>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news gonzalez. good morning. i'm ella sogomonian in for noelle bellow. she has the weekend off. it's saturday, march 13th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. but first let's check in on that beautiful weather with meteorologist dave spahr. hey, good morning, guys. good morning everybody. and we'll clear these clouds out to go to a mostly sunny mode for the balance of your saturday. looks like those temperatures will be. >> a bit on the kind of march the although miss still be a bit on the cool side. but at least 12, lots of sunshine going on for today. things are a change in those. we get into tomorrow. here's a live shot.

the east bay shoreline. there. you have the cloud cover kind of hanging around a little bit. but there's the promise you can see from the golden gate bridge. look off to the right hand side. yeah. there's the blue skies that will take over for later today. little chilly up there in parts of the north bay 37 for napa. we got 53 mile degrees oakland 40's pretty much in the east bay with 48 san jose. and it's actually a little warmer this morning than yesterday. complements of some of those clouds marching on through. take a look at what's upstream. really? that's sunday's weather forecast. way up there on the left-hand side of your screen as things will change to enjoy the sunshine today. turning mostly sunny the late morning at 5459 expected by 2 o'clock coming up in a bit. we'll be talking more about the rest your weekend forecast in just a bit more >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get to the news this morning. a big step in the right direction this morning. and state health officials give the green light for sonoma and contra costa counties to enter the red tier tomorrow. >> pretty exciting, especially for the weekend. that announcement means that every

county in the bay area will now be in the red tier state officials say they're comfortable moving ahead with these reopenings because the state hit a goal of vaccinating 2 million people in underserved communities. contra, costa county business owner stan residents tell kron 4, they're excited to get back to the new normal. >> thrilled. i mean, it's about time. i'm grateful that the numbers are down to be able to give them the option of indoor dining as well. as outdoor dining is a huge plus. we want. >> more patrons down here. of course, we want to entertain feed. our residents. but we want to do it safely hiding. it's about time. i think that the numbers are down very, very excited. i think it's going to be good for us all to get back to whatever the new normal is. >> so health officials say that we can expect to see more loosened restrictions as more people get vaccinated. those living in alameda county will also get to enjoy their first weekend in the red tier. the east bay county has been trailing behind marin county which went into the red 2 weeks ago along with san francisco last week.

>> and here's a reminder of the differences between the purple and the red tiers now restaurants can serve meals indoors with 25% capacity really retail stores can expand to 50% capacity indoor attractions and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity capacity and gyms can open indoors at 10% capacity. just as you might be making some weekend plans. you can add bay area wineries to the list of things to do is you no longer have to order food to in order to get a glass of wine or when you go wine tasting this after the state loosened its restrictions on wineries and breweries and that goes into effect today. there are some rules still in place that you need to keep in mind, people must be served only outdoors and they can only stay for 90 minutes businesses must close by 8 o'clock. if they don't offer food l. >> party. the list of who is eligible for a vaccine in california is expanding. it

will be available to those 16 and older with certain health conditions. let's take a look at a few of them cancer, chronic kidney disease, pregnancy, heart conditions and diabetes. this is all in addition to those already eligible in tears. one a and one b. you do not need to bring any medical proof that you qualify under one of those conditions and we have a full list of conditions that qualify up on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> this eligibility expansion comes as california prepares for another major shipment of vaccine federal government sending us more than 3 and a half million doses over the next 2 weeks. the state's top health official says california is preparing to meet the president's order to make all adults eligible for the vaccine by may. 1st. >> next milestone for the state will be reaching the 4 million says mark for those in vulnerable communities. but some state leaders say that the shots aren't getting where they are needed most. >> the governor said thursday that 40% of all vaccines in

the state would be funneled to those who live in the port zip codes since many of those areas are seeing the highest rates of covid-19. but bay area state lawmakers say this plan to create equity is detrimental because only 2% of the bay area. residents live in the affected zip codes. >> so in response state senator dave who and more than other dozen or more a bay area state, senators and state assembly members have sent a letter to state health and human services secretary doctor mark galli asking that he make changes to the plan. >> the index that the was based on income in zip codes. let's in kerr county completely out. so here we have even today, 51% of the cases. the new cases in santa clara county, for community they could not even one more of this vaccine rollout. the so-called equity rule out. so that seems like an inequitable

rule to go through out what you're doing. just come back in. in backfill these holes that were created these areas that were left out. >> senator cortese and the bay area's being robbed and the oversight needs to be since the bay area's accounts 20% of the state's entire population. >> and san francisco. the muskogee center is now giving out the single shot of the johnson and johnson vaccine. the city received 4800 doses and gave out 1000 of them on friday. and while studies have shown that to be somewhat less effective than the moderna or the pfizer counterparts in some areas. doctors say it's 100% effective in the way that counts most. >> it was tested in multiple countries in the middle of surges with worth of when the variance were were were more prevalent. so the overall efficacy of of the with 72%. that is still excellent

vaccine. and the key thing is, is that with regard to deaths and hospitalizations. it was as effective he other 2 vaccines. so again, all 3 ccines are good. jj has some clear advantages. we just want people to get. >> take take the shot that offered to them. >> those other advantages, fewer people having reported experiencing moderate to severe side effects and it doesn't have to be frozen making it easier to transport and administer. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. have you checked your bank account this morning. you might find a check from the government will have details on the stimulus checks are rolling out this weekend. and after the break, the friday night lights are back on again in the bay area as football returns and high schools will some changes that are coming to high school football have that coming up.

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>> i we're a great spot for our athletes and not just the dalles a high school but all across the state of california to be a law for them. but they wanted to do something they love. and it's been a difficult road, we're all excited to see kids at not just football and all sports. so it's been it's been a for all the coaches staff student athletes parents just to try to get this together just just fingers crossed that things go smoothly. >> so a lot of games last night there some game scheduled for tonight as well. most of them scheduled to kick off at 7 o'clock tonight. but the kick off for dallas, south saint mary's stockton is scheduled for 07:15pm tonight. i dates. okay, guys, we're looking at a pretty good forecast going on for your saturday improving sky conditions to keep those temperatures a bit on the cool side, at least a lot of sunshine for you. a pleasant spring breeze. different story, though develops for tomorrow. we'll get to in just tomorrow. we'll get to in just a

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>> good morning. welcome back. take a look at scientists uncovered a fossil in eastern china. they say is unlike any other. they dug up fossilized remains of a dinosaur that was sitting on a nest of at least 24 how it was found in 70 million year old rocks excavated railway station.

researchers say the find confirms the dinosaur their eggs like modern birds instead of guarding them like crocodiles. do. the findings were published in the journal science bulletin. wow, you can kind of see. there's a son in the bottom picture. well, time now to talk about the weather right now. things looking pretty good today saying if you want to get outside, you do today, right. because things are about to change. dave, what can we look forward to tomorrow well, and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're going to see the skies open up today. you know, we have some morning cloud cover like half moon bay here in a lab. >> and then today a lot of sunshine. but then things change tomorrow. and even as early in the morning hours with the cloud cover building up but then rain developing into the afternoon and that will be a nice little package with winds along with the right to right now. we don't have any statements. i think the wind that may not be long enough to have any statements with that. but we'll keep an eye on it. see if anything pops. half moon bay again, kind of overcast start, but not to not too terrible. open up those skies as we get to

late morning hours. here's all the traffic we're talking about way up north. but for today, enjoy the blue skies action. the clouds start building a little bit going on for tonight. so today, here's the clear out pattern we see here not batted around noon or shortly there afterwards looks good. going into the afternoon evening here comes the cloud cover development after midnight. and that's how we're going to start the day with all the cloud cover and here's this clear fine coming our way this be able to milk most of the day before things start to turn all the way. think most areas of the bay will at least start to get some rain before sunset. here's the progress by 8.15, estimation. you can get a general idea that will linger the overnight hours. let's jump to those winds today. the typical uptick with the warming up for not in the east bay to some of those inland valleys getting a nice breeze going on. then tomorrow. these are driven by the front and driven by our latest system here. there you may start to pick up in the north bay about 4 o'clock or so. the rain will be contained pretty much to the north as a drop south brings the winds with that. as you will notice a good strong onshore flow. they will be all the way into

tomorrow. so the game plan is warning clouds today clearing out mile with those temperatures pretty much in the 60's tomorrow. mostly cloudy start rain winds by late afternoon. and again, most areas of the probably start to see that rain before sunset. don't forget the time change too. sun sets later tomorrow. the next week. it's clearing out early in the week warming up and then unsettled by thursday to finish off next week. temperatures right now we're holding at 44 santa rosa 37 for napa. lot of 40's to the off to the east asia will notice 48 san jose. so for today, we'll go with 56 for high san francisco 59 for open 62 being while for san jose. everybody enjoying the sunshine this afternoon. we're going check into the 4 zone forecast. coming up little bit later r d and l a sounds good. dave. thanks a lot. let's get right to a big story we're following this morning. the check is on the way to millions of bank accounts this morning in stimulus, payments of $1400 beginning to roll out today. lot of people have been waiting for this. so the irs says that the first payments will go out.

>> by way of direct deposit this weekend with more expected in the coming week. >> and then that this would be resident biden sales pitch to americans to share with them. what's inside this aid package and let them know how his administration was going to help get the country back on track. >> we are showing as possible to get big important things done in his first rose garden address, president joe biden celebrated the passage of his one-point-nine-trillion-dollar american rescue package that sends billions to schools. small businesses. >> and for vaccine distribution today, help has arrived. it also includes a $1400 per person stimulus. check that the white house says could be in your bank account by this weekend. 85 1% household. we'll be getting this money. several democrats attended the event like senate majority leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi who helped get the package through congress. promise made

promise fulfilled which. but for republicans, it's a promise. broken partly the common sense bipartisanship. that the president promised mcconnell says democrats tch passed a partisan bill no republicans in the house or senate supported. it just wasn't a bill to finish off the pandemic. it was a multi-trillion dollar trojan horse full of liberal ideas. now president biden will hit the road to promote the american rescue package. he'll be in pennsylvania on tuesday and then head to atlanta, georgia on friday. >> reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> irs is firing up the popular. get my payment portal to check the status of the 3rd check. so the updated web site is scheduled to go live on monday. online tool also lets you confirm your payment type, which whether it will be paper check or direct deposit and then you can get a projected delivery date. >> well, we have more national news for you this saturday morning. 9 more new york lawmakers calling for the resignation of governor andrew

cuomo has he's facing multiple harassment allegations now. >> joining the growing list of lawmakers is senate majority leader chuck schumer and new york senator kirsten gillibrand. in a statement, they said that the governor has lost the confidence of the people in new york. governor cuomo has since rejected demands to step down and denies harassing or abusing anyone. >> politicians. don't know was saying, quote. >> a and then opinion. >> my opinion reckless and dangerous. >> cuomo says the new yorkers should wait for the investigations to finish as he will not give in to cancel culture. >> and coming up next in sports, the sharks go for the win. after the break. a rudy has highlights as the charts put the ducks will have all that coming up.

>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> sharks coach bob boughner admitted that this season might be a quote, reset season after all, san jose is in 7th place in the west. but the only team below them anaheim. so playing the ducks, the sharks took full advantage.

first game on the road for san jose february 20th in after homestand where they went 2, 5. but everyone who could score did starting with to mock turtle the way the forward's first game back after missing 6 with coronavirus. pretty good return for him and the shark just getting warmed up. we go to the second period brent burns see the van der cain. he likes to land. >> just like that. it 2 nothing sharks. >> and the score was far from over 3rd period. kevin labanc would send it to erik karlsson and he scores. other sharks also add to the tally for a final score of 6. nothing. we also got to shell out goalie devan dubnyk who had 34 saves as the sharks win back to back games for the first time all season they've got another one in anaheim at 7. let's check in on some spring training the a's done camp stadium in mesa, arizona. they played the padres, got into a three-run hole but make it a one-run game in the bottom of the 7th. and that is when.

>> but the reid went to work lining one to left field or drive in 2 runs. so they end up winning it 5 to 4 the giants also played a close one at their home away from home in scottsdale and a game against the rockies. giants were down 3 runs until the bottom of the 7th beginning for the orange and black. there. scoring 4 runs to take the lead and the eventual when well in baseball's regular season officially starts on april. first, a fresh face will be in the pa booth for the a's amelia schimmel was named the new voice of oakland this week stepping into the role long held by the late callahan schimel joins giants, pa announcer reno brooks moon as one of just a handful of women in the role league wide. here's her story. >> the a's have a new pa announcer. the oakland native amelia shambles connection to the team actually goes back decades. i've been going to games since i can remember, since i was probably when i started on solid is when i said, you know, it's probably

a ball park hot dog or something that first after growing up in oakland and playing local little league softball schimel headed to new york to start her career in sports at mlb network. but the coliseum was never far from her mind when i got the you know, as the executive producer at the a's. i was just overjoyed. i think i remember doing cartwheels and my new york city apartment. she will return to oakland in 2000, 17 leading game entertainment and video content for the club. then last year long time is pa announcer. the late callahan opted out of the season due to covid concerns. schimel filled in for him in the booth. last season. he was just so supportive calling me all the time telling me, you know, give me pointers song has a new great job. >> i knew, you know, so excited to have him come back we will really miss him. >> following callahan is a tough task. no doubt. and jim will be one of just 3 active female pa announcers in major league baseball. but shattering glass ceilings is in her dna. her grandmother gertrude schimel was the first female police chief for the nypd to done to realize just

how. >> you know iconic she was. but i so. yeah, she's on the label. >> and those schimel says she's proud to have a role that might inspire little girls the things she's most looking forward to is the ballpark crowd. >> i want to make sure that i'm a holiday to, you know, their needs as fans and they were hyping up to the occasion. and so i think i'm that kind of feed off of their energy. and i'm really excited about that. >> no more cardboard cut out this season. schimel is going to experience the real mccoy. we

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news 7.30, this saturday morning. yeah. let's start the half hour off with a look at our forecast. a double whammy coming our way first. we're losing an hour and then we're going to get some rain days far in the weather center with all those details. thanks that their morning, guys. good morning, everybody. i can't control the hour or the weather and just let you know. so what we've got going on today is soak it up today. a little bit of a breeze. you know what, i know. it looks a little bit for windows here. little kind of ugly at some spots here, but it will improve will break up these clouds. lots of sunshine going on for today. >> that later on. yes, things do turn on us on sunday. let's take a shot. what's going on. i think it's golden gate bridge. and there you can see some breakup of some clouds. that's our future opening that up and here's the shot from half moon. bay. still some need some work being done here. but the sun will be out as we approach around the noon hour and for this afternoon with just a pleasant breeze going on. those temperatures behaving themselves nicely.

this is a really tight shot that was left over from another system we had so you can see a kind of hiding you from some of the turning that we're going to see tomorrow. you will see the cloud cover develop late tonight temperatures for you up in the north bay we've got 44 santa rosa 37 for napa. that's the chilly spot there. lots of 40's cover the east bay. but antioch is already racing to 50 48. meanwhile for san jose and for comparison. but a half a dozen agrees ahead. that's only due to the cloud cover. but once that clears out, the warming sun will help out a bit breaking things down for. we have to get these clouds out here turning mostly sunny by the time we get to 1154 59 expected by 2 o'clock and afternoon sunshine coming up in a bit, though. we'll check in on what's going on in your neighborhood with 4 zone forecast morning seeing a couple minutes. stay. thanks a lot. well, for the first time in weeks. there's a sense of relief and some east bay communities this morning. >> a coyote responsible for 5 attacks on humans in the east bay since the summer has been captured and killed. >> yeah. the attacks all happened over in lafayette and the moraga area kron four's phillipe djegal spoke with the mother of one of the youngest

victims. >> it was just last month when jackie's 3 year-old daughter was attacked by an unprovoked while the 2 were standing in front of their home in morocco. jackie says her daughter has mostly kept inside ever since. so far, news of the coyotes capture has not calmed her fears. she does not distinguish now between. >> every dog in the neighborhood and the she's still scared. but my other children and i feel. >> very relieved to the california department of fish and wildlife says trappers caught the male coyote thursday not far from jackie's home near camp lindo high school captain patrick foy says dna evidence confirms the coyote is responsible for 5 attacks on people ranging from a 2 year-old to men in both marotta and lafayette within the past 8 >> euthanized. it just we have a positive match priorities are not uncommon in this area. but 40 says human attacks are

veterinary staff at u c davis will conduct a rabies test in the coming days to determine if the animal was disease. >> and morocco police chief john king say it's more likely the coyote was looking for food. i've personally seen people try to feed a coyote before, not a smart move because they are wild, of course, still come in, take the food out your hand. but they might take your hand with. i saw the day before it was caught. continue to like the particular streets here. so i was hoping it was a matter of time until he was caught and now i will not see the neighborhood running with brooms in their hand and golf clubs and all other types of weapons. but it is still important to always be on alert. >> in moraga phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> a san francisco man is facing hate crime charges for allegedly attacking an asian woman in san jose this is 32 year-old johan he was in court

friday afternoon. he's accused of sexually assaulting the woman on wednesday as she waited for a mortar morning. a commuter train in san jose. investigators say that once attacked a woman he yelled explicit words of her people in the area stepped in to stop strident from getting away. santa clara county's district attorney's at showed bias towards an asian person to is explicit language. >> meanwhile, this developing news, a man is not being charged with a hate crime after police say that he murdered a 75 year-old asian man earlier this week. kron four's haaziq spoke with a law professor to learn why it wasn't considered a hate crime. >> the suspect arrested for the murder of a 75 year-old asian american man in oakland has been charged with multiple serious felonies by alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley however, he is not be charged with a hate crime just because it picked him is a protected category. doesn't automatically make it a hate

crime gabriel chan is the martin luther king junior professor of law at the u c davis school of law. he talks about possible reasons, hate crimes are not charged in some criminal cases even though the public assumes or believes racial bias was the motive of the crime. of course, sometimes terrible things happen to people of color or women that related to their protected characteristic. >> so possibility is that there was insufficient evidence that the crime was motivated by bias. another possibility. that if somebody is already being charged with a very serious crime. then it might be sort of. unnecessary. to add a. if they hate crime enhancement. >> vicious hate crimes against asian americans. act. her ash plane and scapegoated. it's wrong. it's an american and it

must op. i think many of us would sign it. >> because finally with the president. you president biden. addressing, you know, to the nation attacks against asian community. the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. karl chan says he believes the deadly nature of this recent incident resulting in an asian-american men being killed during a robbery while he was out during his morning walk. >> begs the question, why hate crime charges are not being filed. but i think what this we are to make a clear precise definition so that we all understand. >> what hate crime, the school i reached out to oakland police to ask why there are hate crime charges. they told me that they could not comment on an ongoing investigation and the da's office told me they will not comment on an active prosecution. >> has it made you kron. 4 news.

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>> this morning, we are highlighting bay area. women who are making a difference in their community. it's part of a monthlong remarkable women seriously. and today we're going to introduce you to a doctor who is helping maker community. better in more ways than we can list kron four's. noelle bellow has the introduction. >> since i was i always been very active. it would take quite a while to put on paper. everything doctor caroline salvador moses dozen a day also been a professor. and also, you know, i like mentoring. aspiring clinicians and the always asked wendy's for 20 plus years. she's run her own private clinical psychology practice in san francisco and san mateo providing psychotherapy services and running a medical clinic. but that's just the beginning of her professional resume. also do forensic psychology like family court also do a lot of immigration philippine american and i speak to call it. but it also speaks spanish fluently.

>> and so i'm also very committed to that population as the oldest of 5 kids dedicating her time to care for others has always been one of her passions but doctor caroline will quickly tell you her own family is where her true devotion lies. so ago. >> a soccer chauffeuring them several times a week. >> as a pta president. she spends her free time planning organizing and collaborating with other parents, teachers and administrators. >> and don't worry, doctor caroline takes herself care just as seriously as the rest of her duties and wants others to do so to enjoy all the site. >> hi to, you know, do meditating and of course they love spy days thing going in with the ladies to the wine country. >> like many families during the struggles of the past year. doctor caroline says she's been reminded how important it is to embrace the gifts of the president while always keeping her sights set on the future it was a tough time.

>> that that, you know, at the same time it gave us a chance to spend more quality time it's always good to have hope right. and i know we've been in this ongoing and longer than we really expected. but to be future to see a bright light in the future. i think helps many people. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> and we'll see a lot of sunshine as we get into the late morning hours into the afternoon pushing those temps in some cases in the inland valleys into the middle 60's however, big changes happening into tomorrow. now into the latter portion of the week, though, tomorrow next earnings next

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twilight. so who won 59 when the computer hearing what happened. you okay. but today we have a lot of sunshine before that will happen. and how about that half moon bay still working on all that cloud cover here that will mix the morning starts to wear on little bit. >> not bad. you know, kind of the early spring late fall or kind of winter type feel in between those 2. that's when things are on the s f o no delays happening here, just taken care of some of that cloud cover just spoke of which this is the big deal we're talking about for sunday, this clump of cloud cover here. some ice storm line to provide us with wind and warren and rain going on here pretty well time, though, for late in the afternoon into the evening hours here. but in the meantime, we'll enjoy the sunshine this afternoon. cloud cover will start building an earnest for tonight by this afternoon, took looking mostly sunny with all of that. then as we get to late tonight into sunday morning. it's about 12. as you can see, cloud cover starts to build like a fuel

stray showers there. but here's the big line of contention right there. as you can see, about 8.45 most areas will had something from the system and at times the rain will be heavy at times with that. and we'll get some winds kind of packaged in that today we get the typical fairweather winds with the sunshine out. we get the onshore drea breeze that we are used to in those in the valleys of hold on a little bit later at night. and this is what we're talking about. we don't have any statements about this. it's possible we might see some a little bit later on. but this rain will bring along with it. some winds for the we're looking at snow, of course, a winter storm watch has been posted up there. the big day to look out for is on monday while we're improving. they're going to still hold on to some snow with their improvement expected for tuesday wide perspective or thing we're talking about. that's the system for tomorrow. then upstream looks pretty good for middle of the week by thursday. here comes another batch. but the real action looks to be on friday. is that really starts to intensify a little bit. we might build or improve, though, on our

weekend. checking your 4 zone forecast for this saturday. 56 san francisco cool at the 52 half moon bay and pacifica daly city of 55 on the bay side of the peninsula. we're also mid-fifties warming up to about 60 or so heading down south with all of this palo alto about 60 santa clara 62 santa clara. also san jose in cupertino, 58 for milpitas upper 50's covers on the east bay shoreline and some of those valleys off to the east right alley at 60 with livermore dublin. 5861 walnut creek in concord meanwhile, it 6358, by the way, for berkeley and solano county 56 for a 64 for fairfield. so we see a little bit of warming happening. well inland mid 60's again tomorrow. we're not going to see this because of the cloud cover and the arrival of rain. so noting maybe a few rays of sun out there early or early on. and then for monday we improve the sky conditions early morning. rain clearing out looks good for the most of the week until we get to run thursday friday. another batch coming our way

lows. watch out getting chilly again, it looks have to move that sorry don't want to do the saturday night is when you want to do the clocks and then we see some rain hanging on a little bit on monday morning. back to you. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot for your health this morning. women are overwhelmingly reporting stronger side effects of covid-19 vaccines compared men. now those new findings are from a report from the cdc conference. theresa digs into why and what experts say we can learn from the data. >> nearly 80% of women reported having some type of reaction to receiving the covid-19 vaccine as detailed in a centers for disease control report. not so much talk about with their in size or the first shot. >> but with second many more side effects and he knows and me doctor john swartzberg with you see berkeley's school of public health. >> the major side effects are. body aches. loss of appetite such e. fever. not real

common, but some will get a significant temperature said let me be >> aspects of from a biological perspective that been propose specifically that x and right y chromosome. women have x chromosomes and it turns out that many of the genes linked to the x chromosome. doctor peter chin-hong, professor of medicine and infectious disease specialists with ucsf says that the hormone estrogen. >> may also explain the different reactions between genders. both say women having stronger side effects to vaccines has a long documented history and one which they say needs to be better understood. it just just really reflects, although we understand in terms of differences in the we that we standardize dosing for

example, does that mean guys are getting a better response from the vaccine >> and there's no evidence that that's the case. and there's no evidence that is the case that if you don't get side effects and we've been very good parts to the vaccine. >> and both say that it's vital the fear of side effects should not prevent getting the vaccine in 1 million to send everyone should get this vaccine. the fact that you re responding is actually seen as a good thing by many people in health care because it's not like you are. >> having an infection again, it's immune system being trained. the in terms of the risk benefit ratio. the benefit far outweighs the risk to re says stasio kron 4 news. >> well, with the pandemic passing its one year anniversary. doctor anthony fauci says he did not anticipate the scale of the tragedy here in the u.s. with half a million americans dying from the virus. >> but doctor fauci is also optimistic about the path to

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> everybody. thank you so much for joining us on the

kron. 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. >> good morning. i'm ella sogomonian. noelle bellow has the weekend off. it's saturday. march 3rd was made it. >> but unfortunately we're going to lose an hour come yeah, right. that's right. you know, we spring ahead what 02:00am. >> yeah. great timing. so we're going to check in on that as well as the beautiful weather that we're seeing, at least for today with meteorologist dave spahr. lisa sun will be out later tomorrow afternoon evening. so that's looking good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. >> yes. today lot of sunshine. we're kind of negotiated these morning clouds. but turning mostly sunny not bad on those temperatures either. but things will be a change in tomorrow. and it's not just the time. it's also in terms of what looking at in terms of whether see some rain coming our way and some winds late afternoon. it looks like so we'll keeping an eye on that certain in the forecast as we stand right now, though, this is the son trying to poke in a little bit and some of those breaks in the clouds. you can see on the right-hand side of your screen, this temper on shot. there left hand side of screen, the clouds a little bit thicker here it is from the golden gate bridge as we wait things for things to open

up door afternoon. meantime, things to cool off up in the north bay 40's. you can see with some 50's off to the east bay. 48 livermore in san jose. and for comparison sake, we're a little bit ahead this morning that we were from yesterday. however, got to get that son out before we start falling behind that line of cloud cover you see in the left-hand side of your screen upper left. that's tomorrow's weather for today. that's the clear patch that we're going to join with clouds building for tonight. we'll call 56 at high noon by 3 o'clock at 58. some temperatures in the inland valleys will reach up to the middle 60's. we'll take a look at that. and then what you can expect tomorrow for the forecast martino. all right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get to the news this morning. a big step in the right direction today as state health officials give the green light for sonoma. >> and contra. costa counties to enter the red tier beginning tomorrow. yeah, that announcement means that every bay area county will now be in the red tier. >> state officials say that they're comfortable moving ahead with these reopenings because the state had a goal of vaccinating 2 million

people in underserved communities. contra costa business owners and residents tell kron 4, they're excited to get back to the new normal. >> thrilled. i mean, it's about time. i'm grateful that the numbers are down to be able to give them the option of indoor dining as well. as outdoor dining is a huge plus. we want. >> more patrons down here. of course, we want to entertain and feed. our residents. but we want to do it safely hiding. it's about time. i think that the numbers are down very, very excited. i think it's going to be good for us all to get back to whatever the new normal is. >> so health officials say that we can expect to see more loosened restrictions as more people get vaccinated. so those living in alameda county will also get to enjoy their first weekend in the red tier. the east bay county has been trailing behind marin county which went into the red 2 weeks ago along with san francisco last week. marty. >> well, here's a reminder. the differences between the purple and the red tier. now restaurants can serve meals indoors with 25% capacity.

retail stores can expand to 50% capacity indoor attractions and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity and gyms can open indoors at 10% capacity. as you make some weekend plans, you can add bay area wineries to the list of your possibilities because you'll no longer have to order food in order to enjoy a glass of wine or to go wine tasting. this after the state loosened its restrictions on wineries and breweries. all of those go into effect today. now there are still some rules to keep in mind, however, people must be served outdoors. they can only stay for 90 minutes and the businesses must close by 08:00pm. if they don't offer food >> so who is eligible for a vaccine in california is expandino. it will be available to those 16 and older with certain health conditions. take a look at a few of them. cancer, chronic kidney disease, pregnancy, heart conditions and diabetes. this is in addition to those already eligible on. here's

one a and one b. you do not need to bring any medical proof that you qualify under one of those conditions and we do have that full list on our website. kron 4 dot com. eligibility expansion comes as california prepares for another major shipment of the vaccine. the federal government is sending us more than 3 and a half million doses over the next 2 weeks. and the state's top health official says that california is preparing to meet the president's order to make all adults eligible for the vaccine by may. 1st. >> the next milestone for california will be reaching the 4 million says mark for those in vulnerable communities. but some state leaders say the shots are getting where they're most needed. >> so the governor said thursday that 40% of all vaccines in the state would be funneled to those living in the port city codes since many of those areas are seeing the highest rates of covid-19 the bay area. state lawmakers say that this plan to create equity is detrimental because only 2% of bay area residents

live in the affected zip codes. >> in response, state senator dave cortez. he along with other bay area. state leaders have sent a letter to the state health and human services director doctor mark galli asking that he make some changes to that plan. >> index at the was based on income in zip codes. let's in kerr county completely out. so here we have even today, 51% of the cases. the new cases in santa clara county, for example, are among the latino community. they could not even one more of this vaccine rollout. the so-called equity rule out. so that seems like an inequitable rule to go through out what you're doing. just come back in. in backfill these holes that we're created, these areas that were left out. >> senator cortese adds the bay area's being robbed in the oversight needs to be correct and corrected since the bay

area accounts for 20% of california's population. if you'd like more information on where you can sign up for a covid-19 vaccine appointment. all you have to do is head to our website at kron 4 dot com. we'll have links for you to clinics across the bay area and just who's eligible for the vaccine. hello. >> thanks, marty. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. have you check your bank account this morning. you might find a check from the government. we have details on the stimulus checks rolling out this weekend. plus, after the break, the friday night lights are back on in the bay area. again as bay area football returns with some changes. we're going to go over them coming up.

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. high school football is back here in the bay area of the pandemic. of course, forced most teams to delay and reduce their seasons. but last night several schools hosted games under the lights. >> so this new season kicked off with some changes. you're taking a look at video from san mateo high school. the bear cat house to be cappuccino high school mustangs kron 4 sanaz tahernia shows you some of the changes that schools are making to get kids back out on the field. >> 450 days ago, the last high school football season ended in california starting friday. the new season kicks off with some modifications. the field of play will look the outside the lines will be a little bit

like but but hopefully there's a lot of smiles leo lopez is the vice president of the athletics department over at dulles, south high school. they're playing their first game in over a year against saint mary stockton saturday night and things definitely look different this season. there's a lot of new new items from testing too. protocols that way. we have to play the game. california schools, resuming football season are required to follow the state's department of public health covid safety protocols student athletes will be regularly tested in screened for covid-19 each student athlete will only be allowed. 2 spectators from their immediate household only fans and must maintain physical distance in the stands while wearing their masks at all times. i we're a great spot for our athletes and not just the dalles a high school but all across the state of california to be a law for them. what they wanted to do something they love. and it's been a difficult road, we're all excited to see kids at not just football and all sports. so it's been it's been a for

all the coaches staff student athletes. parents just to try to get this together just just fingers crossed that things go smoothly despite the restrictions, lopez says he's just happy to have the kids back on the field reporting in the newsroom. tahernia kron 4 news. >> and we're kind of huddled in that period of winter to spring like weather going on feeling a little bit like spring today. is the skies open up pushing those temps to around 60 or even into the middle 60's inland. however, there's another storm to be had as we get to late tomorrow, we'll put it together for you coming up in just my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes.

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>> good morning. welcome what do you think event look like the sierra this morning just fantastic. it's a gorgeous shot, but i can only imagine the snow that will be coming out there because we're going to see some rain here tomorrow night. the storm that gets to us is going to get there. probably a few hours later, right. so it's it's going to get some snow tomorrow. but right now enjoy this. what you can do as far as the forecast for side. if you go out there that deck there. enjoy the coffee this morning because it's going to change. we take it to about sunday or so. yeah, delay probably by you know, in my field of milk out sunday before things start to really turn but winds and a winter storm watch has been posted up there. >> you have in the to mention for tahoe keeping snow in there for monday because again, the delay factor will

be happening late on sunday through monday. but we do clear it up pretty quickly by tuesday. so turning sunny, if you have the early part of the week off. by the way, 29 for high on monday to show. sure that colder air being felt there, which is a point to be made here when we get this rain just like last go around. we'll have some cold air upstairs is going to push some of those snow levels quite low again might revisit around 2000 to 1500 even in and around the bay area hills and mountains live shot coming in here of timber on off to the distance. you can see some blue skies trying to peer through a little bit. still some cloud cover to kind of negotiate through. so that's the big deal. upstream there. that's the front that you're going to feel tomorrow afternoon and night. but before all that happens, clouds building tonight. it looks like. but enjoying the sunshine for today as we break up these morning clouds temperature check. we've got the mid 40's up here in the north bay. 48 a bottle. also san francisco. if he's already popping here in the east bay hayward conquered 55 livermore coming in about 48 ending in order futurecast for we clear the skies up this afternoon.

however, tonight, yes, the clouds start to redevelop. it looks like as it takes us tomorrow morning. this is very early predawn as you'll notice and the rain behind all of that's what's going to be a late afternoon affair before it starts building and the heaviest line moving through probably around the dinner hour or shortly thereafter. word across the bay. we'll be left with scattered showers. the behind all of this is colder air upstairs. so that's marine layer moisture out there keeping the temperatures in the east bay down a bit. however, what's driving the winds tomorrow will be that front. and there you can see it right around 5 o'clock you're good. strong southerly wind going on until the total passages. we get an onshore wind through the overnight hours. morning clouds today, clearing out mild with 60's. this part of the rules. the east bay shoreline shot. we're still working on it here then tomorrow it looks like mostly cloudy start with rain and winds by late afternoon. we

just walk through all that. next week we're clearing out early in the week and we're warming up for a couple of days then yet more unsettled weather as we get towards the end of the it's kind of spring pattern here highs today. 56 going on san francisco 59 for oakland. 62 san jose and yes, even with this onshore flow, we are pop and some mid 60's to be had. santa rosa, looks like a concord about 6364 for antioch and even back it will start to get up there. the mid 60's to. we'll have your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. marty, end up. all right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get to a big story that we're talking about today. a relief is on the way as the stimulus payments, a $1400 beginning to roll into bank accounts as early as this morning. finally, irs says that the first payments will go out via direct deposit. this weekend and more can be expected this coming week. >> it's that this is actually round 3 now the economic stimulus package. president bi biden signing the american rescue plan. >> into law on thursday. all told about 158 million households are expecting to

receive payments. our washington, dc correspondent rashad hudson has more on this new far-reaching law. >> millions of americans will soon start to see $1400 checks, hit their bank accounts as a result of the american rescue plan. this law is not the end of our efforts. so. i view it is only beginning friday. president biden celebrated the sweeping and massive piece of legislation aimed at helping those impacted by the pandemic. this bill which working people in this nation. first. >> vice president kamala harris calls the relief bill a victory for the american people. >> help has arrived for the workers who lost their jobs. help has arrived for the students. we've been stuck at home. part of the american rescue plan will pay for the massive vaccination efforts. president biden's directing states to make all adults eligible for doe's by may. 1st. >> and the funding for the american rescue plan really

helps too, ensure that we will have that capacity. to do. the 2.2 million shots per day that we're currently doing the white house covid-19 response team says they're confident the country has the capability to meet the goal. we will have and a fax 8 years and enough places for people to get vaccinated next week president biden, vice president. here's will hit the road to sell their covid relief plan to the american people in washington rashad hudson. >> us is firing up the popular. get my payment portal to check the status of your 3rd check. so the updated web site is set to go live this monday. the online tool also lets you confirm your payment type whether it will be a traditional paper check direct deposit, and you can also get a project, a delivery date. >> a more national news this morning. more new york lawmakers calling for the resignation of governor andrew cuomo as he faces multiple harassment allegations. our

washington correspondent basal john has the details. friday. new york democrats called for governor andrew cuomo's resignation. in a statement, new york congressman jerry nadler said, quote, governor cuomo has lost the confidence of the people. governor cuomo must resign new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and grace meng also really statement saying, quote, these allegations have been consistent and highly detailed and quote the challenges facing our state in new yorkers are unprecedented. and i believe he is unable to govern effectively the white house says the investigation should be allowed to play out but takes the allegations seriously. the believes that every woman has come forward they have now been 6 i believe, have come forward. >> deserves to have her voice heard. the governor says he won't bow to the pressure. >> politicians. who don't know was but yet a conclusion and then opinion all are in my

opinion, reckless and dangerous. cuomo says new yorkers should wait for the investigations to finish as he will not give in to cancel culture. >> let the review proceed. >> i'm not going to resign. i was not elected by the politicians. i was elected by the people. >> the white house says these accusations will not impact the distribution of vaccines or aid going to the state reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> and coming up next on kron, 00:00am morning news. we have sports of the sharks go for the win after the break. kate rooney has all the highlights of the charts club. the ducks will have the highlights coming up.

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>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> sharks coach bob boughner admitted that this season might be a quote, reset season after all, san jose is in 7th place in the west. but the only team below them anaheim. so playing the ducks, the sharks took full advantage. first game on the road for san jose from february 20th in after homestand where they went 2, 5. but everyone can score did starting with to mock turtle the way the forward's first game back after missing 6 with coronavirus. pretty good return for him and the shark

is we're just getting warmed up. we go to the second period brent burns see the van der cain. he lights the lamp. >> just like that. it 2 nothing sharks. >> and the score was far from over 3rd period. kevin labanc would send it to erik karlsson and he scores. other sharks also add to the tally for a final score of 6 nothing. we also got to shell out goalie devan dubnyk who had 34 saves as the sharks win back to back games for the first time all season. they've got another one in anaheim at 7. let's check in on some spring training the a's done camp stadium in mesa, arizona. they played the padres, got into a three-run hole but make it a three-run hole but make it a one-run game in the bottom of >> buddy reed went to work lining, one to left field or drive in 2 runs. so they end up winning it 5 to 4 the giants also played a close one at their home away from home in scottsdale and a game against the rockies. giants were down 3 runs until the bottom of the 7th beginning for the orange and black. there. scoring 4 runs to take

the lead and the eventual when well in baseball's regular season officially starts on april. first, a fresh face will be in the pa booth for the a's emilia schimmel was named the new voice of oakland this week stepping into the role long held by the late callahan schimel joins giants, pa announcer reno brooks moon as one of just a handful of women in the role league wide. here's her story. >> a's have a new pa announcer. the oakland native amelia shambles connection to the team actually goes back decades. i've been going to games since i can remember, since i was probably when i started on solid food is when i said, you know, it's probably a ball park hot dog or something that first after growing up in oakland and playing local little league softball schimel headed to new york to start her career in sports mlb network. the coliseum was never far from her mind when i got the you kuow, as the executive producer at the a's. i was just overjoyed. i think i remember doing cartwheels and

my new york city apartment. she will return to oakland in 2000, 17 leading game entertainment and video content for the club. then last year long time is pa announcer. the late call han opted out of the season due to covid concerns. schimel filled in for him in the booth last season. he was just so supporters calling me all the time telling me, you know, give me pointers on, you know. so you great job. >> i knew, you know, so excited to have him come back we will really miss him. >> following callahan is a tough task. no doubt. and jim will be one of just 3 active female pa announcers in major league baseball. but shattering glass ceilings is in her dna. her grandmother gertrude schimel was the first female police chief for the nypd to done to realize just how. >> you know iconic she was. but i so. yeah, she's on the label. >> and those schimel says she's proud to have a role that might inspire little girls the things she's most looking forward to is the ballpark crowd. >> i want to make sure that i'm a holiday to, you know, their needs as fans and they

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news 8.30, on a lease out the picture window here. looking a little bit blustery spots around the bay looking pretty good this morning can really tell what time it is. if it weren't for us but we're

losing an hour tomorrow. we've been talking about all day long because i'm pretty are in the weather center to confirm just a time to her. it's very assault on your good morning, everybody. >> we are dealing with these clouds right now. they're going to break up, though it looks like by the late morning hours. let the sun shine do its thing now still with this breed. you're going to feel a little bit of a chill going on in the air because that's inviting in the marine layer later today. >> the shot from the golden gate bridge. this is pretty much how it looked like an hour ago. you see this nice clear patch, but still quite a bit of low lying clouds off towards the left-hand side of your screen. i'm setting it down to san jose state has want to show you that in the south bay there also having to deal with this too would be a little delayed as well. so we think this will mix out before the noon hour. there it is on storm tracker. 4 air future is one of mostly sunny into the afternoon temperature check. little chilly up there. still in the north bay 44 for napa and santa rosa. we got the 50's already making headway in

the east. bay 48 for half moon, bay and 48 also for san jose. and your breakdown, sunny by high noon 58 going on by mid afternoon clouds return again for tonight and unsettled into your sunday. we'll talk about more about that forecast and also your 4 zone as well. martin l. >> thanks a lot. in the east bay for the first time in weeks. there's a sense of relief and some east bay communities this morning as the coyote that's responsible for at least 5 attacks in lafayette and moraga has been captured and euthanized. >> the search started last july when a 2 year-old boy was bitten and ended thursday night when the department of fish and wildlife say the trapper scott the coyote among the most recent victims was a 3 year-old girl attacked when she was standing outside of with her mother and the mother says that she's glad that things are getting back to normal now. >> we are really grateful to the state agency is the police and the federal agencies that honestly worked around the clock to help keep our

community safe. now. i will not see the neighborhood running with brooms in their hand and golf clubs and all other types of weapons. >> veterinarians at the u c davis. will be testing the animal for rabies, though wildlife experts say they do not believe that the coyote was diseased. >> a san francisco man is facing hate hate crime charges for allegedly attacking an asian woman in san jose this was 32 year-old johan in court on friday afternoon. he's accused of sexually assaulting the woman on wednesday as she was waiting for a morning commuter train in san jose investigators say when attacked the woman he yelled explicit words at her as well. people who were in the area stopped getting away. meantime, santa clara county district attorney says that showed bias towards an asian person through his explicit language. >> sarah's sister is making several changes to support hate crime victims. the district attorney's office has hired a full-time assistant d a to focus solely on hate

crimes. the office is also working with a citizens group that's promoting services for non english speaking victims assemblymember phil ting who represents san francisco has secured nearly one and a half million dollars in state funding to track hate crimes in an effort to ultimately stop them. one of the 3 women caught on video assaulting a san francisco uber driver is in custody over in las vegas on a burglary charge. las vegas police have arrested 24 year-old malaysia came greasy. there. an arrest report says that she was caught along with another man allegedly attempting to used a fake id to transfer money at a bank. king is one of these 3 women who was caught on video assaulting an uber driver in san francisco last week. the other woman, 24 year-old are in a queue might has not yet been arrested. but according to her lawyer, she plans to turn herself in all 3 of them have been banned from both uber and lyft. >> city leaders in lafayette

are asking for help from sacramento and handling pro trump protesters on the elkhart hola overpass and highway 24 in lafayette city council members say the protesters are a danger causing a distraction to the drivers below on the freeway every monday and friday, the trump supporters gather on that overpass waving flags hanging signs on the fence and chanting the mayor says a fix inside flags and banners on the overpasses state violation and is asking the california highway patrol to step up and enforce the law. protesters, though, say they have the right to be there. >> i think they're trying to control us. we have the first amendment rights and that they really don't have any. >> authority to control us because we're not doing anything illegal. >> well, the city says it needs the state's help because it does not have the power or authority to regulate or prevent the protest and the state owns the bridge, the chp those responsible for the drivers below. on the

peninsula. san mateo police are warning about a series of phone scams where the callers pretend to be detectives and then ask for gift cards. police want to remind you that they will never ask for money or gift cards or any type of personal information. so if you get that call, just hang up and block the number you can also report the call to the federal trade commission. >> some good tips. thanks, marty. now the search is on for thieves who stole this giant yellow duck. this happened at a mountain view home on thursday near moffat boulevard and central expressway surveillance video captured the group casing the home and when the coast was clear, they end up taking the duck and driving off with it. so if you recognize any of those people you are asked to call police. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news the 63rd annual grammys happening tomorrow. who's up for the top award after the break.

>> happening tomorrow. it's the music's biggest night. the 63rd annual grammys this year ceremony is going to look a little bit different as it will be hosted virtually by the daily show host noah entertainment. tonight's kevin frazier is bring it down. one of the biggest shows prices. >> harry styles will open the show. let's talk about record of the year. the award goes to the artists of the year's best song and the competition is

categories crazy, especially when you consider beyonce is nominated 2 times. he's already got 24 gold statuette and 2 of her 9 nods or for record of the year. one black parade. >> place the reach but on the other for her savage remix with make the stallion. you think, oh, gee, like she is the standard. so you just feel so great to know that you even made it to where you can be in will be >> like my grocery to be a and the grammy goes to. >> beyond your wildest dreams. this is a real this is like a dream. last year i was backstage with billy after she swept the grammys with 5 wins. >> this year. she's hoping everything i wanted will score her more gold. >> but she has to >> post malone circles.

blackpool was colors. the baby's rock star featuring roddy ricch and ocean cat say so. dua lipa don't start now. rounds out the category. the 2019 grammy winner for best new artist told us she still can't believe her success. it's amazing, especially being from the uk is just like. >> i'm cause of uh. i'm just like what i've like. i don't know why these >> things that really only happen in your dreams. >> and you know, one think about the grammys coming up is no zoom they're actually going to be all on stage is at staples center. so this is going to be the live awards show where everybody is going to be in the same rooms. going to be interesting. see what happens there. yeah. and how they handle that while people are singing because we know that's been an issue with covid. but we do want to mention also there's a local. >> out of oakland who is nominated for a grammy. we're hearing from his auntie who e-mailed us here on kron. 4

news ambrose i can with sire. so congratulations to him and hopefully we can get him on to talk about his music what an experience, though, even if he doesn't win. but just to just to attend the awards and been nominated in all that job. that's fantastic 4. and i'm not surprised. oakland is known for their job definitely another thing to watch out for would be, of course, the weekend is boycotting the grammys from now on. >> because no nominations for him. so he's quite upset about that. so not just this year, but from this point on, he says, and it is going to well. >> what they have up this year. you know, weekend. i don't know that well. he doesn't have any okay. because no nominations single daylight, saving time. no weekend. grocery store like a week ago or something. and i you know, but equally call that thing. what is that all that's good to you. go. there's what are their with what with the with the music facts and also the we do without it was terrible. want to tell you. >> temperatures in the lower

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of the ramp is obviously the collision reported about 7.45 about an hour ago. no information, though, far thus far about any injuries on the chp is saying they don't know just when they'll be able to reopen that ramp again. so if you're in the east bay in contra, costa county along the creek area. just be a just on the lookout for that. that's like again, the north main street exit on off-ramp, on southbound. i 6.80. so we'll keep an eye on that for you throughout the morning. >> that just expand. hopefully the driver's ok. we're going to check in now with the dave spahr for your weekend weather forecast. >> ellie and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're going to have these improving sky conditions us to send you down to the south bay to show you the extent of this cloud cover kind over good chunk of the bay. but again, improvement one we'll see mostly sunny as we get into the afternoon for your saturday. different story goes on on sunday. we do cut of the river situation with the clouds building and sticking around for the afternoon as well. here's a live shot of sfo. no delays

happening there. but except that cloud cover this morning. that's the band that's going to be the interesting thing. we have this some locally, heavy rain at times marching across and it will be more the scattered shower event once this colder air filters in here. it's going to be kind of interesting with those snow levels really falling and potentially driving some instability tomorrow night after the heaviest rain. now just to give you an idea about the the rain coming here. here's the afternoon. looking pretty good. cloud cover development late tonight. so maybe stargazers, you can grab a few of the hours in the early evening. then we get to overnight cloud cover increases were pretty cloudy for the morning and in the late afternoon. here comes the band of rain. we're talking about behind that is some colder air upstairs which may drive some instability. that means maybe some hail or maybe some claps of thunder possible here. here's the onshore flow we have today with daytime heating that's occurring. this is bringing that marine layer in. so we'll be a little bit of a chill going on with this wind. but now than tomorrow. this is being driven by or

storm. strong southerly winds, as you will notice with the front approaching post. it one back to the familiar onshore winds and will be chilly on the backside of all of that. meanwhile, tahoe is going to get treated to this they have a winter storm watch has been posted for this monday is going to be their big day. why things improve here. so it's basically sunday night through monday improving by tuesday. it looks like 45. now let's take a look at the wider perspective. this is what's going on for sunday. clearing out looking pretty good for monday and tuesday wednesday as well. late thursday, the potential of some showers developing more earnest on friday. looks like another break develops on saturday. killed scrounge out something for next weekend, too. looks like 56 going on for san francisco's high today. 55 daly city pacifica 52 really underscoring that onshore wind keeping temperatures very much in place despite the daytime heating mid-fifties a good chunk of the peninsula, but heading south warming up a touch, a touch 60 going on palo alto. looks like san jose's at 62 along with cupertino milpitas, a chilly

58 near about 60 east bay shoreline will do tri valley around 60 walnut creek is looking at 61 was 63 concord berkeley, a 58. the 56 mid 60's though, off the central solano county 62 for napa and sonoma and 65 per santa rosa 70 forecast to get improving the conditions by sunday night. my some stray showers monday morning and then pretty good for the remainder of the week with a slight warming trend. very chilly in the back side of all that we talked about, kind of what we did last time we'll clear out a bit on sunday night. but watch out monday morning will be kind of chilly, though 31 and 40's going on at the coast. we spring ahead tonight at 02:00am marty in l a. all right, dave, thanks a lot for your health this morning. if you used to getting a flu shot every year you might find yourself also getting an annual covid shot as well. >> yeah. just like other viruses covid-19 mutates, which means that health officials who are striving to get all americans vaccinated say that getting a covid shot may continue. well after the

pandemic reporter russ bowen explains. >> between the size of relief and happy tears. the country is quickly moving forward in the effort to get the majority of us vaccinated. all of it is credit building airplanes are flying. that's the difference. you know, we've got hundreds of years express with influenza. >> we've had 12 months of experience with covid as covid-19 turns out new strains like the uk south african and brazilian variants. we hang on to hope that the vaccine will keep us healthy. every pharmaceutical company making a vaccine is working to make modifications as new mutations pop up. that means you may very well need a booster shot. how often, though, we don't know yet. unc school of medicine infectious disease. professor doctor myron cohen so that the booster they give. >> would complement existing community. >> but you extend existing immunity to more it's what we already do for diphtheria tetanus, pertussis and other diseases including the flu. this is. >> essentially what we've done for influenza for 20 or more

years. right every year. >> we search out with the most likely influenza strain is we make a booster essentially to even though you've already got lots of in unity, which may be the norm for covid-19 as well. >> and with the pandemic passing its one year anniversary. doctor anthony fauci says he did not anticipate the scale of tragedy in the u.s. with half a million americans dying from the virus doctor fauci, though, says he's also optimistic about the path to overcoming the virus. but he says he's concerned about some of the variance of covid-19 says the vaccines, though, appear to be effective against them. there's new data that shows americans are leaving their homes. even more than before the pandemic. that's according to cellphone tracking data study by researchers people are showing a growing comfort level about leaving their homes. researchers say this reflects a pent-up desire to simply just get out of the house. the study doesn't indicate whether going. but it does seem like

americans are ready for a change of scenery. now. >> marty, the cdc has updated its guidelines for child care programs during the pandemic among the key recommendations are everybody over the age of 2 should wear a mask except when eating and sleeping children should be kept in cohorts. that's when there in a sign groups that stay together to reduce the spread of the virus and the cdc advises to keep doors and windows open when possible to increase air ventilation. we'll be right back.

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>> and we have this breaking news in the east bay. this overturned cement truck is blocking the north main street off ramp from southbound. i 6.80. this is in walnut creek so that ramp is closed. so be extra careful if you're heading in that area and know that the north main street ramp is closed right now was reported about no information about any injuries, though. we understand the truck driver is out of the truck now and see apparently is ok and the chp doesn't yet have an estimated time for reopening that off-ramp again, highway 6 ad at the north main intersection in walnut creek. and happening today. also in the east bay, the alameda county fair hosting its first ever grab and stay fair food try say that 10 times. elam ii. the

county fairgrounds later today. the vendors are going to be offering up some of the goodies that you're seeing on your screen. we're talking corn dogs, chew rose funnel pretty much anything else. it's fattening of hope. he and you can dine there outdoors or you can take it away. the event will be this weekend and also next weekend as well from 11 to 8 and coming up in about an hour. we're going to learn more about this change of pace of the fair and all that great food with some folks from the alameda county fair. and so it is quietly opened 11 amazonfresh stores around the u.s. that includes right here in the bay area. and amazon isn't stopping there. the company plans to open up at least 28 more stores. >> a spokesperson for amazon confirmed the location of 5 future stores but declined to comment on the rest. those spots were identified by bloomberg from planning and permitting documents. state licensing roles and several other reports, amazon used to detail the now sees of

shopping habits to help sketch out a list of 15,000 products to fill the store shelves based on regional demand. specific. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 00:00am morning news, 2 more bay area counties are going to see less covid restrictions as of tomorrow. we're going to be talking about sonoma and contra costa counties as they move into the red reopening tier. >> and what that means for the rest of the bay area. plus president joe biden signing the latest covid relief package into law when you could possibly get

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at know. good morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm ella sogomonian in for noelle bellow. it's saturday march 13th. we've got a lot to cover as we have been mentioning. >> it is going to be much prettier in just a bit. but we're still waiting for this to clear up meteorologist dave spahr here to let us know when we'll see some sunshine. >> patience is a everybody there. yes, improving sky conditions. we'll call it for later this morning as we approach around the noon hour. >> basically sunny into your afternoon a bit. breezy and temperatures will be a bit cooler. however, it's a different story. we're going to get a kind of stormy one pick in the late afternoon evening. here's a a look at half moon bay still quite cloudy down to the south or overcast we see things slightly improving from the vantage point of the golden gate but still quite a bit of

cloud cover we have temperatures have improved slightly up in the north bay. here we have 52 in a bottle 47 for napa. rosa east bay is 40's and 50's at this hour, 54 san jose and it's already trailing up in the north base. we'v got to get that clearing in here for the afternoon. just want to note where that cloud cover is as we speak right now, you see it to kind hunched up the up there in the upper left-hand side of your corner your tv and clear pretty clear across most the other region 58 by 1 o'clock forward. 56. we'll see some mid 60's going on in land today. however, tomorrow, as i said, a different story will be walking through that coming up in just a bit morning. the law. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin this hour with breaking news in the east bay. there you see some work. crews are beginning to size up the damage there. that's an overturned cement truck that is blocking the north main street off-ramp. this interstate 6, 80 southbound in walnut creek and it's going to be some job to get that back up on its wheels and then

towed away the collision was first reported about 7.45 this morning. no information about injuries. but we do understand that the truck driver is out of the cab and away from the truck. now chp because of the problem that you see there in this live view has no estimated time for reopening that ramp again. southbound interstate 6.80, at the north off-ramp in walnut creek. and our top story this morning, a big step in the right direction as state health care officials are giving the green light for both sonoma and contra. costa counties to enter the red tier tomorrow. >> that exciting announcement means that every bay area county will now be in the red tier. >> state officials say that they're ok with making this move because these reopenings are now allowed you to the state hitting a goal of vaccinating 2 million people in underserved communities, contra, costa county, business owners and residents tell kron 4, they're excited to get back to the new normal. >> we're thrilled. i mean, it's about time. i'm grateful

that the numbers are down to be able to give them the option of indoor dining as well. as outdoor dining is a huge plus. we want. >> more patrons down here. of course, we wont to entertain feed. our residents. but we want to do it safely hiding. it's about time. i think that the numbers are down very, very excited. i think it's going to be good for us all to get back to whatever the new normal is. >> health officials say that we can expect to see more loosened restrictions as more people get vaccinated and those who live in alameda county can also enjoy their first weekend in the red tier the east bay county has been trailing behind marin county which went into the red tier 2 weeks ago along with san francisco last week. >> and here's a reminder. the differences between the purple and the red tears. first of all, restaurants can serve meals indoors with 25% capacity. retail stores can expand to 50% capacity indoor attractions and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity and gyms can open indoors at 10% capacity. now, as you make

some weekend plans. you can ask bay area wineries to the list of possibilities that you no longer have to order food in order to enjoy a glass of wine or to go wine tasting. this after the state loosened its restrictions on wineries and breweries. those go into effect today. now here's still some rules in place, people must be served outdoors. they can stay for only 90 minutes and businesses must close by 08:00pm. if they don't offer food l. >> marty, the list of eligible for a vaccine in california is expanding. it will now be available to those 16 and older with certain health conditions. here are a few of them cancer, chronic kidney disease, pregnancy, heart conditions and diabetes. this is all in addition to those who are already eligible in tears, one a and one b, you don't need to bring any medical proof that you qualify under one of those conditions and we have a full list of them up on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> the eligibility and

expansion comes as the state is preparing for another major shipment of vaccine. the federal government sending us more than 3 and a half million doses over the next couple of weeks. california's top health official says the state is preparing to meet the president's order to make all adults eligible for the vaccine by may. 1st. >> the next milestone for the state will be reaching the 4 million distributed doses mark for those vulnerable communities. but some state leaders say that the shots aren't getting where they're needed. most. >> the governor says is that on thursday that 40% of all vaccines in california would be funneled to those who live in the poorest zip codes since many of those areas are seeing the state's highest rates of covid-19. but bay area state lawmakers say that this plan to create equity is detrimental because only 2%, a bay area residents live in the affected zip codes. >> in response, state senator dave cortese along with other bay area. state leaders have sent a letter to state health and human services secretary

doctor mark galli asking that he make changes to the plan. >> index at the was based on income in zip codes. let's in kerr county completely out. so here we have even today, 51% of the cases. the new cases in santa clara county, for example, are among the latino community. they could not even one more of this vaccine rollout. the so-called equity rule out. so that seems like an inequitable roll to go through out what you're doing. just come back in. in backfill these holes that we're created, these areas that were left out. >> centre court easy adds that the bay area's been robbed in the oversight needs to be corrected since the bay area accounts for 20% of the state's population. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. have you checked your bank account this morning. you could find a

check from the government will have the dail details for you on the stimulus checks that are rolling out this weekend. plus this month. we're honoring remarkable bay area women on kron 4. coming up, we're learning about one very dedicated doctor who make sure to put family first.

>> this morning. we are highlighting bay area. women who are making a difference in their community. it's part of our month long remarkable

women series. so today we're going to introduce you to a doctor who is making. >> who is helping make your community a better and more ways that we can list kron four's noelle bellow has her story. >> since i was always been very active. it would take quite a while to put on paper. everything doctor caroline salvador moses dozen a day also been out professor and also, you know, i like mentoring. aspiring clinicians and the always asked wendy's for 20 plus years. she's run her own private clinical psychology practice in san francisco and san mateo providing psychotherapy services and running a medical clinic. but that's just the beginning of her professional resume. also do forensic psychology like family court also do a lot of immigration philippine american and i speak to call it. but it also speaks spanish fluently. >> and so i'm also very

committed to that population as the oldest of 5 kids dedicating her time to care for others has always been one of her passions but doctor caroline will quickly tell you her own family, as were her true devotion lies. so ago. >> a soccer chauffeuring them several times a week. >> as a pta president. she spends her free time planning organizing and collaborating with other parents, teachers and administrators. >> and don't worry, doctor caroline takes herself care just as seriously as the rest of her duties and wants others to do so to enjoy all the site. >> hi to, you know, do meditating and of course they love spy days thing going in with the ladies to the wine country. >> like many families during the struggles of the past year. doctor caroline says she's been reminded how important it is to embrace the gifts of the president. well, always keeping her sights set on the future it was some a tough time. >> that that, you know, at the same time it gave us a chance

to spend more quality time yeah, it's always good to have hope right. and i know we've been in this ongoing and longer than we really expected. but to be future to see a bright light in the future. i think helps many people. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> what an inspiring story. we'll be right back. and we

have this breaking news in the east bay in contra, costa county. we've been watching the progress here of them trying to write that big rig that cement truck that's blocking the north main street off-ramp. this is i 6 ad southbound in walnut creek. you can see the ramp is closed in both directions. the collision was reported about 7.45 this morning. we don't have the word on injuries. we do understand, though, that the truck driver is out of the cab. so that's that's great news. of course, chp doesn't have any type of estimation just yet as to when they're going to reopen that off-ramp. we'll continue to stay on top of the story for you throughout the morning and let you know when they do open that ramp. >> so glad he was walked away from the u.s. crazy. well, we've been checking in on the weather because dave spahr, our meteorologist says that eventually this will be a thing of the past. there will be some sunshine, but i'm starting to not believe this. this is why get this makeup and every the sun's out. yeah.

everything's good. shun what is not going to know what's going to happen tomorrow. it's going to be like this in the afternoon. so there you go. we got it. we're going to clear out this afternoon, though. that's the thing i've tried to sell here. we're going to prove today. >> here's a live look at morning, everybody of half moon bay going on. lots of cloud cover. we have to negotiate through this morning. but this afternoon even though well, as skeptical. we'll see some afternoon sunshine a little breezy, too. so watch out because that's a marine layer coming our way. here's how it looks like stormtracker 4. this is today. tonight the cloud cover builds on the backside of it. some more colder air filtering in here. by the way, checking the bay area temperatures were already improving a little bit, but we're trailing up here in the north bay compared to yesterday. 47 going on for napa santa rosa 45 52 east bay. a lot of 40's and 50's at this hour in 50 meanwhile, for san jose. so let's hand it to future cast for. here is the improving sky conditions for today in this afternoon. then tonight the cloud cover build up probably late tonight so you can enjoy some of the stars early on thickening up

for tomorrow. it looks like and then by the late afternoon approaching evening. don't forget the time. change. here comes this line and it's all lined up with the front. so we'll have some winds without too backside of that. it's cold air filtering in here. so we might potentially have some hail in some spots, some claps of thunder. and that's going to push those snow levels down. it looks like as low as 2000 feet or maybe a little lower than that to some today. it's the spring breeze, if you will, with that warming happening to the inland going on bring in the marine layer. get a little chill. then tomorrow driven by the front. strong southerly winds as late as 6.15. it's already raining pretty good right here across a good chunk of the bay by that point, once the front passes, we shift over to an onshore wind and it will be chilly at that too. so puttihg it all together for you. morning. clouds i this snow. you can see this east bay shoreline some sun breaking in there mild with 60's going on in the inland valleys. you're looking at mid 60's to tomorrow mostly cloudy to start rain and winds by late

afternoon into the evening and then next week it's clearing early in the week. we're warming up a touch, but then by thursday, friday, another batch of some unsettled weather highs today 56 san francisco oakland 59 62 san jose will take a look at that in the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. martin l a. all right, dave, thanks a lot. see a couple minutes. get a big story. we're covering the saturday morning the check is on the way to millions of bank accounts across the country. stimulus payments of $1400 beginning to roll out this morning. hopefully it's a little bit of help for people out there. the irs says that the first payments are going to go out. >> by direct deposit. this weekend with more expected in the coming week. >> this will be round 3 of the economic stimulus package from washington. president joe biden signing the american rescue plan into law on thursday. all told about 158 million households expected to receive payments our washington, dc correspondent kelli meyer has more on this big piece of legislation. >> this was president biden

sales pitch to americans to share with them. what's inside this aid package and let them know how his administration was going to help get the country back on track. >> we are showing as possible to get big important things done in his first rose garden address, president joe biden celebrated the passage of his one-point-nine-trillion-dollar american rescue package that sends billions to schools. small businesses. >> and for vaccine distribution today, help has arrived. it also includes a $1400 per person stimulus. check that the white house says could be in your bank account by this weekend. 85 1% of the household. we'll be getting this money. several democrats attended the event like senate majority leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi who helped get the package through congress. promise made promise fulfilled which. but for republicans, it's a promise. broken partly the common sense bipartisanship. that the

president promised senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats passed a partisan bill no republicans in the house or senate supported. this wasn't a bill to finish off the pandemic. it was a multi-trillion dollar trojan horse, little liberal ideas. now president biden will hit the road to promote the american rescue package. he'll be in pennsylvania on tuesday and then head to atlanta, georgia on friday. >> reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> harris is firing up the popular. get my payment portal to check the status of your 3rd check the updated web site is set to go live on monday and the online tool. basically what you confirm your payment type whether it's going to be a paper check or a direct deposit and then you can also see when that check might arrive. >> well, coming up next in sports, the sharks when one on the ice and after the break people and he has all the details as they beat the takes a shot out.

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first game on the road for san jose february 20th in after homestand where they went 2, 5. but everyone who could score did starting with to mock turtle the way the forward's first game back after missing 6 with coronavirus. pretty good return for him and the shark is we're just getting warmed up. we go to the second period brent burns see the van der cain. he lights the lamp. >> just like that. 2 nothing sharks. >> and the scoring was far from over 3rd period. kevin labanc would send it to erik karlsson and he scores. other sharks also add to the tally for a final score of 6 nothing. we also got to shell out goalie devan dubnyk who had 34 saves as the sharks win back to back games for the first time all season. they've got another one in anaheim at 7. let's check in on some spring training the a's donut hole camp stadium in mesa, arizona. they played the padres, got into a three-run hole but make it a one-run game in the bottom of the 7th. and that is when.

>> buddy reed went to work lining, one to left field or drive in 2 runs. so they end up winning it 5 to 4 the giants also played a close one at their home away from home in scottsdale and a game against the rockies. giants were down 3 runs until the bottom of the 7th beginning for the orange and black. there. scoring 4 runs to take the lead and the eventual when. well, when baseball's regular season officially starts on april. first, a fresh face will be in the pa booth for the a's amelia schimmel was named the new voice of oakland this week stepping into the role long held by the late callahan schimel joins giants, pa announcer reno brooks moon as one of just a handful of women in the role league wide. here's her story. >> a's have a new pa announcer. the oakland native amelia shambles connection to the team actually goes back decades. i've been going to games since i can remember, since i was probably when i started on solid food is when

i said, you know, it's probably a ball park hot dog or something that first after growing up in oakland and playing local little league softball schimel headed to new york to start her career in sports at mlb network. the coliseum was never far from her mind when i got the you know, as the executive producer at the a's. i was just overjoyed. i think i remember doing cartwheels and my new york city apartment. she will return to oakland in 2000, 17 leading game entertainment and video content for the club. then last year long time is pa announcer. the late callahan opted out of the season due to covid concerns. schimel filled in for him in the booth last season. he was just so supportive calling me all the time telling me, you know, give me pointers song has a new great job. i knew, you know, so excited to have him come back we will really miss him. >> following callahan is a tough task. no doubt. and jim will be one of just 3 active female pa announcers in major league baseball. but shattering glass ceilings is in her dna. her grandmother gertrude schimel was the first female police chief for the

nypd to done to realize just how. >> you know iconic she was. but i so. yeah, she's on the label. >> and those schimel says she's proud to have a role that might inspire little girls the things she's most looking forward to is the ballpark crowd. >> i want to make sure that i'm a holiday to, you know, their needs as fans and they were hyping up to the occasion. and so i think i'm that kind of feed off of their energy. and i'm really excited about that. >> no more cardboard cut outs this season. schimel is going to experience the real mccoy.

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welcome back. we've been checking out the picture window here. things look a little blustery by by the bay bridge. but you look across the golden gate bridge. plenty of sunshine. >> everything is lovely. it shows you the micro climates it work. it's going to change soon. can't wait to see that sunshine, especially before the rain comes tomorrow. >> there's far in the weather center with all those details. stay good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at an improved forecast today. you know this cloud cover shorts here and all that. morning was talking about the golden gate. and again, we're still working on a little bit here. but at least we see some blue trying to peer out a little bit. there. >> afternoon bay okay. quite a bit of cloud cover hanging. there should mention, though, even though the sun comes out, it's going to be chilly along the coastal locations today as you get that on shore breeze. here's how it looks like and stormtracker 4. the storm that we're watching as well up towards the northwest. it will be a player with cloud cover building tonight, early tomorrow morning. the rain

will probably hold off until the afternoon, though temperature check 40's up in the north bay. but 54 in a bottle. 53 san francisco with a mixture of 50's 40's off to the east bay. this is what cricket the background here. 58 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 56 some inland locations will pop into the middle. 60's will have. of course, your 4 zone forecast. we're also going to walk you through this other batch of rain coming our way for tomorrow night. back to you. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. we'll take you back to walnut creek for this live. look, this is the north main intersection at on interstate 6.80, south bound in walnut creek. this is the scene where a cement truck overturned earlier this morning about 7.45 no injuries reported and we understand that the driver was able to exit the cab of the over said overturned truck. we do see now that it appears to be getting ready to be towed out of the area, which means that the off-ramp should be reopened in just a few minutes or so. but still no word officially from the chp on when the off-ramp will

be reopened will continue to stay on top of this for you throughout the morning. also in the east bay for the first time in weeks. there's a sense of relief and some communities there this morning as the coyote that's responsible for at least 5 attacks in lafayette. moraga has been captured and killed. >> finally it's been almost one year now. the search started back in july when a 2 year-old boy was bitten and the thursday night when the department of fish and wildlife say the trappers caught the coyote among the most recent victims was a 3 year-old girl attacked while she was standing outside of her home and the mother says that she's glad that things will get back to normal now. >> we are really grateful to the state agencies and the rock, the police and the federal agencies that honestly worked around the clock to help keep our community safe. now. i will not see the neighborhood running with brooms in their hand and golf clubs and all other types of weapons. >> well, that are in areas that you see davis are going to test the animal for rabies.

the wildlife experts say that they do not believe that the coyote had any disease. developing news. a man is not being charged with a hate crime after police say that he murdered a 75 year-old asian man earlier this week kron four's haaziq spoke with the law professor to learn why it wasn't considered a hate crime. >> the suspect arrested for the murder of a 75 year-old asian american man in oakland has been charged with multiple serious felonies by alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley however, he is not be charged with a hate crime just because they picked him is a protected category. doesn't automatically make it a hate crime gabriel chan is the martin luther king junior professor of law at the u c davis school of law. he talks about possible reasons, hate crimes are not charged in some criminal cases even though the public assumes or believes racial bias was the motive of the crime. of course, sometimes terrible things happen to people of color or

women that related to their protected characteristic. >> so one possibility is that there was insufficient evidence of the crime was motivated by bias. another possibility. that if somebody is already being charged with a very serious crime. then it might be sort of. unnecessary. to add a. if they hate crime enhancement. >> vicious hate crimes against asian americans. act. her ash plane and scapegoated. it's wrong. it's an american and it must stop. i think many of us would cite it. >> because finally, you know, with the president, you president biden. addressing, you know, to the nation and the you know, tax against asian community. the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce karl chan

says he believes the deadly nature of this recent incident resulting in an asian-american men being killed during a robbery while he was out during his morning walk. >> begs the question, why hate crime charges are not being filed. but i think what this we are >> to make a clear precise definition so that we all understand what hate crime, the school i reached out to oakland police to ask why there are go. hey, crime charges. they told me that they could not comment on an ongoing investigation and the da's office told me they will not comment on an active prosecution. >> has it made you kron. 4 >> city leaders in lafayette are asking for the states help in handling pro trump protesters on the elkhart whole overpass city council members say the protesters are a danger of causing a distraction to drivers below on highway 24 every monday and friday. the trump supporters gather on the overpass. they waved flags and hang signs on

the fence. the mayor says the fixing flags and banners on overpasses. state violation and is asking the chp to step up and enforce the law. protesters, though, say they have the right to be there. >> i think they're trying to control us. we have the first amendment rights and that they really don't have any. authority to control us because we're not doing anything illegal. >> well, the city needs the state's health because it does not have the power nor the authority to regulate or prevent the protests and the state also owns the bridge, the chp, those responsible for the drivers below. >> the search is on for the thieves who stole this giant yellow duck. this happened at a mountain view home on thursday near moffat boulevard and central expressway. surveillance video captures a group casing the home and then when the coast was clear, they end up picking that dock and then driving off with it. if

you recognize any of these 3 people. you're asked to call police. >> a high school football is now back in the bay area as the pandemic forced a lot of teams to delay and reduce their seasons. last night several schools hosted games under the lights. sure. they were super excited. the new season kicked off with some changes student athletes will be regularly tested and screened for covid-19 each student athlete will only be allowed 2 guests from their immediate household and fans will keep their distance in the stands while wearing masks at all times. >> i we're a great spot for our athletes and not just the dalles a high school but all across the state of california to be a law for them. but they wanted to do something they love. and it's been a difficult road. we're all excited to see kids at not just football and all sports. so it's been it's been a for all the coaches staff student athletes parents just to try to get this together just just fingers crossed that things go smoothly.

>> and there's a whole other slate of games scheduled for tonight. you see them on your screen, most of them scheduled to start at 07:00pm but kickoff for the dallas south saint mary's of stockton games scheduled for 07:15pm tonight. women are overwhelmingly reporting stronger side effects to covid-19 vaccines compared to men. those fines are in a new report from the cdc conference. theresa digs into. >> why and what experts say we can learn from the data. >> nearly 80% of women reported having some type of reaction to receiving the covid-19 vaccine as detailed in a centers for disease control report. not so much talk about with their in size or the first shot. >> but with this the second many more side effects and he knows. and we doctor john swartzberg with you see berkeley's school of public health. >> the major side effects are. but the a's loss of to me.

fever. not real common, but some people get a significant temperature said let me be >> aspects of from a biological perspective that i've been proposing specifically that acts and right y chromosome, women have x chromosomes and it turns out that many of the genes linked to the x chromosome. doctor peter chin-hong, professor of medicine and infectious disease specialists with ucsf says that the hormone estrogen. >> may also explain the different reactions between genders. both say women having stronger side effects to vaccines has a long documented history and one which they say needs to be better understood. it just just really reflects, although we understand in terms of differences in the we

that we standardize dosing for example, does that we also getting a better response to the vaccine >> and there's no evidence that that's the case. and there's no evidence that is the case that if you don't get side effects and yousdidn't get the parts of the vaccine. >> and both say that it's vital the fear of side effects should not prevent getting the vaccine in 1 million to send everyone should get this vaccine. the fact that you re responding is actually seen as a good thing by many people in health care because it's not like you are. >> having an infection again, it's immune system being trained. the in terms of the risk benefit ratio. the benefit far outweighs the risk to re says stasio kron 4 news. >> and with the pandemic passing its one year anniversary. doctor anthony fauci says he did not anticipate the scale of the tragedy in the u.s. with half a million americans died from the virus. doctor fauci, though, is also optimistic about the path to overcoming

the virus. but at the same time he says he's concerned about some of the variance of covid-19 but says the vaccines appear to be effective against them. >> the cdc has updated its guidelines for child care programs during the pandemic among the key recommendations are everybody over the age of 2 should wear mask except when eating and sleeping children should be kept and cohorts. that's when there in a sign groups that stay together to reduce the risk of spreading the virus and the cdc advises to keep doors and windows open when possible to increase air ventilation. >> improving forecast. we expect for today with sunshine and temperatures popping to the middle 60's for some of those in the valley is going to check into the 4 zone forecast a bit. however, tomorrow we have a change of fate as we get into early next week. we'll talk about it coming up in just prop for morning news continues.

>> good morning. welcome back. and we wanted to give you an update on the breaking news that we that is the cement truck that's blocking the north main off-ramp from southbound interstate 6.80, in walnut creek. i believe we have some video of that. the collision was reported about 7.45 we don't have that. but we do have some information for you that no one was injured, but they're still working on trying to get that ramp reopened. last time we checked they were in the process of straightening up

that cement truck that overturned and get in, right to be able to tow it out of there. but the chp as of right now. still no estimated time of reopening the south of the north main off ramp on i 6.80 in walnut creek and incredibly taking a look at this video. it is now finally being hauled off in the process, i should say. but. >> the driver ended up surviving. we saw the pictures earlier of it. overturned just really scary sight. so thankfully, he is alive. we are turning our attention now to the weather as we have been talking about some showers that are coming our way on sunday. dave spahr in the weather center. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and the sunshine will take a little while to kind of clear out of power. the the late morning hours. here's the progress thus far, little shot from timber on. you can see the cloud cover still kind of remaining a little bit here. and also in some of the inland spots, too. but that will clear out for the afternoon as we go to a mostly sunny saturday. but as ella was talking about, things are going to change on sunday. yeah. look. kind of like this. but stay cloudy all day.

meanwhile, the rain will develop in the late afternoon sfo no delays happening this morning. good on that front. meanwhile, here's what it is on the satellite radar picture today. the sunshine cloud cover develops late tonight, tomorrow and there's a nice band of rain waiting for us out to sea behind. all of it is really some cold air aloft and that tends to right some instability but watch out for with all of this us plane all out here for you clear and sunny this afternoon will be breezy, though. then later on tonight we build up the clouds. same thing. we expect for the morning hours. here's the development of rain. you can see late afternoon evening hours and with the time change a bit. the sun will be setting later. but even at this hour, 1045 will be dark with some spotty showers with some cold air aloft that may spark off potentially, maybe even some incidents of hail, maybe some claps of thunder thrown with all of that too. they're the onshore winds. we have with the daytime heating typical. that's bringing the marine layer. so it feels a bit of a chill in the air even though he sun going on upstairs takes a breather for tonight. even

tomorrow and then by the late afternoon and evening. there you can see the winds they start off from southerly. but with the frontal passage timestamp body 30 or so with the frontal passage. we start turning more on shore. as you can see for the overnight hours now. bring in some cold air to behind all of this. look at tahoe, what they yeah, we're gonna get the snow war on late tomorrow night through monday. it looks like while things improve here, sunny, it looks like on tuesday. but chilly 45 expected for high long range forecast models. this is the traffic we're talking about late this weekend, early next week clearing out for a couple of days. then we get to around thursday, little jab at us. maybe with some showers developing a lot more for friday expected before we clear out a little bit. looks like on saturday. 4 zone forecast checking into your saturday. 56 san francisco 55 daly city pacifica 52 same thing happening down there to half moon base. remember with these onshore winds a little chilly around the coast. even with a lot of sun mid 50's in the northern end of the peninsula down south will start to poke out some 60's here and there got 60 at least

palo alto in the south bay got 62 is the big popular number cupertino as well. know pitas, though, at 58 near about 60 going on along the east bay shoreline to the south 60 or so tri valley 61 for walnut creek 58 for berkeley, 59 for richmond and billy goat. 56 mid 60's going on there to mid. so a county 62 for napa in 65 santa rosa, not going to do that tomorrow. though, a little cooler as we have more cloud cover and rain developing 70 forecast. we're dealing with these afternoon showers sunday might have some lingering showers monday morning. but clearing out for the early part of the week and that becomes unsettled as we get into thursday friday. now, i did say some cold air is coming in here is going to filter in at the ground level looks like so watch out monday morning going to be chilly. there may be some frost or some. subfreezing temperatures and some of the inland valleys going on. and don't forget, we spring forward. when you retire tonight officially at 02:00am sunday, martin ellis.

well happening today, the alameda county fair hosting its first ever grab and stay fair food fest. it's all at the alameda. >> county fairgrounds. >> yeah. you can look forward to some delicious food from your local favorite benderson joining us now to talk more about what changes into this event, i should say, is an angel more with the alameda county fair. good morning. angel. good morning. thanks so much for having me. >> angel. this really is all helping vendors, isn't it. >> it really is. you know, last year weren't able to have a fair due to pandemic. our vendors. you know, obviously small businesses weren't able to come out and give our community the food that they love so much. but you think alameda county fair is one. 70 fairs across california. so they didn't just lose one. you know, affair. they lost 70 fares. and so really there, businesses were shut down. so

this is just a great way for us to bring them together and for the community to enjoy the number one reason they come to the fair, which is our fair >> so this is something people can enjoy all weekend long. hopefully today before the rain comes tomorrow. but what are some of those tasty treats and who is going to be providing them. >> we have so many great tasty treats. and i have to tell you, i've eaten my way fair food, face we have so we're happening today through sunday and then next weekend, also thursday through sunday from 11:00am to 08:00pm on the screen right now is the. ricardo's hawaiian, which is a hollowed out pineapple with rice and chicken. it's phenomenal. that sounds we could probably feed the couple of people as well. funnel cake. we have dole whip. we have corn dog to and turkey lake. we have lobster fried. i mean, we have the deep fried oreos, which i know we love,

right party. that's corn dogs. and telling you, i literally at the past 2 days have eaten probably every one of >> angel have to ask you about the lobster fries. tell us more about that. you got me interested. >> they're delicious. you can get a bucket of they are french fries. they have lobster of its deep fried lobster has we saw 11 delicious. it's one of the most popular items at the fair. >> and we're looking right now some funnel cakes with strawberry and whipped those are also really popular. >> really popular. i had quit yesterday and you should see the light our lunch crowd is really great dinner crowd is great. it's really fun to see people coming out to safeway. all right. every everyone's mask. everyone is, you know, kids are coming out so much grass. we have picnic tables. so we've seen families come out and bring their chairs and they all sit distance in the kids with their masks on our running through, you know, the

grass. it's just fun to see even though different families really enjoying themselves. we have 3 ways. you can enjoy. you can either order by midnight the night before and you can pick up curbside if you're not comfortable yet good that we have an upper option for you. you can walk in and get your food in and take it to go. you can walk in and stay order your food and eat on the property. you know, we have a team that is sanitizing tables between each use. we have a team that sanitizing restrooms between each use. >> and then we also. it's so fun. we've we brought out air antique tractors and all of you know, we have this wonderful herd of cows. >> and they're not physically distance selfie spots. if you want to come in, you want you know, take your selfie, you're still able to do that. food is completely instagram bubble. so watch your social media because it's been blowing with pictures of food.

>> certainly so much to look forward to a given that a lot of people been cooped up and haven't had something this fun to look forward to for such a long time. so this is great for a lot of people out there living in the bay area looking for something fun to do this weekend. but also, as you mentioned, a big help for the businesses who have missed out. i mean, there's of one couple that's going to be at this fair that you said have been around for so many years and they are now missing out on what, like 2 dozen fares. it's not just one. >> we've had. there's a couple that's been with us since the late 60's. they have phenomenal corn dogs, but they also do are amazing orange street drink. they've been with since the 60's. they lost out on. i think about close to 70 events this past year. but they really, you know, keep keep a very optimistic approach. they're working with locnl schools rights for some fundraisers. and so they they do whatever they can to keep their employees busy. i mean, that's a really big part of this right is making sure that

we keep people working and so they did an amazing job. we're just super grateful that they came out there. and you know, my favorite corn dog at the world is through that. so i had at least one of >> angel. it sounds like a fantastic event and and very creative in what you're doing. to bring some more smiles to people who want to get out and now we want to let people know that it's this weekend also next weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having us.

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