here's to a chance for more horizons. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about chemo-free opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> happy saturday, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday, march 20th, which i believe is the first day of spring. let's time yeah. incorrect states park. yes, it will morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and a pretty good forecast in store for us. not just this weekend, which we're kind of telling you that we look pretty good. >> but as we get into next week, we'll get a real flavor of springs. we see some temperatures. well in the 70's. looks like pippi by the middle of the week. so that will give a real spring flavor going on here for you. here's a look at how we stand right now. we some sun appearing on

through. as you see the east bay shoreline that up pretty nicely. there. there's the golden gate. not much of a breeze yet, but that will build a little bit later on here during the day kind of the different spots to of the bay area. kind of some leftover showers appear like they're popping up here a little bit now. that's possible later on with some daytime heating. the santa cruz mountains as a little side bat here. you might be a little isolated showers, a possibility there. most readings are in the 30's up in the north bay. the east bay shoreline into the 40's. however, much colder this more than we saw from yesterday by more than a dozen degrees up north. you live notice there. half a dozen across most of the breath of the bay 52 by 11 o'clock by 2. let's do a little scattered cloud and they're so at 57 modest highs today, tomorrow. but a real warm up in for you next week. we'll have more details in just a bit. >> our silence is complicity. we cannot be complacent. we have to speak out. we have to act harm. >> against any one of us. is a harm against all of us.

>> our top story this morning, the president and vice president speaking out about the nationwide increase in anti-asian violence offering comfort, asian americans and a country still reeling from this week's mass shooting. >> here in the bay area. unfortunately, the violence has not stopped this morning. an asian man who was badly beaten on san francisco's market street is sharing his story. this is just one of several attacks on asian americans recently. and we want to warn you, his injuries are graphic. >> kron four's. maureen kelly has his story. >> he did. he saw on the other for second first. and second day, i cannot see anything. >> the 59 year-old boy. a man's injuries are starting to improve for days after the assault. here's how he looks soon after the vicious beating his eyes blackened and swollen shut after what san francisco police are calling an unprovoked attack at 02:00pm monday the travel agent was walking on market street at

new montgomery on his lunch break his first day back at the office after working remotely during the pandemic. >> when he was jumped from behind from the back. >> push me showed me from the back. and start eating the and i lost and when i wake up, i'm all bloodied up. when i see the there's a lot of blood. police say the person who did this had just slashed in the face of a 64 year-old white man at the 16th street bart station just a half hour before. >> the next day, police arrested 32 year-old jorge devis-milton. he's been charged with 6 felonies, including aggravated mayhem, yu chang, who is of chinese and filipino heritage is one of the latest victims of attacks on asian americans tuesday. 8 people, mostly asian women were gunned down near atlanta and there have been several violent. even deadly attacks on asian seniors here in the bay area today you chang made a plea for peace and i hope >> you have some kindness and respect that these people are

all people. they have so few. if you want us to leave, let them leave peacefully. they did. they'd done both me. any harm to you. love them. you that you expect the suspect in this case remains in custody. >> he set to be arraigned on monday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> on the peninsula. police say a 69 year-old asian woman was attacked and robbed thursday afternoon in daly city. this happened in a residential neighborhood just off of 2.80. daly city police say it was a strong arm robbery and no weapon was used. the victim was injured but not taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the suspect. they say there have been similar attacks in daly city recently. some of the other victims were also asian. >> well, governor newsome met with asian american leaders in san francisco friday and they talked about how to fight the recent surge in attacks against their community. they told the governor that violence against them has been happening for decades but

advocates say that over the past year they've been close to 1700 verbal and physical attacks in california. the governor pledged that the state will take an active role in preventing more violence. we just have to do more. >> and we have to demand better each and every one of us. this is not just about the asian community is about who we are and what we represent. how do we ensure real investigations and accountability of these incidents and these crimes as a her. how do we ensure that we're putting victims and survivors first. >> community members say about 90% of the attacks don't fit the legal definition of a hate crime. so they plan to ask the department of justice to begin tracking hate attacks as well as hate crimes. >> growing calls for the san francisco school board. vice president to resign. this after someone on earth. tweets that appear to be biased against asians in 2016. allison collins made several tweets accusing asian americans of using white

supremacy to get ahead of their black colleagues. she also used a racial slur in these tweets. in a statement fellow school board member jenny lam, who is the only chinese american member of the board asked collins to step down, saying, quote, among our students, 40% are asian american and pacific islander collins must address her racist comments instead, her refusal to apologize takes time and energy away from our work at the district. she continued to say i'm asking commissioner collins to provide a public apology at our next board meeting calling for her resignation from the san francisco board of education and quote, several san francisco supervisors are also saying collins should step down. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news thousands of people in santa clara county scrambling to get their second vaccine after the county said it ran out. we're going to find out how kaiser's trying to help. >> anna wiernicki in washington. 2 immigration bills passed the house this

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we're back to the big story we're following this %orning updated cdc guidelines could allow more children in the classroom now rather than 6 feet of separation. >> the new recommendations say students can safely sit 3 feet apart. also, it removes the call for plastic partitions between their desks. but the cdc says that this can only happen if there's 100% masking inside the classroom. the cdc says 6 feet distance should be maintained in common areas like school lobbies. also in mask can be worn. well, such as the cafeteria as the students are eating. >> in the east bay, members of the family and are unified school district and the teachers association announced they've reached a tentative agreement allowing for hybrid instruction. now, if the teachers approve that tentative deal. students of all grade levels in the district will be able to attend classes in person for part of the school day beginning april 12th families will also have the option to continue distance learning.

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of spring here in this new year. we're feeling to check dave star has got a little bit more detail just how warm it might get today. days. okay. good morning, noel and marty. good morning, everybody. we've got mostly sunny skies going on there. but there are some scattered clouds to make note of. this is half moon bay. they're now down the peninsula tuck in the santa cruz mountains got a mention that there's a chance of an isolated shower kind of throw in the cards for good measure. but basically we're talking mostly sunny for most of the bay temperatures. pretty uniform. those you'll be seeing in the 4 zone forecast later again. nice wide shot of we're talking about here. half moon bay will take care of some of these clouds. >> as the day wears on sfo. good news there. no delays happening now. what we do have interesting enough. it's not on the shot that far off, aaron, what's left over or maybe some ice let its of scattered about thunder showers are possible out there as well. what's left over from this whole system for us, though. clearing out and looks good as we get into next week. a little bit of a warming phase yet. we'll see some middle 70's by wednesday or so

30's up to the north bay. they're very chilly. almost freezing 35 going on for napa. 41. meanwhile, for conquered. we have some 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline a suspect that's bad data there. 45 going on for a 43 rather for san jose doing it for future cast for again noting the possibility of maybe a couple little stray showers going on in the higher elevations again, isolated. probably not even scattered but isolated. but most of us will see mostly sunny skies going on today. we'll be in a single wind pattern will show you just a bit. looks good as we head on into sunday. however, monday looks like someone's clouds starting to drop south forced suny at issue initiation of the next system that looks like that may hold dry for us, though. now look at futurecast winds will get the typical uptick with winds. we get the daytime heating. then interesting parents, little county looks like a little moment of opportunity here for some offshore winds going on very early on sunday. we've already had rain. so that's going to pose much of a problem there and then we're back to on shore program yet again and you'll notice that the coast, both former in and out of the

peninsula coast as those winds kick up a little bit into the overnight hours to monday. so basically today an isolated shower in the peninsula basically mild evening breeze check-in to 60 ish for those inland valleys tomorrow, mostly sunny, nice up and up a little bit here. upper 60's going on in london. we're still building on that next week. mostly sunny warming by midweek as we top off in the middle 70's. it looks like inland, maybe a little better than that. it will kind of shave it off as we finish off the weekend looking for maybe some showers there. 58 san francisco oakland checks in at 60 61. meanwhile for san jose across the wider geography. not a lot of movement with temperatures are still hanging in the lower 60's. give it some time, though it will climb. of course, we'll have that extension for you and a check of the 4 zone forecast a bit. noel. >> all right. thanks, dave. developing news this morning. the california secretary of state's office says it is now validated more than one point 1 million signatures in the effort to recall governor gavin newsome. now the office has received nearly 2 million

signatures. but they've not all been reviewed. the office has until april 29th to verify all of those signatures. the effort needs a little more than one 0.4 million verified signatures to trigger that special election. to a national news now where the house passed 2 immigration bills on thursday that would provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of immigrants living in the u.s. those bills passed with overwhelming support but face an uncertain future as they head to the senate. anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> 2 immigration bills cleared the house on thursday and now are heading to the so excited about the dream dreamers act. democrats applauded the bills which would open a gateway to citizenship for over 3 million undocumented immigrants, including dreamers and farm workers. this is their they have gone to schools. they are participating. >> in the united states military and the fact that

they the face fear every day of being deported. is just not the right thing to do. >> but house minority leader kevin mccarthy criticized the bills for not doing enough to do nothing to address the problem. it ignores the problem. but will actually worsen the situation. >> mccarthy says the biden administration should focus on securing the border rather than providing amnesty to undocumented immigrants. texas democratic congresswoman veronica escobar says any immigration policy needs to address both it is an easy excuse to basically ignore the root cause. but as the 2 bills head to the senate. their feet is uncertain. house democrats are backing policies that would only exacerbate it. the wrong incentive under current rules. both bills would need 60 votes to pass the upper chamber, which means democrats need to get republicans on board. we will have an opportunity to see if 10 republican senators.

>> can join us in an effort to finally pass and i hope more in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >> well, the trial of derek chauvin will remain in minneapolis despite his lawyers attempts to have it moved. they argue that chauvin who is the man charged with killing george floyd could not get a fair trial. in minneapolis because of intense media coverage, including the recent announcement of a huge settlement awarded to this. but the city to floyd's family, the judge read not denied that request he also limited the amount of evidence that can be presented about floyd's 2019 arrest opening skit statement scheduled to be begin on march 29th. another woman is accusing new york governor andrew cuomo inappropriate behavior. melissa mcgrath worked in his office and says the governor remarked on her looks and also made suggestive comments to her and another executive aide. the governor denies all these accusations ano has refused to step down despite increasing calls from top democrats. noel.

>> for your money this morning. the internal revenue service has already issued more than 42 and a half million tax refunds. the average refund just amount has been just under $3,000 about the same as a year ago. now refunds can take up to 21 days after you eat file. but the irs wants it warns that it could be longer if you mailed in your taxes, the irs delayed the filing deadline by a month now. taxes are now do may 17th instead of april 15th that needed that well, the nc double a is playing defense this morning after a woman's basketball player calls out the organization for giving men better training facilities compared to women. >> there's a lot more to that. that's right. oregon ducks basketball player sedona prince posted this video comparing the weight training amenities for men. >> to what the nc double a gave to the women. just a rack of dumbbells and a stack of yoga mats. take a listen. >> so for the nc double a

march madness. the biggest tournament in college basketball for women. this is our weight room. >> well, the video shows a large area for the men's weight room, complete with machines weightlifting benches and a lot more. it then shows a smaller area designated for the women that features a yoga mat or 2 and then one set of dumbbells. the nc double a and now says it's working on expanding the women's weight room area. >> still ahead in sports know steph curry for the warriors last night. but the dubs rallied to win in memphis. kate rooney have highlights of that game. >> and much more stick with us spring in his step tonight.

>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> it was supposed to be an off night for the warriors know steph curry know eric paskel know james wiseman, kelly oubre junior playing hurt. but instead it turned into an offensive party for golden state. first of 2. back to back in memphis stuff sitting this one out with a tailbone contusion a one-point game in the first andrew wiggins, the corner. 3 weekends was an absolute $1.27 points in the 1st half alone. >> and his energy was contagious jordan pool would get the start in place of

curry driving dunking and pool. no big deal just 25 points on 10 for 15 shooting this around the warriors really started to pull away go to another wiggins playing dream on top of the arc. another 3. he was 6 for 11 from three-point land and that shooting help the dubs take a 19 point lead into the half. they wouldn't relinquish it because we don't want to the second and we've got to give a shout out to damion. lee 21 points for him coming off the bench 3 of them. they're just so golden state really getting a lot of help from everyone on the roster who was abels. but it was wiggins night so you got to see one more driving into traffic is wiggins. 1, 2, 3, black jerseys out of the way and he would finish with 40 points on the night did i mention he also had 8 boards forces and 4 steals. you don't even need stephan wiggins is going off like that final score. one, 16 to one. '03, or you're stealing the first one in tennessee and here's what steve kerr said about how his team responded to the challenge dot strike u.s. and tonight was just put stuff of

the balkans and a lot more we were a lot of pick and roll form. and he joe dimaggio to imagine that the opportunities and not hot really change the game 2nd that's a big part of steam. >> you know, makes everyone the team go, you know the steps. so you know, with him being out there. we've got to step up. i deserve the best start. >> in a slightly chillier arena sharks looking to snap a two-game losing streak as they hosted the blues scoreless in the first period. this one was so we'll pick it up in the second as ryan donato get san jose on the board for snapping a long personal skid. the first goal in 21 games fortunato and the sharks. what hang on to that lead for a while until the 3rd period to be exact. this is kind of a weird one to clifford shot ricocheting off the leg of tyler bozak. hard to see it there. but it goes in and it's a tie game on the sharks power play no less. so that one kind

of hurt and then it would end in a shoot out the of really excelled in that situation this season. you see bob planning things out there. they're 41 in shootouts until kevin labanc shot. gets saved. so the blues take this one in the shootout, a tough loss for the sharks as they start a four-game homestand. all right. time for some spring training. the giant to take on the cincinnati reds that was wrapping up. but the a's already did some work. frankie montas getting the start against the cubs and he's back from a bout with covid-19 said he's feeling good. he pitched 3 innings today. 4 strikeouts also allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, including. that bigger final score of 6 to one here's what bob melvin had to say on franking his outing. >> it's all about trying to get his pitch count up to get him ready for the season. he was the one that's a little bit behind. so. times looked really good, you know, couple of breaking, but. fastballs, good below felt good. you know, that's kind of the most important thing and we got him. i think 5050 plus so next

time out maybe soar in the 70's and we get closer to 100 pitch mark. >> only 10 spring training games left opening day so close you can taste it. all

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. 7.30 and was turning out to be a really nice looking saturday. it is might be a little chilly for you, though. you want to probably grab a jacket as you head out the door this morning dave spahr has got the details for us, though. heyday a good

morning. well, mardy, good morning, we're starting things off on a sunny. no short might see some scattered clouds up there in the santa cruz mountains followed by little isolated shower. temperatures are a bit chilly. picking up north. yeah, we're looking at some 30's going on up there. do want to note on storm tracker here. we have some leftover snow showers up in the sierra that will dissipate later today. however, they will fire back up again in the mountains of nevada in terms of actually seeing some thunder showers perhaps today, ok, here's the golden gate bridge. beautiful sunshine there. not much of winds yet. but later on today we'll see some as we get some warming 40's line up the east bay shoreline for now, inland as well. 30's up to the north bay. meanwhile, 43 for san jose contrast sake. we are cold. look at that. more than a dozen degrees behind up there in the north bay. so 52 by 11 o'clock at 2. we're talking 57 a little in the way some scattered clouds trying to build. we're looking for some earnest warming, though, into next week. a little flavor spring for you. yeah, we'll get some temperatures into the middle 70's checking that out and also your 4 zone forecast in a bit. no.

>> well, the u.s. has hit a major milestone in the race to vaccinate americans against the coronavirus. 100 million doses have been given to americans 42 days ahead of schedule. president biden had set a goal to hit this mark in his first 100 days in office and now he's setting his sights even higher. the u.s. is vaccinating about 2.5 million people per day biden may set a 200 million doses goal by his one 100th day in office. now the u.s. is on pace to have enough of the 3 authorized vaccines to cover the entire adult population. just 10 weeks from now. hard to believe it really is. it's happened so quickly. >> so more and more people are getting vaccinated. but the bay area continues to suffer from vaccine shortages this week. thousands of second dose appointments at kaiser permanente were canceled simply because a lack of supply as kron four's michelle kingston reports, those patients. >> are actually having a hard time finding an open appointment elsewhere. i spoke to one teacher who got her

first shot earlier this month that levi stadium is set to get her second and final shot on tuesday. >> and was crushed when she received this notice i cried out of frustration. >> i have no, please, please don't do this to us. >> tara hunt is one of 8700 kaiser permanente members scheduled for covid vaccine shot at the santa clara county vaccination site who received this email from the county's health system on thursday canceling the second shot the santa clara county health system said they are not receiving enough. that scenes from the state and because of this they're transferring kaiser patients appointments with the county to kaiser because the state to the county that kaiser will have enough vaccines for its members at their vaccination sites. but when tara hunt called kaiser reschedule her second dose. she was told there were none available within her window at any santa clara county kaiser location. >> yeah. he's checked every where santa is a mosque at us sunnyvale. so he says santa clara county does not have any second round back scenes and

tell late april april 25th. i'm a simple that sounds and i went out meals. well, let's look at another county. what kind check santa nothing check. sacramento. nothing. check. no pitas, nothing. >> santa clara county health officials say they communicated with kaiser before notifying the affected patients and that kaiser members who received this notice should expect to hear from kaiser within the next few days. on how to reschedule tara hunt, however, wasn't going to wait after close to 2 hours on the phone. she was able to schedule her second dose but not within the county. she has to drive an hour away to get her second shot within the six-week window of her first shot. i got lucky. >> right. but look how many other people are going to miss that window. the second round back seen because of poor planning kaiser permanente released a statement that said in part that they're setting up a special schedule of appointment locally to vaccinate in a timely manner. those members whose appointments were canceled by santa clara county reaching

out starting today. these members to confirm they will have convenient access to the vaccinations they expected. >> in santa clara county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> well, health experts say there have been some stumbles when it comes to getting people vaccinated. right now the state is ranking near the bottom when it comes to vaccine equity. that's according to the cdc. but even though california might seem like it's falling behind other states when it comes to distribution, health. experts say our size and population makes us unique. >> of course, when you look at us compared to north dakota or new mexico or alaska we're going to look really bad in the because of the heroes. we had to overcome in the beginning when it was really rocky and where the expectations set by many of the leaders were not the reality on the ground. i think right now they are. >> doctor chin-hong says a vaccination program of this scale has never been done before. and the biggest problem is supply not strategy. doctor chin-hong added he's proud with how the

state is at least looking at equity and focusing on getting the vulnerable population vaccinated. >> governor newsome talked about president biden's challenge to make vaccines available to all adults who want by may. 1st the governor expects the vaccine tier system in the state to be dropped in about 5 weeks and that would make all californians eligible. but we're in a scarcity frame. and next week we should get 1.8 million and we're anticipating within 5 and a half weeks where we can eliminate all of that hearing, so to speak. and make available vaccines to everybody across the spectrum because supply will exponentially increase. well, the governor said the state is currently distributing more than 1 million doses. every 3 days. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news march madness is hitting las vegas.

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welcome back. we'll tourists are flocking back to las vegas is nevada is rolling back the coronavirus restrictions yet. it comes just in time for spring break. >> and march madness with nightclubs and shows reopening

visitors are all taking advantage. here is the latest on the city's long awaited comeback. nancy loo is taking a look. >> the betting and bracket busting are well underway inside circa, which touts the world's largest sports book. this place was made for march madness and some are walking away with a lot of cash to wear. >> can find for a long time. this is my first plane trip in a year. >> brian hefty comes to vegas every year from south dakota. he's among many reluctantly at hearing to restrictions and hate the >> and we hate wearing masks. so. but yeah, i mean, it's it's still ok, it's just we're easing back into this thing. so it's a little weird the weirdness and operating changes are welcomed by derek stevens, the owner of circa and other casinos. >> smaller crowds are better than no crowds. and last year's total shut down all

those top of march madness is the biggest week of the year in las vegas to have. >> it canceled it impacted. you know, everyone affected families impacted economics during the shutdown. vegas became a ghost town and unemployment peaked above 34% today. it's still around 10%, but trending downward just this week the state allowed casino capacity to increase to 50%, which appears to be the case all over downtown and along the strip. according to the las vegas convention and visitors authority 2019 was a big year with 42 and a half million people coming to town. >> the pandemic last year. cut that down to just 19 million vegas is counting on more people like j s been all of the bronx. >> it's a get vaccinated it comes to >> a brush up on thing again.

all right. here's what we're looking we're looking at lower 60's for high temperatures. a lot of those inland valleys by the middle of the week. yes up in those highs to the middle 70's. how about that for the start of spring, check long-range forecast for you. the force and a bit here.

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>> and take a look at once europe opens up again, you might want to add this to your plants in italy. how about taking a flying taxi to enjoy dinner. and these 100 foot eco towers. it's a new project, a collaboration between italian architects and a chinese company that specializes in unmanned aircraft look full tight in each tower has a landing pad and will feature a large panoramic restaurant. it will also be eco friendly and powered by green energy. similar concepts are in the works for places. >> across europe and southeast asia. it's not clear exactly where or when the construction will begin. it's also not clear if these drones will be able to fly in the rain. so point i'm thinking maybe they should send them here to california. we are our rain forecast coming up pretty quickly. yeah. happen very often. yeah, pretty much count on when that's going to happen. let's find for the first day of spring. the forecast. dave spahr, heidi.

you know, they did you get that. that steak restaurant in vegas. there's one of those because that elevator takes for you know what, we could use one of those kind of things have been kind of we don't have rain are forecast. doesn't look to the end of the week. we'll walk you through that. but there's that little chance maybe on thursday a bit. >> but looking pretty good. you know, to be tiptoeing through the spring to look for something like that. i guess here's half moon bay. some leftover cloud cover there, ok, mike it. an isolated shower in the peninsula today. it's a possibility. but they say on balance mostly sunny, we're looking for mostly sunny tomorrow will really take out whatever cloud cover we have here for tomorrow and a ping. those temperatures even more so sfo good news. no delays happening this morning either. there's the view we can see from the satellite some stray showers. a possibility leftover snow showers, though, i the sierra. however, things will be improving upstream, though, for as they see sunny skies tomorrow and then some leftover clouds monday and tuesday as a weak little system. even in our backyard.

that to me actually produce a few little snow showers going on in the sierra, though, watching things go forward. as i mentioned earlier, we clear out for nicely for this evening and then tomorrow it's mostly by monday. there's a weak system but a more potent what it looks like by about thursday here. this has to be watched not overly impressive again, compared a lot of the systems we've seen already this season, but it's still going to be there. so it's a little wrinkle. looks okay into the following weekend. however. so we're just now getting the pieces of energy, not the full brunt kind of telling us the seasons are changing with more wet winter season as we are now in spring. looks like 58 san francisco. the high today not going to be much different elsewhere. 54 pacifica and also for half moon bay certainly at the coast. a little cooler. warm it up just a touch to the bay here. 56 and burn a 59 for burlingame popping near about 60 heading south palo alto in mountain view and the santa clara valley 61 san jose 57 milpitas

sunny, though it's 60. don't forget this might see a little isolated shower back here to the peninsula in the southern end 59 for fremont inland. the tri valley at about 60 very similar to what we see on the east bay shoreline. so the micro climates are not decoupling yet are going to see more of that tomorrow and more into early next week. 62 for walnut creek. by the way, 55 chilly degrees vallejo 61 for fairfield and for napa. and it looks like 62 santa rosa lower 60's heading down south. here's that all important 7 day forecast for years that bump up and temperatures will get to about 73 or so by wednesday and there's that other system i mentioned earlier, maybe a stray shower and they will put a cloud pop and there is kind of a little place holder 39 still to be a little chilly tomorrow morning, but we'll get back in the 40's. it looks like both at the coast and inland martin. well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. 12 years ago, a traffic stop of a parolee with no bail warrant for his arrest led to the shooting deaths of 4 oakland police officers. the incident stands al one of the deadliest

shootings of police in the country and the deadliest day. >> for the oakland police department. >> makes me reflect on the sacrifice. officers make every day. going out not knowing if they're going return home that night. it is the reality of what we face every day. >> the oakland police chief, anne opd chaplain father jason land as a both sat down for interviews with kron. 4 says he tune ahead of this weekend's 12th anniversary of the day. those 4 officers lost their lives. this kron 4 exclusive will air right here tomorrow morning. >> an investigation is underway. meanwhile in east oakland where a 17 year-old was shot and killed earlier this week. it happened tuesday morning near bella vista elementary school when officers arrived on scene, they found 17 year-old to hear le flore laying in the street suffering from a gunshot wound. he did receive medical care but did not survive anyone with information on this shooting is asked to call oakland pd.

>> in the south bay. school officials are worried about homeless encampments near schools. there's one across the street from shepherd middle school in the alum rock school district or visa makeshift shelters block the sidewalk and another camp is less than a block from the sheriff colin elementary school in the franklin mckinley school district. the district superintendent is calling the on the city to take action in moving the camps away from the schools. >> it's just that now with. >> the you know, the the regular process that the city. >> in the county go cleaning incumbents. just haven't happened. and so big really gotten out of hand. >> well, help may be on the way. mayor's office is recommending requiring homeless people to move their camps if they're next to any schools, day care facility or other child serving location. >> san jose police have arrested a suspect who went on a violent crime spree, including a carjacking and

assaulting a woman. police say that man stole this truck shortly before noon on friday. he forced the driver out at knifepoint on south montgomery street after taking off the suspect was involved in a hit and run near capitol expressway and silver creek road. he then abandoned to the truck before entering a nearby garage where he stole some tools when leaving he was confronted by a neighbor. he hit her with an object and demanded her keys. she was able to escape and call for help. police were able to catch up to the man and take him into custody. they say the investigation is ongoing. >> well, more people are running bardin count rain. so both engine agencies are now adding more rights. bart will be keeping its current service hours while adding 26 more trips on each of its 6 saw lines on weekdays. bart trains will on the richmond or red line will continue to sfo without riders having to transfer at the macarthur station next weekend. bart will also align it saturday and sunday service schedules

operating the yellow orange and blue lines on both days, both bart and caltrain will begin those new schedules on monday and we'll be right back. stay with us.

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homecoming queen. our reporter cody long has the story. >> the florida department of law enforcement arrested 50 year-old laura carroll and assistant principal at bellview elementary school. her 17 year-old daughter goes to tate high school. and because she's a minor. we're not releasing her name. the mother daughter duo is accused of accessing student focus accounts after hundreds of votes for tate high's homecoming court were flagged as fraudulent a 117 votes came from the same ip address and a short span of time and the daughter of eventually was crowned homecoming queen fdle says students reported that the daughter described using her mother's focus account to cast the votes. one girl who was on the homecoming court is staying positive about it all. she talked to me about it, but we're not revealing her real voice. her face or her name really can use to be a positive start address to the situation. >> i personally know the

student and i don't think the situation should be her. i don't wish appoint anyone and i don't wish the situation on anyone. we're all high school students and we all make mistakes. i do feel this is unfair for many people and i feel bad for multiple students that were put in the situation. >> not something you hear every day. here's another something you don't see every day the mars helicopter on nasa's perseverance rover could fly as early as next month. the ingenuity helicopter is currently strapped to the perseverance rover while it charges. the test flight window could begin the first week of april that helicopter will charge its batteries through its onboard, solar panels so it can survive in the freezing nights that they see their and mark, i don't ever think of mars's be having any sort of freezing temperatures. but parents very it's going to be interesting to see if that makes topside to martian >> well, the city of san francisco teamed up with local artists to create at least

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>> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm ready gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. you almost got me sing in there on this spring march came out a little too late. dave spahr was singing to with us and he's excited about this forecast. we don't really have a lot of rain. we don't have a lot of rain and they make a great that was the other that. >> you know, all our trucks now, you know, the secret to tv behind the scenes. we have

lots of sunshine this weekend going on. we're going to warm up kind of in little steps here tomorrow. you notice it warmer in the inland valleys. kind of the couple way from the coast because today it's all kind of similar. relatively speaking and then next week at all. the way is really going start feeling like spring now. our micro climates are checking in now. we have some scattered clouds going on here. as you can see it half moon bay almost looks ominous. there. meanwhile, golden gate bridge. look at all the blue skies there. yeah. forget about fog this morning looking pretty good at that. not much of a breeze yet. there is kind of winds kind of come in and go on out of forecast to become that springfield to and it's a chill today because only getting up to about 60 or so now this radar business here, we might see with some daytime heating and isolated little shower up in the santa cruz mountains in some exhaust clouds here and there. but on balance most you folks going to see mostly sunny skies for today. temperature check 30's up north there. we got 49 for open 42 born on hayward 40's to the east bay with 43 san jose. but a big contrast because of clear skies here in

some cases more than a dozen degrees behind. but we'll make up for that with afternoon heating got 55 going on in high noon by 3 o'clock. some scattered clouds. they're short. 57 as we struggle to make it to about 60 again. little bit more warming for tomorrow. got your forecast and more in a bit. well, morning. all right, dave, thanks a lot. see in a couple minutes. our top story this morning. the public is upset in the bay area about the response to violence against the asian american community. this morning. we're hearing from an asian man who was badly beaten in san francisco earlier this week. we do want to warn you. >> his injuries are graphic. >> 59 year-old. danny, you chang's eyes were blackened and swollen shut following monday's attack. it was his first day back at the office after working remotely during the pandemic. the resident was walking on market street at new montgomery on his lunch break when he says he was jumped from behind. >> from the back push me showed me from the back. and start hitting me and i lost

and when i wake up, i'm all bloodied up. when i see the there's a lot of blood he did. he saw on the other for second first and cannot see anything. >> well, police say that the alleged tat attacker had just slashed the face of a 64 year-old white man at the 16th street bart station just a half hour before attacking danny, you chang police arrested 32 year-old jorge devis-milton. the next day. he's also been charged with 6 felonies, including aggravated aggravated mayhem. was set to be arraigned in court on monday morning. >> on the peninsula. police say a 69 year-old asian woman was attacked and robbed thursday afternoon in daly city. it happened in a residential neighborhood just off of to 80 daly city. police say it was a strong armed robbery and no weapon was used. the victim was injured but not taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the suspect. they say there have been similar attacks in daly city recently. some of the other victims were also asian.

>> governor newsome met with leaders of the asian-american community in san francisco friday. they talked about how to fight the recent surge in attacks against the community. kron four's. dan kerman was there and has more. the acts of violence and bigotry. impact all of us because we're all part of one community friday. the governor met with leaders of the asian american and pacific islander community in san francisco. >> to discuss how the state can help curb the escalating number of attacks on members of that community. how we ensure that we're preventing these incidents in the future with appropriate community-based policing and other forms of detroit, our neighborhoods. how do we ensure real investigations and accountability of these incidents and these hate crimes as a her. >> how do we ensure that we're putting victims and survivors first attacks in the asian-american community have been going on for decades. but community members said over the last 12 months they've tracked close to 1700.

>> for bull and physical attacks in california alone, which is put this segment of the community on edge. we have schools reopening where parents are fearful that their children will be bullied. >> and encounter racism. we have private businesses that are fearful that if they are. asian and have primarily asian employees. will they be targeted? the governor pledged the state would take an active role in curbing the hate. we just have to do more. >> and we have to demand better each and every one of us. this is not just about the asian community is about who we are and what we represent. that should impact each and every one of us. our lives are diminished. in this constant we have a responsibility to do more community members also indicated some 90% of the attacks on asian americans don't fit the legal definition of a hate crime. >> that's why we'll be asking the department of justice to also start tracking hate

attacks in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news thousands of people in santa clara county scrambling to get their second covid vaccine after the county said it ran out. we'll hear how kaiser's trying to help out. plus, republicans continue to criticize the white house for the lack of response at the southern border. the biden administration, those defending its actions will tell you how. and after the break, the cdc relaxes social distancing rules for school children. we have all the details. ee sure to stay with us. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back. 8. '09, here on this saturday morning. a big story we're following more california schools are making the move to return to the classroom. governor newsome revealed plans to revamp the state guidelines in order to fall in line with the latest from the cdc kron four's phillipe djegal has the details on those new recommendations. the centers for disease control and prevention says students can sit a little closer in the classroom. >> based on science. the cdc updating its guidance for in person instruction during the pandemic. now recommending kindergarten through 12th grade students with universal masking maintain at least 3

feet of space from one another. that's down from the 6 feet of distance, the cdc recommended as recently as last month it saw sign of hope. it's hopeful the agency says adults should continue to maintain at least 6 feet of space, especially around students. >> and when masks can not be worn like me or breaks the pleasanton unified school district welcomed elementary school students back to campuses 2 weeks ago, middle and high school students returned last week. the school district says idoes not intend to change its distancing model but could implement the new recommendations in the fall. just, you know, focusing on. >> how we can best serve students for the remainder of this year and when it's appropriate to start having those conversations what next year is going to look like district spokesperson patrick gannon says although the cdc has updated its distancing

guidance. >> pleasanton unified would consult with the state and county public health departments before implementing any changes we've learned anything from from guidances as the only constant is change. you know, we won't know what the fall. is going to look like and until until we're we're further along and we get closer to that point. everyone is getting used to it. i was getting used to this new normal. so i think next year would be better. the cdc also adds that in communities where covid-19 transmission rates are high. >> middle and high school students should maintain 6 feet of space in classrooms. that's because older students are more likely to be exposed to the virus and spread it then younger children. >> in pleasanton phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> and we're off to a chilly start in the 30's in some locations up in the north bay afternoon as we plow through the 50's and even scrape to about 60 or so. a check of your forecast coming up in just a bit

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reports of any damage or injuries. >> we haven't really had a good shake up here several weeks. i want to say, yeah, i couldn't let something. i probably sorry, especially for the first day of spring. don't want to start us off but they're bit of a chilly start to the morning, though. but we're expecting some beautiful temperatures around the bay days, far has all the forecast for us. hi, dave mantle, i want you to be covering your ears you hear good morning, guys. good morning, beautiful sunshine going on for today. we'll have some scattered clouds which we're still kind of seeing in some spots here. this one here off to the distance from killing ticket or cloud trying to build in some of the hills, which is the point that we might see a little isolated shower in the probably the santa cruz mountains. and again, isolated lot of folks won't see it and most will see a sky like this, maybe a few stray clouds off to the distance, but basically mostly sunny. >> sfo no delays going on there and better heating. it looks like tomorrow stormtracker 4 makes note of kind of the flow pattern. as you'll notice here in some of

this is false ground return that we see. but again in earnest little isolated shower up in the hills is a possibility. we got the 30's right now up in the north bay cold start. but we're making up for lost time, though. 41 a bottle 46 for san francisco got the 40's lining up the east bay shoreline with antioch already racing ahead at 5041. meanwhile, for livermore futurecast for notes. a few of those little stray showers down to the south. you will notice possibility there basically mosobj opens up to mostly sunny skies we're sunny in clear. looks like although we'll get some winds kind of in and out of this forecast, period and then early next week there's a passing system initially there was some talk we make a stray shower from this. it's maybe one by thursday. it's even just possible at this point. so you see what's already starting to happen now with these patterns. we're getting the very southern edge of that. we're getting just tipped by just a little bit of it with the ball cover thing remaining up to the north kind of falls apart when it gets here. indicating kind of a change of seasons a bit futurecast winds. we upticking a little bit on shore. this is a

typical pattern. we see this in the winter months or summer months. a lot. get that daytime heating although today will be you a lot of uniformity with those temperatures. that kind of tomorrow morning. early up in solano kind of interesting offshore wind temporarily, although no threat will be with that and then returning back to that onshore. wind particular appear in the north bay coast. but dawn of the peninsula as well. not as pronounced. you can see inland there. so we've got an ice, little shower in the peninsula but mild temps as we all try to reach about 60. the coast is the only area that's going to probably stay sub that for tomorrow. it's a mostly sunny and nice. we got going on here. warmer to get the upper 60's going on that decoupling will start to happen or micro climates. and the next week it's mostly sunny bumping it up even more so into the middle 70's going on in london minor cooling will be happening by thursday into friday is that we watch that last system come through this one on thursday. probably hold with that. the best chance for parts of the bay area to get a couple raindrops 58 san francisco 64 open 61 san jose.

water bay temperatures don't move too much today. we'll see better movement going on for tomorrow. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast and that extended in just a bit. marty. all right, dave, we'll look forward to that. thank you. we have some developing news for you this morning. the secretary of state has validated more than 1.1 million signatures. >> in the effort to recall governor gavin newsome. the office has received nearly 2 million signatures, but they have not all been review just yet. the office has until april 29th to verify all of those signatures. this effort needs a little bit more than one 0.4 million verified signatures to trigger a special election. noel. >> well, some new drone video has captured a group of migrant families and unaccompanied minors using rafts on the rio grande river to get into the u.s. now. this comes as the biden administration continues to be under scrutiny because of the recent surge of migrants at the u.s. southern border. house speaker nancy pelosi, though, insists the administration has the situation under control. ray

bogan reports. >> the surge of immigrants coming across the border continues and the biden administration is still trying to get a handle on the sheer numbers. the message continues to be now is not the time to come. the vast majority of families of individuals are sent back. texas governor greg abbott is calling for an investigation into who is helping these migrants get across the border. >> it empowers and enrich is the drug cartels who are involved in every single person coming across the border, including these young children, these young children coming across the border are victims of human trafficking. house speaker nancy pelosi expressed confidence in the biden administration's actions and says the current increase is part of the yearly spring surge when the weather improves. >> think that the administration is pulling this thing under control. but this migrant believes more will come during the biden administration off. so saw. 5

people were injured friday when an suv slammed into a building in hollywood for them were rushed to the hospital. >> the la police chief says a tv reporter and photojournalist were among those who are injured. that crew was working on a story about the reopening of a movie theater on west hollywood boulevard when they were suddenly hit by that suv. the driver has been arrested for dui. >> well, first day of march madness is in the books. the college basketball tournament is one of the most popular sporting events of the year. not a lot of businesses can take advantage this year, though, because of covid restrictions. however, bars and restaurants in san mateo county, which is now in the orange tier say friday night was the closest business has been to normal since the pandemic began. kron four's amanda hari has the story from burlingame. >> the year this far was silent. but that's not the case anymore. general manager

daniel jones says he's happy to see more people inside the bar cheering on their favorite wish again. but they play tomorrow. jones's mother liz owns the bar. >> they say this year has been tough. >> didn't know whether never been anything like this out there only take out only to incite the back outside and nothing outside only and in a final indoor. again, i guess has been they say opening at 50% capacity for march madness will help and they're grateful their customers are coming brian boucher went to the university of illinois. he says it's year. i think please jones says the bar has been busy with sports fans like boxer all day. >> and people are following the rules so happy to be out in very respectful about

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>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> it was supposed to be an off night for the warriors know steph curry know eric paskel know james wiseman, kelly oubre junior playing hurt. but instead it turned into an offensive party for golden state. first of 2. back to back in memphis stuff sitting this one out with a tailbone contusion a one-point game in the first andrew wiggins, the corner. 3 weekends was an absolute $1.27 points in the 1st half alone. >> and his energy was contagious jordan pool would get the start in place of curry driving dunking and pool. no big deal just 25 points on 10 for 15 shooting this around the warriors really started to pull away go to another wiggins playing dream top of the arc. another 3. he was 6 for 11 from three-point land and that shooting help the dubs take a

19 point lead into the half. they wouldn't relinquish it because we don't want to the second and we've got to give a shout out to damion lee 21 points for him coming off the bench 3 of them. they're just so golden state really getting a lot of help from everyone on the roster who was abels. but it was wiggins night so you got to see one more driving into traffic is wiggins. 1, 2, 3, black jerseys out of the way and he would finish with 40 points on the night did i mention he also had 8 boards forces and 4 steals. you don't even need stephan wiggins is going off like that final score. one 16 to one. '03, or you're stealing the first one in tennessee and here's what steve kerr said about how his team responded to the challenge dot u.s. and tonight was just put stuff in the balkans and a lot more we were a lot of pick and roll for him. that is joe dimaggio to imagine that the opportunities and not hot rose changed game 2nd that's a big part of steam. >> you know, makes everyone the team go, you know the

steps. so you know, with him being out there. we've got to step up. i deserve the best start. >> in a slightly chillier arena sharks looking to snap a two-game losing streak as they hosted the blues scoreless in the first period. this one was so we'll pick it up in the second as ryan donato get san jose on the board for snapping a long personal skid. the first goal in 21 games fortunato and the sharks. what hang on to that lead for a while until the 3rd period to be exact. this is kind of a weird one to shot ricocheting off the leg of tyler bozak. hard to see it there. but it goes in and it's a tie game on the sharks power play no less. so that one kind of hurt and then it would end in a shoot out the of really excelled in that situation this season. you see bob planning things out there. they're 41 in shootouts until kevin labanc shot. gets saved. so the blues take this one in the shootout, a tough loss for the sharks as they start a four-game homestand. time for some

spring training. the giant to take on the cincinnati reds that one is wrapping up. but the a's already did some work. frankie montas getting the start against the cubs and he's back from a bout with covid-19 said he's feeling good. he pitched 3 innings today. 4 strikeouts also allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, including. that bigger final score of 6 to one here's what bob melvin had to say on franking his outing. >> it's all about trying to get his pitch count up to get him ready for the season. he was the one that's a little bit behind. so. times looked really good. you know, couple of breaking, but. fastballs, good below felt good. you know, that's kind of the most important thing and we got him. i think 5050 plus so next time out maybe soar in the 70's and we get closer to 100 pitch mark. >> only 10 spring training games left opening day so close you can taste it. all

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up there in the north bay still at this hour. 40's fill up the east bay 54 antioch 43 going on for san jose, but for the contrast to show you what the clear skies overnight. yeah. temperatures kind of tumbled by almost a dozen degrees or better up north. meanwhile, the east some spots about a half a dozen degrees behind the flow pattern shows the potential may be a nice little sprinkle up there on the santa cruz mountains beyond that isolated again, we'll see clear skies. mostly sunny basically across the region. nice blue skies. we can see at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of an onshore wind from the flag. meanwhile, the breakdown for you today 55 at high noon by 3. we're at 57 we have a warming trend getting into next week. we'll get into that longer range forecast and the 4 zone just a bit. well, marty. >> thanks, dave. the u.s. have hit a major milestone in the race to vaccinate against the coronavirus. >> 100 million doses have been given to americans. that's 42 days ahead of schedule. president biden had set that goal to hit this mark in his first 100 days in office.

well, now he's setting his sights even higher. the u.s. is vaccinating about 2 and a half million people every day. biden had set a 200 million doses goal by his one 100th day in office. so the u.s. is now on pace to have enough of the 3 authorized vaccines to cover the entire adult population in the country. 10 weeks from now. but the bay area continues to suffer from vaccinf shortage. is this week. for instance, thousands of appointments at kaiser permanente were canceled because of a lack of supply and the santa clara county health system says it didn't get enough vaccines from the state. so they're transferring kaiser patients appointments. >> with the county back to kaiser. now the state had indicated kaiser would have enough vaccines for its members at their vaccination sites. but. >> some patients are being told there are no appointments available. >> yeah. he's checked every where santa is a mosque at us sunnyvale. sees as santa clara county does not have any second round back scenes and

tell late april april 25th. i'm a simple that sounds and i went out meals. well, let's look at another county. what kind check santa nothing check. sacramento. nothing. >> kaiser says in a statement they're setting up a special schedule of appointments locally to vaccinate in a timely manner whose members those members whose appointments were canceled by santa clara county. we are reaching out starting today to these members to confirm they will have convenient access to the vaccinations they expected. meanwhile, health experts say there have been some stumbles, of course, when it comes to getting people vaccinated. but even though california might seem like it's falling behind other states when it comes to distribution. >> health experts say that are size and population make us very unique kron four's dan thorn explains. >> california is ranking near the bottom when it comes to vaccine. equity says a new report from the centers for disease control and prevention earlier this month, the state

announced it was setting aside 40% of vaccine doses for the hardest hit communities and most vulnerable populations. despite that ranking governor newsome on friday praised how the state is doing so far and are proud of the work we're doing on equity know the state countries doing that. >> it goes deep to the conversation we're having today the issue of equity. so we're not going to back off on that commitment and health experts note it's important to keep in mind the size and diversity of california. when comparing vaccinations success to other states. ucsf professor an infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says california is complex of course, when you look at us compared to. >> north dakota or new mexico or alaska we're going to look really bad part of the frustration with the vaccine rollout comes from who has been prioritized. >> and how slowly we appear to be advancing. but doctor chan hong says a vaccination program of this scale has never been done before. and the biggest problem is supply

not strategy. i feel like we could still be doing a lot better at this in the because of the heroes. we had to overcome in the beginning when it was really rocky and where the expectations set by many of the leaders were not. >> the reality on the ground. i think right now they are doctor chan. hong is proud with how california is doing in terms of vaccinating the vulnerable 65 plus age group and how the state is at least looking at equity, making sure that all communities have access to the vaccine even though we're limited in number right now. and that means vulnerable. >> and this advantage regardless of race and that the you know, in the poorest areas in our state. >> reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> and coming up, a teacher who lost her arm is about to get a very unique artificial one should be the first person in the country to do so. we'll tell you all about it show you when we come back.

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>> i'm just trying to breathe and take it all. and sundry seaver has waited 3 years to get one of the world's first bionic arms. operated. purely by my thoughts a year and a half ago, steve are met with a doctor in new and learned she is a candidate for a new prosthetic which uses nerves in her arm to move or hand in several but her insurance would not pay for the arm. while there were changes made in the kansas legislature to have expanded coverage steber says there were still hiccups. it looked like it was going to happen at all. that's when some donor stepped in to help paying off the but like i said, we've got some donors and. >> they want to be anonymous. but we think they're amazing. >> after surgically inserting a rod into her bone and several months of healing in physical therapy so that i could practice steber her husband, an occupational therapist from extension via christi. we'll spend a week learning how the arm works.

it's just a relief to know that, you know, >> she's getting her back to be able to do so much more will be able to be a lot more functional and have the dexterity and coordination to do the things that they want to do. >> without the assistance of other people. steber says the opportunity is lifting her spirits up. yeah. you're as she moves into a new life. it's just like surreal. >> is. that was vanessa freeman reporting for us this morning. steber says want her new prosthetic is functional. she actually wants to find ways for other amputees. >> to get the same opportunity. what a really cool story and something you think you're going to be able to get the chance to do, right wolf. thank thank the lord for donors. definitely want to stick it. >> wow. look at our forecast today shows temperatures, you know, just grazing up to the lower 60's here. inland. we're going to build on that in our 7 day forecast. we'll get into the 4 zone forecast. a lot of

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for san jose noting those winds, by the way, the typical onshore will start to happen later today even as late as about 8 or so. you know, the typical warming we see inland even though we don't have a whole lot of warming going on that's going to be very distinct inland contrasted with, say the bayside and the coast to coast just a little chilly today. you'll see more of that tomorrow, though, however, tomorrow morning. interesting little offshore wind event starts to happen around solano county. it's brief, though, and we already have a lot of moisture to service. that's going to be a threat. then here comes the onshore wind. that's most noticeable in the peninsula coast and along the north bay. this is very early on monday morning by the way, noting tahoe af we take care of the last minute bit of snow tomorrow looks to be sunny temperatures in the 40's, not too bad monday and tuesday. there is a weak system that's breezes on by by tuesday might bring a couple little snow showers out that way. so the longer range forecast models. go like this. we stay sunny for the weekend. then early next week. there's that intruder, then we've pretty quiet until thursday. this hold with that a little

possibility, some stray showers. it's not as pronounced as what we have seen however, and other previous systems like this is starting to show you the weather pattern changing. we get the little southern edge of the system's not as potent as they are in the winter 58 san francisco a little chilly at the coast. all graham 54 for a half moon bay. also pacifica bayside bump that up to the upper 50's burlingame 59 and we're getting some 60's down here. redwood city in palo alto. the south into the lower 60's. a san jose at 61 cupertino at 60 along with santa clara got about 60 ish east bay shoreline 59 pleasanton very much the same from the bay side over the east bay hills, even up to walnut creek at 62, but 60 open in san leandro. that's going to be more pronounced tomorrow in particular by the middle of next week. 55 going 61 fairfield 62 for sonoma and 62 also for santa rosa lower 60's of the coast. but again, chilly, when you get back, though, those hills to the coast, 7 day forecast. we pop up to the middle 70's or close

to it by wednesday. here's that little disturbance monday, tuesday ish and thursday keeping the rain drops off of that for right now. the kind of jump up and down a little here. we'll get into the 40's and earnest looks like by tuesday and keep in the 40's into next week. marty. okay, dave, thanks a lot. to the south bay. now this morning, san jose's homeless crisis may be hitting a breaking point in one school district. >> officials in the franklin mckinley school districts say one homeless encampment is getting too close for comfort and with students returning to campus, they want something done. kron four's rob fladeboe explains how the districts demands could soon be met. >> with some exceptions. there has been a kind of moratorium on homeless camp sweeps during the pandemic for safety reasons. >> but that has led to a proliferation of tense motorhomes. another street-side camps near schools. the homeless are camping across the street from shepherd middle school in the alum rock school district. well, our visa in makeshift shelters block the sidewalk less than a block from

shirakawa elementary in the franklin mckinley school district. it's time for action. said superintendent juan cruz. it's just that now with. >> the you know, the the regular process that the city in the county go cleaning in comments. just haven't happened. and so big really gotten out of hand action may be coming in a memorandum to the city council. >> the mayor's office is recommending the city manager to require unhoused individuals after substantial outreach that includes an offer of services and shelter to relocate anytime their encampment is located near a school day care facility rather child serving location at a substantial distance that accommodates the high-frequency walking around so children to and from school. just the overall environment. >> the trash and a lot of cases. you know, there's there's dogs. there it's just not what we want our students, especially our youngest, you know, residents of our

community to be exposed to at such a young age. >> the city has built new short-term housing and relocated scores of homeless people in recent months. but their numbers are increasing as a result of the pandemic as reopening looms school officials say they are sensitive to the desperate plight of their newfound neighbors. but insist children's welfare and a safe path to and from school should be part of the plan and these. >> with when it comes down to schools. you know, we had a lot of rules and regulations around. you know, things that can happen. within the boundaries of schools. and i think this should be addressed in the same way in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> well, 12 years ago a traffic stop of a parolee with a no bail warrant for his arrest led to the shooting deaths of 4 oakland police officers that incident stands as one of the deadliest shootings of police in the country. >> and the deadliest day for the oakland police department.

>> makes me reflect on the sacrifice. officers make every day. going out not knowing if they're going return home that night. it is the reality of what we face every day. >> the oakland police chief who you just heard from an opd chaplain father jason lamm both sat down for virtual one on one interviews with kron four's madyun ahead of this weekend's 12th anniversary of the day. those 4 officers lost their lives. it is a kron 4 exclusive story. we're going to be airing it right here tomorrow morning. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

>> well, in the east bay after a 4 month closure fairyland is finally reopening and it's thanks in part to a celebrity fundraising effort. there will be safety guidelines in place. of course. and regardless of whether you've been vaccinated everyone going to fairyland must wear a mask and keep their distance capacity will be a 25%. but of course they're excited very excited to welcome people back to the storybook property, beside lake merritt. >> we've been close, as you know, performance and we opened in the fall. and so we suffered a little bit of whiplash. and we're just so glad to be out of that. it's so encouraging vaccinations.

on the increase and cases on the decrease that, you know, we look forward to a strong summer where we can welcome in the park the time. >> and just to be on the safe side. the park will be open in 2 different shifts every day. the first shift runh from 9 to noon. the second shift will run from one until 4 o'clock in the afternoon and you can buy your tickets online and a lot of families really excited here's something pretty cool. the city of san francisco has teamed up with local artist to create at least 20,000 masks. >> so they can distribute them throughout the city. the initiative is part of san francisco's new mask on stay strong campaign. it promotes continued mask-wearing to help stop the spread of covid-19 the 8 bay area artist actually created the custom designs to reflect the spirit of their own cultural communities. >> cool stuff. all right. still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a community reeling after another asian american is attacked.

>> we've got a powerful message from the latest victim. plus, kids in school can soon said a little closer. we've got details on the cdc's new social distancing guidelines for schools. stick with us. the kron 00:00am morning news continues a

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and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is 09:00am here on this saturday march 20th. it's the first day of spring yeah. sun's up in china and the lib out of the darkness of the winter time a bit chilly, though, dave spahr as here with all the details on the forecast high day. noel marty, good morning. and good morning, pretty much mostly sunny to start sure. we'll get a little bit of an afternoon breeze is kind of reminding us. it's spring. >> and generating a little bit by a inland heating, although we're not going to see big difference with temperatures inland as we do say around the bay shoreline that will change a little bit as we get into tomorrow and certainly in the middle of next week live shot coming in from half moon bay. some scattered clouds off towards the distance. we may see an isolated little sprinkles there in the santa cruz mountains potentially today. but most of the base don't look like this golden bridge picture. mostly sunny going on here. not much of a breeze for now. the flow pattern is pretty much the same as we've seen in a little bit from the west to east notice that little green patch off to the east that's in about in the mountains might

see maybe a thunder shower out that way. got 40's and 50's mixture on the east bay shoreline 40's up in the north bay, which is an improvement from the 30's earlier, 46 for san jose. we're still trailing from yesterday, although we're closing the gap each hour. so for today we expect about 56 at 1 o'clock 57 going on by for a couple little scattered clouds in there. but look at what your sunday looks like and the forecast for today coming up in just a bit. >> our silence is complicity. we cannot be complacent. we have to speak out. we have to act harm. >> against any one of us. is a harm against all of us. >> let's get right to our top story this morning, the president and vice president speaking out about nationwide increases in anti asian violence. they're offering comfort asian americans in a country still reeling from this week's mass shooting. >> here in the bay area. unfortunately that violence has not stopped this morning.

an asian man who was badly beaten on san francisco's market street earlier this week. >> is sharing his story and it's just one of several recent attacks on asian americans in the bay area and we want to warn you that the injuries his injuries are graphic. kron four's. maureen kelly has his story. >> even so, on the other for second first. and second day, i cannot see anything. >> the 59 year-old a man's injuries are starting to improve for days after the assault. here's how he looks soon after the vicious beating his eyes blackened and swollen shut after what san francisco police are calling an unprovoked attack at 02:00pm monday the travel agent was walki g on market street at new montgomery on his lunch break his first day back at the office after working remotely during the pandemic. >> when he was jumped from behind from the back. >> push me showed me from the back. and start eating the and i lost and when i wake up, i'm all bloodied up. when i see the sidewalk, it's there's a

lot police say the person who did this had just slashed in the face of a 64 year-old white man at the 16th street bart station just a half hour before. >> the next day, police arrested 32 year-old jorge devis-milton. he's been charged with 6 felonies, including aggravated mayhem, yu chang, who is of chinese and filipino heritage is one of the latest victims of attacks on asian americans tuesday. 8 people, mostly asian women were gunned down near atlanta and there have been several violent. even deadly attacks on asian seniors here in the bay area today you chang made a plea for peace and i hope >> you have some kindness and respect that these people are all people. they have so few. if you want us to leave that then leave peacefully. they did they'd done both me. any harm to you. love them. you've that you've done that suspect the suspect in this case remains in custody. >> he set to be arraigned on monday. maureen kelly kron 4 news.

>> meanwhile, on the peninsula, police say a 69 year-old asian woman was attacked and robbed thursday afternoon in daly city. it happened in a residential neighborhood just off of 2.80. daly city police say it was a strong armed robbery and no weapon was used. the victim was injured but not taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the suspect. they say there have been similar attacks in daly city recently. some of the other victims were also asian. marty. >> well, governor newsome met with asian american leaders in san francisco on friday and they were talking about how to fight the recent surge in attacks against their community. they told the governor that violence against them has been happening for decades. but advocates say that over the past year they've been close to 1700 verbal and physical attacks in california. the governor then pledge that the state will be taking a more active war role in preventing more violence. >> we just have to do more and we have to demand better each and every one of us. this is not just about the asian

community is about who we are and what we represent. how do we ensure real investigations and accountability of these incidents and these crimes as a her. >> how do we ensure that we're putting victims and survivors first. >> community members say about 90% of the attacks do not fit the legal definition of a hate crime souther planned to ask the department of justice to begin tracking hate attacks as well as hate crimes. >> there are growing calls now for the san francisco school board. vice president to resign after someone tweets that appear to be biased against asians back in 2016, allison collins made several tweets accusing asian americans of using white supremacy to get ahead of their black colleagues and she also used a racial slur in a statement fellow school board member jenny lam, who is the only chinese american member of the board asked collins to step down. she said, quote, among our students, 40% are

asian american and pacific islander collins must address her racist comments and stabbed her refusal to apologize takes time and energy away from our work here at the district. i'm asking commissioner collins to provide a public apology at our next board meeting. and i'm calling for her resignation from the san francisco board of education and quote, several san francisco supervisors are also saying collins should step down. >> and coming up this morning, thousands of people in santa clara county scrambling to get their second vaccine after the county said it ran out. we'll find out how kaiser's trying to step in and help. >> i'm anna wiernicki in washington. 2 immigration bills passed the house this week. but as they head to the senate. their fate is uncertain. i'll have that story coming up. >> and after the break, the cdc relaxes social distancing rules for school children will have those details coming up next. stay with us. we're back

with the big story this morning, updated cdc guidelines could allow more children in the classroom. now they're saying rather than 6 feet of separation. >> through new recommendations say that students can safely sit 3 feet apart. they also removed the call for plastic partitions between each

student's desk. cdc says, though, that this can only happen if there's 100% masking in the classroom. the cdc says 6 feet distance should be maintained in common areas like school lobbies and also when masks cannot be warned like in the cafeteria when students are eating. >> in the east bay, members of the family and your unified school district and the teachers association have announced they've reached a tentative agreement to allow for hybrid instruction if the teachers approved this tentative deal students of all grade levels in the district will be able to attend classes in person for part of the school day beginning april 12th families will also have the option to continue distance learning if they so choose safe. we're looking at mostly sunny skies going on for your saturday, temperatures going into the upper 50's and lower 60's for afternoon highs inland. however, we're looking for better separation as we get into sunday woman up those in the valleys and next week. keep it here for checking your forecast next.

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the quake shook buildings in tokyo. also caused the tsunami advisory for the country's northeast coast. the mets since been lifted. there have been no reports of any damage or injuries. but boy, some nervous folks in japan this morning. one really good to hear. no reports of injuries because 7 point oh, that's very, very strong, very strong to major earthquake day starting by he's got a check of. >> our forecast over here. what we're looking for the weekend. hey, hey, hey, you know, they're very destructive, but they do help life of the carbon cycle. having that and of course, they don't continents for we have up a nice forecast going on this weekend and next week. here we have, as you can see, the view half moon bay and what we'll see later on today is maybe the production of some. i see the ice a little showers up there on the peninsula up tick in mountain zones, potentially little bit. the santa cruz mountains as a poll, by the way, no delays happening there either. here's what looks like on storm tracker. the same flow pattern we've seen looks like a couple cells from shop there in san mateo county a bit and then

off to the far east. that's what's left over from the snow showers overnight. things will be improving the sierra to for the weekend. we've upper 40's about 52 going on for oakland 40's. meanwhile to the north bay this morning. we joined you. they were in the 30's all the way until just last hour. so that's a nice improvement futurecast for a clear-out again, a nice little showers possible up in the mountain sunday, smooth sailing and we see some better warming happening inland little bit more decoupling from the bay side. temperatures contrast that with the inland spots. now, early next week. a little change starts to develop here a little bit on monday. a new system drop south. and for now we'll just say scattered clouds with don't necessarily sne a lot of rain associated with it. but there's the possibility maybe there will a little closer, maybe on shore flow this afternoon compliments of warming kind of inland, although we the big contrast today offshore wind up there to solano county, little bit in contra, costa county, just a touch briefly and then we return to the onshore flow. as you can see, most pronounced at the coast of the peninsula and up in the

north bay. so again, a nice shower. the peninsula. mild temps with temperatures struggling about 60 or so tomorrow we do a little bepter with the upper 60's inland seal feel a little difference there for a lot of the inland communities and next week it's mostly sunny warm and even more so middle 70's. by the time we get around wednesday backing off thursday and friday yes, another system comes our way for today. we'll do about 58 san francisco open 6061 san jose. across the wider bay temperatures holding in the lower 60's. well, look at that. 4 zone forecast. we're in the extended in just a bit okay. thank you. it's good to developing news this morning, the california secretary of state's office says it is now validated more than 1.1 million signatures. >> in the effort to recall governor newsome, the office has received nearly 2 million signatures but not all of them have yet been re re reviewed the office has until april 29th to verify all of those signatures. now this effort needs a little more than one

0.4 million verified signatures to trigger a special election. well. >> to national news now the house has passed 2 immigration bills on thursday that would provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of immigrants living in the u.s. now those bills passed with overwhelming effort. our support excuse me. but face an uncertain future as they head to the senate. anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> 2 immigration bills cleared the house on thursday and now are heading to the so excited about the dream dreamers act. democrats applauded the bills which would open a gateway to citizenship for over 3 million undocumented immigrants, including dreamers and farm workers. this is their they have gone to schools. they are participating. >> in the united states military and the fact that they the face fear every day of being deported. is just not the right thing to do. >> but house minority leader

kevin mccarthy criticized the bills for not doing enough to do nothing to address the problem. it ignores the problem. but will actually worsen the situation. >> mccarthy says the biden administration should focus on securing the border rather than providing amnesty to undocumented immigrants. texas democratic congresswoman veronica escobar says any immigration policy needs to address both it is an easy excuse to basically ignore the root cause. but as the 2 bills head to the senate. their feet is uncertain. house democrats are backing policies that would only exacerbate. the wrong incentive under current rules. both bills would need 60 votes to pass the upper chamber, which means democrats need to get republicans on board. we will have an opportunity to see if 10 republican senators. >> can join us in an effort to finally pass it. i hope more in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >> well, the trial of derek chauvin will remain in

minneapolis. this despite his lawyers attempts to have it moved. they argued the show been the man charged with killing george floyd could not get a fair trial in minneapolis because of the intense media coverage, including the recent announcement of a huge settlement awarded by the city to floyd's family. the judge denied that request and also limited the amount of evidence that can be presented about george floyd's. 2019 arrest opening statements in that trial scheduled to begin on march 29th. another woman is accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of inappropriate behavior. alyssa mcgrath worked in his office and says the governor remarked on her looks and also made suggestive comments to her and another executive aide. now the governor has denied all the accusations and has refused to step down despite increasing calls from top democrats. well. >> for your money this morning. the irs has already issued more than 42 and a half million tax refunds. the average refund amount has been

just under $3,000, which is about the same as a year ago. refunds can take up to 21 days after you eat file. but the irs warns it could be longer if you mailed in your taxes, the irs delayed the filing deadline by a month. taxes are now not due until may 17th and said that normal april 15th. a remarkable video out of utah this morning where a suspect is lucky to be alive. officers were pursuing 35 year-old dustin butterfield on suspicion of dui. police called off the chase and butterfield clipped another car before losing control of his vehicle and then plummeted down an overpass embankment. police arrived and pulled him out of the burning suv suffered a broken leg but is otherwise said to be okay. he's now facing multiple

felony charges. well, 5 people were injured on friday when an suv slammed into a building in hollywood for them were rushed to the hospital. >> the la police chief says a tv reporter and photojournalist were among those who are injured that crew was working on a story about the reopening of a movie theater on west hollywood boulevard when they were hit by that suv. the driver has been arrested for dui. and still ahead in sports know steph curry for the warriors last night. but nevertheless, the dubs rallied to win in memphis. kate rooney has all the highlights of that game. plus a whole lot more in sports. that's coming up. stay with us.

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>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> it was supposed to be an off night for the warriors know steph curry know eric paskel know james wiseman, kelly oubre junior playing hurt. but instead it turned into an offensive party for golden state. first of 2. back to back in memphis stuff sitting this one out with a tailbone contusion a one-point game in the first andrew wiggins, the corner. 3 weekends was an absolute $1.27 points in the 1st half alone. >> and his energy was contagious jordan pool would get the start in place of curry driving dunking and pool. no big deal just 25

points on 10 for 15 shooting this around the warriors really started to pull away go to another wiggins playing dream top of the arc. another 3. he was 6 for 11 from three-point land and that shooting help the dubs take a 19 point lead into the half. they wouldn't relinquish it because we don't want to the second and we've got to give a shout out to damion lee 21 points for him coming off the bench 3 of them. they're just so golden state really getting a lot of help from everyone on the roster who was abels. but it was wiggins night so your got to see one more driving into traffic is wiggins. 1, 2, 3, black jerseys out of the way and he would finish with 40 points on the night did i mention he also had 8 boards forces and 4 steals. you don't even need stephan wiggins is going off like that final score. one 16 to one. '03, or you're stealing the first one in tennessee and here's what steve kerr said about how his team responded to the challenge dot strike u.s. and tonight we just put stuff of the balkans and a lot more than we were a lot of pick and roll form. and he joe dimaggio

to that opportunities and not hot really change the game 2nd that's a big part of steam. >> you know, makes everyone the the team go, you know the steps. so you know, with him being out there. we've got to step up. i deserve the best start. >> in a slightly chillier arena sharks looking to snap a two-game losing streak as they hosted the blues scoreless in the first period. this one was so we'll pick it up in the second as ryan donato get san jose on the board for snapping a long personal skid. the first goal in 21 games fortunato and the sharks. what hang on to that lead for a while until the 3rd period to be exact. this is kind of a weird one to shot ricocheting off the leg of tyler bozak. hard to see it there. but it goes in and it's a tie game on the sharks power play no less. so that one kind of hurt and then it would end in a shoot

out the of really excelled in that situation this season. you see bob planning things out there. they're 41 in shootouts until kevin labanc shot. gets saved. so the blues take this one in the shootout, a tough loss for the sharks as they start a four-game homestand. all right. time for some spring training. the giant to take on the cincinnati reds that was wrapping up. but the a's already did some work. frankie montas getting the start against the cubs and he's back from a bout with covid-19 said he's feeling good. he pitched 3 innings today. 4 strikeouts also allowed 4 hits and 2 runs, including. that bigger final score of 6 to one here's what bob melvin had to say on franking his outing. >> it's all about trying to get his pitch count up to get him ready for the season. he was the one that's a little bit behind. so. times looked really good, you know, couple of breaking, but. fastballs, good below felt good. you know, that's kind of the most important thing and we got him. i think 5050 plus so next time out maybe soar in the

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moment that happened, you know, that we can actually see the pictures here. i can. so i just hear the little bit of sound he's a dangerous good morning, guys. good morning everybody. a beautiful it's probably were singing about a little bit and all that stuff going on because we'll see temperatures get up to the 70's pick in the next weeks. if you've been waiting for good or his picture of spring. we got it in the seven-day forecast. we'll get into that in a bit. right now. here's the progress of those temperatures climb because we started off really cold up in the north bay. lots of 30's or in the 40's now 52 going on for oakland, even a half moon bay at about 50 along with redwood city in 46. meanwhile, for san jose with the flow pattern and daytime heating. we might get an isolated little shower up there and some of the higher elevations pick in the santa cruz mountains, maybe everybody see pretty much mostly sunny skies. here's the picture from the golden gate. as you can see, little bit of an onshore breeze. checking in this hour. and meanwhile, will see 56 at 1 o'clock at 4 57 with some scattered clouds coming up a little bit later on. we'll be talking about that warming

trend. we expect into next week morning. well, ok, jay, thanks, lynn. let's get to our top story this half hour. the bay area continues to suffer from vaccine shortages. >> this week. for instance, thousands of second dose appointments at kaiser permanente were canceled because of a lack of supply. it's not something you want to hear. that's for sure. as kron four's. michelle kingston reports, though, those patients. >> are having a hard time finding an appointment elsewhere. i spoke to one teacher who got her first shot earlier this month that levi stadium is set to get her second and final shot on tuesday. >> and was crushed when she received this notice. i cried out of frustration. >> i have no, please, please don't do this to us. >> tara hunt is one of 8700 kaiser permanente members scheduled for covid vaccine shot at the santa clara county vaccination site who received this email from the county's health system on thursday canceling the second shot the santa clara county health system said they are not receiving enough. that scenes from the state and because of this they're transferring kaiser patients appointments

with the county to kaiser because the state to the county that kaiser will have enough vaccines for its members that their vaccination sites. but when tara hunt called kaiser reschedule her second dose. she was told there were none available within her window at any santa clara county kaiser location. >> yeah. he's checked every where santa is a mosque at us sunnyvale. so he says santa clara county does not have any second round back scenes and tell late april april 25th and a symbol that sounds and i went out meals. well, let's look at another county. what kind check sdnta nothing check. sacramento. nothing. check. no pitas, nothing. >> santa clara county health officials say they communicated with kaiser before notifying the affected patients and that kaiser members who received this notice should expect to hear from kaiser within the next few days. on how to reschedule tara hunt, however, wasn't going to wait after close to 2 hours on the phone. she was able to schedule her second dose but not within the

county. she has to drive an hour away to get her second shot within the six-week window of her first shot. i got lucky. >> right. but look how many other people are going to miss that window. the second round back seen because of poor planning kaiser permanente released a statement that said in part that they're setting up a special schedule of appointment locally to vaccinate in a timely manner. those members whose appointments were canceled by santa clara county reaching out starting today. these members to confirm they will have convenient access to the vaccinations they expected. >> in santa clara county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. all of that story just showed health experts say there have been some stumbles when it comes to getting people vaccinated. assure have right now. the state is ranking near the bottom when it comes to vaccine equity. that's according to the cdc. >> but even though california might seem like it's falling behind other states when it comes to distribution, health. experts say our size and our population make us unique. >> of course, when you look at us compared to north dakota or

new mexico or alaska. we're going look really bad in the because of the heroes. we had to overcome in the beginning when it was really rocky and where the expectations set by many of the leaders were not the reality on the ground. i think right now they are. >> doctor chan. hong says a vaccination program of this scale has, of course, never been done before. and the biggest problem is supply not strategy. doctor chan hong added, he's proud with how the state is at least looking at equity and focusing on getting the vulnerable populations vaccinated. >> governor newsome talked about president biden's challenge to make vaccines available to all adults who want one by may 1st the governor expects the vaccine tier system in the state to be dropped in about 5 weeks that would make all californians eligible for the vaccine. but we're in a scarcity frame. and next week we should get 1.8 million and we're anticipating within 5 and a half weeks where we can eliminate all of

that hearing, so to speak. and make available vaccines to everybody across the spectrum because supply will exponentially increase. the governor said the currently the state is distributing more than 1 million doses. every 3 days. >> in the east bay, something to cheer about. health officials have given the green light for high school cheerleading to resume in a reversal of their previous stance cheer squads will now be allowed at friday night games. the decision came as a welcome surprise to the cheer team who returned to the sidelines for last night's football game. >> definitely amazing mentally help being here and just feels like normal things again. it means a lot to be back here. this is my 12th year doing chair and i haven't really i've never really had life without it. so i feel like having this break. really but understand how much i miss it. and it's just so great to be with my teammates again. >> there will be covid health

restrictions in place. as you can see, they're wearing masks and whatnot games will have a limited capacity allowed in the stands as well. well, is it safe for pregnant women to get a covid-19 vaccine research on that is continuing but a bay area doctor says if you want to have a baby, you should get vaccinated as soon as possible. cdc explains overall, there is a low chance but pregnant women are at an increased risk for severe illness from covid-19 like preterm birth or death when compared to non-pregnant people. now, despite limited data ucsf doctor tells kron for a vaccine could be key in preventing problem. we've been encouraging to talk to their healthcare providers they very reassured that we think. >> that it's important for pregnant to get vaccinated because of the risk of covid-19 in pregnancy as well as protecting both the mothers and the potential protecting the intense who passed and a body. we are learning of a

partially vaccinated. healthcare worker in florida who gave birth to a baby who was born with covid antibodies trail says. >> this is a good because newborns don't have strong immune systems when they are most vulnerable. >> airline companies and other travel officials are supporting supporting the so-called vaccine passport that would allow travelers to prove they've been vaccinated against the coronavirus or that they recently tested negative. some tech companies and travel related groups are already testing out. various versions of the passport. the information could be stored on your phone or other mobile device to show airline employees and the tsa agent. now to a viral story. the nc double a's playing defense this morning after a woman's basketball player called out the organization for giving men better training facilities compared to the women players and there's more to it than that. that's right. the oregon state sophomore posted a video comparing the weight training amenities for men. >> to what the nc double a gave to the women. a rack of

dumbbells and a stack of yoga mats. yeah, it didn't go over very big viral video went viral. >> the nc double a now facing some major questions and a major fitness chain is stepping up to help the women basketball players. >> ktla chris wolfe has more on that. >> college basketball's march madness is currently filled with anger over gender inequality involving perks and amenities provided for male and female players. the men's tournament is in indianapolis. the women's in san antonio. i got some to show university of oregon player sedona prince who hails from southern california hemet to be exact sums it all up in a viral video. this is our weight room. let me show you all the menswear room. now at pictures of our weight room got released versus the men since w cannot with a statement saying that it wasn't money. it was space. that was a

problem. let me show you all something else. here's our practice court. right. and then here's that weight room. >> and then here's all this. >> extra space instagram account women's hoops says the unfair treatment extends beyond the workout area posting photos comparing the swag or gift bags offered to female players with the goodies offered to the men. the difference is stunning. what we normally pulled together over months and indeed years. we have tried to do. >> in weeks. some cases days. and that's meant some shortcomings. and again, for that. i apologize and feel terrible espn basketball analyst. jay bill is is slamming the reaction from the student athletic organization. i think you could see from the response of the nc double a how meager it was. they basically made excuses. >> and where was the sw president like in this situation, the nc double a president step forward other standouts are sounding off venus williams. this is a statement to how much work

there still is to do for equity in sports for men and women and brooklyn nets player kyrie irving says so nc double a this is how you all are doing our queens. we can't tolerate this. they deserve more. chris wolfe news nation. steph curry also tweeted something similar. an nc double a get with it will nc double. a officials say. >> they're going to fix the problem is quickly as they can. but for right now, planet fitness chain stepping in announcing it's going to deliver some equipment to that san antonio bubble which will be much, much needed. and welcome to for those girls. they're also offering a one year free membership. >> to sedona prince and all players on the tournament. women's basketball team again. it's it's it's an upsetting thing because they work so hard to get there. and you think they're going to, you know. be welcomed with with, you know, a little bit of pomp and circumstance. a little bit. at the very least, some

big deal is the day. >> ok for today we'll look at those temperatures to skyrocket up to maybe about 6 years. so lower 60's going on in love but will be warming up a little bit into the week ahead. a look at your 4 zone and that extended in just a bit good morning. welcome

back. hope you're enjoying the

first full day of spring. yes, it's 9.44. on this first day of spring this saturday. dave spahr says we've got some blue skies today. >> but might be a little chilly take yeah. even with the sun hitting because a little bit of a breeze will feel like that to some scattered clouds to we could see him. >> afternoon bay, but on balance, we should be turning kind of mostly sunny for a lot of the geography now later on today might see some isolated underscore isolated little showers up in the hills, potentially a little bit. here's what we see in pretty good no delays this morning as well. flow pattern is still much the same coming in from the northwest basically are basically a west to east pattern which the winds will kind of a covid later on for today got a chilly 50 going on for looks like concord. but 47 livermore, tri valley even colder still 54 any off with 40's recovering up here and north bay compared to those cold 30's. we had this morning. later today we get the inland heating. we don't have really much of a contrast going on temperature wise across most of the region but will still have that onshore

wind tomorrow looks like an interesting offshore and then temporarily up the county at dawn will say and then the typical on shore wind for tomorrow. afternoon. it will favor. looks like the coast and the west tahoe's forecast. we shake off whatever snow there is today by tomorrow with sunny some scattered clouds early into next week as we do see a weak system in our back yard. that looks less potent than it did just a couple of days ago. now as we go through you'll see a drop on south here. we're getting some scattered clouds with it, but it doesn't look like we'll get any rain. then the next question is this next system on thursday. we get anything from it for right now. looks like some clouds building will keep the rain drops off of there. but just remember, it's still there. we'll see what happens. we get a little closer than that. again, some better with a warm and we expect later in the week. but for today we'll take it. lots of sunshine at 58%. francisco little cooler along the 54 pacifica and for half moon bay bump it up as you head to the bay now 57 millbrae and 59 burlingame get some lower 60's

down south redwood city and mountain view checking at about 60 along with the south 61 for san jose cupertino at 6057 milpitas got about 60 is happening here in the east bay shoreline. but meanwhile, tri valley, you'll be at about 60 bump that up to about 62 for walnut creek and conquered 58 for a berkeley stiff to was 61 for fairfield, 61 for napa and 62 born on for santa rosa. so in that seven-day, there's a nice warm-up happening 73 by wednesday potentially in the middle 70's. a new system by thursday with some scattered clouds will note looks okay. heading into next weekend lows jump around a little bit. little chilly to start even tomorrow morning in the 30 still. but the 40's will take hold even inland for most of the balance of the week. marty noel. all right. dave, seeing a couple minutes. thank you. 12 years ago, a traffic stop of a parolee with a no bail warrant for his arrest led to the shooting deaths. >> of 4 oakland police officers. the incident stands as one of the deadliest

shootings of police in the country. >> and the deadliest day for the oakland police department. >> makes me reflect on the sacrifice. officers make every day. going out not knowing if they're going return home that night. it is the reality of what we face every day. >> the oakland police chief in opd chaplain father jason land as a both sat down for interviews with kron. 4 says he do ahead of this weekend's 12th anniversary of the day. those 4 officers lost their lives that kron 4 exclusive interview will air right here tomorrow morning. >> an investigation is underway in east oakland today where 17 year-old was shot and killed earlier this week. this happened tuesday morning near bella vista elementary school when officers arrived on scene, they found 17 year-old to hear le flore laying in the street suffering from a gunshot wound. he did receive medical care but did not survive anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police.

>> in the south bay. school officials are worried about homeless encampments near schools. there's one across the street from shepherd element, a shepherd middle school rather in the alum rock school district. our visa makeshift shelters block the sidewalk and then there's another camp less than a block from shirakawa elementary in the franklin mckinley school district. the district superintendent is calling on the city to take action in moving the camps away from the schools. >> it's just that now with. >> the you know, the the regular process that the city in the county go cleaning in comments. just haven't happened. and so big really gotten out of hand. >> well, help may be on the way as the mayor's office is recommending requiring homeless people to move their camps if they're next to any schools, day care facility or other child serving location. >> bart and caltrain have announced more rides across their systems as more people are getting back on the trains. bart will keep its

current service hours. it will also add 26 more trips on each of the 6 lines on weekdays, bart trains on the richmond or red line will continue to sfo without writers having to transfer at macarthur. next weekend but will also align it saturday and sunday service schedules operating yellow, orange and blue lines on both days. those new schedules start on monday. >> well, there's a new movie out now that shining a light on a battle that a lot of us were veterans are facing here at home. >> it's an importan conversation to be had. and it's from the same directors who actually brought you and vendors infinity war and endgame gather joel and anthony russo and they've teamed up with spiderman actor tom holland to bring you a scaled down version of cherry. >> it's about an army veteran who suffering from ptsd who robs banks to support his opioid addiction. doug kolk has the story. >> 23 years old and.

>> sometimes owner of life was wasted the challenge i think was a big thing for me, you was someone looking for challenge. the russo brothers 2 people are ready and cup to see the great seal making so that was a bit of an easy decision and happy you're my that was like, you join the army. why would you do that? >> the cast is phenomenal and part of the fun of the cast is that they're young. they're young actors. you know, people have done so yes, i top people haven't been exposed to many of these actors. >> and working on a marble cell. you're running 2, 3, 4 units at the same time you're running a motion capture you that plane unit and you know, there's information coming constantly for for you. you know, through morning into 2

year period. this is more intimate involves more sensitive conversations a little less of this sort of three-ring circus of it all. i had this >> it is >> when they are >> also think its own carries with it a really, really strong message a message i believe in and i really hope people see this film i'm will sympathize and change that perspective on what all its like being and add it to someone suffering from ptsd. it's no secret my face. looks like. >> one thing about robbing banks is you most about the women's a lasting one of these really sometimes people can help themselves some time. so people spoke. >> especially in this case someone is so just suffering from ptsd. adam, they go to the doctor to seek help. and the doctor gives them heroin in a pill. >> i really hope the fact this film can shed the light on that issue and that people will seek help in several feet above the knee and

prescriptions. sometimes i feel like i've already seen everything. it can happen. >> as a nightmare. >> cherry is available to stream through apple tv now with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >> well, that looks like an eye opener on a lot of different levels that going on there. he i like that. he said seeking therapy and set of prescriptions. and i think that's something a lot of people will take with them after watching that. hope so.

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a 4 month closure. take a look very like his opening again, people are so excited about this one. there's going to be some safety guidelines in place. of course. >> regardless of whether you've been vaccinated. you do need to wear a mask and keep your distance while you're there at fairyland. >> capacity will be at 25%, they are excited to welcome people back to the storybook property that sits beside lake merritt. >> we've been close, as you know, performance and we opened in the fall. and so we suffered a little bit of whiplash. and we're just so glad to be out of that. it's so encouraging vaccinations. on the increase and cases on the decrease that, you know, we look to a strong summer of what we can to him the park to have a good time. yeah. it just to be on the safe side. keep this in mind. the park will be open in 2 shifts. the first shift is between 9. >> and noon in the morning. and then the second shift will start at 1 o'clock through 4

o'clock in the afternoon. and keep in mind, you can buy your tickets online. i know a lot of kids are really looking forward to something like that, especially when we've got such a beautiful. >> week of we had spring is here big plenty of sunshine a bit a bit cooler as we were talking about all morning long specially, you're heading out this morning. yeah, definitely grab a jacket. if you are. enjoy the sunshine while you can. we. i think that's all time we got for today, though. yeah, that's gonna wrap things up. we'll leave you with this wonderful view of san francisco have yourself a great day. and this first day of scranton spring on marty gonzalez. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you tomorrow morning right here at 07:00am.

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