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those temperatures well into well, the 70's by early in the eeek, here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge beautiful sunshine and not much the way of winds half moon bay looking pretty inviting at that too little bit of haze off to the distance there. but the temperatures take a look at this we got the middle 30's going on up there in the north bay, clinton 45 a bottle. well inland in the east bay, plenty of 30's as well 46 for can 42 meanwhile for san jose for the day today call it mostly sunny with a couple scattered clouds in the afternoon. do note some of those winds will be a little bit of a breeze offshore later on today there you can see some winds active in some of the valleys in the east bay. we'll do about 57 come 11 by 2 we're talking 62. and again we'll be looking for temperatures early next week getting into the 70's we'll be having more your forecast in just a bit part all right dave we'll get to the news right now from hours to just minutes, those looking to get vaccinated at san francisco general hospital. >>we're pleasantly surprised this weekend to find that the

line was much shorter than they anticipated. that's right. no appointments are needed there at the sf general vaccine clinic, but you must be 65 and older. >>and a san francisco resident to get your shot there going to be giving out vaccine doses until they run out of supply and also in the north bay there's a new drive-thru vaccination clinic that opens today at the larkspur ferry terminal kron four's gayle ong has more on that. >>appointments are full here at the larkspur ferry terminal you can see those are the tents where people will be driving up to get their first shot starting sunday. now we did start our day at sf general where people did not need an appointment and had better luck getting in line what i am so fortunate that i just got here and they happen have more shots, david feinstein took a gamble saturday afternoon, a stark contrast from friday where the line wrapped around sf general patients waited for 4 hours to get to the front. it took feinstein 15 minutes of these volunteer doctors and nurses that are working today.

>>and they take your name and then make sure you're 65 and then you get through. >>moment, here's have to turn some people away because they did not qualify will not give you a shot you do not live here if you are not 65. >>or 2 yard you will not get a shot. >>the clinic accepts walk ins for san franciscans ages, 65 and older from 09:00am to 03:00pm and runs through tuesday february 23rd in marin county a new drive-thru vaccination clinic is opening sunday at the larkspur ferry terminal. organizers spent the day setting up the finishing touches it took us around 2 weeks to set up the site in larkspur and hopefully we'll have the capacity to do. >>2 to 3,000 vaccinations a day here when you're wonderfully scale that alexandra simon and she shot a gold or with curative the company hosting the site so right now we're vaccinating 65 plus and health care workers to be there live in marion county or work in marin county. you need an appointment to come to this

site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels supply is limited moraine county says new shipments of vaccines were delayed due to the winter storm in texas. >>the larkspur ferry terminal will have a soft launch of 200 vaccinations a day for the first week this larkspur site anticipates more appointments to open up late next week and we can expect to hear more information about that. thursday afternoon in larkspur gayle ong kron 4 news. some good news this morning covid hospitalizations across the united states are now on the decline, those numbers are down to the lowest level since early november when that fall and winter surge started to kick in. >>according to the covid tracking project nearly 60,000 people were in us hospitals on friday. that's down 55% from 132,000 that we saw in january 6th averages for daily new cases and deaths are also continuing to go down.

>>well just one day after the entire oakley univ union elementary school board resigned district families rally to reopen the schools. that's right the board stepped down after video of a virtual meeting surfaced earlier this week members were caught on camera making disparaging remarks about parents fighting to get their students back into schools. the board now sits empty except for one newly elected member hu has not been sworn in just yet. >>families gathered outside city hall on saturday saying they had planned to rally regardless of last week's events now they're hoping to refocus the attention on reopening schools. >>it's been stressful, you know, and it's been disappointing the first thing that needs to happen. >>yeah is for staff to start coming up with an opening plan to get the kids to maximize the time the kids could be in school according to state guidelines. >>contra costa county is allowing elementary schools to reopen but the oakley school district has not submitted the required safety plans needed to do so.

>>meanwhile, the superintendent says board members from the contra costa county office of education will be filling the vacancies until permanent replacements are selected. >>meanwhile in san francisco, teachers parents and labor unions gathered to hold a rally and vigil this weekend as well they all remain at odds with the school district over one just start in person classes. the union believes the district's proposal to have students in school for just 12 hours a week and then forcing different teachers for online and in person classes is unfair for families the kids and the teachers, the union says they're disappointed but after a week of negotiations and agreements still hasn't been reached. >>hopeful that caters a hopeful people like that's what we do the work to this that in this world class city. from protecting the entire community. >>these negotiations are still ongoing the union plans to continue the talks throughout

the weekend. marty we have developing news in the east bay, a contra costa county firefighter and a paramedic both recovering this morning after being caught. >>in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting. they were responding to a medical emergency in antioch saturday night when they were hit by bullets. firefighter was shot in the foot the paramedic shot in the leg. both of them are in stable condition this morning and police are investigating the drive-by shootings. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news broken pieces of the plane came crashing down in denver this weekend. we'll have details on what happened next. plus what's being done to help low income an at-risk students were struggling with distance learning will have that coming up stay with us. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7.

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>>welcome back in the south a string of 3 shootings in san jose on saturday left 4 people injured. the first happened about one 30 saturday morning near story road and mccreary avenue one person was hurt there. the second shooting happened about the same time near west alma avenue and highway 87 2 people were hurt in that shooting and then around 8 o'clock saturday morning, a 3rd shooting happened this one in the japan town district on jackson street. so far police in san jose have not yet released any details about the suspects. but they continue to investigate this morning. >>also in san jose 8 people

lost their homes saturday morning in a 2 alarm fire neighbors spotted smoke coming from the city market at the corner of locust and virginia streets crews arrived at the scene to find the small store on fire 7 people living on the second floor escaped on their own but firefighters did have to assist an 8th person safely out of the building thankfully. no injuries were reported the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>san francisco police say they need your help trying to find a missing teenagers teenager investigators say 14 year-old catlin gallery that i left home sometime between tuesday night and wednesday afternoon. and she hasn't been seen since we're told that she lives in the city's northern district. she likes to go to the target store on geary boulevard as well as the japan town area. she's described as 5 foot one way 90 if you know where she is if you've seen her call sfpd immediately dave little bit of a chilly start but we'll see those temperatures climb nicely up

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after katherine johnson. she is the black nasa mathematician whose contributions helped propel the first american to successfully orbit the world and when she was one of the women were featured in that hit movie from a few years ago called hidden figures. >>the ss katherine johnson should be reaching the international space station by monday. johnson you may remember died last year at the age of 101 you've seen that movie and i haven't looked at such a good film and i feel like it's tvs and all these other stations apart pretty regularly so if you're ever clicking through you know your tv and you see it on their you haven't seen that film it's really really good grazing going through the channels of a land on that on a minute it and watch today is not really a day to sit inside and watch the tv though because it's going to be pretty beautiful outside. it's going to be fantastic days far has the forecast for hoping to make any math there is on the way up that they have anyway, we've got ourselves a pretty good forecast going on today a little chilly to start things

off here as you can see half moon bay clear skies to get things kicked off here. >>we do see the interference of some scattered clouds here not a lot going on here so we'll give the nod to mostly sunny skies with all of this going on. >>live shot also coming in from sfo. no delays happening on that front either. so this scattered clouds want to point out up towards our north it may drift out of the south but beyond that good to go for today and this starts things off a little warming trend it seems odd to be saying that because it's much colder this morning than yesterday lower these temperatures that's because the clear skies and drier air we have mid 30's going on up there, although no bottle noticeably warmer 4547 san francisco, but back in london, the east bay. we have some middle to upper 30's at that 42 meanwhile for san jose but for comparison sake. yeah trailing some half a dozen degrees 10 degrees behind for conquered 7 behind for oakland. this map one proof probably all this morning while we're talking to you these numbers are going to start to close in on where we were from yesterday because today should be a little

warmer on balance than yesterday futurecast for doesn't have much to say that's good news there again noting a few scattered clouds i think most people probably notice, but wind picking up in the north bay and we'll check out those projections as well, here's what happens forward up here a little pocket here in solano county napa county and sonoma little bit offshore winds. although the wider bay, not directly impacted by that. now a couple states it comes and it goes and we'll be back again it looks like a little bit. all the way out till tuesday morning. so they'll be kind on and off when that's working up there offshore and that little pocket of the north bay today now a few scattered clouds warmer temperatures in the lower to middle 60's early week we continue warm that up to lower to middle 70's so those inland spots, vacaville. up to santa rosa we might be getting up to the middle 70's, potentially by tuesday, then we get knocked by a system midweek throwing us more cloud cover no moisture with it. and that wall so correct temperatures back to the middle to upper 60's today will be 62 san

francisco, oakland, 64. san jose also at about 64 they're under mild conditions in clearing we see the middle 60's across the good breath of the bay inland again around 65 any ox 69 for santa rosa, of course we'll be checking into that 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in just a bit marty. all right dave thanks a lot. well bro complete pieces of a united airlines plane came crashing down in a few denver suburbs yesterday. >>federal investigators are at the scene this morning amazingly no one on board the plane or on the ground were injured, but. >>video like this that we've seen from people on board is just terrifying to see with one of the plane's engines clearly on fire. somehow the pilot managed to turn around and get back to the airport safely though just imagine being a passenger on board i get out your window that's what you see right. well reporter from talked to a couple from the flight. she has their story. >>i could see the flash i was about 3 rows behind the wing on the right side. i could see

the flash but i also feel the heat from it. >>so immediately we knew something bad had happened. >>a nightmare in the sky. it was all the sudden a lot of turbulence. >>and then like a really bright kind of bang a flash passengers on united flight 3.28 from denver to honolulu living through something they described as completely out of their control course were. >>holding hands and saying prayers and just looking at each other and again it was really silent there really wasn't a lot of anybody talking at sunny and kelly clinton were on their way to hawaii for work and vacation when minutes into the flight that all changed you know i could just barely see some sparks every now and then. and of course you could smell it, and it felt warm up to my feet so you want you know these things are going through your head of what's what's really happening are we going to be able to land. there were cheers when we did land. >>dolan mark martin also on the flight heading to their

honeymoon. praising the pilots and cabin crew for keeping everyone calm. >>the pilots did a great job keeping the plane study and finally when they were back on the ground soon as we were on the ground i text at least 4 people to say. >>we're safer in denver on the ground let you know what's going on it was a realization that they were now safe getting off the plane and seeing the condition of that engine. i was very made it very real and just very scary, but the nerve wracking experience leaving some anxious for their next departure think back to people you've talked to checked in with recently feel like what happened >>once in a lifetime thing hopefully. >>oh man well president biden is issued a major disaster declaration for much of texas following the deep freeze that left millions of people without power and water for days the move now allows federal funds to help 77

counties recover from that freeze as many as 30 people have now died in connection to this storm, including an 11 year-old boy whose home lost power in the freezing temperatures president biden said he would be visiting the lone star state next week as long as his visit doesn't create any more problems on top of what they're clearly already dealing with new york congresswoman alexandria, ocasio cortez spent part of her weekend in the lone star state so far she's raised more than 4 million dollars for the victims of the winter storm there in texas ocasio cortez was joined by fellow texas democrat sheila jackson lee. >>sylvia garcia and al green. the group helped pack boxes of food passed out water and also toward homes of victims impacted by the storm. >>have a disaster like this. it can just people that for not just 4 and so we have tragedy in the state we to rally around the state to rally federal support for

texans and the state of texas and we need to make sure that we make sure and long-term policy decision so that this kind of devastation preventable devastation never happen again. >>there is some good news for folks there warmer temperatures are on the way but it's likely to cause some more damage as many of the frozen pipes, do begin to thaw out. >>heart goes out to family. well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the latest scam here in california that could not only take your money but not only take your money but your home as well we'll so you went to ross to refresh your look for less? and snag top brands for prices that have you, like "oooh yeah"! styles that take you here or here or even right there. slip into the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less!

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>>good morning, welcome back people are at the at the easiest targets for scammers when they're at their lowest which sadly makes the pandemic an opportune time for thieves right jon snow leo has a warning about a scam in angeles but could not only cost you some money but your home too. i mean this should never happen to anybody and the reason why i'm here today is to try to stop this car on peyton has lived in this home in mid-city los angeles for more than 20 years. >>in november of 2019 she was shocked to receive a letter in the mail from the county recorder's office stating she had gifted her home to a man named frank galvan it was horrifying. so i reached out to the county recorder's office tell them i did no such thing she filed a police report a complaint with the county and after realizing

this would not be an easy battle. she hired in that someone purporting to be miss peyton that transfer the property to a man named frank galvin or gal van. for free. >>and then that gentleman proceeded to take a refinance on the property. take huge amount of money and then. >>disappear into the went basically when took someone down. stating that she was me to sign and gets things notarized notary records show on october 3rd twenty-nineteen someone claiming to be caron payton paid cash for change of ownership transferring the deed to her home to frank l van with an address in santa maria on the grant deed filed the next day galvan use a different address this one in los angeles and spelled his name differently then in november of 2019 he transferred the deed from fred galvin different galvan before taking out a mortgage loan. pains that ho-sway guerrero says the fraudster likely fabricated a driver's license with her name on it to get past the notary who'd did check i d. in fact the notary

testified under oath that occur on peyton was not the woman to came to her office. she said the woman was african american but walked up the stairs to do the deal something impossible for this car on peyton to do since she's disabled and uses a wheelchair, but there's no way for that notary sitting there never met miss peyton. >>to know that this idea is false. she just recorded the fake information into a notary book just like anybody would. still doubt the deeds and then the deeds are recorded with the county recorder's office and from that moment on as far as the governments concerned miss payne's house is owned by this fronts are says every player along the way then saw the forged documents which allowed galvan to take out a loan for $475,000. >>which paid off peyton's mortgage and gave him an extra $100,000 in cash, he received as a cashier's check from escrow because of frank's fraud, he's pulled enough different parties into this where the amount of fighting that we have to do to fix on

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back to kron 4 morning news on what a great looking sunday you can see the sun is causing some fun affects here on our to see it really is and i know we're going to get

close to the 70's this weekend, i'm really looking forward to dave fun with good morning we have a beautiful son are sunlight going on for this morning. we have we have a few scattered clouds going on this afternoon but hey those temperatures will fare better today than we saw from yesterday that's going to start a little mini trend here. >>of a little spring-like weather we can expect across the bay for early week at least there's the golden gate bridge for you, nice blue skies, not a whole lot the way of winds will see that kick in a little bit sooner and somebody has the sale out as you can see way off to the distance there. half moon have been taken out yet but maybe the waiting prescott camera off in 30's going on up there in the north bay out to the east bay as well along the east bay shoreline we have 40's in place, 39 meanwhile for freeman 42, san jose there are some of those winds to make note of we're going to notice a concentration later on up in the north bay of some offshore wind solano county napa maybe up to sonoma a little bit elsewhere not too potent. 57 as a reproach near

high noon by 2 o'clock 62 with just a few little scattered clouds to make note of and again a little warming trend we expect for monday and into tuesday. coming up in a bit we'll check in your 4 zone forecast marty. >>ok dave. thank you back to the news this morning. we have some promising news for you this morning johns hopkins professor says the u.s.. >>could have full herd immunity against the coronavirus by april doctor martin makary made the claim in an op ed piece published in the wall street journal so far around 12% of americans have received a vaccine. another 35% of the population has actually gotten the virus. >>and that's almost half the population studies indicate there may be enough people having antibodies to slow the spread of the virus. so that is great news indeed that is the cdc recently issued a recommendation though to continue wearing double masks for extra protection against covid-19 i have mine too they're just over reporter judith has more now on the new

recommendations and what other scientists are saying about double masking. >>i had my skepticism about whether it would actually benefit have 2 of these mask went over the other to test it russell toxicology expert doctor full of clot. >>went into a 10 by 10 chamber, it was filled with harmless particles. >>prop 8 s and how much hit using different combinations surgical mask typically a surgical or cloth mask alone can block about 40% of particles the data that we're we're sharing at this point shows that there is a double mask the experiment finds wearing to surgical masks block 15% more particles. >>a surgical over a cloth mask offers 10% more protection, a cloth over a surgical mask even better. offering 40% more protection and then you guys are still hard to find. but is there any combination of double masking it's going to get you anywhere close to that

level of protection we haven't except for under one scenario. >>a surgical mask or procedure mask reach the threshold of an n with scientists say we may not need a mask that locks ep100% of dangerous particles w don't know is how how much of the sars coolly to we actually need to filter out in order to prevent infection to ourselves. doctor klopp says the materials used for surgical masks are really protective they just don't fit well as turning my face and talking you're seeing gaps open up on the corners of the those gaps are where you lose protection, layering a fitted cloth on top helps close those entry points. >>that was judith honor reporting for us this morning. the cdc is adding there are situations where caution is needed the agency says do not asks if it's making breathing difficult for you, they're also suggesting finding masks

that are made of different material also don't use to masks if it affects your vision, especially if you're wearing glasses and don't layer to disposable medical masks as they are not designed to fit tightly. the cdc says the best combo is a cloth mask on top of a medical mask. well the pandemic having a devastating impact on children now some of the biggest casualties of the school shutdowns our low income students, the group communities and schools estimates nationwide 3 million at risk kids have not participated in classes since last march and others have just vanished. >>all across the superintendents and principals are talking about students that have just gone missing the last thing we know is that there furniture outside the home which are the telltale signs of somebody >>evicted last minute. >>communities in schools say one way to find these kids and help them stay in school as

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>>good morning welcome back there are plenty of new streaming options for your home screen among them what critic dean richards calls one of the best movies of the year so far. here's this weekend's movie preview. >>you were one of those lucky people that can travel east road sometimes con you. nomads are not how much is that true homeless i'm just >>at the same thing right this weekend we start off with one of the most moving films of the year. it's frances mcdormand's nomadland the story of a widow leaves her recession ravaged small town packing her things into a van and hitting the road living in rv camps in roadside stops along the way forming bonds with others to have their own stories of why they decided to abandon the conventional world and live on the road. mcdormand as usual is stunning in this understated role of a woman escaping the painful

deck that life has dealt or but breathing dimension into it adapting to this new world of independent spirits. story and the acting or oscar worthy the addition of actual people are live this lifestyle as much to this movie and the photography will take your breath away. it's a dean's list a in theaters and on hulu for the kids there's the disney-plus pick flora and ulysses that follows a 10 year-old girl whose pet squirrel has super powers. the plot line doesn't really matter here just know that there's plenty of kid action. destruction along the way that powers this movie the little ones will like this one more than the older given a dean's list c you're not worse off you are. >>i don't know what is happening scare your amazing is i was you. >>on the new amazon prime series tell me your secrets, complicated characters lives intersect and this intense drama centered around a woman in witness protection after her affair with the man turned

out to be a serial killer. lily rabe a new an amish linkletter and enrique mercy on of the former king of queens kevin james now has nascar crew chief in the new series the crew when the owner of the bobby spencer racing team steps down and passes the team on to his daughter. james tries to protect himself and his crew from modernization and also from doing any actual work on netflix for documentaries this week, there's amend the fight for america a six-part docu series that explores the 14th amendment to the u.s. constitution ratified in 1868 quarantine liberty and equal protection for all including the then newly freed slaves hosted by will smith and larry wilmore on the film brings life to the speeches and writings of frederick douglass doctor martin luther king junior in ins. berg among many others see it on netflix will be great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards.

>>and we're looking for a slightly warmer temperatures going on for today's start of many warming trend early next week coming up in a bit we'll check into your 4 zone forecast.

>>we don't want to be rude. but we keep looking out the check out the back of our heads for a little bit the sun

is up so are we dave's far has also awake and he's got a great forecast for us for today, nice pass by the way guys good morning guys, good morning, it is beautiful sunshine going on here today and by the way this afternoon not as breezy and a little warmer at we see a beautiful shot also going on half moon bay, too so we're off to a good start even if the coastal locations not looking much in the way of fog so haze which will mix out same deal would have us sfo, nice start to the day to no delays either, but those temperatures to start been on the chilly side just give that some time to catch up here were 36 for santa rosa. napa 3440's across much of midday but again it moves inland spots was a couple cold pockets this hour 38. concord 36 going on for livermore today we looks we'll see a bit of an offshore wind and some pockets appear to the north bay you can see also looks at the sonoma county so the north a little bit inland in the east bay will have those offshore winds temporarily pulsating as you can see kind of coming and going and will

be concentrated in generally speaking those pockets over the next 2 days. but we're in the trend of a warming one at that early into the week, for tahoe, the forecast is more sunshine as well warming to about 48. little cool down by wednesday that's the him for us to the queue to see temperatures kind of turn around for us as well, let's get to the longer range forecast models with by mid week, a system drops out that's enough to be a temperature correct or theres some cloud cover our way but the moisture that's going to stay to the north so we'll be left with those colder temperatures finishing off the week next weekend looks okay. she was seen by thursday okay as another system up to the north there and then we start running into some issues early into the following week do need the rain so there we go on monday, maybe an earnest chance of getting some rain in here your 4 zone forecast for this sunday 62 san francisco 61 daly city pacifica 58 1 of the lower 60's along the bay side of the peninsula, 64 palo alto we're seeing some movement down south in these

numbers to move a touch 64 san jose cupertino as well milpitas east bay shoreline to the south mid 60's as we see in tri valley up to 66 walnut creek and conquered so we're getting a warmer there to 63 for berkeley. vacaville at 68 fairfield 68 62 67 sonoma and 69 santa rosa, so that means 70's for tomorrow, yeah, they are lined up for you lower 70's in the early part of the week system gets here by wednesday that changes things watch the overnight lows though with dry air and clear skies will see temperatures fall at times into the 30's. >>precincts know what ago snow have been warning of a good idea in the sky politics means the people people do it understand that when a san francisco in other places that was never really pat this ocean basis in ocean but it's not. this is 6 to miss history don't know who's k. >>well this month kron four's honoring black history in this morning, we're shining a light on tongo eyes and martin. hu

recently was named san francisco's poet laureate he's the 8th artists in the city to hold that title. >>tongo is an accomplished poet he's published and received numerous awards and is a published author as well, he's also the founder of the black freighter press he has a full was born and raised in san francisco. he joins us this morning to talk about his work. >>and his inspiration toggle good morning and want to start off by asking you what your vision is for the role of port laureate in san francisco. >>thanks thanks for having so you know it in a way it is it a kind improvised position that they're like good people who've opened a lot of resources, especially people the san francisco public library. kind of given a blank canvas to to paint whatever people's program i can think of it is a pretty simple

equation that says you know workshops with you know providing. open mikes providing working with as a baby right now newspaper. >>so it just needed that aim is to move. poetry you know more into the trenches of the city. >>you know where where where where it belongs. >>have you noticed that after the inauguration more people are interested in getting into poetry because after amanda gorman's poem the inauguration, i feel like i myself haven't realized that different cities had poet laureate, so i really do feel like it's kind of allowed people to realize that there are people like you right here at home that can maybe help them with their interest in poetry. >>yes, and you know we're in in an interesting time almost the park will shoot well think a lot of cold forward is going to be crucial as people set

their minds to really defining. how does next air is going to socially work and i think into the goal you know, we're going to have our hands >>you are abroad in san from bernal heights and i just want to find out a little bit about what inspired you to become writing and how your helped also inspire your writing. >>well, you know apologies that just kind of when when an live you need a new law. elementary school went middles livingstone you know what it was was a a free of freedom school where. >>you know black culture was center cars and logically. and so you know just kind of presenting it with this new use of black art is if you

know something is next something is part of your >>common by aspirations in life it made a natural and it was views all. somewhere in the second and 3rd grade in every cell his lines have been. running through my >>when it comes to the role that poetry can play in our lives and especially as a poet when you're you've been sitting at home probably a little bit more than the normal over the last how has poetry helped you get through the pandemic and if people are kind of wondering how they can maybe get into you have any advice for folks interested in poetry. >>yes, and it's another story forward equations is you know hoping open a no don't think too much about driving most is just think about his writing just getting. >>you know 1, 1, 1, line at a time. >>you know there's a is a is a

saying you are the standard. when it when it comes to parties that is a matter like where you started you start with a new label you have to emulate do it you have to do it poker all she is really the opportunity to see what your mind has to communicate or how you might want to communicate when not tasked with some kind of social reproduction is some kind of survival. so as you know you take you take the fear out of real-time communication now you take these kind of mandates of real-time communication on issues ewing year near thought to you your engagement of reality on the cajuns is it's nice to your birthright to explore. >>it sounds like it can also be very liberating can't it. >>for sure unnecessary, especially you of a liberal common life begins with reclaim your power to define the world and if i'm so and is

you know is is so jenna true in essence, you know i have to start with the great theoretical basis or or or any kind of skill level you do start naming things. yeah. >>i do feel like sometimes people get nervous that they're not going to do well when it comes approach because they rhyme or something like that. as as you said it you just kind of have to dump your brain out and see what comes out thank you so much for spending some time with us and congratulations. the 8th poet laureate and cities san francisco, sounds pretty good doesn't it. >>thank you very we all right, thanks i'm a performer. always have been. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving.

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so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news, omar gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it's 08:00am in the sun is shining yeah. >>we are looking good on sunday february 21st dave's far as going to give us the exact details of just how warm are going to get today, dave very very plus it is what it looks like guys, good morning and good morning, everybody we're talking about those temperatures in the 60's today, a little bit of a breeze offshore will be at times today tomorrow. >>we're looking for some 70's early into next week a little flavor of some springtime for you're going on speaking of pictures here is the mount tam picture there you have nice view of the bay spending things are out of the golden gate bridge and noting the blue skies and a little bit of a breeze dell started to happen a bit from the flag. we've graduated also up to 41 for napa 38 santa rosa we're seeing some 40's 50 right now can 39 tri valley in livermore a few scattered clouds to make

note this afternoon but on balance we'll call it mostly sunny, we'll see more sun today than we did yesterday. some scattered to the wind as you'll notice and some of the valley's off to the east bay and up to solano county a touch. the breakdown today puts us about 63 come mid afternoon. we're just going to build on this for the next couple of days until front interrupts us by the middle of the week we'll get to some more of that coming up in just a bit well all thanks a lot. one day after the entire oakley union school elementary school district board resigned families in oakley rally to reopen those schools, the board stepped down after video avert a virtual meeting surfaced earlier this week showing members making some disparaging remarks. >>about are fighting to get their students back into the classrooms kron four's phillipe djegal spent the day in oakley were parents say they want to put the focus back on the kids. >>rebecca mears was among the watched and they were wednesday when the union elementary school district board of trustees shared what they thought was a private

moment during their virtual meeting denouncing parents frustrating classrooms remain we alone. >>that's >>just me >>it's heart mean by friday the superintendent announced all 4 trustees had submitted their resignations effective immediately want to take on they want their babysitters back now it's except for one newly elected member yet to be sworn in before the incidents and needed to be done so now it's time to move forward outside city hall in new lease saturday district and saying they plan to rally regardless of this week's prior now they hope. >>to refocus the attention on reopening schools it's very frustrating you know it's of like you know, it's pulling come on. let's go live. let's get the ball rolling here

despite contra costa county covid-19 health metrics allowing for elementary schools to reopen. >>the school district has not submitted required safety plans to the state and county public health departments, schools remain shuttered while students struggle with distance learning. the facebook group reopen california organize the rally and march we really hope that those school board members across the state will start listening parents because that hasn't been happening at some point along the way became school board. >>versus parents and i think that's because the real people that are and superintendent says contra costa county office of education board members will fill the vacancies until permanent replacements are selected. >>you know gleefully took all kron 4 news. >>meanwhile in san francisco. a similar site teachers labor unions gathered to hold a rally at a vigil this weekend as well. they all remain at

odds with the school district over when to start in person classes. the union believes the district's proposal to have students in school for just 12 hours a week and forcing different teachers for online and in person classes is unfair for families the kids and the teachers alike. the union says they are disappointed that after a week of negotiations and agreements still hasn't been reached. >>we've that caters a hopeful people like that's what we do the work to this that in this world class city. from protecting the entire community. >>the negotiations are still ongoing the union plans to continue the talks throughout this weekend. >>well happening today in marin county a new drive-thru vaccination clinic is opening at the larkspur ferry terminal. organizers spent saturday setting up the finishing touches their this new site is going to help marin county give the vaccine to hundreds of seniors and

health care workers. >>the guys around 2 weeks to set up the site in larkspur and hopefully we'll have the capacity to do 2 to 3,000 vaccinations a day here when you're wonderfully scale that so right now we're vaccinating 65 plus and health care workers to be there live in marion county or work in marin county. >>you need an appointment to come to this site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels. >>apartments for today at the larkspur vaccination site are full, but they are thinking about more slots opening up later next week or later this week actually you can expect an update on thursday afternoon. if you'd like more information for signing up for the vaccine for yourself or for someone else. we have links on our web site to the vaccine clinics throughout the bay area just head to kron 4 dot com. >>some good news this morning covid hospitalizations in the u.s. are on the decline, the numbers are down to the lowest level since early november. when the fall surge started to

kick in according to the covid tracking project nearly 60,000 people were in us hospitals on friday. that's down 55% from 132,000 on january 6th averages for daily new cases and deaths are also continuing to go down. >>developing news in the east bay, a contra costa county firefighter and paramedic both recovering this morning after being caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting. they were busy responding to a medical emergency in antioch said saturday night when they were suddenly hit by bullets. the firefighter was shot in the foot the paramedic shot in the leg, both of them as we mentioned in stable condition. and police are investigating the drive-by shooting this morning. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news broken pieces of a plane came crashing down in denver this weekend details on what happened that's coming up plus what's being done to help low income an at-risk students for struggling with distance learning. and we're celebrating black history

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that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. >>in the south bay a string of 3 shootings in san jose on saturday left 4 people wounded. the first happened about one 30 saturday morning near story road and mccrary avenue one person was hurt there. the second happened about the same time at near

west elm avenue and highway 87 2 people were hurt in that shooting and then about 8 o'clock saturday morning, the 3rd shooting happened in the japan town district on jackson street in san jose. so far police have not yet released any details about the suspects and any of the shootings but they're continuing their investigation this morning. >>also in san jose 8 people lost their homes saturday morning in a 2 alarm fire neighbors spotted smoke coming from the market at the corner of locust and virginia streets crews arrived at the scene around 07:00am to find the small store on fire 7 people living on the second floor escaped on their own but firefighters did have to assess an 8th person safely out of the building, no injuries were reported the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>san francisco police say they need your help trying to find a missing teenager. investigators say that 14 year-old cat the catlin gallery left home sometime between tuesday night and wednesday afternoon. we're

told she lives in the city's northern district and likes to go to the target store on geary boulevard as well as the japan town area. she's described standing 5 foot one inches tall and weigh 90 pounds if you know worry she might be you've seen her you're asked to call as apd immediately dave. >>a bit of a christmas star. we'll see those temperatures climb nicely into the 60's under mostly sunny skies little bit offshore region. we're checking your forecast coming up in just a bit.

>>13 this sunday morning welcome back we'll get a look at downtown truckee and frankly i think there be more i thought so too but they're getting the blue skies just like we seems like cleaned up all the roads there from any yeah we're we're looking not a whole lot of snow on way the surrounding mountains there. yeah, dave i know that they got a lot of snow a couple weeks ago are they expecting any more this week are they just going to enjoy the sunshine like basically that's what it is pretty early in the week down midweek there is a weak system the mike a dusting that's a possibility for us there won't be much in that. but they probably have to wait for good week before the next system comes in to give us some earnest snow going on or imagery to start the day off not too mount tam shot as we can see off in the distance a

nice view of the bay going on the glittering water. >>meanwhile, sfo no delays occurring this morning. so that's good news too so we're off to a good start. although albeit a chilly one at that because those clear skies allow the temperatures to fall overnight now. we do see some scattered clouds way upstream and they will play out a little this afternoon so we'll say optimistically mostly sunny but noting some of those scattered clouds and our forecast. here are the temperatures right now we've even graduated just last hour that's what drier does we tend move pretty quickly 38 still the chilly spot of the santa rosa but 15 41 for napa some of the inland valleys in the east bay little chilly to livermore 39 conquered comes in at 43 with 50 for oakland, but comparison sake as you can see we're about a half a dozen degrees behind in some areas. well inland this morning so far but we're starting to catch up and we probably will sell more next hour so for today noting, but we get past the noon hour couple little scattered clouds going on while this is happening. we

have a bit of an offshore wind that's try anyway. so that will be kind of nice up there to nap and also solano counties is a pickup too heavy a bit of a breeze a spring-like breeze. we'll call it elsewhere throughout the bay, relatively uneventful outside those scattered clouds and these a breezy conditions will kind of poll say throughout the day between now and tuesday now we get to middle of the week we do see a weak system now that's the dusting i mentioned earlier in tahoe. a system that will bring us some scattered clouds and correct our temperatures are kind of put an end of those little spring ride for today, we got a few scattered clouds it's noted warmer lower to middle 60's building on that early into the week here brief warm-up we've got lower to middle 70's on tap and then later into the week after that system temperatures recur act back to the 60's not too bad though with scattered clouds to make for today we've got 62, san francisco, oakland, 64. meanwhile have also 64 going on in san jose with clearing skies and mild mostly sunny and breezy for oakland we got mid 60's, you can see inland up to the north bay

approaching about 74 santa rosa now coming up in a bit of course the 4 zone forecast we'll check of the extended to. >>departure united 28 having made we are ready to turn immediately. >>while some high anxiety on a united airlines flight this is over colorado. as passengers reportedly heard a loud bang and then they saw a large chunks of metal flying from the plane's engine, falling on several neighborhoods below. >>the debris crushed right through the roof of one home the honolulu bound flight had just taken off from denver when passengers on board starting to see the engine on fire just saw that video somehow the pilot was able to turn around quickly and made a safe emergency landing miraculous. well the fda is investigating this morning would cause an engine failure. authorities say that no one on board or on the ground was hurt. >>the incident has a lot of people wondering this morning just how rare this type of

engine failure might be and how far could a boeing 7, 7, 7, fly with just one working engine investigative reporter rob lowe is answering some of those questions for us this morning. >>there obviously has to be significant failure for the engine to literally be raining down parts jeff prices and aviation management professor with metro state university what they might find at the end of the day years possibly mental 40 prices at first he considered a drone or bird hitting the engine. but suspects the most likely issue may prove to be in middle part. >>they reach the end of its lifespan before was detected those engines are taking a park or yacht oakley. >>they're really looking for any particular signs of. wear and tear with mechanical on mechanical things are always going to break some point in time. the game is just try and find a before rates safety statistics show that one in every 1 million flights will have an engine failure that works out to about 25 such failures a year across the globe. >>but an uncontained fire in the engine is even more rare. the biggest issue with one engine as the plane may want

to turn causing the aircraft to lose control of pilots don't manually take over quickly. the majority of your multi engine training is learning how to fly with just one engine. >>because the air dynamics change. of the year on the aircraft so much when you only have one operating engine. >>that was rob low reporting for us the last major plane engine fire happened to a southwest flight back in 2018 after an engine blew apart in mid air travel did kill one passenger and injured 7 people before the plane was able to make an emergency landing in philadelphia. marty. >>well a bay area environmental group making a huge effort to preserve a northern california redwood forest. save the redwoods league recently paid 25 million dollars to conserve parts of the mallee yard ranch that's in mendocino county. they made a deal with them all yard family whose own the 15,000 acre property since 1925. this means that more than 1000 acres of land there will be preserved forever. the

area houses, a large variety of wildlife and vegetation. >>president biden has issued a major disaster declaration for much of texas following the deep freeze that left millions of people without power and water for days last week the move now allows federal funds to help 77 counties recover from the freeze as many as 30 people have now died in connection to the storm including an 11 year-old boy whose home lost power in the freezing temperatures president biden says he would visit the lone star state next week as long as his visit doesn't create any problems. >>new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez spent the day in the lone star state so far she's raised more than 4 million dollars for the victims of the winter storm in texas. ocasio cortez was joined by fellow texas democrat sheila jackson leave sylvia garcia and al green. the group held packs and boxes of food, they also passed out water and toward homes.

victims who've been impacted by the storm. >>you have a disaster like this. it can just set people back for not just 4 and so we have tragedy in this state we to rally around the state to rally federal support for texans and the state of texas and we need to make sure that we make sure and long-term policy decision so that this kind of devastation preventable devastation never happen again. >>well there is some good news for texans warmer temperatures are on the way, but it's likely to cause even more damage is many of the frozen pipes now are beginning to thaw. noel. >>britain's prince philip is said to be in good spirits. this morning despite this being his 6th the day in the hospital prince charles visited his father on saturday. prince philip was admitted to a private hospital in london on tuesday as a precautionary measure. his illness is not believed to be covid-19 related both he and

the queen were vaccinated back in early january hospital visits are limited right now to exceptional circumstances due to the pandemic prince philip is 99 years old he retired from public duties back in 2017. his one 100th birthday is june tense. so we wishing him a speedy recovery. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a woman decides to hit the road after she lost everything in the great recession. after the break this weekend's movie preview takes a look at nomadland.

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>>good morning welcome back we're talking movies. this morning. there are plenty of new streaming options for your home screen among them what critic dean calls one of the best movies of the year so far. here's this weekend's movie preview. >>you were one of those lucky people can travel east road sometimes con you. how much is that true homeless i'm just >>at the same thing right this weekend we start off with one of the most moving films of the year. it's frances mcdormand's nomadland the story of a widow leaves her recession ravaged small town packing her things into a van and hitting the road living in rv camps in roadside stops along the way forming bonds with others to have their own

stories of why they decided to abandon the conventional world and live on the road. mcdormand as usual is stunning in this understated role of a woman escaping the painful deck that life has dealt or but breathing dimension into it adapting to this new world of independent spirits. story and the acting or oscar worthy the addition of actual are live this lifestyle as much to this movie and the photography will take your breath away. it's a dean's list a in theaters and on hulu for the kids there's the disney-plus pick flora and ulysses that follows a 10 year-old girl whose pet squirrel has super powers. the plot line doesn't really matter here just know that there's plenty of kid action. destruction along the way that powers this movie the little ones will like this one more than the older given a dean's list c you're not worse off you are. >>i don't know what is happening scare your amazing is i was you. >>on the new amazon prime series tell me your secrets,

complicated characters lives intersect and this intense drama centered around a woman in witness protection after her affair with the man turned out to be a serial killer. lily rabe a new an amish linkletter and enrique mercy on of the former king of queens kevin james now has nascar crew chief in the new series the crew when the owner of the bobby spencer racing team steps down and passes the team on to his daughter. james tries to protect himself and his crew from modernization and also from doing any actual work on netflix for documentaries this week, there's amend the fight for america a six-part docu series that explores the 14th amendment to the u.s. constitution ratified in 1868 quarantine liberty and equal protection for all including the then newly freed slaves hosted by will smith and larry wilmore on the film brings

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giving dave. >>one sum up maybe a half a but i think today is a 2 thumbs up day ddaif okay we get into all right there we go on the road over here all please both guys good okay. the gentle lady here of we for today, not of sunshine going on some scattered clouds this afternoon little wrinkle in there and some breezy conditions up there in the north bay that that will be offshore but on balance looking pretty good. >>look at this we even have bicycles taken the golden gate scenery here there's your offshore wind just a touch there with the flag going on meanwhile shipping things around the timber on there's a shot going on here, looks good across the region. some scattered clouds expected by the noon hour into the early afternoon. we have temperatures now a variety 50 going on for half moon bay in oakland, 53, antioch meanwhile, 38 santa rosa such still recovery up in the north bay to try to get some more numbers back in the 50's here, a look at the winds right now up in the north bay we

probably will see those offshore winds regenerate later in the east bay you can see them stole active in some of the valleys there. so for high noon we'll call 58 few scattered clouds by mid afternoon at about 63 now coming up a little bit here we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and check and that extended because we like today, you know really get the 2 thumbs up into early next week marty dave thanks a lot. well we have some promising news for you this morning, a johns hopkins professor says the u.s. could have full here herd immunity against the coronavirus by april. >>doctor martin makary made this claim in an op ed piece published in the wall street journal so far around 12% of americans have received a covid-19 vaccine and another 35% of the population have actually gotten the virus and recovered and together that's almost half the population studies indicate that may be enough. >>people with antibodies to significantly slow the spread of the virus.

>>we are however seeing a delay in vaccinations due to strong winter storms that slammed much of the country last week so that might slow down backs a nation process here some patients have had to reschedule their appointments as a result. and those delays do come as california begins to expand vaccine. eligibility to millions with preexisting conditions so next month, the state will be setting aside 10% of its vaccines for teachers school staff members and daycare workers officials are hoping. >>that this move will get more students back into the classroom sooner earlier this morning doctor anthony fauci actually spoke about what needs to be done to make that happen. >>do whatever you can as best as you can to get the children back to school with safety concerns for the children and for the teachers and the educational personnel and that's what we're trying to do. >>some good news from the sacramento as well the san juan unified school district is already getting teachers and staffers vaccinated which

means more schools will be open soon and of course, many teachers are relieved to get their first round shot and look forward to teaching in their classrooms. >>any nguyen has the story. >>it's a challenge for staff staff weren't meant to teach computer locked gates empty parking lots and closed doors have been the norm for teachers and staff at san juan unified school district since the start of the pandemic. >>but the challenge has an only hit the teachers and staff here can't kern is the district's superintendent and they talk about how hard it's been and how distance learning is not what they want to do. they talk about that they're eager to get back to school but today current is feeling a little more hopeful to be able to see his colleagues and students again. the san juan unified school district has partnered with dignity health and you see davis health to give district employees, the first round of the pfizer vaccine we're going to able to vaccinate over 2000 folks today. that's huge not only for the school district but for community. >>one of those teachers i personally want to go back to

the el camino fundamental high school teacher david garmin is my students i them in front of me in iraq with them. >>so you know the sooner the better for teacher also a volunteer during today's clinic. >>manning guard said he's excited to be getting vaccinated today if it means being one step closer to getting back in his classroom. it's a sense of relief and absolutely yeah, i feel like. >>you know another chapter is about to open superintendent kearns says staff older than 65 and those working at title one schools were prioritized for today's vaccinations and while he waits for sacramento county to be cleared up for in person learning current urges everyone in his district to be patient. but don't give up hope. >>i'm very hopeful that we are going to have students back in in classes very soon. >>gina win. >>well the pandemic is having a devastating impact on children, some of the biggest casualties of the school shut down our low income students. the group community in scum unit, eason schools, estimates that nationwide 3 million at

risk kids have not participated in classes since last march and others have simply vanished. >>all across the superintendents and principals are talking about students that have just gone missing the last thing we know is that there was. furniture outside the home which are the telltale signs of somebody >>evicted last minute. >>well communities in schools says that one of the one way to find these kids and help them stay in school is having people dedicated to that task in all title one schools plus more long-term funding to help those students as well. >>while this was the scene at a costco in the north bay yesterday people in nevado protesting a plan to build a costco gas station saying it goes against the transition into a clean and green economy, according to the city's plans the gas station would be located at the southern end of the vintage oaks shopping center. if approved the construction is expected to begin in june.

>>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news following that successful landing we're getting a much closer look at mars now what can we expect from from the nasa's perseverance rover will have that coming up.

>>good morning, everybody welcome back the world is watching in awe as mars perseverance sets up shop on

the red planet mission control completed software upgrades and activated enhanced communications systems which has given us some high-definition pictures of that landing and they're breathtaking gregory marker has a closer look. >>that's a tire parked on the surface of the red planet now the first high-definition color shots are beaming back this is the landing as seen from the parachute, here's the view from one of the more than 19 cameras which helped to structure touchdown in a safe spot. those cameras and other instruments now start to get scientific looking and listening astrophysicist vishnu street harm from regal park queens is on the mission at california's jet propulsion laboratory. he's lead engineer for the super cam on the rover gathering among other things the first ever audio recordings he graduated from georgia tech, the first microphone on march that we

can kind of hear how march going to sound like. >>and can do a lot of cool science with that. so really excited to have worked on that instrument. they're watching at the american museum of natural history on central park west. the planetarium is one of the most famous in the universe, it asks that big question about life out there somewhere the only thing that i would expect to see and i would be thrilled to see would be tiny little organisms jiggling around and moving around mike sarah is an astrophysicist and curator at the museum. he can't wait for the next step lasers on the rover will study rock microscopes take a look a drill goes into the ground to collect samples and then. >>that package will sit there waiting for another lander to calm retriever. >>to actually come pick it up and transport the samples back to probably about a decade from now for now we wonder and wait what will the mission reveal you never know what will turn up up there. >>maybe even that bernie sanders guy.

>>and remember there's a microphone on there. so we'll be able to hear that atmosphere is well, i'm hoping i'd be happy with the dead microbiome they could find we've got sunny skies going on for today, maybe a few little scattered clouds and there those temperatures

>>good morning, welcome back a 44 and what's a good looking

sunday morning and is going to be a good looking sunday afternoon as well you can kind of see just behind over marty's shoulder, how the sun is kind of glistening over the this morning here. >>dave saying blue skies, not as much wind as yesterday right dave right right kind guys a salad or anything like looks like beautiful sunshine going on for today little bit of a breeze at times it will be offshore all that kind of thing pretty much this sucks up some scattered clouds in the afternoon that's what we're looking at and those temperatures a little bit of than yesterday where to build on that. >>early into the week as well sfo no delays happening this morning sharing the blue skies as well, those temperatures. we still have variety going on there are still in the process of building on this 50 going on for open one of the warmer spots the bottle 52, 38 santa rosa 41 for napa inland even livermore trailing a 39 this hour, although i suspect next hour. we'll probably see some movement 53 for can 44, san jose so noting the winds a little pocket up there in the

north bay will be little breezy at the arrow direction coming in from the north will see the same thing on a monday. and a little bit into tuesday morning as well. now as far as forecast we keep the sunshine flow in there too looks pretty by wednesday. we'll probably see the weak system drop on by so by the wednesday night potentially they might get a dusting of snow maybe that probably will bypass think we'll see much in the bay area except scattered clouds cooler temperatures and that will kind of be the hallmarks as we finish off the week will be a little cooler for all of that speaking of which here's the long-range forecast models there you have it by tuesday morning this week system in our backyard to make note of some other interesting when that happens on thursday here keeping temperatures down now that may also produce some snow into next weekend. and then into early the following week, some rain to get back into our forecasts will return to some rain and snow is kind a wet season with all of this so checking things out on your 4 zone forecast we're at 62 san francisco going on 64 sunset

district, 61 for daly city pacifica checks in at 58. meanwhile on the bay side of the peninsula we got 60 millbrae 61 for burlingame into the south were grabbing to the middle 60's 64 going on palo alto 64 also redwood city 63 going on to the south being while santa clara at 64 milpitas cupertino as well as 64 san jose east bay shoreline were holding into the middle 60's even hayward 65 tri valley, 64 along with dublin and moving up to walnut creek pair of sixes along conquered 63 for berkeley richmond, 6462. valais whoa and 68 for fairfield sign of things to come those are going to be 70's looks like for tomorrow as well as santa rosa at 69 and upper 60's for a lot of the north bay there in moran, so let's get some 70's in here early into the week's warm spring-like here comes that front that correct sir temperatures that's the big influence with some scattered clouds low temperatures may

still revisit some of those 30's yet again with those clear skies not much wave winds and 40's cover us at the coast. >>precincts know what ago snow have been warning of a good idea in the sky politics means the people people do it understand that when a san francisco in other places that was never really pat this ocean thinks is an ocean but it's not. this is 6 to miss history don't know who's k. >>well this month kron four's honoring black history in this morning, we're shining a light on tongo eyes and martin. hu recently was named san francisco's poet laureate he's the 8th artists in the city to hold that title. >>tongo is an accomplished poet he's published and received numerous awards and is a published author as well, he's also the founder of the black freighter press he has a full was born and raised in san francisco. he joins us this morning to talk about his work. >>and his inspiration toggle good morning and want to start off by asking you what your vision is for the role of port

laureate in san francisco. >>thanks thanks for having so you know it in a way it is it a kind improvised position that they're like good people who've opened a lot of resources, especially people the san francisco public library. kind of given a blank canvas to to paint whatever people's programs i can think of it is a pretty simple equation that says you know workshops to you know providing. open mikes providing working with as a baby right now newspaper. >>so says aim is to poetry you know more into the trenches of the city. >>you know where where where where it belongs. >>have you noticed that after the inauguration more people

are interested in getting into poetry because after amanda gorman's poem the inauguration, i feel like i myself haven't realized that different cities had poet laureate, so i really do feel like it's kind of allowed people to realize that there are people like you right here at home that can maybe help them with their interest in poetry. >>yes, and you know we're in in an interesting time almost the park will shoot well think a lot of cold forward is going to be crucial as people set their minds to really defining. how this next air is going to socially work and so i think into the goal you know, we're going to have our hands >>you are abroad in san from bernal heights and i just want to find out a little bit about what inspired you to become writing and how your helped also inspire your writing.

>>well you know did pope apologies that just kind of when when an live you need a new law. elementary school went middles livingstone you know what was was a a free of freedom school where. >>you know black culture was center cars and logically. and so you know just kind of presenting it with this new use of black art is if you know something is next something is part of your >>common by aspirations in life it made a natural and it was views all. somewhere in the second and 3rd grade in every cell his lines have been. running through my >>when it comes to the role that poetry can play in our lives and especially as a poet when you're you've been sitting at home probably a litlle bit more than the

normal over the last how has poetry helped you get through the pandemic and if people are kind of wondering how they can maybe get into you have any advice for folks interested in poetry. >>yes, and it's another story forward equations is you know hoping open a no don't th>nk too much about driving most is just think about his writing just getting. >>you know 1, 1, 1, line at a time. >>you know there's a is a is a saying you are the standard. when it when it comes to parties that is a matter like where you you start with a new label you have to emulate do it you have to do it poke policy is really the opportunity to see what your mind has to communicate or how you might want to communicate. well not tasked with some kind of social reproduction is some kind of survival. so as you know you take you take the

fear out of real time communication now you take these kind of mandates of real-time communication on issues ewing year near thought to you your engagement of reality on the cajuns is it's nice to your birthright to explore. >>it sounds like it can also be very liberating can't it. >>for sure unnecessary, especially you of a liberal common life begins with reclaiming your power to define the world and if i'm so and poetry is you know is is so jenna true in you know i have to start with the great theoretical basis or or or any kind of skill level you do start naming things. yeah. >>i do feel like sometimes people get nervous that they're not going to do well when it comes approach because they rhyme or something like that. as as you said it you just kind of have to dump your brain out and see what comes out time to thank you so much

for spending some time with us and congratulations. the 8th poet laureate and cities san francisco, sounds pretty good doesn't it. >>thank you very

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>>news stations, you're watching the car. everybody and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on martin gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow i just really has left matt mobile juice sitting up here on sunday we're just enjoying the sunshine outside as dave like to say we're sitting on the patio enjoying the day. >>it's going to be beautiful one day if we're all one test will we're like a good morning guys, good morning, everybody we're talking about lots of sunshine going on today little stray scattered clouds out there but on balance. >>pushing those temperatures

to the low or in some cases, mid 60's already seen some temperature movement thus far out of those chilly morning lows in the 30's. here's a lot a live picture coming in to brought as you can see pretty much blue skies over the way some puppy cumulus off the distance there. golden gate bridge, nice to we don't see the wind going on right now, but we'll see a bit of an offshore wind develop how about this more 50's on the board now 56 oakland, 50 hayward 53 for any aac and a bottle of 52 meanwhile lot of 40's have replaced those 30's from just a couple of hours ago in closing the gap in the 24 hour comparison which will probably eclipse this afternoon as temperatures will be slightly warmer than yesterday noting some of the breezy conditions up north there and solano county and little bit off to the east bay, a bit. the breakdown for you about 60 at 1 o'clock by 4 63. but expect almost a decade improvement on that by tuesday or monday. we'll have a look at that extended of course coming up in just a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot. that's the news this morning

from hours to just minutes, those people looking to get vaccinated at san francisco general hospital were pleasantly surprised this weekend to find the line was much shorter than they thought. >>no appointments are needed at the sf general vaccine clinic, but you do have to be 65 or older and the san francisco resident to get your shot there they're going to be giving out vaccines until they run out of supply and in the north bay there's a new drive-thru vaccination clinic that opens at the lark spear larkspur ferry terminal kron four's gayle ong was there. >>appointments are full here at the larkspur ferry terminal you can see those are the tents where people will be driving up to get their first shot starting sunday. now we did start our day at sf general where people did not need an appointment and had better luck getting in line, but i am so fortunate that i just got here and they happen have more shots, david feinstein took a gamble saturday afternoon, a stark contrast from friday where the line wrapped around sf general patients waited for 4 hours to

get to the front. it took feinstein 15 minutes of these volunteer doctors and nurses that are working today. >>and they take your name and they make sure you're 65 and then you get through. >>moment, here's had to turn some people away because they did not qualify will not give you a shot you do not live here if you are not 65. >>you are too you will not get a shot. >>the 5, ages 6 and older from 09:00am to 03:00pm and runs through tuesday february 23rd in marin county a new drive-thru vaccination clinic is opening sunday at the larkspur ferry terminal. organizers spent the day setting up the finishing touches it took us around 2 weeks to set up the site in larkspur and hopefully we'll have the capacity to do. >>2 to 3,000 vaccinations a day here when you're up when we're fully scale that alexandra simon and she shot a gold or with curative the company hosting the site so right now we're vaccinating 65

plus and health care workers to be there live in marion county or work in marin county. you need an appointment to come to this site and those can be found via marin county's website in their social media channels supply is limited moraine county says new shipments of vaccines were delayed due to the winter storm in texas. >>the larkspur ferry terminal will have a soft launch of 200 vaccinations a day for the first week this larkspur site anticipates more appointments to open up late next week and we can expect to hear more information about that. thursday afternoon in larkspur gayle ong kron 4 news. some good news this morning covid hospitalizations in the u.s. are on the decline, the numbers are down to the lowest level. >>since early november, when the fall surge started to kick in according to the covid tracking project nearly 60,000 people were in us hospitals on friday. that's now down 55% from 132,000 on january 6 averages for daily new cases and deaths are also continuing

to decline. >>one day after the entire oakley union elementary school board resigned district families rally to reopen their schools. >>the board stepped down after video of a virtual meeting surfaced earlier this week members were caught on camera making disparaging remarks about parents fighting to get their students back into classrooms, the board now sits empty except for one newly elected member hu has not been sworn in just yet. >>families gathered outside city hall saturday saying they plan to hold a rally regardless of last week's events now they're hoping to refocus the attention on reopening schools. >>it's been stressful, you know, and it's been disappointing the first thing that needs to happen. >>yeah is for staff to start coming up with an opening plan to get the kids to maximize the time the kids could be in school according to state guidelines. >>contra costa county is allowing elementary schools to

reopen but the oakley school district has not submitted the required safety plans needed to do so. >>meanwhile the superintendent says board members from the contra costa county office of education will be filling those vacancies until permanent replacements are selected. >>meanwhile in san francisco, teachers parents and labor unions gathered to hold a rally this weekend as well they all are remaining at odds with the school district over when to start in person classes. the union believes the district's proposal to have students in school for just 12 hours a week and forcing different teachers for online and in person classes is unfair for families the kids and the teachers, the union says they're disappointed that after a week of negotiations an agreement still has not been reached. >>we've been that caters a hopeful people like that's what we do the work to this that in this world class city. from protecting the entire community.

>>these negotiations are still ongoing the union plans to continue the talks throughout this weekend. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news broken policing pieces of the plane came crashing down in denver this weekend. we'll have details on what happened. plus health experts say we could reach herd immunity soon enough, we'll tell you when and how they say is possible.

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>>and the south bay a string of 3 shootings in san jose on saturday have left 4 people injured the first happened around one 30 saturday morning near story road in avenue one person was hurt there. the second happened around the same time near west elm avenue and highway 87 2 people were hurt in that shooting then around 8 o'clock in the morning, a 3rd shooting happened in the japan town district on jackson street to this shooting is being investigated as a homicide making at san jose's 5th homicide investigation of the year no other details have been released. >>also in san people lost their homes saturday morning in a 2 alarm fire. neighbors spotted smoke coming from the city to market at the corner of locust in virginia streets fire crews found the small store on fire. when they 7

people living on the second floor escaped on their own. but firefighters had to help an 8th person safely out of the building no injuries fortunately were reported the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. >>san francisco police say they need your help trying to find a missing teenager investigators say 14 year-old kalon gallery left home sometime between tuesday night and wednesday afternoon and she hasn't been seen sense, we're told she lives in the city's northern district and likes to go to the target store on geary boulevard as well as the japan town area she's described as 5 foot one she's 90 pounds if you know where she is or you see her you're asked to contact sfpd immediately. lots of sunshine expected for your sunday worried about those temperatures up a little bit more so about 63 or so going on by the mid afternoon, a little warmer to start your work week as well. >>a look at forecast right around the bend.

>>warriors star steph curry left last night's game before it started because he wasn't feeling. well curry walked off the floor with a trainer just moments before tipoff of the warriors hornets game in charlotte, which of course is steps hometown early reports were that his symptoms were not covid related but we're waiting for more details on why he's not feeling. well when we get them, we'll let you know right away by the way the warriors loss to charlotte, one '02 to 100 last

night. he was definitely missed there on the one area cely a welcome back it's 9.14 here on this sunday morning and here at home we're seeing some beautiful sky. >>can't get any better than this for this time of year right now dave spahr has a has all the news about that and telling us that tomorrow is going to be even that's right we're going to feel a little bit of flavor spring coming our way to start early next week. our they'll be a change a little correction happening towards the end but soaking up the sunshine like they are walnut creek as you can see with a little bit of a breeze that will get this afternoon throw in some scattered cloud cover in the afternoon just a touch there, but i think on balance we'll call it mostly sunny at that sfo. no delays happening this morning with also the blue skies and hand so again some scattered clouds sinking south most the traffic staying to our north. that's this go around the next one will probably sink a little further to the south that will correct our temperatures and throw some cloud cover our way but as far as any rain will probably stay away from the bay area, here's the temperature check for you a

big improvement from just last hour 52 in 45 santa rosa 49 napa east bay shoreline already in the 50's here, 44 the cool spot fremont and inland. we see plenty of 40's there as well for contrast were a couple degrees behind for this hour, but it's still the morning by the afternoon. we'll close the gap and probably eclipse to where we were during the afternoon too so there's your scattered clouds going on today on balance mostly sunny, however it will be fairly clear going on for tonight and into tomorrow as we start to warm up into some 70's. we're expecting let's jump to those winds will quickly and look at the color shun 4 times this afternoon looks like the winds are pretty consistent to the evening hours from solano county back to sonoma county. being offshore little bit in the east bay but mostly concentrated up north. then we get into monday and it's not as active, but it's still there in a couple seats a little bit in the morning and afternoons and it will be there for tuesday as well and we're starting to get close to win this next system will get here as the temperature correct or for us. for today,

we're going with a few scattered clouds in there those temperatures bumping up to the lower to middle 60's for the early part of the week to brief warm-up this is this fred a flavor spring coming our way we'll get those temperatures to the mid 70's and some of the inland valleys. then late in the week after the drop south we'll get some of those scattered clouds and reduction of temperatures too we'll get back to the 60's mid to upper 60's inland. that is 62 for today, san francisco about 64 going on for oakland and san jose is looking at 64 across the wider bay. we do see some warm numbers like santa rosa at 6965 going on for antioch of course coming up a little bit here we'll have your 4 zone forecast and check into that extended as well marty all right dave seen a couple minutes, thank you broken pieces of a united airlines plane came crashing down on a few denver suburbs yesterday. >>federal investigators are at the scene this morning amazingly no one on board the plane or on the ground were injured. but the video like the one you're looking at here from people on board is terrifying to see.

>>with one of the plane's engines clearly on fire somehow the pilot managed to turn around and get back to the airport safely reporter courtney from talked to a couple on that flight and she has their story. >>i could see the was about 3 rows behind the wing on the right side. i could see the flash but i also feel the heat from it. >>so immediately we knew something bad had happened. >>a nightmare in the sky. it was all the sudden a lot of turbulence. >>and then like a really bright kind of bang a flash passengers on united flight 3.28 from denver to honolulu living through something they described as completely out of their control course were. >>holding hands and saying prayers and just looking at each other and again it was really silent there really wasn't a lot of anybody talking at all sunny and kelly clinton were on their way to hawaii for work and vacation when minutes into the flight that all changed you know i

could just barely see some sparks every now and then. of course you could smell it, and it felt warm up to my feet so you want you know these things are going to your head of what's what's really happening are we going to be able to land. there were cheers when we did land. >>dolan mark martin also on the flight heading to their honeymoon. praising the pilots and cabin crew for keeping everyone calm. >>the pilots did a great job keeping the plane study and finally when they were back on the ground soon as we were on the ground i text at least 4 people to say. >>we're safer in denver on the ground let you know what's going on it was a realization that they were now safe getting off the plane and seeing the condition of that engine. i was very made it very real and just very scary, but the nerve wracking experience leaving some anxious for their next departure think back to people you've talked to checked in with recently feel like what happened >>once in a lifetime thing hopefully.

>>this incident has a lot of people wondering just how rare this type of engine failure might be and how far can a boeing 7, 7, 7 fly with just one working engine investigative reporter rob lowe is answering some of those questions for us this morning. >>there obviously has to be significant failure for the engine to literally be raining down parts jeff prices and aviation management professor with metro state university what they might find at the end of the day years possibly middle 40 prices at first he considered a drone or bird hitting the engine. but suspects the most likely issue may prove to be a metal part. >>they reach the end of its lifespan before was detected those engines are taking a park or yacht oakley. >>they're really looking for any particular signs of. wear and tear with mechanical on mechanical things are always going to break some point in time. the game is just try and find a before rates safety statistics show that one in every 1 million flights will have an engine failure that works out to about 25 such

failures a year across the globe. >>but an uncontained fire in the engine is even more rare. the biggest issue with one engine as the plane may want to turn causing the aircraft to lose control of pilots don't manually take over quickly. the majority of your multi engine training is learning how to fly with just one engine. >>because the air dynamics change. year on the aircraft so much when you only have one operating engine. >>well that was rob low reporting for us this morning by the way the last major plane engine fire that happened to a southwest flight was back in 2018 after an engine blew apart in midair shrapnel killed one passenger and injured 7 others before the plane made an emergency landing in philadelphia. noel. >>well prince philip remains in the hospital for a 6th the day after falling ill last week he was admitted tuesday for rest and observation prince charles his son was able to visit his father saturday due to the pandemic right now hospital visits are limited to exceptional

circumstances which leaves many wondering how the 99 year-old royal is fairing there in the hospital prince philip is expected to remain in the hospital through the week his illness is not believed to be covid-19 related both he and the queen were vaccinated back in early january. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the latest scam in california that could not only take your money but your home as well we'll have everything you need to know about this coming up after the break.

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>>people are easiest targets for scammers when they're at their lowest switch sadly makes the pandemic an opportune time for a lot of themes that's right kacey montoya has a warning about a scam that's been happening in l a that could not only cost you some money but your home too. i mean this should never happen to anybody. >>in the reason why i'm here today is to try to stop this car on peyton has lived in this home in mid-city los angeles for more than 20 years. in november of 2019 she was shocked to receive a letter in the mail from the county recorder's office stating she had gifted her home to a man named frank galvan it was horrifying. so i reached out to the county recorder's office tell them i did no such thing she filed a police report a complaint with the county and after realizing this would not be an easy battle. she hired in that someone purporting to be miss peyton that transfer the property to a man named frank

galvin or gal than. for free. >>and then that gentleman proceeded to take a refinance on the property. take huge amount of money and then. >>disappear into the went basically when took someone down stating that she was me to sign and gets things notarized notary records show on october 3rd twenty-nineteen someone claiming to be caron payton paid cash for change of ownership transferring the deed to her home to frank l van with an address in santa maria on the grant date filed the next day galvan use a different address this one in los angeles and spell his name differently. >>then in november of 2019 he transferred the deed from fred galvin to frank galvan before taking out a mortgage loan. pains that ho-sway guerrero says the fraudster likely fabricated a driver's license with her name on it to get past the notary who'd did check i d in fact the notary testified under oath that occur on peyton was not the woman to came to her office.

she said the woman was african american but walked up the stairs to do the deal something impossible for this car on peyton to do since she's disabled and uses a wheelchair, but there's no way for that notary sitting there had never met miss peyton. >>to know that this idea is false. she just recorded the fake information into a notary book just like anybody would. still doubt the deeds and then the deeds are recorded with the county recorder's office and from that moment on as far as the governments concerned miss payne's house is owned by this fronts are career says every player along the way then saw the forged documents which allowed galvan to take out a loan for $475,000. >>which paid off peyton's mortgage and gave him an extra $100,000 in cash, he received as a cashier's check from escrow because of frank's fraud, he's pulled enough different parties into this where the amount of fighting that we have to do to fix on when this will take at least another year. >>that was kacey montoya reporting no word yet on what charges the scammer might be

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>>good morning welcome back to kron 00:00am morning news 9.30 this sunday morning we are getting you ready for the week ahead, of course as tomorrow is considered national california day like a lot of people don't think these national days mean anything but moments there's lots of reasons to recognize though the golden state is a

wonderful place of course i think 2 days. weather is one of for sure and tomorrow's going to be even nicer than today tomorrow is going to be downright spring-like highs in the 70's right got to this where this week today will still stay in the 60's okay, you want to go ahead with the snow that 60 surfer music in whatever beach boy there you go. >>yeah we've got a beautiful forecast though at least to start this we are workweek out and you know it's going to be chopped liver on the 2nd half it just won't be as warm. but hey you know it's that we're going to feel too much like it all this week long enjoy the sunshine with a throw a couple scattered clouds in there later on today, here's the view from the golden gate bridge not much of a wind going on this hour now walnut creek ariz live in person what we're looking like here, lots of sunshine to share too. we've been closing in on the gap on the temperatures now look at this we have the 50's across the board and some 40's. this morning we started talking to you we saw a lot of 30's picking up in the north bay and some of the east bay far reaches sow 57 already

antioch we're looking to 49 for conquered 45 for livermore 56 going on for oakland and a little bit of a breeze happening this is offshore off to solano county little bit to the east bay as well. so i look for about 1 o'clock will come into about 60 was 63 going on at 4 o'clock under sunny to mostly sunny skies we're going to build on that with high temperatures getting to the middle 70's, it looks like by monday tuesday. we'll have your seven-day forecast as well as that extent are the 4 zone coming up in just a bit marty ok did see couple minutes. we have some promising news for you this morning. >>johns hopkins professor says the u.s. could have full herd immunity against the coronavirus by april. >>doctor martin makary made the claim in an op ed piece published in the wall street journal. >>so far around 12% of americans have received a covid-19 vaccine and another 35% of the population has actually gotten the virus and recovered and that's almost half the population when you

add it all up studies indicate there may be enough people having the antibodies now. >>to slow the spread of the virus. that's good news, but we are seeing a delay in vaccinations due to the winter weather that slammed most most of the country this the this did lead to some patients having their appointments rescheduled and it all comes as california begins to expand vaccine. eligibility to millions with preexisting conditions so next month, the state will be setting aside 10% of the vaccines that receives setting aside for teachers other school staff and also daycare workers all hoping to get more students back in the classroom earlier this morning doctor anthony fauci actually talked about what needs to be done to make that happen. >>do whatever you can as best as you can to get the children back to school with safety concerns for the children and for the teachers and the educational personnel and that's what we're trying to do. >>and in sacramento, some good

news in the struggle to get schools reopened a suburban school district teamed up with dignity health to begin giving teachers a first round of the pfizer vaccine. teachers say that they're of course eager to get back in the classroom in return to his normal school day as possible. >>first we want to go back to the classroom. i miss my students i them in front of me interact with them. so you know the sooner the better for teacher it's a sense of relief and absolutely yeah, i feel like you know another chapter is about to open its a challenge for staff staff weren't meant to teach we are computer and talk about how hard it's been and how distance learning is not what they want to do. >>they talk about that they're eager to get back to school. >>well teachers and staff members or 65 and over were the first to get vaccinated is district says that they hope to vaccinate some 2000 workers a day until everyone in the district gets a shot. >>the pandemic is having a devastating impact on school children, some of the biggest casualties of the shutdowns

are low income students, the group communities and schools estimates nationwide 3 million at risk kids have not participated in classes since last march and others have just vanished. >>all across the superintendents and principals are talking about students that have just gone missing the last thing we know is that there was. furniture outside the home which are the telltale signs of somebody >>evicted last minute. >>communities in schools says one way to find these kids and help them stay in school is to have individuals dedicated to the task in all title one schools plus more long-term funding to help those students and their families. >>national news this morning things are slowly getting better in texas as most people there now have their power back on. but there's still a major water shortage and there's an order to boil water that remains in effect because of the giant scope of the damage across the state of

texas president joe biden has approved an increase disaster declaration, michael shure explains how that lets them get even more aid to the lone star state. >>a brutal winter storm pulling attention from president biden and forcing the still new president to take up the comforter in chief role in a time of disaster with that comes the need to send federal aid to a beleaguered and still freezing texas biden asking acting fema administrator bob fenton on friday to upgrade the disaster this afternoon i'm going to ask him accelerate our response to request. >>for quote it's a different decoration a major disaster declaration and on saturday the president approved that major disaster declaration in texas releasing federal relief across 77 counties in leaving room for more in a statement, the white house saying. >>assistance can include grants for temporary housing and home repairs low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses and other programs to help individuals and business owners recover

from the effects of the disaster. >>with the unity intended by biden to be a hallmark of his presidency, the texas disasters brought the democratic administration to a place of working with a republican governor greg abbott in texas abbott releasing a statement today thanking the president for what he called quote partial assistance i think president biden purse assistance as we respond to impacts of winter weather across our state. >>but the reality is in crisis there can be opportunity. >>politico reporter marc caputo says the disaster can also be about politics. >>and for joe biden to not only wants to show that he's competent and that he is willing to do what it takes to help. most people most effectively. he does want to showcase unity. he does want to show that he's able to work across the aisle and get things done on thursday, the president tweeted a photo of his phone call with that, but the relationship between abbott and biden and how they work together. it's gonna be something we should watch very closely over the coming days

when you have a disaster like this. >>it can just people back for years and with democrats like new york representative alexandria ocasio cortez visiting the state after raising over 3 million in relief and prominent texas democrats julián castro and beto o'rourke spearheading relief efforts themselves the politics can't be ignored. >>but the president saying friday when asked when he will visit texas that he does not want to be a distraction 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. will know that will make that decision probably next week. >>michael shure news nation. >>folks here at home are trying to lend a helping hand to those affected by the winter storms the oakland zoo, reaching out to help animals in texas right now the unusual deep freeze left wildlife to fend for themselves you may have seen this video of sea turtles being rescued by the

truckload now the oakland zoo has created a fund to help pay for those rescue efforts so far the zoo has raised $150,000. if you wish to get involved we do have more details on our website kron 4 dot com marty. >>well we're talking entertainment. this morning, plenty of new streaming options for you on your home screen among them what critic dean richards called one of the best movies that he's seen so far. here's this weekend's movie preview. >>you were one of those lucky people can travel east road sometimes con you. nomads are not how much is that true homeless i'm just >>at the same thing right this weekend we start off with one of the most moving films of the year. it's frances mcdormand's nomadland the story of a widow leaves her recession ravaged small town packing her things into a van and hitting the road living in rv camps in roadside stops along the way forming bonds

with others to have their own stories of why they decided to abandon the conventional world and live on the road. mcdormand as usual is stunning in this understated role of a woman escaping the painful deck that life has dealt or but breathing dimension into it adapting to this new world of independent spirits. story and the acting or oscar worthy the addition of actual people are live this lifestyle as much to this movie and the photography will take your breath away. it's a dean's list a in theaters and on hulu for the kids there's the disney-plus pick flora and ulysses that follows a 10 year-old girl whose pet squirrel has super powers. the plot line doesn't really matter here just know that there's plenty of kid action. destruction along the way that powers this movie the little ones will like this one more than the older given a dean's list c you're not worse off you are. >>i don't know what is happening scare your amazing is i was you.

>>on the new amazon prime series tell me your secrets, complicated characters lives intersect and this intense drama centered around a woman in witness protection after her affair with the man turned out to be a serial killer. lily rabe a new an amish linkletter and enrique mercy on of the former king of queens kevin james now has nascar crew chief in the new series the crew when the owner of the bobby spencer racing team steps down and passes the team on to his daughter. james tries to protect himself and his crew from modernization and also from doing any actual work on netflix for documentaries this week, there's amend the fight for america a six-part docu series that explores the 14th amendment to the u.s. constitution ratified in 1868 quarantine liberty and equal protection for all including the then newly freed slaves hosted by will smith and larry

wilmore on the film brings life to the speeches and writings of frederick douglass doctor martin luther king junior in ins. berg among many others see it on netflix will be great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >>are looking for a little bit of a warm-up going on for today again those temperatures to the mid to upper 60's even some 70's on that 7 day some 70's on that 7 day foreca we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right.

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about the weather the bay area, although it's a bit chilly outside just a little bit but the sun is going to stick around for us today and then for the next several days right dave we've got a good when we got a sweet one good morning guys, good morning, everybody pushing those highs let's go into the 70's here for a couple of days at least granchie though kind of back off a little bit off of that is towards that we get to the end of the week here. that's because of a system that is going to be too dry to give us any rain but it will come across a stirring up some clouds for us live shot walnut creek looking good there too we had a great temperature recovery in just the last couple of hours. >>start talking to you this morning, it was in the 30's and some of the inland valleys now we've got up to the 40's and even some 50's sfo, looking good there too no delays this morning here. they are we've got 56 already in oakland here. 45 santa rosa still room to grow there. far east bay into the middle to upper 40's any off 15 meanwhile for san jose. just knowing the winds will be a little bit of an offshore when most noticeable up in the

north bay, although it spreads out a little bit off towards the east to be returned be overnight to a little bit but were turned on monday and really and the monday night and even a little on tuesday. no big problem with that just opened up an offshore breeze with us and the ground is moist enough so it doesn't pose any threats or problems forecast keeps the sunshine go on to some scattered clouds tuesday and wednesday. that's a subtle system that's developing there were mentioning, it's a temperature correct or what you can see temperatures drop here too into the 30's for highs. that's what we expect happening in the bay area again it will be dry, it looks like of course have to watch out that last system by the weekend to see if that produces anything for now we're keeping that dry. so tuesday morning here comes that first little system another one comes marching by we get to thursday night that looks to be one remaining to the north. all those quite a lot of traffic around us and then a more earnest dose of rain which will be basically a week from now in a couple days the following tuesday. we may return a little bit more to our wet pattern, let's check it out here your 4 zone

forecast for this sunday, 62 san francisco. we'll do 61 daly city pacifica at 58. meanwhile on the bay side of the peninsula or on the northern end and the lower 60's we bump that up to the mid 60's heading down south palo alto at 6463 mountain view. and the south bay also mid 60's milpitas at 64 san jose 64 along with cupertino east bay shoreline looking good to hayward about 65 tri valley, 64 along with dublin. looks like walnut creek's at 66 richmond, 6463 for berkeley solano county getting to the upper 60's. these are places we're going to see some 70's tomorrow and tuesday little cold delay with 62 nap a pair of sixes, 69 for santa rosa in the mid to upper 60's even heading down south so we're just on a launch pad here to watch temperatures really rise over the next few days or they are lower 70's in place front comes through temperature, correct or yeah accord breezy with all of that, although we'll keep it mostly sunny and

all eyes on the weekend to see if anything comes of that last system to produce any rain for us we've got 30's going on for lows for those inland valleys. >>precincts know what ago snow have been warning of a good idea in the sky politics means the people people do it understand that when a san francisco in other places that was never really pat this ocean basis in ocean but it's not. this is 6 to miss history don't know who's k. >>well this month kron four's honoring black history in this morning, we're shining a light on tongo eyes and martin. hu recently was named san francisco's poet laureate he's the 8th artists in the city to hold that title. >>tongo is an accomplished poet he's published and received numerous awards and is a published author as well, he's also the founder of the black freighter press he has a full was born and raised in san francisco. he joins us this morning to talk about his work. >>and his inspiration toggle good morning and want to start

off by asking you what your vision is for the role of port laureate in san francisco. >>thanks thanks for having so you know it in a way it isn't a kind improvised position that they're like good people who've opened a lot of resources, especially people the san francisco public library. kind of given a blank canvas to to paint whatever people's programs i can think of it is a pretty simple equation that says you know workshops to you know providing. open mikes providing working with as a baby right now newspaper. >>so it's just aim is to poetry you know more into the trenches of the city. >>you know where where where where it belongs. >>have you noticed that after

the inauguration more people are interested in getting into poetry because after amanda gorman's poem the inauguration, i feel like i myself haven't realized that different cities had poet laureate, so i really do feel like it's kind of allowed people to realize that there are people like you right here at home that can maybe help them with their interest in poetry. >>yes, and you know we're in in an interesting time almost the park will shoot well think a lot of cold forward is going to be crucial as people set their minds to really defining. how this next air is going to socially work and i think into the goal you know, we're going to have our hands >>you are abroad in san from bernal heights and i just want to find out a little bit about what inspired you to become writing and how your helped also inspire your writing.

>>well you know did pope apologies that just kind of when when an live you need a new law. elementary school went middles livingstone you know what it was was a a free of freedom school where. >>you know black culture was center cars and logically. and so you know just kind of presenting it with this new use of black art is if you know something is next something is part of your >>common by aspirations in life it made a natural and it was views somewhere in the second and 3rd grade in every cell his lines have been. running through my >>when it comes to the role that poetry can play in our lives and especially as a poet when you're you've been

sitting at home probably a little bit more than the normal over the last how has poetry helped you get through the pandemic and if people are kind of wondering how they can maybe get into you have any advice for folks interested in poetry. >>yes, and it's another story forward equations is you know hoping open a no don't think too much about driving most is just think about his writing just getting. >>you know 1, 1, 1, line at a time. >>you know there's a is a is a saying you are the standard. when it when it comes to parties that is a matter like where you you start with a new label you have to emulate do it you have to do is is it poke policy is really the opportunity to see what your mind has to communicate or how you might want to communicate. well not tasked with some kind of social reproduction is some kind of survival. so as you know you take you take the

fear out of real-time communication now you take these kind of mandates of real-time communication and this is you in your near thought to you in your engagement of reality on the cajuns is it's nice to your birthright to explore. >>it sounds like it can also be very liberating can't it. >>for sure unnecessary, especially you of a liberal common life begins with reclaim your power to define the world and if i'm so and poetry is you know is is so jenna true in essence, you know i have to start with the great theoretical basis or or or any kind of skill level you do start naming things. yeah. >>i do feel like sometimes people get nervous that they're not going to do well when it comes approach because they rhyme or something like that. as as you said it you just kind of have to dump your brain out and see what comes

out time to thank you so much for spending some time with us and congratulations. the 8th poet laureate and cities san francisco, sounds pretty good doesn't it. >>thank you very your

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>>well police got quite the surprise when they opened up this suspicious package that you see there. they found a bank full of newborn kitten saw here's one of them. it happened at a church in ohio,

the kids mom sprinkles was inside the bag as well they're so small officer suspected someone left the cats behind in hopes they would land in good hands sprinkle and her litter are just fine, they're doing just great at a local animal shelter, so we're happy for that yeah happy to see that also happy to see. >>all this and think we've a forecast like this in a while where it's just days and days without not at all this this whole week is going to be fantastic if you love the sun, definitely enjoy upper 60's and low deadly, we'll see you next week, thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news.

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