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is pretty. it's pretty cool. man. >> the past year has not been the easy on justin will hide and his family do something and it'll hurt so bad or all i can't breeze. and this just a normal, you know, tuesday.

>> last march, the now 40 year-old from rancho cordova tested positive for the coronavirus. >> one of the first cases in our area. he said heavy complications ever post covid syndrome or something like that. throughout his struggles. the husband and father of 3 has relied on his family for support after posting this pic when he first became ill wilhite also received encouragement from strangers all around the world. kazakhstan. all of eastern europe. then it got personal in a great way for this massive a span after posting the picture. wilhite was asked by oakland a's president dave coval to throw out the ceremonial first pitch of the team's opening night both times. i was sleeping and both my boys were so excited they won't be up. well, that time has come more specifically next thursday when the athletics host the astros wilhite shooting this video recently ecstatic about it all got this body to the oakland a's and its president

giving fox 40 the statement about their excitement for that first pitch. we are excited to welcome justin to opening night to throw ceremonial first pitch. we couldn't think of a more deserving fan to honor on our first game back. that's also going right here with only enough energy to stand in spurts. i try to take advantage of the moment. you're going to get the slowest fastball you've ever had to help will like, get ready for his big night. this one is going to make. >> that'll work, not bad for a guy who didn't know if he'd make it 5 bounce it. there's so many guys that are going to bust me up on hopefully doesn't bounds and hopefully make said that just like that last phrase. that was pretty good. it was very good. and to think that he now is healthy enough to worry about whether he's going to bounce the ball. the home plate. exactly. i mean, months ago what what a change in in his spirit i'm sure to know that this is coming now and not treat for him to stand out there on on

on the mound of the opening night and definitely dream come true, especially for big family. that dave is all of this beautiful weather going to carry into next week as well. are we worried about any rain know is going to carry its wonderful week ahead. really a good, solid flavor of spring. if you've been waiting for that, we're going to little flavor going on this weekend and into next week as well. >> there's an interruption happening monday and so forth. as far as that rain know. well, talk about well, way upstream looking for some of that may be potentially into the following week as we really need that. >> nice live shot. we have by the way, the east bay shoreline just a little haze off towards the distance. so it's good start to the day. although chilly in spots sfo and there's some sun coming through there. no delays this morning. but up in the north bay got some upper 30's going on up there. as you can see, nap is at 41 45 going for oakland mid to lower 40's there. east bay. we're looking also lot of 40's, but bull will make up for it this afternoon. dance the futurecast all the way till sunday because little is nothing going on for today. look at the way some low lying clouds start to develop out to

sea. but really it underscores monday things will change in the atmosphere as we have a new system dropping south what this will do is interrupt this little warming phase kind of slaps back a little bit. a few weeks back to a flavor of where we were and then we're going about even stronger come like a spring. if you will, to push back by wednesday thursday. we'll see those numbers really start jump in here now for today it's sunny and warm inland 60's at the coast. basically 70's elsewhere, including on the bay side, too. the east bay shoreline you to see a lot of 70's today, too. then tomorrow we warm up even more so and we'll see a lot more 80's going on potentially far inland now may be on the east bay shoreline this soon. but that will be next week. we'll see some of those and still cool with the coastal bill sluggish going on little chill going on with little breeze at the coast the next week. monday scattered clouds, maybe an isolated shower up in the mountains or whatever, perhaps or a sprinkle. but just some scattered clouds cooler temperatures recovery on tuesday and away we go for wednesday and thursday back to

seeing the lower 80's there. east bay shore line. you're going to be seeing some 80's too. now back to the weekend here for today. yes, the humidity levels dew fall, quite low. we get into the teens, but at least you can see the green still holds on to the board here at the edges a bit, but it still holds on tomorrow morning. there's a nice recovery here and drying out yet again. that's going to change a little bit with that front dropping to the south. we've got to watch out of corner of her eye. the sun get to dry. we don't have winds. so that's a good thing. 67 san francisco 72 for oakland 76 san jose. let's jump out little further here. this particular map doesn't have any 80's on here. we're just mentioned the possibility throughout the weekend. some of those far inland areas may reach to about 80 or so. we're take a look at that. longer range forecast models for you and also the 4 zone 2. well, marty. >> all right. thanks, dave. an east coast university is mandating all students must be vaccinated when returning to campus in the fall. this going to impact about 70,000 students at rutgers university in new jersey will now a lot of people are wondering if

other universities will be following suit to kron four's. terisa stasio takes a look. >> and which way california colleges are leaning. >> so we have a 14 campuses. now they're serving as a vaccine distribution site in california. many california state university campuses like san francisco state university being currently used to help dispense covid-19 doses. however mandating students to get vaccinated. it is quite another issue. our own office of general counsel >> provide some guidance that we are not going to be able to require a covid vaccine. my calling camp california state university spokesperson says because the 3 vaccines are under federal emergency use authorization. >> they cannot mandate the vaccine for its nearly half a million student population all the campus plans or work in progress and they're going to try to share those with the respective camps communities soon as possible. but throughout the pandemic we've worked under. to guiding principles. the first is to be able to maintain the health

and well-being of our faculty staff and students. >> and then the second one is to be able to make sure that students are progressing to a degree at u c berkeley residential halls were shut down in february for nearly 2000 students went 400. >> tested positive forcing a week's long lockdown. a spokesperson says currently they will not require students to be vaccinated, but that might change but i'm confident that over the next couple of months. we'll see more and more guidance will see more and more access to the vaccine. >> so the certainty around what fall will look like will become more and more clear. >> that's chancellor oakley during a recent student interview on how plans are not cemented for the state's community college system and its 2.1 million students at private california colleges such as at saint mary's the vice provost saying, quote, to the best of my knowledge, we are not requiring vaccinations at this point unquote to re says stasio kron 4 news.

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>> good morning. welcome back. in as we head to the end of the we're dealing some temperatures that feel like we're in the middle of may. i know dave has been saying that we're going to sit in the 70's for for a little bit here over the next couple of days. dave, you cooked up something good for it's a marvelous weekend, guys. good morning. and good morning, everybody. we are looking at temperatures well, through the 70's maven scratching 80 in some selective spots as we get into tomorrow. they're going to be an eruption monday here and a recovery a little bit on tuesday. but back again, we go for wednesday into thursday. so that's all good news and hopefully maybe the following week we can scrounge a couple rain showers because we want to put that to rest just yet. >> a look at how we stand for right now. there's the golden gate bridge and sunny skies. not much of a breeze either. a little bit of haze. you can see right there at the cold

bay. we've got 45 for oakland 48 for a san francisco. but up to the north, a lot of 30's 41 going on for napa and a lot of 40's also in the east bay and because of those clear skies temperatures have been able to tumble up north. meanwhile, throughout the bay temperatures a little bit more mild compared to yesterday morning do want to note those winds, though, a little bit of a variable when 4 use single digits pretty much covers. everybody winds will be much of a factor today. 63 at 11 by 2. we're at 73. and again, we're looking for maybe some slight warming inland happening tomorrow. we'll put this all together. your 4 zone forecast but also take a look at that extended as well. well, marty. >> thanks, dave. some people in the bay area are having a hard time getting to clinics or to the sites offering the covid vaccine. so health officials now are working to bring those vaccines to and kron four's amanda hari has more on another vaccination event that set for next week. >> next friday there will be a vaccination clinic right behind me here at the p new

housing facility. i'm told san francisco officials want to make it easier for groups that have been disproportionately impacted by the virus to get vaccinations but the most impacted from covid may have a hard time vaccine sites. but health leaders believe that shouldn't stop anyone who wants a vaccine and qualifies for it from getting it. >> this is video from a mobile vaccination clinic in contra, costa county earlier this month >> deputy director with the san francisco department of public health novena baba says low income and communities of color have been hit hardest by covid-19. so they're bringing clinics to those groups. you know, we're trying to get as low barrier as possible. at some sites, it's just, you know, a supply due to verify that you're the person coming into back scene, she says so far they've had a lot of success getting people signed up for appointments at mobile sites and clinics working with

real at with trusted community partners has made all the difference. even going door to door to let people know about the vaccine availability and clinics. >> this is a photo from san mateo county of the community affairs team posting notices on people's mailboxes. and if people are ready to get their shot. they can simply learn more about they can get information about the to kind of, you know, answer questions are here are also promise information that might be out there simmons's go. health leaders say they will continue to bring vaccines to communities through mobile sites. >> and through clinics as long as it's needed in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> a bay area high school football game had to be canceled last night after one of the teams received several positive covid tests. it was a highly anticipated rivalry matchup between bellman and saint francis. according to saint francis high schools tweet. there have been cases in the pelham in jv and varsity programs health

experts say it's not uncommon for high school games to be canceled due to covid cases. >> that's where the difficulty comes with bringing back high school sports is that you know, we know the transmission rates. fielder actually pretty low. most of the transmission risk actually occurs outside it occurs when you're with your family, with your friend. so now playing football them to come home and say, look, you're going to quarantine for 14 days and your family members will have to that as well, too. >> neither school could be reached for comment. but both have posted updates on twitter the game has been rescheduled for the weekend of april 23rd. >> one mass vaccination site intended to help low income communities will soon be shutting down. >> after vaccinating roughly a quarter million people. the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum. it's set to close in just 2 weeks. pma runs the operation over there. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports both county and state officials are now scrambling to try and keep it up and running. >> in mid february. the federal emergency management

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>> welcome back. the marin county auto theft task force may have just taken down one of the biggest auto parts fencing operations in the history about north bay county. >> investigators tell kron forces eecm a dune about a tip that led them to the stolen property.

>> 300 catalyuic converters and evident receipt showing over 2500 more being sold since january. all recovered during the bust of a major auto parts fencing operation in novato. i believe this is the biggest one in the county was played. it. >> between my 20 years of work with the sheriff's office. it happened wednesday, march 24th. >> deputy sergeant michael says that is when someone spotted something that didn't seem quite right and called the bread county sher,ff's office. we got lucky, you know, when alert citizen notice. people basically cutting kelly covers at a storage facility and in the bottom. >> investigators say catalytic converter thefts are common all over the bay area with the toyota prius being one of the main targets for photos have i've been known for. >> for suspects to cut the skeleton burgers and then sell them. they're easy to steal and a tow it away to for these people to to make money.

>> the county auto theft task force arrested to the bottle resident at their daily on c-four with this. and elizabeth herrera, both received multiple charges in connection to the stolen property. >> you know, our experience tells that that there's, you know, more people involved and that's why the investigation is still ongoing. >> has it lead you kron 4 news. >> and stay with us. a few more minutes before you head out the door. dave has the forecast for you. we're going to get into the 80's in some spots will be right back.

>> help. good morning. welcome back. 7.44 on what's turning out to be a really nice looking saturday morning. a very spring-like today. definitely last night. i even saw a really pretty almost pink and purple least sunset. hoping maybe we get another colorful one. >> today they've star has got all the details for a pink and that's interesting. a nice you going on. maybe we could help you out certainly going to the weather to be hanging out. >> at sunset going on. even a dawn to looking pretty good at that. a little cool in the morning hours. what i've got up here for you. is half moon bay looking good at the coast might get a little bit more of a breeze tomorrow that may challenge highs actually while the inland areas. we'll be poking up higher numbers, maybe a tad cooler tomorrow at the coast because we'll get some better breezy conditions right now. not although we have a little bit of a light breeze across the bay. s no

delays happening this morning either. so steady as we go. so upstream. this guy up here. this could be a player on a monday. the biggest effect will bring some scattered clouds, maybe some breezy like conditions and correct our temperatures back to where they're more familiar just for a day or so before we rocket back up again with even warmer numbers that we're looking at this weekend. a chilly start. it is 36 in a bottle 38 up to santa rosa. those the cold spot, small half moon, bay. and i just showed you, 37 elsewhere. pretty much the 40's going on. we've got 50 to one on redwood city and 47 for san jose want to show real quickly here in terms of the fog coming back again for tonight we'll get a little bit of that may be collecting on the east bay shoreline in san francisco just a touch and around point raise. it looks like a bit, but that's really about it in a somewhat typical at this high starting to build like this and that will break up for the late morning hours tomorrow as far as our highs were setting up the tahoe with lots of sunshine to talk about a front coming about monday. you see the effect happening on tuesday. not much way of

cloud cover. certainly no precipitation, but maybe just a slight reduction of temperatures and things for those folks will be warming up later in the week as well. let's get to the longer range forecast models. first of all, we have the system passing over on us on about monday or so scattered clouds could barely see it here, quiet for the week ahead as we warm up to more 80's inland. then by the end of the week. you can see activity starting to build into friday. this may be the start of a little bit of a change in the following week. we're not really sure if this is coming together. but we're seeing some patterns in the pacific that show that may happen. if that be the case. we'll see a lot wetter situation then we're looking at for today need the rain so hopefully that will come together. we'll see. we closer 67 for a high going on for san francisco today. 62 and half moon base and probably a little cooler tomorrow. 63 for pacific up. meanwhile, on the bay side upper 6070 going on for burlingame down the southern end of the peninsula. 74 for palo alto and also redwood city expect those numbers to be boosted tomorrow

as well. 76 san jose and milpitas 74 cupertino 76 east bay shoreline to the south, mid 70's tri valley, not the couple too much mid 70's as well. 77 for walnut creek oakland, somebody to berkeley at 70 little bit of a separation happening there and of late with 68 chilly degrees. 79 fairfield. yes, central valley's warming up, 75 for napa and 75 also for petaluma mid 70's heading down south mill valley, though at 70 for the week ahead. this is what i mentioned. we may pop 80 in some spots tomorrow interrupted by this front back to the 80's as we get into wednesday into thursday. meanwhile, your lows, when dish down to the 30's temporarily. but 40's for the most part looks like inland and by the way, sunset tonight, passover begins. well. >> all right. thanks. dave. leaders in the south they have formed a hate crime task force in response to the growing number of attacks targeting the asian american community and a virtual meeting. members of the task force discussed

how to prevent future violent crimes with a focus on education and law enforcement. >> better understand what's happening in our communities and then to come up with a series of recommendations that can be adopted either by government. >> the, you know, nonprofit sector or the private sector. >> some community members are taking safety into their own hands. red vested volunteers like these ones have begun patrolling san jose's japantown neighborhood to help establish a sense of security and provide an extra set of eyes for reporting any possible attacks. >> oakland's chinatown held a rally to show solidarity with the asian-american pacific islander community. they've also seen an increase in anti-asian violence over the past year. oakland mayor libby shaft made a plea for swat here. my nation where your values are. >> and that means shop spend money. >> order delivery or eat outside in this beautiful

weather at asian owned businesses and businesses in chinatown in new side on throughout our city. >> the oakland police department is making more patrols in chinatown and his name to full-time liaison officer. the chinatown chamber of commerce is calling for more security cameras in the neighborhood as well. there are several more rallies planned in the bay area this weekend to support asian-american communities to rallies are scheduled for san francisco today. one of 11. the to this afternoon. there also be a rally in redwood city at 1230 this afternoon. tomorrow in the east bay. there are 3 rallies set for berkeley dublin in fremont. and you can find all the locations times and other details on our website at kron 4 dot com. in the east bay students and staff members are calling on the mills college board of trustees to reverse its decision to close the school. last week. the board said it plans to dismantle the historic women's college and

replace it as an undefined institute by 2023. the college will no longer be admitting new students after the upcoming fall semester and will no longer give students degrees. the school says current students will be able to finish their academic programs. well. >> in national news now partisan politics taking center stage at the u.s. mexico border. a group of more than a dozen republican senators toured the southern border to see the migrant crisis first hand. republicans are calling on the biden administration to do more to secure the border saying the situation is overwhelming border patrol agents. well, on this trail will just a few feet away from her rio grande. and you can see the smugglers traffickers side flashing their lights at us. 10's of thousands of people are coming to our border. >> we know and so the majority of adults are being turned away. our policy remains same. during his first formal news conference on thursday, president biden said what's

happening now. >> it's not a result of his policies but a seasonal increase in people migrating a group of democratic lawmakers that toward a border facility run by the department of health and human services said implications. the border is open and people are coming in is simply not true. >> let's get to breaking news that we're following this morning. a sig alert is in effect for the bridge right now. all lanes are blocked eastbound after an accident that involved multiple vehicles as of now, there's no estimated time for reopening. but keep in mind the carquinez bridge for all intents and purposes is closed right now. we'll continue to keep you updated on this throughout the morning and we'll be right back.

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reopening it's planning to expand the plan call disneyland forward is short on details, but officials say they want to squeeze new attractions shops and restaurants into some underdeveloped areas of the resort and those include space around the 2 disney hotels w st of the theme park. >> and also the site of the parking lot east of the disney officials are hoping to bring more detailed construction plans before the anaheim city council by 2023. and still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a suspected drunk driver crashes into an east bay. outdoor dining area will have the scary moments caught on camera. >> plus more businesses are getting ready to welcome their employers employees rather back to the office. that includes some bay area tech giants and we're following the latest in the coronavirus vaccines and distribution. so stay with us. grab another cup of coffee. the kron 00:00am morning news continues after the break.

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it sure is. we're talking 80 degrees in some spots, plenty of sunshine. dave sphar has the good news for us, noel and marty, good morning. good morning. everybody. and yes, a lot of the 70's and might reach to 80 or so. if not, you don't do it today. you'll probably do it tomorrow, though, in well, inland areas and as we get into next it's going to be spreading out a lot of geography going on. we're getting little flavor of the tour spring by later this week. >> but for this weekend it's a pretty good one. here's a look at half moon bay. we don't have a whole lot of the way of winds going on today. we're getting to get a more of a breeze happening. probably tomorrow that will key places like half moon, bay little cooler. looks like then they'll be today actually, there's the iconic golden gate bridge to get things started not much of a breeze to some of that. he's at the cold bay still speaking of cold 39 a bottle in santa rosa. donna palo alto graduated a 43 finally 52 for redwood city, but a chilly 37 up to half moon bay and most east bay locations are in the 40's. but it's cold up in the north bay by almost a dozen degrees

behind where the readings were from yesterday mild. as you can see, elsewhere upstream. yeah, that's a line of cloud cover. you see that's going to be our monday forecast in really by the time it gets this far south. it's really going to be chewed up quite a bit. so it's going to correct our temperatures a little bit. bring them back to maybe reality, so to speak. 68 going on at high noon 74 by 3 o'clock looks like a pretty good one. we're going to have another one for tomorrow. a closer look at your forecast coming up in just a bit morning. well. some breaking news we're following from overnight. 2 people are dead, 8 others injured after multiple shootings in virginia beach, virginia. those shootings happened in multiple locations in the first shooting. >> 8 people were shot. one woman died at the scene. 7 others injured. those injuries range from serious to life threatening and as police investigated that seen more shots were fired nearby at another location. that's when officer confronted the suspect. >> and fatally shot him.

another officer was hit by a car and suffered minor injuries. we'll continue to have updates for you on this story throughout the morning as we get more information. >> a night out in the east bay turned scary when a suspected drunk driver plows into an outdoor dining area and alameda. this all happened thursday night. and this morning we do have video of that crash. kron four's. dan thorn has the latest. >> well, this restaurant's owner says that she's really thankful that nobody was seriously injured. >> especially the 2 kids that were in the suv. but this crash is concerning for her customers. outdoor dining. parklets like the one behind me have been essential for restaurants to make it throughout this pandemic. but safety for customers is paramount. it's a narrow escape for outdoor diners in alameda. a nissan suv driven by a suspected drunk driver. >> is caught on video smashing into a parklet at le has a will. there. >> we were thankful that nobody got hurt. a lot major

in. >> restaurant owner gal dina guzman shared these pictures after the suv crushed part of the dining tent along with some tables and fencing set up along santa clara avenue. police say the driver first rear ended a car on park street before turning and running into the parklet 2 children inside the suv were uninjured, but to diners were hurt. when i was taking the pictures last night i just i was the use of a lot care more than anything. it was really scared. i didn't know what was going to happen. damage was still visible to some diners friday night. guzman says she's thankful the city stepped in and added an extra layer of protection for her customers through more barriers. the well-being and safety of our visitors is our primary concern. kathy weber is the executive director of the downtown alameda business association. she says the organization has been working hard with the city to make sure that outdoor dining spaces are safe. thursday

night's crash caught the attention of alameda ins but didn't keep them from eating out or returning to le pink as a rule. i think i think this has shaken up community in the street a little bit. >> so hopefully something something positive will come out of this. >> that suspected drunk driver was booked into santa rita jail. police tell us this investigation is still ongoing reporting in alameda. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> more bay area businesses prepared to bring back employees into their offices. facebook's princeton says its menlo park fremont and sunnyvale locations all set to reopen in may. the san francisco office scheduled to open again in june. now, this is possible because those counties are in the orange tier. and that means that office buildings can be staffed at 25%. this, of course, is also great news for neighboring smaller businesses that rely on foot traffic. >> a lot of companies are exploring flexible schedules.

you know that making sure their employees are comfortable at how that might look. maybe september. october is what we're hearing initially for coming back to the office. everything's constantly changing. so it's hard to have date in mind, but it is exciting to see that some companies are looking at creative solutions. >> and despite the optimism. a lot of damage has already been done. the san francisco chamber of commerce says about half of all small businesses have closed since spring of 2019. as bay area counties move forward with reopening some people are wondering, are we moving along too fat kron four's. michelle kingston spoke with bay area. doctors to get the answer. >> they don't actually think we're going to fast. and you also to keep some people relief. >> california is moving at the right pace. according to doctor monica gandhi an infectious disease doctor at ucsf. >> we're watching the numbers for staying at hospitalizations and cases are staying down and you need to

give people when they have low cases more why? because it's been a really long, hard road while doctor gandhi doesn't believe the entire country is doing a good job of minimizing the spread of covid. she thinks california is doing it right. slowly reopening while continuing to vaccinate. don't actually think going to cost of california because we do have to get people beef from all of and everything that they've experienced. and i think you just have to do it very gingerly and very slowly. and i think some police says the united states are doing it right. and some places united states are going too fast. gandhi says if we keep on this path and continue to be patient. californians could get back to prepandemic life by this summer unlike the other times, if you peel off slowly and you back scenes. i do not believe again for surge in california, in walnut creek. michelle kingston kron 4 news. meanwhile, top us health officials are worried about another surge in covid-19 cases following

spring break. >> the cdc's director says new infections have increased by 7% in the past week in some states, the seven-day from 55,000 on march 11th to 58,000 earlier this week, health experts say that this is a warning sign of another deadly surge. but they're hoping that the increased vaccination rate will help slow that down. and happening today, new vaccination sites will be opening on treasure island for those people who live there. vaccinations will be taking place at the ship shape community center from 09:30am in the morning till 03:30pm, in the afternoon for those people who are eligible now both appointments and drop ins be given until the supply runs out. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news bay area health officials are taking steps to bring the vaccine to people's homes. if those folks are struggling to get to a vaccine clinic. plus, a new proposal by the biden administration could tax you based on how far you drive. we have the details

on that coming up. and after the break, you may get some help on your taxes. if you bought a personal protective equipment during the pandemic. we're going to explain all of that when we come back.

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wipes can be deducted as a medical expense. now, this includes purchases made since january. first of last year of 2020 when the pandemic started. now, keep in mind the tax deadline has been pushed back from april 15th to may 17th. >> says considering taxing drivers by the mile in order to fund a proposed 3 trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. that's according to transportation sector secretary pete buttigieg who says a mileage tax shows a lot of promise attacks on myles is a way to get around shortages in the nation's highway trust fund, which is funded by taxes on gasoline but a judge says as more drivers shift to electric vehicles. that revenue stream is going to become less reliable. president biden plans to roll out his infrastructure plan on wednesday in pittsburgh. dave. >> all right. we're going have some windows open this afternoon as we see those temperatures get into the 70's and you know what? by sunday.

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across the country. >> our democracy is in the 911. >> emergency georgia democratic senator raphael warnock calls georgia's newly signed election law democracy in reverse on thursday georgia's republican governor signed a bill that implements new voting restrictions like id requirements for absentee ballots and giving the state more control over county election boards. i think they want they don't like the outcome. and so. >> rather than change the message to try change the rules. warnock also visited a democratic state representative hours after she was arrested for knocking on the governor's door as he signed the new law. anyone who saw that video. >> what has deeply concerned. white house press secretary jen psaki says president joe biden is not only concerned about the arrest. >> but the law itself there. think people from both

democrats here in washington are pushing for the passage of a federal bill to expand voting access. >> republicans call it an unconstitutional power grab an effort that one party. >> the rewrite the rules of our political system. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says the measure would create a quote implementation nightmare that wood drowned, state and local officials. who run elections. president biden is pushing senators to get the voting rights bill to his desk when senators return from their 2 week recess reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> and we're expecting a spr ng-like day around the bay should be just beautiful. dave spahr said we might even have to turn on our air or maybe to that home even tomorrow we may pop at 80 or so some of those inland valleys. but next yeah, we have a lot more of that activity going on. here's mother nature's air conditioner in half moon bay. there you have and tomorrow may actually be a little cooler out towards the coast because we'll get more of a

local breeze. the kind of control temperatures a little bit. but in lynn, yeah, you're going to warm up even more. so it looks like tomorrow and particularly next week. sfo no delays going on this morning. that's pretty nice temperature check right now. we're still chilly up in the north bay. 39 a bottle in santa rosa 40's along the east bay. 54 already any off. 43 going on for napa in 49 down to san jose of advances all the way will sunday because not much happens today little in the way of some low lying clouds out to sea develop the late morning hours. most of that stays out to sea, though. it's really this front up to the north. we'll get flooded by some clouds. it looks like into our monday and a potential maybe some coastal sprinkles, maybe along the the coastal mountain range of that. but more importantly, it's going to correct our temperatures just temporarily for day or so. and then recover tuesday through thursday. that's the game plan here. we've got sunny and warm in line with some 70's going on pretty much inland. then tomorrow we start to top off at about 80 or so in some selective spots still cool at the coast, though. that will be because little bit of a

local breeze working next week. monday. some scattered clouds and mild and then warming up for midweek as yes, we'll see plenty of 80's on the board again, wednesday and thursday looks like to be the warmest days of the bunch when it was up to our humidity levels here. not a whole lot happens. but, you know, we're always kind of watching out here how dry we get particularly wite winds which we don't have. that's a good thing. but for today, yeah, we get pretty dry and we drop with this humidity levels into the 20's temporarily. even the upper teens. but a nice recovery act from sunday morning. we have the bay area flooded with that high humidity levels again, sometimes we have those dry offshore winds at an happened. we do have it here of what dries out there in the afternoon that new front dropping south will help fortify this a little bit. you can see it's starting to develop fortified this a little bit as we get into early next week, but we will dry out again by the middle of the week too. the thinking is maybe way upstream the following week. women have some rain development 67 san francisco. that's even a jump 72 going on for oakland 76 for

san jose across the wider bay. we're talking mostly upper 70's. but again today or tomorrow. if you don't do it today, maybe tomorrow. santa rosa, you may pop near about 80 and then we'll see a lot more of that into the week ahead. we'll have that 7 day forecast for you. also check into the 4 zone 2. well. >> and staving update to a story we first brought you tuesday night, the 3 victims of a deadly crash on i 5 in lodi have been identified. they include an oakland native and a senior college basketball player who was just playing in march madness aaron nolan has the details. >> university at a phoenix, arizona played last saturday and lost to iowa in antelope season. but nothing could prepare the team for what would come next. oscar frayer, a graduate in standout on the team was killed in a car accident. head coach bryce drew released a statement saying we he was the heartbeat of our team with his vibrant

energetic personality. i cannot put into words the hurt and sadness. we all feel. but we know he is in heaven. that gives us great joy to know we will be together again. also killed in the crash was for sister andrea moore as well as another friend. oscar frayer made his 107 career. start first collegiate basketball first collegiate basketball team in saturday's tournament playing 26 minutes after that contest, he tweeted, i bleed purple forever. thank you. lope nation for the last 5 years. it's been nothing less than amazing from president mueller to our coaching staff to my brothers compete with every day it's love forever. after his death, teammates, flooded social media with goodbyes, including bryce op-ed who said on instagram till we meet love your family. oscar frayer. it was only 23 years old in a plan to walk his graduation ceremony next month. >> that was aaron nolan reporting for us this morning to chp. officers were also injured in that crash. the department says they have a long road to recovery.

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had won 2 in a row looking to make it 3 arizona scored. first we go to the second period to hurdle patients. >> find the equalizer short-handed no less ties it up for san jose. but the coyotes would score again and again and again and again. 3rd period, christian dvorak puts one in and that was the beginning of an offensive explosion in the 3rd for arizona final score. 5, 2, >> the forty-niners made a blockbuster trade. no other way to say it. they acquired the 3rd overall draft pick from miami. the dolphins get this year's number 12 pick next year's first round pick 2023 is first round pick and a third-rounder next year. so why would the forty-niners part with all that track capital. well, the trade has a lot of people thinking new quarterback. remember in 3 full seasons with the forty-niners jimmy garoppolo has only made it through one full season without getting hurt early and fueling the flames niners gm. john lynch was spotted at the pro day for byu quarterback zach wilson. so cue the speculation, you

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news a fantastic day in store for us here on the bay. the whole yes, getting close to 80's. and i just can't believe that it's going to be that warm ready. >> already added star has got the full breakdown for us over there. dave, good morning, guys. good morning everybody. yes, we're looking for a nice improvement in that forecast in terms of warming things up. if you've been waiting for spring. >> it's here. the rear mentor spring to as we start to see some of those 80's popping. you might not see as many going on today. but then tomorrow the far east bay. we'll see those numbers start to move a little bit. there's a the golden gate bridge there. not much of a breeze happening this morning. we're actually to see more of a coastal breeze by tomorrow. probably got 39 to santa rosa.

they'll make up for later today. 43 for nap and also for bottle, 48 san francisco in the east bay shoreline the upper to middle 40's for comparison still trailing up in the north bay compared to 24 hours ago. a little bit more mild in the east bay. quick check into those winds. as i mentioned earlier, they're variable at this hour, mostly in the single digits to calm. so look for about 68 going on by high noon by 03:00pm 74. don't forget in the cars. we get the some of the greenhouse effect the windows closed starts to warm up a little bit in there. we'll see that happen lot on sunday to end next week, particularly so we have a long range forecast for you and check of the 4 zone, 2 martin the well. >> thanks, dave. some people in the bay area are having a hard time getting to clinics or sites that are offering the covid vaccine. so health officials are working to bring of those vaccines to them. it's true. and san mateo contra costa and alameda counties and kron four's amanda hari has more on another vaccination event set for next week. >> next friday there will be a vaccination clinic right behind me here at the p new

housing facility. i'm told san francisco officials want to make it easier for groups that have been disproportionately impacted by the virus to get vaccinations but the most impacted from covid may have a hard time vaccine sites. but health leaders believe that shouldn't stop anyone who wants a vaccine in qualifies for it from getting it. >> this is video from a mobile vaccination clinic in contra, costa county earlier this month deputy director with the san francisco department of public health novena baba says low income and communities of color have been hit hardest by covid-19. >> so they're bringing clinics to those groups. you know, we're trying to get as low barrier as possible. at some sites, it's just, you know, a supply due verify that you're the person coming into back scene, she says so far they've had a lot of success getting people signed up for appointments at mobile sites

and clinics working with real at with trusted community partners has made all the difference. even going door to door to let people know about the vaccine availability and clinics. >> this is a photo from san mateo county of the community affairs team posting notices on people's mailboxes. and if people are ready to get their shot. they can simply learn more about they can get information about the to kind of, you know, answer questions or call are also promise information that might be out there. san francisco health leaders say they will continue to bring vaccines to communities through mobile sites. >> and through clinics as long as it's needed in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, south bay leaders have formed a hate crimes task force while others are banding together to bolster public safety. a task force is working on the big picture while volunteer foot patrols are putting people at ease and one worried community kron four's rob fladeboe has the story.

>> the response to the recent spike in attacks on asian americans in the bay area includes foot patrols here in san jose's. japantown among the red vest volunteers keeping watch over people as they strolled in launched on friday was larry honda. >> yeah. we're trying to have everybody feel comfortable. we're trying to have a presence and and and fun. fortunately, an incident does occur. we're supposed to observe and and maybe a possible record. the incident in ranta clara county's newly formed hate crimes task force met online friday. >> we're advocates for other victims of hate crimes weighed in on the growing menace today. we close to 3800 incidents from all across the country. >> from march 2022 february 2021. >> you can see that the largest number of incidents are coming from california. >> the types of hate crimes against muslims are has some graffiti on using dogs intimidate a muslim. something

else i said doesn't happen to be tearing up or flushing. a koran down a toilet assaulting women that wear the hijab formed as a result of the attack on an asian-american woman in san jose's deer dawn station and other similar hate crime incidents leading to protests. >> and calls for action across the bay area. the task force will make recommendations focused on education, prevention and law enforcement. the goal of the task force is better understand what's happening in our communities and then to come up with a series of recommendations. >> that can be adopted either by government. the, you know, nonprofit sector or the private sector. there was a suggestion that japan town foot patrols might be expanded elsewhere. >> larry honda says people are only too happy to see him lending a hand think they feel a little bit safer. so. >> stop by a couple businesses. some of the people i already know and no, they're thanking us for 4. we're doing what we're doing.

>> rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> in the east bay oakland's chinatown held a rally to show solidarity with the asian-american pacific islander community. they have also seen an increase in anti-asian violence over the past year. oakland mayor libby shaft made a plea for support of asian own businesses which have been hit especially hard during the pandemic. >> put your money where your values are. and that means shop spend money order delivery or eat outside in this beautiful weather at asian owned businesses and businesses in chinatown in new side on throughout our city. >> and the oakland police department is making more patrols in chinatown also has named a full-time liaison officer. the chinatown chamber of commerce is calling for more security cameras in the neighborhood as well. there are several more rallies planned in the bay area this

weekend to support asian-american communities. 2 of them are scheduled for san francisco later today. one of them at 11 this morning. the to this afternoon also will be a rally in redwood city at 1230 this afternoon and tomorrow in the east bay. 3 rallies are set for berkeley dublin and fremont. you can find all the locations times and other details on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up just hours before kickoff, a bay area high school rivalry football game had to be called off because of covid-19. we have the details next. plus, a big break for police in the north bay. they've uncovered thousands of dollars worth of stolen catalytic converters. that story when we come back.

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with the sheriff's office. it happened wednesday, march 24th. >> deputy sergeant michael bove. ellie says that is when someone spotted something that didn't seem quite right and called them read county sheriff's office. we got lucky, you know. >> when alert citizen notice. people basically cutting kelly covers at a storage facility and in the bottom. >> i vestigators say catalytic converter thefts are common all over the bay area with the toyota prius being one of the main targets for photos have i've been known for. >> for suspects to cut the skeleton burgers and then sell them. they're easy to steal and a tow it away to for these people to to make money. >> the marin county auto theft task force arrested to the bottle resident at their daily on with this. and elizabeth herrera, both received multiple charges in connection to the stolen property. >> you know, our experience tells that that there's, you

know, more people involved and that's why the investigation is still ongoing. >> has it made you kron 4 >> looking for a nice warm-up going on for this weekend and actually into next week as well. this is a look at our highs going on today. but we're just getting started with all of this. we're take a look at your forecast near in far in just a majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm

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>> good morning. welcome back hope you're enjoying what's going to be a beautiful saturday around the bay and we've got some blue skies showing dave spahr, you're looking to see if there was maybe some fog, some where are you catching little bit around amount and that's why we can see it's by some of the fog going on here, the way that's going to mix out pretty nicely for us as we see sunshine today, tomorrow. but then those highs a little bit more so tomorrow than what we're seeing today. get a little next week which will see in the seven-day forecast really getting a good flavor of late spring weather as will see a lot of 80's sprouting up here a little bit. we have an interruption happening on monday, which will talk about a little bit right now. again. >> the shot from temper on the golden gate off towards the distance. don't forget the cold bay here provides is a nice little collection here for a little bit of surface fog there. meanwhile, a what we're seeing happening at sfo. no delays either nice blue skies upstream. this is the guy that's going to do it for us on monday. kind of correct. our temperatures temporarily just on monday. then we'll recover for the rest of the week. back to the warming trend. that's this week's

story next week is something we're kind of monitoring out of the corner of our eye because there may be a weather change pattern across the pacific that will benefit us in terms of seeing some rain, if holds together will see temperature check right now. we already have a variety setting up here. 54, cough to the east bay. meanwhile, 39 chilly degrees. santa rosa 46 for novato lot of 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline and 49 for san jose by the way, let's talk about those 80's and on the east bay shoreline, we might start to see some of those as early as next week. what we got going on here with the fog. well, by tomorrow tonight, rather, and then tomorrow morning you see some of the collecting right around the bay tells us we still have a little that marine layer hang around. that's kind of a good thing because it looks like we're drying out quite a bit during the daytime heating today into tomorrow by the way, with that system dropping does impact a little bit. the tahoe forecast in terms of dropping the temperatures a little bit by tuesday. you can see a little delayed, but they're going to see sunny weather through the early part of this week. we'll see some scattered clouds but

cooler temps is what the bigger issue will be for monday. so let's go forward with doesn't look impressive on this map here front doesn't seem to get much progress dropping south. most of week is pretty quiet. high-pressure obviously in control world sunny and warming up. then towards the end of the week. this is the change to how much of a change this will be is a semi permanent thing into the following week to allow more rain here. that's still an unknown will see. we get little closer with all of that. your 4 zone forecast cover you. the saturday. 67 san francisco, 6463 pacifica. these coastal temperatures. by the way, we might start to see actually slightly cooler numbers tomorrow due to some surface winds correcting the numbers upper 60's on the northern end of the peninsula along the bay side foster city 71 palo alto. 7473 mountain view santa clara valley checks into the upper 70's today. 76 san jose santa clara pair of sevens 76 for cupertino mid 70's along the east bay shoreline much the same tri valley dublin check-in 75 77

also for walnut creek with 74 san leandro in castro valley 72 for oakland, a chilly 68 billy 79 fairfield and vacaville tomorrow money in the bank that will probably to 75 for napa and 76 for santa rosa with mid 70's heading down south for 7 day. here's the 80 possible on sunday. but look at the warm-up we see later next week into the lower to what maybe middle 80's going on there. meanwhile, the coast is looking for lows in the 40's to maybe even some lower 50's in there, too, by the way, are going warm up at the for highs getting into the lower 70's 2, one last point. sunset tonight, passover begins noel. >> a bay area high school football game was canceled last night after several positive covid tests. it was a highly anticipated rivalry matchup between and prop and saint francis. according to saint francis high schools tweet. there have been cases in the kellerman jv and varsity programs health

experts say it's not uncommon for high school games to be canceled due to covid cases. >> that's where the difficulty comes with bringing back high school sports is that, you know, we know the transmission rates. fielder actually pretty low. most of the transmission risk actually occurs outside it occurs when you're with your family, with your friends. so now playing football them to come home and say, look, you're going to quarantine for 14 days and your family members. well, after that as well too. >> neither school could be reached for comment, but they have posted updates on rescheduled for the weekend of april 23rd. hopefully everyone's healthy. you might miss hope so. >> one mass vaccination site that was intended to help low income communities will soon be shutting down after vaccine, roughly a quarter of a million people. the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum. >> is set to close in just 2 weeks. fema runs the operation out there, but it's going for us. dan kerman reports both county and state officials are now it's getting a scrambling to try and keep that site up and running. in mid february. the federal emergency

management agency launched the nation's first 2 mass vaccination sites here at the oakland coliseum and another in east l a. >> both designed to give underserved communities access to the covid-19 vaccine after about 5 and a half weeks of this 8 week mission. we've able been able to vaccinate nearly half million californians between oakland and los angeles. but recently fema announced this pilot project was ending and the staff infrastructure and 6,000 additional weekly doses of vaccine going to the coliseum would come to an end on april 11th. >> i really firmly believe i can opportunities of the county to keep that site activated. certain days a week, certain hours of the day. hello me to county supervisor nate miley says county officials are now working with the state to see if there's a way to staff and fund this critical site. >> so it can remain open past april 11th coliseum site. is an opportunity for us to continue to vaccination too.

>> well, hard-hit communities and populations of comes. and then also residents of alameda county. until that time, cal. oh, yes, says beginning april 1st they'll switch from the 2 dose pfizer vaccine to the single dose, johnson and johnson vaccine in hopes of vaccinating another 125,000 people before the site closes switching the johnson johnson vaccine is a really powerful tool to us because it allows us to basically get through twice as many people vaccinated as we would otherwise if the county does manage to find a way to keep that site open after april 11th it likely will not be open as many days or as many hours. certainly. >> they won't be doing as many vaccines today still county officials say it's important to keep it open in some form and get as many vaccinations done as possible. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and national news now partisan politics taking center stage at the u.s. mexico border. a group of more than a dozen republican senators toward the southern

border to see the migrant crisis firsthand. republicans are calling on the biden administration to do more to secure the border saying the situation is overwhelming border patrol agents. >> well, on this trail will just a few feet away from her rio grande. and you can see the smugglers and traffickers side flashing their lights at us. 10's of thousands of people are coming to our border. we know and so the majority of adults are being turned away. our policy remains the same. >> during his first formal news conference on thursday president biden said what's happening now is not a result of his policies but a seasonal group of democratic lawmakers that the border facility run by the department of health and human services said implications. the border is open and people are coming in is simply not true. >> stick with us. we're going to be right back after the break.

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good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on morning consult and i'm noelle bellow it's the final weekend of march. it is, which is kind of hard to believe and it is a beautiful one for us are just going out in a wonderful dave sphar has got a look the forecast for sunday is a aring. the think okay. we'll go with nice warm purrs. we've got to finish up march. >> it looks like and that's going to be for this weekend. expect some potentially some 80's to pop a little bit in the east bay. maybe as we see tomorrow, if we don't do it, we're going to do it next week as it definitely going to be warming up all over the geography. here's a distant shot of from timber on. there's the golden gate off towards the distance. a little bit of haze, perhaps up close and personal. not much of a breeze will see actually more of motorcycle we're see more of the ways some coastal winds happening tomorrow which will actually correct temperatures there. see warming up to half moon bay at 50. >> tomorrow. it could be more slow going there. but 46 santa

rosa already 54 in a bottle 51 for napa just a couple of hours ago. they were in the 30's. so they're recovering nicely here, but still trailing a little bit compared to a this time yesterday meanwhile, the east bay. we have a couple degrees warmer than yesterday up to the very far north here. you can see that line of clouds outlining a frontal system expected to drop south as we get into early next week. that will correct our temperatures temporarily. today 71 at 1 o'clock. it forward. 75 again in some areas that may pop a little bit warmer today particularly tomorrow. we'll have a look at that forecast coming up mn a bit part in the well. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot of us get breaking news we're following from overnight. 2 people are dead, 8 others injured after multiple shootings in virginia beach, virginia. those shootings happened in multiple locations in the first shooting. 8 people. >> were shot. one woman died at the scene. 7 others were injured. those injuries ranged from serious to life threatening and then as police investigated that seen more

shots were fired nearby at another location. >> that's when officer confronted the suspect in fatal fatally shot him. another officer was hit by a car and suffered minor injuries will continue to follow this story for you throughout the morning. >> a night out in the east bay turned scary when a suspected drunk driver plowed into an outdoor dining area in alameda this morning. this is video of the crash. you can see the car head straight for the parklet where people were eating. it all happened thursday night. the suv crushed part of the dining tent along with some tables and fencing set up along santa clara avenue. police say that driver first rear ended a car on park street before turning and then running into the parkland. as you can see, 2 children were inside the suv. they were uninjured. however, to diners were hurt. the city has since stepped in to add an extra layer of protection with more barriers around the parklets. >> more bay area businesses

are preparing to bring employees back into the office. facebook. for instance, says that its menlo park fremont and sunnyvale locations all set to reopen in may. the san francisco office scheduled to open again in june. now, this is possible because those counties are in the orange tier. and that means that office buildings can be staffed at 25% capacity. it's also great news, of course, for neighboring smaller businesses that rely on foot traffic. >> a lot of companies are exploring flexible schedules. you know that making sure their employees are comfortable at. however, that might look. maybe september, october is what we're hearing initially for coming back to the office. everything's constantly changing. so it's hard to have date in mind, but it is exciting to see that some companies are looking at creative solutions. >> well, despite that optimism a lot of damage has already been done to san francisco businesses. the city chamber of commerce says about half of all small businesses have closed in the city since

spring of 2019. well. >> well, this morning there are some concerns over whether california is moving too fast with the reopening of schools indoor dining malls and gyms as well as theme parks and stadiums set to reopen next week. already. but infectious disease experts like doctor monica gandhi with ucsf say there's no need to worry at this point is the new number of cases in haas and hospitalizations in our state are all continuing to trend downwards and after living in lockdown for so long. doctor gandhi argues we all need some relief. >> from all of and everything that they've experienced. and i think you just have to do it very gingerly and very slowly. and i think some places the united states are doing it right. and some places united states are going too fast. if you peel off slowly and you back scenes. i do not believe again for surge in california. >> on the says if we keep on this path of slowly reopening while continuing to vaccinate. we could get back to

prepandemic life by this summer party. >> well, meanwhile, top us health officials are worried about another surge in covid-19 cases following spring break the cdc's director says new infections have increased by 7% in the past week in some states the seven-day average jumped from 55,000 on march 11th to 58,000. just earlier this week health experts say that this is a warning sign of another deadly surge. but they're hoping the increasing vaccination rate will slow it down. happening today. a new vaccination site will be opening on treasure island for those who live there. vaccinations will be taking place at the ship shape community center from 9.30 this morning till 03:30pm in the afternoon for those who are eligible, both appointments are and drop. ins are welcomed their in vaccinations will be given until the supply runs out. >> in national news. the country continues to set records for the number of vaccines administered every single day. just yester ay,

for instance, nearly 3 and a half million shots were put into arms. great news, of course. and now the white house says johnson and johnson will meet its goal of providing 20 million vaccines by the end of the month. our washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure has the details. >> they are ramping up johnson and johnson plans to deliver at least 11 million more shots of the country's first single dose vaccine by the end of march talk to the governors and our federal partners to expect that a significant number of doses next week. jeff science, the white house coronavirus response coordinator says that means all 3 authorized vaccine suppliers in the u.s. should hit their 1st quarter targets with the increase in demand. we think it's a good thing that states are opening up eligibility to all americans. no later than a first in the white house. covid-19 response team also announced 3 new federal mass vaccination sites in boston. newark in north oak. >> which the department of defense will help staff nearly 3,000 military personnel are currently deployed to support

federal emergency management administration led efforts at civilian vaccination sites around the united states. >> with more expected soon. lieutenant general ron place, the director of the defense health agency says increase vaccination efforts continue within the department as well. we were aware that some service members were hesitant to accept vaccination. >> but now we're seeing more and more step forward to get it when it's their turn. doctor terry a deer on the acting assistant secretary of defense for health affairs expect the pentagon to also open up vaccine eligibility to all beneficiaries by may. 1st and vaccinate the entire defense department by mid july. we just can't let up at this point in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. those people who are struggling to get access to a vaccine clinic could soon get their shot at home. we'll have details on the sets bay area. health officials are taking to make that a reality. plus a northern california man who still suffering from covid side effects is being honored by the oakland. a's will show you how and after the break

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your money this morning. something to keep in mind if you haven't yet filed your taxes. the irs as ppe, including face masks, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes.

>> can all be deducted as a medical expense. now, this includes purchases that you made since january 1st 2020 when the pandemic started and keep in mind the tax deadline has been pushed back from april 15th to may 17. amazon is launching an on-side vaccination clinics at some of its warehouses. the program will begin in nevada, kansas and missouri also expand other locations as more doses of the vaccine become available this comes after several amazon employees went on strike last year. over unsafe working conditions. amazon warehouses have been a hot spot for covid-19 with some forced to temporarily shut down the company now urging staff to get a vaccine offering bonuses of up to $80 per dose. dave. >> alright for today. looking for a little warm-up given you a flavor of spring. we are. that's right. temperatures allowing through the 70's this afternoon might even see 80 here and there, if not today into tomorrow that sets the course for a warm week next

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>> how about this major league is going to get started next. and it's really tough to the oakland a's rewarding one man for his perseverance during the pandemic because months after his initial diagnosis. he's still feeling the effects of covid-19 along color as

they call them. but it's eric rucker reports he's got something big to look forward to as baseball returns. >> i don't want to to be alive. is is pretty. it's pretty cool. man. >> the past year has not been the easy on justin will hide and his family do something and it'll hurt so bad or all i can't breeze. and this just a normal, you know, tuesday. >> last march, the now 40 year-old from rancho cordova tested positive for the coronavirus. one of the first cases in our area. he said heavy complications ever- sense. >> post covid syndrome or something like that. throughout his struggles. the husband and father of 3 has relied on his family for support after posting this pic when he first became ill wilhite also received encouragement from strangers all around the world. kazakhstan. like on all of eastern europe. then it got personal in a great way for this massive a span after posting the picture. wilhite

was asked by oakland a's president dave coval to throw out the ceremonial first pitch of the team's opening night both times. i was sleeping and both my boys were so excited they woke me up. well, that time has come more specifically next thursday when the athletics host the astros wilhite shooting this video recently ecstatic about it all got this body to the oakland a's and its president giving fox 40 the statement about their excitement for that first pitch. we are excited to welcome justin to opening night to throw in our ceremonial first pitch. we couldn't think of a more deserving fan to honor on our first game back. i can't. and that's also going on right here with only enough energy to stand in spurts. i try to take advantage of the moment. you're going to get the slowest fastball you've ever had to help will like, get ready for his big night. this one is going to make it. >> we're not bad for a guy who didn't know if he'd make it 5 bounce it. there's so many guys that are going to bust me up on

>> the feeling he's not going to bounce yeah. i think track just a little bit. but it's very interesting to know that he can only really kind of stand up and walk around for short periods of time. but i'm sure that walk to the mound going to feel really good for them to be high on well, it is time now for a check of our dave says that the great whether we're seeing is going to carry into next week for that game. i tested it looks like it in even warmer still than that. we're getting this weekend. it looks like good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. >> live shot from timber on with the golden gate off towards the distance a little bit in the way of some hazy fog potentially in some of the valleys and so forth. but for today and tomorrow it is sunny weather in. we're just going to warm up throughout the weekend and interruption on monday. but then getting back to it into next week as well. things look like cell phone looks like it's a pretty clear picture there as well. no delays this morning at all. here's the lowdown of what we're talking about for today. sunny warm happening inland 60's at the coast 70's elsewhere might see couple

80's pop here and there. more of those expected tomorrow. still cool the coast and maybe actually in some spots cooler than today due to the some local winds helping correct. the temperatures the next week. monday interruption scattered clouds, perhaps a little sprinkle or kind of hidden up there in the coastal hills mild, though. and then we start to warm up by middle of next week returning to now popping some of those 80's going on. looks like wednesday thursday to look out for as far as to current temperatures. now we're at 46 going on for santa rosa 54 in a bottle. 52 san francisco mid-fifties lighting up the east bay shoreline with fremont about 4855. meanwhile, for san jose. i for the map to sunday because not much happens today. maybe some coastal clouds a little bit way out to sea and then finally this front tries to drop south. what's left of it getting of us. a few scattered clouds. but more importantly, correcting those temperatures temporarily that will be on monday and then recovery very quickly on tuesday and wednesday. we'll forget about

for humidity levels here. interesting to note this a bit like to watch these numbers certainly for fire threats and so forth. good news is we don't have any winds with any of this. but they do drop off a little bit as you saw today, tomorrow morning. got the green around the perimeter of the the marine layer is snapping back at night. that's good news. couple of the fact we don't have much winds. it does get dry inland. that's true in the teens, in the 20's. but then we see some deeper moisture start to develop into monday, which we pretty much expect with this next system. most affects, most people are going to notice going to be maybe some more winds in some colder temperatures with all about 67 san francisco 72 for oakland 76. meanwhile, for san jose and well inland. we're looking for the upper 70's. now we've come up in a bit with that 4 zone forecast also check and your extended there to see marvelous warm-up that we see coming up ahead. well, marty. >> east coast university is mandating all of its students be vaccinated before returning to campus in the fall. this is going to impact about 70,000

students at rutgers university in new jersey. and now a lot of people are wondering if other universities are going to follow kron four's. terisa stasio takes a look at which way california colleges are leaning. >> so we have a 14 campuses. now they're serving as a vaccine distribution site in california. many california state university campuses like san francisco state university being currently used to help dispense covid-19 doses. however mandating students to get vaccinated. it is quite another issue. our own office of general counsel >> provide some guidance that we are not going to be able to require a covid vaccine. my calling camp california state university spokesperson says because the 3 vaccines are under federal emergency use authorization. >> they cannot mandate the vaccine for its nearly half a million student population all the campus plans or work in progress and they're going to try to share those with the respective camps communities soon as possible. but throughout the pandemic we've

worked under. to guiding principles. the first is to be able to maintain the health and well-being of our faculty staff and students. >> and then the second one is to be able to make sure that students are progressing to a degree at u c berkeley residential halls were shut down in february for nearly 2000 students went 400. >> tested positive forcing a week's long lockdown. a spokesperson says currently they will not require students to be vaccinated, but that might change but i'm confident that over the next couple of months. we'll see more and more guidance will see more and more access to the vaccine. >> so the certainty around wlat fall will look like will become more and more clear. >> that's chancellor oakley during a recent student interview on how plans are not cemented for the state's community college system and its 2.1 million students at private california colleges such as at saint mary's the vice provost saying, quote, to the best of my knowledge, we

are not requiring vaccinations at this point unquote to re says stasio kron 4 news. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the niners make a huge trade. we're going to look into what this could mean for the future of jimmy g sports is coming up next. stay with us.

>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> steph curry can't come back soon. enough. andrew wiggins with the leading score for the warriors doing his best to make something happen here in the first with the up the assist from dream on. but not long after that things really went south for golden state fox led by 18 at the half and that steph, the warriors just couldn't climb back into the race. so they fall to atlanta at home. one 24 1. '08, the final score and it's the second time this season the ducks have lost 4 straight. here's some more his players on how things are going without stuff. >> you know, it brings a little bit of magic i say just in the way he plays the shots. he makes. some excitement, you know, and he's one of our leaders, of we're right now. that gives him some good words and locker room you know, look, everybody got a look at this selfie they can do better. >> and so next the next practice we can come back. bring it to see britain and so

we are, you know, how about the sharks down in the desert, taking on the coyotes. they had won 2 in a row looking to make it 3 arizona scored. first we go to the second period to hurdle patients. >> find the equalizer short-handed no less ties it up for san jose. but the coyotes would score again and again and again and again. 3rd period, christian dvorak puts one in and that was the beginning of an offensive explosion in the 3rd for arizona. final score. 5, 2, the forty-niners made a blockbuster trade. no other way to say it. they acquired the 3rd overall draft pick from miami. the dolphins get this year's number 12 pick next year's first round pick. >> 2020 three's first round pick and a third-rounder next year. so why would the forty-niners part with all that draft capital. well, the trade has a lot of people thinking new quarterback remember in 3 full seasons with the forty-niners jimmy garoppolo has only made it through one full season without getting hurt early and fueling the flames niners gm. john lynch was spotted at the

pro day for byu quarterback zach wilson. so cue the speculation you know, it doesn't really have to worry about their roster right now. it's stanford the cardinal's embarrassment of riches when it comes to talent helped lead them. >> back to the sweet 16 for the 13th straight time on sunday. stanford is set to take on missouri state a trip to the elite 8 is on the line. stanford has won all 3 previous meetings with the bears. but it's been a great season for missouri state like the card. they've only lost 2 games and they're perfect in conference. play. so stanford, of course, is the number one overall seed and that is the first time since 1996. they've had that distinction. they're feeling good. the game is at noon on sunday for full highlights reaction, make sure to check on sports night live. jason dumas, some kylen mills. we'll have you

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look at the golden gate bridge on not much the way of a breeze here. but blue skies to be found. temperatures 61 antioch 46 santa rosa still trying to work on catch-up here. 52 going on. san francisco to bottle and half moon bay 57 for san jose. still a little cooler up in the north bay compared to 24 hours ago by half a dozen degrees again will close that gap soon when check pretty much of a light breeze com to single digits over most of the real estate 71 at 1 o'clock it for 75 just getting warmed up. we'll see more tomorrow and then into next week will really start to get some 80's going on here. we'll take a look at that big warm up in the longer range forecast in your 4 zone in just a bit. well, marty. >> thanks, dave. some people in the bay area are having a hard time getting to clinics or sites that are offering the covid-19 vaccine. so health officials are working to bring the vaccines to them. that's happening in san mateo contra costa and alameda counties and kron four's amanda hari has more on another vaccination event set. >> for next week.

>> next friday there will be a vaccination clinic right behind me here. a puppy new housing facility. i'm told san francisco officials want to make it easier for groups that have been disproportionately impacted by the virus to get vaccinations but the most impacted from covid may have a hard time vaccine sites. but health leaders believe that shouldn't stop anyone who wants a vaccine and qualifies for it from getting it. >> this is video from a mobile vaccination clinic in contra, costa county earlier this month. >> director with the san francisco department of public health novena baba says low income and communities of color have been hit hardest by covid-19. so they're bringing clinics to those groups. you know, we're trying to get as low barrier as possible. at some sites, it's just, you know, a supply due to verify that you're the person coming. in seen, she says so far they've had a lot of success

getting people signed up for appointments at mobile sites and clinics working with real at with trusted community partners has made all the difference. even going door to door to let people know about the vaccine availability and clinics. >> this is a photo from san mateo county of the community affairs team posting notices on people's mailboxes. and if people are ready to get their shot. they can simply learn more about they can get information about the to kind of, you know, answer questions or quell fears are also promise information that might be out there simmons's go. health leaders say they will continue to bring vaccines to communities through mobile sites. >> and through clinics as long as it's needed in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> a bay area high school football game had to be canceled last night after several positive covid tests. it was a highly anticipated rivalry matchup between prep and saint francis. according to saint francis high schools tweet. there have been cases

and the bellman jv and varsity programs health experts say it's not uncommon for high school games to be canceled due to covid-19. >> that's where the difficulty comes with bringing back high school sports is that, you know, we know the transmission rates. fielder actually pretty low. most of the transmission risk actually occurs outside it occurs when you're with your family, with your friends. so now playing football them to come home and say, look, you're going to quarantine for 14 days and your family members. well, after that as well too. >> neither school could be reached for comment, but they have posted updates on twitter. the game has now been rescheduled for the weekend of april 23rd. hopefully everyone's healthy bizet's hope so, yes. >> one mess mass vaccination site intended to help low income communities will soon be shutting down hard to believe after vaccinating roughly a quarter of a million people. the mass vaccination site at the oakland coliseum is set to close in just 2 weeks fema actually runs that operation over there. but as kron four's, dan kerman reports both county and state officials are now scrambling to try and kkep that up and running.

>> in mid february. the federal emergency management agency launched the nation's first 2 mass vaccination sites here at the oakland coliseum and another in east l a both designed to give underserved communities access to the covid-19 vaccine after about 5 and a half weeks of this 8 week mission. we've able been able to vaccinate nearly half million californians between oakland and los angeles. but recently fema announced this pilot project was ending and the staff infrastructure and 6,000 additional weekly doses of vaccine going to the coliseum would come to an end on april 11th. >> i really firmly believe i can opportunities of the county to keep that site activated. certain days a week, certain hours of the day. hello me to county supervisor nate miley says county officials are now working with the state to see if there's a way to staff and fund this critical site. >> so it can remain open past april 11th coliseum site. is

an opportunity for us to continue to vaccination too. >> well, hard-hit communities and populations of comes. and then also residents of alameda county. until that time, cal. oh, yes, says beginning april 1st they'll switch from the 2 dose pfizer vaccine to the single dose, johnson and johnson vaccine in hopes of vaccinating another 125,000 people before the site closes switching the johnson johnson vaccine is a really powerful tool to us because it allows us to basically get through twice as many people vaccinated as we would otherwise if the county does manage to find a way to keep that site open after april 11th it likely will not be open as many days or as many hours. certainly. >> they won't be doing as many vaccines today still county officials say it's important to keep it open in some form and get as many vaccinations done as possible. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> well, south bay leaders have formed a hate crimes task force while others are banding

together to bolster public safety. a task force is working on the big picture while volunteer foot patrols are putting people at ease in one worried community kron four's rob fladeboe has the story. >> the response to the recent spike in attacks on asian americans in the bay area includes foot patrols here in san jose's. japantown among the red vest volunteers keeping watch over people as they strolled in launched on friday was larry honda. >> yeah. we're trying to have everybody feel comfortable. we're trying to have a presence and and and fun. fortunately, an incident does occur. we're supposed to observe and and maybe a possible record. the incident in santa clara county's newly formed hate crimes task force met online friday. >> we're advocates for other victims of hate crimes weighed in on the growing menace today. we close to 3800 incidents from all across the country. >> from march 2022 february 2021.

>> you can see that the largest number of incidents are coming from california. >> the types of hate crimes against muslims are has some graffiti on using dogs intimidate a muslim. something else i said doesn't happen to be tearing up or flushing. a koran down a toilet assaulting women that wear the hijab formed as a result of the attack on an asian-american woman in san jose's deer dawn station and other similar hate crime incidents leading to protests. >> and calls for action across the bay area. the task force will make recommendations focused on education, prevention and law enforcement. the goal of the task force is better understand what's happening in our communities and then to come up with a series of recommendations. >> that can be adopted either by government. the, you know, nonprofit sector or the private sector. there was a suggestion that japan town foot patrols might be expanded elsewhere.

>> larry honda says people are only too happy to see him lending a hand think they feel a little bit safer. so. >> stop by a couple businesses. some of the people i already know and no, they're thanking us for 4. we're doing what we're doing. >> rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> in the east bay oakland's chinatown held a rally to show solidarity with the asian pacific asian-american pacific islander community. they have also seen an increase in anti-asian violence over the past year. oakland mayor libby shaft made a plea for support of asian owned businesses which have been hit especially hard during the pandemic. >> put your money where your values are. and that means shop spend money order delivery or eat outside in this beautiful weather at asian owned businesses and businesses in chinatown in new side on throughout our city. >> well, the oakland police department is also making more

patrols in chinatown and his name to full-time liaison officer. the chinatown chamber of commerce is calling for more security cameras in the neighborhood as well. there are several more rallies planned in the bay area this weekend to support asian-american communities to rallies are scheduled for san francisco later today. one of them at 11 o'clock. the other at 2 o'clock this afternoon and will be a rally in redwood city at 1230 today, tomorrow in the east bay. 3 rallies are set for berkeley dublin and fremont. and you can find all the locations times and other details on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> the space students and staff members are calling on the mills college board of trustees to reverse its decision to close the school. last week the board said it plans to dismantle the historic women's college and replace it as an undefined institute by 2023, the school will no longer be admitting new students after this upcoming fall semester and it

will no longer give students degrees. the school does say though, current students are going to be able to finish their academic programs. dave. >> all right. a nice warm-up going on for this weekend and we're going to return to that later next week we've got the upper 70's going on the far east bay expected for today. look at the 4 zone forecast in the extended. we come back.

>> welcome we have a big international story. we've been following this morning. it's now the 5th day in a row that a huge cargo ship continues to block the suez canal that blockage could have a big impact on the world economy and could end up costing consumers more money janel forte has the latest. the suez canal at a standstill stranded container ship blocking one of the world's most important waterways. >> the response to the crisis has been relatively muted so far because the destruction is

coming. the ship ever given sit stuck in a single lane stretch about 3 and a half miles from the southern entrance. the vessel is massive. it sit up straight would be a little bigger than the empire state building and certainties mounting on how quickly it can be removed. >> we're all they see. and in such starting so guy the engine says the cow both cases. so that poses a low toss to all says edge of should officials say strong winds caused the ship to run aground with crews working since tuesday to get it back afloat. the blockage. creating an economic ripple effect. according to lloyd's list intelligence each day. it's blocked disrupts more than 9 billion dollars worth of goods. >> that's about 400 million dollars an hour. >> it takes an additional refugee. the 2 weeks to go around. to key point. so that will tie up to 10 years for to getting from a to b push of the freight rates we've offered us assistance to egyptian authorities to help reopen the canal.

>> we're consulting with our egyptian partners about how we can best support their efforts. so those conversations are ongoing and all prices spiking after speculation the dislodging process could take weeks. we do see some potential impacts on energy markets. the other concern supply chains already hard hit by the pandemic, meaning it could take longer for everyday items to reach consumers. it will start. >> increasing shipping costs because they will rewrite shipping companies will tankers and probably poll some tankers from the asia to north american trade to make up for those tankers that are stranded and can't get through on the edge or to europe, trade and experts say the issues don't stop once the ship is free cargo schedules will need to be reshuffled with ships now sitting in the wrong places. >> a mess. what a ripple effect, right. you don't really think that something like that is going to cause so many issues as you continue

just around the world, right. zach, what i let's bring it back home to the talk of weather here. days far has all the good news for side a hey. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. it's a sweet weekend in store for you picture from timber on all that blue skies going to be sticking around this afternoon going to do the same thing to borrow. >> except a little cooler on the coast will get some surface winds here to kind of correct temperatures there. locally but inland. we're looking at some warming up happening as early as sunday. but then interrupted to return by the middle of next week. so it's a nice spring like weather pattern. we see over the next about almost 10 days. there's again, the blue skies we dis referred to sfo. no delays happening this morning spreading the blue skies but upstream. this is the interrupt this. you can see up to the north. that's a piece of a front that will drop south and mistress. some scattered clouds, maybe you know, a hills, maybe a little sprinkle or 2. but the bigger issue is it's going to correct our bringing a little bit of a breeze with the 2. now the temperature check thus far. we're in the middle 50's for

much of the east bay shoreline 61 going on for but livermore tri valley are chilly at 49 46 going on for santa rosa 51 for napa. 52 palo alto and 57. meanwhile for san jose. what a point out the fog coming in just showed you the marine layer area. it's here, although we do get dry inland today. but at least it does check in a little bit around san francisco and point re. you can see so makes it in the perimeter of the bay. little bit as far as with the sierra response to all of this is there is a drop in temperatures that happens on tuesday. but should stay mostly sunny and we'll see the warm up later on this week as well. but we're looking at a lot of 50's and the boards. you can see for this weekend and early next week. speaking of which the long-range forecast models to get us into monday. here comes that interruption temperatures bumped down a little bit for a day or so. most rest. the week is pretty quiet. that's with high pressure building and the next week we have maybe a chance of some showers trying to work in here next weekend. what's more interesting is what lay ahead we get into next the following week to see if there's a change in the pacific in earnest to bring us

and some rain 67 san francisco the high today 64 daly city pacifica 63 again, we're making the upper 60's today. we will do much better tomorrow because of local winds keeping temperatures corrected upper 60's along the bay side of the peninsula down south for today, middle 70's. but at a few more degrees for tomorrow. looks like 76 san jose 74 milpitas santa clara 7776 for cupertino mid 70's along the east bay shoreline tri valley. also in the mid 7075 for dublin. 77 walnut creek and conquered looks like 74 berkeley chilly spot there. billy goat 68 but vacaville and fairfield. we're looking at probably 80 tomorrow. 79 will say today 75 for napa 76 for santa rosa mid 70's heading down south 70 game plan here. just a brief drop in temperatures. if you want to call 73 that with more cloud cover on monday. boy, we spring back, though. 8283 wednesday, thursday of next week and then it gets interesting into next weekend. the sea was were set up for

lows. by the way, should be in the 40's even inland. and we're looking at the same at the coast as well. sunset tonight, passover starts. >> thanks, dave. them are in county auto theft task force may have just taken down one of the biggest auto parts fencing operations in the history of the north bay county and investigators tell kron four's haaziq about a tip that led them to the stolen property. >> 300 catalytic converters and evident receipt showing over 2500 more being sold since january. all recovered during the bust of a major auto parts fencing operation in novato. i believe this is the biggest one in the county was play. it. >> between my 20 years of work with the sheriff's office. it happened wednesday, march 24th. >> deputy sergeant michael says that is when someone spotted something that didn't seem quite right and called them read county sheriff's office. we got lucky, you know. >> when alert citizen notice.

people basically cutting kelly covers at a storage facility and in the bottom. >> investigators say catalytic converter thefts are common all over the bay area with the toyota prius being one of the main targets for photos have i've been known for. >> for suspects to cut the skeleton burgers and then sell them. they're easy to steal and a tow it away to for these people to to make money. >> the county auto theft task force arrested to the bottle resident at their daily on c-four with this. and elizabeth herrera, both received multiple charges in connection to the stolen property. >> you know, our experience tells that that there's, you know, more people involved and that's why the investigation is still ongoing. >> has it lead you kron 4 news. >> and stay with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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big weekend for basketball fans happening today. the sweet 16 kicks off in the men's nc double a tournament. hundreds of volunteers and staff are behind the scenes hard at work. >> but one of the biggest jobs is something you might not expect we're talking about that laundry committee. they're tasked with keeping the staff and the teams looking pretty fresh during the biggest basketball tournament. >> of the year. lindsey stone has an inside look at their daily wash load.

>> or if you think your laundry take some time. >> think again, as of last night we've done just over 11 times 22,000 pounds of laundry steve santa and a team of volunteers are tackling one of the nc double a tournament biggest jobs. >> laundry. we do all the practice fear the uniforms, all the house. we probably lost 10,000 pounds this right. initially overseeing all 68 teams now just a sweet 16, which lightens the load, their volunteers are working around the clock inside 2 large trucks provided by lows started 8 in the morning and most nights were out here by one or 2 of them are all to keep teams looking sharp. for fans. and while steve hasn't done laundry and sometimes i did laundry the first month i was married. i turned everything think and i haven't done laundry and 31 here since he's proud to be part of the solution. we're thrilled to be

able to do it and no one thought about laundry. i think we're in a central while there been a few wrinkles along the way. last 3 socks. >> for 22,000 pounds and 3 sox are missing. we lose weigh more than that. and one week at home. >> they're pressing forward. and rolling with the punches. >> i don't even like to do my own laundry and job exactly lindsey stone reporting for us this morning. and by the way, the women sweet 16 also kicks off later today and we're watching the stanford. cardinal. they'll play their first game. >> tomorrow. >> we do want to bring you one last look at our 7 day forecast because it is gorgeous. that's right. 79 degrees today. high of 80 degrees tomorrow. just incredible and look, as we get to the middle of the week. looking wednesday thursday in the low 80's around the bay just fantastic. you're definitely going not really going to need a jacket dave spahr said that there's not really a whole lot of wind to

deal with. today and tomorrow. anyway. so i was looking at at the shot we have from the golden gate bridge and the flag usually blowing but not today yeah. nice blue skies no real. a cloud cover to to speak of. as you can right behind us. definitely enjoy the next week. >> because we've got some good stuff for us. we sure do. and join us again tomorrow. 07:00am until 10. >> and we'll look for you then. thanks a lot for joining marty can tell. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see tomorrow morning.

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