change your thinking to ibs-c. if your constipation and belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >>news stations, you're watching the car. hey good morning everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is sunday january 31st we've made it to the end of the month it looks like the sun is really trying to peek out really nicely this morning. i know we nicer day yesterday than we had was lovely and some parts of the bay is beautiful day a little bit chilly but overall really nice a little chilly and i think that chilled come a sticks with us states far. >>a warmer going on for today just up in the temperatures just a little bit going on here. >>and we're still having quite a bit of cloud cover up in the

north bay we may get a sprinkle up there there's the deck a cloud cover you can see off towards the golden gate bridge and then for half moon bay looks like russia to ease some clearing going on here and that will be in our future in the early afternoon. here's a look at the satellite radar you will see a couple little lines of some showers going on way up north there might be getting into sonoma county a little bit as well but we're looking for a clear patch to develop for the early afternoon before things start to turn 4. monday, it looks like there's a different program to start your early work week here little bit of a mild breeze going on while we're at it. temperatures hold like this in the 40's up to the north bay 53 for open 51 san francisco in 54 san jose, breaking the day down lots of cloud cover to start off with clearing out the early afternoon, but it looks like clouds redevelop again by tomorrow a look at your forecast into early next week back to you all right dave, thanks a lot of us get to the news this morning breaking overnight one person was shot during an officer involved shooting. >>on i 80 in vacaville saturday night the chp in

vacaville police investigating the incident happened just saw along westbound i 80 just east of the midway off-ramp that's where officers closed the freeway for several hours. last night but fortunately it's since been reopened now police have not yet confirmed what led up to the shooting nor the condition of the person who was shot by the officer. we'll of course keep you up to date on this story throughout the morning. now to the latest on the covid pandemic today marks one years since the first case of the coronavirus was confirmed in the bay area. a person in santa clara county tested positive for the virus one year ago today now since then the u.s. has topped more than 26 million cases that's right. the latest data from johns hopkins university found it took 311 days for the country to record the 1st half. >>of the cases but just 64 days to rack up the second 13 million cases now here in california more than 18,000 new cases were reported within the last 24 hours. currentlye

more than 15,000 californians are hospitalized with covid with nearly 4,000 of them in the icu overall california has reported 3.2 million cases of coronavirus since the start of the pandemic. >>well as the case numbers continue to rise governor newsom says california is accelerating the pace of getting the vaccine into arms in less than 2 weeks the golden state went from administering one and a half million vaccinations 2 more than 3.2 million doses the governor says that's 58% of the state's capacity. well. >>and the south bay santa clara county has topped more than 100,000 cases and more than 1300 deaths the county says it wants to get 85% of people vaccinated by august. it also adds that 1.5 million people would fit the criteria for the vaccine in order for the goal to happen as many as 15,000 people would have to be vaccinated every day the

county is also looking into new options for mass vaccination sites as well as community locations marty well, it's a habit that many people are ready practice but there's a new order from the cdc that will make it mandatory beginning tuesday americans will be required to wear a mask while traveling with other people. >>now this order will include any time that you travel on a plane in a taxi on a train or a bus. it also includes transit hubs like bart stations subways and also rideshare vehicles now anyone who doesn't wear a mask in these spaces will be in violation of federal law keep in mind you do not have to wear a mask while you drive your own car. now we have a full list of those rules on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>as the roll out of the covid-19 vaccine continues across california expectant mothers are expressing mixed feelings about getting the shot. the cdc and health care providers do say taking the vaccine is the safest route while pregnant. but earlier this week the world health

organization had a slightly different suggestion. it did recommend pregnant woman not take the moderna vaccine unless they're a health care worker or have a preexisting condition. doctor heads the department of obstetrics at university of alabama hospital in birmingham. he says his pregnant patients who have had covid recovered quickly but some did become severely ill and he's recommending pregnant or lactating women take the covid-19 vaccine. >>only worried about the mother were also worried about the fetus is well there's a lot we know about the vaccine, there's a lot that we don't know about the vaccine. but this is a once in a lifetime pandemic we have seen nationally and internationally pregnant women die caught as a consequence of covid-19. you know it's our job to be able to provide what we think is the best prevention strategy for pregnant women. >>while health care providers are not worried about pregnant women taking the vaccine. they are worried about when it will become available to them at

the moment expectant mothers are not listed as a top priority in the state's covid-19 vaccination plan. >>and there's new data this morning showing at least one new coronavirus variant that is more resistant to vaccines vaccine makers novavax and johnson johnson found that their vaccines were less effective in south africa compared to here in the u.s. novavax says that its vaccine was 90% effective in clinical trials here but only 49% effective in south africa. other tests show similar results for the pfizer and moderna vaccines. the south african variant is widespread in that country and has already spread to 30 other countries, including the u.s.. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco police are searching for a gunman who they say injured a woman with a bb gun we'll have the latest on that for you. and a week before his impeachment trial is set to begin president trump's lawyers call it quits we'll explain why and coming up

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>>we're back on the kron 00:00am morning news, many of areas of the coronavirus now circulating around the world and scientists are primarily concerned about 3 of them that's right one variant was first discovered in the united kingdom, the second in south africa and then the last variant discovered in brazil.

well the masks that we wear have been proven to slow the spread of covid-19 but with these new and more contagious doctors are now doubling down that's right that some doctors are now suggesting wearing more than one mask may add an extra layer of protection jenna lewis has more. >>this new variant your new seemed to be more infectious. anything you can do to keep from getting infected makes really good sense right especially considering health care leaders believe the uk variant of covid-19 will be the dominant strain by march. >>the cdc says has been detected in 28 states including tennessee. and is considered to be much more contagious and why doctors say we need to step up our efforts to keep everyone safe. they believe doubling up on our mask is one way to do that. doctor anthony fauci even recommended earlier this week, it's something doctor. jeff warren says he's been doing for months i wear m 95. >>and then i have asked keep

an clean provide little bit more protection and he encourages others to do the same when appropriate. >>he says you can wear to cloth mask or even a scarf with the mask basically anything that provides extra layers of protection where to when you're in crowded places like. >>stores are. you know you're going into restaurants to order and you pick up or something like that a small inconvenience they make it little bit harder to breathe. he had to get used to it but necessary we want to see our current cases continue to decrease and be ready for if and when another strain which we know is that much more infectious you have to do everything in your possibility, your your ability to keep it from getting into. >>well that was jenna lewis reporting for us this morning. so far recent data suggest the current vaccine should still protect against these very and so they're effective this might be slightly diminished that's right the emergence of

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>>good morning welcome back we're all enjoying this brief break in the rain more is on the way but some people in southern california get a look they've been cleaning up from the winter storm that hit them hard last week we actually saw similar situations near the central coast here chris wolfe is taking a look at all the damage. win. rain flooding spinouts and mudslides. >>all part of the pounding southern california and your when the latest winter storm stirred up the region. early morning mudslide along highway 39 trapped several drivers on a hillside above azusa at least one car rolling directly into the thick impassable flow. this is he going to happen, i guess it's a bit of a.

>>a risk to come on up here. i've been coming here for years. so this we haven't seen this before, but. i guess is to be expected. >>caltrans finally cleared the roadway. this area recently burned in the ranch fire leaving the hillsides bare and unstable. mudslides also soil properties and streets in orange county's silverado canyon. >>cleanup will certainly be a challenge for homeowners and public works crews. authorities in san bernardino and riverside counties ordered more than 8,000 people ahead of the storm to evacuate from these danger neighborhoods that the face of recent wildfire burn areas. >>where downpours didn't trigger mudslides they flooded streets sky 5 was over lincoln heights thursday night when a driver slammed into a river along the side of the 5 freeway and spun out apparently no one was hurt. >>and would you believe this

hellacious footage was captured in manhattan beach. instead of enjoying sun and surf people had to overlook was helen pounding. >>the accumulation gave the appearance of a snow covered beach. prompting la county lifeguards to post the hashtag snow day on social media. >>hill also came crashing down in bell. this neighbor catching another recording the plow inspiring weather added to the mix was the threat of lightning which forced public safety personnel to close some la county beaches for part of the day. as people dig out clean up and settle down. forecasters warn another storm is coming to southern california. in a matter of days. >>that is sale in southern felling in manhattan beach house my dad did today he lives in oceanside is that

they got hail allow even further south in oceanside that's really wild. i mean i don't think we had any reports of of it that dave spahr and we've got some rain on the way tomorrow though southern california they actually the thunderstorm time period for them hail instability is really in the winter months not so much in the summer because you need instability to generate all that and it looks like a guess another dose is coming our way again it looks like early into next week. i have the radar popped up here real quick just to take a look here is there anything behind that will kind of like a line from way up to santa rosa off to the east that's where we've had some reports picking up in the rain bucket. just a little bit with that but beyond that that's all we're going to really see for today, it looks like things will open up a little bit as we go forward here is half moon bay for you and this again looks like another picture that's a pretty nice compared to what we'll be seeing. opening up the skies nicely from that vantage point golden gate bridge there you can see off towards the distance come shred of cloud cover that will thin out we're

getting a little opening that's temper. it's like last real role long but we'll see it in the afternoon before the clouds start streaming back in again, 45 santa rosa, 48 going on for now, but in the bottle off to the east we see upper 40's 53 for oakland 51 san francisco in 46 for palo alto let's do it in terms of future cast for here's a clear patch and then some cloud cover just before sunset overnight. we're clear and then monday at noon things start changing, here's this line of heavier rain marching on through this not like its predecessor though, but it looks like it will be discontinued to kind of train a little bit. of the santa cruz mountains a little bit all the way till about tuesday morning so the southern area of southern air a part of our viewing area. we'll probably get hit a little harder than the north. here's a look at those winds as we go through today just a little bit of a breeze, a pair of the north bay things don't really start happening until tomorrow. this might be enough for a wind advisory potentially we don't have anything yet, but they may issue something in particular very windy around

the coast as we see 20's and 30's getting into monday afternoon and tuesday. when subside just a little bit so the take away from this is early clearing then the clouds come back again mild with highs in the 60's early in the week showers and wind will happen then clearing out by tuesday night and that will set us in for kind of a calm ladder or finish off towards the we kind of an eventful and calm as we get into the rest the week there 61 san francisco, a touch warmer than yesterday slightly 62 open 64 san jose and again we're but more sunshine today than we did from yesterday there you have it on the board mid 60's around the perimeter of the bay of course, we'll check in your 4 zone forecast bit marty sounds good dave. thank you, let's get to national news this morning, former president trump has parted ways with his lead in paint impeachment lawyers now this is happening just over a week before a senate trial set to begin. >>south carolina attorneys which bowers and debra are no longer with the former president's defense team and they say that it was a mutual decision that reflected the

difference of opinion on the direction of the case. now this of course adds new uncertainty that to the strategy of the former president's defense team as he prepares to face charges that he incited the insurrection at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. all but 5 senate republicans this week or last week rather voted in favor of an effort to dismiss the trial before it even started making clear that the conviction of the former president is unlikely regardless of his defense team new additions to the legal team are expected to be announced in another day or 2 well. >>law enforcement officials are investigating escalating death threats against governor newsome his family and businesses the sacramento bee reports and heard a threatening voicemail and reviewed emails containing graphic abusive language about new some violent threats against his wife and a reference to his children the newspaper said one communication included a threat to burn down one of the wineries owned by the pump, jack group which is the

company newsome founded back in the 1990's newsome no longer involved in the day-to-day operations of that company though the governor's office has not yet released a response to those threats. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington president biden says he wants to reopen schools 100 day. but some top officials question whether the day we'll have that story coming up.

>>good morning, welcome back schools across the country has you know been severely impacted by the pandemic in fact many of them closed for months now. president biden says his goal is to reopen schools. this spring. >>but as our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports health officials say communities may have some tough choices to make if they want school reopenings to be successful. president biden want schools to reopen within 100 days, but his own health officials say that goal may not be realistic. he does rely on the guidance of his health and medical experts obviously he's not going to do. >>anything that is not safe and doesn't keep teachers students and our our school districts, safe health officials like cdc director rochelle walensky say reopening schools should be a higher priority. that reopening bars or restaurants cdc continues to recommend that k through 12 schools in the last standing to close

after all other mitigations have measures have been and the first to reopen when they can do so safely and the white house is pushing hard for congress to pass president biden's covid-19 relief package say don't get all the money they need to and stay school settings do not result in rapid spread of covid-19 when mitigation measures are followed. >>including masking decreasing density and proper ventilation lewinsky says not all schools have the space or money to implement those measures which is part of the reason why president biden says congress needs to pass his relief package cost inaction time. >>it's growing every day in washington. >>alexandra le >>you see campuses are seen a record number of diverse applications applications among black students rose nearly 50% both u c l a n u c berkeley, the number of latino applicants rose by 33%

meantime, the overall number of diverse applications increase at all 9 you see campuses the universities are crediting the spike to eliminating standardized testing results along with years of recruitment in underserved areas. >>and much more ahead we'll be right back.

>>good morning, everybody welcome back to kron 4 morning news we're enjoying this beautiful outside right now

plenty of sunshine and a little bit of clouds not a whole lot to worry about at least yet those sunshine rays are just coming down so beautiful that pretty there i believe this is richmond center fell bridge. the on ramp there some things you know looking nice and pretty this morning dave spahr standing by to tell us how long the sunshine's going to stick around and hey guys will enjoy for at least the early part of today by the late afternoon, some cloud cover come streaming back in again, at least we'll get some sun in here probably more than we saw from yesterday. >>help out a little bit with those temperatures pushing him in the lower 60's so all in all it's another day of the break from the rain that we have here is a live shot coming in from walnut creek as well as free very mild traffic love to see that during the weekday morning week. >>their storm tracker for the line of showers we're talking about for tomorrow there you can see it way up to the northwest that will be a player, it looks like tuesday afternoon for us a look at the area temperatures for right now we're at 45 per santa rosa 48. for napa 53 for oakland in

48 meanwhile going on for any aac when tracker we're pretty much calm in the winds but they're also going to pick up with this storm package mccall strong package next rain events coming into early next week. a look ahead we're talking 57 my 11 by 2 with 62 now and quite a bit of fest 60's on the board going to have that in the 4 zone forecast for let you know what your sunday looks like. noel. >>san francisco police are looking for a man who shot a woman with a bb gun in the parking lot of a whole foods store friday night. sarah martell was leaving the grocery store when a pellet struck her in the eye leaving her bruised and shaken customers nearby rushed to help her and said they heard popping sounds as a car quickly drove all drove away. >>it's shocking in its dramatic. obviously random acts of violence have been anywhere but i don't a lot less safe living here in the last year we still don't know who did this but like you know it was like doing it for fun like you know this stuff funny like it could really injured

knee. it was like violent people like you know we need to get on top of this as a city like keep our citizens safe. >>martell says that pellet actually lodged into her island it's going to take surgery to have it removed marty. >>well doctor anthony fauci says the fda is likely to approve the emergency use of johnson and johnson's covid vaccine. doctor fauci predicts

afternoon for safety reasons the site was then closed for about an hour dodger stadium is one of the largest vaccination sites across the country. the la fire department closed the site which is one of the largest vaccination sites in the country police say the protesters remained peaceful governor gavin newsom tweeted in response to the protests but we will not be deterred or threatened. one of president biden's priorities right now is tackling climate change and he's already made some sweeping changes. yeah, he sure has joe khalil reports that the white house plans to continue pushing the government and business to tackle the issue. >>president biden made combating climate change a pillar of his new administration's agenda i view we've already waited too long to do with this climate crisis. we can't wait any longer among dozens of actions on climate change the orders prioritize climate as national

security and foreign policy issues ban new oil and gas leases on federal land and mandate all federal agencies to buy clean or 0 emission vehicles made in america we're talking about american innovation american products american labor. we're talking about the health of our families and cleaner water cleaner air >>clinton communities, the president says an important part of his climate plan is to create new jobs in the renewable energy and low emission vehicle sectors and he says the situation is urgent he cited record years for wildfires tornadoes and flooding nationwide. it is existential we use that word too easily we throw it away. >>we have a big agenda front of us on a global basis the biden administration also plans to rejoin the paris climate accords john kerry, the president's special envoy for climate says international cooperation is key to making any difference almost 90 per said. >>of all of the planets

emissions global emissions come from outside of us borders. >>we could go to 0 tomorrow. and the problem isn't solved, but for lawmakers from states where coal oil and natural gas are economic drivers biden's executive orders are concerning cheh said look at what's going on what we've done right. what we've done >>democratic senator joe manchin from the coal producing state of west, virginia opposes some of biden's new plans like ending construction on the keystone pipeline which would have brought oil from canada into the u.s. just have a disagreement i'm not going to sit idly by or my colleagues if the biden administration forces policies that threaten wyoming's economy and the lifeblood of so many people many republican senators like john barrasso and lisa murkowski say biden's policies will mean lost jobs for workers in their states. so we look ministration right now is great concern. in washington joe khaleel.

>>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, it's been over 3 decades. >>she's me doubling girl went missing while walking home from school. we're going to see how the community honored her virtually this year. and coming up later incredible video of a woman who's fighting off car fees at a gas station we have the video clip for you coming up.

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>>we're back on the kron 00:00am morning news for 32 years the family of dublin teenager eileen michelle office been praying for her safe return. eileen was last seen walking home from school back in 1989 and she hasn't been seen sense. >>her family and police haven't given up on the search though, and now a reward is being offered for information on the case to kron four's phillipe djegal reports. >>eileen mitchell offs family thinks about her walking through the door any minute every day and if she is still out there she would be turning 46 years old this year our lives were forever turned over when she disappeared 32 years ago eileen's father dublin police are he remembering her with video messages online rather than the traditional walk through town from wells middle school. >>typically to from class including the day she went missing. she was last seen walking alone on amador valley

boulevard near village parkway the day she vanished please know that we haven't given up hope of finding her that includes eileen's mother mattie who passed away this past year. >>she died with the believe her daughter is still alive at the time of her disappearance mitchell office wearing braces on her teeth should pierced ears freckles on her cheeks and a bridge or nose. >>and a small lump on the inside of her left ankle and $95,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person behind her kidnapping. >>dublin police services have long said they have not given up on this case and continue to follow leads and tips as they come in phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>all right we're dealing with some scattered clouds to start things off we'll see the skies open up a touch let these temperatures bump up to the middle 60's off a look at your 4 zone forecast extended and also investigate the next bout of rain we're expecting proper morning news.

>>good morning welcome back some 43 and was turning out to be a really nice looking now sunday morning that we're going to see what's going to be a sunday a good looking sunday afternoon. yes might be a little touch warmer than yesterday dave spahr says let's get little bit more detail on what we can expect for the rest of the day day a good morning guys good morning, everybody and soak up some more rain is going on for today looks like we'll get some of those and it's a nice

little break from the rain to our at live shot there from half moon bay seeing the sun coming out there is a little bit the way some rain up north shore. but that will probably break out for a breakout by the time we approach around the noon hour again, half moon bay checking that out swinging to sfo pretty good start here been seeing lots of sun going on this morning actually more than it looks like from the satellite picture little messy one on that the bulk of the rain is far up to the north and this is the system we're talking about early next week. and most of the week is going to be relatively uneventful but it's the first couple of days to get through it that's going to be unsettled and kind of back to what we've had 45 santa rosa 48 for 51 san francisco with oakland 53 lot of 40's 50's going on temperatures for january not too bad to start off because of all that cloud cover keeping temperatures somewhat controlled so we watch this in terms of the short zone forecast there's kind of clearing out little bit. we'll say variable clouds on balance kind of covering everybody in all time periods here then by monday morning not off to a bad start there. sunshine.

then here comes this line of rain here pretty consistent with the rain line by 05:00am on tuesday we're still negotiating through some of it with some of the heavier squalls down to the south in monterey bay, some leftover for the bay area we want ultimately probably until tuesday afternoon with all of that. rainfall totals we've advanced this from monday's hit. and it looks like by the time to tuesday morning and the rain is still not done at that point we're getting close to half of an inch for san francisco. numbers a little higher up in the north and the south bay, not as pronounced over the santa cruz mountains will get hit harder in the rain at this point is still continuing down south so the wide perspective or thing here is the traffic early into the week and then after that skews me everything's being repelled a way for the remainder of the week and even into next weekend, it looks like perhaps into the following week we might see some more action. reports here snow coming tuesday to be added to that by wednesday things start to clear out our 4 zone forecast

for your sunday 61 san francisco, 62 daly city pacific about 59 northern end of the peninsula we're seeing a lot more 60's on the bay side here down south getting into the middle 60's at that 64 palo alto 62 mountain view santa clara valley 64 san jose 62 morgan hill was gatos at 63 along with cupertino and looks like 63 to popular number in the southern edge. the east bay shoreline 64 tri valley and 64 also for walnut creek berkeley about 60 solano county looks like 62 of tobaccoville but delay hold 5761 meanwhile for napa and 59 for santa rosa with this chilly 50's hugging the coast. i we expect to get about the lower 60's and even with the rain happening on monday at first. we'll be in the 60's dropping into the 50's recovering with sunshine and dry conditions to finish off the week lows by the way we'll do it in the 30's when we dry out by the way, but we'll still be in the 40's, the next couple of days and 40's at the

coast. you are watching the san francisco opera performance of la dean from puccini of the sf opera's currently. >>close because of the pandemic but now you can catch a performance virtually that's right. the sf opera now offering weekly online opera streams have a number of performances lined up for the month of february and there's even one happening tonight as well, yeah i enjoyed his talk more about this program is jeff mcmillan from the sf opera jeff good morning, thanks for joining us. how'd you get the idea for this. >>with the state's closed and

we are performances on. schedule for last and those had to be canceled because the pandemic was acquired have make some of our performances from the archives available online. >>ok so these are all from the archives, you were able to just kind find the videos and decide divvy them up and how to bring them to the rest of the public. >>that's correct yeah we we have some really fabulous performances from over the years beginning around 2007 up young right for the beginning of pandemic so says may we've shown 20 different of streams on the and you can see the first air for much of to go is our performance this that stars nicole cabellon stephen costello with her former music director nicolle who saw the on the podium just watching last frank or as you can see their costume. i mean it's just great performance and

it's one of his great operas so a little bit everything for for viewers you know, there's something now a scene there's scene for the chorus and of course you have to on stage throughout the entire show. the coca bells a great deal so it's it's really really great people can tune in and see running the rest of today up until midnight. well that brings up the next question jeff and that is how do people access this online. >>i'm just going to sf opera dot com. there is a step to loggains you might have to just put in your name, your e-mail and you can watch it for free. >>which i think is a wonderful thing obviously for someone who absolutely loves live performance as live music live opera things like that something we've all been missing over the last several months and even just watching that clip there i felt like i was transported into this into this new round which i really

really appreciated. >>absolutely i mean we all must a female must be able to but this a string of great performances has been real that we've been able to establish with our audience. some of outlook we're having appeople tuning in from all ove the world for streams so not just in the bay area all over and you know for those people in the bay area really love coming to the war memorial opera house year. a live opera performances. you know, this is a great thing to tune into in the medium or in interim there. >>and jeff love the most visible impact that covid has had on the sf opera has been the fact that you are closed. one other issues have come up with in the opera because of covid. >>just getting back to performing something that we're always kind of looking on as well working with the

health regulations and just seeing what we can do a continual process and and we're kind finding our way through some work with the doctors at ucsf you know i think. we can say that we're be having an announcement on february 16th about some of the new things that we're that that involves you trying to get back to stitch. >>well there's the virtual performances of course when there's also some talkbacks with some of opera singers that you guys are offering as well can you talk to us a little bit about that. >>shuri on friday we have a live discussion with 2 members of the cast trouble to which i was just showing there it was the call can tell student costello so the from the show and they were being interviewed by sean who see who was actually our director for the so it's really great. i mean you could to hear what

the artists are up now and how it can now getting this like all of us. and you know it's really challenging time for for artists he cut off from their audiences. but you know you could about the kind of hobbies they've done going developing and learning to videos and all sorts of can active in creative. but then this stream of trauma and we get to kind of enjoy that performance that they did together in our state. jeff i would be remiss if i didn't ask you about the hint that you dropped a few few seconds ago about an announcement on february 16th can you give us little ant. >>well i i would just say that you know we had to cancel or summer season 2020 at our fall season. >>are going to be announcing just kind how we're getting

back are performance the falls and summers, so we have summer 2021 coming and younger must between now and things are already starting to feel more optimistic and better in the world and in our country so. we're we're bracing that we're we're kind of for all right. >>jeff, thank you so much this sounds like a wonderful idea it sounds like a lot of people from around the world are logging on to just really enjoy all that is sf opera thank you so much. think you think stuff we'll be right back after the break. it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain,

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>>and still ahead the next hour, the kron 4 morning news law enforcement's lot of county investigating an officer-involved shooting we have all the details coming up after the break. plus our continuing coverage of covid-19 we're following the latest on vaccine effort right here in the bay area. also health experts weigh in on whether covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women, stay with us kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

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>>news stations, you're watching the car. good morning, everybody and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow we've made it to the end of the month of january 31st. >>we had quite the weather week last week. >>looking at a beautiful weekend though we sure have been enjoying the sunshine a chance to dry out after last week >>dave spahr tells us there's more rain on the way good morning guys good morning, everybody and it looks like even with this new batch of rain and shouldn't be real

problematic because will be somewhat of a kind of a steady state i pray not the real heavy downpours we experience from last weekend won't be coupled with quite the winds either be breezy and windy in spots but not quite the performance we saw from before by the way, the half of next week looks to be very uneventful which will be nice to here's the golden gate bridge and still kind of really dealing with this cloud cover still left over there are some showers way up north. here's half moon bay, the sun peering through some of those clouds so that looks good as well. here's what was mentioned earlier a couple radar echoes with some recording of rain hitting the ground way up north but that will just be covered up to the north in better clearing is expected. later this morning in the early afternoon. now the winds are pretty much calm single digits and we don't really expect an uptick on these winds really until we get to tomorrow with the next program 53 going on for oakland 51 san francisco, but most readings in the 40's which is mild because of all that cloud cover 50 going on for napa by the way and looking for the day as a

whole. we see a nice little hole opening up by about noon and then a few hours before and afterwards but then filling back up again by 03:00pm getting close to sunset there help bump those temieratures to the middle 60's in some spots again as we mentioned rain is coming our way we'll look more into that coming up in just a bit more. all right dave thanks a breaking overnight. one person was shot during an officer involved shooting on i 80 in vacaville happened saturday night. >>the chp and vacaville police are investigating the incident. it happened along westbound i 80 just east of the midway off-ramp officers were forced to close the freeway for several hours during the investigation. but they have since reopened the freeway. officers have not yet confirmed what led up to the shooting nor the condition of the person who was shot by the patrol officer we'll continue to have updates for you throughout the morning. now for the latest on the pandemic today marks one year since the first case of the coronavirus was confirmed here in the bay area. it was a person in santa

clara county you tested positive for the virus one year ago today since then us has topped more than 26 million cases. >>that's right. the latest data from johns hopkins university found it took 311 days for the country to record the 1st half of the cases but only 64 days to rack up the second 13 million cases marty. >>and here in california more than 18,000 new cases were reported within the last 24 hours currently more than 15,000 californians are hospitalized with covid it was nearly 4,000 of them in the icu overall california has reported 3.2 million cases of the coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic. >>as case numbers continue to rise governor newsom says california is accelerating the pace of getting the vaccine into people's arms in less than 2 weeks, the golden state went from administering one and a half million vaccinations to more than 3.2 million doses the governor

says that is 58% of the state's supply. >>and the fda is warning people that side effects from the moderna and pfizer vaccines are more common after the second doe's than the first symptoms include pain at the injection in your arm tiredness also some aches and pain along with headaches. now fortunately, these side effects can be managed with over the counter medication. experts say the pattern is very similar to many other 2 dose vaccines. >>a lot of the covid-19 vaccine continues across california expectant mothers are expressing mixed feelings about getting the shot when their turn comes up this all despite the cdc and health care providers to say taking the vaccine is the safest route. while pregnant now adding to the confusion is an initial decision by the world health organization. last week recommending pregnant women not to take the moderna vaccine. kron four's gayle ong

reports widespread criticism of that decision caused the w h o to reverse its recommendation. i spoke to a midwife off camera and she tells me her clients are expressing mixed feelings about getting the shot. >>but as the cdc and doctors recommend that it is the safest route for pregnant women, women who are breastfeeding or lactating and also for women who are trying to get pregnant. health experts are trying to navigate all the information we're not only worried about the mother were also worried about the fetuses well doctor head the department of obstetrics at university of alabama hospital in birmingham, a leading hospital for women's health. >>he says many health care providers are recommending pregnant or lactating women take the covid-19 vaccine is pregnant patients recovered quickly from covid but became severely ill, they have difficulty breathing or oxygen aiding. >>and we have to be worried about the downstream consequences, not only on the mother but also on the fetus or the baby as well earlier

this week, the world health organization recommended pregnant women not take the moderna vaccine. while the cdc and most professional medical societies contend it is the safest route while pregnant and that many potential risks associated with taking the vaccine are minimal. >>compared to catching the virus while pregnant on friday, the w h o reversed its stance after criticism, the guidelines now closely aligns with the cdc, expecting mothers are urged to seek guidance from their health care providers. doctor ha adding there still more to learn there's a lot we know about the vaccine, there's a lot that we don't know about the vaccine. >>but this is a once in a lifetime pandemic we have seen nationally and internationally pregnant women die caught as a consequence of covid-19. you know it's our job to be able to provide what we think is the best prevention strategy for pregnant women. >>well health care providers are not worried about pregnant women taking the shot, they're worried about when it will become available to them at the moment expected mothers are not listed as a top

priority in the state's covid-19 vaccination plan gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well, it's a habit many already practice. but a new order from the cdc is now making it mandatory starting tu day americans will be required to wear a mask while traveling with other people the ordedeincludes any time you travel on an airplane a taxi t tin or bus it also includes transit hubs subways and ridesharerevehicles, anyone who doesn't wear a mask in the spaces will be in violation of a federal law of i know you're not required to have a mask on while you're in your own car. but we do have a full list of the rules on our website kron 4 dot com. >>and take a look at this oakland international airport now installing some vending machines that senell covid-19 tests. they cost a $150 travelers can buy a saliva test from the kiosk that's located in each of the terminals at oakland. the airport is the first in the country to sell these tests out of a vending machine like the one you're seen. these

kids are intended for people who are flyini into oakland rather than those who are about to board a plane out of the bay area. results come back in about 48 hours and are sent directly to that person's phone. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco police searching for the gunman who they say injured a woman with a bb gun we'll have that story coming up. plus a week before his impeachment trial set to start to president trump's lawyers are calling it quits we'll have the details on that and after the break we're going to take a closer look at the new covid-19 very and somewhat officials are now suggesting

>>morning welcome back now many of the variance of the coronavirus was circulating around the world, but scientists are primarily concerned about 3 of them that's right one very it was first discovered in the united kingdom, the second in south africa and the last variant was discovered in brazil now masks are proven to slow the spread of covid-19 with the with these new and more contagious variants doctors are now doubling down. that's right some doctors now suggesting wearing more than one mask may add an extra layer of protection, jenny lewis has more. >>this new variant your new seemed to be more infectious. anything you can do to keep from getting infected makes really good sense right especially considering health care leaders believe the uk variant of covid-19 will be

the dominant strain by march. >>the cdc says it's been detected in 28 states including tennessee. and is considered to be much more contagious and why doctors say we need to step up our efforts to keep everyone safe. they believe doubling up on our mask is one way to do that. doctor anthony fauci even recommended earlier this week. it's something doctor jeff warren says he's been doing for months i wear m 95. >>and then i have a cloth mask every key to 95 clean provide little bit more protection and he encourages others to do the same when appropriate. >>he says you can wear to cloth mask or even a scarf with a mask basically anything that provides extra layers of protection where to when you're in crowded places like. grocery stores are. you know you're going into restaurants to order and you pick up or something like that a small inconvenience make it little bit harder to breathe. he had to get used to it but necessary we want to see our current cases continue to

decrease and be ready for if and when another strain which we know is that much more infectious you have to do everything in your possibility, your your ability to keep it from getting into. >>well i was lewis reporting for us this morning now so far recent data suggests that current vaccines should still protect against these variants although their effect of us might be slightly diminished. >>the emergence of these variances linked to the ongoing surges sense infections give viruses the chance to mutate and then spread so it's just something we'll have to deal and you should probably double up mean mardi are doubling up we're going we're trying to convince dave's far that he should also double up especially when he goes to the grocery store yesterday or just avoid anyway we have a little bit cloud cover which to deal with by noon. we're looking at opening up those skies a little bit temporarily until. >>yes, the clouds come back again looks like

>>they've been dealing with a major winter storm back he's the temperatures are below freezing there and look what they did to that pier. that's on long island. yesterday was a cloak coldest day of the season and that's what you're seeing there. and after today, it's even going to get colder on the east coast like in this

more than 110 million americans actually bracing for a powerful nor'easter which is set to hit new york, philadelphia and boston. >>among other cities with the snow come strong winds which could create kind of a travel nightmare those who are still commuting to work, but my goodness this video is incredible and the sunshine though is what's kind of fun to see there. that's what we like to they chose the perfect time of day to take that video yes i don't think we are going to get anywhere close to those types of 10 oh i know that we were nice lovely yesterday and it's going to even be a little warmer today, boy david o no it's going to deal we're going to be dealing with the 60's today. i don't know if i can hang was calvin we can complain, but no it's fahrenheit that's not bad at all looks like and this is january in the northern hemisphere. hello. >>so anyway we do have a little bit of rain way up north there just to make note of it is hitting the rain bucket. a little selective

spots basically north of santa rosa, but beyond that's really about it and we're going to enjoy some of the skies opening up today. >>before they fill back up again late this afternoon as we approach the evening hours. this is a different view of the ocean here about this half moon bay. don't see the icicles going on here like long island there you have at least the skies opening up a touch there for us there's a. the golden gate bridge should we're still dealing with a little bit cloud cover here but you should probably start seeing the sun coming out as you can make out some blue there so it's improving sky condition. already this morning because we have the cloud cover overnight act is a nice little blanket keep those temperatures up a bit we see a lot of 40's on the board 50 napa 53 oakland 47 for fremont 49 down to san jose and 51 meanwhile for san francisco, however. clear patches here shore but clouds fill back again we'll start off monday in a nice note, but not too far from home just after noon, a line of heavier showers start to develop in sync to the south all afternoon throughout the evening hours.

and they will be with us tuesday that will be more rain for the santa cruz mountains the thinking however is this will be at a nice enough pace, it won't pose more problems for us check it out winds today. we're looking kind of breezy this afternoon just a touch just because maybe it's you know a little chilly still so maybe it'll feel cool not quite like the tape we dis although, but you get to monday the winds really pick up and we don't have any wind advisories that have been posted possibility there might be some because of this it's a southerly flow in after the front passes here comes the on shore flow that somewhat weak by tuesday morning. all right we get past all that so early clearing later clouds today, mild with 60's. then early week, there's the showers and wind early ok that's monday tuesday zone after that someone uneventful it's mostly sunny by wednesday and calm as we enter into the end of the week. look at 61 for san francisco oakland 6264 san jose and that's very indicative of those inland valleys as we're looking for temperatures pushing a little

higher certain that we saw from yesterday coming up at a bit of course, we'll check in your 4 zone forecast and that extended well. thanks sam. >>democrats and the white house say they are ready to push ahead on president biden's 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief plan which includes $1400 direct stimulus checks and a $15 minimum wage. they say they're prepared to do it with or without republican support our washington dc correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with the details. >>president joe biden promised to work with republicans in congress, but he says congress should do whatever it takes to pass a new round of covid relief immediately i support passing over really with support from republicans that we can get it. >>but the cold really fast the fast. >>there's no if ands or buts the nearly 2 trillion dollar package includes funding for a national vaccination program, $1400 direct stimulus checks he $15 minimum wage and it would increase the weekly unemployment insurance benefits. republicans argued

the bill is too expensive and not focused on those who truly need help texas senator john cornyn says he wants time to craft a compromise bill to reach an agreement to receive broad bipartisan support as each of the previous bills that we have passed has but democrats say they plan to advance the president's plan this week if our republican colleagues decide to oppose this urgent and necessary legislation. >>we will have to move forward without senate democratic leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi argue there's no time to waste many of the existing federal covid relief programs run out of money in march, we cannot. >>not have happened we have to act. pelosi says the house will pass a budget resolution next week designed to fast track the bill and allow democrats to pass the president's plan without republican support. >>although she says there still may be room for negotiation. we have more leverage. >>getting cooperation on the other side if they know we

have an alternative the house is back in session on monday, the senate returns on tuesday in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>and more national news this morning, former president trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers now this is just one week before a senate trial set to begin south carolina attorneys butch bowers and debra are no longer with the former president's defense team. they say it was a mutual decision that reflected the difference of opinion on the direction of the case. this adds new uncertainty about the strategy of the former president's defense team as he prepares to face charges that he incited the insurrection at the u.s. capitol on january last week all but 5 senate republicans voted in favor of an effort to dismiss the trial before it even started and for some observers that makes it indication that conviction of the former president is unlikely in the senate regardless of who's on his defense team, new additions to the legal team are expected to be announced in a day or 2.

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>>good morning, welcome back schools across the country have been severely impacted of course by the pandemic many of them has been closed now for

over a year president biden says that his goal is to reopen schools by the spring. >>but as our washington dc correspondent alexandra le mon reports health officials say communities may have some tough choices to make if they want school reopenings to be successful. >>president biden want schools to reopen within 100 days, but his own health officials say that goal may not be realistic. he does rely on the guidance of his health and medical experts obviously he's not going to do anything that is not safe and doesn't keep teachers students and our our school districts, safe health officials like cdc director rochelle walensky say reopening schools should be a higher priority. that reopening bars or restaurants cdc continues to recommend that k through 12 schools in the last standing to close after all other mitigations have measures have been in flight and the first to reopen when they can do so safely and

the white house is pushing hard for congress to pass president biden's covid-19 relief package say don't get all the money they need to and stay open school settings do not result in rapid spread of covid-19 when mitigation measures are followed. >>including masking decreasing density and proper ventilation lewinsky says not all schools have the space or money to implement those measures which is part of the reason why president biden says congress needs to pass his relief package cost inaction time. >>it's growing every day in washington. >>alexandra le mon. >>and you see campuses are seen a record number of diverse applications applications among black students rose nearly 50% of both and cow. the number of latino applicants rose 33% meantime, the overall number of diverse applications increased at all 9 you see campuses universities are crediting the spike to eliminating standardized

testing requirements along with years of recruitment in underserved areas. >>100 leaders of the nation's most diverse collegiate institutions met with white house officials asking for critical funding to support black and indigenous students hardest hit by the pandemic this meeting was to discuss the american rescue plan. the biden administration's coronavirus stimulus package leaders that historically black colleges and universities say their students need to be prioritized as minorities are being infected and dying from covid-19 at higher rates. >>they fighting issues of of inequity in this country that have always been here. but it just made it worse. so a lot you know education is gone down on their list of things that they can can prioritize. and so we need to be able to not only be here for them but help them survive and ultimately drive through this pandemic. >>president biden is calling on congress to provide a total

package of 170 billion dollars supplemented by additional state and local relief resources for k through 12 schools and institutions of higher education stick with us we'll be right back after the break.

>>8.30 this sunday morning, thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news take a look outside of the big picture window things looking pretty miles what that literally shower just believe this is from teheran. i think

yes, maybe so. >>mount tam okay up down their course right city there that's called san gorgeous the sun is shining it's going to be a little warmer today than we even saw yesterday's you know enjoy it. yeah definitely a nice and a cooking up for us dave spahr has got a little bit more detail though because we do have rain on the way after today so dave, you know, there's still some cloud cover left in there. but we are improving though that's the thing it's going to be good for today at least we'll get this kind of break for a few hours in the clouds will fill back up again. we would say it typically later in the afternoon we're getting close to sunset this time of year with the sun still sets early so not going to rob us of too much sunshine we're going to miss out of that so. >>enjoy the clearing patch that we're working on here. here's half moon bay, same kind of situation kind of the as kind of a stratus cloud cover a little bit shred it is what i'm trying to get to their and the sun is peering hrough breaking through so of that there are a couple

spotty showers way way way up north. the rain bucket has only picked up a couple hundreds of an inch of rain with that barely enough to kind of what the road. so it looks more exciting on radar than actually is but upstream air that line you see that will drop south into tomorrow and tuesday. so that's going to kind of some stormy action for that that is in our future but 50's and 40's on the board for the most part here. we are looking at a mile starts and that's because of all the cloud cover we've had winds are calm to single digits for the most part it looks like and your breakdown looks like this for today by high noon we're somewhat partly cloudy to mostly sunny. yeah, 3 o'clock the clouds come back again but that's getting late in the afternoon that's almost basically the evening for the early sunset here will still manage some temperatures will be scratching your about 65 or so not too bad for january all right now tomorrow, we'll start things off on a sunny note but going downhill in the afternoon as we watch the next batch of rain come our way skews me i'll be talking about that coming up in just a bit well marty. >>san francisco police are

looking for a gunman who they say shot a woman with a bb gun yeah it happened friday night in the parking lot of a whole foods market kron four's dan thorn talked with the victim was going to need surgery to remove the palate. >>a painful and frightening experience for a woman leaving a grocery store in san francisco, a random pellet nearly strikes the victim in the eye leaving her bruised and shaken it's pretty lucky like probably straight back, i could have media last night i or you know sarah bar tell tells kron 4 news she was shot with a bb gun just before 7 o'clock at this whole foods market on california street friday night the 28 year-old was in the parking lot leaving with her groceries when she felt a jolt of pain on her eyebrow i was just in shock that my hand, but i started just like oh my god, i just got hit by something but i don't know where it was or tell did not see who was doing the shooting but customers who rushed to her aid told her

they heard popping sounds as a car quickly drove away or tell lives not far from the whole foods and says she's concerned the city's crime is getting worse this experience leaving her feeling leery about staying shocking in its dramatic obviously random acts of violence have been anywhere but i don't think a lot less safe living here in the last year it will take surgery for the pellet to be removed after it lodged into her eyelid cartel is hoping this ordeal raises awareness about safety in san francisco. we still don't know who did this but like you know it was like doing it for fun like you know this stuff funny like it could really injured knee. it was like violent people like you know we need to get on top of this as a city like keep our citizens safe. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>doctor anthony fauci says the fda is likely to approve the emergency use of johnson and johnson's covid vaccine doctor fauci predicts the

public could be receiving shots by the middle or end of february. johnson johnson says its vaccine appears to protect against covid-19 with just one shot. it's not as strong as some 2 shot rivals, but still potentially helpful for a world in dire need of more doses. now studies showed the vaccine worked better in the u.s. compared to south africa where it was up against a tougher mutated virus. an anti-vaccination protests did temporarily shut down dodger stadium's mass vaccination site this weekend dozens of protesters. blocked the entrance yesterday afternoon now for safety reasons the site was actually closed for about an hour. la police say the protesters remained peaceful dodger stadium of course one of the largest vaccination sites in the country. governor, newsome actually tweeted in response to the protests that we will not be deterred or threaten

>>for 32 years the family of dublin teenager lea michele office been praying for his safe return. it was back in 1989 that eileen was last seen walking home from school. >>her family and police have not given up the search for her and now a reward is being offered for information on the case kron four's phillipe djegal reports. >>eileen mitchell offs family thinks about her walking through the door any minute every day and if she is still out there she would be turning

46 years old this year our lives were forever turned over when she disappeared 32 years ago eileen's father dublin police or he sees remembering her with video messages online rather than the traditional walk through town from wells middle school. >>typically to home from class including the day she went missing. she was last seen walking alone on amador valley boulevard near village parkway the day she vanished please know that we haven't given up hope of finding her that includes eileen's mother mattie who passed away this past year. >>she died with the believe her daughter is still alive at the time of her disappearance mitchell office wearing braces on her teeth should pierced ears freckles on her cheeks and a bridge or nose. >>and a small lump on the inside of her left ankle and $95,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person behind her kidnapping. >>dublin police services have long said they have not given up on this case and continue to follow leads and tips as

they come in phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>i hope high-profile bay area private investigator remains hospitalized on life support this morning, san francisco police are looking for suspects in the robbery that might have injured him. >>thursday, san francisco police say jack palladino was testing a camera outside of his home when someone in a car jumped out. grab and grabbed it from him, latino hit his head on the concrete and is said to be in grave condition now he's best known for his work on the jonestown mass suicides and has also worked with president bill clinton and other celebrities, dave. >>look at high temperatures going on for today we're getting into some of the 60's across a good piece of the real estate, how about that with more sunshine today than yesterday, however, the rain is just being delayed its in our future coming up all put all that forecast to get a break coming up in the bubble.

>>he take a look at this picture behind is just beautiful how are in the sierra at sierra at tahoe and you can see all the beautiful snow that's falling over the past few days, beautiful, beautiful snow some areas got about 70 inches of snow over the past week which is really impressive we were just there's a little bit of some of cloud cover there and i know that they are under a winter storm watch in that area. dave sparked a little bit more detail on all of that day a few guys that may be upgraded to later on in the forecast we get a little closer though before monday night into tuesday by the way boy those are nice beautiful pictures, and even if you're not a skier, the big issue is when you see all of that that storage because we need that when it melts helping all the farming that goes on in california in and so forth to help fill up the rivers and so forth so that's all the bank account which will be using this summer here's a half moon

bay back on the home front we're looking pretty good on that. >>as we start to open up the skies a little bit to kind of get another break in the rain for today. we'll get some sunshine more than yesterday we're getting little bit more blue here looks like still some streaks of some high clouds hang on just a touch sfo, no delays this morning and there you can see the blue off towards the background, so yes, not too far from home. what will affect tahoe and us as well this line to the back here. it looks like this will start to develop by monday afternoon into the evening hours overnight into tuesday and it looks like the santa cruz mountains are in store for another batch of rain right now would have any statements regarding rain or some of the winds snow. we may hear more about this package we get a little closer here but for now it's kind of quote all clear but more rain coming. temperatures meanwhile in the 40's the 50's. we didn't drop much last night because we a lot of cloud cover keeping those temperatures support a little bit futurecast for here's what happens open the skies up temporarily siya some cloud cover bubbling up from the

south. nice start for your monday as the morning commute monday's great and then by the afternoon things start to change ride home, it's going to be more rain to deal with by tuesday morning looks like some heavier squall lines down to the santa cruz mountains another batch up north as well so we're not done with the rain on tuesday. tuesday's come finish finish up job for this rain event as far as how much we're going to get from just monday. we're freezing at about 8.45 tuesday morning where that break is there you can see rain collection almost a half an inch san francisco 3 quarters up to the north little bit more modest down south but the santa cruz mountains expected to hit a little bit more so here comes that wave coming through in this looks like upstream on the highway the last major event to hit us for really about another week or so so we're going little dry patch going are quote wet season here so this is up to next tuesday and it looks fairly quiet with that by the way speaking of tahoe snow arriving on tuesday. that's what the all the statements we have that winter storm watch

may be upgraded to a winter weather advisory or perhaps winter storm warning as well 4 zone forecast for your sunday, san francisco at 6162 days city, pacific about 59, but look at this lower 60's on the bay side of the peninsula, bumping it up approaching the mid 60's down south how out to a 6464 also redwood city. santa clara valley, mid 60's own here, it looks like los gatos at 63 along with cupertino 62 morgan hill east bay shoreline to the south about 63 as well as tri valley at 6364 64 going on for walnut creek and concord 64 berkeley. a chilly spot at 57 62 fairfield and vacaville 61 going on for napa in 59 for santa rose with lower 60's heading down south with all of that 7 day forecast here. a little unsettled to get things started for the early part of the week now latter portion the week filmmaker jump in temperatures now, but we do clear out the skies will least lot of sun going on. lows are

interesting because we'll stay in the 40's but then post the rain we dry out that means those overnight lows with clear skies dropout meanwhile will stay in the 40's for the coast. noel. >>we'll take a look at this stand for doctors are using ultrasound technology to detect and better treat covid-19 in patients the machine, a set of fit inside their pockets actually had a chance to talk to one of the doctors yesterday to find out how this all works. >>right now taking a covid test a little bit uncomfortable you got his stick it up your nose, it takes a couple of days to get the results does this actually detect covid accurately like a test would. >>absolutely it does detect covid quite accurately and more than just a text covid we can actually see in real time what is happening to the heart and lungs with covid. >>so it it will show you when they if there's like fluid buildup or something like that in someone's lungs. >>yes, absolutely and the

other important aspect of this ultrasound is it has some predictive utility. we're now starting to study point of care ultrasounds in our covid population and we have very good data to suggest that certain ultrasound findings can predict how these patients are going to do 30 days out from when their stand was so now i can if the patient is coming in if they're going to go to the ice you if they're going to require a ventilctor and in some cases unfortunately passed away. >>this interview first ran on our streaming service. kronon you can download that for free in your app store and stay connected all day with breaking news on the covid-19 pandemic here in the bay area. and of course across the country mardi well at all. >>sounds like a great idea. well apple has added a new layer of security for its iphones it's called glass door and it was created to prevent attacks from hackers through the messaging app the security system essentially will clean up messages sent from hackers

before you even open it. the program is available when you upgrade on your iphone to ios 14. noel. >>for your money this morning lows says it is looking to hire more than 50,000 workers ahead of an anticipated spring rush. the company said they're looking for full-time part-time and seasonal workers in addition to looking for new workers the company also announced 80 million dollars in bonuses for current employees, full-time workers will receive $300 while part-time workers will get $150. >>well the immersive and go exhibit is not going to open in san francisco until march 18th but tickets are already selling now it looks folks just want to see more of vincent van gogh they can't get enough i actually already bought a because i kept getting the certifications that they were selling out the ended it now through september here in san francisco, which is a good thing. >>but after the strong advance ticket sales in december, aaron diaries giving us a preview of the digital art experience that puts you in

the world of the and go. >>i was looking at a painting and then there's enveloping yourself in it. the canvas is the walls, the floor and ceiling kaleidoscope of color and brush strokes moving around you this we're still and art and music and emotion and experience walk you through something all come together in a very unique and different way immersive and go debut paris last year drawing more than 2 million visitors, even made a cameo netflix series emily in paris when she is immersed in the glow of the painter shifting >>this is incredible. >>starry night for the last 4 months the animated art exhibit has was modified for smaller groups and social distancing still each show sells out meeks in advance people clamored to step inside a dutch impressions. painters most works like sunflowers kathy terrace at night and the chaotic to moment in the middle of the exhibit where

van gogh revelation of color and you see this transformation in his going from kind of the potato leaders and some of the darker pieces into something like the sunflowers and we see behind you and this is just a moment of course the show and it really it's not just absolutely inspiring the new 11th the art installation opens in chicago inside the neoclassical germania club along clark street in old town. >>visitors can surround themselves with 40 moving images of and goes because we actually have as well i've never seen anything like that and i'm so happy that i have a chance. >>that was erin ivory reporting for us this morning and really looks incredible. i know i really really want to go we'll be right back after the break stick with us.

>>oh my gosh, no one does it like dad are up big good news movement actually shared this video of a dad reading a mickey mouse, to his baby complete with impressions of goofy mickey and minnie, every time that changes his voice in just the slightest little one giggles in surprise making them both smile even more i love that marty might be good at doing some voices, you know

what i'm thinking back to when i was read my kids story course you got to change somewhat the same reaction sometimes from my takes me fun. >>both sides about the ultimate team up snoop dogg and martha stewart reuniting for the annual puppy bowl. >>this dynamic duo is going to co-host the event while showing off the adoptable puppy players. >>it's a puppy bowl party hosted by me and my girl martha stewart will be serving up off a few drinks and our favorite fight so sit back and relax. >>you gotta love this game day martha stewart will represent team ruff while snoop represent you represent steam. >>fluff i love their little do well not even thick blankets of snow could stop this dedicated dog walker in truckee take a look at this professional dog walker, tommy, we're lead 6 of his puppy clients through nearly 40 inches of snow rio says the

dogs absolutely love the conditions and added there isn't too much stops him from going on walks not even all that snow, it is beautiful out of this year is a feel like taking a little drive even i feel like now is the time to go check out all of beautiful blanket be sure to call ahead because a lot of the ski resorts are only taking reservations saying with hotels and things so yeah it looks fantastic and it's great to see so much >>well still ahead the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news law enforcement solano county investigating an officer-involved shooting we have the details coming up after the break and our continuing coverage of we're following the latest on the vaccine effort right here in the bay area will have the latest for you coming up stay with us.

>>news stations, you're watching the car. good sunday morning to you thanks a lot for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm marty gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it sunday january 31st very last day. >>of them and what a month and has been we much has gone on we've have a lot of this month. >>we're heading into february though on a pretty nice note. it's pretty beautiful outside fantastic as far tell us though. >>get out and enjoy today because tomorrow there some changes ahead. you know march gets all the credit for this lie and all that stuff and all

we have for february but got talent coming up we do have an improved forecast today though we're singled more sunshine going on little bit warmer temperatures here. we are taking a break. >>from the rain don't worry. it's coming back again, it looks like early into next week we still do need the rain, here's a look at the golden gate bridge and still kind shredded stratus going on we haven't completely clear that out just yet to half moon bay, at least we're getting some clustering sunlight there as you can see in some of the other shots around the bay are kind of confirming that as well however, not too far from home up north we're still getting the couple radar echoes these are not a surrey guarantee of all hitting the ground. we've had some clocked up there around santa rose at 100th of an inch or to the north of that but really has been very very sparks with what that and that's going continue to move north and we're getting a clear patch for the next few hours until we get to late afternoon early evening, meanwhile, the winds single digits to calm for right now they are something that's going to pick up the one monday that we should note maybe some statements with that as of now we don't hear

anything mid 50's already so we're getting some warming happening but it was a mild start with 40's across the bay area because of all that cloud cover. so the forecast to take a kind of hour by hour by 1 o'clock we're talking 62. it says partly cloudy but i think on balance variable clouds meaning you'll get sunshine and some clouds kind of move on in it looks like by the late afternoon everybody is going to get kind of hit by that it will be clear to start your monday, however clouds building in the afternoon with rain we'll get into that part of the forecast in just a bit marty sounds good dave, thanks a lot get to the news this morning and breaking overnight. one person was shot during an officer involved shooting on i 80 in vacaville happened saturday night. >>the chp in vacaville police continue to investigate the incident that happened along westbound i 80 just east of the midway off-ramp officers were forced to close the freeway for several hours last night but it has since reopened this morning. officials have not yet confirmed what led to the shooting nor the condition of the person who was shot by the officer, we'll continue to

update the story for you throughout the morning. now to the latest on the pandemic today marks one years since the first case of coronavirus was confirmed here in the bay area. a person in santa clara county tested positive for the virus and since then the u.s. has topped more than 26 million coronavirus cases that's right. the latest data from johns hopkins university found it took 311 days for the country to record the 1st half of the cases. >>but only 64 days to then rack up the second 13 million marty. and here in california more than 18,000 new cases were reported in just the last 24 hours currently there are more than 15,000 californians. >>who are hospitalized with covid nearly 4,000 of them are in the icu overall california has reported 3.2 million cases of coronavirus since the start of the pandemic. >>as case numbers continue to rise governor newsom says

california is accelerating the pace of getting the vaccine into people's arms in less than 2 weeks, the golden state went from administering one and a half million vaccinations to more than 3.2 million doses. the governor says that's actually 58% of the state's supply marty. >>well no well the fda is warning people that side effects from the moderna and pfizer vaccines are more common after the second dose rather than the first symptoms include pain at the injection site on your arm also tiredness aches and pains along with headaches now fortunately, these side effects can be managed with the over the counter medications. experts say that the pattern is very similar to many other 2 dose vaccines. >>well as the roll out of the covid-19 vaccine continues across california expectant mothers are expressing mixed feelings about getting the shot the cdc and health care providers say taking the vaccine is the safest route

while pregnant. but earlier this week, the world health organization had a slightly different suggestion. it recommended pregnant women not take the moderna vaccine unless they're a health care worker or have a preexisting condition. doctor warner hee heads the department of obstetrics at the university of alabama hospital in birmingham. he says his pregnant patients who have had covid have recovered quickly, but some did become severely ill. he's recommending pregnant or lactating women do take the covid-19 vaccine. >>only worried about the mother were also worried about the fetus is well there's a lot we know about the vaccine, there's a lot that we don't know about the vaccine. but this is a once in a lifetime pandemic we have seen nationally and internationally pregnant women die caught as a consequence of covid-19. you know it's our job to be able to provide what we think is the best prevention strategy for pregnant women. >>while health care providers are not worried about pregnant women taking the vaccine. they are worried about when it will become available to them. it's

important to know pregnant women were not a part of any of the vaccine clinical trials, but pfizer does plan to begin a clinical study in the 1st half of 2021 for pregnant women. but many already practice but a new order from the cdc is now making it mandatory starting tuesday morning americans will be required to wear a mask while traveling with other people that order includes any time you travel on an airplane. a taxi train or a bus. it also includes transit hubs subways and rideshare vehicles, anyone who does not wear a mask in the spaces will be in violation of federal law of course you're not required to have a mask on while you're in your own car. but we have posted a full list of all of the rules on our website kron 4 dot com marty. >>well take a look at this oakland international airport installing vending machines that sell covid-19 tests. it cost about a $150 and travelers can buy a saliva test from a kiosk like the one

you see here they're located in each terminal at the airport. now oakland international is the first in the country to sell tests like this out of a vending machine. the kids are intended for people who are flying into oakland rather than those about to fly out of oakland results come back in about 48 hours are sent directly to the person's phone. >>and coming up this morning on the kron 00:00am morning news, san francisco police looking for the gunman who they say injured a woman with a bb gun we'll have that story

>>and we're back on the kron 4 morning news in san joaquin county the covid-19 vaccine rollout has been slow. despite the county receiving about 40,000 doses now there's increasing pressure for california to vaccinate people faster especially those who are most vulnerable and now a new clinic is open for veterans 65 years and older kristi gross. >>reporting on how many of them the county is hoping to vaccinate by the end of this weekend. >>i had to tell me was through. i don't even feel it. this doesn't hurt at all for vietnam veteran curtis walker getting the covid-19 vaccine is just doing his part to protect himself and others so you have to look out for the whole world really not just yourself. most people don't think of it that way, but you never know what a passenger what again. >>but you've got to be protected thousands of veterans pre-registered for the drive-thru vaccination clinic this weekend of the

county agricultural center after being contacted by the county veterans advocate virginia. wimmer says every slot is filled the seeding some vets a drive out to the va hospital in palo alto. >>more than an hour away veterans often have a very tough time accessing healthcare, san joaquin county prioritizes veterans and their health care needs volunteers are at the clinic are administering around 200 doses an hour across 17 stations at the end of the weekend 2500 veterans and their spouses long been vaccinated i spoken to a number of veterans today, and they are overwhelmed and overjoyed by the fact that this county came through for them south king county supervisor, tom petty it's the county's role it has been slow only averaging about 2 to 3,000 vaccinations a week he's hoping the success of the event will show the state the county can handle much more is not a lot we're not getting 10,020 1000 vaccinations a week at this time. that's to change we're told will be getting more so by the time those inventories do arrive,

we'll be well equipped and will be a fine-tuned machine county officials were encouraged by the turnout and promise more clinics will be set up when more vaccine becomes available people are really willing to to be responsible and take care of themselves and make sure that they're not want to spread a virus and they're also not vulnerable and holding back our local economy and jobs and hurting the working in stockton. kristy gross fox, 40 news. >>and we're looking for an improved sky conditions for forecast still kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds more sun than we saw from yesterday helping with those temperatures in the 60's however, that rain over that thing from last week. it's

>>good morning welcome back we're enjoying this brief break in the rain but people in southern california. they're still cleaning up from this big winter storm that hit them last week they've got some really interesting stuff that happened down there we saw some similar situations near the central coast as well. but chris wolfe is taking a look at all the damage. win. rain flooding spinouts and mudslides. >>all part of the pounding southern california and your when the latest winter storm stirred up the region. early morning mudslide along highway 39 trapped several drivers on a hillside above azusa at

least one car rolling directly into the thick impassable flow. this is he going to happen, i guess it's a bit of a. >>a risk to come on up here. i've been coming here for years. so this haven't seen this before, but. i guess is to be expected. >>caltrans finally cleared the roadway. this area recently burned in the ranch fire weaving the hillsides bare and unstable. mudslides also soil properties and streets in orange county's silverado canyon. >>cleanup will certainly be a challenge for homeowners and public works crews. authorities in san bernardino and riverside counties ordered more than 8,000 people ahead of the storm to evacuate from these danger neighborhoods that the face of recent wildfire burn areas. >>where downpours didn't trigger mudslides they flooded streets sky 5 was over lincoln heights thursday night when a driver slammed into a river along the side of the 5

freeway and spun out apparently no one was hurt. >>and would you believe this hellacious footage was captured in manhattan beach. instead of enjoying sun and surf people had to overlook was helen pounding. >>the accumulation gave the appearance of a snow covered beach. prompting la county lifeguards to post the hashtag snow day on social media. >>hill also came crashing down in bell. this neighbor catching another recording the plow inspiring weather added to the mix was the threat of lightning which forced public safety personnel to close some la county beaches for part of the day. as people dig out clean up and settle down. forecasters warn another storm is coming to southern california. in a matter of days.

>>are pulling at that are up there and never did i ever since period sale in the middle of winter herself pretty intense stuff. let's go and get forecast and a spark for the bay area okay, good morning guys, good morning, everybody, here's a live look at what the radar looks like you can see still some radar echoes are popping up there a little bit but on balance today, we'll look at the skies to open up a lease for short term time period then later on this afternoon evening will. >>pick up some more in the way of cloud cover timber on shot we see some blue making its way through the golden gate bridge is matching that as well the picture that we have temperatures. rep in the 50's now not bad. we started things off in a mild though with the 40's because of all the cloud cover. speaking of which here's how it looks like today, clearing out but then cloud cover comes back against a variable clouds are kind of cover us here comes the heavier rain buy you can see monday late in the afternoon evening. and continuing down in the santa cruz mountains as well now breezy conditions up

north a little bit today but it's really want to watch for tomorrow. look at the winds really start to pick up here in the afternoon. so as to have a southerly wind but that will shift after the front drops to the south more on shore by the time we get to tuesday morning. wake up forecast today called for 61 san francisco 62 for oakland and 64 meanwhile for san jose across the wider real estate we've got the middle 60's for a good piece of real estate 57 the cool spot for a coming up a little bit of course we check into the 4 zone forecast to see how things shape up for you on this sunday as well as that extended as well marty ok jay thanks let's a couple minutes, let's get to national news this morning, former president trump has parted ways. >>with his lead impeachment lawyers now this is just over a week before a senate trial set to begin south carolina attorneys butch bowers and debra are no longer with the former president's defense team and they say it was a mutual decision that reflected the difference of opinion on the direction of the case. now this is adding new uncertainty

to the strategy of trump's defense team as he prepares to face charges that he incited the insurrection at the u.s. capitol back on january 6th. all but 5 senate republicans last week voted in favor of an effort to dismiss the trial before it even started and that makes ucla makes clear a conviction of the former president is unlikely regardless of his defense team new additions to the legal team are expected to be announced in the next day or so well. >>marty another big issue on capitol hill is the fight over raising the federal minimum wage to $15 people against the idea say it will cause too many businesses to close or make goods too expensive. while supporters of it say prices are already going up. but their paychecks art like stevens has more. >>a $15 minimum wage would mean bigger paychecks for some but layoffs for others according to economist bill fox, those very industries. that have been impacted the

most by covid are likely the industries where a minimum wage of $15 would be most likely due do impact them he's talking about grocery store or restaurant and fast-food workers, especially those in rural areas i agree with a living wage for people but on the other hand there are these across geography across industries across who gets to keep the job that that make it a very complicated issue it's a priority issue for many in congress and the president no one working 40 hours a week should live below the poverty line foxx explains the price of the average good has increased about 20% since the federal minimum wage was last adjusted in 2009. >>for people to have the same buying power as they did then he says they would need to earn about $8.70 an hour today. he also says many earning minimum wage are

adding to a greater household income and not necessarily living in poverty again part of a household they're often teenagers or or college individuals who are working jobs. >>i he washington president wants to reopen and 100 day but some health officials question we over stay that story coming up.

>>well schools across the country of course have been severely impacted by the pandemic in fact many of them have been closed for months president biden says his goal is to reopen schools by this spring, but as our washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports health officials say communities may have some tough choices to make if they want school reopenings to be successful. >>president biden want schools to reopen within 100 days, but his own health officials say that goal may not be realistic. he does rely on the guidance of his health and medical experts obviously he's not going to do anything that is not safe and doesn't keep teachers students and our our school districts, safe health officials like cdc director rochelle walensky say reopening schools should be a higher priority. that reopening bars or restaurants

cdc continues to recommend that k through 12 schools in the last standing to close after all other mitigations have measures have and the first to reopen when they can do so safely and the white house is pushing hard for congress to pass president biden's covid-19 relief package say don't get all the money they need to and stay open school settings do not result in rapid spread of covid-19 when mitigation measures are followed. >>including masking decreasing density and proper ventilation lewinsky says not all schools have the space or money to implement those measures which is part of the reason why president biden says congress needs to pass his relief package cost inaction time. >>growing every day in washington. >>alexandra le mon. >>well you see campuses are seen a record number of diverse applications applications among black students rose nearly 50% both

ucl and at cal. the number of latino applicants rose by 33% meanwhile, the overall number of diverse applications increased at all 9 you see campuses the universities are crediting the spike to eliminating standardized testing requirements along with years of recruitment in underserved areas and we'll be right back.

>>good morning, welcome back to kron 4 morning news time check out the forecast and it's looking pretty beautiful out there again this is a shot from mount tam we're just looking at the bay. the sun shining there on the water, i know they would say we have some cloud cover earlier but i feel like it's looking pretty dave. >>yeah, but still need to work on some of that shredded stratus, but you some high cloudiness but all in all i guess or half full type of people over here i will say i was looking for more clear clear patch coming in i've been is advertising that and it's still not anyway we'll cloud back up again this afternoon so you know i win we do have some rain coming into early next week which we do need and that's part of that forecast as well and then the rest the week we get more sunshine and all that here's a live we got from timber on there you have it way off to the distance, there's the golden gate high cloudiness, you know start to thin out a little bit i'll get to that

ups north there's a little bit the way some light rain showers going on but for the most part a lot of that's not striking the ground and it's just being delayed until that drop south now our temperatures. look at this in the 50's that shows us warming up already true, but the other thing is we started off in a very mild note in the 40's that's because of all the cloud cover overnight that help support temperatures when tracker you know single digits to calm winds that we have to get things started we'll see more winds tomorrow, 62 by 1 o'clock there's your high cloudiness 4.10 o'clock but one that 62 than 61 at 4 o'clock is the clouds return again we are tracking some more rain coming early into the week, but then the 2nd half of the week a nice improvement. also check out our 4 zone forecast to martin well. all right, thanks dave. >>san francisco police are looking for a gunman who they say shot a woman with a bb gun yeah, it took place in the parking lot of a whole foods store on friday night kron four's dan thorn talked with the victim and reports she will need surgery to remove that pellet. a painful and

frightening experience for a woman leaving a grocery store in san francisco, a random pellet nearly strikes the victim in the eye leaving her bruised and shaken it's pretty lucky like probably straight back, i could have. >>media last i or you know sarah bar tell tells kron 4 news she was shot with a bb gun just before 7 o'clock at this whole foods market on california street friday night the 28 year-old was in the parking lot leaving with her groceries when she felt a jolt of pain on her eyebrow was just in shock that my hand up and i started bleeding. >>i was just like oh my god, i just got hit by something but i don't know where it was or tell did not see who was doing the shooting but customers who rushed to her aid told her they heard popping sounds as a car quickly drove away or tell lives not far from the whole foods and says she's concerned the city's crime is getting worse this experience leaving her feeling leery about

staying shocking in its dramatic obviously random acts of violence happen anywhere but. >>i don't a lot less safe living here in the last year it will take surgery for the pellet to be removed after it lodged into her eyelid cartel is hoping this ordeal raises awareness about safety in san francisco. we still don't know who did this but like you know it was like doing it for fun like you know this stuff isn't funny like it could have really injured knee. it was like violent people like you know we need to get on top of this as a city 90 per citizens safe. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. well doctor anthony fauci says the fda is likely to approve the emergency use of johnson and johnson's covid vaccine doctor fauci predicts the public could soon be receiving those shots by the middle or end of february. >>the johnson johnson vaccine appears to protect against covid-19 with just one shot. but it's not as strong as some of the 2 shot rivals, but they say potentially it's helpful

in the world, the dire the and the needs a new doses. >>i think see in the united states was 72%. now at first glance that might not seem as good as 9495%, but the important part of the whole thing was that for advanced to disease. it was quite effective overall was about 85% effective and there were no hospitalizations or dance. in the individuals who were vaccinated which is very good news. >>we'll study showed that the vaccine actually work better in the u.s. compared to south africa where was up against a much tougher mutated virus. noel. >>and anti-vaccination protests actually temporarily shut down dodger stadium's mass vaccination site this weekend dozens of protesters blocked the entrance yesterday afternoon for safety reasons the site was closed for about an hour. la police say the protesters did remain

peaceful. dodger stadium of course one of the largest vaccination sites in the country governor newsome tweeted in response to the protest quote we will not be deterred or threatened. >>for 32 years the family of dublin teenager ali mishal office been praying for her safe return home, and every year the community gathers for a candlelight vigil to remember and honor eileen. but this year the vigil had to be canceled because of the pandemic so instead eileen's father along with dublin police honored her with an emotional video showing how they haven't given up hope. our lives were forever turned over when she disappeared 32 years ago please know that we haven't given up hope of finding her. >>a 9 to $5,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person behind her kidnapping. >>this morning, a high-profile bay area private investigator remains hospitalized on life

support and san francisco police are looking for the suspects in the robbery that injured him thursday, san francisco police say jack palladino was testing a camera outside of his home when someone in a car jumped out and grabbed it from them hit his head on the concrete and is now said to be in grave condition ballot. you know best known for his work on the jonestown mass suicides and he's also worked with president bill clinton as well as other celebrities. >>one of president biden's bryant priorities is tackling climate change is already made some sweeping changes. >>joe khaleel reports the white house plans to continue pushing the government and business to tackle the issue. >>president biden made combating climate change a pillar of his new administration's agenda i view we've already waited too long to do with this climate crisis. we can't wait any longer among dozens of actions on climate change the orders prioritize climate as national security and foreign policy

issues ban new oil and gas leases on federal land and mandate all federal agencies to buy clean or 0 emission vehicles made in america we're talking about american innovation american products american labor. we're talking about the health of our families and cleaner water cleaner air >>clinton communities, the president says an important part of his climate plan is to create new jobs in the renewable energy and low emission vehicle sectors and he says the situation is urgent he cited record years for wildfires tornadoes and flooding nationwide. it is existential we use that word too easily we throw it away. >>we have a big agenda front of us on a global basis the biden administration also plans to rejoin the paris climate accords john kerry, the president's special envoy for climate says international cooperation is key to making any difference almost 90 per said. >>of all of the planets emissions global emissions come from outside of us

borders. >>we could go to 0 tomorrow. and the problem isn't solved, but for lawmakers from states where coal oil and natural gas are economic drivers biden's executive orders are chance sit down and look at what's going on what we've done right. what we've done >>democratic senator joe manchin from the coal producing state of west, virginia opposes some of biden's new plans like ending construction on the keystone pipeline which would have brought oil from canada into the u.s. just have a disagreement i'm not going to sit idly by or my colleagues if the biden administration forces policies that threaten wyoming's economy and the lifeblood of so many people many republican senators like john barrasso and lisa murkowski say biden's policies will mean lost jobs for workers in their states so we look ministration right now is great concern. in washington joe khaleel. and this morning

we're looking back on the career of iconic actress, cicely tyson who died at the age of 96. she was pioneering she was a pioneering black performer who won multiple awards doug kolk is taking a look back. >>at her remarkable life. >>career spanning 7 decades with 3 emmys a tony and countless honors cicely tyson was best known not only for her portrayal of strong black women on screen, but her refusal to play anything it is change as she told salmon just on the red carpet her career in showbiz came by fluke i just happened to be walking down the street and then someone tapped me on the whether or i was a model and associated with my son. >>i'm not model and i'm not associated with anybody. >>well you should be she said to me tyson made her big screen debut in 1956 in a film called karat gold that's a matter i in 1963, she broke ground as the first black woman to start a television drama in the series east side

west side through a job given their all a knife and throughout the 60 she was very selective with films refusing to play any character thought to be demeaning to black women drug addicts meade's prostitutes before that she spent most of the decade acting on stage in 1972. she was nominated for an oscar and a golden globe for the film sounder her next role also won her an emmy the autobiography of miss jane pittman throughout the late 70's early 80's. she would collect a bunch of nominations for her roles in several different productions, including the popular tv series >>fried green tomatoes. because of winn-dixie and was nominated for 5 seasons for her work and how to get away with murder with viola davis at it was the topic i tried to bring up at the 2019 creative arts. emmys was a part where you knew that this is some of your best work. >>that is until sicily ran

into an old friend in glynn turman eyes up me that and that's what i know about my school up both standing here today emmy nominated for the same show show is next and saying her co-star viola davis taking to instagram to remember the legend. >>you made me feel loved in seen in valued in a world where there's still a cloak of invisibility forest, dark chocolate girls. >>you gave me permission to dream because it was only in my dreams that i could see the possibilities in myself she was on to say thank you for shifting my life, thank you for the long talks, thank you for loving me rest. well, cicely tyson died thursday, she was 96. doug kolk ktla 5 entertainment.

>>all right we're back inside for dave in the weather hide it. >>ok that's it you know like how you doin good morning, everybody welcome our we got word we got a moving anyway we'll be talking about what's going to today, mixed bag of sun and clouds going show you more. we have sun and clouds mixture and then tomorrow we get some more action happening. this will be in the afternoon evening. let's give it to future cast for to watch what happens. this is today now got some sun going on here clear skies nice day to your to start things off. but then

later on here comes this line right on through here. and it will linger a little bit in the south we're talking santa cruz mountains potentially all the way through tuesday morning. noting how much rain we get after this hit. but a quarter of an inch or better it looks like. and the wide perspective of things here is the hit by about tuesday. after that looks like it's fairly quiet to go through the remainder of the week through all of this so we turn a little bit of a dry pattern after rain hit and they're getting snow up in the mountains with this tuesday is the day to watch right now they have a winter storm watch that may be upgraded to a winter storm warning winter weather advisory 61 of the 4 zone forecast san francisco, 59 pacifica got the lower 60's going on for the northern end of the peninsula mid 60's down south 64 palo alto santa clara valley. but it's down in the mid 60's own east bay shoreline to the south 63 popular number tri valley at 6464 in a match walnut creek 64 berkeley and we're looking

at 57 chilly degrees the laiho 62 fairfield 60 sonoma and 59 santa rosa with lower 60's heading down south heading into our 7 day forecast. after the web traffic early in the week we clear out temperatures still modest though in the lower 60's and the other side of things with the drier air we cool even more so into the 30's meanwhile, the coast gun into the 40's. >>you are watching the san francisco opera performance of la dean from puccini of the sf opera's currently close because of the pandemic but now you can catch a performance virtually that's right. the sf opera now offering weekly online opera

streams have a number of performances lined up for the month of february and there's even one happening tonight as well, yeah i enjoyed his talk more about this program is jeff mcmillan from the sf opera jeff good morning, thanks for joining us. how'd you get the idea for this. >>with the state's closed and we are performances on. schedule for last and those have to be canceled because the pandemic was acquired have make some of our performances from the archives available online. >>ok so these are all from the archives, you were able to just kind find the videos and decide divvy them up and how to bring them to the rest of the public. >>that's correct. yeah we we have some really fabulous performances from over the years beginning around 2007 up and you know my further the beginning of pandemic so may

we've shown 20 streams on the and you can see the footage there from beyond a doubt is our performance this that stars nicole compelling stephen costello with her former music director of the call of saudi on the podium. just last night's folklore as you can see their costume. i mean it's just great performance and it's one of his great operas so a little bit everything for for viewers you know there's something now a scene there's scene for the chorus and of course you don't want to stage throughout the entire show. the coca bells a great so it's it's really really great people can tune in and see running the rest of today up until midnight. well that brings up the next question jeff and that is how do people access this online. >>i'm just going to sf opera dot com. there is a step to loggains you might have to just put in your name, your

e-mail and you can watch it for free. >>which i think is a wonderful thing obviously for someone who absolutely loves live performance as live music live opera things like that something we've all been missing over the last several months and even just watching that clip there i felt like i was transported into this into this new round which i really really appreciated. >>absolutely i mean we all miss the stage we all must be able to but this a string of great performances has been a real leak that we've been able to establish with our audience. some of outlook we're having people tuning in from all over the world for streams so not just in the bay area all over and you know for those people in the bay area really love coming to the war memorial opera house year. a lot performances. you this is a great thing to tune into in the medium or in interim there.

>>and jeff love the most visible impact that covid has had on the sf opera has been the fact that are closed. one other issues have come up with in the opera because of covid. >>just getting back to performing that something that we're always kind looking at as well working with the health regulations and just seeing what we can do a continual process and we're kind of finding our way through some work with the doctors at ucsf you know i think. we can say that having an announcement on february 16th about some of the new things that we're that that involves you trying to get back to stitch. >>well there's the virtual performances of course but then there's also some talkbacks with some of opera singers that you guys are offering as well can you talk to us a little bit about that. >>shuri on friday we have a

live discussion with 2 members of the cast which i was just showing there it was the copa del student so time now for from the show and they were being interviewed by sean who see who is actually our director for the so it's really great. i mean you could to hear what the artists are up now and how it can now getting this like all of us. and you know it's it's been a really challenging time for for artists he cut off from their audiences. but you know you could about the kind of hobbies they've done developing and learning to and all sorts of can active in creative. but then this stream of troubling and we get to kind of enjoy that performance that they did together in our state. jeff i would be remiss if i didn't ask you about the hint that you dropped a few

few seconds ago about an announcement on february 16th can you give us little ant. >>well i i would just say that you know we had to cancel or summer season and 2020 at our fall season. >>are going to be announcing just kind how we're getting back our performance the falls and so we haven't summer 2021 coming and younger must between now and then things are already starting to feel more optimistic and better in the world and in our country so. we're we're we're embracing that we're we're kind of all right. >>jeff, thank you so much this sounds like a wonderful idea it sounds like a lot of people from around the world are logging on to just really enjoy all that is sf opera thank you so much. pleasure thank you thank staff,

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companions did bring some smiles to their faces and a much needed chance to relax and winds down and that they deserve all of the chances wired all right one last time, let's take a look at the 7 day another nice day today with highs in the 60's and then we're expecting rain on monday and so definitely don't put away the umbrellas yet but we are looking for to that sunshine later in the week so enjoy today. look how beautiful that is out there. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning >>we'll see next week and have of my body.

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