>>news stations, you're watching the car. and the sunday everybody thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is the final day of february. >>just flew by did it did and we don't even have a 29 to this year so today is day tomorrow march 1st. it's already looking and feeling like spring out here you know back in the day when we wrote checks, you know, he's up on the first day of the month that worry about that anymore for the most part but we're getting way off topic here let's that's due a day it's a business day to start things off tomorrow says so.

>>it's going to give us calendars on the banking so you know we anyway. we are the last day 2 of the jykell winner, even though it's not going to feel like that for today, no we've got temperatures returning to the 60's and plenty of sunshine for you to just in case you missed yesterday. here it is a live shot coming in and giving you the east bay shoreline very nice assist in the shadow right now the east bay hills there's the golden gate bridge for you nice and beautiful, although not much of a breeze we can tell from the flag there temperature check we got a lot of 30's on the board little cooler this morning in some spots 40's coveralls elsewhere, 51 meanwhile for san francisco, 41 san jose there's a comparison. we're warmer cross midday but again some of those inland valleys a little cooler this morning speaking of which we do have a little breeze going on we'll have one this afternoon not to the intensity that we had from yesterday and the live shot from mount tam 58 we expect by 11 o'clock by 2. maybe some high cloudiness sneaking in here at 63 a look at what your forecast looks like next week marty end well. thanks lows,

get right to our top story this morning now there are 3 the country has another tool. >>in the fight against covid-19 the fda has approved the use of johnson johnson single dose vaccine it was a long awaited approval, this is the 3rd vaccine approved in the united states for emergency authorization. >>against the virus while early supplies are going to be small. johnson johnson has said it can deliver 20 million doses by the end of march and a total of 100 million by the end of june. >>kron four's dan thorn now with more reaction from health experts. >>johnson and johnson prepares the rollout of the first single dose covid-19 vaccine. the new shot comes as the demand for vaccinations still exceeds the supply is terrific. i mean it's you know this is >>would not only does it give us more doses of vaccine. but it gives us vaccines that can be used do in a somewhat different way. >>ucsf professor of epidemiology doctor george

rutherford also applauds the flexibility of j j's vaccine besides being a single dose the shot does not require specialized storage like moderna and pfizer's vaccines. this could be refrigerated at that you know basically in a regular freezer so you can have a doctor's office pharmacy is you don't need this sort of super freezer it to be order in order due to be able to efficacy of johnson and johnson's one shot versus moderna and pfizer's 2 shots has come into question. the vaccines level of protection, according to data from jnj has shown 66% effectiveness overall. >>compared to moderna's 94% effectiveness and pfizer's 95% effectiveness doctor rutherford says j j's efficacy is plenty as variants threaten progress on the pandemic and as states struggle with supply when it comes down to the stuff that really matters like going to the icu or dying. >>all these things work equally well. >>the fda's authorization

saturday jump-start the plan to distribute 3 to 4 million doses of the new vaccine. but will that be enough. >>i wish there were more but they're they're not and it's more than tops up the kind of tank available vaccine because it does have these other ways you could use it. so i think it's a it's a big big deal. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well at latest data shows more than 11 million doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccines have been delivered to california and nearly 8 and a half million shots have been administered now that's a huge improvement after a slow start in the state. california now ranks 21st in the country in percentage of available shots used. >>locally 8 of the 9 bay area counties are now outpacing the state and the national average on covid-19 vaccinations you can see the breakdown on your screen of just how many residents in each county has gotten at least one shot santa clara county has administered

the most doses in the bay area napa county, the least every county except solano counties averaging at least 20,000 doses for every 100,000 residents. >>another actual newr vaccination shots site is up and running in the south bay, it's located the valley health center that's easton san jose. the new site is part of santa clara county's strategy of getting the vaccine to communities where it's most needed is my appointment only they can only that they will be able to vaccinate several 100 people every day tomorrow santa clara county will be expanding eligibility to include educators emergency service workers and those people who are in the food and agricultural industry as well. >>alarming new data shows about one 3rd of us military troops are refusing the covid-19 vaccine and it's primarily younger members who are saying no thanks military officials believe the refusal rate is better among officers though, at least one sergeant told the new york times these

patterns could be a snapshot of what's happening all over the country with younger americans being told by science they're less vulnerable to covid-19 political divides and vaccine misinformation circulating online. for more information on the covid vaccine, including where you can sign up for shots we have all the links on our website just head to kron 4 dot com. >>some frightening moments in the south bay after a suspicious device was left behind at the san jose bank following an attempted robbery. it happened around noon on saturday that device was left at the chase bank branch on saratoga avenue. the police bomb squad was called to check out the device they rendered it safe. one suspect was taken into custody, but police thus far has not yet released any other details. >>president biden is celebrating his first major legislative win republicans are calling it a loss for the american people, i'm jessi tenure in washington and all that story coming up. plus

hear from kron four's health expert for warning signs that could save your life will have that story after the break could be the end of an era. >>experts weigh in on whether or not buffets can make us safe come back.

>>welcome back las vegas has been dubbed the buffet capital of the world. i love good buffet but of course as the pandemic has changed so much of what we do it's also changed the way we buffet yeah and as madison kimbro explains many hotels and restaurants in las vegas say they don't plan to reopen buffets. >>any time soon. >>one of the ways that you knew your in vegas, went to this casino buffet. >>we've got a lot of food for not a lot of money las vegas is known for so many things and while we have seen live entertainment take a backseat another big aspect to the vegas lifestyle has to sa's but gaming historian david schwartz doesn't see them going away forever. i think when it is safe. they will come back in some form. >>you know it's hard to say when that will be but i don't think i think there's such an association of the biggest and the phase that somebody is going to keep this alive several properties moved away from the face services, including when and circus circus replacing mayors with the food court towards dawn cagle hopes vegas can keep a

phase but find a sahe way to do it i just recently went to 1 one from houston they had it set up where they have the plexiglass and they had servers behind you, but you could still to as many times as you want and get as much as you want, captain handsfree and i really like that idea at south point casino food operations director michael kennedy says the garden buffet is not going away. >>face of the past 4 guests walked up and grab utensils themselves. no longer the case we have dedicated staff will serve. anything you like from behind their buffet line the service safely we get calls every day to make sure our buffet is still open and we're thankful. it is we're doing it safely. >>alright for today, lots of sunshine to repeat yesterday's performance getting those temperatures back in the 60's not as windy pick in the east bay from what we saw yesterday keep it here we'll check into your sunday forecast in just a your sunday forecast in just a bit. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,...

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>>why take a look at the chp has busted a driver with an elaborate and realistic carpool kim. an officer pulled the driver over in southern california last friday when he looks real in fact the chp says one of the best car pool lane dummies they've ever seen as glasses, you see a baseball cap, even wearing a mask, man

reportedly bragged officers, he'd been driving around with that dummy for about a year and a half and had been busted how the chp then nice try here's your ticket that is wild he really got that looks very very real. also the fact that he's been using for the past year and a half tells you how the traffic has been getting back to yes because clearly he wasn't getting stopped at all because no one was yeah the early days, the pandemic can just cruise on through enough to where speaking of cruising you might want to take a nice little drive down the coast good idea because it is going to be beautiful dave's far i feel like i want to make a little you know manic and amanda place in you give me give me a sedative to >>pick up pick a local team from ball away anyway. good morning, everybody we have a sweet day to do whatever you need to do look at that shot is going to prove this point on it that's possible get those temperatures back up the 60's in the good news, this go

around as if the wind was a little bit of an agitator yesterday. >>not as much of an issue going forward for today so we're off to a good start with all of this little cool in spots. yes, sure we got 37 41 santa rosa 43 for napa meanwhile, the east bay we're looking at chilly spots like concord at 39, but the east bay shoreline mostly in the 40's 50's going on for antioch. over to future cast for when the wrinkle to kind of throw in this is a few scattered clouds today in cable just make note of that but not a major deal we're looking for temperatures which may actually be a little warmer but let's get into some earnest clouds monday looks pretty good monday night through tuesday. that's where things start to change we have some scattered clouds as kind of a little side note you might get a couple little sprinkles along the coast on tuesday as potentially that's just the thing coming up in the marine layer, but actually it's going to remain very mild inland even on tuesday and throughout much of the rest of the week as we go forward the winds this afternoon. yeah, they pick up a little bit in solano county little bit off their the east bay but nothing

too major and then as we get into around tuesday or so because of that collection of clouds we do see a little bit the winds pick up a bit up in the north bay and around the santa cruz mountains a bit of an onshore wind looks like try to work your bet, however, temperatures are still remain fairly mild. it looks like with that and then it's back to fairly a calm weather be on a breakdown for you today we got a few clouds that made note of breezy in spots, 60's early week, it's clouds by tuesday, then it clears up real quickly on wednesday warming inland to the upper 60's and we'll probably hardly be affected by that even inland on tuesday. then late in the week, it's mild with clouds gathering on friday for rain to come on saturday looks to be that's saturday is kind of target day with maybe an improvement in on your sunday when we get a little closer, we'll know 63 san francisco, oakland 66 67 going on for san jose. don't think anybody is going to make it to 70, although santa rosa is going make a run for it at 69 as you can see there 66 livermore checking in at coming up in a bit of course, we'll check in your 4 zone forecast and that

extended with that in of rain by saturday. >>i think it will have far-reaching impacts on the lives of the american people and until we defeat the virus, it's hard to see how we get the full economic recovery, they want more another 1.9 trillion. and have our kids and grandkids pay the debt back. >>national news this morning politicians on both sides of the aisle weighing in on the passage of president biden's 1.9 trillion dollars covid-19 relief package by the house of representatives but the democratic margin in the senate is as slim as it can be so passing the bill through that chamber. >>is expected to be much tougher. our kron 4 washington correspondent jessi tenure brings us the very latest. >>democrats say the economy and now half a million lives lost to covid demand immediate action but republicans argue the bill is far too expensive for what it really funds. >>and house of representatives took the first step toward making it a reality. >>president joe biden took a

halfway victory lap saturday after the house passed his nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief bill and overwhelming percentage american public made it clear. they support my american rescue plan but that same margin does not exist in congress the bill is passed the house approved a package on a near party line vote with 2 democrats voting against it. house speaker nancy pelosi said millions of americans will benefit from the $1400 direct payments emergency unemployment benefits and tax credit increase is for children this legislation. >>will cut child poverty in half. >>it also provides billions for schools state and local governments and covid-19 vaccines and testing to put an end to this pandemic and to stem the suffering felt by so many but republicans blasted the bill arguing the country has yet to spend at least a trillion dollars congress already approved to those who say it's urgent. >>say it's unfocused house minority leader kevin mccarthy

said the state and local funding is not necessary. >>in the money for schools is not tied to reopening the amount of money that actually goes to defeating the virus is less than 9%. so don't call it a rescue bill the plan now heads to the senate where democrats are working to pass it by mid-march with or without republicans we have no time to waste. and democratic senators will try a different approach to the $15 federal minimum wage push after procedural hurdles blocked it from being included in the current bill. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>and later today former president donald trump expected to give his first public speech after leaving office will be closing out this year's conservative political action conference known as c pac. he'll have his version of the future of the republican party. the former president has had a dominant presence at the conference over the weekend, including this golden statue of him that made headlines this weekend. speakers have this year been

featuring a mostly pro trump republicans. >>state senator is calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to resign governor cuomo is being accused by a second former aide of harassment, charlotte bennett was an advisor for the governor until last november. that's when she says cuomo asked her inappropriate questions about her life, including if she ever had had with an older man. he responded earlier today saying he never did what she's accusing him of and never intended to be inappropriate with her and has called for an investigation of the allegations. and brian to wants to publicly name the sheriff's deputies who shared photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and her daughter kobe and gianna now bryant's lawyers filed a complaint. this week to add the 4 deputies and the la county fire department to her civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff's department, but lawyers for the county say releasing the names would make those involved internet

targets bryant's lawsuit seeks damages for negligence and the invasion of privacy kobe bryant their daughter gianna and 7 others died in that crash last year. >>and still ahead this morning we're checking out new movies, including one about the life and legacy of billie holiday that's coming up next we'll be right back. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter... she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement.

>>good morning welcome back talking entertainment this morning if you're looking for a comedy and drama or a documentary there's plenty to watch this weekend. our entertainment critic dean richards kicks off look at home with this new movie. it's called the united states versus billie holiday. >>stage. >>in the u.s. versus billie holiday on for days takes on her first act telling us lies and the much heralded but tragic life of the famous blues and jazz and the by the fbi to breathe. and his or her song strange fruit about the lynching of black people in america think a song that was considered a dangerous threat by the government. director lee daniels to be a casting the singer andra for this all and she wars and delivers deeply moving performance. i

only wish that you were all production less mellow dramatic. >>sometimes gets in the way. >>a flicked it on or by your own government so you will remember diana ross's oscar nominated performance has really holiday this one has much more a very different social political message. it's a dean's list b minus now on hulu there's also the latest from superstar directors joe and anthony russo. off of making the biggest grossing film of all time avengers endgame. kerry follows a war hero. >>by spider-man star tom holland. >>returns home from afghanistan with ptsd and an opioid addiction spiraling down they to fuel his habits iend bashir a problem with them collin shows that he's a lot more than just a spider web shooting superhero. >>the russo brothers tell the story without their usual special effects palooza it's a

straightforward story, chinese a light into the opioid crisis. >>even though these kinds of redemption stories have been told many times before it's another dean's list b minus in select theaters now and on apple tv plus on march, the >>really like possible for documentaries, there's only i your world a little blurry part of story of the multi grammy winning singer-songwriter who became a worldwide sensation at the age of 17 guys don't follows her life on and off the road stage and. >>wouldn't think that such a young life would require nearly 2 and a half hour film but for fans that's probably not enough i gave it a dean's list it's on apple tv plus and finally for the kid >>if you grew up watching tom and jerry cartoons, you'll feel nostalgic with this big screen version of the famous cat and mouse pals joined by

live action actors grace moretz and chicago's michael hiring time to get rid of jerry in a fancy hotel just before a lavish wedding. it's in theaters and also on hbo max hope you're strong.

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>>good morning welcome back we're waking up to a beautiful sunday morning around the bay area pretty much a carbon copy of yesterday. i know you can kind of see that little stream

of light to come in right behind us that look at the embarcadero dave's far as really cooked up something good for us. but we do know that there is a maybe a chance of rain later in the week sort of kind of maybe one yeah looks like by the end of the next weekend as you want to get done your weekend things happening today at least he had a chance yesterday will have a day like today like yesterday to repeat again and it looks like we'll see a lot of sunshine but some scattered clouds are making note of we can see a little bit there on the golden gate to squint can see a bit of that. >>temperature check a little cooler in spots we still see some upper 30's hang on a bit 40's cover must much of the rest of the bay, although 50 off the antioch and san francisco, 45 for hayward comparison were warm and spots, cooler and others as you can see in in oakland trail this morning but fairfield in napa way ahead of the ball game little bit of a breeze and will have breezy conditions in spots this afternoon but not the intensity that you may recall from yesterday. so the breakdown today, we expect about 58 by 11 by to their the

high clouds with the at 64 temperatures will be actually little warmer in some of the inland valleys in much the same for the week ahead, we do have some cloud interruption if you will on tuesday. but it looks like the rain will hold off at least until saturday. martin well. >>all right dave, thanks a lot back to the news this morning, a group in san mateo march yesterday in solidarity to denounce racist attacks against the asian american community here in the bay area and across the country as well jet all actually spoke with the teenage girl who organized the event she says enough is enough. >>let us stand together and unite and to asian a 13 year-old ashlyn so speaks in front of a large crowd spire to show up saturday to san sent learn i want to see and stop this stop this systemic issue and all these going on not just one incident but several hate crimes reported against asians in oakland, san francisco and other cities in

the bay area in recent weeks concerning higher the reoccurring trend will only get worse before it gets better part of a >>and even communities have my run. and have not been given the view of tension lyanna louis and robert lowe have experienced racism first hand making united case will ever give. >>and have patrolled san francisco's chinatown since the start of the pandemic encouraging victims of hate to draw the line we should not remain silent. victims. we have to stand up speak happen in america where we need to acknowledge and help each other out nobody is coming to save we have to do i think it's good that we're acknowledging things well we definitely still have a long ways to go. >>and ashlan selwyn tends to be a part of that movement. >>in san mateo leap to go from 4 news. >>belmont police are warning

people to be on the lookout for a mountain lion spotted in the backyard of a home on a car in a boulevard near barrett park, a mountain lion is juvenile and did not seem to be sick or injured. here's some video from another close in utah of a mountain lion, the california department of fish and wildlife are offering some tips if you come in contact with one of the big cats do not run crouch or bent over if you're with your pet keep your pet on a leash they also encourage folks not to hike bike or jog alone, especially at dawn dusk or late at night you can find more tips on mountain lion safety at kron 4 dot com. >>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the effort to make more in city, a city. we're going to find out why this is so important to the black community.

>>welcome back 7.37 here on this sunday morning in city sits in one of the richest counties in california, it's historically the home of the largest number of black people in marin county but despite its name or in city is not a city and many of us residents want that to change kron four's pam moore explains why the county need to take their knee off our necks. >>be able to give us what we

deserve majority of the county knows that this city has. it's all about power. it's about control. right we know right now that the county they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over paul austin and damien morgan are part of an effort to make more in city a city. >>money is key they say as an example after marine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past also kept alive in the

memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a life i came from the south from louisiana and marin city. just reminded so much of the small town. >>and that came from we have no war has is up there. and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around and my family, my uncle. my grandfather morrow families and our family heritage white who came to city for work moved out after world war 2 to other parts of marion county in the bay area blacks did not have that luxury because of various races, housing restrictions so they stayed and made marine city their home in fact in 1960 90% of them are in city population was black those numbers have

changed dramatically and the black community feels is making incorporation all the more important if we don't it's going be an also of mentally we all get all of it it is going to be going to take we don't get the resources and yet we we concerned about >>with the cooperation we get back. >>it all before we can do it. we feel the best argument i've always felt neglected to from the county. just sitting in meetings with always having to go to the table to axe 4. you know resources to come back. >>it is not fair in corporation would allow residents to elect their own leaders run police and fire capture property and sales taxes. the only business district is the gateway shopping center and this gallery is the only black owned business in city for generation black families are not uncommon and they don't want their black history to be last man city means everything

to me. maria city has my heart. >>not to do everything i can to make sure that the folks city have what they need. >>well as pam moore reporting number in city is a mile and a half northwest of downtown sausalito just over 3,000 people live there. it's considered the most diverse area in marin county. yeah, the exploratory committee actually says the process to incorporate will likely take up to 2 years. >>a key first step is educating the citizens about the value of living in a full fledged city. for more stories just like this one head to our special black history month section on our website kron 4 dot com day if we're looking for again more sunshine to return mode some high cloudiness want to share with this temperatures still in the mid to upper 60's and nice spring breeze coupled with that too will take a look at forecast coming up in just a bit.

>>good morning, welcome back we're enjoying a good looking sunday around the bay area and feels a lot like yesterday it does i know yesterday we have a little bit of wind though i definitely got some of that on my evening walk, dave, what is the one looking like we'll have a little breeze there but not as intense that we had from yesterday, it's why we have the wind advisory up in solano county yesterday live shot coming in here as you can see the east bay shoreline kind of lit up nicely blue skies coming with that. >>we will have some high cloudiness but at least those temperatures will be pushing well in the 60's again today

to have that 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit sfo, looking good to know delays this morning. temperatures though put on the cool side, although we graduate up to the 40's already up in the north bay here 41 a bottle santa rosa, 43 for napa 39 chilly degrees off the concord with 54. antioch a look at those winds again a little uptick happening mostly in the east bay little pocket up here in the north bay to with the santa cruz mountains and we see tomorrow a little influx of some winds to a little bit up in the north bay nothing for advisory strength but a little breeze to throw in with that a spring breeze with the spring temperatures that we expect with that through much of the week that's ahead even with the cloud cover coming on tuesday will still manage the sun temperatures which we see the tahoe to tomorrow at 47 tuesday, a 5050 also for wednesday that's with some scattered clouds at work too. it should clear on the bay area by wednesday but then we're looking for the next we'll have to say precipitation event coming next weekend then that will be mountain snows to so let's get

to those longer range forecast models there's a little hit us some cloud cover on tuesday. now we get more earnest and serious for the rain it takes a while to get down here has taken the kind of the scenic route but by saturday. there's a dose of rain we're still working on exact timing with all about, but it looks like a covers a good chunk of the daylight hours at least and then a break for sunday and another dose on monday into tuesday of the following week a look at your 4 zone forecast for this sunday will come in about 63 san francisco and also matching that daly city pacific about 60 and also for half moon bay, northern end of the peninsula pushing into those mid 60's in areas, 63 burlingame for example down south again more mid to even upper 60's like san carlos at 6765 for mountain view inn 66 palo alto in the south bay 67 san jose milpitas at cupertino mid 60's line up the east bay shoreline tri valley in the mid 60's as well looks like wannacry could 66 along with concord and 67 castro valley,

66 for richmond through solano county the chilly spot at 61 vallejo still again breezy this afternoon 68 going on there for fairfield 68 sonoma and 69 santa rosa getting close flirting with 70 doesn't look like early part of the week here we've got the sunshine working we might pop 70 coming monday. tuesday there the scattered clouds and i talked about earlier, but look at the temperatures. they stay the same that will change we clear the south by midweek and then we're watching for saturday for some rain to develop. chilly night still though we're looking for upper 30's in the inland valleys, particularly at the coast. we'll do the 40's. for your health blood clots effect close to 1 million americans every year and they can be deadly blood clots are considered one of the biggest health problems that we don't know a thing about. >>and many times we ignore the warning signs. our health expert okwu has more on this life threatening but preventable condition karen good morning. we'll start by talking about dvt ease. >>right deep vein of from

those these are lots that occur in the deep veins they're they're large and they're deeper underneath the skin and closer to the bone. these are not the the ones that where you get varicose veins. those are the superficial ones that you could see and just right under your skin ok is they are large and so a lot of blood goes through these veins and circulates to very spar guns. that's where the problem is. >>this is a real basic question, but we'll start by just defining what a blood clot is and how they're formed. >>so a blood clot and we we kind of talked about it to let little last week where the where there's an injury to artery or your vessel platelets will rest to that area to try and heal so in those platelets grow and grow and grow and grow and those well either block the flow of

of bled to wherever it's going back to the heart. our it can break off and that's where these deep vein thrombosis dvt he's are really dangerous because they can break off and though that little part that breaks off travels and it can lodge into your lungs and cause a pulmonary embolism and that definitely is life threatening. >>there are a lot of risk factors when dealing with a blood clot one of them oddly enough when you're hospitalized. >>right especially when you're hospitalized for a major trauma. >>or you're there for surgery. or you've been in the hospital for in it and immobile for a long period time so that is definitely a risk factor. >>also on our screen on our screen or others risk factors as maybe we can touch on those being overweight. >>right so that when you're overweight there a lot of libyans are facts that are in your blood and that could slow

blood flow to time blood flow slows down it kind of gets lucky and then it just can settle in when it's not flowing that's when the blood clots can form michigan think i guess you can think of it as sludge moving through your pipes eventually it will clog. >>and that causes the clot so to speak. >>write it in and just like heart failure when that the lead to settles and doesn't move. it can be prone to clotting. >>some of the other risk factors both smoking and drinking right care. >>right smoking nicotine that constricts blood vessels again it's going to affect the blood flow. >>drinking they founded just 3 ounces of our hard we can increase your risk for dvt is by 5% because what alcohol does it it activates so definitely that's not what you want to do. >>and what impact does

dehydration have on causing a blood clot. >>well your blood mostly water. so when need to hydrate your blood becomes very thick very this kid is so it's not going to flow very well again you're going to get to the polling in up pull it pulls a blood down in their lower extremities has a hard time going flowing upstream when it's very thick like that right. >>dehydrate make sure rehydrate. >>constantly especially during before during and after exercise. >>speaking of exercise during the pandemic a lot of people have fed complained about being couch potatoes, sitting at home more often than than they normally would that is an issue that would affect a blood clot as well wouldn't. >>definitely a sow's sitting for long periods of time whether it's on your couch or whether it's in the your desk. that is a risk factor. so

whenever you're even sitting at your desk really important to move your feet you know stand up move around. just to get that blood flowing. >>same thing when you're making a long drive you're saying every couple of hours you want to get out stop walk around a little drink some water while you're at it >>yes, right if you have a heart condition or are disease you might have to even stop even more frequently to get the blood flowing. >>what are some of the symptoms of a blood clot care. >>so it's could be swelling in the area. some redness in the area. >>well in that one of the the keys things to remember is that you may not have symptoms the dvt and still you have to really manage your risk factors. >>and also sometimes you don't

see those symptoms until you get to the pulmonary so you can it could be silent. but if it is a parent you really need to act if it's painful it's you have that swelling, you need to see a physician you should go to the e r right away don't downplay this and i understand that next week we're going to continue or talk about this and some foods that might help prevent blood clots up. >>right to it when t to help prevent and reduce your risk of these all right sounds great karen. thank you so much great karen. thank you so much ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain,

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>>good news this morning, a san francisco dog that had been stolen from her owner's car last week has been reunited with its family scruggs is a 4 month-old multi step up e police tell us scruggs was found after someone unknowingly bought the stolen dog from a seller in the tenderloin after posting photos of their new dog on social media, they actually learned of scruggs real story so they went to the police and returned the puppy to its rightful owners we understand scruggs is in good health and happy to be home we like story quite happy as well still ahead the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news. there's a new weapon in the fight against covid. >>what local health experts have to say about the newly approved johnson johnson vaccine.

>>and the bay area teenager who says no to hate and the demonstration she organized in the bay area will have that also we're following the latest on the coronavirus stimulus package headed to the senate or washington dc correspondent has the latest on what happens

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morning, everybody and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is 08:00am on this final day of february. >>turning the and like you said earlier it's kind of a copy paste in terms of our weather today right from yesterday dave spahr has got the details so far say they a good morning guys, good morning, everybody or talking about a lot of sunshine again today to yeah sure some high cloudiness and all of us, but temperatures in some cases, inland valleys that should be a little warmer than they were from yesterday and less of the interests of winds will still be there but will be enough for a spring breeze to go with that. here's the east bay shoreline you can see very nice these it's lit up a little bit better now with a higher sun in the sky. golden gate bridge off to a good start to remember now in the morning hours though will be to spring ahead for clock change later on, enjoy 41 going on for 47 for santa rosa 54 napa got some 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline even now for comparison. we're warmer across a good chunk of

the bay we're going to stay that way into the afternoon hours trailing in some spots there. we do have some breezy conditions off the tri valley, you'll notice there and elsewhere in some of the higher elevations in the east bay too there's the shot from mount tam 60 at high noon by 3 we're talking 64. high temperatures today will manage still the mid 60's to upper 60's in spots, we'll have more on your forecast in just a bit martin well. >>all right dave, thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this morning now there are 3 the country has another tool in the fight against covid-19. the fda approving the use of johnson and johnson single dose vaccine. this is the 3rd vaccine approved in the united states for emergency authorization against the virus. >>while early supplies are going to be small johnson johnson has said it can deliver. >>20 million doses by the end of march and a total of 100 million by the end of june. it's a lot of kron four's dan thorn now with reaction from health experts. >>johnson and johnson prepares the rollout of the first single dose covid-19 vaccine.

the new shot comes as the demand for vaccinations still exceeds the supply is terrific. i mean it's you know this is >>would not only does it give us more doses of vaccine. but it gives us vaccines that can be used do in a somewhat different way. >>ucsf professor of epidemiology doctor george rutherford also applauds the flexibility of j j's vaccine besides being a single dose the shot does not require specialized storage like moderna and pfizer's vaccines. this could be refrigerated at that you know basically in a freezer so you can have a doctor's office pharmacy is you don't need this sort of super freezer to be order in order due to be able to efficacy of johnson and johnson's one shot versus moderna and pfizer's 2 shots has come into question. the vaccines level of protection, according to data from jnj has shown 66% effectiveness overall.

>>compared to moderna's 94% effectiveness and pfizer's 95% effectiveness doctor rather ford says jay and jay efficacy is plenty as variants threaten progress on the pandemic and as states struggle with supply when it comes down to the stuff that really matters like going to the icu or dying. >>all these things work equally well. >>the fda's authorization saturday jump-start the plan to distribute 3 to 4 million doses of the new vaccine. but will that be enough. >>i wish there were more but they're they're not and it's more than tops up to the kind of tank available vaccine because it does have these other ways you could use it. so i think it's a real eye. it's a big big deal. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>the latest data shows more than 11 million doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccines have been delivered here to california already nearly 8 and a half million shots have been administered quite an improvement after a pretty slow start here in the state

california now ranks 21st in the country and percentage of available shots used. locally 8 of the 9 bay area counties are now outpacing the state and the national average on covid-19 vaccinations you can see the breakdown here on your screen of just how many residents in each county have gotten at least one shot santa clara county is leading the pack they've administered the says in the bay area napa county, the least every county except for is averaging at least 20,000 doses for every 100,000 residents. >>another vaccination site is brand new and up and running in the south bay is located at the valley health center east in san jose. the new site is part of santa clara county's strategy of getting the vaccine to communities where it's most needed. it's by appointment only and can vaccinate several 100 people every day. and tomorrow santa clara county will be expanding eligibility to include educators emergency services workers and those who are working in the food and agriculture sector. speaking

of happening today, 1000 farm workers will be receiving their covid-19 vaccine. the vaccination clinic will be at the monterey mushrooms facility. that's in morgan hill representatives from the ufw along with a moderate mushrooms partnered up with the county of santa clara for the clinic, the shots will be given out today and on wednesday march 3rd no elf. >>happening tomorrow a call for more vaccines leaders from around san mateo county are going to be holding a press conference on monday highlighting their request for more vaccines from the state and the federal government their request comes as the east palo alto community continues to be a hotspot for the virus. alarming new data now showing about one 3rd of us military troops are refusing the covid-19 vaccine. it's primarily younger members who are saying no thanks military officials believe the refusal rate is better among officers though, and at least one sergeant told the new york

times these patterns could be a snapshot of what's happening all over the country with younger americans being told by science the time after suspicious device was left behind at a san jose bank this followed an attempted robbery. it happened about noon on saturday. the device was left at the chase bank branch on saratoga avenue. the police bomb squad was called to check out the device and they rendered it safe. one suspect was taken into custody. police have not yet released any other details. >>president biden is celebrating his first major legislative win republicans are calling it a loss for the american people, i'm jessi tenure in washington and all that story coming up. also

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>>welcome back 8 '09 here on this sunday morning and in southern california, a 9 year-old girl actually burst into tears of joy when she discovered she would finally be returning to school and her

mom captured the heart more warming moment on video and the video has gone viral as you'll soon find out why. >>kimberly chang has the story. >>he >>redondo beach resident to auto came up with a memorable way to break the news to her 9 year-old daughter clara. >>that's why. what. >>and i thought that you know, i've been a long so long that i some company. >>guess what >>was just like oh my guys, i'm finding it to have a at school. i can't see next high

teacher. read on the beach unified school district sent a message to parents now that lee county achieve the milestone of less than 25 positive covid-19 cases. >>per 100,000 residents for 5 days in a row in person instruction would resume next week for 4th graders so not a new this was a moment to capture is just the beginning of covid recording a little things he and joined the lane for the future i know for sure we will try to how things floor. >>how she was especially because she's so young she didn't expect this emotional >>staying home for nearly a year has been bittersweet for clara on the bright side. good to be home or on on the down east. i stay home and not fool anybody not all share the reaction with friends because

she wanted to spread cheer and since then the video has gone viral spread the love that's my only spread love. >>so i am a match and she is not the only child feeling that excitement when they get that type of news you have that reaction is going to be replayed all around the bay closer and closer to getting the official word and more and more school districts definitely that was kimberly chang reporting for us this morning really really story we'll be right back.

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then you have to spend that $75 living and there's the rub. we're going to a think we need to look and they can plus vegas is very very hot in the summer time i will say us here though for central pretty it's going to be another beautiful one dave spahr has all the good news for us you know last i want to begin sign up for spring 21 well, i make a 7200 anyway good morning guys, good morning, everybody, here's a look at half moon bay enjoy and soaking up the sunshine. we are going to feel like another spring day not as windy as yesterday. >>to scattered clouds basically high clouds so kind of paint the skies just a little bit today how we doing on the temperature department rush improving nap at 5043 going on for san francisco. you're 5151 also oakland and lots of 40's going on in land but antioch already up to 55 so i which will happen will be a touch warmer today than we were from yesterday noting some of those high clouds

seattle stream in here a little bit this afternoon but pretty much looks like it's concentrate a little bit up to the north bay but mostly sunny on balance for good coverage of the bay area things start to change a little bit monday night into tuesday, however, we're getting the piece of a system is going to stay out to sea. it's not really going to impact us very much in terms of some of that cloud cover temperatures will actually be pretty stable and we're looking for a spring-like week coming up ahead. no nos winds sold on the breezy side for the east bay pocket up here in the north bay, but not as windy as it was from yesterday looks like we'll revisit some of those winds a little bit up in the north bay, a touch tomorrow as you can see and scattered about off to the east bay as well but just a reminder spring-like feeling it will be the first to march them which is the startled me need a logical last spring. for today, we got a few clouds breezy in spots with temperatures in the 60's for early in the week clouds by tuesday, the clearing out on wednesday. warm inland with upper 60's working and then late in the week we're mild with clouds gathering on

friday hint for it looks like saturday, some rain showers starting to develop with that we're gets a better idea on time and we get a little closer 63, san francisco open 6667 meanwhile for san jose keeping up mostly sunny. and nice. our temperature check or in the mid to upper 60's for most of the region 67 for now but coming up a little bit of course we'll check into your 4 zone forecast. >>i think it will have far-reaching impacts on the lives of the american people and until we defeat the virus, it's hard to see how we get the full economic recovery, they want to borrow another 1.9 trillion. and have our kids and grandkids pay the debt back. >>national news this morning politicians on both sides of the aisle weighing in on the passage of president biden's 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief package by the house. >>that's the democratic margin in the senate is a slim as it can be though so passing this bill through that chamber is expected to be much tougher kron 4 washington correspondent jessi tenure

brings us the latest. >>democrats say the economy and now half a million lives lost to covid demand immediate action but republicans argue the bill is far too expensive for what it really funds. >>and house of representatives took the first step toward making a reality. >>president joe biden took a halfway victory lap saturday after the house passed his nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief bill and overwhelming percentage american public made it clear. they support my american rescue plan but that same margin does not exist in congress the bill is passed the house approved a package on a near party line vote with 2 democrats voting against it. house speaker nancy pelosi said millions of americans will benefit from the $1400 direct payments emergency unemployment benefits and tax credit increase is for children this legislation. >>will cut child poverty in half. >>it also provides billions for schools state and local

governments and covid-19 vaccines and testing to put an end to this pandemic and to stem the suffering felt by so many but republicans blasted the bill arguing the country has yet to spend at least a trillion dollars congress already approved to those who say it's urgent. >>say it's unfocused house minority leader kevin mccarthy said the state and local funding is not necessary. >>in the money for schools is not tied to reopening the amount of money that actually goes to defeating the virus is less than 9%. so don't call it a rescue bill the plan now heads to the senate where democrats are working to pass it by mid-march with or without republicans we have no time to waste. and democratic senators will try a different approach to the $15 federal minimum wage push after procedural hurdles blocked it from being included in the current bill. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>a pair of deadly hit and run crashes in south la have police there on high alert and family members desperate for

answers. the horrific crashes caught on surveillance video in each case, the drivers refused to stop and help the victims. reporter chris wolfe from our sister station ktla has more. >>2 deadly hit and run case is caught on camera multiple suspects still out there. do you recognize any of these men. on february 2nd. maria motto was crossing main street just north of 98th street in south la slowly with a walker. that's when a truck traveling at a high rate of speed plowed into the 66 year-old and killed her. the driver kept going. investigators say in the weeks that followed they examined a wealth of surveillance footage leading up to and following the deadly collision. what they found is alarming. >>we believe we have a suspect parking down the street a few blocks away actually a bit of him walking to the scene and kind of standing as an

onlooker surveying you know that looking just taking only what happened. moments about 5, 6, years later, the suspect walks back his truck get in the truck and fees it takes off detectives continue to track him on various security cameras. >>and say he drove to a food 4 less in compton, where he appeared to be trying to buy booze his vehicle maybe an older model chevy silverado truck with makeshift wood paneling above the long bad. >>we don't know again if the key works over here are lives are just as family but like so once again we're just asking for the public's help same goes with another deadly hit and run that happened wednesday february 24th around noon in south l a. >>33 year-old run all toro was walking along main street where it intersects with 88 place. police say the driver of a green truck ran a red light and slammed into another car. the truck flew out of control and crashed into right now killing him 3 men were

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>>good morning, we're back on the kron 00:00am morning news 8.31 this sunday morning and i love your description of cut and paste from yesterday yesterday basically do it for the next several days right i feel like some of our temps are going up to the 70's which something i always welcome dave spahr thank you for that sure i'll take full the logical conditions going we have some rain also in the seven-day forecast which we still need the rain too so that's along with the package unfortunately is going to be our next weekend but. >>for today though enjoy lots of sunshine, maybe some high clouds kind of throw out there just a little bit we're off to a great start, you can see the golden gate bridge finding in little breeze going on you can see from the flag and our temperatures were also

improving pretty rapidly this morning as well 50's across much of midday, 50 also up to napa 47 santa rosa, 46 of the santa clara valley along with palo alto at 4644 fremont meanwhile, and we are actually know ahead of most readings from this time yesterday so even with the obscure of cloud cover a little bit later today, we'll still see those temperatures climb nicely little bit of a breeze going on in some of the inland valleys and for today breaking it down for you 60 by high new noting some of those high clouds 3 o'clock we're talking 65. now as we get into early next week will be some scattered clouds thickening up a little bit on tuesday little impact on our temperatures with all of that we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in morning in the well sounds good. thank you so much well a group in san mateo marsh yesterday and solidarity to denounce racist attacks against the asian-american community not only here in the bay area but across the country as well kron four's phillipe actually spoke with the teenage girl who organized the event. >>she says enough is enough.

>>let us stand together and unite and to asian a 13 year-old ashlyn so speaks in front of a large crowd spire to show up saturday to san sent learn i want to see and stop this stop this systemic issue and all these going on not just one incident but several hate crimes reported against asians in oakland, san francisco and other cities in the bay area in recent weeks concerning higher the reoccurring trend will only get worse before it gets better part of a >>and even community health of our environment and have not been given the view of tension lee and a louis and robert lowe have experienced racism first hand making you united case will give. >>and have patrolled san francisco's chinatown since the start of the pandemic encouraging victims of hate to draw the line we should not remain silent. victims. we

have to stand up speak happen in america where we need to acknowledge and help each other out nobody is coming to save us. we have to do i think it's good that we're acknowledging things well we definitely still have a long ways to go. >>and ashlan selwyn tends to be a part of that movement. >>in san mateo leap to go from 4 news. >>well belmont police are warning people to be on the lookout for a mountain lion it was spotted in the backyard of a home on court at boulevard near barrett park. the mountain lion is a juvenile did not seem to be sick or injured now this is video from another close encounter that happened in you tell you may remember it from last year the california department of fish and wildlife is now offering some tips on if you come into contact with one of these big cats do not run crouch or bend over if you're with your pet, keep that pet on a leash they encourage folks also not to hike bike or jog alone,

especially at dawn dusk, or later at night you can find more tips on mountain lion safety at kron 4 dot com. i coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're shining the spotlight on the local ballerina shares with us her journey to perfecting the art while finding a sense of belonging.

>>there's growing diversity in the world of ballet around the globe and here in san francisco as well for black history month today, we are shining a spotlight on a local ballerina who was trailblazing the industry by just being herself kron four's ella sogomonian shares her story. >>kimberly marie alivia was drawn to dance at the age of 4 in new york, she found herself in a studio full of other girls who looked like her. they were latin american but almost always she was the only african-american ballerina in the room moving west to san francisco at 17. she continued to stand out for more than technique bad. >>was when i realized i was. >>the only usually the only black valid and to dominate white she now works with the san francisco ballet company where there are 3 dancers of african descent, but olivier

is still the only african american woman representing her i under obligation to represent my race because there are so many disparities i wanted to bring hope to. >>other dancers that didn't see anyone looked like them. >>well there have been black ballerinas emerging in the field over the years, the principal role is still rarely filled by an african american woman. he was just 7 years ago that misty copeland was given that chance at the american ballet company in new york. making headlines and her own barbie data us save reports in 2017. there were just 2.5% of black women who got a bachelor's degree in ballet compared to 59% of white women. tony wilson with the san francisco ballet explains socio economic hurdles can get in the way of accessing the art form is in our court takes years to perfect. >>and i think that what we're

seeing now is that companies that do have attached to them are beginning to reach in their formative years. when you're 6, 7, 8, years old community programs like boys and girls american ballet partnership with misty copeland had project create. all of these are programs that designed to bring track more black and brown. once they've made that leave into the world of valley, there's another obstacle, everyone has an opinion on the optics which means colors are constantly in question. >>traditionally pointe shoes are pink and tights or white. but there has been a new shift on her skin tone if the artistic director finds it is in line with their vision people god is my skin is and the line so i mean. >>the whole type is is. you know i i don't care to get into those conversations

because then you can that you can take and say that all the skin tones should be the same as well in which i would not be allowed to be dancing some. >>she says exceptions have been made for the principal role who doesn't have to blend in with the rest of the line, but again there just aren't that many african-american women in that position. looking back on her journey through the tears and the smiles libya says it's been as beautiful as it has been tough don't give up on yourself because if you close the door on yourself. >>and you have yourself to blame so you just got to keep >>the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 >>for more stories just like this one had to the special black history month section on our website kron 4 dot com such an impressive. >>a young woman for warmer temperatures going on for today, we'll get to the middle to even upper 60's going on maybe a little bit of a she may have secure from the cloud cover just a touch. but they on balance mostly sunny. we do

see some rain long-range

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>>good morning welcome back time to talk weather we've got a lot to talk about i know just you can see just over my shoulder over here, but the golden gate bridge looking gorgeous this morning dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on just how warm are going to get. >>yeah looks like a world turned this morning, a gear today for the mid to upper 60's going on to get those inland valley, so the same as

yesterday except maybe a little warmer going on even though there may be a couple little high clouds to make note of as well nice shot 2 coming in from half moon bay as we start the day as well so although was a little cold maybe a dawn. we're improving very very nicely as we start to get into later in the morning hours so temperatures will just continue to climb into the afternoon sfo looking good. no delays happening there either 47 so far santa rosa. but hang tight, it's going to be warming up nicely today, 54 51 san francisco and oakland 47 for livermore 55 can 46 meanwhile for san jose, let's get to those winds we do see another uptick on terms of winds, but it's going to be a breeze kind like a spring light breeze. not what the intensity that we saw from yesterday the coverage area basically is the north and the east bay little bit of the santa cruz mountains where the teens in the 20's and then for tomorrow looks like a little uptick on winds up towards the north as you will notice there are a little bit not getting as much of the bay area's involved today tomorrow as we're seeing for today, it's really by tuesday. we'll start

to see some cloud cover build up. now there was some thought that it might bring us some showers but it looks like this will remain dry with the scattered clouds, here's a look at 48 going on tomorrow some scattered clouds tuesday and wednesday. this is going to impact us on tuesday, we'll see the clouds but it should clear out to the bay area by wednesday and we'll get some mountain snows up there by this weekend which means rain coming for the bay area but first things first we have the cloud cover on tuesday. then we bring in some of that rain by the end of the week it looks like next weekend. we'll put it on saturday. clearing out sunday and then early into the following week we may do some more rain to as you can see there and more mountain snows to 4 zone forecast checking in today, we'll have san francisco at 63, 63 also for daly city pacific about 60 of the northern end of the peninsula approaching the middle 60's down south into the upper 60's in spots and carlos at 67, 65 mountain dew 66 for palo alto 65 milpitas san jose check-in a 6766 for

cupertino mid 60's was 67 for hayward tri valley in the mid 6065 for dublin and up to walnut creek 66 along with concord 64 for a berkeley. solano excuse solano county the coming into the cool spot at 6168 though for a fairfield and vacaville 67 close to 70 napa to at 67. getting real close santa rosa, although these areas may top off at 70. come early into the week, let's get to that 7 day forecast there's a pop tuesday in a monday, 72 scattered cloud shore on tuesday. but then we clear out in time for wednesday, the remainder of the week pretty calm until our next system gets here by week's end and the weekend is when we see some rain chilly nights though it looks like we'll get into some upper 30's going on there early into the week there until some of the cloud cover build up and 40's cover so the coast. for your health blood clots effect close to 1 million americans every year and they can be deadly blood clots are

considered one of the biggest health problems that we don't know a thing about. >>and many times we ignore the warning signs. our health expert okwu has more on this life threatening but preventable condition karen good morning. we'll start by talking about dvt ease. >>right deep vein of from though these are that occur in the deep veins they're they're large and they're deeper underneath the skin and closer to the bone. these are not the the ones that where you get varicose veins. those are the superficial ones that you could see and just right under your skin ok is they are large and so a lot of blood goes through these veins circulates to very spar guns. that's where the problem is. >>this is a real basic question, but we'll start by just defining what a blood clot is and how they're formed. >>so a blood clot and we we kind of talked about it to let

little last week where the where there's an injury to artery or your vessel platelets will rest to that area to try and heal so in those platelets grow and grow and grow and grow and those well either block the flow of of bled to wherever it's going back to the heart. our it can break and that's where these deep vein thrombosis dvt he's are really dangerous because they can break off and though that little part that breaks off travels and it can lives into your lungs and cause a pulmonary embolism and that definitely is life threatening. >>there are a lot of risk factors when dealing with a blood clot one of them oddly enough when you're hospitalized. >>right especially when you're hospitalized for a major trauma or you're there for surgery. or you've been in the hospital for in it and immobile for a long period

time so that is definitely a risk factor. >>also on our screen on our screen or others risk factors as maybe we can touch on those being overweight. >>right so that when you're overweight there a lot of libyans are facts that are in your blood and that could slow blood flow to time blood flow slows down it kind of gets lucky and then it just can settle in when it's not flowing that's when the blood clots can form michigan think i guess you can think of it as sludge moving through your pipes eventually it will clog. >>and that causes the cots so to speak. >>write it in and just like heart failure when that the lead to settles and doesn't move. it can be prone to clotting. >>some of the other risk factors both smoking and drinking right care. >>right smoking nicotine that constricts blood vessels again it's going to affect blood flow. drinking they founded

just 3 ounces of our hard we can increase your risk for dvt is by 5% because what alcohol does it it activates to so definitely that's not what you want to >>what impact does dehydration have on causing a blood clot. >>well your blood mostly water. so when needy hydrate your blood rethink very this kid is so it's not going to flow very well again you're going to get to the polling in up pull it pulls a blood down in their lower extremities has a hard time going flowing upstream when it's very thick like that right. >>dehydrate make sure rehydrate. >>constantly especially during before during and after exercise. >>speaking of exercise during the pandemic a lot of people have fed complained about being couch potatoes, sitting at home more often than than

they normally would that is an issue that would affect a blood clot as well wouldn't. >>definitely a sow's sitting for long periods of time whether it's on your couch or whether it's in the car or at your desk. that is a risk factor. so whenever you're even sitting at your desk really important to move your feet you know stand up move around. just to get that blood flowing. >>same thing when you're making a long drive you're saying every couple of hours you want to get out stop walk around a little drink some water while you're at >>yes, right if you have a heart condition or are disease you might have to even stop even more frequently to get the blood flowing. >>what are some of the symptoms of a blood clot care. >>so it's could be swelling in the area. some redness in the

area. >>well in that one of the the keys things to remember is that you may not have symptoms the dvt still you have to really manage your risk factors. >>and also sometimes you don't see those symptoms until you get to the pulmonary embolism get you can it could be silent. but if it is a parent you really need to act if it's painful it's you have that swelling, you need to see a physician you should go to the e r right away don't downplay this and i understand that next week we're going to continue or talk about this and some foods that might help prevent blood clots up. >>right right to it when t to help prevent and reduce your risk of these dvt all right sounds great karen. thank you

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deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>56 here on this sunday morning take a look at this an ancient cherry and has been discovered almost intact. during an excavation and pompei it has 4 wheels and has been described as finely decorated with bronze embellishments and mineralized would looks to be in great shape well this chariot was found outside the walls of the agency be close to a stable. >>where researchers dug up the remains of 3 horses just a couple of years ago.

archaeologists believe it was probably used for special events such as festivals and parades very. >>some days i really think to myself i wish i was archaeologist what what an awesome feeling speed to uncover something like this oh yeah, and what it means to the future just to be able to to look delve into the past and then projected into the future and what what what a wonderful discovery will be hearing more about this as the days go on well still ahead on next hour, the kron 4 morning news. there's a new weapon in the fight against covid. >>we'll find out what local health experts say about the newly approved johnson johnson vaccine. >>also we're following the latest on the coronavirus stimulus package that's now headed to the senate. a washington dc correspondent has the latest on what happens

>>news stations, you're watching the car. good morning welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news i'm martie salt and i'm noelle bellow 09:00am here on sunday february 28th. >>no more february after today after today, it's gone for another year at but we're already feeling like spring here, i feel like february kind of flew by and. >>a good chunk of it has been beautiful beautiful weather march is definitely coming in like a lamb and as far as tell us more about that. >>well noel and marty good morning and good morning, pretty nice day today like a

spring-like day we'll see those temperatures in the mid to upper 60's for a lot of those inland valleys, but of the way some high cloudiness in a breeze but not quite as intrusive as was from yesterday and that sets the stage for a nice week ahead with maybe some rain as we get into next weekend a live shot of walnut creek not a lot of traffic going on this morning. meanwhile, a there's the golden gate bridge. she also not much traffic little bit of a breeze going on at this hour. we have 60 now in oakland. meanwhile 48 to santa rosa be patient will be climbing nicely this afternoon mid 50's for a lot of the east bay now 46 meanwhile for fremont and most locations, your head of what we were this time from yesterday by almost a dozen degrees little bit of a breeze is already cooking we'll see more of that later it looks like this afternoon breaking today down to you 62 by 1 o'clock at 4 we're talking 64. a little bit more in the way of cloud cover to deal with on tuesday. but that's kind of a failed rain event there may be some sprinkles the coast. but we're looking for some rain perhaps by saturday little bit more

before forecast coming up in a bit more well as a beautiful shot of the baby and thanks a lot dave. >>well our top story this morning. now there are 3 the count country now has another tool in the fight against covid-19 as the fda has approved the use of johnson johnson single dose vaccine and this is the 3rd vaccine approved in the united states for emergency authorization against the virus. >>while early supplies will be small johnson johnson has said it can deliver 20 million doses by the end of march and a total of 100 million by the end of great to hear kron four's dan thorn has reaction now from health experts. >>johnson and johnson prepares the rollout of the first single dose covid-19 vaccine. the new shot comes as the demand for vaccinations still exceeds the supply is terrific. i mean it's you know this is >>would not only does it give us more doses of vaccine. but it gives us vaccines that can be used do in a somewhat different way.

>>ucsf professor of epidemiology doctor george rutherford also applauds the flexibility of j j's vaccine besides being a single dose the shot does not require specialized storage like moderna and pfizer's vaccines this could be refrigerated at that you know basically in a freezer so you can have a doctor's office pharmacy is you don't need this sort of super freezer it to be order in order due to be able to efficacy of johnson and johnson's one shot versus moderna and pfizer's 2 shots has come into question. the vaccines level of protection, according to data from jnj has shown 66% effectiveness overall. >>compared to moderna's 94% effectiveness and pfizer's 95% effectiveness doctor rutherford says j j's efficacy is plenty as variants threaten progress on the pandemic and as states struggle with supply when it comes down to the stuff that really matters like going to the icu or dying. >>all the saints work equally well.

>>the fda's authorization saturday jump-start the plan to distribute 3 to 4 million doses of the new vaccine. but will that be enough. >>i wish there were more but they're they're not and it's more than tops up the kind of tank available vaccine because it does have these other ways you could use it. so i think it's a it's a big big deal. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>the latest data does show more than 11 million doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccines have been delivered here to california. nearly 8 and a half million shots have been administered it's quite an improvement after a bit of a slow start here in the state california now ranks 21st in the country and percentage of available shots used. locally 8 of the 9 bay area counties are now outpacing the state and the national average on covid-19 vaccinations you can see the breakdown here on your screen of just how many residents in each county have gotten at least one shot santa clara county leading the pack

here in the bay they for them mister, the most doses. now the county, the least every county except for solano is averaging at least 20,000 doses for every 100,000 residents marty. >>well there's another new vaccination site that's up and running it's in the south bay, it's located valley health center east in san jose. the new site is part of santa clara county strategy of getting the vaccine to communities where it's needed most it's by appointment only and they can vaccinate several 100 people every day there and tomorrow santa clara county will be expanding eligibility to include educators emergency services workers and those people who work in the food and agriculture sector as well. and speaking of which happening today, 1000 farm workers will be receiving their covid-19 vaccine. the vaccination clinic will be at the monterey mushrooms facility it's in morgan hill representatives from the united farm workers union along with view monterey mushrooms have partnered up with the county of santa clara for the clinic. shots will be

given out today and then again on wednesday march, 3rd. >>happening tomorrow a call for more vaccines leaders from around san mateo county are set to hold a press conference monday highlighting their request for more vaccines from the state and the federal government this request comes as the east palo alto community continues to be a hotspot for the virus. for more information on the covid-19 vaccine, including where you can sign up for shots. we have links on our website just head to kron 4 dot com. >>some tense moments in the south bay after a suspicious device was left behind at the san jose bank following an attempted robbery. it happened around noon on france saturday, rather the device was left at the chase bank branch on saratoga avenue. the police bomb squad was called out to check out the device they rendered it safe. one suspect was arrested police have not yet released any other details about the attempted robbery.

>>president biden is celebrating his first major legislative win for republicans are calling it a loss for the american people i'm jessi tenure in washington and all that story coming up.

>>las vegas has been dubbed the buffet capital of the all

but as the pandemic has changed so much of what we do it's also changed. the way we buffet for a lot of people is the most popular part ago in las vegas has hit the buffet but reporter madison kimbrel explains that many hotels and restaurants in las vegas say they don't plan to reopen buffets anytime soon. >>one of the ways that you knew your in vegas, went to this casino buffet. >>got a lot of food for not a lot of money las vegas is known for so many things and while we have seen live entertainment take a backseat another big aspect to the vegas lifestyle has to sa's but gaming historian david schwartz doesn't see them going away forever. i think when it is safe. they will come back in some form. >>you know it's hard to say when that will be but i don't think i think there's such an association of the biggest and the phase that somebody is going to keep this alive several properties moved away from the face services, including when and circus circus replacing mayors with the food court towards dawn cagle hopes vegas can keep a

phase but find a safe way to do it i just recently went to 1 one from houston they had it set up where they have the plexiglass and they had servers behind you, but you could still to as many times as you want and get as much as you want, captain handsfree and i really like that idea at south point casino food operations director michael kennedy says the garden buffet is not going away. >>face of the past 4 guests walked up and grab utensils themselves. no longer the case we have dedicated staff will serve. anything you like from behind their buffet line the service safely we get calls every day to make sure our buffet is still open and we're thankful. it is we're doing it safely. >>the store the scramble eggs in your room, so there you go, here's a breakdown for today, we're expecting about 1 o'clock 6264 by 4 o'clock maybe a little bit the way some high cloudiness but a spring day nonetheless looks like a spring week coming up ahead. we'll take alerts forecast just keep it.

>>good morning welcome back it may cost you if you want to take a hike on the wild side at least in hawaii. why lawmakers considering a bill that would require so-called reckless hikers to pay a fine if they have to be the law could affect hikers to veer off on marked trails or who

enter areas that are marked closed to the public. >>the new legislation would give those hikers criminal fines for petty misdemeanor charges and they're talking about another bill as well that might require those hikers to reimburse rescue teams for any fees associated with the rescues so you might want to keep that in mind if you just want to get a closer look at that lava i mean why so beautiful sitting pretty here we sure are it's been beautiful the past couple days and it's going to continue that way dave spahr has more on that don't have to shovel snow sunshine do whether we have in it will continue looks like this week as we get another flavor of spring. >>continuing today, here's a live shot of a walnut creek as you can see looking good on that front and it's really all over the bay like this maybe some high cloudiness to kind of paint the skies a little bit this afternoon in a little bit of a breeze but not quite as windy as it was yesterday temperature check for 48 santa rosa, and tight it's going to be nice this afternoon 52 nevado 59 meanwhile for napa east bay locations are checking into the mid 50's

right now down south 55 san jose and 54 for palo alto to see some scattered clouds again to note in the afternoon just a touch but basically mostly clear for tonight again monday looks pretty sweet but then by monday night into tuesday looks like some scattered clouds coming our way a little bit kind of kind of a failed effort to bring us some light rain showers like pick up some drizzle along the coast in the morning hours on tuesday, but that will be the extent of that we have to wait to the other week. then the start to see some rain develop about those winds uptick on the winds happening today, nothing major will be coming off shore here for the east bay and up to the north bay. a little happened up in the north bay too as we get into monday as well but nothing here is wind advisory strength at all and pretty calm as we get into tuesday, so we have a few clouds today a few high clouds spots will be in the breezier spots rather in the 60's approaching near about 70 as we showed you earlier this we'll see some clouds by tuesday. clearing out in time for wednesday and then remaining dry for the remainder of the week. pretty

much cloud-free until we get to around friday or so the late in the week, yes, the clouds gather on friday and showers on saturday we might clean up our act again come sunday though 63 the target number 4 san francisco pair of sixes for oakland 67 san jose across the wider locations make a run to 7069 or so for santa rosa, 65 for can 65 coming in at to fremont we're going to look at your 4 zone forecast and a look at that extended forecast for the rain coming next weekend. >>i think it will have far-reaching impacts on the lives of the american people and until we defeat the virus, it's hard to see how we get the full economic recovery, they want to borrow another 1.9 trillion. and have our kids and grandkids pay the debt back. >>national news this morning politicians on both sides of the aisle weighing in on the passage of president biden's 1.9 trillion dollar covid-19 relief package through the house of representatives but the democratic margin in the

senate is a slim as it can be so passing the bill through that chamber is expected to be much tougher kron 4 washington correspondent jessi tenure brings us the latest. >>democrats say the economy and now half a million lives lost to covid demand immediate action but republicans argue the bill is far too expensive for what it really funds. >>house of representatives took the first step toward making it a reality. >>president joe biden took a halfway victory lap saturday after the house passed his nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief bill and overwhelming percentage american public made it clear. they support my american rescue plan but that same margin does not exist in congress the bill is passed the house approved a package on a near party line vote with 2 democrats voting against it. house speaker nancy pelosi said millions of americans will benefit from the $1400 direct payments emergency unemployment benefits and tax credit increase is for children this legislation.

>>will cut child poverty in half. >>it also provides billions for schools state and local governments and covid-19 vaccines and testing to put an end to this pandemic and to stem the suffering felt by so many but republicans blasted the bill arguing the country has yet to spend at least a trillion dollars congress already approved to those who say it's urgent. >>say it's unfocused house minority leader kevin mccarthy said the state and local funding is not necessary. >>in the money for schools is not tied to reopening the amount of money that actually goes to defeating the virus is less than 9%. so don't call it a rescue bill plan now heads to the senate where democrats are working to pass it by mid-march with or without republicans we have no time to waste. and democratic senators will try a different approach to the $15 federal minimum wage push after procedural hurdles blocked it from being included in the current bill. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure.

>>and later today, former president donald trump is expected to give his first speech since leaving office, he'll be closing out this year's conservative political action conference known as c pac. he'll have his vision of the future of the republican party. the former prep president has had a dominant presence at the conference over the weekend, including this gold statue of that made headlines speakers this year have featured mostly pro trump republicans. >>a new york state senator is calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to resign governor cuomo being accused by a second. former aide of harassment, charlotte bennett was an advisor for the governor until last november. that's what she says cuomo asked her inappropriate questions about her life, including if she had ever had with an older man. he responded earlier today saying he never did what she's accusing him of and never intended to be inappropriate with her. he has called for an investigation of the allegations. vanessa bryant

wants to publicly name the sheriff's deputies who shared photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband kobe bryant bryant's lawyers filed a complaint this week to add the 4 deputies and the la county fire department to her civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff's department, but lawyers for the county say releasing the names would make those involved internet targets bryant's lawsuit seeks damages for negligence and invasion of privacy kobe bryant their daughter gianna and 7 others died in that crash last january. >>and still ahead on kron 00:00am morning news. we are checking out new movies, including one about the life and legacy of billie holiday we'll be right back with that.

>>for your health this morning we've seen evidence that obese americans are some of the some of the people who are most seriously affected by covid-19 and because of that some states are talking about maybe changing the vaccine requirements to get more obese people vaccinated more quickly taken harsha explains the new guidelines under consideration and when those people could expect to start getting their shots. >>walk down just about any street or visit any business

and you encounter, someone who is obese most people in the city also have diabetes. >>often have hypertension for the first time ever 4 out of every 10 americans meets the definition up 26% since 2008. and while no one wants to be obese. it does now come with a strange silver lining starting in march, you may qualify for covid shot simply based on your bmi a ratio of your weight and your height, so you weigh 210 pounds and you're 5 foot 10 your bmi is 30 and that means you can go right to the front of that covid vaccine line i don't know that there's an easy answer for any of this i think they probably included just because the day and it suggests that rippled increase in yes, dozens of studies have revealed the sickest covid-19 patients are people who have been obese of these covid patients are 74% more likely to be admitted to the icu your bmi increases so does your increased risk of death and while there's no debating that connection there are plenty of skeptics who

argue bmi is a faulty indicator of health. >>because it fails to account for muscle mass bone density and overall body composition and in perfect way of defining who is obese, but like it or not it's all we've got i think they're doing the best they can carry up what and it could now qualify you for a covid vaccine. no matter what you pick there's going to be somewhat because there are so many different things that are important and how do you decide. >>taking harsh a channel 2 news. well distance learning is taking a major toll on kids educators say that students are missing the stable routine and of course being with their classmates. the national director of education at newport academy in marin county says that she's been getting a lot of calls from parents whose kids are in need of mental health help. the signs can look different any child but the more obvious signs are poor grades a loss of interest in activities that they used to enjoy unusual sleep patterns, losing touch with friends, substance abuse and suicidal thoughts.

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north bay and 51 for fremont we're little head of the game already by half a dozen degrees or more. than we were this time from yesterday little bit of a breeze we're talking about earlier it won't be as intrusive as yesterday's performance was and for today 62 by 1 o'clock it forward 65, we're looking for temperatures only to build on this we do see it interrupting system on tuesday not to do too much to our temperatures and waiting for shot of rain come saturday, how little bit more new longer range forecast and that 4 zone coming up in just a bit martin well. thank you see in a couple group in san mateo march yesterday and solidarity to denounce racist attacks against asian in the community and here in the bay area and is across the country as well kron four's leaked spoke with the teenage girl who actually organized this offense. she says enough is enough. >>let us stand together and unite and to asian 13 year-old ashlyn so speaks in front of a

large crowd spire to show up saturday to san mateo santa i want to see enough patients and stop this stop this systemic issue and all these going on not just one incident but several hate crimes reported against asians in oakland, san francisco and other cities in the bay area in recent weeks concerning higher the trend will only get worse before it gets better part of a >>and even community health of our environment. and have not been given the view of tension lee and a louis and robert lowe have experienced racism first hand making you united case will give. >>and have patrolled san francisco's chinatown since the start of the pandemic encouraging victims of hate to draw the line we should not remain silent. victims. we have to stand up speak happen in america where we need to acknowledge it and help each

other out nobody is coming to save we have to do i think it's good that we're acknowledging things well we definitely still have a long ways to go. >>and ashlan selwyn tends to be a part of that movement. >>in san mateo police to on for >>and this movement to show unity and solidarity with the asian community is taking place in the bay area and across the country as well. >>that's right marty a rally against anti asian bigotry took place in manhattan on saturday, those in attendance were of all ages and races, maggie hickey was there and has a closer look. >>hundreds gathered in foley square carrying signs to rise up against asian hate as the organizer of the demonstration joe and wu of the asian american federation broke down in tears it's been terrifying for our community because we pandemic of. in countering it

spent it's been one according to the nypd there were 28 hate crimes against asian americans in 2020 up from 3 in 2019. >>and anti-asian attacks are classified as hate crimes. just this past weekend elderly asian woman was thrown to the ground in flushing on a day when 3 other asian new yorkers were assaulted thursday night, a man of asian descent was stabbed near chinatown stop asian age stop it now at the podium mayor de blasio senate majority leader chuck schumer state attorney general letitia james and many others all spoke about the rise and asian hate crimes, but it was victim noel kintigh know who won the crowd sympathy when he showed the scar across his face when he says a man slashed him in a crowded subway car earlier this month for no apparent reason and no one came to his so side about it, you know.

>>there are a lot of people there everybody, mayoral candidate andrew yang said more must be done only to dedicated when crimes task force is that of a those in attendance were all ages and races jennifer cam brought her 7 year-old daughter, so it's important to show her. >>that we need to stand up for our communities and asian american communities are under attack right now i just think it's really important to stand with our asian americans today, i just wanted to see and bear witness and be part of. >>a stand against racism. >>well that was maggie hickey, reporting for us this morning, new york city is just established a new website called stop asian hate to report anti-asian attacks focusing on the subway in particular. >>well the city of antioch is moving forward with a series of police reforms city council voted to explore department transparency body cameras officer training and mental health screenings of officers, those reforms were proposed by

mayor lamar thorpe early last week after shocking video surfaced in the death of navy vet angelo quinto the incident happened back in december but only recently was brought to light lawyers for pandas family claim antioch officers killed him when they place their knees on his neck. our kron four's jonathan mccall talked with antioch city councilman mike barb unaka to get his reaction. >>do you believe that these reforms are long overdue in this conversation is long overdue for in the city of antioch. >>specifically body cams i believe are very long overdue where the second largest city in this county and to not have our officers that quit where there's transparency with the public absolutely that's long overdue but that's been the responsibility of councils in the past and this council that just was seated. in december. has taken it serious and it has made multiple requests and

we were informed that march was going to be more geared towards police reform and that would be coming on the agenda. it was placed on the agenda and we did ask city staff will back proposal get pricing on that bring it back to the council might hold is that we can get officers outfitted with those as soon as possible. >>so that things are still under investigation with the angelo case i know you can't really go into a whole lot of details have you the video that's been that has >>shown out there for the folks to see him as someone who has worked in law enforcement can you give your thoughts on just kind of what you have seen just firsthand. >>so my are out of respect for the individual who passed and out of respect for the family. i believe it's premature to comment on anything and i i don't want to influence anything i certainly don't want to prejudge anything i believe it's proper to have an independent investigation come out with the facts and then we

all are you with that time them very soon. >>where to find the funding to try and do all the specifically the body cams does that come from. does that come from the police budget in in whatever way or is there a separate. fund trying to find that money to try an outfit. the cameras will every officer in antioch how that technology as well. >>so windy city staff comes back hopes would be or the direction we need that that they are able to show us number one cost the functionality of all of these units and where this funding would come from you know i will say that i believe you're behind the times here in and this was long overdue to bring body cams and dash cams into our city i need we are actually behind curve on that just the cities that are around in the city that i retired from got in 4 years. and why we don't why haven't

in the past is money is not an excuse when it comes to something like this transparency much more important. >>stricter hiring practices within the department are also on the list of reforms mayor thorpe says anyone with a sustained history of use of force complaints will have no place with antioch pd. >>on north bay family is distraught but still holding out hope after a coyote was caught on camera snatching their cat in the middle of the night. their neighbor sent us this security footage and happened in vallejo near foothill boulevard in redwood parkway area just last week. and happening today, tina fey and amy poehler will be hosting the 78th annual golden globe awards. it's always a fun show is going to kick off a socially distance award season, doug kolk gives us his predictions on who will walk away. a winner tonight. >>we start with best performance by an actress in a drama while viola davis

transformed in ma rainey's black bottom. >>stole the show in united states force billie holiday carey mulligan was fantastic and promising young woman in frances mcdormand's performance in nomadland was captivating on every level and worked. i like work but based upon difficulty in range of emotion, it doesn't get any more intense the vanessa kirby's character dealing with the loss of a newborn in pieces of a woman for that she gets my vote can't bring her back for the of yet to see the father or the mauritanian so at this point i would have to anthony hopkins in tahar rahim and while i can tell you gary oldman was incredible and me mad riz chadwick boseman stuck out in my opinion. riz for his performance in sound of metal. playing a drummer who deals with the loss of hearing. reason we're in the drums specifically for the role of tevye you him i an astonishing feat, however also accomplished by the lee chadwick boseman. well

battling cancer learned the trumpet for his powerful performance in ma rainey's black bottom. my vote for best performance by an actor in a drama. i know what i'm goes to chadwick for best director regina king made a powerful debut with her film one night in miami aaron sorkin captured history with the trial of the chicago 7. but chloe zahau took it to another level. traveling across the country in vans incorporating actual nomads in her scenic masterpiece nomadland. she has my vote. and finally best picture for drama promising young woman could have been the most entertaining original and my favorite film of 2020 i said what are you doing. but once again it's tough to the beautifully shot then to trade story of a woman in her 60's who loses everything in travels the world in a van. >>i'm just >>and close the house

nomadland the golden globes will air this sunday doug kolk ktla, 5 entertainment.

>>we've been checking on the weather center as far as kicking back with his feet up on the deaths and just like say you know like we're sitting over here in a patio but he's got some sunshine over there as well david has

plenty of sunshine to share. yeah, i've got some here to welcome this just a scattering of the atmosphere be air actually black up we didn't have an app here so you know one anyway, couple ways some high cloudiness today, but it's pretty much just like we had yesterday maybe add a couple degrees to the mix. >>but good to go and it's a good week ahaad, it's going feel like spring. it is the start of the media logical spring by the way, this week ahead starts actually on monday 59 for map at this hour. rose off to the east bay, plenty of 50's and we're just getting started mid 50's at that and 55 meanwhile for san jose checking your future cast winds going on for today. here's the breeze and i mentioned earlier not a lot of a breeze just a little bit as you'll notice up in the north and the east bay that's kind of typical over warming going on might see a little resurgence happening up in the north bay as we get into tomorrow as you can see, but on balance looking pretty good at that we'll see some scattered clouds sneaking in here on tuesday and we see the same port into wednesday it

lingers will clear out on wednesday. temperatures you can see very stable there upper 40's at about 50 on wednesday to check out weather pattern for the next week or so here's the scattered clouds that's on tuesday, not much happens. getting later in the week here here comes the system slamming us by the weekend saturday here we go we'll probably clear out for sunday that a new system early into the following week to watch out for might be a weather maker for us as well course it is still kind of wet season, so we need these hits. let's check out your 4 zone forecast for this sunday, 63 going on for san francisco, 63 also daly city pacific about 60 matching the upper half moon bay. on the bay side of the peninsula. we're in the mid 60's heading down south we're seeing some mid to upper 60's, san jose at 67 milpitas at 65 east bay shoreline check-in mid to upper 60's, 65 for pleasanton and livermore 66 for walnut creek and 66 for concord up in solano county. the cool spot 61 vallejo meanwhile, 68 for fairfield

these areas will probably pop and 70 as we get later in the week 69 for santa rosa speaking of which in that seven-day forecast 30 out monday, scattered clouds doesn't affect the temperatures though still pretty lofty and stays that way for the remainder of the week saturday, some rain tries to sneak in here watch out some of those lows in the 30's 40's up the coast. for your health blood clots effect close to 1 million americans every year and they can be deadly blood clots are considered one of the biggest health problems that we don't know a thing about. >>and many times we ignore the warning signs. our health expert okwu has more on this life threatening but preventable condition karen good morning. we'll start by talking about dvt ease. >>right deep vein of from those these are lots that occur in the deep veins they're they're large and they're deeper underneath the skin and closer to the bone. these are not the the ones that where you get varicose

veins. those are the superficial ones that you could see and just right under your skin ok is they are large and so a lot of blood goes through these veins circulates to very spar guns. that's where the problem is. >>this is a real basic question, but we start by just defining what a blood clot is and how they're formed. >>so a blood clot and we we kind of talked about it to let little last week where the where there's an injury to artery or your vessel platelets will rest to that area to try and heal so in those platelets grow and grow and grow and grow and those well either block the flow of of bled to wherever it's going back to the heart. our it can break off and that's where these deep vein thrombosis dvt he's are really dangerous because they can break off and go that little part that breaks off travels and it can

lodge into your lungs and cause a pulmonary embolism and that definitely is life threatening. >>there are a lot of risk factors when dealing with a blood clot one of them oddly enough when you're hospitalized. >>right especially when you're hospitalized for a major trauma or you're there for surgery. or you've been in the hospital for in it and immobile for a long period time so that is definitely a risk factor. >>also on our screen on our screen or others risk factors as maybe we can touch on those being overweight. >>right so that when you're overweight there a lot of libyans are facts that are in your blood and that could slow blood flow to time blood flow slows down it kind of gets lucky and then it just can settle in when it's not flowing that's when the blood clots can form michigan think i guess you can think of it as

sludge moving through your pipes eventually it will clog. >>and that causes the caught so to speak. >>write it in and just like heart failure when that the lead to settles and doesn't move. it can be prone to clotting. >>some of the other risk factors both smoking and drinking right care. >>right smoking nicotine that constricts blood vessels again it's going to affect the blood drinking they founded just 3 ounces of our hard we can increase your risk for dvt is by 5% because what alcohol does it it activates to so definitely that's not what you want to do. >>and what impact does dehydration have on causing a blood clot. >>well your blood mostly water. so when need to hydrate your blood becomes very thick very this kid is so it's not

going to flow very well again you're going to get to the polling in up pull it pulls a blood down in their lower extremities has a hard time going flowing upstream when it's very thick like that right. >>dehydrate make sure rehydrate. >>constantly especially during before during and after exercise. >>speaking of exercise during the pandemic a lot of people have fed complained about being couch potatoes, sitting at home more often than than they normally would that is an issue that would affect a blood clot as well wouldn't. >>definitely a sow's sitting for long periods of time whether it's on your couch or whether it's in the car your desk. that is a risk factor. so whenever you're even sitting at your desk really important to move your feet you know stand up move around. just to get that blood flowing. >>same thing when you're making a long drive you're saying every couple of hours you want to get out stop walk

around a little drink some water while you're at it >>yes, right if you have a heart condition or are disease you might have to even stop even more frequently to get the blood flowing. >>what are some of the symptoms of a blood clot care. >>so it's could be swelling in the area. some redness in the area. >>well in that one of the the keys things to remember is that you may not have symptoms the dvt and still you have to really manage your risk factors. >>and also sometimes you don't see those symptoms until you get to the pulmonary so you can it could be silent. but if it is a parent you really need to act if it's painful it's you have that swelling, you

need to see a physician you should go to the e r right away don't downplay this and i understand that next week we're going to continue or talk about this and some foods that might help prevent blood clots up. >>great to see eye to it when t to help prevent in reduce your risk of these all right sounds great karen. thank you

>>before we say goodbye one

highlights what's trending this morning on kron 4 dot com first up a lot of people curious about the continued drop in rent prices across san francisco, according numbers national rent report for march 2021. >>the median one-bedroom price in san francisco. actually decreased by 24.3% since last year. so if you're thinking about moving to san francisco now might be the time also trending residents on high alert after some recent coyote attacks in the east bay we've been talking a lot about this one coyote is actually said to be responsible for 5 different attacks over the last several months all throughout the la mer and area just last week the coyote actually talk someone in front of a convenience in lafayette authorities are actually looking for this and they have set up traps and things like you can find these stories and more online all you have to do is head to kron 4 dot com or be sure to download the kron on app for free you get live local news 24 7. >>we do want to give you a look at our 7 day forecast

here. we are sitting in the 70's for much of the next week which i can't really it's definitely feeling like springtime even though technically dave likes to remind us we're still in was still in winter, yeah and we might get a little chase taste of winter on friday chance of some storms stay with us throughout the week we'll be able to pinpoint a little bit more closely right now it looks like a beautiful. >>definitely live look mount tam here we'll leave you with that this morning enjoy your sunday, thanks so much for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news, we'll see.

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