that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. >>news stations, you're watching the car. good morning everybody thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm marty gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it is saturday february 20th 07:00am this morning. i were almost inching closer and closer and you got a little rain this morning we very windy as well this morning are has got a look at our forecast for us dave okay, good morning. well marty good morning, everybody and we're still kind of dealing with some cloudy gloom and doom here, but this is not going to last all day today just to get things started. >>with the cloudy skies. we did have some rain going on overnight in some of that rain is holding together a little

bit down in the south bay, but this is all going quickly, including the clouds going to exit pretty quickly this morning, here's what it looks like it's a snapshot there. >>as you can see a little bit of the santa cruz mountains up to mount hamilton a little bit in the santa clara valley end spooky looking at the golden gate bridge with look at the flag in action least all winds that will be around all morning. even as we clear. another shot here of the east bay shoreline in the cloudy skies that remain at this hour. speaking of which this with the winds look like right now the most intense in the inland spots of the east bay for the higher elevations off their to mount hamilton also a little bit in the peninsula and up in the north bay to now those temperatures because the cloud cover not too too cold, although it does feel a little chilly with the win. 43 for santa rosa, 42 for napa 48 going on for san francisco and in london the east bay most readings are in the 40's this behind worry we're about 24 hours ago, notice here in some cases, a half a dozen degrees. so breaking it down for a lot of cloud cover this morning we're going to break through that as we approach the noon

hour to a mostly temperatures somewhat suppress though, but we do see a little bit of a lycra warming trend into early next week. all more that just a bit morning. well. >>i think they will begin this morning in the north bay were retired san francisco police officers actually facing kidnapping charges over a childhood prank gone wrong. yeah, the incident happened last friday night in sandra fell the game is called ding dong ditch. >>it involves kids ringing doorbells and then making a run for it. >>so one sandra fell homeowner though was fed up by all of this according to police that's right 63 year-old dean taylor is accused of chasing down an 11 year-old boy hu was doorbell ditching taylor faces felony charges of kidnapping criminal threats and child endangerment a witness reported seeing an older man yelling at a boy and grabbing him aggressively before both of them got into the man's car and then left the neighborhood. neighbors say the doorbell pranks have been going on for a month, but this time it took an unexpected turn.

>>kids are unfortunately a lot of these kids haven't been to school even one day this year. i think people are really. and a tough spot right now so get the kids to want to mess around you to understand and be more sensitive and at the same time we just all need to give each other more greece right now. >>taylor is a retired san francisco police officer who's served 34 years with the department. he denies the allegations and has pleaded not guilty he is currently out on bail. in the east bay now family and friends gathered in hayward to remember a woman killed in a hit and run this happened one week ago, 58 year-old valerie martinez was walking along hunt what avenue when someone driving a car described as a light colored 2005 ford explorer hit her and then took off investigators have released this image of the vehicle suspected of striking her. a week later the truck nor the driver have been found the family is now pleading for the driver to

come forward, so they can have some sort of closure. >>yard. that. >>you know turn yourself in and and help our family get through this. >>investigators believe the ford explorer in question has front end damage and a possible cracked windshield anyone with any information on this is encouraged to give hayward police a call. >>also in the east bay oakland police say they found the vehicle they believed was involved in a fatal hit and run, but they're still looking for the driver this morning. the incident happened tuesday night shortly after 6 o'clock on foothill boulevard that's just a few blocks west of fruitvale avenue. take a look at this video from the scene this is from citizen app police say an oakland resident was crossing the street when he was struck by a silver vehicle. the driver fled the scene without stopping. the man was then hit by a second car, the driver of that

vehicle stayed on and is cooperating with investigators. the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene police are asking for anyone with any information to give them a call. another big story that has made national headlines entire oakley union entry school board has resigned after they were caught slamming parents during a virtual meeting that they thought was private. >>that's right it was public though, and it went out to the public this morning we're getting a look at the video that drew all the backlash. >>we >>that's >>just me haha. >>they want to take on they want their baby sitters back great. i totally hear that re service for a medical.

clientele were parents with their kids in school. as when you kids at >>well in a letter to the family's 3 the board members did apologize saying quote as trustees we realize it's a responsibility to model the conduct that we expect of our students and staff. it's also an obligation to build confidence in district leadership or comments failed you in both those regards and for this we offer our sincerest apology. >>they went on to say quote please do not let our failure in judgment cast a shadow on the exceptional work that our teachers administrators and hardworking employees are doing for the students of this district. they deserve and will need your support as you move forward and quote

superintendent greg hettrick says the vacancies will be filled by members of the contra costa county board of education until new board members of the governing board are elected or appointed. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news house speaker nancy pelosi speaking out against attacks targeting asian americans across the country, including right here in the bay area. and when will you sports be allowed to resume in california. we have details on the

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>>good morning, welcome back in san francisco parents and students organized a zoom in protest at some san francisco schools. they are frustrated at the lack of a plan to return to in person learning. now parents acknowledge there are concerns to getting everyone safely back on campus. but they're asking the school district and the teachers union to work together on addressing those concerns so the students can get back in the classrooms as soon as possible. noel. >>a new development in the plan to reopen schools though governor gavin newsome signaling he'll likely veto the state's let the state legislature's agreement to get kids back in the classroom by april the proposal is scheduled for a formal vote on monday. but the governor and state lawmakers have 3 main disagreements when it comes to reopening timing required county case rates per 100,000 people and teacher vaccinations. >>unfortunately was put into

print with slow down the process of reopening our schools and that is something i can support. >>the legislative plan aligns more with the teachers unions demands which is for educators to have access to vaccines before going back to school. while the governor maintains all teachers do not need to be vaccinated to return to in person instruction his administration announced beginning march first it will set aside 10% of its vaccine supply or 75,000 doses per week for teachers and staff. >>we have quite a bit of cloud cover which to start off with but we see the skies open up quite a bit a little bit on the cool side as they struggle to reach 60 degrees a little breezy as well look at your weekend forecast in just a bit weekend forecast in just a bit today. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer.

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yes! do it for yourself. ♪ ♪ >>some 14 this saturday morning, thanks a lot for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. >>it was very windy and walked outside of my apartment this morning and i felt i had to quickly put my jacket i had and you know got myself altogether but that wind really took me by surprise this morning and coming across the bay bridge this morning. it was definitely 2 hands on the wheel because a lot of hours lot of smaller cars were all or if that dave's far what's that looking like for us, you know have a little bit the way some breezy conditions going on this afternoon but it's good concentrate in the morning hours now we have quite a bit of cloud cover

and. >>it was shot from sfo, no delays going on there. but it does look a little fierce as we start the day today a live shot also from the east bay shoreline and all the intrusive the cloud cover so give this a couple of hours to work its magic far as any rain that's part of the south peninsula little bit in the south bay. we're gonna retire that pretty quickly look at futurecast for his hit on talking about we clear out pretty nicely well before noon for all areas and tomorrow looks to be much the same not as windy. but we'll be left with a little bit the way of a breeze want to show this real quick here we just had a rain event remember overnight. we just had a rain event a look at these humidity levels not unusual to see them drop off during the day but tells you we are getting some good solid mixing and above us there is some dry air to kind of help out with all of that so it's i see those numbers plummet and we won't have much intrusion from cloud cover as we get to the afternoon here the winds that we're starting things off with good solid northwest wind here. what we actually see later on the forecast period is becoming offshore in the tomorrow solano county and

napa counties we have a little bit of a breeze kind of hang on just a little bit that will be into your sunday, but you can see saturday little on the breezy side for just about everybody switches back over to an offshore wind 58, san francisco, mostly sunny breezy noting 61 cool for oakland, san jose checking about 59. so not a lot of temperature movement here give this about 72 hours. we'll see some more impressive numbers though across the wider bay, most of the readings in the lower 60's as you'll see 57 in vallejo though 59 san jose along with fremont at coming up of course we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. and we'll check into that extended forecast which has a little bit of a warm-up. >>a 91 year-old man he pushed his body literally air war. i saw in that image someone that could have been my father, my grandfather, these acts of violence against them are unacceptable and the perpetrators of these crimes must be punished. >>this is all part of a big story we're following this morning as lawmakers on capitol hill are denouncing

violence against asian americans it comes in the wake of several viral videos showing a disturbing spike anti-asian hate crimes many of which happened right here in the bay area and members of the congressional asian pacific american caucus, drew attention to those attacks. >>kron four's catherine heenan has more. >>what started as dirty looks and verbal salt has escalated to physical attacks and violence. >>the bay area knows what that kind of violence looks like all too well, including this cowardly brutal attack on a 91 year-old man and oakland's chinatown another heartbreaking scene, the came barreling across the street to knock over an 84 year-old man in san francisco. he later died. there are vigils. there are calls for hot lines for new task forces. speaker nancy pelosi today called it domestic terrorism white supremacy. >>is is the of concern when it

comes to domestic terrorism and that don't take that for me that's what director of the fbi said in september. >>it's not just the bay area of course this was a recent incident in seattle another one in new york. lawmakers today say that there have been more than 3,000 anti-asian hate incidents reported nationwide in just the last year, many tied to the coronavirus pandemic and some blame donald trump. >>donald trump and republicans double down on using slurs like we'll virus china plague and can flow. and that tactic succeeded in promoting stigma. doctor king has made clear. >>that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere so all of us stand with the asian-american community. until we can put this scourge to an end. and we will. >>catherine heenan kron 4

news. >>new york congresswoman grace meng introduced a resolution back in september that condemned all forms of anti-asian bigotry she says the issue needs more attention and more action. >>in the east bay richmond police are pleading for the public's help in finding a missing teenager 17 year-old antwon whitley was last seen on wednesday february 10th. police say he was visiting a friend's house that night and the 2 of them used illegal drugs possibly including hallucinogenic ce the friends tells police and want began acting paranoid so we called him a ride share to get him home. the driver tells police and funds behavior became erratic causing him to miss an exit and then accidentally get on the richmond sandra fell bridge. the driver apologized, but then antwan accused the driver of kidnapping him and began physically attacking him. >>due to the assault it was occurring at the time. the driver made the decision to stop the car mid span. and tom

physically climbed over the driver and that out the driver's seat door of the vehicle and time and k j spoke to one another and are possibly 8.30 that night. stated that he was on the bridge and said told kj that they're trying to kidnap me. the they are trying to get me and i walking on the bridge now. he also told kj i may have to jump off. those were the last words. heard from home. >>police say the rideshare driver is not a suspect at this time there's no evidence that antwon was a victim of a crime the department is offering a $10,000 reward for his safe return. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the warriors tried to steal one on the road we'll find out how they did kate rooney has the highlights next in sports.

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>>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>on the road after winning 3 of 4 in their last home stand now i had my magician puns all set for their contests with the magic in orlando, but with the game like the one we got basketball sure speaks for

itself draymond green he was back in action after ankle soreness right ankle soreness kept him out wednesday's win over miami and he played well, it was her getting out to a super hot start evan, fournier had a monster 1st half 22 points of his season-high 28 the trouble there. and the magic had a 13 point lead at the break. steph curry additional long one to andrew wiggins up top and he nails the 3 part of that well nothing run for golden state in the few minutes later jobs, trailing by 7 kelly year jail and then just like that is a five-point game with guns and drugs in your book played really well in the 32 rain transition here the floater to give golden state their first lead of the game in the bench fired up the ducks scored 43 points in the quarter we go to the 4th bradley wanamaker the driving layup that put the warriors up 13, that was as good as it got because as

quickly as the warriors came back so to the magic. >>curry with the backdoor cut denied by chuma and it was just a series of turnovers and mistakes by the warriors from there on out final seconds dubs need a 3 to tie the curry just can't find a good look some great defense by orlando. they find a way to win at home one 24 to one 20 the final score, leaving steve kerr trying to explain what happened. >>i thought we broke in the 3rd quarter and the 1st half of the 4th quarter of all is moving like crazy. >>and off to washington, but it seemed to me like the last 5 it was it was one passenger shot we stopped doing what has gotten us a lead and when you do that and you're giving up booze for the other end the home. games shifts. >>some women's hoops kiana williams and 6th ranked stanford haven't lost since dropping back to back games in late january taking on a su at and a jump down the 3 he or she is a local product

shipwreck to pinewood in los altos hills 17 points for her great basketball name too. and kiana williams had a game-high 18 takes it to the rim heers stanford never trailed in this one final score 80 to 41. just 2 more games in the regular season before the pac 12 tournament starts in early march is rolling on for the a's in mesa arizona team announced the signing of right handed pitcher use america teach to one year contract that eats of that 13 mlb seasons and he spent the last 3 of them with the a's. now despite this video i have of him getting rocked in various scenarios, he's been great. 1, 6, 6, tra last season career best for him his opponents batted 2.32 last year and he walked just 5 in 26 relief appearances, pretty good. bob melvin sure is happy to have officially locked up for the season. >>you look at the numbers kind of tell the tale as far as. production goes, but means much more to this team. you know in the clubhouse and the

respect that he gets in his leadership qualities for for a guy that really just us a lot. this is a guy everybody looks to i got a ton of texts and messages when we signed him back or you know the process of signing him back you know, it's been like you know this morning he's been here, you know, everybody's got a smile on their face because they know we got we've got you see back. >>and before we go we've got to give a shout out to another local baseball team, the usf dons beat the second-ranked team in the nation u c l a in their season opener how's that for an upset congratulations

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back to kron 4 morning news, 7.30 this saturday morning turn out to be a nice looking saturday. it is dave spahr is standing by he's got a little bit of what we can expect the next couple of days, dave. >>hey good morning guys, good morning, everybody we've improved deaths true even up in the view from the golden gate bridge we're still tracking a few little showers that are out there, they're appearing a little bit in the santa cruz mountains and down to the south bay as well. that's going to break up and of course when going to mostly sunny mode here it is here on storm tracker 4 down the south a little bit. but the golden gate bridge earlier had come some of clouds now the sun is peering on through they're not going to be to peek-a-boo thing here for the next few hours that we really start to dry out a mix out the atmosphere have some work to be done here on the east bay shoreline strip as you can see still quite a bit of cloud cover those temps 40's and

50's mixture, although mostly 40's for now in a bit of a breeze is with us as well coming up, check in your 4 zone forecast and that extended party. >>all right dave thanks lynn back to the news this morning governor newsome maintains that all teachers do not need to be vaccinated in order to return to in classroom teaching but he says as of march first 10% of the state's vaccine supply will be set aside for teachers and staff kron four's terisa stasio has more on how this could speed up a return to the classroom. >>i cried, happy tears for the first time in 5 out 6 and like you know 6, 9 months grace cosentino teaches 8th grade science an avid and she is set to receive her first covid-19 shot this coming sunday. >>i'm i'm very i'm very excited. i'm very relieved and and i thank you very emotional about it it's something that i've been hoping for for a long time grace is also really because this coming monday, she will be in class students.

the first time since last march shut down whereas some. >>in the younger grades in nevado have returned the district recently decided to give the nod to 7th and 8th graders and excited we kids for the first time like i can't stop smiling thinking about it. >>it feels sileo was just like the first day of school. i think it's great that i'm being vaccinated i just worry that's you know, and the chance i would pass along to you when my students would then pass it along to somebody at home. a lot of my students have more live with multiple families. grace was able to get registered for the vaccine because she lives in sonoma county which recently allowed teachers in child care workers to get vaccinated. >>other teachers in nevado tell me that they have yet to be able to sign up. gray says that she feels good about governor newsome opening the door wider for teachers and staff to get the vaccine throughout the state yet she says they're still so many

unanswered questions. >>you can open up the conversation as far as what other schools are looking for feel safe. with the school that i are 6th graders have been on campus gosh i think november. and so far it's been it has gone well here they have a very small amount of students each day. and like monday, us increasing the amount of students that we have on campus. you know it's just i think whatever school needs of the vaccines will start opening that conversation again other school districts we have spoken webb said that certainly. >>opening the door wider for more teachers to get vaccinated is important but so are other safety measures like additional ppe and making sure that testing is readily available. your marine county theresa kron 4 news. >>well some crews are have setting up a new vaccination site at the larkspur landing ferry terminal that's

scheduled to open tomorrow. you can sign up beginning today the site plans to provide some 200 vaccinations a day for the first week and their goal is to expand to about 1500 doses per day but organizers say shipments of the vaccine supply from run county have been delayed by those severe storms across the midwest. >>some stopped by a mobile clinic in alameda county yesterday the site already vaccinating teachers and newsome talked about the state's ability to expand eligibility. >>obviously the constraint of supply. but we are now knowledge e through a very specific framework that we can do more because we now visibility with more supplies coming more confidence in our capacity. to do that and continue to commit to the most vulnerable californians. >>the governor has previously visited bay area vaccination sites in san francisco and santa clara counties as well.

>>has been restored to most of texas, but the state remains in crisis because frozen pipes continue to burst in homes that's causing flooding and leaving millions of people without clean drinking water and really is a mess down there state officials are warning texans not out of the woods yet. >>with temperatures still well below freezing this morning, president biden said he spoke with governor greg abbott by phone and says he is working relentlessly to get texans what they need. >>our washington dc correspondent anna werner he has more. >>president joe biden says he wants to travel to texas next week where millions of residents are still without safe water some with no power if in fact. >>this concluded that i can do without creating a burden from the folks on the ground while they're dealing with this crisis. >>i plan on going fema is already on the ground in the state with critical resources like generators diesel water and blankets on friday, the

president said he's asked the agency to accelerate its response and speed up a request for a declaration of the major disaster in texas and god willing it will bring a lot of relief to a lot of texans on thursday, the department of health and human services declared a public health emergency for the state and biden is calling on other agencies to also step up and help i'm health and human services hhs housing and urban development. us department of agriculture. the department of defense to identify other resources, other resources that can provide an address. the growing need. none of this had to happen texas democratic congressman joaquin castro says the state would need to rely on washington. if state leaders had done their job there's been an utter lack of preparation and the left. >>of the state's power system by texas republican dan crenshaw says the shift to renewable energy is to blame tweeting had been more relying

on the wind turbines that froze the outages would have been much worse in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the baseball season is on hold and san jose state university will find out why the school is blaming student athletes for the pause student athletes for the pause in play that's coming up. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection

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this saturday morning and shoppers in oakland have noticed a study police presence outside some of the big box stores. well kron and you talk to a city council says the officers are there to keep workers and customers safe. >>and to keep crime from driving business away. >>major retailers are turning to the oakland police department paid overtime for off-duty officers to secure their businesses. wong target over on broadway in 27 straight. and a homebody. and with more to come. 2 of those businesses hold eople at walgreens or in oakland city councilmember noel geils fruitvale district they were living right in the parking lot breaking and breaking out and grandma and grandpa try to go in there and buy you know medicine or whatever they need to have walker is sending come on and they're being assault in he says home depot is the first business to hire off-duty opd officers dial says it was stop preventing the big box retailer from leaving the city and taking

hundreds of jobs in the process but these are neighborhood people these are people that are getting an opportunity when an entry level job. they can as you know have they can help them pay the rent and take care of their families and i don't want to lose >>because if i wind up losing businesses and who's going to help. pay for the services that we do provide because they generate access millions and millions of dollars i have mixed mostly idea, pamela drake is a former oakland business woman current member of the coalition for police accountability. >>so now we have armed security in our stores just a whole other level. of issues and having more guns on the streets and i don't care having more guns on the streets. in oakland is always problematic. >>opd said kron 4 a statement that reads in part quote the officers are working outside of their normal shifts on

their days off. they are not under the direction or supervision of the store's management. the officers must abide by all rules of the department and are supervised by oakland police department command staff unquote haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>or take care of some of these clouds for starters and then going to a mostly this afternoon, although temperatures a bit on the cool side lower 60's is what we're expecting here a little warme

>>good morning, welcome back hockey fans have been looking forward to outdoor hockey at lake tahoe, the you take a look at video of crews setting up a special say that's going to be a south shore and the preparations have been underway since last week. it's all for the nhl's winter classic outdoor game. there's going to be 2 games held the colorado avalanche. >>we'll take on the vegas golden knights today and then tomorrow, the philadelphia flyers are facing the boston bruins. fans unfortunately not allowed to attend due to the pandemic. >>but the views for the players should be beautiful because the rink is set up at the 18th hole of the famous edgewood golf course that's in south lake tahoe, so they might be a little distracted exactly i know that obviously last week tahoe was really getting some good good snow. dave. i'm curious how much more they've accumulated and if they're expected to get a little bit more in the coming days, well, good morning guys, good morning, everybody we have a little bit of snow that's occurring right now they have a winter weather

advisory been posted there until 10 this morning. >>the total county the overnight they may get about a half a foot with all of that, but the good news is the forecast will be one of improvement as we go forward. >>into the forecast tomorrow. here's how it lines up here. the forecast tomorrow, sunny skies got temperatures in the 40's as we get into early next week so a lot of sun but it's all rough go on as we start off the weekend. for right back to our radar we can see the higher elevations, picking up a little bit of rain in the santa cruz but out of the santa clara valley as well. this is departing though and we're getting some drier air filtering in here, this is one of the problem spots though from the sky you can see the way some clouds breaking up a bit but still to work on some of the cloud cover aloft, it's dry so when do it's mixing act here a little system drop on south bringing some rain overnight perfectly time though, as the front will pass will be left with breezy conditions a lot of sunshine this afternoon but chilly on those temps a little warmer expected tomorrow and not as

windy. so what happens after that pretty uneventful we have a little weak system by tuesday want to point out you're gonna notice temperatures in the 70 drop off a little bit. but this looks to be pretty dry and after that really nothing really drops indoor area until the following week, this is after next weekend into the following week, maybe we'll get some rain by that monday. so let's take a fairly dry week coming up ahead with a warm those we start off though things will be nice will treat 58, san francisco, the 4 zone forecast 58, daly city pacifica at 54 where the upper 50's along the bay side of the peninsula. today just a touch cooler plus the fact it's a little windier today than tomorrow lower 60's. so these numbers will feel a little cooler then they would tomorrow 59 going on san jose along with santa clara cupertino as well east bay shoreline to the south around 60 we're going 60 their try tally. with sunshine still a lot of uniformity with temperature 62 for concord and walnut creek 58 for berkeley looks like solano county we're going from up to 62 vacaville and fairfield 61 napa in 61

also santa rosa what around 60. as we head down south. now in that seven-day forecast, here's a nice little warm up a little flavor spring don't you know monday into tuesday that weak system i noted again that should remain dry. but a bring some cloud cover it looks like for us, but temperatures pretty steady through the 60's as we finish off the week. other important know here, we don't drop too much into the 30's will stay in the 40's in the inland valleys. throughout the night and 40's covering us at the coached back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot of that to the news this morning, a big win to tell you about for young athletes in california as governor newsom says they can get back on the field as soon as next friday and this comes after the department of public health really some updated for youth and recreational sports. >>it explains the california counties where covid-19 case rates are at or below 14 people. >>per 100,000 can resume outdoor sports. >>but doesn't include indoor sports like basketball and volleyball students and parents though of her static

they say it's a welcome step in the right direction gresh paulson saga has more on that. >>once you got the news this morning is looks like a christmas 40 watts is the quarterback for rockland high school's varsity football team in placer county after more than a year of not being able to play today was the first day in officially there will be a season in 2021. suicide going to my friends and couple in an official announcement california public health officials loosened the rules for eu sports allowing counties where covid-19 case rates are at or below 14 people per 100,000. >>to play outdoor sports like baseball. high contact outdoor sports like football and rugby can also resume. >>only all coaches and players, 13 years and older get tested once a week. >>every game's a blessing or just little bit. >>during a virtual press conference today let them play california and the golden state coaches association applauded the move by state leaders want to thank avenue. some. i want to thank jim to

do. because it would have been just as easy to not listen to us. he has to listen to us. and they chose a higher house meanwhile richey's mother tina wants says he believes the new guidelines allow student athletes to be safe competing all show that it can be done safely so as a parent 110%. i'm very excited to see him and his teammates out there whoever she is disappointed indoor sports like basketball and volleyball are still not allowed. i daughter is a volleyball player you know we want to be excited. but yet we also need to keep fighting for these kids that i haven't been given the green light ridge, he says he and his teammates are eager and ready to get back to the great didn't actually somebody is in there and over the and again i think the payoff so. >>5th annual i was sangha reporting for us this morning now following the announcement the group let him play which has been leading that effort to restart youth sports in california posted this sign that reads quote. thank you

governor newsome kids are essential business. >>meanwhile, baseball though has been benched at san jose state university after several student athletes, apparently violated covid-19 protocols the temporary suspension was announced after the university reported 16 positive cases involving spartan athletes. it's not clear whether the cases all involve sport or involve sports other than baseball. but school officials are just citing student athlete conduct as the reason for the suspension this all comes on the heels of an outbreak that happened back in early july in san jose state's football program, several players and coaches were sidelined after reportedly violating those health orders. >>and we'll be right back with >>and we'll be right back with more news stay with us. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying active and eating right?

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>>we're seeing a lot of snow and a lot of strange places this week including jerusalem where locals took advantage of the rare winter storm to have a little bit of fun this week, it's been about 6 years since this region has received snow like dozens of people went out to enjoy it. this video showing folks participating in a massive snowball fight just outside of a mosque, really

enjoying that that winter weather for and was like they had a beautiful day. yeah. let's take you now to chicago we have this incredible video of a firefighter who's trapped on the roof of a burning building there you can see him through the smoke. >>he was separated from the rest of his crew. and so he had no other option than to jump to the next roof for safety. he did make it. but 6 firefighters were hurt in this massive fire. thankfully, none of the injuries are life threatening. no word yet on the cause of that fire. >>well in between calls this frisco texas police officer took a moment to enjoy a doughnuts during crazy winter weather. the officer may not have been the fastest on this fun little flooding course but that didn't stop him from embracing the winter wonderland he even played

bumper cars at the end of the race, i feel like all of these texans are using their inflatable pool toys. good point because they're so used to the sunshine and hanging out at the pool. >>and then you know they ended up with so much snow this week. >>also nearly a 1000 sea turtles and texas have been rescued amid the unusually cold temperatures. you can see they arrived by the truckload the cold-blooded animals are unable to swim in frigid waters so the conservationists are now providing medical care. and treating them before they're released again the texas state aquarium says this may be their biggest conservation effort in its 30 year history wow those 3 wondering what the heck is likely happening. still still ahead next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news, we'll have the fallout and mass resignations in the oakland you oakley rather. >>union high school district after board members were caught on camera slamming stories coming up. plus there are 3 sticking points separating governor newsome and lawmakers from finalizing

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and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow saturday february 20th is the date it's just about to be 08:00am. >>we had a bit of a windy morning. we sure have and we little rain overnight. that's gone, let's find out more about the wind and look ahead for the weekend. >>here's dave spahr heidi okay, good morning guys, good morning everybody out trying to work on the sky conditions here quite a bit of cloud cover we've had to deal with on storm tracker for only a little in the way of some raindrops try to hold together a little bit down around the santa cruz mountains, however, it's still one of a clearing story it looks like for today, the golden gate bridge continues to change in appearance here. >>as you can see kind of some spooky clouds there but the skies opening up as you can see from the blue in the distance. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline, yeah, there's patches of clear skies that show up here and there but still a work in progress breezy. it is as you can notice. those onshore winds that are very apparent along the west side. this will be with us through a good chunk

of today and tomorrow will be a little bit more off shore up in the north bay just a touch but not as windy, we're looking at 40's and 50's mixture across most of the bay at this hour. a breakdown for you as we go forward we'll keep it kind of cloudy and then turning mostly clear into the afternoon look at your forecast coming up in a bit back to you. >>we begin this morning in the north bay where a retired san francisco police officer is now facing kidnapping charges. all because of a childhood prank gone wrong. >>the incident happened last friday night in sandra fell. it's a game. they both play called ding dong ditch it involves kids ringing doorbells and then making a run for it. but when sandra fell homeowner was fed up with this according to police that's right 63 year-old dean taylor is accused of chasing down an 11 year-old boy he was doorbell ditching. >>taylor is now facing felony charges of kidnapping criminal threats and child endangerment. >>a witness reported seeing an

older man yelling at a boy and then grabbed him aggressively before both of them got into the man's car and left the area. neighbors say the doorbell pranks have been going on for about a month, but this time it took an unexpected turn. >>kids are unfortunately a lot of these kids haven't been to school even one day this year. i think people are really. and a tough spot right now so get the kids to want to mess around need to understand and be more sensitive and at the same time we just all need to give each other more greece right now. >>taylor a retired san francisco police officer who's served 34 years with the department. he's denying the allegations and has pleaded not guilty. he is currently out on bail. >>now to the east bay this morning family and friends gathered in hayward to remember a woman who's killed in a hit and run. it happened one week ago and 58 year-old valerie lot martinez was walking along hunt wood avenue then someone driving a car described as a light colored 2005 ford explore hit her and kept on going. investigators

released this photo of the vehicle suspected of striking her. now a week later neither the truck driver nor the nor the truck had been found the family is now pleading for the driver to come forward, so they can have some sort of closure. >>yard. this is human life. >>please you know turn yourself in and and help our family get through this. >>investigators believe the ford explorer in question has front end damage and a possible cracked windshield. they're asking for anyone with any information to give the hayward police department a call. well. >>also in the east bay oakland police say they found the vehicle they believed was involved in a fatal hit and run. but they're still looking for the driver the incident happened tuesday night shortly after 6 o'clock on foothill boulevard just a few blocks west of fruitvale avenue. this is video of the scene from the citizen app police say an

oakland resident was crossing the street when he was struck by a silver vehicle, the driver then fled the scene without stopping. the man was then hit by a second car and the driver of that vehicle did stay on scene and his car and was cooperating with investigators. the pedestrian was pronounced dead there at the scene anyone with information on that first vehicle is asked to contact oakland police. >>quite a disturbing story this morning, san francisco police searching for a group of men to attack someone in a wheelchair and then stole it this happened on wednesday around 09:00pm on mary alley near. >>howard street. the victim was heading home when 3 of the men pulled the person out of the wheelchair. and the 4th man kicked the suspects then stole the wheelchair and left the victim on the street. here's a picture of the wheelchair that was stolen anyone with information on violent attack is asked to contact police.

>>another big story that we're following this morning, one that's made national headlines the entire oakley union elementary school board has resigned this after they were caught slamming parents during a virtual meeting they thought was private and it was public and it went out to the public now this morning we're getting a look at the video that drew office backlash. >>we >>coli >>that's just me haha. >>they want to take on they want their baby starts back. great. i totally have members reserve us for a medical. clientele were parents with their kids in school. so when you kids at

>>well in a letter to families 3 the board members did issue an apology saying quote as trustees we realize is our responsibility to model the conduct that we expect of our students and staff. it's also our obligation to build confidence in district leadership. our comments failed you in both regards and for this we offer our sincerest apology they went on to say quote please do not let our failure in judgment cast a shadow on the exceptional work our teachers administrators and hardworking employees are doing for the students of this district they deserve and will need your support. >>as you move forward and quote now super intended greg hettrick says the vacancies are going to be filled by members of the contra costa county board of education until new members of the governing board are elected or appointed. >>and coming up on the kron 4

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>>welcome back 8 '09 on this saturday morning governor newsome and state lawmakers are battling over a plan to reopen campuses friday. newsom said he will not support the 12.6 billion dollar plan lawmakers announced this week. but he says the state will provide more vaccines for teachers moving forward. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala taking a closer look. >>i can't support something that's going to delay the safe reopening of schools for our youngest kids governor gavin newsome signaling friday, he'll likely veto the legislature school reopening plan the proposal is scheduled for a formal vote monday. the plan aims to reopen elementary schools in mid april and would require the state provide vaccines to teachers and staff preparing for in person instruction bill details were put into print friday. unfortunately was put into

print with slow down the process of reopening our schools and that is something i can support the governor and legislature don't agree on 3 main issues when it comes to reopening one timing. >>2 required county case rates per 100,000 people and 3 teacher vaccinations will keep talking you know if we need to look at some some slight adjustments are things going for it will do that we think we think it's time we listen to our to our educators to our our teachers our school districts and most importantly it's their families and parents. >>across our state we think this plan we're going to get on monday make sense a legislative plan aligns more with teacher union calls for educators to have access to vaccines before going back to school. >>while the governor maintains all teachers do not need to be vaccinated to return to in person instruction his administration announced beginning march first it will set aside 10% of its vaccine supply or 75,000 doses per week for teachers and staff or

operationally standardizing that in every part of the state through the 3rd party agreement we think that will substantially address concerns in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>as you get ready to plan your day want to know all about the forecast dave has that coming up after the break stay with us.

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i to call it a snow just kind of went on through very quickly and watching the big map here looks like it's in the south bay right now dave. >>yeah that's what's kind of hovering out a little bit there we did getting about a 100 an inch of rain in the curtain, the santa clara valley up to the last hour and as you can notice, it's on its waning it's on its way out it's all the south bay for the most part of the little bit happened up in the north bay too. so for today, the plan your day you can expect turning mostly sunny, but it will be a bit chilly because not only will temperatures be kept down, but also those winds, we'll do a nice job suppression of temperatures to sfo no delays this morning, there's the clear skies. still work out those a shot from timber on we're still have quite a bit of cloud cover going on here, but it is dry a loss once we get the atmosphere mixing out a little bit here, we'll take care of that as far as the satellite pictures concern, the others, the stray showers that linger down to the south clear upstream handing it over to future cast for there you see the skies improved very very quickly for which by the way

as you start losing those winds are going to have maybe some issues going on with some cold temperatures in spots want to point out real quickly the dry air. this afternoon, not unusual to see this happen. but after a little rain event it's nice to see how nice and dry. the air does become along with clearing skies with all of that too it could be fairly dry tonight which means chilly meanwhile, the winds as we go forward going to be breezy this afternoon still out of the northwest double digits for the entire region expected the wind advisories with any of this. but still a bit on the breezy side you can see tomorrow now going to be a little more offshore is what we're expecting forecast today calls for those highs in and around 60 or so turning mostly sunny coming up in a bit of course we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. >>well this month kron 4 is honoring black history and this morning we want to shine a light on san francisco assistant sheriff carter carter's career in law enforcements and spends 24

years. and her new title gives her the 3rd highest rank position in the sheriff's office very impressive stuff. she's joining us now to talk about her career and what she hopes she will bring to this new role assistant sheriff first and foremost congratulations on the new position. thank you so much, you're very welcome. we're so glad you decided to join us here this morning, i'm curious why did you choose law enforcement as your career path. >>there was an issue that happened back in the day with my younger cousin that started me to be in law enforcement. i wanted to really help people. it was something like a passion inside of me to mentor coach help and law enforcement had it all when you're law enforcement officer, you can't go into the community and talk to people help people. mentor and be a role model and so everything that was inside of me just came out in law enforcement. >>and what hurdles have you had to deal with as a black

woman in law enforcement. >>as i was a young officer i didn't really think about all the hurdles until i really became a leader and saw that as a black woman and a law enforcement agency where most people are men and i'm back in the day law enforcement was just white men that we look in the way i look was different and so i knew that law enforcement needed voices that look no places that sounded like me people that look like me so that we can all make a difference. >>and it's only been about a month in your new role here you just were sworn last month in january can you talk to be a little bit about any issues different areas within the sheriff's office that you're looking to improve upon. sheriff's department is actually doing pretty great

because 77% of the employees and staff are minorities. >>different cultures and backgrounds. but what i hope to do in the department is to really encourage and support. a lot of women. i want to make sure that the women and people of color have opportunities in leadership. there are many people who're coming up that are wonderful people i don't know if many of you know that i started my career in this very department back in 1996. and so me coming back to this department is like coming back home to and i just hope to encourage all of the people there to really be the leaders that we were called to be to inspire everybody to understand what this moment is and 2021 to reach back to the communities and let them have a voice. so my goal is to make sure that we become the

leaders that we're supposed to be and to make sure that the voices are heard throughout the entirety of the department. >>to follow up on that and to put it mildly the past year has seen one of divisions and distrust between black and brown communities and law enforcement and and i'm wondering what can you do to try and regain the trust. >>honestly we need to go out in the community we need to make sure that those voices are heard all the me be more empathetic. i'm hoping that i can be a bridge to the community and the law enforcement community being black and being part of the team and you know the community there is. a push pull for me and a lot of my other brothers and sisters, you are also black and you are also law you know community members and so it's really up to us we have a huge responsibility to go back into

the community and make sure that those voices heard. and we also need to make sure that our law enforcement brothers and sisters understand why people are frustrated, why they are hurt. and so that we can be more empathetic when we go to help and serve. we are public servants and we are peace officers. and so my goal is to make sure that we understand that we are peace officers first going into the community to help because we on me to be safe. >>cher has this i'm curious if you have any advice for folks obviously being a black woman in such a high-profile position you've mentioned how you really want to. encourage other women when it comes to these types of roles is there any advice you have for those 2 maybe don't think advancement like this is possible for them. >>definitely i was one of those people i had a daughter when i first started my career

and i thought this was him i would be a patrol officer but i had mentors that mentor to me and supported me and encourage me each and so we just need to encourage one another. i am an example of what you can do as a single mom. you can do it you can do it go to school read books. >>have a mentor. encourage yourself. this is the time that we have to go out and be morally courageous and stand up to their to be the voice because the community needs it and the world nice to hear these voices so we can come together. there's not a u.s. versus them. if us to gather keeping each other safe and so i encourage all of us leaders to step out of our comfort zones and to be the voice that needs to be her right now. >>well said tenzin make a card or new assistant chief of the sheriff's department thank you so much for joining us. we

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>>30 the saturday morning, good morning and welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. >>thanks so much for joining we've been talking a little bit about the weather we had a little bit of wind had a little bit of rain and dave says we've got a little bit of cloud cover hanging out yes still around us. a good morning. noel marty good morning, everybody and it

should clear out the next couple of hours, right above us is where the clouds out to collect just a little bit here. >>because of our surface moisture and the sun comes out little bit only that it has to evaporate that low level moisture so leftover showers we have in the santa cruz mountains a little bit holding together very very light, but still there's appearing on radar. here's the cloud cover. i mentioned earlier it's like different. every 5 minutes left the golden gate bridge you can see a little bit of sun in the foreground but we have that cloud coverage will notice there in the background we also look spooky from the shop to temper on too, but at least the foreground get that sun coming out so again get a little time and you'll see on the backside of this front things will clear out for today all those temperatures holding. well in the 50's and 40's mixture we didn't get real real cold last night which by the way is an addendum tonight might get a bit chilly as we dry out the air loose some of these winds expect some 30's to revisit those inland valleys, although not as much in the seven-day forecast speak of the winds. this is where we stand right now quite windy on the west side of the bay and meanwhile, over the east bay little that there are another little

pocket of some windy conditions so for today. let's keep it cloudy to start shore opening up those skies in the afternoon to although breezy will make those upper 50's still it on the chilly side again but more so tomorrow and early next week i got that forecast coming up in a bit back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot. san francisco general hospital started a five-day vaccine clinic for older san franciscans hospitals trying now to make it easier for patients aged 65 and up. >>so the appointments aren't necessary kron four's maureen kelly checked it out and found a very long line. >>just after lunchtime, the line for covid-19 vaccinations snaked around sf general. one patients saying he stood for 4 hours to get to the front of the line. the clinic give shots from 09:00am to 03:00pm. it's for san franciscans age 65 years and older they expect to give out roughly 1400 shots every day through tuesday february 23rd. the reason why they have such big lines is

because no appointments are necessary. it's just drop him. the hospital's chief medical officer explains why they switch to this model we were realizing is that with our elderly population tied to the more we put up sort of road blocks in terms of like having a schedule an appointment getting on the web calling someone. >>those treated barriers that prevented him from coming in to get the appointments and so we decided probably just a couple of days ago to remove any barriers they say the reason they had the vaccine here where others don't is simply because of the supply chain. they expect to run out by next week if they don't get any more doses in those waiting in this long line say they've been having a hard time getting the shots elsewhere to get inside to help and they did have an next month much >>if you have nothing. so >>get a chance today i come here, it was the only game in everybody else. i out of the vaccine, kaiser whom live insurance west. and i got my doctor's blessing get it wherever you the last day for

this drop-in clinic is tuesday because wednesday is when the next tier of essential workers are eligible for the vaccine. >>so just cops teachers and grocery store clerks that's what sf general will also revert back to making appointments dropping the drop-in model for now one important thing to point out unlike other mass vaccination clinics here in the city. >>this one is for san francisco residents only meaning if you work in the city and live outside of it don't bother coming here, it would be a waste of your time. >>they are checking id ease. maureen kelly kron 4 news, good advice. murray. thank you we'll crews are setting up new vaccination site at the larkspur landing ferry terminal is scheduled to open tomorrow. >>now you can sign up beginning today. the site plans to provide 200 vaccinations a day for the first week and they eventually hope to expand to about 1500 doses every day. but organizers do say that the shipments of the vaccine supply from marin county have been delayed by the severe storms across the midwest.

>>governor newsome did stop by a mobile clinic in alameda county yesterday that site already vaccinating teachers newsome talked about the state's ability to expand eligibility. >>obviously the constraint of supply. but we are now knowledge e through a very specific framework that we can do more because we now visibility with more supplies coming more confidence in our capacity. to do that and continue to commit to the most vulnerable californians. >>the governor has previously visited bay area vaccination sites in san francisco as well as santa clara counties. >>well pfizer has released new data that evaluates its covid-19 vaccine for pregnant women. preliminary results show there is a risk of increased premature labor, but the company says a new trial will offer more conclusive information. the cdc says getting vaccinated is a personal choice for any woman who's pregnant and recommends

that expectant moms talk to their doctor if they have any questions about those risks. >>new data also showing the pfizer vaccine can be stored in a regular pharmaceutical freezers as opposed to the ultra cold freezers that it stored and now this could make it easier to distribute the vaccine. the new information has been submitted to the fda as a proposed update to the emergency use authorization now if approved it would allow the vaccines to be stored in these freezers for up to 2 weeks pfizer says this could provide pharmacies in vaccination centers with a little bit more flexibility when handling the vaccine could be game. nutley. >>well coming up on the kron 4 morning news more covid vaccines now in the pipeline, but doesn't matter which one you get. doctors weigh in on that decision also several other vaccine minutes all that coming up. stay with us.

>>welcome back so we're asking is one covid-19 vaccine better than another will some people think so but doctors not so much and the different strains of the virus are also causing some concern among people who've feel the vaccines won't be as effective lauren lyster has a closer look at some of the biggest vaccine myths. >>sex scenes are to prevent. death morbidity hospitalization bad outcomes

on those points doctor ucsb professor scott grafton says fda approved covid-19 vaccines from pfizer and moderna as well as those in the pipeline from astrazeneca and johnson johnson. >>all get very high marks they've all been spectacular at saving lives. >>so for interested in saving people they all work. if you look at hospitalizations preventing severe illness. they've all been spectacular as well he says some confusion has come from studies showing the astrazeneca vaccine is less effective at preventing mild cases of the virus. if you look back historically there's never been a vaccine that's prevented entirely prevented transmission of disease and entirely prevented their mild visitors so during a pandemic and with vaccine supplies limited if more vaccines are approved for use by the fda as expected. here's how he answers a scenario like this let's say i can't get the

moderna for a month but i could get johnson and johnson one tomorrow should i and the general answers absolutely not which it whichever of those 3 is available. get it in your arms and while different covid vaccine studies may grab headlines and public attention on any given day the white house putting into perspective. the role each may or may not play in the decisions made. >>i think it's important that people understand it we're not going to be persuaded by one study that happens to grab headlines. we here at the white house. we'll of course listen to whatever the scientists have to say just a quarterly. >>lauren lyster. >>all right we're still battling some cloud cover early this morning, turning mostly sunny as those temperatures try to reach about 60, although won't feel that way so grab a sweater and a little chilly side even this afternoon looks like a dry weekend and early next week we'll take a look at that we'll take a look at that coming up. so you went to ross to

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president biden said he talked to a governor greg abbott by phone says that he will work relentlessly to get texans what they need. but as markie martin martin reports some people are blaming mismanagement at the highest levels of government. texas is in crisis mode, getting water from the to add to the toilet to flush the toilet because the pipes power and people. >>bearing the unyielding weight of winter weather. >>plumbers and emergency management crews working round the clock to fix imploding infrastructure. it's overwhelming there are so many calls more than 14 million texans remain under a boil order statewide cities are asking residents to use only the power and water they need environmental activist erin brockovich says 5 days of dripping faucets has led to unprecedented distress saw the water was going your power

went down no water was coming in and now you're looking at a state that practically has no water is complete state mismanagement. the city of houston setting up a mega water distribution site to get bottled waters into as many hands as possible for actual cleaning this mother raising her kids in an industrial-sized crawfish pot she boiled snow in on friday morning are caught sending out a notice that rolling outages emergency conditions were coming to an end but almost 200,000 still in the dark the agency's later standing by the choice to commence controlled outages if we had not taken that action, i'm pretty sure of that. >>we wouldn't be sitting here today talking about ending outages. we be talking about when we might estimate weeks or months from now we've seen the power system repair take a look at the satellite images capturing the lights of san antonio austin and houston before and during the blackout

an event that continues to turned deadly this 11 year-old boy in conroe texas passing away in his sleep after the family mobile home got down to 12 degrees. the mother suspected hypothermia 5 days without electricity also prompting a food emergency close supermarkets reduced hours long lines in panic purchasing for those to finally make it inside round 2 hours. >>and able to bring home was a case of water. case of milk a exist. >>i had a friend sent me an he went to go to the grocery store and there was just nothing for him to choose from it's pretty intense reminds a lot of us of the early days of the pandemic when people were were buying yeah and bind. dave we notice that warming up in texas, the warm-ups going to continue at least tomorrow right. >>yeah, it looks that it just a glance of some of the national temperatures going into tomorrow we're talking 50 degrees warm up, but it is

compared to what we've already had. >>still quite cold up in the great lake states though that's the left over of the cold spell but again, tomorrow's numbers is an improvement the big thing they're worrying about now the freezing of the roads overnight you got to watch out the morning hours from the slick roads, the black ice and so forth. back on the home yes we're dealing with old in the way of some light rain showers but up to the mountains, they have a winter weather advisory until 10 this morning could pick up about a half of a foot of snow and all of that, although we're sunny into early next week so once we get past all of this. it will be sunshine with the leftover snow we've got 43 tomorrow monday at 4947 meanwhile by tuesday, partly cloudy skies to have a weak little system by the middle of the week to make note of there's a couple rain showers holding together as you see in the santa cruz mountains just a little bit not entirely put to rest and the shot from timber on still waiting for improvements still kind of a spooky clouds as you can see in the background so we have this low in the system

breeze on past overnight to bring us the rain sunshine will kick in behind that although remaining breezy so don't let the sun shine for you'll be a little bit chilly in the afternoon with those winds working here. now the long range forecast models there is a little hiccup that happens in the middle of the week here. this doesn't look to be producing any rain because the bulk of which is going to remain up to the north. so we won't get that impact, but it will shave off or high. so we're on kind of a spring-like track and that's going to get slapped back down again towards the end of the week. now as we get to the weekend looks like it'll be fairly quiet but early into the following week. maybe a shot of some rain cooking your 4 zone forecast to cover you this saturday, 58 san francisco again remember you're getting winds with this even though the sun is out 54 for pacifica that's a little chilly at the beaches upper 50's cover us along the bay side of the peninsula foster city at 6061 palo alto 59 for mountain dew santa clara valley up again they have this cloud cover all this morning. so their warm-up is a little delayed because of all of this

59 milpitas and also cupertino san jose to and meanwhile on the east bay shoreline about 60's. we're looking at tri valley about 60 to dublin, 59. up to 62 walnut creek and conquered, 58 meanwhile for berkeley and solano county goes from 57 for. the late going 62 going on for fairfield throughout the north bay 61 petaluma and also for santa rosa as the beaches remain quite chilly. so nice of a warm-up to start off as you can see we get into the 70's and then we drop back off to the 60's has that weak system gets here on tuesday, chilly night tonight as we lose some of the winds clear skies dry air all the things of the recipe let temperatures tumble. so tomorrow morning's going to be chilly in those inland valleys, but we should see a lot of 40's as we go into the early part of next week. and we are now confident when new guidelines were publishing today that we can get you sports moving again in the state of california get. >>that is a huge win for young athletes in california as the

governor says they can get back on the field as soon as next friday, definitely some excitement there, but there will be some modifications for schools in the red and purple tier counties kron four's phillipe djegal spoke with some bay area, parents and coaches about the announcement. >>the state's loosening of restrictions on youth sports lauded by parents in the bay area we're it's about time effective next friday high contact outdoor sports like basketball football and lacrosse can resume team competitions the players 13 years of age or older would be required to produce a negative covid-19 test result within 24 hours of play unless more than half of that younger than 30 and then the entire team is exempt coaches however will require testing regardless. menlo park father kevin is thrilled. we can live with the outdoor dining on we can live with the masks and not and the distancing and we're ok with that at this point but it's.

>>it's time for the kids get back to being the state says the resumption of youth sports will be based on each county's adjusted covid-19 case rate. >>that rate must be less than 14 new cases per 100,000 people. >>right now out of the 9 bay area counties only 2 would be prohibited from allowing team competitions that's contra costa and solano counties but case rates in those counties continue to trend down we're going get enough and today a lot a lot of that a lot of them punished. the stock plummeted that's why it's such a positive that for now indoor sports are not allowed until a county reaches the orange tier while today was a great it certainly doesn't mean that our job is phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>stay with us we'll be right back.

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>>good morning welcome back take a look at this is not whole is just stunning guess eu 70 national park can see this very unique site this time of year, it's the winter firefall it happens for 2 weeks of february as the sun sets on elk happy times. granite walls and it glows as the water tumbles 2000 feet down the western side of that stone face dog for say the best time to see it is right now basically february 12 through the 28th between about 5.30 and 5.40 in the and you can see why they stand out in the snow i really really want to go see of these days

because it is just absolutely gorgeous can you imagine what people. >>way back in the day must've thought it was looking very incredible well this is adorable a trio of penguins feeling right at home while enjoying some fresh snowfall in maverick reese and dora are native to antarctica and they took a trip outside the wonders of wildlife aquarium after a winter storm dumped dozens of inches of snow. they are look at that one just look out playing on his belly just. >>only enjoying i love that stuff. >>you know the other thing i would i would recommend to people is to go online and video of pandas in the snow don't just adorable late roly-poly all over the place lately the best cities. i've started to see especially in texas are people have huskies and the huskies are refusing to come inside because they're finally in avert starting to

get some pictures and updates about the perseverance rover on mars now. >>the river is doing great and is healthy on the surface of mars and continues to be highly highly functional >>released awesome photos of just 0 crater. that's where the rover landed now it's a two-year mission that will search for traces of ancient life on mars and collect samples that will be retrieved in a separate mission. >>if you want to track the rover as it explores the surface of mars nasa has created an interactive map that actually shows the rover's progress you can find it at mars dot nasa dot gov very very cool stuff. there. i still ahead the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news caught on camera parents want to show you the video that's to show you the video that's now cause members of a these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin.

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>>news stations, you're watching the car. morning to you thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is february 20th, it's 09:00am this morning. >>we are seeing a little bit of cloud cover but nothing compared to what we saw yesterday we were just talking about how strange everything was yesterday with the fog and the >>you got a little bit of everything in none were you were in the bay area talk about the micro-climate at

work that's go ahead check in the forecast with dave spahr heidi well marty good morning and good morning, one to face again this afternoon expect kind of sunny skies are mostly sunny and breezy still so it could be a little chilly and temperatures will be struggling to reach about 60 or so even at this hour radar still active now in stormtracker 4 we still see some leftover raindrops working in the santa cruz mountains and on the south bay but beyond working on the clearing part of the forecast as we see from this imagery of the golden gate bridge however, as we take a look at mount tam it's lost in the clouds that's we've got going on here so this is a mixing process in progress when tracker to see what's going on with those winds on shore as they are they're going to be around through much of the day today so adding a little bit of extra chill. temperatures now in the 50's even without much the way of clearing yet don't forget this evaporation process or mixing now thing that also does take away. some heat energy thermal thermal dynamics at work 57 by one by 4 we're talking 59 in sunny

and with clear skies tonight watch out going to be cold in the inland valleys, particular as we start to lose the winds revisiting the 30's, however we expected improving temperature forecast for you early into next week, we'll take a look at that coming up in party of no. all right seen a couple minutes. thank you, let's get a big story. we're following this saturday morning the entire oakley union elementary school district. >>or board rather has resigned after they were caught slamming parents during a virtual meeting. they thought was private. >>but it was public and this morning we're getting a look at the video that drew all the backlash. >>we >>that's >>just me haha. >>they want to take on they want their baby starts back. great. i totally have members reserve us for a medical.

clientele were parents with their kids in school. so when you kids at >>well in a letter to families free of the board members issued an apology saying quote as trustees we realized it's our responsibility to model the conduct that we expect of our students and staff. it's also our obligation to build confidence in district leadership. our comments failed you in both regards and we offer our sincerest apology. >>they went on to say quote please do not let our failure in judgment cast a shadow on the exceptional work our teachers administrators and hardworking employees are doing for the students of the district. they deserve and will need your support as you move forward and quote superintendent greg hettrick says the vacancies will be

filled by members of the contra costa county board of education until new members of the governing board our elected or appointed. in the north bay, a retired san francisco police officers facing kidnapping charges because of a childhood prank gone wrong. the incident happened last friday night in sandra fell the game is called ding dong ditch. >>it involves kids ringing doorbells and then making a run for it. but one sandra fell homeowner was fed up according to police. >>63 year-old dean taylor is accused of chasing down an 11 year-old boy whom was doorbell ditching taylor facing felony charges now of kidnapping criminal threats and child endangerment. >>a witness reported seeing an older man yelling at a boy and then grabbed him aggressively before both of them got into the man's car and left the area. neighbors say the neighbor of the doorbell pranks have been going on now for about a month, but this time it took an unexpected turn. >>kids are unfortunately a lot

of these kids haven't been to school even one day this year. i think people are really. and a tough spot right now so get the kids to want to mess around need to understand and be more sensitive and at the same time we just all need to give each other more greece right now. >>taylor is a retired san francisco police officer who's served 34 years with the department. he is denying the allegations and has pleaded not guilty. he is currently out on bail. in the east bay family and friends gathered in hayward to remember a woman killed in a hit and run it happened one week ago, 58 year-old valerie martinez was walking along the hunt would avenue when someone hit her and then took off the car is described as a light colored 2005 ford explore investigators have released this image of the vehicle suspected of striking her. neither the truck nor the driver have been found in the family is now just pleading for the driver to come forward, so they can have some sort of closure.

>>yard. this is human life. >>you know turn yourself in and help our family get through this. >>investigators believe the ford explorer in question has front end damage and a possible cracked windshield anyone with information is encouraged to give hayward police a call. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news house speaker nancy pelosi speaking out against attacks targeting asian americans across the country and right here in the bay area will have more on that. plus when will you sports be allowed to resume in california. well it could be sooner than you think we'll have all the details coming up on the new guidelines. and after the break disagreements continue when it comes to reopening schools will find out why governor newsome is signaling he'll likely veto an agreement by state lawmakers to get kids back in the classroom by april.

>>good morning welcome back we have a new development to tell you about in the plan to reopen schools. governor newsome says that he will likely veto the state legislature's agreement to get kids back in the classroom by april that proposal is scheduled for a formal vote on monday now the governor and state lawmakers have 3 main

disagreement when it comes to reopening, first is timing then the required county case rates per 100,000 people and also teacher vaccinations. fortunately was put into print with slow down the process. >>of reopening our schools and that is something i can support. >>well the legislative plan aligns more with the teachers union demands which is for educators to have access to vaccines before they go back to the classroom. noel. >>on san francisco parents and students actually organized a zoom in protest at a san francisco school. they're frustrated at the lack of a plan to return to in person learning. parents acknowledge there there are concerns to getting everyone safely back on campus, but they're asking the district and the teachers union to work together on addressing those concerns so that students can get back in the classrooms as soon as possible. dave. >>all right way into the skies open up a little bit here so

we started things off on a cloudy know temperatures will be racing through the 50's this afternoon but not really going much of anywhere and watch out those breezy conditions going to make it so chilly as well check out your route.

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>>need back and i was >>a little bit of football season might be over. but that's not stopping this. one young man for breaking down the game and then giving his opinion during the offseason got a lot of opinions and 8 year-old craig, gladly he's got his own youtube show called kicking it with craig, as you heard. as you can see he knows a lot about the game and even though he's only made a few episodes. he's actually even been able to score some interviews former players that's fantastic. he does a lot of the work himself, but then also his parents and his sister a chip in as well. >>he says his ultimate dream is to get out there. sunday and play the game himself or at least talk about it, yeah, maybe a sports broadcaster i think so >>well it's time to get another check of our weather forecast. it's 9.14 here on this saturday morning after having such a kind of cloudy misty foggy day yesterday. >>we might see a little bit of sunshine how they work on it's going to like a football kind

of day clouds out there yet by the way for you to pay to hit subscribe there to get you can also download youtube videos to a role player. so here's what's going on on storm tracker 4 we have a couple raindrops holding together down south it looks much more impressive on radar here amounts have been very very modest but to the santa cruz mountains holding together a little bit to mount hamilton meanwhile also through the bay, the big issues been to try to clear this out this is a half moon bay's you'll notice. still quite thick in terms of that cloud cover to mix out. but that's what we expected to get later on door in the morning hours sfo meanwhile, no delays happening there but had some raindrops on here earlier but still trying to work on clearing the south as well so we going to war, clearing mode this afternoon. in still a bit on the windy side of the school the cloud cover first give it a couple of hours it dissipates away and lots of sunshine but we're going to have those winds still there it's good feel a little chilly into the afternoon hours a little bit even though we'll be in the 50's meanwhile with this heavy lifting here, we're

drying out the surface atmosphere a little bit here. she can see by these numbers fall and show this around fire season and all that we get nervous when these numbers get really low. this case is okay settle rain and then this just underscores how we are drying out. but we do have an air mass that's also cool to something though the sun's out. you think we'd be warming up big time this is all fighting against our temperature klein. drier cooler air moving in here and what the evaporation continues to take away energy from the atmosphere to also tonight with this dry air in place when we start to lose the winds. the temperatures will start to tumble a little bit to the 30's futurecast there in the on shore direction too much of today, they shift a little bit offshore as we get to late this afternoon and this evening and this will be a little bit of an uptick on our sunday we expect to up there to solano county and counties for tomorrow again back to today, we're struggling to get to about 60 or so 58 san francisco, mostly sunny to breezy cool for oakland. and also cool for san

jose at 59 they're getting delay clearing in the south bay obviously because the frontal passages bit further to the north got lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline these are highs now even inland in the lower 60's that will be coupled with winds as well now we check in the 4 zone forecast and also your extended to. >>a 91 year-old man. >>he pushed his body literally air war. i saw in that image someone that could have been my father, my grandfather, these acts of violence against them are and the perpetrators of these crimes must be punished. >>well another big story that we're following for you this morning lawmakers on capitol hill denouncing violence against asian americans it comes in the wake of several viral videos showing a disturbing spike in anti-asian hate crimes. >>many of which happened right here in the bay area. >>members of the congressional asian pacific american caucus, drew attention to these attacks kron four's catherine heenan has more.

>>what started as dirty looks and verbal salt has escalated to physical attacks and violence. >>the bay area knows what that kind of violence looks like all too well, including this cowardly brutal attack on a 91 year-old man and oakland's chinatown another heartbreaking scene, the came barreling across the street to knock over an 84 year-old man in san francisco. he later died. there are vigils. there are calls for hot lines for new task forces. speaker nancy pelosi today called it domestic terrorism white supremacy. >>is is the of concern when it comes to domestic terrorism and that don't take that me that's what director of the fbi said in september. >>it's not just the bay area of course this was a recent incident in seattle another one in new york. lawmakers today say that there have been

more than 3,000 anti-asian hate incidents reported nationwide in just the last year, many tied to the coronavirus pandemic and some blame donald trump. >>donald trump and republicans double down on using slurs like we'll virus china plague include flow. and that tactic succeeded in promoting stigma. doctor king has made clear. >>that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere so all of us stand with the asian-american community. until we can put this scourge to an end. and we will. >>catherine heenan kron 4 news. >>new york congresswoman grace meng introduced a resolution back in september that condemns all sorts all forms of anti-asian bigotry she says the issue needs more attention and more action. >>in the east bay richmond police are pleading for the

public's help in finding a missing teenager 17 year-old antwon whitley was last seen on wednesday february 10th. police say he was visiting a friend's house that night and the 2 of them used illegal drugs possibly including hallucinogenic ce the friend told police antwan began acting paranoid so he called him a ride share to get him home. the driver tells police and funds behavior became erratic while in the car causing him to miss an exit and accidentally get on the richmond sandra fell bridge. the driver apologized, but then antwan accused the driver of kidnapping him and began physically attacking him. police say the rideshare driver. it's not a suspect at this time and there is no evidence and one was a victim of a crime. the department is offering a $10,000 reward for his safe return. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the warriors tried to steal one on the road we're going to find out how they did kate rooney has the highlights in sports.

>>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>i was on the road after winning 3 of 4 in their last home stand now i had my magician puns all set for their contests with the magic in orlando, but with the game like the one we got basketball sure speaks for itself draymond green he was back in

action after ankle soreness right ankle soreness kept him out wednesday's win over miami and he played well it was her getting out to a super hot start evan, fournier had a monster 1st half 22 points of his season-high 28 the triple there. and the magic had a 13 point lead at the break. steph curry additional long one to andrew wiggins up top and he nails the 3 part of that well nothing run for golden state in the few minutes later jobs, trailing by 7 kelly green junior, jam and just like that is a five-point game wiggins and to bring junior, both played really well in the 32 rain transition here the floater to give golden state their first lead of the game in the bench fired up the ducks scored 43 points in the quarter we go to the 4th bradley wanamaker the driving layup that put the warriors up 13, that was as good as it got because as quickly as the warriors came back so to the magic. >>curry with the backdoor cut

denied by chuma and it was just a series of turnovers and mistakes by the warriors from there on out final seconds dubs need a 3 to tie the curry just can't find a good look some great defense by orlando. they find a way to win at home one 24 to one 20 the final score, leaving steve kerr trying to explain what happened. >>i thought we broke in the 3rd quarter and the 1st half of the 4th quarter of all is moving like crazy. >>and off to washington, but it seemed to me like the last 5 it was it was one passenger shot we stopped doing what has gotten us lead when you do that and you're giving up booze for the other end, the whole. games shifts. >>some women's hoops kiana williams and 6th ranked stanford haven't lost since dropping back to that games in late january taking on a su at and a down the 3 he or she is a local product shipwreck to pinewood in los altos hills 17 points for her great

basketball name too. and kiana williams had a game-high 18 takes it to the rim heers stanford never trailed in this one final score 80 to 41. just 2 more games in the regular season before the pac 12 tournament starts in early march is rolling on for the a's in mesa arizona team announced the signing of right handed pitcher use marrow petite to one year contract that eats of that 13 mlb seasons and he spent the last 3 of them with the a's. now despite this video i have of him getting rocked in various scenarios, he's been great. 1, 6, 6, tra last season career best for him his opponents batted 2.32 last year and he walked just 5 in 26 relief appearances, pretty good. bob melvin sure is happy to have officially locked up for the season. >>you look at the numbers kind of tell the tale as far as. production goes, but im means much more to this team. you know in the clubhouse and the respect that he gets in his leadership qualities for for a

guy that really just us a lot. this is a guy everybody looks to i got a ton of messages when we signed him back or you know the process of signing him back you know, it's been like you know this morning since he's been here, you know, everybody's got a smile on their face because they know we got we've got you see back. >>and before we go we've got to give a shout out to another local baseball team, the usf dons beat the second-ranked team in the nation u c l a in their season opener how's that for an upset congrat

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>>9.29 on what's turning out to be an okay look in saturday morning we had a little bit of rain way early in this morning we've been talking about the wind to that is yes, the funny parts of the bay area's well it was very very windy. but i'm just glancing over there and i can see blue sky little bit of cloud there over the golden gate bridge. so it's shaping up to be pretty nice day. yeah, good morning guys, good morning, everybody and just okay well okay will improve that a little bit tomorrow. >>not as much in the way of winds. it doesn't look like tomorrow, so we'll be a touch warmer but today, yeah, let's in the picture window or will this afternoon and then later on we'll have a the warmer temperatures on sunday, here's a look at radar real quick little bit of activity around the santa cruz mountains of still hasn't cleared down south yet. golden gate bridge. hey we do get see a lot more blue going on here and half moon bay to the south well obviously some work has to be done with all of that so improving sky conditions as the take away we've got

temperatures in the 50's everywhere on this board ok there we go funny graduate up to the 50's now, and as far as the winds got them on shore coming up in a bit we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended sounds good dave all right. >>back to the news this morning governor newsome maintains that all teachers do not need to be vaccinated in order to return to in classroom, teaching. but the governor says as of march first 10% of the state's vaccine supply will be set aside for teachers and staff forestry says stasio has more on how this could speed up that return to the classroom. >>i cried. >>happy tears for the first time in 5 out 6 and like you know 6, 9 months grace cosentino teaches 8th grade science an avid and she is set to receive her first covid-19 shot this coming sunday. >>i'm i'm very i'm very excited. i'm very relieved and i feel very emotional about it

it's something that i've been hoping for for a long time grace is also really because this coming monday, she will be in class students. the first time since last march shut down whereas some. >>in the younger grades in nevado have returned the district recently decided to give the nod to 7th and 8th graders and excited me by kids for the first time like i can't stop smiling thinking about it. >>it feels so silly it was just like the first day of school. i think it's great that i'm being vaccinated i just worry that's you know, and the chance i would pass along to you in my students would then pass it along to somebody at home. a lot of my students have more live with multiple families. grace was able to get registered for the vaccine because she lives in sonoma county which recently allowed teachers in child care workers to get vaccinated. >>other teachers in nevado tell me that they have yet to be able to sign up. gray says that she feels good about governor newsome opening the door wider for teachers and

staff to get the vaccine throughout the state yet she says they're still so many unanswered questions. >>you can open up the conversation as far as what other schools are looking for to feel safe. with the school that i are 6th graders have been on campus gosh i think november. and so far it's been it has gone well here they have a very small amount of students each day. and monday us increasing the amount of students that we have on campus. you know it's just i think whatever school needs of the vaccines will start opening that conversation again other school districts we have spoken webb said that certainly. >>opening the door wider for more teachers to get vaccinated is important but so are other safety measures like additional ppe and making sure that testing is readily available. your marine county theresa kron 4 news.

>>and continuing our vaccine coverage happening tomorrow crews are setting up a new vaccination site at the larkspur landing ferry terminal is scheduled to open on sunday, but you can begin signing up today. the site plans to provide about 200 vaccinations a week for the first week and eventually they hope to expand to about 1500 doses per day. but organizers say that shipments of the vaccine supply from warren county have been delayed by severe storms in the midwest. >>least 65 years old and you live in san francisco. you do not need an appointment to get vaccinated at san francisco general hospital, this opened up a clinic for drop in patients yesterday, and although some people waited in line for about 4 hours. those we talked with said it was a better option than trying to find an appointment somewhere else. >>i get inside to help and they did have plumber until next month much if you have nothing. so get a chance today

i come here, it was the only game in everybody else. >>i out of the vaccine, kaiser whom live insurance west. and i got my doctor's blessing get it wherever you can. >>this drop-in clinic is going to be open daily from 09:00am until 03:00pm until they run out of supplies which is expected to be next tuesday unless they get more doses in. >>well it was a big win for young athletes and here in california as the governor says they can get back to the field as soon as next friday, exciting stuff this comes after the department of public health released updated guidance for youth and recreational sports. >>which explains the california counties where covid-19 cases are at or below 14 people per 100,000 can resume outdoor sports that doesn't include indoor sports like basketball and volleyball, but students and parents say it's a welcome step. >>in the right direction. chris paul son guy has more on that. >>once you got the news this morning is looks like a

christmas 40 watts is the quarterback for rockland high school's varsity football team in placer county after more than a year of not being able to play today was the first state in officially there will be a season in 2021. suicide going to my friends and get the games that in an official announcement california public health officials loosened the rules are you sports allowing counties where covid-19 case rates are at or below 14 people per 100,000. >>to play outdoor sports like baseball. high contact outdoor sports like football and rugby can also resume. >>only all coaches and players, 13 years and older get tested once a week. >>every game's a blessing or just little bit. >>during a virtual press conference today let them play california and the golden state coaches association applauded the move by state leaders want to thank avenue. some. i want to thank jim to do. because it would have been just as easy to not listen to us has to listen to us. and they chose a higher meanwhile

richey's mother tina watch says he believes the new guidelines allow student athletes to be safe while competing all show that it can be done safely so as a parent 110%. i'm very excited to see him and his teammates out there whoever she is disappointed indoor sports like basketball and volleyball are still not allowed. i daughter is a volleyball player you know we want to be excited. but yet we also need to keep fighting for these kids that i haven't been given the green light ridge, he says he and his teammates are eager and ready to get back to the great i just in of bodies in there and over the and again i think the payoff so. >>well that was sangha reporting for us this morning now following the announcement the group let them play which has been leading the effort to restart youth sports in california posted this. a sign that reads quote thank you governor newsome kids are an essential business. well. >>well pfizer has released some new data evaluating its

covid-19 vaccine for pregnant women preliminary results show there is a risk of increased premature labor. but the company says new trial. the new trial will offer more conclusive information. the cdc says getting vaccinated is a personal choice for anyone who's pregnant and recommends expectant moms talk to their doctor if they have any questions about relative risks. >>there's new shows the pfizer vaccine can be stored in regular pharmaceutical freeze freezers and said of the ultra cold freezers where the vaccine is stored now. now this could make it easier to distribute the vaccine. this new finding has been submitted to the fda. if it is approved it would allow vaccines to be stored in these freezers for up to 2 weeks. pfizer says this could provide pharmacies and vaccination centers more flexibility when handling the vaccine. >>new data from the cdc is providing even more reason to feel confident about the vaccines there were nearly 14 million doses administered

between december 14th and january 13th and fewer than 7,000 reported side effects that's less than 0, 5%. the most common side effects have been mild things like pain at the injection site and others noting fatigue or headaches, severe but treatable reactions such as anaphylaxis were rare just 4 and a half cases for every million doses which is in line with other common vaccinations marty. >>well now let's go to texas where power has been restored to most of the state, but they remain in crisis because frozen pipes continue to burst and homes, causing flooding and leaving millions of people without clean water state officials are warning texans are not out of the woods yet with temperatures still well below freezing president biden said he spoke with governor greg abbott by phone. >>and says he'll work relentlessly to get texans what they need. >>our washington dc correspondent anna wiernicki has more.

>>president joe biden says he wants to travel to texas next week where millions of residents are still without safe water some with no power if in fact. >>this concluded that i can do without creating a burden from the folks on the ground while they're dealing with this crisis. i plan on going fema is already on the ground in the state with critical resources like generators diesel water and blankets on friday, the president said he's asked the agency to accelerate its response. >>and speed up a request for a declaration of the major disaster in texas and god willing it will bring a lot of relief to a lot of texans on thursday, the department of health and human services declared a public health emergency for the state and biden is calling on other agencies to also step up and help i've directed health and human services hhs housing and urban development. us department of agriculture. the department of defense to identify other resources.

other resources that can provide an address. the growing need. none of this had to happen texas democratic congressman joaquin castro says the state would need to rely on washington. if state leaders had done their job there's been an utter lack of preparation the west. >>of the state's power system by texas republican dan crenshaw says the shift to renewable energy is to blame tweeting had great been more relying on the wind turbines that froze the outages would have been much worse in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>okay we're looking for temperatures to reach at about 60 or so lots of sunshine, however, they'll be a breeze today that will people chilling atmosphere here better warming expected for tomorrow looks forecast coming up a bit.

>>well i've upgraded my assessment of the weather has said it was minutes ago now it's looking really good. okay okay we've we've kicked it up a notch to dave are you kicking up even more they're going tomorrow the cisco don't get too too improving ok saved the weekend here needs improvement improving ok, let's start first things first. let's whoa and we still

have the winter weather advisory half a foot of snow is expected to be collected with all of this this will be until 10 this morning which another 15 minutes or so that at the kalihi but temperatures in the 40's expected next couple of days, lots of sunshine as it will be here in the home front too. we do have some leftover showers a little bit out of the santa cruz mountains, mount hamilton a little bit there but it's one of there's a look we have going on half moon bay to the south so you can get an idea the while we're clearing in places like the golden gate still down south working on it, okay middle of the week. right there you see some cloud cover most the energy is going to stay north we'll get some reduction of temperatures some stirring around temperatures will fall little bit latter portion of the week here. we get to early the following week another shot of rain coming our way let's dip into it your 4 zone forecast coming up to 7058, 58 daly city and 54 pacifica on the bay side a touch warmer approaching at about 60 down south will do a better job of that 61 rape

redwood city 61 palo alto 59 from mountain view in the santa clara valley. around 60 know pitas about 59 also freeman in union city 61 hayward tri valleys looking at about 60 with 59 for dublin. checking out wannacry could 62 along with concord 58 meanwhile for a berkeley 61 richmond solano county is 57 for 62 fairfield and vacaville most other readings in the north bay around 6061 for napa and sonoma and 61 santa rosa, sometimes areas of pop with temperatures but today, not so much. we'll see more of that early into next week lower 60's heading down south speaking of which let's check it out longer range forecast for you we get into the lower 70's you can see monday tuesday. here's that week system i made note of and we get corrected temperature wise in the 60's beyond overnight lows tonight going to be cold in the 30's we should see a lot more 40's on the board going forward and 40's cover us at the coast. for your

health research shows that many adults in the u.s. have hearts that are actually 7 years older than they should be. >>fact that research shows that over half of children aged 10 to 14 have middle age tarts hearts that are already showing evidence of early heart disease our health expert cohen karen o joins me this morning identify exactly who's at risk and she also has some lifesaving tips. 4 american heart month karen, these stats are really sobering. >>it is an is it's really disturbing does how many young children are now showing signs of heart disease. >>and a lot of it has to do with diet and lack of exercise right. >>but behaviors and the conditions number one diabetes one in 3 americans has diabetes and then obesity one in 3 adults diabetes and then i mean obesity and then one in 6 children have obesity. so that's really disturbing

people are still continuing to smoke 35 million americans still smoking and then the physical activity, surprising only one in 4 americans are meeting the minimum guidelines which is a 150 minutes per week which is 30 minutes, 5 days a week and i know that's climb during this year of being stuck inside because of the pandemic. >>right so the physical and in activity the weight unhealthy eating patterns you know more sugar salt saturated has increased this past year because of the pandemic. so. all of those all of this is that we just described lead to unhealthy cholesterol levels which is also going to lead to risk of a heart attack. >>speaking of heart attacks, let's talk about the of a heart attack so people understand what could be happening to them and have a better idea of how to deal with it. >>a lot of people are familiar

with the crushing chest pain or yeah, the pain rating radiating down the but there are a lot symptoms and signs that are not so. familiar to people such as back pain and i hear a lot of people complain about backing and also and up a lot of people don't associate that with a heart attack. but in my practice i seen a lot of that occur. >>and you say that one of the best forms of first aid immediate first aid for a heart attack is in our medicine cabinet. >>yes, it's askren yeah and and the reason why aspirin is is the to a heart attack is first of all you think most of the had heart attacks that occur are due to the plaque that's within the artery and ruptures so think this this that your rupturing yeah when

it because it's very the outside a lot the platelets which are particles that are in your they're going to rush to that area and at like a little bit of a i say now the problem with that is that the platelets and the clotting activity just will continue and it will grow minute by minute so before you know it you have o'clock this size, yeah that size but that's what yeah it's going to to point where lead can't reach the heart and when that happens the heart she dies and then you have reputable damage to the heart you have a heart attack. yeah. >>but aspirin can help alleviate that. >>so aspirin is an anti platelet so so the aspen will help reduce that platelet activity but it's real important to make sure you take the right time we made you eat it the right way so

you want to make sure it's adults regular strength aspirin or for baby about 325 milligrams and then make sure that it's not that safety kurt it aspirin that temp been decimated a goes down into your small intestine and breaks down there so it's going to take a long time before you actually absorb it. oh and i also want to make clear care and that this is aspirin ibuprofen or or something else. >>right absolutely it is just regular ask and you want to you it for 30 seconds and then swallow it with 4 ounce in the water since researchers in texas did a study on this and they tried all different ways from alka-seltzer to you to you know swallowing it whole found that cheering at 4.30 seconds and then. they are following it with 4 ounces a water increase the absorption rate reduce the platelet activity.

>>so it really helps to have around the house not just in the medicine cabinet have it in the living room kitchen, other places as well. >>right and make sure it's not inspired i always like to you know, i remind people every time during american heart month to change your aspirin to make sure it's not expired just like change the batteries in your alarms right do that and then also make sure that you act fast, you have 90 minutes that your door to the cath lab where they're going to try to block that are to reach to reduce your risk of heart damage and then to increase your survival rate. so 90 minutes is is not a lot of time they found that men will take 16 hours from the time they first see some signs of you know of you know just how for and will wait 54 hours

that's incredibly it is so it's really to increase your risk and survival your your chance of survival make sure you get to the hospital quickly great advice, karen. thank you so these really are lifesaving tips. >>thanks we'll see you next weekend. all right that i will be right back. sha, did you knoo could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert?

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>>good morning welcome back says will be no san francisco chinese new year parade this year because of covid the chinese chamber of commerce will display the southwest airlines float that would have been in the parade for the public that's right you can stop by and take a look or take some pictures it's going to be at pier 27 cruise terminal plaza if you can't make it out today it will still be up tomorrow, so just something fun to on and it's a good day to get outside and do the city's so come on come on pets of course are known for their unconditional love and compassion, especially dogs. >>and it has not gone unnoticed during the pandemic that's right a whopping 7 out of 10 pet owners say they would not have survived twenty-twenty without their animal companion can ship partners surveyed over 1000 american pet owners 71% said their pets saved them during this pandemic and 84% of them also said the year 2020 open their eyes to just how much life is better.

>>with their pets all i love to i can't have one of these as a pet store, but real penguins feeling right at home all enjoying some of the fresh snowfall in missouri maverick re send dora are native to antarctica they took a trip outside the wonders of wildlife aquarium after a winter storm dumped dozens of inches there. they're really not one lane on his testing we're going to wrap things up on that note, thanks so much for joining us.

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