>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. happy easter for those of you who follow that and thank you for joining marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday april 4th has already just said it easter sunday. it's going to turn into a nice day, i believe. but we're starting with another kind of cloudy morning yet again, just like yesterday. yeah, star has got a little bit more detail for state. is it going to get a little warmer little bit warmer. i don't know. it's going pretty much like yesterday, though. yeah, it looks like temperatures are not going to move much this week ahead. but we'll get some improvement in those skies. good morning, everybo >> and we start off just like

yesterday. we have the fog. we have the clouds. there's a familiar picture at the coast going on there in half moon bay, overcast sky conditions. we have to get things started. >> and then at the golden gate bridge. also overcast as well. little bit of a breeze checking in this morning as you'll notice here a little bit with those bay area temperatures and a mild lower 50's across the region as we speak right now, not going get a whole lot of mercury movement this afternoon. we're a little warmer than we were from yesterday by a couple degrees. even in the east bay too. and as far as clouds are concerned, they will mix out a little bit as we get some daytime heating, but we're going to have to share the skies with some of those clouds. go back to that fog again next couple of hours. this does make south for us. by the time we get to the mid morning hours. so we'll keep a lot of clouds in the morning forecast that by the late morning clearing out. another dose comes early afternoon and then clears out yet again. so variable cloud covers again, today's forecast. well, more that what's going on in plus, a look ahead bunny hop ahead and what's going on next week morning to all. all right, dave, thanks a lot. well,

today is easter sunday. and after more than a year of worship in virtually today will be the first opportunity for some to gather once again in person at churches. unlike years past. of course, there are many health restrictions in place at different churches. >> but many say being together is much better than the alternative. a kron four's camila barco joins us live from fairfield this morning where one church is preparing to. welcome back. >> parishioners today camila. well, if you can believe it, noel and marty, it's been 2 years since people have been able to celebrate easter in person and not just at home or in other places. but at churches as well. and here at bay north. >> church of christ in fairfield. they have been preparing for this moment to celebrate and had this easter mass service in person for quite some time. the church's pastor says this is in the first time they will be gathering in person in the building. however, it will look the same because of covid restrictions in solano county churches can fill the place up

to 25% staff here plan to have about 75 people in the main corridor and another 45 in an overflow room. all while socially distancing now everyone is required to register before entering the church and people will have to answer a questionnaire where mask and there will there will be temperature checks. but it's not the same across churches it in the bay area. there will be multiple churches that will still have those virtual sessions and people won't be able to go inside those buildings. but like i said, he had paid north church of christ in fairfield. they will be having in-person gathering, but it will be limited. people will have to wear a mask and they will be required temperature checks will help more cross. what this church will be doing across the morning i'll have more for you later today at 8. for now live in fairfield. camille barc- kron 4 news. >> alright camila, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> hope and faith was the

message from pope francis on this easter morning, the pope spoke of new starts telling worshippers. it's always possible to begin anew because there is a new life that god can awaken in us in spite of all of our failures now due to covid restrictions only about 200 people were allowed to attend the service. italy is now under a three-day lockdown due the pandemic. this year's vigil service also started earlier than usual to respect italy's 10:00pm covid-19 curfews. so. >> back here at home, the country has reached a big milestone in its efforts to get more americans vaccinated more than 4 million covid vaccine doses have been administered in the u.s. in the last 24 hours. now, the cdc says this is a first and brings our 7 day average to abouth3 million doses given per day. so far more than 104 million people in the country have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. 59 million are fully vaccinated.

>> well, despite that progress some americans are still hesitant to take the coronavirus vaccine. now, according to a recent poll by the associated press. 25% of americans will not take any vaccine for covid-19. they say this is largely due to a fear of side effects after they take the shot. but the vast majority of americans say they are willing to get vaccinated. in fact, nearly 75% plan to take the vaccine when they're eligible or of already ruled received their first oaks. >> some troubling news, though, this morning, according to new data from feeding america food banks across the u.s. say they're overwhelmed with billions of more requests from americans who say they don't have enough to eat during the last few months of 2020 food banks gave out 42% more food. then they did during the same time in 2019 hunger is especially common for children with many students missing out on their schools. meal plans while they were learning from home

officials predict food banks will give out at least 6 billion meals this year alone. roughly 2 billion. more than before the pandemic. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news warmer weather means some ski resorts in the sierra will be closing soon for the season. we'll tell you which ones and also those that are staying open just a bit longer. plus hiring forecasts are promising after last month's jobs report will take a look at how the economy might be starting to bounce back from the pandemic. and after the break, allergy season is back with a vengeance. we're going to find out why some doctors say to prepare for more sniffling and sneezing than usual a story when we come back.

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>> good morning. welcome back. spring is in full swing in the sea. same is ringing true for the allergy seemingly at ease. and yet according to the cdc, 25 million americans have seasonal pollen allergies and they say that climate change is making it worse. stacy-ann gooden explains areas most at risk and what you can do to keep a allergies at bay. >> spring is in the air again and so is the dreaded allergy season and with warmer temperatures arriving earlier in the year and fall like temperatures staying later, that means a longer growing season we're seeing. >> you know, within global warming and a warmer earth isn't spring is, you know, has

been 2 degrees warmer and the same thing with fall. and this year is no different. doctor neeta ogden is an allergist with the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> plants like that warmth. they also taking the c '02. so this is creating an environment that's causing soaring pollen counts. juniper maple grass and ragweed are all major contributors. according to scientists. you can expect a the pollen season to last 20 days longer with 21% more pollen produced this year. plants soil scientist doctor jennifer albertine put this theory to the test. she used timothy grass to see how to an ozone effect pollen. the results are astonishing. ozone did not have a significant effect so it can reduce the amount of pollen significantly but sue to increase the part of the elevated carbon dioxide will increase the pollen production per flower by 50% town rapid. do you think this will continue to increase over the course of the 1020, 30

plus years so that the elevated levels we look at look at were a 100 parts million word which are expected to be here. well, before 2100. this can lead to major health issues for allergy suffers. the most affected. i think that the bronx and areas like that in that the boroughs of new really deserve an extra lens put on them in terms of that. >> allergy asthma control as we go into this, you know, spring season one that's increasingly worse and an allergy flareup could also make people more susceptible to viral infections. you're already inflamed because of your outage or their immunity is reduce it makes you more vulnerable to things like the coronavirus. and that's really something to keep in mind. in the meantime, stay ahead of pesky allergies by watching the weather forecast maple and juniper showing you its high because also doctor ogden says the cornerstone of reducing allergies%is a good diet and exercise wear a mask and limit outdoor activities.

>> and for the day looks like we'll have to share the skies with clouds, sun and clouds mixture with those temperatures still pretty much into the 60's. we've got a persistence forecast ahead. we'll take a look at some of the new coming up in just a bit on 00:00am morning

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. 7.14. take a look at that from the sierra. the weather is warming up and that means the ski season is coming to a close here in california. it's a pretty big kirkwood sierra at tahoe and boreal are all just a few of the ski resorts in the sierra that are set to already closed next sunday. however, if you're still itching to get up there and out on those slopes. squab valley is set stay open through at least the first of may when i've talked to them several weeks they said they were hoping to stay open through almost memorial day if it's saying first of may. now i'm wondering the snowpack isn't really yeah. just have to just haven't had any snow lately exactly. david seems like the ski season. this year's been a little bit shorter than usual. is it just me or or is that true. well, the only thing i was going to talk about the week ahead. they may get a couple grazes some light snow going but the good news is that we don't see where, you know, our temperatures will be somewhat steady state the week ahead.

>> that's good news because they don't want a lot of melting real quickly, you get that. you get flooding going on in the in the rivers could overflow. so we need that snowpack staying up there, not melting too soon. we have modest temperatures or to do that. so at least that's the good side. could use more snow. but that's on the program. here's half moon bay we're dealing with the overcast this morning. and the fog. we talk about. we're seeing that also sfo good news is no delays happening there with all those kind of overcast. there to start things off. now. as far as our temperatures, we're looking at lower 50's across the whole region from the coast inland. that of course, will be coupling when the sun starts to get higher in the sky. we see some clearing with some better heating happening in london. but then at the coast will be pretty sluggish all day today. we'll see more than a 10 degree climb from this point on. so let's look at the day ahead here. we do take care. some of this low lying moisture. get the sun out a bit. but then later on again, more scattered clouds to make note of in the afternoon. tomorrow. we start off again with fog and clouds. but clear

up in earnest this go around. so by tomorrow afternoon or probably be more of a mostly sunny deal. it looks pretty quiet into the week ahead. our temperatures don't pounds, though. we don't have like any major climb, just a modest little klein and someone of her persistence like forecast, sun and clouds mixture and cool today we've got 50's of the coast 60's bay and inland. nobody's going to get up to 70 then early in the week. turning sunny quick warming. but its modest here, we'll see temperatures get into the lower to middle 70's. well, inland then late in the week a slight reduction as we slide back a bit. and during all of this store about 2 windows we're looking for opportunities for rain, both of which don't seem to be panning out at this point. but with the passage of those systems will get some scattered clouds like this was supposed to be rain. didn't get it we've got clouds and also a little bit the way for some rain as winds, too. 59 san francisco 63 for oakland 65. meanwhile, for san jose everybody's going to check in with variable clouds or mixed bag of sun and clouds those highs across the region. upper 60's for the well inland areas

east bay shoreline in the lower 60's. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. take a look at that. extended to marty into. well, ok, dave seeing a couple minutes. thank you. well, the nation is mourning the loss of us capitol police officer william billy evans after he was killed in another attack at the capitol evans is the second us capitol police officer to be killed in the line of duty this year. >> our washington, dc correspondent rashad hudson has reaction from lawmakers and the latest on the investigation. >> capitol police say that this underscores that the capitol building and the officers charged with protecting remained potential threats for acts of violence. >> we're deeply saddened by this reaction from lawmakers is pouring in following friday's attack that killed us capitol police officer william billy evans and left another officer injured. someone who you showed up to work today to protect the capital. to protect the people working at the capitol. ohio congressman tim ryan chairs, the house subcommittee which oversees

capitol police and building security. one perimeter fence was recently removed ryan says a full investigation is needed before more changes are made. just think we've got to be very careful as we move forward. that. >> you know, we can't get too far ahead of ourselves without knowing that we have the ability. to protect the capital to harden capital. >> police have identified 25 year-old noah green as the suspect in friday's deadly attack at the capitol. >> the suspect did start lunging toward us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> law enforcement doesn't know the motive at this time does not appear to be related of. we do not have the suspect on file with the u.s. capitol there's no indication at this time if there's any nexus to any member of congress to honor fallen officer evans.

president biden has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff. lawmakers have been away for 2 weeks for break. and when they return next week, we can expect a lot of discussion on securing the capitol in washington, rashad hudson back to you. >> and we have new information about the mental state of a man who rammed his car into the barricade at the u.s. capitol. 25 year-old noah green was shot and killed by police after the attack on the 2 police officers. there are new reports of say greene had been suffering from delusions paranoia and suicidal thoughts in online post green described being under government thought control and said he was being watched. for your money this morning. positive news on us employment numbers. the u.s. labor department just released march jobs report which shows 916,000 jobs were added last month the nation's unemployment rate falling now to 6%. and that's the lowest unemployment level since the pandemic forced shutdowns more than a year ago. the upbeat

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>> good morning. welcome back. a legendary movie monsters, king kong and godzilla first squared off way back in 1962 and now they're back at it again on the big screen for another rematch at dean richards. has this weekend's movie review. >> that's got the big movie of the weekend is the long-awaited battle between 2 screen legends, godzilla versus kong. both of the titans have wreaked havoc on their own through the years. but now there's a force causing prepared to seek out each other for the purpose of

destruction of each other and why that's happening and the side stories that they built into this movie about corporate greed and world domination are mere fillers between the scenes where the battles between its 2 stars take place exploding off the screen in the finest tradition of movies like this. the destruction and battle scenes are by far its best gone are the days of stunt men in rubber suits and cheesy affects now there's very realistic computer animation. to give you a terrifying in emotional up close looks at both of the creatures have their heroic and submissive destroying cities and trying to destroy each other. versus kong is in theaters and on hbo. max it's a dean's list. b. plus, there's also the british spy thrillero6 minutes to midnight starring and co-written by comedian eddie izzard and it is a teacher at a sinister all-girls school in britain just before world war

2. >> where the evil headmistress played by judi dench is battling for the minds of the younger mostly german girls to attend. it's a political thriller with an effective hitchcock in feel and the dean's list. c plus see it on amazon prime new on netflix. this weekend is the father son drama concrete cowboy said around the real life fletcher street stables. >> philadelphia's last remaining horse stable dating back to when horse drawn wagons, deliberate produce and milk around the city. it's the story of a troubled teenager played by stranger things caleb mclaughlin who is sent by his mother who live in this. where his estranged father played by idris elba isn't exactly you've seen fish out of water story similar to this before. but in this case is very different us. this kid

from the inner city and all of us are also learning about the history of black cowboys in the u.s. to go along with this very tough love story. it's a touching dean's list b. >> finally for the easter weekend. i highly recommend it. the 2018 version of jesus christ superstar that star john legend sarah brelis and brandon victor dixon. it's a high-powered rock concert adaptation of the stage musical. that was turned into a movie musical back in 1973 starring ted neeley, both the john legend and movie musical fortunes are streaming on amazon prime video. >> hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> christ superstar might be good for easter i think it's

fantastic that you mentioned. it's from 2018. i saw back then and loved it and then ready to see again. anything john legend does. >> there. i mean, he hits it out of the time. that's for sure. i also do want to watch the cowboy one >> the king kong and godzilla. i have never it's been around for so many years and i don't think i've ever watched a full one. so i don't think i can come up to try. that's what i've started. king kong versus godzilla 3 times now and i've tried to get through it and the plot is just so out of this world. the action scen are great. i agree with the movie reviewer. yeah. but the rest of it is just this jumbled mass come news fast forw

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morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news everybody. it is easter sunday and we're hoping to get a little bit of blue sky and sunshine. at some point kind of frightening clouds, though, just like yesterday days far as going to a gives forecast to see if we have clearing just like yesterday ok, guys. we have a little bit of that to show. but it's a very modest and you really have to use your imagination and squint very carefully. but it's kind of there and we'll see a better. we'll see a better performance as we go into the afternoon. >> don't expect too much with temperatures, though. there you see a little bit of blue at the golden gate to the court on top of the southern tower there a little bit. that's just for now. that will improve later lower 50's across most of the real estate both at the coast and well inland we'll see a decoupling inland happening later on as obviously it starts warming up later on for today were a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so we're off to a little bit of a better start.

so it might feel a little warmer, maybe inland tracking the winds right now adrift on shore with the inland heating. we'll see more of those and little winds happening later this afternoon. evening, somewhat partly cloudy by 11, by 2, another batch returns. then should clear out for tonight. we'll start tomorrow off very much like this, but we will clear much better tomorrow afternoon and somewhat of an an eventful week. we'll take a look at that. plus, your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. well, marty. >> thanks, dave. the easter weekend is here. even though restrictions are more across the board really health experts are still warning to not let your guard down. yeah. and kron four's, gayle ong talk to some families in pleasanton to see how they're celebrating. another eastern the in the age of covid. >> here in downtown pleasanton of families i spoke to say they are partially vaccinated but are still taking extra precautions and are keeping their family time outside price soccer's ice cream. people made sure to get out and enjoy this easter weekend to spend more time outdoors.

and it's a lot. it's pretty lucky. we're pretty much in the groove now. >> with how it's been for last year's most time last year, public health officials put out strict guidelines as covid cases and deaths surge throughout the region. at one point, public parks were closed so people don't gather outside for potential super spreader events over the easter holiday restrictions are relaxing. health. experts are warning the virus is still here. daniel bell tran and his family are aware and have been meeting at lyons wayside park in downtown pleasanton during the pandemic we dealt with it the best we could record in naturally like everybody else for a little while there. sun is coming now get outside. >> a lot of play time outside you we take a weekend according to federal data, at least 39 million people in california have received at least one dose of the covid vaccine. hong shao is fully vaccinated, but she is not letting her guard down over the easter holiday. we spent a lot time outdoor.

>> in the backyard going, you know, going out and enjoying the weather right now and enjoying her time with loved ones. we haven't have family time in a while. so this is great. and guy vaccine. >> is one of 4 of its time for people who have not received the vaccine. and the cdc wants people to wear masks inside and outside at easter gatherings, avoid crowded and poorly ventilated indoor spaces. >> the cdc says anyone who was fully vaccinated can safely gather with other fully vaccinated. people. you're considered fully vaccinated 2 weeks after your last dose in pleasanton, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> well, an investigation is under way now to learn more about the death of a woman last seen in oakland back in january, a hiker found the body of 19 year-old tatyana duggar earlier this week in cc que county. according to the sheriff's office. her body had been there for quite some time. duggar family reported her missing from the oakland

area back on january 9th. >> professors at mills. college in oakland are firing back at the board's decision to end academic programs in an open letter to trustees college faculty said that they're, quote, troubled by what the announcement didn't say. now they're asking for better communication and increase transparency. >> what we're really focused on right now. in this letter and what this letter which is attempts to achieve is. greater participation by the faculty and what's going on. so inclusion and transparency to the process there's enormous ambiguity that i think. riddles the campus right now and. and feels often moving target in terms of what's happening next. >> professor murphy believes a better solution can be found by opening up the decision-making process. the college board of trustees have

not yet responded to the letter from the faculty. noah. >> well, a group gathered at the state capitol to stand up against asian american hate crimes. they held signs and called for an end to racism. this demonstration is the latest of many following an increase in hate crimes against asian americans across the country. event. organizers said rallies like this send a powerful message. >> you know, we don't know that our voices are powerful right. we unite as one. we speak up right. her voice speaks right across america. and we need to combine together partner of her powers, the other governor issued. and i think again, it's that unity that powerful. >> the rally lasted about 3 hours on saturday afternoon. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news gas prices are rising across the country. we have several ways that might help you find the cheapest gas near you, including the tool you might already have on your phone coming up after the break.

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>> good morning. welcome back you probably notice that gas prices are on the rise and that you've been searching for the gas of cheapest gas near you. it's hard to find young cheap cast this morning. rich demuro shows us the apps that make it easy to find those

cheap spots. and one of them might already be on your phone. >> gas prices are rising across the country. here are some ways to find the cheapest gas near you. gasbuddy is one of the most popular apps for finding prices just hit find gas in it will surface the best station to stop that based on a combination of price and distance or you can further sort prices by things like fuel grade and cash or credit. you might even be able to save more by activating special offers in the app. hey, siri. cheap gas. use your voice to find the cheapest gas nearby in seconds with gas guru just set up the siri short cut inside the app. gas guru is simple and straightforward and mostly focuses on finding the cheapest gas fast prices are color-coded. green is great. yellow is good. no app necessary. if you already have google maps, just take gas under the search bar and select a station to see the

prices. it's convenient. but there's no way to sort by price when it's time to pay. why not go contactless. if you see the symbols or this reader. many exxon and mobil stations let you scan a qr code at the pump. then use apple or google pay to complete your transaction but you'll still have to touch the handle. >> and there's that. yeah, always i always take a paper will specially these this pandemic time. i've always taken a paper towel or something to hold the gas i've done the same thing. i even have rubber gloves in the car. definitely a good saying definitely try out the voice. one is kind of easy because especially when you're driving, you don't want to be like, you know, scrolling through your phone. so if you can voice activate, i think that's best way. the other thing that bothers me about this is sometimes you end up driving 3 or 4 miles out of your way to save a couple cents per gallon eu. well, how much that i just exactly. and those prices really skyrocket kind of overnight. yeah. i feel like. days has a look at

today. well, we have quite a bit in the way of cloud cover still to deal with sticky getting things started will be a mixed bag of sun and clouds expected this afternoon as temperatures slowly get up to. >> the upper 60's for today.

>> welcome back. cal fire is already bracing for this year's wildfire season as officials are expecting another hot and dry summer melanie townsend shows us some new tools at cal fire will be

using to fight fires from above. >> in his 11 have years with cal fire in nearly 40 years with the u.s. forest service. cal fire's, senior chief of aviation dennis brown knows when the conditions are right for another hectic fire season we're headed into another dry season. so with a month the last 2 to 3 that we've had it. it is reason for concern, which means it's time to ready all battle stations starting with training for existing air tanker and air tactical pilots. they're going through. >> refresher training ground school. and then also flight training today. and for the next several weeks. brown says they are also training pilots to fly several of these new specially 70 i calfire hocks from poland which are double the size of their longstanding u h i age or huey helicopters in replace 12 of these vietnam air aircraft by 2022. it's got an extended landing gear that makes it set up higher. >> it has a 1000 gallon tank that's put under its foods or

foods that pins in the aircraft itself that fold out. there are also equipped with exterior cables for rescues and aosnorkel system that can up 1000 gallons of water in less than a minute in the mechanics. and mcclellan are also making additional adjustments to the rest of their summer fleet will have. >> 23 a grumman f 2 air tankers. those hurt are 1200 gallon air tankers that we have in our 12 by eric that basis. we have a 60 toby can that aircraft will be going to the paint job will be going to fresno. calif ayers also looking into acquiring several more lockheed c one 30 air tankers. they can store up to 4,000 gallons of water and fire retardant all to help maintain cal fire's goal to have an aircraft. >> on any fire in our state responsibility or in california within 20 minutes ago. they hopefully won't have to see fulfilled too much this summer. >> airplanes and helicopters. typically don't put fires out. we will down. we can assist the ground folks. but without the ground resources, we won't be successful.

>> and mcclellan air field. melanie townsend. >> it really is a team effort isn't both from above and on the ground. well, and when you're in those areas, when those wildfires are raging and you watch aircrews dropping the retardant and dropping the water. it is like one of the most incredible things to see. i think just knowing how dangerous it can be up there with the smoke. and and, you know, their visibility. so you know, skewed, it's it's pretty an impressive. it's heroic work that they're doing. and let's hope that we're not calling on them too much. this coming let's go ahead get the weather forecast days far, heidi. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover to get things started with that fog that we spoke of. there's the little shot here coming from the east bay shoreline. >> and still quite overcast as what we look like as we start the day. we'll see some improvements later on today. you know, the day wears on a bit. but you'll see a lot more sunshine into next week. so not a whole lot of sunshine this easter sunday. but at least we're holding off on the rain which we could use. there's that front still up towards the north. we're getting some of this moisture

piling on in. but it's just not enough. the mechanics are there. we would have had something. but it was a cutoff low to begin with. yeah. here's a look at our fog cast what happens in the next few hours. we take care of the fog, but still a lawful be that cloud cover will be kind of intruding in this forecast throughout the day. today jumping up to tahoe. officially. there's no report of any snow coming our way. some of the models are looking at mid week with some of the passages of these systems could mean some light snow. is there. but at least the temperatures remaining somewhat modest here. we're not seeing any major heat spikes, which is good news. you won't get major melting up there, which we don't want to see yet still early in the season. here's one package we're looking at earlier wednesday, maybe perhaps of scrounging up some rain out of that. doesn't look like that's going to come together. so expect some variable clouds throughout the week and some passage of winds here and there and not a whole lot of mercury movement. be somewhat modest high still. so it's not quite a heat spike or anything. but no rain in that, which is what we're kind of hoping for a little bit. 4 zone forecast this easter

sunday 59 san francisco little bit. that breeze will come with. so it will be chilly in spots like the coast 55 pacific. it's 55 also for half moon bay. we're looking at upper 50's near about 60 for the northern end of the peninsula foster city. 6365 palo alto mountain dew 63 and in the south bay, most readings are in the mid to upper 60's 68 for morgan hill. 65 san jose in cupertino and 66 santa clara lower 60's covers on the east bay shoreline tri valley. you're looking at mid 60's. dublin at 6365 going on for walnut creek and 59 for berkeley. lot of those in the numbers, by the way, will reach the 70's as early as next week, though, we're looking at 56 filet o still cold spot today. 66 fairfield and also napa sonoma 6662 for santa rosa mid 60's heading down to the south. so here it is. week ahead somewhat uneventful. there's or 70's covering the inland valleyi lower to approaching middle 70's there that they following suit with all of that. and at the coast will do 60's. although today. i think

we'll see quite a bit of 50's going on and he's got himself some new tenants, marty and the wealth. dave, thanks a lot. developing news this morning, the personal data data of more than 500 million facebook were users has been compromised. >> that data was posted in an online hacking forum and it includes phone numbers facebook id ease names locations birthdays and in some cases email addresses experts say that the data can be used to commit all types of scams. a cyber crime. intelligence company made that discovery all told 500, 20 million users around the world had their information stoln. 32 million of them are here in the u.s.. the better business bureau is warning of a new survey scam with the coronavirus twist. they say that scammers are posing as workers from the pharmaceutical company pfizer victims are receiving e-mails or text messages asking them to complete a survey about their pfizer coronavirus vaccine. the scammers lure

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already down by 4 in the top of the night. >> and it would get worse a wild pitch with a runner on 3rd and another run for the astro's. they would score 4 in the 9th inning to win 9 to one the a's will try again this afternoon at the coliseum. same 2 teams back at it today. so a good luck. >> to the and they could use a win. in the meantime, the giants looking to go 2, one on the season after splitting their first 2 games in seattle against the mariners. let's go to the top of the 7 seattle's already up 3 to nothing. and mitch haniger extends that lead with this shot over the left center field wall and that would be at the giants were shut out last night for nothing. they're off today and they face the padres tomorrow in san diego. also happening today for the first time in 11 years. stanford women's basketball will compete for the 2021 womens national championship and it's an all-pac 12 final is the cardinal will square off against arizona who have never before advance past the sweet

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at >> good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on martin gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday. april 4th. it is easter sunday. so if you celebrate happy easter to you. we've got a lot to get to this morning, though, we sure do. and we want to start by checking out the weather forecast with a spar we are dealing with. >> yet more clouds. yeah. it's a cloud sun mixture, you know, 20's kind of things were like if you're going to clouds, give us some rain. you know, just don't don't tease us this way anyway. but at least going to be one of the aides there, too. so at least we have sun and clouds going on. temperatures somewhat modest

are going to be too hot to cool a little bit chilly, though, at the coast, it looks like. here's a live shot coming in from a u c berkeley where we see the east bay shoreline. still the overcast and fog, which we see also at the golden gate, although things start to open up yesterday. pretty much around noon or so. we're looking a lot of 50's on the board for right now. almost universally. in fact, it is all those reporting stations, as you can see for comparison sake were a couple degrees ahead of the progress we had from yesterday. nothing really upstream today to really help out much. we'll see again, some better clearing as the day starts to wear on. we'll take care of this fog in the morning hours given a couple of hours for that to mix out. and the next thing is the clouds, someone partly cloudy by high noon again, looks like another batch coming our way in the mid afternoon, keeping those temperatures sub 74 today looking at the week ahead it's somewhat uneventful. we have kind of a goldilocks forecast with a lot of 70's going on inland. we'll take a look at all of that coming up in just a bit morning. well. all right, jay, thanks a lot. well, today, of course, is easter sunday. and after more than a year of

worship in virtually today will be the first opportunity. >> for a lot of people together once again to churches. it's something a lot of folks have been waiting for unlike years past. there's going to be. >> many health restrictions in place at these churches. but a lot of people are saying being together in this way is much better. then the alternative, our kron four's camila barco joins us live from fairfield where one church is actually preparing to welcome back parishioners this morning. camila. that's right. no l. just moments ago, a church member began setting up for the first in person easter service in the last 2 years. however, it won't be the same as years past because as we know, there will be less people in the building. >> and more sanitation is involved. now, if you look at your screen, you'll see some video of how they north church of christ is preparing for the first in person service of the day signs outside the building are warning people to wear masks inside our hand. sanitizing stations and a place to get your temperature checked. now an alameda

county. the senior pastor at the active church of god in christ says they have everything in place, including plexiglass to avoid close contact. both of these churches are limiting the amount of people inside the building because of covid restrictions. here's what the senior pastor at the active church of god in christ had to say. >> we have registered our members to come in. so we'll know exactly how many or in the sanctuary because we're only allowed to have 50%. seating capacity. so we've got everything in place very excited. we're so excited about reopening. >> now in other parts of the bay area. places like the grace cathedral in san francisco are not allowing in person services. they have or keeping their virtual services. and it's the second year in a row for many churches across the bay area to continue this type of service. now the first mass here at the bay north church of christ in fairfield will take place at 10:00am live in

fairfield, camila barco kron 4 news and camilla. we want to welcome you to the kron 4 family on your first day on the job. >> i couldn't ask for a better day whether >> what more can you ask for, right. be thank you. camila. >> want to send your warmest easter greetings to you and your family as you celebrate this most holy day. we know many are still going without or conference of the season. the virus has not gone and so many of us still feel along loneliness of distance for second year. most will be apart from their families, their friends for congregations that to join it. it is gospel of john reminds us the light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome. >> president biden and first lady doctor jill biden delivered an easter message this morning. they wished

everyone health hope, joy and peace and they encourage all congregations to get vaccinated and to continue to help fight the virus together. >> and hope and faith were the messages from pope francis this morning on easter morning, the pope spoke of new starts new beginnings selling worshippers. it's always possible to begin anew because there is a new life. the gun can awaken in us in spite of all of our failures now because of covid restrictions only about 200 worshipers were allowed to attend the service. italy is now under a three-day lockdown because of the pandemic. this year's vigil service also started earlier than usual to respect italy's 10:00pm covid-19 curfew. >> in the u.s. the country has reached a big milestone in its efforts to get more americans vaccinated more than 4 million covid vaccine doses were administered in the u.s. in the last 24 hours. the cdc says this is a first and it

brings our 7 day average to about 3 million doses given per day. so far more than 104 million people across the country have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. 59 million of them are now fully vaccinated. >> well, despite that progress some americans say they're still hasn't to take the coronavirus vaccine. according to a recent poll by the associated press. 25 1% of americans say they will not take any vaccine for covid-19. they say this is largely because of a fear of side effects after they take the shot. but the vast majority of americans say they are willing to get vaccinated. in fact, nearly 75% of them a plan to take the vaccine when they are eligible or they've already received their first dose. >> some troubling news for you this morning. according to new data from feeding america food banks across the united they are overwhelmed with billions of more requests from americans that say they don't have enough to eat during the last few months of 2020 food

banks gave out 42% more food than they did during the same time in 2019 hunger is especially common in children with many students now missing out on their schools. meal plans due to learning from home over the last year. officials predict food banks will give out at least 6 billion meals this year alone roughly 2 billion more than before the pandemic. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news warmer weather means some ski resorts in the sierra will be soon closing for the season. we'll tell you which ones and those that are staying open just a bit longer. and after the break, easter holiday travel is up. we'll have the warnings this morning from health officials as the country sees a record number of airline passengers. stay with us. we'll be right stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon.

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>> good morning. welcome back. holiday weekend. travel is picking up after the cdc said it's ok for vaccinate americans to travel domestically. but while travel restrictions are being relaxed. health. experts still want travelers. >> to stay cautious wear your masks and social distance. jennifer mcgraw talked to some travelers who were more than ready to get out the door. >> for 23 straight days. tsa has screened more than a million people each day. the highest on friday with nearly 1.6 million travelers jet-setting. i think everybody has been a little bit stir

crazy. the say the least. of the simpsons included who are ready and vaccinated for their spring break out. we had a great trip to kabul. >> honestly, i wouldn't say that covid test for the best, though. but fun experience j j's months as it is finally a week of some sense of normalcy after year online, learning feel like all year. it turned into like a 35 year-old stockbroker on the internet all day. >> and that's exactly what the way it did not want to bring up my child. so to take that away from him and watch play on the beach and a scuba diving play in the pool is exactly what you know, all moms >> and jay jay's dad says mental health during this pandemic is equally important. just in a surgeon. so i've been taking these people. i've seen the worst of it. >> it's so nice to see him get out and be in the thanks for me to to not be in the hospital. >> new cdc guidelines are also less restrictive saying fully vaccinated. people can travel more freely without having to quarantine the change in

guidance couldn't come soon enough as the travel industry was decimated in 2020 airlines lost almost 400 billion dollars last year. well, airports last 150 billion in revenue. >> jay cases. of course, the masks make traveling a bit here, but felt safe. then we'll do it again. one to 10. how is your spring break. >> it was 10. and for those still on the fence to fly. here is some encouragement. we're definitely on the other side of the pandemic. we have to be careful that people should just get vaccinated. jennifer mcgraw. >> all right. on the home front our forecast. not too bad here. we have to fight through a lot of cloud cover, though, in fog to get things start to get those temperatures up to the 60's for afternoon highs that chilly at the coast. those were

>> good morning, everybody. happy eastern. welcome back. the weather, of course, warming up andhat means a ski season in the sierras close to coming to a close whop whop. kirkwood sierra at tahoe and bari. all are just a few of the ski resorts in the sierra that are already set to close next sunday. squab valley, though, is going to stay open through at least the first of may. so if you want try and get some good snowboarding or skiing and that's where you've got a couple more weeks to do that walk lee. yeah. okay. well, let's turn our attention to the weather forecast they're closing down in the sierra that means not a whole lot of snow. >> and also not a whole lot of

rain here. lower elevations we're looking forward any rain in the future this week looks pretty dry. in fact, they're probably just get some token light. snow is a possibility in some of the mountains up there. but. >> really that's about it. the only kind of ray of sunshine. if you want to say this is we don't see a heat spike and that would be a problem because prematura melting. so we'll keep it locked up there as long as we can until we get the real spring fall later in the season. hopefully live shot coming in from the east bay shoreline. you can see still shrouded in cloud cover and fog will work on a working on it. sfo looks pretty good to get things started to no delays there but it's still somewhat overcast and a little bit of fog induced as well. we have temperatures now in the lower 50's over most of the real estate, almost uniformly within a couple degrees. striking range of each other from the coast to inland areas will be some more. the couple ling as we get some heating inland, of course, but nothing too major of that. we sometimes see with a a real nice warm up futurecast for keeps us in kind of this

goldilocks zone, if you will, with scattered clouds, we get some clearing the more fills in the afternoon. here to make note of. so it's not going to be like wall to wall sunshine scenario. but again, we're not getting any rain out of these clouds either. now upstream as we see in the monday, it's looks like some clouds to get things started then clearing out as we get to the afternoon and most of the week will be relatively uneventful will get passing systems. we're getting just chips and pieces of it. we're all the action will stay up to the north kind of the changes season we see from all of this and no major source of moisture helping us out. so for today it's the sun and clouds mixture and cool. kind of like yesterday chile at the coast of those 50's 60's for the bay and inland areas. we'll see a little bit of warming going on. but it will be modest. however, will get into the 70's inland, maybe even the middle to upper 70's in some locations. but still somewhat modest and then towards the latter portion of the week pulling back just a touch into the weekend, but we don't see any real rain starting to develop that far out. 59 will try for high san francisco still dealing with those clouds 63 for oakland 65. meanwhile, for san jose

across the wider real estate trying to get up to around 70. but it looks like the upper 60's the best. we're going to build a muster coming up in a bit. of course, we'll check that extended and also look at your 4 zone forecast. well, marty. >> this morning we are hearing from family members devastated after a deadly shooting earlier this week in southern california. the gunman behind the rampage remains unconscious at a southern california hospital. all as authorities continue to search for a motive. rick chambers has more. >> very heartbroken. just it's like a nightmare. they just can wake up a grieving local talks about his 9 year-old nephew. matthew farhi us one of 4 people killed wednesday at an orange business complex. >> matthew, a 3rd graders described as a strong-willed boy who loves spending time with his dad playing with his dog ruby and just doing things that boys do go to the park. >> right bicycle. is that a core that beach. he like video

games. he would soccer does one thing you like to play during greece's. >> their people. vs. >> yes, you the suspect in the mass shooting 44 in a dob fullerton was to be arraigned court documents show that he's been charged with 4 counts of murder. he allegedly went to the offices of unified homes on wednesday where his wife used to work. he locked the gates and opened fire killing the company's older lewis told far his daughter genevieve letizia guzman, an employee there and matthew. matthew's mom blanca was shot in the head while shielding the little boy. she remains in critical condition. gonzales to was shot by police and was unable to attend his court hearing even from his own hospital president. >> he is purchase you know, i

don't see any option other than to. today to see whether there is a change in his condition. gonzales is arraignment has been rescheduled now for monday. >> he's also facing 3 counts of attempted murder for the attacks on matthew's mom and 2 police officers. >> rick chambers ktla 5 news. president biden's 2 and a half trillion-dollar infrastructure plan could mean big changes for amtrak the nationwide train system plans to add 30 new routes. >> extend up to 20 existing ones and then add daily trips and 15 more states. all of this by 2035 if it's approved about 80 billion dollars from the president's plan will go to amtrak's backlog of repairs and to upgrade the northeast corridor line between washington and new york city. amtrak says it can add 20 million more passengers if this plan passes. and for your

money this morning, a positive update on the job market. the latest reports show the u.s. added nearly 1 million jobs last month. that's really exciting news this as more businesses are reopening and the biden administration continues to push more vaccination efforts. washington correspondent kellie meyer explains. >> america is returning to the office. that's according to the latest jobs report from the u.s. bureau of labor statistics revealing a hiring surge as more businesses reopen. we'll bring everybody along president joe biden plans to add even more jobs as he promotes his new 2 trillion-dollar infrastructure plan to once in a generation investment. the white house credits the rollout of the covid-19 relief package and the increase in vaccinations for the positive jobs report. the vaccine is safe. and it will save lives. vice president kamala harris encouraged all americans to get the vaccine as the white house introduces a new

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home to any possibility. >> good morning. welcome back. the latest version of godzilla versus king kong roared its way to nearly 10 million dollars opening day and that made it the top us box office opening during the pandemic. wow. yeah. a lot of people wanted to see this movie. i'm not really one of them. doug kolk did chat with some of the stars of the film in this morning's entertainment report. >> much. >> talk about for a second. what it means to the fans to have 2 iconic franchises like this collide. >> it's got to accepts that i would appreciate. i can't

might be smitten g that started having by that's a good okay. >> it was so cool. i i was talking about it with my mom was like i get to be in a good deal in congo. this is great. >> who doesn't want to see a time of the all the time. you know, again and again and again. >> these are dangerous times. 3040, people. we don't want. some even though we're not seeing here at the same. >> it's a great chance to to see a colossal encounter. >> trailer dropped. it was the most of you trailer in the history of warner brothers. oh, my goodness. really? i did not know piece of information.

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good morning. welcome back. it's a 30 on what's turning out to be a bit in some parts of the bay area this morning

yeah. gloomy easter sunday morning a little dave spahr says we've got a lot of clouds. no rain, though unfortunate dave, nobody mentioned any sun that intro there. there is some little bit in will be clouds. my wife said mixture going up anyway, good morning. everybody. on to be optimistic as much as i can with this kind of goldilocks forecast you're going on here. >> good morning, everybody. we g have a lot of fog to get things started and that's going to be just like yesterday taking a while to clear yes, that does look quite gloomy there at the golden gate bridge. our temperature check. we're in the lower 50's 52 napa. 53 going on for oakland, even inland any aka 55 with half moon bay at 50 differences along the coast is not going to prove much more than this. but inland. you get some little bit better numbers, but not that much. we're already ahead a couple degrees from yesterday or probably only see highs in the upper 60's quick check of winds will get a breeze going on this afternoon could be pretty much adrift on shore. you can expect today. tomorrow. breaking it down for you. we clear out the clouds a

little bit late morning around noon. there's a real opportunity for some rays of sun. yes, the clouds come back this afternoon. we're going to see a lot more sunshine for you and your week day forecast. a little bit warmer to getting into the 70's. so we'll feel pretty nice going on here. unfortunately, we don't see any rain upstream. we'll have your 7 day forecast along with that 4 zone to marty in the well. all right, dave, thanks a lot of promise mentioned some sunshine well, we have new fallout to tell you about this morning at the vallejo police department is too long. time officers have been fired. they were accused of improperly sharing information. >> with the former officer kron four's amanda hari reports this isn't the first time the vallejo police department has come under fire in recent years. >> incredibly painful and disheartening. and confusing. that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department. >> attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michael nick illini were fired

this week. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that they confidential with. >> a former employee a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still working was not on administrative leave. initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from the story we did with him in 2014. >> fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was

the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's the son the first african-american police officer in the oak police department. his father was the department's custodian in 1946. his dream. an aspiration was to be a police officer. he was one in 1948. the vallejo police department has been in the spotlight recently after an officer shot and killed 22 year-old sean monterrosa back in june. >> this is body camera video from that shooting. the officers responding to a break-in at a walgreens. the 10 did not respond to that incident. robinson is appealing the firing. he can choose a hearing before a civil service commission or arbitration. amanda hari kron 4 >> now to the east bay where investigators say a massive fire in oakland recycling plant started at a nearby homeless camp. take a look at this video is what the building looked like this morning i took firefighters about an hour to get it under control after it first broke out friday night. no other

buildings were damaged and no injuries reported. investigators still looking into what exactly sparked the blaze at that homeless camp. >> well, a group gathered at the state capitol to stand up against asian american hate crimes. they held signs and called for an end to racism. the demonstration is the latest of many following an increase in hate crimes against asian americans across the country event. organizers said rallies like this send a powerful message. >> you know, we don't know that our voices are powerful, right. we unite as one. we speak up right. her voice speaks right across america. and we need to combine together partner of her powers the other and we got on issue. and i think again, it's that unity that powerful. >> the rally lasted about 3 hours on saturday afternoon. >> and coming up with the kron 00:00am morning news touchless technology is helping some workers into the we'll take a look at the latest voice

activated technology that's taking office etiquette to the next level will have that coming up. stay with us. good

morning, everybody. welcome bad. touchless technology is helping get some workers to return back to the office. yeah. from a voice activated elevator to key cards that don't just unlock the door at work.

>> they open it automatically to rich demuro takes a look at all of this touch touchless tech. >> from food delivery to payments. so many things have gone touchless in the wake of covid-19 now add elevators and doors to the list. from utensil dispensers to delivery robots. these days. the less contact, the better elevator. >> going up. >> now elevators are getting the touchless treatment. you can call out to a car. you can call out to your lights at home. you can call to your tv. but this is just. >> the next step. tommy wallis runs consolidated elevator even before coronavirus. they were working to bring hands free voice activated elevator tech to buildings just called out, say the word elevator. >> and it will light up and then you say going down and it will take the call elevator. second floor. >> their system works inside and now even on existing elevators. their voice technology can handle up to

100 floors in a future. i would hope everywhere elevators with start to be like this. i just way my hand unlocks. >> and now you can hear the lock and we can take the motion sensor weekend is going now across town. a startup named open path is making getting into work as touchless as possible. we've developed a technology called touchless access. >> and this is the ability for you to literally wave your hand in front of the reader at the door and the door unlocked your phone is your digital key card. no need to take it out of your pocket combined with doors that automatically open your entrance is completely hands free. it started as a nice to have right people love the convenience of just walking up to a door waving their hand walking in. now it's a must have because people want to return to work safely and know that they don't have to touch any kind of common surface, one common theme i've heard over and over with all of this touchless technology is that a lot of it was in motion before coronavirus. but the pandemic accelerated its adoption. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> one step closer to machine

civilization. this walk up to the door and they go, we're exercising our options. he did here. we're looking for temperatures in the upper inland. we're probably not going make it to about 70 today. but in that seven-day forecast, you'll see some 70's there. we'll take a look at your 4 zone as well. keep it here. michael.

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>> good morning. welcome back. we are in early april, of course not quite fire season, but something to think about and prepare for definitely cal eire officials say conditions are already right for more dangerous fires this year. bridgette bjorlo reports. we need to get ready now as fire season could start at any time really. >> this is the time of year for homeowners to act now to protect their homes, their families. the properties in neighborhoods from the threat of wildfire. take care. that defensible space cutting. are we back living up trees. a lot of the work that point. we'll wait a little bit later in the season, they're eager to get started on these fires are the reason why firefighters are getting the word out to be prepared unseasonably warm weather mix with dry vegetation are creating wildfire fuel. >> and growing drought concerns april 1st is usually expected to be the time where the. >> plants are growing with high fuel moisture content. lots of new growth. and to our

surprise, we didn't see any of that. professor craig clements runs the wildfire interdisciplinary research center at san jose state. he spent friday afternoon looking at the conditions in the santa cruz mountains. there is no new growth on any of the shrubs that we're sample. >> which indicates that the drought with lack of rain we've had this winter is then. >> really affecting the fuel. and so the fuels are already starting out dry air than they should. and this record drought is going to be a problem. the summer, the bay area is already seeing fires pop up in recent weeks. thursday night contra costa county, firefighters responded to a grass fire in antioch suspected of arson just points out the fact that the conditions are right. >> for writing fire danger and to serve as a reminder to all of us. we need to be careful all of our outdoor activities in the north bay 5 and a quarter million dollars has been set aside for both the city of santa rosa. >> and sonoma county as a result of the pga. thr settlements after the temps

fire in 2017 in the meantime, paulo and all the assistant fire marshal, the santa rosa fire department is encouraging residents to be extra vigilant about what the rain doesn't necessarily mean that start seeing those devastating fires right away. but we could very well see them much earlier. >> this season. we have historically in the past. >> that was bridgette bjorlo reporting for us this morning. >> and talking about fire potential fire danger the season starting earlier than ever before want to check in with dave about rain. yeah, exactly. as we've got a lot of clouds, but it doesn't look like they're gonna produce much for us this week. david. yeah, it's a strikeout for that. guys. good morning. good morning. we will be clearing out these clouds. in fact, it's already happening in land solano county up to napa county and inland. it's starting to work its magic and clearing out. not so much around the immediate. they speak in san jose state. here's a picture of what's going on there for the media logical department. quite a bit of cloud cover in the south bay as well, least at this hour. but again, expecting to clear out as of

the morning starts to wear on the towel forecast and not much in the way of snow either. they may pick up a little potential dusting here in the middle of the week. maybe temperatures, though, somewhat modest that we like because it gets to warm up there. we get melting into much of the 2 quickly. we don't want that yet. so soon as far as the cloud cover, do see a clear patch developing in around noon. another cloud patch late in the day. then we go to overnight and then it's all over now into next week. yes. we'll start off monday with some cloud cover, maybe even some coastal drizzle maybe as a possibility, you know, the marine layer starts thickening up. but that's going to clear out again very quickly in earnest and a lot more sunshine for your monday and for the week ahead, it looks somewhat uneventful. here's the long-range forecast models. not real exciting here. but the middle of the week, there was some hope we bite of scrounged up something here. but as you can see, we're not seeing any radar echoes popping up on this. even towards the end of the week. again, passing clouds through the week. so one of a goldilocks forecast. you know, we don't move too much temperature wise. a couple degrees each day and it's a somewhat modest. you know,

lower middle 70's own for your easter sunday checking things out. and last day of passover, 59 san francisco at the coast mid to upper 50's with that breeze added to a throw on a sweater. you know, jack, it's definitely a little chilly there. and the clearing is maybe a little later in the day because that fog will linger that marine layer upper 50's near about 60 at the bayside coast. 63 foster city 65 palo alto and out of the south bay, most readings here, mid 60's to some upper 60's work in there. it's try and 68 for morgan hill. 66 santa clara 65 for cupertino mid 60's or lower 60's along the east bay shoreline a touch warmer inland as we see mid 60's off the tri valley and up to walnut creek 65 along with concord. 63 castro valley 59 for berkeley. a chilly 56 filet o 66 fairfield vacaville about 68 weather already probably seeing some sun developing 66 for napa and 62 santa rosa with a mid 60's heading down south. so here is

the forecast with yeah. warming up a little bit into the 70's. might even pop some middle 70's. and there at a 2. not a whole lot of changes systems come by. we're getting the pieces of them looks dry heading into next weekend. the bays going to mirror that pretty closely just a couple degrees behind. and as far as the coast hang in mostly in the lower 60's martina noel. all right. jay, thanks a lot. to get to a developing story this morning. the personal data of more than 500 million facebook users has been compromised. >> that data was posted in an online hacking forum. it includes phone numbers facebook id ease names locations birthdays and in some cases email addresses experts say that data can be used to commit all kinds of scams. a cyber crime. intelligence company made the discovery a total of 522 million users around the world had their information stolen 32 million of them are here in the u.s.. >> in sports this morning. a

rough start to the season for the a's they've dropped their first 3 games. the team was looking for the first one of the season yesterday. >> tut it just didn't happen in kind of a big way. oakland already down by for the top of the 9th. and it would get worse. a wild pitch with a runner on 3rd and another run for the astro's. they would end up scoring 4 in the 9th inning to win 9 to one. the a's will try again this afternoon at the coliseum. same 2 teams back at it today. so i guess we see how it goes maybe this will be the charm. yeah. meantime, the giants looking to go 2, one on the season after they split their first 2 games in seattle against the mariners. >> let's go to the top of the 7 seattle's already up 3 nothing. mitch haniger. we'll take this one deep. the shot over the left field wall and that would be all the scoring in the game. the giants were shut out last night for nothing there off today. they faced the padres tomorrow in san diego. >> and happening later today for the first time in 11 years. stanford women's

basketball will compete for the 2021 womens national championship. it will be an all-pac 12 final as the cardinal will square off against arizona who have never before advance past the sweet 16. the game starts at 3 o'clock this afternoon. go-kart noel. >> and national news georgia governor brian kemp is slamming major league baseball over its decision to move the all-star game out of atlanta. mlb announced it's moving the game in response to georgia's new voting law while it expands some voting access. it's already facing civil rights lawsuits over restrictions on absentee voting and drop off boxes. that bill also gives the legislature greater control. critics argue it will disproportionately affects affect communities of color. governor kemp says mlb's decision to move the game is an example of cancel culture. >> major league baseball came to fear and. >> last from liberal activists, they ignored the facts of our new election integrity law. and they

ignored the consequences of their decision. >> on our local community. >> the mlb commissioner says he made the decision after talking to individual players and the players alliance which is an organization of more than 150 black current and former professional baseball players companies based in georgia are also coming out against the law, though the ceo's of delta and coca-cola criticize the bill this week voting rights advocate and former democratic candidate for governor stacey abrams. says she's disappointed mlb pulled out of the game. but she's proud of their stance on voting rights. >> and we'll be right back. stay with us.

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>> well, check it out. the neon lights are bright again on broadway. broadway's famed saint james theater held a performance on saturday. more than a year after shutting down after nathan lane and world renowned tap dancer. savion glover perform separate pieces to a mask, socially distanced crowd. they say this performance was a long time coming and audience members agree. >> just i usually show weeks of this is great to be back soon. have an march 8, 2020. >> now fans and performers alike are hoping more of

broadway continues to open up over the course of the next several therapeutic for so many people. my gosh. i mean, like that woman that she goes once a do without it. yeah. well, we want to show this wonderful photo of the moon. take a look at this. and that's actually the moon. it shows with the lunar surface would look like with, quote, sumer superhuman vision. there's a photographer who altered the image of the moon to highlight with the human eye can't see. he says those colors are real and they represent the hidden geological history of the moon. the photographer says the brighter areas show where magma once flowed very, very beautiful. >> well, hey, it's been years in the making. now we are finally getting a look at the new space jam film filmmakers malcolm lee and ryan coogler have subbed in king james from michael jordan in the remake of this classic film lebron and get trapped in a digital space by rogue artificial intelligence of course, to get themselves home. lebron is going to have to lead bugs and

lola bunny along with the rest of the tune squad to victory over the opposing basketball team space jam a new legacy is set to hit theaters and on hbo. max july 16th and a lot of people been waiting for this one. i'm little skeptical. yeah, but it looks pretty good for what going to be comparing it to michael jordan. of course, yeah. we that's a tough well, coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news. we have a lot in store for you. the second easter during the pandemic and health officials are urging the public to celebrate safely. we'll find out how bay area churches are preparing for service. details coming up in a live report. >> plus the country just hit a major milestone in the fight against the coronavirus. we'll have that for you. stay with us. as a kron 4 morning news rolls on. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at know. >> i everybody. good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday april 4th. happy easter to you. if you celebrate, we hope the easter bunny good too. and if you're going out on easter egg hunts taking the kids out there pack them up and jackets. yes, it's going to be a little. it might be a little chillier than you were expecting on easter sunday. dave spahr has got little bit more detail on the mix of clouds and sun that we're going to see over the bay area. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, we're dealing

with that fog to to go on looks like it's mixing out in some spots where we see some of the inland areas. solano county, napa county, for example, start open up a little bit. we're seeing some patches develop even around the bay to get things started here is a long shot from temper on and there you can see pretty much overcast is what it looks like. some shredded stratus going on here. we do see some patches of blue here from the vantage point of the golden gate bridge and looks like some sun is trying to peer through a little bit of a breeze, though, at this hour. temperatures. we're still hanging in the lower to middle 50's. pretty uniform from the coast inland. of course, the inland areas will start warming up as we get the sun doing its magic couple degrees ahead of yesterday. yeah. nothing major and we're going to be pretty close to those numbers we saw from yesterday as well. we're still stuck in this kind of pattern here until we get to early next week in clear out in earnest as far as the fog is concerned. hey, it's gone. it's history. it's a member will be back. by the way, again tomorrow morning, which will look like this again. but the afternoon forecast won't.

we'll see some clearing late morning into around the noon hour. but by the mid afternoon clouds come rolling back in again and temperatures only managing even inland to the upper 60's course. we'll check all that out coming up in just a bit. part in the well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. well, today, of course, is eastet sunday. and after more than a year of worship in virtually. >> today will be the first opportunity for some people to gather once again in person at churches unlike in years past, of course, is going to be many health restrictions in place. but a lot of people say. >> you know, being together is much better than the alternative kron four's camila barco is joining us live from fairfield where one church is preparing to welcome back. parishioners this morning. good morning, camila. >> good marty. the doors have officially opened here at the north church of christ. it's the first time in 2 years the district will be able to celebrate easter with people in side the building, but a lot of the staff a lot of the church members tell me it's not the same if you can see

the church. this is how the church has been setting up for the first service of the day. there's temperature checks hand sanitizers and signs asking people to wear face masks inside the main room. they have placed signs to social distance between parties. they are only allowing 75 people in one room in less than 40 in a second because of the limitations. the church is still hosting services online. the church pastor says it's great to have people back in the building. but it's different. >> this will be the first service will say this would be the first service will say get out of the lobby as fast as you can. this is the first service, but we don't allow any socialization to happen inside the building. we encourage everyone to take everything outside in the stands 6 feet apart. so this is the first service will coming together but was still a part. >> now in other places across the bay area like the grace

cathedral in san francisco. they will not be allowing in person services instead they will be hosting virtual ones and it's the second year in a row for a lot of churches across the bay area to do this. however, here they are still doing virtual and in person for the first time and here the first service starts at 10:00am. live in fairfield camila barco kron 4 news. >> camila. i'm wondering if anyone has gotten there a little bit early this morning. have you seen any parishioners show up just yet. >> not yet. right now they are hosting bible study and at is when the first service begins. however, they do have some a list of the people who have registered to come here before. so they are aware of how many people will be here. and the are prepared to follow limitations that the state has >> alright camila. thanks a lot for that live report. >> i want to send your warmest easter greetings to you and

your family as you celebrate this most holy day. we know many are still going out your conference of the season. the virus has not and so many of us still feel along loneliness of distance for nd year. most will be apart from their families, their friends for congregations that chose to join it. it is gospel of john reminds us the light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it. >> president biden and first lady doctor jill biden delivered an easter message this morning in a twitter post. the president wished everyone health hope, joy and peace on this easter sunday. the president went on to encourage all congregations to get vaccinated and to continue to help fight the virus together. >> and hope and faith were the messages from pope francis this morning on this easter sunday, the pope spoke of new starts new beginnings telling worshippers it's always possible to begin anew because

there's a new life. the gun can awaken in us in spite of all of our failures now because of covid restrictions. only about 200 people were allowed to attend the service. italy is now under a three-day lockdown because of the pandemic. this year's for a vigil service also started earlier than usual to respect at least 10:00pm covid-19 curfew. >> here in the united states. the country has reached a big milestone in its efforts to get more americans vaccinated more than 4 million covid vaccine doses were administered in the u.s. in the last 24 hours. the cdc says this is the first and brings our 7 day average to about 3 million doses given per day. so far more than 104 million people in the country have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. 59 million of them are fully vaccinated. coming up in morning news hiring forecasts are promising after last month's jobs report. a look. >> and how the economy may be starting to bounce back. and

after the break, allergy season is back with a vengeance or to find out why some doctors say you need to prepare for more sniffling and sneezing than usual at story when we come back. stay with us.

>> good morning. welcome back. spring is in full swing in the same rings. true for the allergy season. you don't need me to tell a according to the cdc 25 million americans have

seasonal pollen allergies. they say the climate change is actually making it worse allow stacy-ann gooden explains areas. most at risk and what you can do to keep allergies at bay. >> spring is in the air again and so is the dreaded allergy season and with warmer temperatures arriving earlier in the year and fall like temperatures staying later. >> that means a longer growing season we're seeing. >> you know, within global warming and a warmer earth isn't spring is, you know, has been 2 degrees warmer and the same thing it with fall and this year is no different. doctor neeta ogden is an allergist with the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> plants like that warmth. they also taking the ceo to this is creating an environment that's causing soaring pollen counts. juniper maple grass and ragweed are all major contributors according to scientists. you can expect a the pollen season to last 20 days longer with 21% more pollen produced this year. plants soil scientist

doctor jennifer albertine put this theory to the test. she used timothy grass to see how to an ozone effect pollen. the results are astonishing. ozone did not have a significant effect so it can reduce the amount of pollen significantly but sue to increase the part of the elevated carbon dioxide will increase the pollen production per flower by 50% town rap. and do you think this will continue to increase over the course of the 1020, 30 plus years so that the elevated levels we look at look at were a 100 parts per million word which are expected to be here. well, before 2100. this can lead to major health issues for allergy suffers. the most affected. i think that the bronx and areas like that in that the boroughs of new really deserve an extra when's put on them in terms of that. >> allergy asthma control as we go into this, you know, spring season one that's increasingly worse and an allergy flareup could also make people more susceptible

to viral infections. you're already inflamed because of your outage or their immunity is reduce it makes you more vulnerable to things like the coronavirus. and that's really something to keep in mind. in the meantime, stay ahead of pesky allergies by watching the weather forecast maple and juniper showing you its high because also doctor ogden says the cornerstone of reducing allergies is a good diet and exercise wear a mask and limit outdoor activities. >> well, another mixed bag of some sun and clouds. no rain in there to help kind of clear up the atmosphere a little bit for you going on. it looks like clouds return a little bit by the mid afternoon. a look at your easter

>> it's 9.14. good morning, everybody. happy stern. welcome back. welcome back. for sure. you i feel like when spring started. it was everyone was really excited for all the sunshine that we were receiving. but now we're kind of stress because we don't have the rain that we know we need. yeah. and especially last week when it got so hot for a few days thinking, ok, this is it. lets move full speed ahead. yeah, but you're right, a little nerve wracking a whole lot of rain. let's find out if we've got any on the way with dave spahr heidi, nice to see you guys, too. >> good morning, we do have a lot of cloud cover which to deal as far as the rain just didn't come together for this weekend and we're dealing with the cloud cover which is starting to break up a little bit. we could see the flames shot from timber on. so gentle steps will get us there. looks like a quiet week ahead, not much the way of rain there.

either. looks like although temperatures will be a warmer than what we're seeing for your easter sunday here sfo a lot of cloud cover here, too, although the fog has and cause any delays this morning. temperature check boy, lot of, you uniformity here. 51 san francisco 57 for antioch, although we'll see those inland areas start moving here in the next few hours as we approach noonan shortly there afterwards. so we know we got the cloud cover here, although it's starting to clear up in the inland areas. solano county, napa is looking better too. eastern contra, costa county, everybody clears out. then there's another patch that will redevelop this afternoon. yeah. okay. and then that's going to take us through overnight feels back up again tomorrow morning. we'll do kind of the same thing again. but it will break up for monday afternoon. most of the week looks pretty good. will have systems passing us. but most of that action will just be some clouds around temperatures are not going to move that much and we'll get maybe a daily breeze here and there breaking it down here for you. sun and clouds mixture today. cool 50's of the coast. a little chilly there 60's happening for the bay and inland here. but later

in the week, early week. we see turning sunny quickly warming. but modest. we'll see some 70's, maybe middle 70's going on in the inland valleys and then for late in the week we trail backwards here modest cooling his return to some more 60's here and some lower 70's looks like we'll remain dry, though, into the weekend. the only little kind of a here is might get a little grays of some lightisnow up in the mountains which they could use. but a lot more get 59 san francisco 63 for oakland 65. meanwhile, for san jose across the wider geography. we manage the mid to upper 60's in a lot of the inland valleys, of course, coming up in a bit. we'll have your 4 zone forecast and check out the extended martino. well, all right, dave, we'll look forward to that. thank you. well, the nation is mourning the loss of us capitol police officer william billy evans after he was killed in another attack at the capitol. evans is the second to capitol police officer to be killed in the line of duty this year. our washington, dc correspondent rashad has hudson now with reaction from both lawmakers and the latest

>> capitol police say that this underscores that the capitol building and the officers charged with protecting remained potential threats for acts of violence. >> we're deeply saddened by this reaction from lawmakers is pouring in following friday's attack that killed us capitol police officer william billy evans and left another officer injured. someone showed up to work today to protect the capital. to protect the people working at the capitol. ohio congressman tim ryan chairs the house subcommittee which oversees capitol police and building security one perimeter fence was recently removed. ryan says a full investigation is needed before more changes are made. just think we've got to be very careful as we move forward. that. >> you know, we can't get too far ahead of ourselves without knowing that we have the ability. to protect the capital to harden the capital. >> police have identified 25 year-old noah green as the

suspect in friday's deadly attack at the capitol. >> the suspect did start lunging toward us capitol police officers at which time a u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> law enforcement doesn't know the motive at this time does not appear to be related of. we do not have the suspect on file with the u.s. capitol there's no indication at this time if there's any nexus to any member of congress to honor fallen officer evans. president biden has ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff. lawmakers have been away for 2 weeks for break. and when they return next week, we can expect a lot of discussion on securing the capitol in washington, rashad hudson. >> back to you. and for your money this morning, we have some great news on the u.s. employment front to the labor department just released its march jobs report. >> which shows 916,000 jobs were added last month. the

nation's unemployment rate has now fallen to 6% and that's the lowest unemployment level since the pandemic forced shutdowns more than a year ago. the upbeat report marr comes as president biden is making that push for his multi-trillion dollar infrastructure plan. >> one of those other our administration is a commitment buy american. the plan we're putting forward to make sure that when the government spending taxpayers money. that they're spending on american made goods american corporations, an american employees. >> the president says it's important for americans to get more help and he's calling on cabinet secretaries to help sell the plan. >> still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news, 2 old rivals go head to head when we come back, we have this weekend movie review.

>> good morning. welcome back. legendary movie monsters king kong and godzilla squared off for the first time way back in 1962. and they're back at it the rematch dean richards has this weekend movie review.

>> it's got the big movie of the weekend is the long-awaited battle between 2 screen legends, godzilla versus kong. both of the titans have wreaked havoc on their own through the years. but now there's a force causing prepared to seek out each other for the purpose of destruction of each other and why that's happening and the side stories that they built into this movie about corporate greed and world domination are mere fillers between the scenes with the epic battles between its 2 stars take place exploding off the screen in the finest tradition of movies like this. the destruction and battle scenes are by far its best gone are the days of rubber suits and cheesy affects now there's very realistic computer animation. to give you a terrifying in emotional up close looks at both of the creatures have their heroic and submissive destroying cities and trying to destroy each other. versus kong is in

theaters and on hbo. max it's a dean's list. b. plus, there's also the british spy thriller 6 minutes to midnight starring and co-written by comedian eddie izzard and it is a teacher at a sinister all-girls school in britain just before world war 2. >> where the evil headmistress played by judi dench is battling for the minds of the younger mostly german girls to attend. it's a political thriller with an effective hitchcock in feel and the dean's list c plus see it on amazon prime new on netflix. this weekend is the father son drama concrete cowboy said around the real life fletcher street stables. >> philadelphia's last remaining horse stable dating back to when horse drawn wagons, deliberate produce and milk around the city. it's the story of a troubled teenager played by stranger things

caleb mclaughlin who was sent by his mother who live in this. how police say where his estranged father played by idris elba isn't exactly you've seen fish out of water story similar to this before. but in this case is very different us. this from the inner city and all of us are also learning about the history of black cowboys and the u.s. to go along with this very tough love story. it's a touching dean's list b. >> finally for the easter weekend. i highly recommend it. the 2018 version of jesus christ superstar that star john legend sarah brelis and brandon victor dixon. it's a high-powered rock concert adaptation of the stage musical. that was turned into a movie musical back in 1973 starring ted neeley, both the

john legend and movie musical versions are streaming on amazon prime video. >> hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. that film about about the horses in philadelphia really looks interesting. well, i actually never, you know, you hear of over here on the west coast here about the compton cowboys down in southern california. and you know, their long history down that way. but i really didn't know that. back in the east coast, there was a similar had no, i type of would be kind of eye opening. i think that's on should definitely check that out. yeah. we'll be right back.

>> it is 9.30 and welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning easter sunday. as you said a little bit earlier. if you're going to end the strike and are headed out to church this morning. you're definitely going to bring a jacket. yeah. you definitely don't want to have the kids in their short sleeved shirts. definitely. davis far has got a little bit more detail on just how warm we might get today, dave. hey, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're probably going to stick in the 60's all over evenrthose inland valleys were just talking to pop up into the 70's. that will happen later this week. but for today, no keeping it very modest. now we are working on the cloud cover that is starting to show some improvement here. golden gate bridge picture. there you can see some blue skies making its way through the sun, appearing on through.

>> although we still have a little bit of a breeze to make notable. you can see from the flag mid-fifties to upper 50's already. unlike spots like any art that's already racing ahead with lower 50's covering the coast for now. so we're all in 50's territory. don't expect much more of a warm-up for the inland valleys, a degree or 2 warmer than yesterday. but we're pretty much on target from the progress that we saw yesterday with a little bit of an onshore breeze. that'll be around throughout the day today and through the afternoon evening. so we're going to be dogged by some cloud cover will see some breaking up happening this afternoon and then turning mostly cloudy as we get to about 4 into tonight. now, tomorrow, the same kind of deals expected, you know, with the clouds and the fog cool temperatures. but much better clearing starting monday and into much of next week. we'll take a look at some of those long range forecast for you and also the 4 zone and extended martino well, all right. thanks a lot. back to the news this morning. there's new fallout at the vallejo police department has 2 longtime officers have been fired. they were accused of improperly sharing information

with a former officer kron four's. amanda hari reports this isn't the first time the vallejo police department. >> has come under fire in recent years. >> incredibly painful and disheartening. and confusing. that's how that julia fox says her client lieutenant herman robinson a feels after he was fired by the vallejo police department attorneys confirmed police lieutenant's robinson and michael nick illini were fired this week. i asked fox why the tenant robinson was fired state. take issue with him. have. >> they shared information that 18 confidential with a former employee, a former captain more specifically. i've police department that former employee is now a peace officer and another bay area agency. >> fox has represented the tenant robinson since the investigation began in the summer of 2020. he was on administrative leave and he was fired. but for several months after the investigation, he was still

working see was not on administrative leave initially he was interviewed at the end of summer 2020. >> he remains in his full capacity as lieutenants and he was not placed on administrative leave until after the holidays. this is video of the tenant robinson from the story we did with him in 2014, fox says he's been with the police department for more than 40 years. his father was the first black police officer in vallejo. >> he's the son the first african-american police officer in the valley. oak police department. his father was the department's custodian in 1946. his dream. an aspiration was to be a police officer. he was one in 1948. the vallejo police department has been in the spotlight recently after an officer shot and killed 22 year-old sean monterrosa back in june. >> this is body camera video from that shooting. the officers responding to a break-in at a walgreens. the

10 did not respond to that incident. robinson is appealing the firing. he can choose a hearing before a civil service commission or arbitration amanda hari kron 4 news. >> an investigation is under way now to learn more about the death of a woman last seen in oakland back in january. a hiker found the body of 19 year-old tatyana duggar earlier this week in siskiyou county. according to the sheriff's office. her body had been there for quite some time. dockers family reported her missing from the oakland area back on january 9th. >> professors at mills college in oakland are firing back at the board's decision to end academic programs. there in an open letter to trustees college faculty said there are, quote, troubled by what the announcement did not say now they're asking for better communication and increase transparency. >> what we're really focused on right now in this letter and what this letter which is attempts to achieve is.

greater participation by the faculty and what's going on. so inclusion and transparency to the process there's enormous ambiguity that i think. riddles the campus right now and. and feels often moving target in terms of what's happening next. >> professor murphy believes a better solution can be found by opening up the decision-making process. the college board of trustees have not yet responded to the letter from the faculty. now to the south bay this morning. a dui suspect led police on an early morning chase as officers attempted to pull over the man on highway 17 near los gatos. they stopped 32 year-old jeffrey epstein near the lark avenue intersection as one officer was searching epps car. another car smashed into the officer's squad car that collision sent both the officer and epps the hospital.

both are said to have non life threatening injuries investigators have not yet said what caused that crash. >> a redwood city man is in jail this morning charged with attempted carjacking, a federal mail theft and possession of a switchblade redwood city police say a man well, rosales tried to tried to steal a vehicle. but the driver held him off until san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrived. they search for solace and found a switchblade and numerous pieces of mail that were not his. and the east bay. investigators say a massive fire at an oakland recycling plant started at a nearby homeless camp. this now with the building. looks like this morning. it took firefighters about an hour to get it under control after it first broke out friday night. no other buildings were damaged. no injuries were reported. investigators are still looking into what exactly sparked that fire at the homeless camp. >> well, today is easter sunday and even though sunday and even though restriction

health experts are still warning to not let your guard down kron four's. gayle ong talked to families in pleasanton the see how they're celebrating. another easter weekend in the age of covid. >> here in downtown pleasanton of families i spoke to say they are partially vaccinated but are still taking extra precautions and are keeping their family time outside price soccer's ice cream. people made sure to get out and enjoy this easter weekend to spend more time outdoors. and it's a lot. it's pretty lucky. we're pretty much in the groove now. >> with how it's been for last year's most time last year, public health officials put out strict guidelines as covid cases and deaths surge throughout the region. at one point, public parks were closed so people don't gather outside for potential super spreader events over the easter holiday restrictions are relaxing. health. experts are warning the virus is still here. daniel bell tran and his family are aware and have been meeting at lyons wayside park in downtown pleasanton during the pandemic we dealt with it the best we record in naturally like everybody else

for a little while there. sun is coming now get outside. >> a lot of play time outside you we take a weekend according to federal data, at least 39 million people in california have received at least one dose of the covid vaccine. hong shao is fully vaccinated, but she is not letting her guard down over the easter holiday. we spent a lot time outdoor. >> in the backyard going, you know, going out and enjoying the weather right now and enjoying her time with loved ones. we haven't have family time in a while. so this is great. and guy vaccine. >> is one of 4 of its time for people who have not received the vaccine. and the cdc wants people to wear masks inside and outside at easter gatherings, avoid crowded and poorly ventilated indoor spaces. >> the cdc says anyone who was fully vaccinated can safely gather with other fully vaccinated. people. you're considered fully vaccinated 2 weeks after your last dose in

pleasanton, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in sports this morning. it's a rough start to the season for the oakland a's they've dropped their first 3 games. the team was looking for the first one of the season yesterday, but it just didn't happen. oakland already down by 4 in the top of the 9th. then it would get worse. a wild pitch with a runner on 3rd and another run for the astros. they would end up scoring 4 in the 9th to win 9 to one yeas try again this afternoon at the coliseum. same 2 teams back at it today. maybe 4 times a charm. you go. >> well, meanwhile, the giants looking to go 2, one on the season after they split their first 2 games in seattle against the mariners. let's pick it up in the top of the 7th seattle's already up 3. nothing. and there it goes. mitch hitting that went into the left field bleachers and that would that would be all the scoring the giants were shot out for nothing today there are often no faced the padres in san diego tomorrow.

and happening today. a little bit later on for the first time in 11 years. stanford women's basketball team will compete for the 2021 national championship. it's an all-pac 12 final is the cardinal will square off against arizona who've never before advanced past the sweet 16 that game tips off at 3 o'clock this afternoon and good luck to the card. >> okay. we're still negotiate apyou quite a bit of cloud cover, but we should score some sunshine later today. we've got upper middle 60's right now going on as you can see on the board for high temperatures today but will be shy of 70. but later in the week we'll catch up a little bit on that. look at that extended forecast in your 4 zone in just a bit.

>> good morning. welcome back to 9.43 in the sunday morning we've got a little bit of cloud cover still sticking around here this hour. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on what we can hopefully see the sun break out a little bit later today. well, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we are seeing some breaks happening there. there's some blue skies in the background. but yes, quite a bit of cloud cover and some fog. we had a negotiate through this morning. repeat expected for tomorrow, although should clear up much more earnest expected in the afternoon. we're not going to be that lucky today. these clouds will come back again. >> by this evening. want to check things up in tahoe. real temperatures, somewhat modest 50's and may be scraping up to

60 or so. we do see a couple of systems that may gray's those folks there a little bit of a dusting of some snow. but relatively uneventful at least we're not getting a lot of melting, though. that's the plus and this forecast watching future cast for clearing up and then another deck of cloud cover late in the afternoon. looks like it redevelops and into the overnight that will greet us tomorrow morning before then clearing out and we'll be back to the mostly sunny mode. it looks like for good chunk of the week ahead. nice little modest warming going on here. not too much. not too little. we'll get us into the 70's, though. so feel pretty nice that that long range again from the cloud sector and rain sector. not much happens midweek here. we see some scattered clouds. there was some hope initially that that would be in the form of some rain working not looking like that's going to happen. so it'll be dry. not just next week but also into the following weekend on your easter sunday. one of those temperatures look like in the 4 zones. 59 san francisco and it will be chilly along the beaches and the coast middle 50's expected. we have that onshore breeze that will be

with us. 55 pacifica on the bay side scratching near about 60. we'll get some mid 60's down south palo alto at 65 mountain view check-in at 6365 expected for san jose with morgan hill at 68 65 milpitas santa clara with the pair 66 is lower. 60's line up the east bay shoreline with tri valley in the middle 60's walnut creek at about 65 along with concord and 62 sailing under richmond. also at 62 little chilly today in vallejo still in the 50's 66 for fairfield pittsburgh at 65 now at 66 in santa rosa at 60 to mid 60's down the rain but still 50's at the coast here. those 70's as promised lot of sunshine going on here for you. looks like the bay will follow suit pretty close to that and the coast, meanwhile, will be in 60's territory. nice, easter and passovet ends at sunset tonight. >> believe the myth of like if you're a citizen your minor children. get your citizenship

a lawyer should have mentioned to her, hey, you have a daughter also that was and you need to petition for her. nobody did. >> a new short documentary follows one woman as she prepares for the biggest moment of her life, her deportation case. the film bray is not only set to be featured during the san francisco film fest, but also the upcoming aspen film shorts fest. both of which are oscar qualifying festivals. joining me now is berkeley filmmaker maya cueva and the woman whom this film is based off of 100 pablos ladies. it is a pleasure to speak with both of you this morning. my i do want to start with you because i'd like you to give us the opportunity to give us a synopsis of the film and what people can expect when watching this. thank you so much for having us. fall has the story. and i have the pablo us and ner fight against deportation case. >> the film really focuses on a small section of all the

story organizing work shortly after her release from the light attention center in arizona in 2018 and leading up and to her asylum hearing in december 2018 and do this film are really trying to dismantle the mess that the good immigrant first that immigrant and really put the blame back on this racist immigration system that continues to criminalize black and brown people and cage that meant for profit detention centers and presidents. and we really want to highlight that even though our administration has changed. this has not which i think a lot of people don't necessarily realize, you know, they think ok, someone new is in the white house. this is going to be a completely different a game over here. but that's not necessarily how ays out of the 100 year described as. >> an unapologetic immigrant who is a force to reckon with a past mistake as you are facing deportation. can you share with us what that mistake was and whereour fight against deportation is right now. >> yes, i can't thank you, so

yes, i like to really talk about when we talk about this mistake, i mean, i like to think lake. a lot of so we have a justice system supposedly driving and criminal justice system. i was actually on probation right for for what i plead guilty to, which was a passion million charge and i think we want to talk about this in one or more lies that because that's that's what's, you know, put into prisons and jails people nonviolent drug offenses or whatever. but i think at the moment right now it's time to talk about the justice system being over sentencing black and brown people are right. i grew up in arizona place where it's extremely, you know, the show me your papers. last rites. i think we want to really talk about how the system itself, the immigration system is actually interrupting the support on court justice system. right. i was picked up by when i was on probation and they interrupted that right. and i've been actually fighting for almost 1010, years. a whole decade for i up after marrying a dui. right. and i think, you know, you

know, really want to criminalize that. and i want to push back on that because i also to deserve dignity and respect after i've already, you know, moved past might might know whatever happened in my past. i think white people, for example, get to do that. you know, i saw people in jail do 24 hours right along with their lives while i'm still a decade later still being hunted. i'm a great distance, of and and again, separating families in this happening. daily and it's been happening since 1996 94 week. use laws that were that were used in the criminal justice system to started to mount use of integration and now getting not citizens to go through a pension system twice. >> where does your fight against deportation stand right now. so again, we're not giving up as organizers. we are trying to shift, you know, the question to a question that, you know what you can do partition policing right here on the cries of abolishing ice. i think. >> press is still showing this story. my deportation case where appealing it right you know, we're just going to the wave of appeals but also.

organizing and being created at the local level to see what we can do to also on, you kind of get you some charges. the post conviction relief which is no going back to some of some of these charges and kind of like figuring. now, if there's other race to get out of deportation right to actually get ice to get their foot off my neck and we are see one of white that, you know, they need to stop deporting me, stop criminalizing ice is only here to target the porch and incarcerated. and we understand it's all based on not criminalizing people like myself. it's a different target. every time, right. the people that are filling up. the jails are not are the people that we constantly try to vilify. it's, you know, people like myself that. didn't become citizens. i was a legal permanent residents. so there's nothing, you know, that protects even residents here. so we're not talking just about citizenship protecting people. it's about something, the policing, the harassment, young one reddit rhetoric that allows this you know, these violent to continue to happen. why did you think it was important to share always journey.

>> actually came across a petition asking for the release have that from eli detention in 2018. >> and immediately. you know, i looked into her story and who she and i just was drawn to her as a person who, you know, she is a resilient person but she's also been through a lot, right. and we're both saying we really need to put this plane back on the system. right. and even though she may have made a mistake this any other person who might be documented or my the way it would have cost them maybe 24 hours in jail or probation. it would have than 2 years detentions in the detention center prison. so i really wanted to show people that you know, even if you make this mistake there should be no, there's a about who is deserving to be here right. the story really shows that.

and, you know, i really wanted to show somebody who is complex and is unapologetic about who she and so we ended up first they was still and it just in the detention center on the phone and then we ended up doing a radio show for npr's latino usa feature on and from we decide to make a film. so that's where their >> well, the is going to be shown at a couple of different festivals. as i mentioned, both of those festivals are coming up. the aspen shorts fest actually starts on tuesday. april 6, the san francisco film fest is the following week. you're a bay area from berkeley. what was it like when you found out that your film was going to be showcased here at home at the san francisco film fast. >> was amazing news. you know, growing up in the is the go

film festival is something that you know, all of wanted to be a part of and i'm so excited that the gets to be there and that's going to be it's premier. and i also just want to give a shout out to, you know, people help me along the way. we were able to make this found through the jacob burns film center it's it's called the creative culture it's a based in new york. but i'm so excited that i get to you know, green this story. now to my hometown, which is the bay area. >> well, ladies, thank you again for for joining me this morning. we're going to make sure that online folks can get link so that they can maybe sign up to be a part of the festival so that they can watch the i i thank you so much for joining me. thank you. we'll be right back.

>> good morning. welcome back. well before you dig into all that easter. candy, you want to ask yourself just how much sugar is in that why would you ruin this now viral video shows you just that turns out one cadbury creme contains about 26 grams of sugar and that is more than the recommended daily amount some

people are defending the chocolate egg saying it's ok to have one occasionally and everything should be in moderation. but that is all that's a lot of sugar in just one that's just one egg. and it's and you're you're over. i'm actually limit. yeah, i'm actually glad they didn't do this with reese's peanut butter eggs because eat a lot of i can i can picture just wait don't you know, don't tell her that things up. thanks for joining us. we'll see again next weekend.

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