peter king interviewing everybody who is anybody in the world of entertainment sports and of course had handled in rocky and what he did action in 1993 11 million people watched the debate on the show between then vice president al gore and ross perot that was the largest basic cable audience today it would not be the last time the king made history. his resume includes 2 peabody awards an emmy injections into the national radio and broadcast hall of fame's so i call you in the areas, likely king larry. >>well king larry would be great on them and let's do larry and i do >>he was married 8 yes 8 times to 7 different women and had 5 children. he and his family were common sights in chavez ravine where he would watch his beloved dodgers player. well into his 80's king

remained on air doing shows for hulu and various specials. a few years ago, he told us why he never planned to retire. >>i love interview people i love the home them. when it updates. all of these you can do in life nothing beasts nothing year-old and i like those on she >>after a career that saw him go from swabbing hallways to becoming perhaps the most famous interviewer in the world, our own frank buckley caught up with king in 2020 that ask him how he hoped to be remembered. >>there were legacy will be he communicate. news. to take guess so whatever ways and deliver something that people would find interesting funny enlightening. and the and to the lives of people who are. your question years that's what they are to you.

>>good morning welcome back we're enjoying the calm between the storms yes exactly we had a little bit of rain and whatnot yesterday we're going to see some sunshine today but then rain is right back at us again tomorrow dave spahr has got a little bit more hope at a day. >>can you that well i like

there we haha i'm almost because i want to stir bunny thing. our favor yeah it's pretty good saturday enjoy soak it up like the plants and everything because tomorrow here come to get going to get rained on as we all will, and it looks like in next week, an unsettled weather pattern particular watching tuesday night through wednesday. good news about this is this has been very consistent all the model runs for about a week or so so we like consistency. the model seem to agree on timing and intensity is let's hope it holds up but have some flooding issues with that but we'll put that together we get closer this is a little shot that we have from mount tam there's san francisco off to the background still dealing with some of the leftover cloud cover there sfo. no delays this morning at all up to was kind of turning go mostly sunny start we world of chillier up in the north bay in the 30's recovered the 40's and we did that with cloud cover moisture on the surface so typically we don't use the fall that much less we have clear skies. the other issue is we have that colder air aloft remember that today, even though you see all that sunshine out there want to throw the jacket on a sweater

because it will be a little chilly outside still to come to get a little breeze going on this afternoon. now we'll have more intense winds tomorrow coupled with some of the rain since about 2 o'clock and by this point. the rain will be across midday going down to the south in its wake come some heavier when winds particularly at the coast peninsula. keep that in mind a little bit but we see it off to the east bay in the teens and even the 20's so going to be windy even in the wake of the heavier rains that we get tomorrow when it's kind of more scattered showers stuff. so let's put it all together here. here's tomorrow's event. all right. we clear out from monday and then boom that's the big hit. tuesday night through wednesday that will probably linger a little bit under wednesday unsettled for thursday maybe even friday but saturday another hit and looks like more on sunday we'll take that don't usually see this pattern has often with that by the way this also means our winter weather up in tahoe. now we do have a winter weather advisory till 4 today than they have a new one that's been issued this for 07:00pm they go through our

break i guess 07:00pm all the way through 04:00pm on monday that's through the batch of rain coming our way tomorrow and that's in terms of mountain snows most of the readings in the board in the 50's across the state 27. though for big bear but a little closer across the bay in our 4 zone forecast we'll scrounge up a couple 60's for you 55 san francisco, 57 for daly city 53 pacific of doing more of those mid 50's in the northern end of the peninsula down south upper 50's, a 57 mountain view palo alto 59. and the santa clara valley, most readings here mid to upper 50's. do have some more those mid 50's the southern end of the east bay shoreline 57 for tri valley 57 for walnut creek and conquered 54 for berkeley. in solano county got some 60's there though i got 56 for pittsburgh, 54 for the laiho 59 for nap and 60 for santa rosa, more upper 50's down south. so we get a break today. break on monday tuesday, the rain develops this will be the intense rain

into the monday more wednesday morning commute potentially instill unsettled as we finish off the week. meanwhile, our lows. 30's watch out as we get to monday in the 40's returns were unsettled, we'll keep those 40's at the coast. well you might be surprised to learn that what you eat can not only improve your health but could also take care of some conditions that are common with aging. >>now last week we found out how the foods you eat can affect hearing loss and the loss of balance. well today or health expert karen, a lot of guys here with some more healthy anti aging food fixes with foods that can help relieve joint pain. hi, karen good morning. >>hi good morning marty. >>well tell us more about some foods that can take care help relieve the pain of arthritis. >>well the number 1, 5, or 10 and that might sound surprising that they actually did a study on fiber and they found that those at age 20 grams of fiber a day reduce their risk of osteoarthritis.

by 30% so is really significant those that had 25 grams of fiber reduced it by 61% so you know a lot of people are suffering from wear and tear friday is all that pain and this is some way to reduce those symptoms and it's really easy to do a lot easier than people think some people think 25 grams of fiber this way but here's an example right 25 grams looks like. so a quarter cup of steel cut oats in the morning. an apple and then half a cup of beans but it's not that my notes >>your favorite the pistachio nuts you know me and then added 8 ounces one cup of raspberries and that's 25 grams right there that is completely doable. very doable yeah if you just make these

little swat team and maybe your white toast with wheat toast. that's going to easily boost up fiber intake for the day. >>and you're saying that this really cuts down by by 30%. lowers the risk of of arthritis in the joints. >>right this was a study done in ireland and they had 2 groups of people so yeah, very significant well that really is ok and it's pretty easy fix. thanks. a lot. karen let's go on to depression which is which what a lot of people are dealing with especially now that we're well into one year dealing with covid. >>right and you think about depression and how it affects your mood you know that what the studies now show is that it also affects physical changes. and the that is that it affects the value of brain meaning brain shrinkage so it's causing your brain to shrink and the long year that state depression, the more

volume is lost. so the areas of the brain the hippocampus prefrontal cortex those are the areas that they see this shrinkage in those are the areas that affect your memory. >>anxiety. seeing set your thinking processes motivation. a lot is that that is affected from depression because of that. >>and so what are some foods that might be able to help alleviate some of these problems. >>one of the problems first trying to not cause yourself to get into these mood crack is ok which you know we we tended want to go to our comfort foods it or actually the foods that cause those crashes because there usually refined carbohydrates want to try and stick with more the. >>the whole whole grain foods so where you can actually see the grain. yes, a difference and then here it's refined its ground into flour and this is

where it's going to. >>boost your blood sugar quickly and then cause grill mood crashes as far your energy crashes your mood but also follow well that's part of the problem that so many people have is they take you know a candy bar something like this that gives them an instant. >>hi but then the crash is also pretty severe as well. >>right in that that boost only last for about 2030 minutes. they don't have something whole that will distribute the energy over 3 to 4 hours so you have a gradual boost of energy and it's tough you're not going to get that big crash. what are some i sorry kelly, what what are some whole grains that you recommend. >>so anything that you could see like whole grain. rice keane also good good choice, but just trying to add those in and makes those in in oats also want to talk about right are all good sources of whole

grains anything where you could see that great and one thing to make clear here is is when you talk about rise, we're talking about brown rice aren't we. >>exactly yes week we're not talking about the white rice because that's going to cause your blood sugar exactly like okay. let's talk about vitamin d 4%. yes, so vitamin those what they did a study they found that those people that and they study people that were in the 50's 50 and over and those that were deficient in vitamin d tended to be also depressed so the idea is to make sure your vitamin d levels are. >>at the optimal level. you get it from sunshine your body can produce it when you're out in the sun but we've been all isolated inside and then also as you get older your body is not able to produce that vitamin d as efficiently as when you're younger so that's another reason tv. to be sure you get enough of the divide

monday as you get older, so to kind of wrap things up karen including last week just to bring people up to date. >>we talked different types of foods that candy that can help deal with people who are dealing with a hearing loss with balance. today we talked joint pain and depression. all that can our diet can help alleviate some of these issues. >>exactly and so when you think about it 8 when you want if you want to age well, thank you need to eat well you know and all these all these foods are more plant based. >>not high in saturated fats and not high and the refined sugars to yeah, okay. >>excellent advice, karen. these are some fantastic tips that we can all use thank you so much. >>sherry have a great >>sherry have a great breakfast yeah, >>sherry have a great breakfast yeah, have you or a loved one been wronged by pre-made breakfast? well, wendy's has your back dropping the hammer with two of these made to order breakfast sandwiches

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>>welcome back for months, senator bernie sanders is turning his like we should both be sitting into a fundraiser for charity senator sanders soul of some of the spotlight of course that wednesday's inauguration with his oversize handed mittens and that image quickly went viral with many memes showing use on their next forrest gump, he was in hamilton game of thrones with demi moore and goes he was everywhere everywhere with those mittens now his campaign is actually selling the sweatshirt with

the image it cost $45 100% of the proceeds donated to meals on wheels in his state of vermont so using it for some good going to a good cause. yes, exactly good laughs could cause all because that bring it back home for a bit and take a look at the 7 day forecast. we're expecting some rain beginning tomorrow. >>and then we have a little bit of a break on monday take advantage of it because and we have bring the rest the week exactly so definitely a don't put away your raincoats or your rain boots you'll need them for the rest of the week, but we'll see you again before then tomorrow but.