from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> hi. good morning, everybody. thanks a lot for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow we have a beautiful day for you this morning. we do want to start off with our top story which is a school is back tomorrow been a long time coming. but finally, dozens of schools in the san francisco unified school district will be welcoming back students to the campus and the classroom. the big day is tomorrow for many students. this is actually be their first time in a classroom setting things

will certainly look different than years past excuse or technical difficulties this morning. but we do have kron four's camila barco she's live at the san francisco school district. she's going to be bringing us a live report this morning. >> be doing schoolwork from home tomorrow will be the first day that they are back in the can you believe it? it's been more than a year. however, the return for students back in the classroom will be staggered. officials say that 11 education preschool sites, 22 elementary schools and 3 county schools will be the first to open its doors, students and teachers will have the chance to get a covid test. and according to the school's website, it with it is a must. >> for teachers. students are going back to the classroom. they will have to happen. they will have to follow safety protocols. meals will be served in the classroom or

outside and 3 grab and go meals will continue for distance learners. everyone in the building will need to wear a face mask practice social distancing and good hygiene. and again, according to the school's website, custodians will clean and disinfect high touch areas daily. the district has invested in elektra knicks prayers to get the job done. now. if you look at your screen, you're looking at some of the. entry schools reopening tomorrow. these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for full list. you can head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. and you all mardi tomorrow is just the beginning for students to return. >> back to the classroom as i said over a year, officials say that they expect all 170 schools in the district to go back to the classroom by the end of april. back to you. >> towards normality for so many people. my gosh, i know that a lot of the kids, especially the ones who had never necessarily ben to

school before they've been itching to get some sort of of some sort of interaction with other people other than their parents, i'm sure and siblings. i'm sure so i can't and say, oh, i recognize you from exactly. exactly. could be really fun. will continue to have live reports from camila throughout the we do. i believe want to get a check of your weather forecast because it's going to be a nice weekend. we're expecting a beautiful day around the bay. here's dave spahr to tell us more about that high. noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. boy, it's going to be kind of warm going on in those inland valleys and we're funding going to feel kind of those microclimates checking in. that means that the coast. >> your party at the some of fog clouds just about all day today. although little break up a little bit in the afternoon and a little chilly in spots, but then warming up nicely in the inland valleys. here's a snapshot of what's going on right now you want to get close and personal here so kids electronic. it's ok, keep our distance. and now we're looking for cooler temperatures to remain at the coast. look at fog clouds still hanging around. i think the break up a little bit by

the afternoon. but those temperatures will be reduced or talking about 60's going on there. sfo, by the way, looking no problems. no delays will bit of fog lingering sure chilly up in the north bay in the 30's for right now. 40's covering the east bay 54 antioch. that gives a hint of the micro climates already getting started on a show. stormtracker real, real to the er southwest to the lower left-hand side of your screen there. you can see that cloud cover line there that spring off a lot of high clouds our waste will do. want to make note of that in the forecast. mike, a little chunky there in the south bay, a touch, a check of the winds later on today. we see them coming in on shore. as you can see, complements of the inland heating happening kind of pulling in that marine layer air. so the breakdown today i'm sorry. have the wrong line up here. well, for today we got high clouds and mild 60's and 70's working early in the week. we do warm up a bit. cool off on tuesday. but most of the week looks to be pretty sweet. of course, we'll have more details on that coming up in just a bit. well.

>> thanks, dave contra, costa county residents 16 and older are now eligible to receive the covid vaccine at the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site previously people 50 years old and up could receive covid shot at this site to this is a quite the expansion here. you may remember this site was originally set to close today. but it's actually going to remain open now for at least another few weeks. contra, costa county residents can book an appointment through the my turn website or by calling the covid-19 hotline. we do have that phone number for you if you need it at kron. 4 dot com. >> and there's a big demand for the vaccine across the bay area. we're just days away from california expanding eligibility for people. 16 and up. san francisco getting a head start already allowing people in that age group to get their shots kron 4 was there they say these long lines of this of general yesterday. we're after a few they ran out of the vaccine. organizers were forced to turn people away after giving out

all the vaccines for the day. the issue of vaccine supply of course, a major concern for local some local leaders. >> if they need to have better plan. and you know, they need to make sure that they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going it advertising why things like that. they follow up with people who are turned away. >> well, the 2 sites on your will be open for the next week from 00:00am in the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. now to the peninsula were facebook got a lot of like saturday is a social media giant transformed its menlo park headquarters into a vaccination site. yeah. that clinic provided some much needed vaccines to underserved communities hit hardest by the virus during the pandemic. facebook actually worked with governor newsom's office to identify which communities need the vaccine. most residents living in the belle haven neighborhood in menlo park north fair oaks and east palo alto. we're all encouraged to get their shots at that new clinic, no appointment necessary.

>> so big around a lot of elderly people. so i don't even want to get. nobody said they are helping the >> which is very beautiful. could we are in part it's really nice yeah. it's a blessing. >> the cities of east palo alto and menlo park are also working with facebook to provide free shuttles for those who need a ride to the clinic. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news that julio population is decreasing the north bay. we'll find out why. plus, a former sebastopol mayors in jail this morning without bail on assault charges involving a minor. we'll find out the latest in the investigation. and after the break, san francisco's restaurant week is right around the corner. we'll find out how organizers plan to keep everyone safe.

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according to chp, someone ran into those rocks friday morning. a chp officer was heading into work when he found that wreck and the rock side and then notified caltrans. thankfully no injuries reported in all this. those are some big boulders there. chp says you should. you should expect some traffic delays. if you're traveling to south lake tahoe. happening today. a know anti asian hate rally will take place in mountain view. the march will start at the mountain view transit center that served as a processing point for japanese american internment and world war 2, that march will continue through the chinatown that used to exist in mountain view. that march will begin at 3.30 this afternoon. marty. >> well, also happening today, grace baptist church in san jose is preparing for a community town hall in an effort to raise awareness and take a stand against hate. you may remember on easter sunday when the virtual service was interrupted by 2 hackers. spewing homophobic and racist insults. this town hall begins

at 11 o'clock this morning and at the church and masks are required. restaurants that have been struggling during the pandemic are hoping for a big boost in business with the start of san francisco restaurant week. laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association encourages everyone to safely support restaurants. >> that we are not out of the woods yet. in fact, i saw today chicago's thinking about closing down indoor dining again. so we need to be super careful out here. and so that means it outdoors. we still have limits on the tables, you know, parties or 6 or less. wear a mask if a server approaches a bus or approaches and that's for their safety as well as your safety. >> thomas is encouraging people to remember the rules as she mentioned, 6 people per party indoor dining is still at half capacity and remember to wear your mask when you're not eating or drinking. good morning, dave. ok, marty, pretty good day today with some nice inland heating going

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>> 7.15 this morning. and in the north bay animal activists gathered at smallest point in point raze national national seashore. they're advocating for the declining population of tooley l. >> experts say that this is likely due to a poor food supply caused by drought conditions. so right now parts of the north bay are classified and are moderate to extreme drought conditions

activists hope to have this fence remove so the animals can have more access to grazing land. that fence was installed decades ago to isolate the elk from the cattle and bringing down the fans could mean dairy farmers and their herds in the area would have to leave. but the activists are worried that the park will lose more elk herds this summer as drought conditions are expected to get worse. >> a symbol of this area and an amazing conservation success. yet right behind this fence. 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. slight concern is that will? >> clearly this elk was looking to, you know, to go somewhere and certainly prevented from getting outside. >> well, the national park service and state department of fish and wildlife believe the elk population declines. our drought related. but they say there's no evidence that the decline in population is due to dehydration and lack of water.

>> well, it seems as drought conditions are going to continue this weekend. you have no rain in sight according to dave spahr and really hits home just how far-reaching the drought is. could be. >> because affects the tulio, right. many populations actually affects not only us, but but the animals that land as well. dave, how's it looking over there. >> well, it's a nice spring day is what we've got going on here. take care of that morning fog pretty quickly here and now we'll see some inland temperatures restart pop and it looks like at least getting into some of those 80's going well inland for today. so as we venture ahead for what we've got going on. let's get the kind of a day planner. what you can expect for today. now clouds coming in and out all this and they were kind of bubbling up from the south, but basically a mixed bag of some sun and clouds will call up to the south. but elsewhere pretty much high cloudiness and 60's and 70's expected around the bay. but go well inland. and again, we've got some 80's popping hears half moon bay quite a bit in the way of cloud cover. you will notice notice of 30's control. a lot

of the north bay for right now. 49 going on for oakland, 45 for hayward inland. much the same except 53 going on for any off. that's one of the big differences and will start seen things like that where there's a big difference between bay temperatures and well inland. this is what i'm talking about. the stream of cloud cover to the south spring us with high cloudiness little chunks may come off and we may see that in the south bay a little bit for today. but elsewhere across the bay. pretty much some of the high clouds as we get inland heating that brings in some of this moisture a bit doesn't much for us, but it just does provide a win for us. that's what is known as a local when contrasted with we get a system that drives winds. they're not contention. as you can see during daytime heating will see the same thing again, pop up tomorrow as you can see. so what we've got going on here is high clouds and mild despite the fairway to freezing here. 60's and 70's for the most part. but 80's happening in land, which is change from yesterday. early in the next week. it's mostly sunny and nice warm on monday. slight cooling on tuesday. and

that's a lot. we're going to see this week minor deviations and temperatures. the winds change a little bit. they may not a 1000% persistent, but you know, pretty close to that kind of thing. and certainly no real chances of rain. maybe some mountain snows and the sierra is a possibility with some of the system. 63 a san francisco oakland 6877 covering san jose. and again we have some 80's here and there, of course, will inspect some more of those coming up in just a bit. with the 4 zone forecast, marty. all right, dave, thank you. new research shows that many us marines are hesitant about getting a covid vaccine. the marine corps released new data showing 48,000. >> or 40% of marines have declined to receive a covid-19 shot all told about 75,000 marines have been vaccinated so far. each either partially or fully and about 100,000 have yet to be offered a vaccine. so to try and turn those numbers around. defense department officials are rolling out a pr campaign aimed at convincing service members to get the covid vaccine. yeah, that's right.

this is recent numbers showed nearly one 3rd of all u.s. troops have refused to get the shot or washington, dc correspondent alison harris. >> reports on the new effort to encourage vaccines and discourage misinformation. >> a massive mission is underway to vaccinate us service members and their families with more than 2 million shots administered so far. but military medical leaders are fighting skepticism among ranks about the science behind vaccines i initially was not going to get the covid vaccine because i was a little bit skeptical. defense officials worry that service members are not getting vaccinated as recently as mid-february. a 3rd were refusing shots. that's a potential threat to national security. covid spread in close quarters on the uss roosevelt last year infecting more than 1200 sailors killing one sidelining an aircraft carrier in a critical area. now more than a year into the pandemic. military leaders are

seeing the beginnings of change in attitude. we continue to see many individuals who were taking a wait and see approach. >> now coming in for the vaccine half a dozen house democrats led by congressman jimmy panetta penned a letter to president biden last month urging him to make vaccines mandatory for the military. arguing that not protecting troops from covid is a critical threat to our national security and public health congressman chris stewart, a former air force pilot believes it should be left up to the commanders. if you're deploying will and if you've got to go you've got to be able to know that you're protected by our receipt. so i mean, bottom line on this is like because they really do trust military leadership to make a good decision on it. now nonprofits and the pentagon are teaming up to educate troops through videos, town halls and social media. >> to reassure folks. it's ok, it's okay to get it because the science is there. >> the fec says defense officials say the message is breaking through as the

vaccines have been around as people have been getting vaccinated. we're having seen an increase. some of the take of the vaccine. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news controversy in the north bay where a mayor there is facing accusations of assault on a minor will have that story coming up after the break.

>> good morning. welcome back. this morning, a sacramento man has quite a story to tell

after he survived a heart attack while on a scheme trip. it was at the top of the mountain when he certain when he had the heart attack and then he spent most of the pandemic trying to recover wow. jeannie nguyen has his story. >> peggy and jim hayes for both travel and adventure junkies married for 20 years and they say there's never a shortage of adventures in their household at the beginning of 2020 side up. time to go to. >> jackson hole and go skiing. and it was just an incredible trip right to the point where it wasn't. >> it was this photo that marked the start of jim's fight for his life. giant yeti a selfie in front of giant. you. >> and. that's where i started saying, you know your country, i don't feel very good or whatever. and i i'm sure something was already happening at that point. quickly following that photo, jim says he lost all memory of what happened. t. >> literally just dropped over

on his left side like a tin soldier as a medical professional. peggy says her instincts kicked right. in just kept his airway open with my thumbs because he was still breathing. >> and he was still his heart was still beating. doctors told peggy that jim suffered an aneurism leading to a heart attack for the next month. jim continue to fight for his life at a heart transplant institute at the university of utah all of the coronavirus pandemic started to affect the country like i was so focused on jim, an hour to hour like what was happening to him. that i was like, what, like this fire can pandemic. i know no clue eventually jim was well enough to go home when they finally got back to sacramento. jim had another heart attack during a once in a lifetime. but twice. we don't even know what the percentage of coming in and out of hospital, heart attack is today. gyms doing great and has found a new appreciation for his life would tell you that this brought us closer together as husband and wife. yeah, after this. last year, the adventures continue for the actually hoping that i can

get healthy enough to actually take the sailboat. >> from the mediterranean all across the atlantic to the caribbean. wow, what a story. how we'll be right back. good

morning. welcome back. hope you're enjoying your early sunday morning because we've got one to talk about. definitely. i definitely need a jacket walking in this morning. but i think it might warm up quite a for the day.

dave sphar, how warm are we going to get today. well, depends on where you are looking at a lot of 70's and 80's going on in land today. so it'll feel pretty nice with that, although a big cool of the coast. it looks like just about all day today. >> hanging in the 50's in some spots. but in the 60's elsewhere for right now. we're still dealing with a little bit the way some fog but not the golden gate. so much so that a haze is what we'll call it with pretty much a loft mostly sunny skies. little bit of a minor breeze going on. those chilly temperatures are in the 30's up in the north bay. we've got 40's across most of the east bay. for now palo alto checks and the chilly 3945 going on for san jose for comparison sake of warmer up tick in the inland areas this morning by just a couple of degrees and those current winds, they'll pick up later on today as we get the inland heating and a drive or local winds that will feel in the evening. that's going to get the case tomorrow to 64 going on by 11 by 2. we're talking 76. but again, some 80's to be had. we'll have more of that coming up in the 4 zone forecast morning. well. all right, dave, thanks. let's get to a big story. we're

covering this morning to bestival police are investigating possible assault on a minor. >> by a former sebastopol mayor robert j or a tease arrested him saturday morning on the charges right now. jacob is being held without bail. >> at the sonoma county jail. and this morning we're learning just how long these alleged assaults have been happening. kron four's amanda hari now with the latest. >> police say there is one victim that person is a minor. they say the crimes took place over more than a year starting in december of 2019 until march of this year. >> there being brave and they're having the courage to step forward. >> no matter who someone is. that's how chief of sebastopol police kevin kilgore described the victim of this case and victims of other similar crimes on march 30th police first received information about the possible assaults. but obviously. >> to do further investigation to confirmed that those crimes

did occur and that they occurred in the city of some vast cold saturday morning about a week and a half later, former sebastopol mayor robert shakeup was arrested without incident. >> the arrest warrant was for 5 felony and one misdemeanor assault crimes against a minor. >> we would ask anyone who has encountered any type of interaction. no matter who it's with they would always seek out the resources that the police department can provide. >> so that we can investigate these allegations in a timely manner and also make sure that we're keeping our community safe. kilgore has only been in the chief of police position for 5 weeks is certainly is a difficult to deal with. >> but. >> that's what our partnerships, our collaboration for. he feels he's equipped to handle the situation. >> something that i'm not.

stranger to having worked in los angeles. he says they're still investigating and ask anyone with more information to contact police. we encourage people to come forward and speak with us and to let us know so that we can. >> investigate these types of crimes and bring people. >> in front of a court. so that a court can decide whether they are guilty of a crime or not take up is currently being held. >> at the sonoma county main adult detention facility without bail in sebastopol amanda hari kron 4 news. >> that former mayor is not the only political figure in the north bay facing these kinds of accusations windsor police are also investigating assault allegations against mayor dominic faa poli. now this follows a report in the san francisco chronicle which claims with claims of 5 separate accounts of alleged abuse. the most recent coming

forward on saturday. now, several sonoma county officials say the mayor should step down right away while this investigation is underway. >> now to the latest on the pandemic as the country continues to reopen the debate over whether businesses should require vaccine passports is eating up. the white house says it does not support vaccine passports. the governors of some states including texas and florida have already signed orders forbidding any kind of vaccine verification system. meanwhile, california leaders say there are no plans to require passports, but they haven't ruled them out entirely just yet. meantime, in southern california, orange county is launching a pilot program called digital passport. it's an immunization card that will prove a person has been fully vaccinated. chris wolfe explains not everyone thinks it's a great idea. >> most of us have passports for travel and identification. but what about a passport for living. we're talking about a covid-19 vaccine passport. a

digital record of binocular, a shunt that a person could display through a smartphone in the era of the coronavirus pandemic and recovery. this feature would allow easier access to restaurants conferences meetings concerts and sporting events. for example, the idea may soon become reality in a test run in orange county using what's called quick response codes, the black and white square shaped coach. you find on airline boarding passes or digital restaurant menus will only be an i d. >> nobody else had access to it except for the individual and then use your name and your birthday with us. doesn't say that doesn't give out your medical condition. >> to be investigated. >> but what about those who haven't yet been vaccinated or who don't have a smart phone or internet access for this digital passport. there is talk of printing cards. however, officials warned those can be lost or forged. and there are some political

controversy with critics claiming the system would violate personal freedom and privacy. >> the com desk or been controversial. i will want to use term are rather a verification vaccine verification. >> orange county health officials emphasize they're not setting the rules but following those set by the state and federal governments after all, economic recovery is based on the vaccination rollout and covid case and hospitalization figures orange county through thi no website and app would be providing the necessary vaccine verification for everyone receiving shots currently everyone getting a shot should receive a covid-19 vaccination record cards from the centers for disease control. >> chris wolfe ktla 5 news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news after we've been cooped up for the past year or health expert will break down

which habits we should keep and which ones we should get rid of. we'll have that coming up after the break.

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>> am was diagnosed with a rare form of skeletal dysplasia. it's called apps a small dysplasia. it's a one in 10 million condition. nobody knows what to do for us. so we're kind of just paving the way as we go only to people in the entire country have this disease. >> meet the hickey family who started their own charity team lamb one in a million to inspire and raise awareness for kids so we've teamed up with make a wish and lock in the current international as ambassadors to help raise awareness locally. >> we're just trying to fundraise in any way we can. and we're also been nominated as wish heroes. so we are personally team lamb or fund raising for this month of april to help raise funds as well planned as a leader for kids just like him. and through his organization team liam. >> he's able to raise money so that kids been a cool experience as like driving out here at the watkins, glen

international speedway. but today be leading us around the track. >> all the events are are a really fun time. we always need a lot of amazing people yeah, we're just excited to get on that racetrack. >> you know, it's a privilege. it's that's all it comes down to for me personally and professionally that when you have an event like this and have a great and family that i have and just have some fun. but just how fast will lambie going. >> amid the pandemic. the make a wish foundation is reinventing what a wish means. sometimes it's in your own backyard or unable to grant right now is they're really imagine he wishes were giving money back guarantee variances remake over in watkins. glen. >> a national tour lunch 18 news. >> and we're going to sweep day across most of the bay today. we'll take care this morning. fog and see us actually mostly sunny skies, get some high cloudiness to make note of and inland

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♪ ♪ experience all the deals in-store at lowe's first annual springfest. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> good morning. welcome back. 7.44 on what's going to be a really nice looking sunday. right now. some fog in some spots, but really nothing to worry about. exactly days versus we'll get into either the 70's or 80's depending on where you are. that's what it looks like for a lot of the bay. yeah. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. maybe still some chilly 60's and around the immediate bay. it definitely is fo the spring-like weather is with us

and expect more of that for the week ahead. unfortunately, we remain dry, but we'll start our mornings off like this. in places like half moon, bay with the typical coastal clouds. tse will mix out and give us essentially mostly sunny skies as systems past throughout the week. we'll get some local winds going on in temperatures will fluctuate mine early. here's a again. a shot from half moon bay. our temperature check. we've seen some movement already nap is up to 40 now. 39 santa rosa and also novato east bay antioch at 53 most of the readings are in the 40's with 45. meanwhile, for san jose and seeing some of these fluctuation of temperatures. we can see that up in the mountains. we're go from 61 on monday down to 47 on wednesday. we're going to do the same thing. they're a little bit more delayed and there may be a minor, a dusting in some the higher elevations throughout this week. ahead. there's a weak system which will show you which may potentially bring them some minor perhaps a dusting of snow there. what we're watching in the short term period of some of this cloud cover bubbling up from the south. this is what we'll see tomorrow morning. the

little influx of a typical morning fog that clears out and we're back to mostly sunny. so if anything, it will be more sunny than today will be that much of the the intrusion of that high cloudiness now long range forecast models. here we go. pretty uneventful start to warm up early. then we start to cool off as the system to our north. i don't paint a little bit the way some raindrops for us. but probably not going to get anything out of that. but may produce again, a dusting up there and the hills now is what we're looking for in the 4 zone forecast. 63 san francisco, 60 day the city. but here we are chilly 57 pacific and 56 for half moon bay. so places like that, quite chilly. we're seeing the same thing, too, in the east bay shoreline and some pockets. but in the northern end of th will see this in the east bay too 74 for cupertino. 74 also

santa clara. so back to east bay shoreline lower 70's to the south, popping to near about 84 t valley as you jump over the east bay hills. dublin 78 79 walnut creek concord at 81. meanwhile, back here to open 6 to 8.74 san leandro. so the micro climates are checking in a day like today. but because the water so cool, you get some of those breezes going on. it keeps places the air conditioner 67 81 fairfield 82 vacaville 79 for napa and 80 santa rosa with a lot of upper 70's trailing down the southern rim springtime day pretty much in hand. and we'll continue that way for the week ahead. we'll drop off a little bit temperature wise but inland. we're going to stay in the 70's all week long influx of clouds coming and going with winds following suit. they temperatures will dip into the upper 60's a little bit along. the coast will hang around 60 ish. so a lot of us have been cooped up for the past year and we've picked up some pandemic habits both good and

maybe not so good. >> our health expert karen dolan joins me to talk our quarantine habits to sort out which ones to keep which wants to get rid of. hi, karen. good morning. >> good marty. >> you know, one of the one of the habits that i certainly had during the pandemic was looking forward to going to the grocery story became my big outing of the week or >> and and doing it less because of pandemic. it's actually turned out to be a really good have it by going, you know, instead of throwing several times a week and it's going once a week or once every 2 weeks. it really forced us to what we're going to make that week. so we know that the impulse buying so we save some money there. and it was just so much we save so much time. so that's a that's a good happened to 2. >> yeah. when we would go to the grocery store once every couple weeks or we put a lot of thought into what we're going to buy because we knew

we wouldn't be back. so i think the end result was more healthy meals right. >> oh, absolutely. and and also a lot of the online shopping to saves at an immense amount of time. but you don't do pretty much set on what you need to buy. and that's all you get so that that's turned out to be a really good economical have it. >> it sure was another one that saved a lot of money was we were going out to restaurants because we couldn't. we're cooking at home. brett. >> right. unless you're a habitual but yeah, cooking more at home. so and that's associated with a better quality diet just and spending more time. you know, together time cooking, you know that turned out to be a really good thing saved a lot of money. yeah. that's another keeper. >> one thing we did to was we got used to seeing our doctors on video.

>> yes, now this is a great. technology. a lot of my patients would say, i don't want to bother my doctor. you know, it's probably nothing >> or they just kind of dismiss some of the symptoms they might have or try to self-diagnose. >> but with the tele medicine there, it's so accessible and it's so convenient for the patient and the doctor that people are more inclined to call up and seek medical attention when they feel like they might need it. >> and you know, along that same vein and using technology. i was able to show my my 89 year-old dad. how do you zoom and we connected via zoom with the family. >> oh, isn't that wonderful it really opened up a whole new world for us. that's really good for the elders. yeah. and and being able to be socially engaged. >> so that was wonderful. that was a

>> have it that that we acquired during the pandemic. >> i think another and i think another keeper is i have never been so aware of washing my hands wearing the masks looking for disinfectant and staying healthy. i did not have a cold of this year. obviously do not have the flu. unfortunately did have covid. >> yeah, that's that's something that we should keep. >> forever. you know, it's just it was it was unfortunate. it had to come out this way. but but. now that everyone is in that happened. that's a that's a great thing all the way round. >> okay. lets move the keepers to the ones we want to get rid of the first the first put this something that hits home with a lot of folks and that is get used to wearing pants again. >> yeah. lin lin ii don't have any place to are you working from home i don't need to worry about ways down. a lot

of people been working and living in yoga pants. there are no right. and and when you the stretchy clothes, it's hard to you not alerted to any extra pounds that you're carrying good part picking up. yeah. but, you know, it might be hard, especially for me to give up my my we have the pants but that's the case, then just try on your genes once a week what your genes be your body weight is to make sure that you still fit in them, ok, good idea. just ease back in one day a week and then go from there. >> kind of get back used to that. another thing we're a lot of folks are going to have to get back. >> use to is structure in our so often we pretty much had the whole day to fill and not a whole lot of anything to fill it with. >> yes, and that's really became a bad habit. yeah. you know, not having any structure. >> missing meals missing

medication. just off the home workouts. just a just a lot of. >> binge watching tv are games are. >> are all of that. so. cause a lot of lack >> accomplishment and they're not not being very productive. so that's something that will have to get use to again to being a little bit more structured in our day. >> one thing a lot of people accomplish was becoming a baker's sour dough muffins, you name it. >> yes, the pro the progress to you go up pandemic and a lot of people did it because they were creating their comfort and also when they were cresta baking. they're actually suddenly finding a way to feel like they're skilled at doing something. they're doing something to something skillful full and. >> in actuality, they are really trying to comfort their, you know, 8, of comfort

food. >> yeah, usually was not healthy food. no, not at all. and and another serious issue because of the pandemic as people were seeking comfort. >> in smoking and drinking too much. >> yes, and they found that that that alcohol at drinking alcohol at home. went up 23%. smoking went up 19%. now. and those are things that love to address as well. >> and we're going to address how how to get rid of these bad habits coming up in our next segment next weekend. right. >> yes, definitely so we laid out the the the legwork now we'll figure out how to do it. great. sounds wonderful. thanks a lot, karen. great tips as always, cnn. you can see it next. see yo

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at this. if you missed last year's pink supermoon. don't worry. it is back. quote, unquote, pink moon will light up the night sky again this month that really sure what's called pink because it never up it gets a little pinky. >> golden ish glow there. according to the old farmer's almanac. it will rise on the night of monday. april 26 ok, the moon will be closer to the earth that day than on any other day of the year. so something fun if you want to catch that pinkish gold in you find an open area and watch as the moon rises just above the horizon c it look that kind of fun color and hoping not fog

fingers crossed still ahead, the next hour, the kron 4 morning news dozens of schools in the bay area are all set to welcome back. students for in person learning. >> beginning tomorrow. we have

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on candles and i'm noelle

bellow. it is sunday april 11th and vaccine eligibility has been expanded yet again for certain folks can tell you all about that were also tell you about some kids heading back to yeah. back to school tomorrow in person. yes, a lot of kids for the first time. so very exciting stuff and i think they're going to have some good weather for like recess and lunchtime. yeah. they're looking forward to that because spring time is at the bay area. days. barr has all the details hi, dave. yes, i know you. you're in the lower left-hand friend pretty much what they got good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we've got ourselves kind of our spring-like forecast. those inland true to form in our micro climates will start warming up to the 80's. a little chilly along the coast. it's going to be struggling in the lower 60's going on. >> as we have a lot of fog to try to get rid of those locations. meanwhile, the fog is starting to lift, though. so looks like this from the shot from timber on. we still can't quite make out the golden gate there. but you seem lot of blue skies there up close and personal here. it is bit of a breeze checking. and while we're at it as well. maybe some high cloudiness for

today by the way, the fog almost gone. so we partner to go back to the slide again. but whatever whatever we need to get taken care of the next few hours. 40's up to the north bay already littering some 50's in the east bay. 51 conquered, 53 antioch 40's elsewhere. 48 going on san jose and there you see that cloud deck to the south. that's kind of a little bit of a spoiler in our forecast. we'll call high clouds with little bit of chongqing up a little bit in the santa cruz mountains, monterey bay. that me in the south bay a touch too. so the breakdown comes in like this. you see the clouds really start to the part that fog here. the bay bridge toll plaza 69 high noon at 3 o'clock, 77. but again, in some inland valleys. we're looking at some 80's. we'll cover that coming up in just a bit. morning. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this sunday morning. it has been such a long time coming. but finally, dozens of schools in the san francisco unified school district will be welcoming back students for in person learning beginning tomorrow. a lot of kids have been waiting for this moment. for many students. this will be the first time.

>> they go into a classroom setting and things are certainly going to look different than years past. our kron four's camila barco is live at the san francisco school district with more details this morning. good morning. coming up. >> good morning. all like the first day back to school for the past year. students and teachers. the only contact they had with each other is i made that b b microsoft teams. so tomorrow. that's going to look a little different because they'll finally be able to see each other face to face. >> no hugging, but maybe some elbow touches. >> their return will be staggered and not every student will be back in the classroom. 11 education sites will reopen on monday as well as 22 elementary schools and 3 county schools pre-k through second graders will be the first students back in school by april 26 all students through 5th grade will be on campus is a 5 days a week now going back to the school's buildings. students and teachers will have to follow some safety protocols, no need

to wear their face mask practice social distancing and good hygiene. the district also has covid testing contracts in place. students will eat their lunch in their classroom instead of the cafeteria that distance learning will remain an option for students take a look at your screen. these are the elementary schools reopening tomorrow. these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com and well, marty district leaders expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month. and that's an estimated 22,000 students back into classrooms. >> mean, that's a lot of kids. but i know we've all been waiting for. teachers have been waiting for it to teachers. parents. students pretty much everybody will have smiles on their camila. thanks a lot more. >> meanwhile, contra costa county residents 16 and older are now eligible to receive the covid vaccine at the oakland coliseum mass

vaccination site previously only people 50 years old and up could receive a covid shot at that site. now, you might remember the open call. sam was originally set to close as a vaccination site today. it's actually gonna remain open now for at least another few weeks. contra, costa county residents can book an appointment through the my turn website or by calling the covid-19 hotline. that number for you is on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> and there is a big demand for the vaccine across the bay area. we're only days away from california expanding eligibility for people who are 16 and older san francisco's getting a head start on that already allowing people in that age group to get their shots. kron. 4 cameras were s of generals checking out these long lines at the hospital yesterday. we're after just a few hours, they ran out of shots organizers were forced to turn people away after giving out all their vaccine for the day. the issue of vaccine supply of course, a major concern for local leaders. >> if they need to have better

plan. and you know, they need to make sure that they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going advertising why things like that. they follow up with people who are turned away. >> and on the 2 on your screen here. they will be open for the next week from 00:00am in the morning till 3 o'clock in the afternoon. now to the peninsula this morning where facebook got a lot of like saturday as the social media giant transformed its menlo park headquarters into a vaccination site that clinic provided some much needed vaccines to underserved communities hit hardest by the virus during the pandemic. facebook worked with governor newsom's office to identify communities that needed the vaccine, the most residents living in the belle haven neighborhood. menlo park north fair oaks and east. palo alto were all encouraged to get their shots at the new clinic. no appointment necessary. >> so big deal. i'm around a lot of elderly people. so i don't even want to get body said they are helping the >> which is very beautiful.

could we are in part it's really nice yeah. it's a blessing. >> the cities of east palo alto and menlo park are also working with facebook to provide free shuttles for those who might need a ride to the clinic as well. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news that julio population is decreasing in the north bay. we'll find out why after the break. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm

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morning. welcome back. a group of small business owners are trying to educate their communities about the safety of the covid-19 vaccines. this is all part of an effort to get the economy back on track. alexandra le mon reports on the nationwide push to get more shots in arms. >> las vegas, small business owner shawndell newsome says the covid-19 vaccine is key to helping small businesses like his recover from the pandemic. one of the things we say is take your shot. this is your shot to fight covid-19 has been and get rid of this pandemic in our community and small businesses are joining together to spread the word. we get a lot skepticism, right. because people say a lot of vaccine. you know, just came out of nowhere, a coalition of small business owners called re. imagine main street wants other business owners to pledge to inform their employees and communities that the vaccines are safe and effective. >> rhett buttle helped found that group to help minority owned small businesses

recover. we think small business owners as one of the most trusted institutions are country definitely have a poll, a role to play in educating their employees, but also their community about the importance of vaccinations. we imagine main street is working to share accurate and reliable information about the vaccine. for example, that the science behind the vaccine had been in development for decades involving basic clinical preclinical science. >> that has been on the way out of the spotlight for decades before the unfolding of the covid-19 pandemic. we're not only encouraging local business owners to get involved are encouraging business leaders and so far hundreds of business leaders around the country have signed the pledge to do vaccine outreach reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. our sweet day across the bay going on for today. we're talking about those in the high temperatures reaching beyond the 70's and even scratching into some of the 80's. we'll have some high clouds along with the right to. >> stay close. we got forecast. coming up next.

>> welcome back. 8.14 here on this sunday morning up in the north bay. parts of the region are classified and are moderate to extreme drought conditions in marin county point reyes natioual seashore recently announced the population of the 2 lee elk

declining likely to dip or food supply from drought conditions. so kron four's gayle ong has more on that. but we want to warn you, some of the images are disturbing. >> this is very rare animal. the saw red native and demick to california. >> to they are a symbol of this area. >> and an amazing conservation success. yet right behind this fence. 152 animals were allowed to die during drought animal activists gathered at demolished point 0 point raze national seashore home of the 2 lee elk the national park service announced a declining population due to lack of food caused by drought like conditions. this to me looks like it. you know,ike a young capper be john speer came to advocate for the animals and found part of a school on the other side of the fence. my concern is that will. >> clearly this elk was looking to, you know, to go somewhere and certainly prevented from getting outside. the hope is to have this fence removed. so the

animals can have more access to the land. >> the fence was installed decades ago to isolate the elk to avoid conflicts with cattle. >> the national park service says removing the fence will only be considered if ranching activities in the area terminate. >> which means the dairy farmers who have been here for generations would have to leave as part of the national park services 1998 elk management plan. the population decline is a natural process and the recent deaths are within normal and predicted population fluctuations with the drought conditions expected to get worse in the summer. these activists worry the park will lose more herds. this is a national park area. wild supposed to be protected hit instead they'll dying the national park service in california. department of fish and wildlife believe population declines are drought related but say there is no evidence that the population decline is caused by dehydration and lack of water in marin county. gayle ong kron 4 news. that right there.

>> it is everywhere. fortunately end and we'll check in with day. he's been saying no rain on the rise and days. that's still holding true. yeah. looks like coming. other dry week ahead. we say it's spring and spring like showers bring may flowers business and all that kind of stuff does not look. it's going to come together at least not this week ahead might get a slight dusting up in the mountains, perhaps by the middle. the week with some passing systems, with all that this is what we're looking at to start things off and some high cloudiness. you can see off to the background. we're kind of getting sprayed from the south by some cloud cover there and they'll be kind of clumping up scattered clouds. it looks like in the south bay later on for today. there's the golden gate bridge fog has already taken care of very nice shot that we have going on. that's how that fog collects around the immediate bay. it's cold bay waters that will keep temperatures around it very cool. and then when you get elsewhere get inland, boy. temperatures. start climbing nicely 40's going on up in the north bay right now, 48 for vallejo. 51 conquered 48 for hayward and also coming in for san jose. there's what

i was talking about here to the south. you can see this cloud cover kind of spewing on up to the north. a bit. so it'll be kind of a spoiler in our forecast. a touch better clearing probably tomorrow. now with the daytime heating will get that typical on short local when that goes on. there is a passing system by about tuesday or so that will reduce temperatures and drive winds below the threshold. it looks like for wind advisory activity. there's the uptick that starts to happen with 20's. pretty much uniformly around the bay high clouds again today mild with 60's and 70's. we've got some 80's going on in land for the early part of the week, mostly sunny and nice warming up a touch and then tuesday cooling back off again and a minor warm up towards the end of the week. but the thing was we're kind of hoping maybe we might be able to scrounge up a couple raindrops towards the end of the week with that's been pushed off the shelf. so we don't see that in the next 7 days will do about 63 san francisco. but 77 san jose. and in the south bay, you start getting further away and temperatures are climbing

again into the 80's. so where where you go. inland temperatures will climb nicely 68, by the way, for oakland. santa rosa, 8081 for conquered 79 for any aac, but a cool 67 for the late pope coming up a little bit here. we'll check into that 4 zone forecast for you in the extended as well, though. >> costco food court is coming back. a costco hot dogs. the warehouse giant shutdown seating areas in food carts on the pandemic spread through the country last march. pared back the menu to hot dogs and pizza for takeout only costco recently began adding back ice cream and smoothies to the menu and is bringing back tables and chairs in stores that have outdoor seating areas even though they were still letting you take away, you know, pick it up for take out something about sitting on those tables and chairs near well, speaking of hot let's go to baseball. oakland a's. >> have finally a modest winning streak 2 in a row. they beat the astros again in houston. the a's bath for

leading the in houston. other already led to nothing win the 5th when ramon laureano got some good wood on that. one is hit. it hit 1415 feet over the wall in left. that's his first of the season for lori any of the 3 for 4 a day at the plate. the a's would score the first 6 runs in saturday's game. now in the 7th as jed lowry with a base hit to center center field. 2 more runs come across 6. nothing oakland. the astros would score 3 in the 7th. but dh seth brown answered with a drive over the wall in right. that would make it 73 the a's win it. they're off today. they face the d'backs tomorrow. >> and now have won 3 straight and francisco doing it with pitching defense and one timely hit saturday afternoon against colorado rockies. the veterans doing their part saturday here in the 6 with the rockies leading 3 to one buster posey, guns down the runner trying to steal second with only one out the second runner posey throughout in the game. and a big one, too.

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nothing to worry about. yeah. not a not a day to sit inside watch tv or any there be behind the computer or anything like that. you want to get out and enjoy the sunshine 10 you tv at least for a few more for another hour and a we've just yet. it's part got your weather forecast for you and your team pgoing this. this was a 30 why good morning, >> we have a good deal. sunshine going on here for today. we'll have some high cloudiness kind of interrupting the scene, if you will, a little bit. >> we won't have that issue so much tomorrow. but all in all, it's going to be a beautiful day. that cooler near the water's edge is always the imagery. we have the golden gate bridge will bit of a breeze checking in now at this hour. we'll see more of that this afternoon driven by the inland heating. 51 going on for conquered. 58 antioch 40's pretty much elsewhere for now. 53 san carlos. that's a nice climb. 48 going on for san jose for comparison were a couple degrees ahead in a good chunk of real estate than we were this time from yesterday and the winds clocking right now are most active around the delta and well inland. you can see and the east bay and by

the way, we're going to see some more winds coming up in the week ahead. however, nothing that will probably be advisory. length is just kind of signaling fronts coming through 69 by high noon at 3.77 there are some 80's hiding out there. of course, we'll take a look at some of that coming up in your 4 zone forecast morning into all sounds good. dave, thank you. schedule. big story we're following the sunday morning in the north bay. some basketball police are investigating possible assault on a minor. >> by former sebastopol mayor robert jacob authorities arrested him saturday morning on those charges right now. jacob is being held. >> without bail at the sonoma county jail. and this morning we're learning just how long these alleged assaults have been happening. kron four's amanda hari now with the latest. >> police say there is one victim that person is a minor. they say the crimes took place over more than a year starting in december of 2019 until march of this year. >> there being brave and they're having the courage to

step forward. >> no matter who someone is. that's how chief of sebastopol police kevin kilgore described the victim of this case and victims of other similar crimes on march 30th police first received information about the possible assaults. but obviously. >> to do further investigation to confirmed that those crimes did occur and that they occurred in the city of saturday morning about a week and a half later, former sebastopol mayor robert shakeup was arrested without incident. >> the arrest warrant was for 5 felony and one misdemeanor assault crimes against a minor. >> we would ask anyone who has encountered any type of interaction. no matter who it they would always seek out. >> the resources that the police department can provide. so that we can investigate these allegations in a timely manner and also make sure that

we're keeping our community safe. kilgore has only been in the chief of police position for 5 weeks is certainly is difficult to deal with. >> but. >> that's what our partnerships, our collaboration for. he feels he's equipped to handle the situation. >> something that i'm not. stranger to having worked in los angeles. he says they're still investigating and ask anyone with more information to contact police. we encourage people to come forward and speak with us and to let us know so that we can. >> investigate these types of crimes and bring people. >> in front of a court. so that a court can decide whether they are guilty of a crime or not take up is currently being held. >> at the sonoma county main adult detention facility without bail in sebastopol amanda hari kron 4 news.

>> jacob is not the only political figure in the north bay facing these kinds of accusations windsor police are investigating assault allegations against mayor dominic foppoli. this follows a report in the san francisco chronicle with claims of 5 separate accounts of alleged abuse. the most recent coming forward on saturday. several sonoma county officials say the mayor should step down right away while this investigation is underway. >> fire crews rescued 2 people from a blaze at a historic hotel in half moon bay cal fire says 2 people were trapped in leaning out a second-floor window at the san benito in when firefighters arrived. cruz raised a ladder to the 2 who are the 2 trapped gas, 9 other people were able to escape on their own. 3 people were treated at the scene. they're still looking into the cause of the fire.

members of the royal artillery fire. a 41 round gun salute to mark the death of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh and the husband of queen elizabeth, the second we're also hearing from prince charles who thanked mourners for their support and the kind words they've said about his father. >> was it was a very special i think you have a little sweet to be the maze. but the reaction. that option things he said about. you know, my family. sustained as this. taking a loss and that this. time. >> a remembrance service was held for prince philip at the canterbury cathedral this morning as the uk's observing an 8 hour and it's rather eight-day period of official mourning it was led by the archbishop of canterbury who will also lead prince philip's funeral next saturday at saint george's chapel at windsor

castle because of the pandemic. only close family will be attending prince harry will be flying in from california to be there. but meghan markle will not because she's pregnant. prince philip died friday at the age of 99. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. 8.39 here on this sunday morning. and california's housing crisis

has only gotten worse during this pandemic as more and more people are unable to pay. there are already too high rent and with more people struggling to keep a roof over their heads. the city of sacramento is trying to provide people with a safe place to park and live. lonnie wong shows us how. >> on the american dream and that dream turned into a nightmare for david in april. coyle and their daughter killian. they've been homeless. and on the road for months after the covid pandemic caused him to lose his job. managing a concert venue parking their converted school bus was a struggle with inhabitants at homeless camps as well as neighborhood residents. people that are starting out or on something just slamming up against the bus or just yelling at me for no reason. and it's terrifying. >> especially having a child. we've had everything from. >> you're terrible parents to being called druggies and attics. when we have we're users or anything like that. we just got stuck in a bad situation. but the coils are now parked in sacramento. second safe ground campsite. this one for vehicles located at the base of broadway. the

lot has water and sanitation and garbage service and there are on site services fothe homeless as well. >> city council member catie belen swale badly wanted the facility in her district in the side of being scattered where they don't know if they're safe or they don't have access to bathrooms or services or food, they can come here. homeless parking area is adjacent to miller park. >> and its popular bike trail and it's down the street from a resurging broadway corridor as is the first safe ground homeless camp next to the capital city freeway. but mayor darrell steinberg says the homeless parking facility fulfill the demands of businesses and residents that people are rightfully demanding. >> that we help get people off the streets and that cleanup. the business corridors in the neighborhoods in that in in in the right way, in a humane way and that's exactly what this represents here. >> the coil say this safe ground lot live up to its name but hope their stay is temporary. it's definitely not something we want to stand. we definitely want to get back in our career fields. this safe ground site is no experiment in the coming weeks and months. the city hopes to open

15 safe ground sites for tents and vehicles in an effort to solve a chronic problem that has plagued the city. in sacramento. lonnie wong. fox 40 news. >> okay. that we some high clouds to kind of look at a little bit today, but it's going to feel like a spring day is inland temperatures reach into the 80's. but take

>> good morning. welcome back and checking out of shot of the golden gate bridge behind dave's shoulder. plenty of

sunshine. a little bit of a breeze. just perfect nice blue skies this sunday morning. it's going a little today yep taking those inland valleys going on. good morning, noel and marty, good morning, everybody. and we'll see some lower 80's going on in land. here's the shot from timber on still dealing with some of that haze a bit. forget the that they provide little bit of cooling effect there to take some moisture produces a little bit of fog right at the surface like that because of the cold waters temperature check. we have got 54 oakland 48 for san francisco. still little cool in the city 40's up to the north bay. 47 fremont 48 for hayward and 48 going on for san jose. just give you kind of snapshot of what it looks like early in the week. look at how the temperatures fall in response to a system that all we're going to get out of it is maybe some winds coming and going. maybe some scattered clouds. but the mountains may be able to scrounge up a little bit in the way of a dusting of snow potentially from all of this again going forward here there, boom. that's it. and we cool off a little bit warm back up as we come to the weekend and this other system we were hoping was going to bring us some

rain. doesn't look that's going to come together for today. 63 san francisco still chilly at the coast with upper 50's hang in there on the bay side, lower 60's 66 burlingame but 70's down south redwood city at 72 73 for palo alto and the santa clara valley 77 for san jose. but 84 morgan hill 74 for cupertino, lower 70's line up the east bay shoreline with near 84 tri valley dublin. 78 micro climates are checking in 81 going on for concord. 79 for walnut creek. but back on the bay side of the east bay hill 65 for berkeley. 68 going on for oakland and 4 of the 67. again, those afternoon. local winds will provide some cooling 81 for fairfield 82 vacaville 79 for napa and rosa still cool at the coast and 76 for central fell 7 day forecast. we see temperatures hold mostly in the 70's over the week ahead a minor dip that happens bayside will keep upper 60's to the period here.

just some clouds we can scrounge up for the next weekend. doesn't get going in the rain and the coast remained quite cool here. it's still spring. upper 50's and lower 60's. so a lot of us been cooped up for the past year and we've picked up some pandemic habits both good and maybe not so good. >> our health expert karen dolan joins me to talk our quarantine habits to sort out which ones to keep which wants to get rid of. hi, karen. good morning. >> good marty. >> you know, one of the one of the habits that i certainly had during the pandemic was looking forward to going to the grocery story became my big outing of the week or and doing it less because of pandemic. it's turned out to be a really good have it by going, you know, instead of throwing several times a week and it's going once a week or once every 2 weeks. it really forced us to what we're going

to make that week. so we know that the impulse buying so we save some money there. and it was just so much we save so much time. so that's a that's a good happened to 2. >> yeah. when we would go to the grocery store once every couple weeks or we put a lot of thought into what we're going toubuy because we knew we wouldn't be back. so i think the end result was more healthy meals right. >> oh, absolutely. and and also a lot of the online shopping to say is an immense amount of time. but you don't do you get pretty much set on what you need to buy. and that's all you get so that that's turned out to be a really good economical have it. >> it sure was another one that saved a lot of money was we were going out to restaurants because we couldn't. we're cooking at home. brett. >> right. unless you're a habitual yeah. but yeah, cooking more at home. so and that's associated with a better quality diet just and

spending more time. you know, together time cookie know that turned out to be a really good thing saved a lot of money. yeah. that's another keeper. >> one thing we did to was we got used to seeing our doctors on video. >> yes, now this is a great. technology a lot of my patients would say, i don't want to bother my doctor. you know, it's probably nothing >> or they just kind of dismiss some of the symptoms they might have or try to self-diagnose. >> but with the tele medicine there, it's so accessible and it's so convenient for the patient and the doctor that people are more inclined to call up and seek medical attention when they feel like they might need it. >> and you know, along that same vein and using technology. i was able to show my my 89 year-old dad. how do you zoom and we connected via

zoom with the family. >> oh, isn't that wonderful it really opened up a whole new world for us. that's really good for the elders. yeah. and and being able to be socially engaged. >> so that was wonderful. that was a >> have it that that we acquired during the pandemic. >> i think another and i think another keeper is i have never been so aware of washing my hands wearing the masks looking for disinfectant and staying healthy. i did not have a this year. obviously do not have the flu. unfortunately did have covid. >> yeah, that's that's something that we should keep. >> forever. you know, it's just it was it was unfortunate. it had to come out this way. but but. now that everyone is in that happened. that's a that's a great thing all the way round. >> okay. lets move the keepers to the ones we want to get rid of the first the first put

this something that hits home with a lot of folks and that is get used to wearing pants again. lin ii don't have any place to you're working from home or i don't need to worry about ways down. a lot of people been working and living in yoga pants. are no right. and and when you the stretchy clothes, it's hard to you not alerted to any extra pounds that you're carrying good part picking up. yeah. but, you know, it might be hard, especially for me to give up my my we have the pants but that's the case, then just try on your genes once a week. what your genes be your body weight is to make sure that you still fit in them, ok, good idea. just ease back in one day a week and then go from there. >> kind of get back used to that. another thing we're a lot of folks are going to have to get back. >> used to is structure in our

so often we pretty much had the whole day to fill and not a whole lot of anything to fill it with. >> yes, and that's really became a bad habit. yeah. you know, not having any structure. >> missing meals missing medication. just bluffing off the home workouts. just a just a lot of. >> binge watching tv are games are. >> are all of that. so. cause a lot of lack >> accomplishment and they're not not being very productive. so that's something that will have to get used to again being a little bit more structured in our day. >> one thing a lot of people accomplish was becoming a baker's sour dough muffins, you name it. >> yes, the pro the progress to you go pandemic and a lot of people did it because they were creating their comfort foods high and also when they

were cresta baking. they're actually suddenly finding a way to feel like they're skilled at doing something. they're doing something to. something skillful full and. >> in actuality, they are really trying to comfort their, you know, 8, of comfort food. >> yeah, usually was not healthy. food. no, not at all. and and another serious issue because of the pandemic as people were seeking comfort. >> in smoking and drinking too much. >> yes, and they found that that that alcohol at drinking alcohol at home. went up 23%. smoking went up 19%. now. and those are things so love to address as well. >> and we're going to address how how to get rid of these bad habits coming up in our next segment next weekend. right. >> yes, definitely. so we laid out the the the legwork now we'll figure out how to do it. great. sounds wonderful. thanks a lot, karen. great tips always seen. can be a next

>> good morning. welcome back. in the south bay of san jose veteran is getting a chance to live out his high school dream on saturday, san jose mayor sam liccardo presented 90 year-old korean war vet dan fish with his high school diploma. fish was born and raised in massachusetts. he moved to san jose back in 1956 he was all set to graduate from the class of 1950, but he left school to join the navy and he never received his

diploma. well, the law massachusetts allows veterans to receive their diplomas if they permanently withdrew from high school to serve in the military and did not receive their original ones. look at him in his little do is turn that hassle from one side to make it official. that's awesome. >> well, still ahead the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news, dozens of schools in the bay area set to welcome back students for in person learning that starts tomorrow. we'll have details in a live report. >> plus, there's a big demand for vaccine across the bay area. we'll find out how one clinic ran out of shots, only a few hours after they open. and as the vaccine rollout continues, we'll find out why southee officials are asking some residents to keep getting covid tests. stay with kron 4 morning news continues right after the break.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at know. good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday. april 11th. >> that a lot to get to this morning, especially with school starting starting tomorrow. a lot of kids and upper back in the day when you be so nervous the first day of school. usually it's in in april. i'm wondering what the nerves are going to be because we've talked about this these kids have been seeing, you know, their teachers through a

computer screen there. their classmates. your computer screen. i wonder how those first interactions are are going to be. i'm hoping that is just like, hey, we have you guys. checking on the forecast with dave sphar day by day. we're warning was going to go get check something out here yeah. this morning we have some of the ways some high cloudiness to deal with. this afternoon basically on ballots were mostly sunny. >> and what to steal the morning fog which will tomorrow morning, too. but warming nicely in the afternoon. here's so what i'm talking about, some of the high cloudiness. you can get a load up there off to the distance there. we can barely see the golden gate bridge off to the distance up close and personal. there you have it. we'll get a little bit of a breeze working here later on today. those temperatures. how about that 52 for nap and going on from a bottle as well. 30's. we start off this morning with 58 for any off 54 livermore. those inland valleys will start climbing nicely going to get sprayed by some cloudiness to the south. as you can see, the big dose of it and that will give some

variable cloudiness for the south bay, potentially and high clouds for the elsewhere around the bay when we joined this morning, it was all fog in here at the bay bridge toll plaza. now, as you can see, it opened up 73 at 1 o'clock at 4.77. again, some scattered high cloudiness, particularly again, inland valleys looking at some 80's. we'll get into more of that coming up in just a bit morning. well, ok, dave, thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this hour has been a long time coming. but finally, dozens of schools in the san francisco unified unified school district. >> we'll be welcoming back students to the campus and the classroom. the big day is tomorrow. and for many students this will actually be their first time. >> in a classroom setting things will certainly look different than years past. our kron four's camila barco is live at the san francisco school district with a little bit more details this morning. good morning. camila. >> good morning. know martin, just less than 24 hours, students and teachers will finally be able to see each other face to face and we've said before, it's been a long time coming because they spent

the last year doing virtual school. so the only contact they had with each other is online. it's going to look a little different because they're going to practice social distancing. so we're going to see a few knuckle touches a little elbow touches. but the return to the classroom will be staggered and not every student will be seeing their teacher in person. 11 education sites will reopen on monday as well as 22 elementary schools and 3 county schools pre k through second grade students will be the first back in the classroom by april 26 all students to 5th grade will be on campuses. 5 days a week. the district is requiring everyone to follow safety protocols. that means wearing face mask practicing social distancing and good hygiene. the district also has a covid testing contract in place. students will eat their lunch in their classroom instead of the cafeteria that distance learning will remain an option for students take a look at your screen. these are the elementary schools reopening on monday. these include

jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glenn hard for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com and walmart e district leaders expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month. and that's an estimated 22,000 students back in the classroom. so big day tomorrow but sugar is alright camila. thanks left that live report. >> contra costa county residents 16 and older are now eligible to receive the covid vaccine at the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site previously only people 50 and up could receive a covid shot at this site. you may remember it was originally set to close today, but the oakland coliseum will remain open as a vaccination site for at least another few weeks. contra, costa county residents can book an appointment through the my turn website or by calling the covid-19 hotline that number is available for you on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> well, there is a big demand for the vaccine in the bay area. and we're just a few days away from california

expanding eligibility for people who are 16 and older san francisco's getting a head start on that already allowing people in that age group to get their shots kron. 4 was catching these long lines of this of general yesterday at the hospital where after just a few hours, they ran out of the vaccine. organizers were 4 forced to turn people away after giving out all their shots for the day. the issue of vaccine supply is, of course, a major concern for bay area leaders. >> if they need to have better plan. and you know, they need to make sure that they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going advertising why things like that. they follow up with people who are turned away. >> well, the 2 sites such as you see on your screen will be open for the next week from 00:00am in the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. on the peninsula. facebook got a lot of likes on saturday as the social media giant transformed its menlo park headquarters into a vaccination site. now it's right that clinic provided some much needed vaccines to

underserved communities hit hardest by the virus during this pandemic. facebook actually worked with governor newsom's office. >> to identify communities that needed the vaccine, the most residents living in the belle haven neighborhood in menlo park north fairoaks in east palo alto were all encouraged to get their shots at this new clinic. no appointment necessary. >> so a big deal. i'm around a lot of elderly people. so i don't even want to get. nobody said they are helping those cell. >> which is very beautiful could we are in part it's really nice yeah. it's a blessing. >> the cities of east palo alto and menlo park are also working with facebook to provide free shuttles for those who need a ride to the clinic. >> as the vaccine rollout continues here in the bay area. santa clara county health officials are pushing for people to continue to get tested for covid-19. they say the testing rates over the past couple of months of drop by one 3rd and they say it's important to continue testing so that they know where the virus is spreading, especially

since new variants continue to show up in the bay area. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news that julio population is decreasing in the north bay. we're going to find out why. and after the break, san francisco's restaurant week is right around the corner. we'll find out how organizers are planning to keep everyone who goes safe.

>> welcome back. some

developing news work continues this weekend along highway 50 in eldorado county after a large rock slide fell on the road friday right now, only one lane is open. crews were able to clear some of the road. but chp says more rock needs to be removed for safety near dry bridge. now, according to chp someone actually ran into those rocks friday morning. a chp officer was heading into work when he found the wreck and the rock slide. he then notified caltrans. thankfully no injuries were reported. chp says to expect traffic delays. if you are traveling to south lake tahoe. happening today. a know anti asian hate rally will take place in mountain view the march will start at the mountain view transit center which served as a processing point for japanese american internment back in world war 2, the march will continue through the chinatown that used to exist there in mountain view. the march starts at 3.30 this afternoon.

>> also happening today, grace baptist church in san jose is preparing for a community town hall in an effort to raise awareness and take a stand against hate. you might remember that on easter sunday when the virtual service was interrupted by 2 hackers who are spewing homophobic and racist insults. the town hall will start at 11 o'clock this morning at the church and masks are required. restaurants are struggling during the pandemic are hoping for a big boost in business with the start of san francisco restaurant week. laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association is encouraging. everyone to safely support restaurants. >> that we are not out of the woods yet. in fact, i saw today chicago's thinking about closing down indoor dining again. so we need to be super careful out here. and so that means it outdoors. we still have limits on the tables, you know, parties or 6 or less. wear a mask if a server approaches a bus or approaches and that's for their safety as well as your safety. >> thomas is also encouraging

everyone to remember the she mentioned 6 people per party and also to remember that indoor dining still at half capacity. and as she mentioned to wear masks. when you're not eating or drinking day. all right. we're looking for a nice warm-up going on for today. some of those in the valleys venture into some 80's. but we've got upper 70's going on by 4 o'clock. again, some high clouds to make up.

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back 9.14 on this

sunday morning. >> and the sun is shining. we've got some blue sky. there is a little bit of fog. this little just a bit. see it over your hanging around in certain areas. days. far has got a little bit more detail just how warm are going to get though, later on today. dave. yeah. looks like a nice warm-up going on when you get away from water, that's the whole name of the game. that really is going to start climbing. that's what the micro climates going on. some of the valleys and lenore going to look at some 80's going on, at least we'll scrape into the lower 80's. >> you're near water and so forth. it may not even clear 70 because of a the cold water that's in hand because it's very early in the season. don't forget the water is still relatively cold. beautiful shot that we have coming in from temper on. but you can get a load of some of those high clouds off towards the distance there. and that's we're going to see all day for today. up close. here's the golden gate bridge and again see some of the high cloudiness way. winds right now. but we will. this afternoon and into this evening, some of that will be frontal delivery delivered synoptic lee by this system coming in to north. but most of the bee, the local winds that we typically get in the

afternoon with daytime heating 50's pretty much in the east bay. and now on the north bay, although 49 santa rosa. we'll make up for it this afternoon. 54 san jose and 50. meanwhile for livermore. i'm to pass up the cloud cover showing you the high clouds moving on through. it's moving quickly today. all right. here's the onshore flow that we have compliments of inland heating going on. but then tomorrow and into tuesday. we'll see a weak system come on by that will help kind of fortify some of these winds a little bit also gives us some cooling that's really about it. and typically would be more excited about it because it be bringing us rain. but because we're falling into more drier pattern, not coming together like that's all we'll get spread by maybe some high clouds will get some of those winds and cooler temperatures on the backside of all of that. so for today it's high clouds mild 60's and 70's going on. that's basically for the bay and the coast certainly will be chilly 80's going on inland early in the week, mostly sunny still nice, although we'll see some of those breezy conditions monday and tuesday, a little bit slight reduction on tuesday because of that system and

then for late in the week minor warming and the weekend. we're hoping maybe some more rain coming together again, that looks like that's the senator 81 to 63 san francisco 68 for oakland 77. meanwhile, for san jose. the source of this cloud covers to the south. so we'll see some scattered cloud cover working there in the south bay just a touch highs today. again, spring-like day 80 going on santa rosa 79 antioch 81 for concord 77. meanwhile for san jose, you can see as you get over the east bay hills temperatures really start popping. we see that nice decoupling happening here. we'll have more details on that. your 4 zone forecast in a bit. marty in the well, ok, dave seen a couple minutes. thank you. defense department officials are rolling out a pr campaign aimed at convincing service members to get the covid vaccine. right. this has recent numbers showed a nearly one-third of us troops. >> have been refusing to get their shot that our washington, dc correspondent alison harris reports on the new effort to encourage vaccines and discourage misinformation.

>> a massive mission is underway to vaccinate us service members and their families with more than 2 million shots administered so far. but military medical leaders are fighting skepticism among ranks about the science behind vaccines i initially was not going to get the covid vaccine because i was a little bit skeptical. defense officials worry that service members are not getting vaccinated as recently as mid-february. a 3rd were refusing shots. that's a potential threat to national security. covid spread in close quarters on the uss roosevelt last year infecting more than 1200 sailors killing one sidelining an aircraft carrier in a critical area. now more than a year into the pandemic. military leaders are seeing the beginnings of change in attitude. we continue to see many individuals who were taking a wait and see approach. >> now coming in for the vaccine half a dozen house democrats led by congressman jimmy panetta penned a letter to president biden last month

urging him to make vaccines mandatory for the military. arguing that not protecting troops from covid is a critical threat to our national security and public health congressman chris stewart, a former air force pilot believes it should be left up to the commanders if playing well and if you've got to go you've got to be able to know that you're protected by our receipts. so i mean, bottom line on this is like because they really do trust military leadership to make a good decision on it. now nonprofits and the pentagon are teaming up to educate troops through videos, town halls and social media. >> to reassure folks. it's ok. >> it's okay to get it because the science is there. >> the facts is defense officials say the message is breaking through as the vaccines have been around as people have been getting vaccinated. we're having seen an increase. some of the take of the vaccine. >> all right. talk a little sports this morning. the oakland a's have a modest when

these 3 going to big streak of 2 games in a row as they beat the astros again in houston, that's leading the way other leading 2, nothing here in the 5th ramon laureano get some good wood on that one and sends it 415 feet way up over the long left. first of the season for lori he went 3 for 4 at the plate, the a's and scored the first 6 runs of the game here in the 7th jed lowry singles to center brings in 2 more runs making it 6. nothing oakland the astros would come back in the 7th scoring 3. but then dh seth brown would answer that with this drive over the wall to write 7, 3, 7, 3, is the final. the a's are off today. they face the d'backs in arizona tomorrow. >> meanwhile, the giants now have won 3 straight san francisco doing it with pitching good d and one timely hit saturday afternoon against the colorado rockies. a veteran's doing their part on saturday here in the 6 with the rockies leading 3 to one buster posey, guns down the runner trying to steal second with only one out the second

runner posey throughout big game and a big one, too, to help keep it at a 2 run game. then in the bottom of the 6th with 2 on brandon crawford gets all of that one deep and right, for go ahead. three-run homer. that was the only hit in the inning for the giants who only had just 5 hits all day. and how about jake mcgee he actually nailed down his 4th save of the season with a 1, 2, 3, 9th inning, 4 to 3. the giants going for the series sweep today at 1 o'clock in nice day to get out. there is beautiful day to go to the ballpark if you get in. all right. we'll be right back with the movie review. >> after the break. all right.

talking new movies this weekend. melissa mccarthy and octavia spencer looking for laughs in vhe superhero spoof called thunder force. dean richards is taking a closer look at this weekend's movie review. >> lady. if you have any idea what you've done. you just took her only formula for superstar. everything about you become stronger. introducing thunder force. 2 lifelong friends who have been injected with a serum that you sue per unit abilities. >> melissa mccarthy and octavia spencer star in the sci-fi action committee has

2.40 something inexperienced crime fighters. >> taking on the task of cleaning up crime in their home city of chicago as if chicago doesn't already have enough problems from tibet. they only shot a few exteriors of the actual city to show it sure they fight every day kind of problems like bank robberies and liquor store stick ups. but now they're also facing another super powered force who have gotten their powers by pulse of cosmic rays and they are wreaking havoc on chicago. bobby cannavale jason bateman and palm klineman teeth. costar thunder force is silly and fun and plays on the considerable chemistry between the real life friends, melissa and octavia. but the pacing and the joke setups for this movie are forced and act like speed bumps throughout. and as he's done 4 times before the movie is written and directed by melissa's real life husband ben falcone. it might be time to go outside of the family for future projects. it's a dean's list. c plus and is streaming on netflix. also new

this weekend is voyagers story really rose depp, tye sheridan and colin farrell. it's the millennials version of lord of the flies in space as a group of young earthlings travel to a distant planet to try to save the human race. but when they discovered that they've been drugged for this year's long flight. they rise up against the authorities to take control of their own destinies. the movie is stylish and thought provoking but can't manage better than just average when it comes to any kind of original story telling it's a dean's list c in theaters. >> this is how it begins with one family. there's also the limited series them that explores terror in america the first season set in the 1950's centers around a black family who moved from north carolina to an all-white neighborhood an la street. it's on amazon prime video and my document, 3 pick of the week is diana the

interview that shook the world. it's a detailed look at the late princess is 1995 interview. >> with the bbc's martin bashir, which largely spotlighted her crumbling marriage to prince charles and what it was like to be in the royal family and in the spotlight. if you watched meghan and harry, you want to catch this one starting april 11th on netflix. and for some armless laughs, you could go wrong with kristen wiig in lows. >> barb and star go to vista. del mar these lifelong friends took off from their home town in nebraska. the razzle dazzle of florida and some fish out of water laps catch it on blue ray dvd and on demand. >> hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> you know, i think he gets right that you can't go wrong with that. kristen wiig should movie show. it makes you you know, going back to the melissa mccarthy dean richards said no. maybe it's time to go

outside of the family say goodbye be as a director. you. how do you do that? yet. retain a marriage. well, i think you just have to start looking at the numbers, right. you go down the list and see how many done together and say maybe we down hard conversation really would because he can say why it's a pandemic. that's why of them a

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here in the show. once we're done, you can head outside and really enjoy the timing is star has got a little bit more detail on what you can see later today. de noel marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. basically mostly sunny is how will phrase and although some high cloudiness to kind of deal with and warming up in those inland valleys. if you didn't make it to 80 yesterday. well, looks like today you have a here's a live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge with those high clouds checking in not much of a breeze, but we will get one. >> this afternoon. we'll be in the 20's and so forth. lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. but already racing ahead at 6549 up to santa rosa 50's elsewhere and 50 san jose and the winds here we are in the inland areas. we're seeing a little bit of a breeze going on. it's a nice spring breeze and the breakdown for you puts us at 73 by one by 4 at 77. but again, we expect some inland valleys to get into the lower 80's. we'll have a bit more detail on that in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit morning. well. all

right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get to a big story we're following this sunday morning. some basketball police are investigating possible assault on a minor. >> by former poll mayor robert jacob authorities arrested him saturday morning on the charges right now. jacob is being held without bail. >> at the sonoma county jail. and this morning we're learning just how long those alleged assaults have been happening. kron four's amanda hari has that. >> police say there is one victim that person is a minor. they say the crimes took place over more than a year starting in december of 2019 until march of this year. >> there being brave and they're having the courage to step forward. >> no matter who someone is. that's how chief of sebastopol police kevin kilgore described the victim of this case and victims of other similar crimes on march 30th police first received information about the possible assaults. but obviously. >> to do further investigation

to confirmed that those crimes did occur and that they occurred in the city of saturday morning about a week and a half later, former sebastopol mayor robert shakeup was arrested without incident. >> the arrest warrant was for 5 felony and one misdemeanor assault crimes against a minor. >> we would ask anyone who has encountered any type of interaction. no matter who it's with us. they would always seek out the resources that the police department can provide. >> so that we can investigate these allegations in a timely manner and also make sure that we're keeping our community safe. kilgore's only been in the chief of police position for 5 weeks is certainly is a difficult to deal with. >> but. >> that's what our partnerships, our collaboration for. he feels he's equipped to handle the

situation. >> something that i'm not. stranger to having worked in los angeles. he says they're still investigating and ask anyone with more information to contact police. we encourage people to come forward and speak with us and to let us know so that we can. >> investigate these types of crimes and bring people. >> in front of a court. so that a court can decide whether they are guilty of a crime or not take up is currently being held. >> at the sonoma county main adult detention facility without bail in sebastopol amanda hari kron 4 news. >> the former mayor is not the only political figure in the north bay facing these kind of accusations windsor police are investigating assault allegations against mayor dominic foppoli as well. this follows a report in the san francisco chronicle with claims of 5 separate accounts of alleged abuse. the most recent coming forward on

saturday. several sonoma county officials say the mayor would or should step down right away. while this investigation is underway. >> fire crews rescued 2 people from a blaze at a historic hotel in half moon bay cal fire says 2 people were trapped in leaning out of a second-floor window at the san benito in when firefighters arrived. cruz raised a ladder to the to the 2 who were trapped trapped guests 9 other people were able to escape on their own. 3 people were treated at the scene on the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. >> in the east bay a house was set on fire early saturday morning. alameda county firefighters responded to the scene just before 3 o'clock in the morning that location was on me. clint avenue and cherry land from the video. we can see the house was boarded up. crews have the fire under control in about 2 hours. the cause is still under investigation. luckily no one was hurt.

>> now to the latest on the pandemic as the country continues to reopen the debate is over whether businesses should require vaccine passports and that discussions heating up. the white house epsays it does not support vaccine passports. the governors of some states including texas and florida have already signed orders forbidding any kind of vaccine verification system. >> and here in california, leaders say there are no plans to require passports. but they haven't ruled them out entirely just yet. >> meantime, in southern california orange county is launching a pilot program. they're calling it digital passport. it's an immunization card that will prove that a person has been fully vaccinated. chris wolfe explains that not everyone thinks it's a great idea. >> most of us have passports for travel and identification. but what about a passport for living. we're talking about a covid-19 vaccine passport. a digital record of inoculation that a person could display through a smartphone in the era of the coronavirus pandemic and recovery. this

feature would allow easier access to restaurants conferences meetings concerts and sporting events. for example, the idea may soon become reality in a test run in orange county using what's called quick response codes, the black and white square shaped coach. you find on airline boarding passes or digital restaurant menus will only be an i d. >> nobody else had access to it except for the individual and then is your name and your birthday with say that doesn't give out your medical condition still to be unprecedented. >> but what about those who haven't yet been vaccinated or who don't have a smart phone or internet access for this digital passport. there is talk of printing cards. however, officials warned those can be lost or forged. there are some political controversy with critics claiming the system would violate personal freedom and privacy. >> the compound, quote, has

been controversial. i will want to use term passports and rather a verification vaccine verification. >> orange county health officials emphasize they're not setting the rules, but following those set by the state and federal governments after all, economic recovery is based on the vaccination rollout and covid case and hospitalization figures orange county through thi no website and app would be providing the necessary vaccine verification for everyone receiving shots currently everyone getting a shot should receive a covid-19 vaccination record cards from the centers for disease control. >> chris wolfe ktla 5 news. >> well, the supreme court is telling california it can not enforce covid related restrictions that limit religious gatherings inside homes like bible studies. the order from the court is the latest in a recent string of cases in which the supreme

court has barred officials from enforcing some covid related restrictions. 5 conserved conservative justices on the high court agreed these restrictions should be lifted for now. >> members of the royal artillery firing off of 41 round salute to mark the death of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh and the husband of queen elizabeth, the second and we're hearing from prince charles to thank mourners for their support and said the kind words they've said about the father, about his father. >> my was it was a very special i think you have a little sweet to be the maze. but the reaction. that option things he said about. you know, my family. sustained as this. taking a loss and that this. time.

>> a remembrance service was held for prince philip at the canterbury cathedral this morning as the uk's observing an eight-day period of official mourning. it was led by the archbishop of canterbury who will also lead prince philip's funeral next saturday at saint george's george's chapel at windsor castle now because of the pandemic only close family members will be attending prince harry will be flying in from california to be there. but meghan markle will not because she's pregnant. prince philip died friday at the age of 99. dave. >> looking over the haze going on around the media fame here due to some leftover fog will warm up into the 70's and even some lower 80's going on in the inland valleys. your 4 zone forecast coming up next.

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>> good morning. welcome back. we're looking forward to things heating up a bit, especially inland this morning. yes, some places even in the 80's right. dave, you see, i had a wife that went there extra nice, clean white notice. all nice white. there. >> good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're talking about some warmth, as you mentioned. we'll get to

some lower 80's going on the inland valleys going to check out the 4 zone forecast. they're the high clouds checking in from timber on and we'll see that probably again a little bit going on tomorrowi too. but on balance, it's a pretty much of a spring-like forecast going on here as systems traversed across just north of us. these are always hope of rain, but it looks like what does it get some breezy conditions with that no delays happening there to the fog this morning wasn't too to deal with 49 santa rosa, most other locations in the 50's, although san francisco checking in 49 to an antioch at 65 now at this hour. so they've warmed up pretty quickly. but this tells the tale of what we're talking about. whole forecast may get a dusting of snow, maybe perhaps by the middle of the week. but the big issue is the drop in temperatures progressively as we go from monday to wednesday. there. noting some scattered clouds again might get a dusting potentially year. but that's about all we're getting out of the system's. meanwhile, the bay will be treated to cooler temperatures. few scattered clouds and also some of those winds coming in again. so we'll run through the next 6 days or so. give you a general

idea there's that little chance of getting some snow up in the mountains for us. we'll have cool days warming up a little bit on the backside and then by we're hoping to be some raindrops on here. the long-range forecast a while back. we're kind of hoping at that. but it looks like that's not going materialize it all for us. 4 zone forecast for your sunday 63 per san francisco at the coast about 64 daly city. 57 pacifica 56 rather for half moon bay based on the peninsula is in the 60's. but you head south we're start popping some 70's here. 73 for palo alto. 69 from mountain view. remember, though, we get the winds and you'll feel the winds coming under back a little bit going out to the bay because the inland areas in the east. bay are heating up there. that will drive some local winds going on here for a 77 for san jose morgan hill at 80 as you get away from water again. temperatures rise. the bay in the ocean provide the typical climate control. 74 going on for santa clara 74 for cupertino east bay shoreline lower 70's. but over the east

bay hills. when you cut off some of that marine layer tri valley. you're getting near about 80 today. looks like about 79 for walnut creek 81 for conquered 65 for berkeley, 68 for richmond again, that air conditioners on for ballet who at 67 81 fairfield back ability to to napa 79 and 84 santa rosa will keep it pretty much in the 70's heading down to southern moran. but at the coast, those chilly 50's and may be scratching 61 point right. 7 day forecast. we're going to keep it in the 70's for the inland valleys here. some scattered clouds is all we could muster for friday and raindrops on there. and meanwhile, the bay will be treated to upper 60's, lower 70's. a nice spring like forecast ahead. little chilly at the coast, though upper 50's and lower 60's. >> save this past year. we've been living behind our screens. zoom calls digital learning, virtual concerts, you name it. we found a way to do it. while there are some changes we'd like to do away with post covid there's others we might want to keep and businesses need to be prepared

for all of them. joining me now is denise dresser. she is the evp of sales and chief revenue officer there at sales force which actually did a survey of what consumers will want when the world reopens. denise, thank you so much for joining me. some of these results or kind of no-brainers. but others are a little surprising right. yeah. we'll kind of well, thanks for having me. i think some of the things we don't know. we are trading in person, live experiences that one of the things that we found was interesting. >> is that consumers are going to continue to embrace these contactless digital first experiences after the pandemic. things like curbside pickup by working mom. i love doctor pleaded want to get those things we also expect the industries that suffered the most travel and hospitality reducing see a surge just like we saw retail really e. well, nearly 100% of people want to shop inside a store again and 83% of people

said they want to continue shopping online. i'm curious, how should retail businesses. >> apply these type of statistics to their plans of people want to do both. it's a great retailers are really need to be prepared to meet these new consumer expectations. we any of us are still going to want convenience of shopping online and then do quick curbside pickup. but we're all going want to get back to the store and browse. and so i think that it not only just retail it all industries are really gping to need to be able to think about how mind that. >> but digital experience with the physical and make it rain never will experience in many ways 2020 is raise the bar about how we think about businesses creating additional experience physical experience. and not only is it going to be the great reopening its so great reset and companies like retailers have the opportunity to create this great experience. that scene was across all channels. well, i was a little surprised that more people didn't say they were planning to travel or stay in a hotel.

>> by the end of this year. i was thinking as soon as you know, things start opening up. what we have been able to do, which is the local events in our cities, things like just concerts and movies that have been able to do in over a year. and so. >> i think we're going to see that interesting when it does come back, it's going to be a different experience where we're going to have a lot of questions during that experience. think tell news checking into a hotel. you're going to want to understand is the spot open is a gentle been doing need to make an so i think it's going to come back. i think there's going to be a surge in local. and i think that when we have those questions are going to want answers to those questions really right and all those

companies you need to think about how they answer them in real time in a moment to get comfortable traveling. well, and that's exactly what i'm just going to say it making people feel comfortable returning to society is the big key here. so i'm curious. >> they're at sales force. are you guys seeing certain businesses investing in different things to make that happen. both in person and online. >> yeah. i mean, the customer service area, all those workers that up for me. i'm really on the front lines are not only answering the phone there in shot there in the mail. and so what we're seeing companies do is first of all, prepare, make sure that those those workers have all the information they need right at their fingertips. wherever the customer isn't being able to do it from anywhere so that they can combine those physical is digital experiences and leveraging things like automation i really can't automate that to its scale. we can feel very personal world where things are going to be you think about it. men parks museums

staple in quotes for over a year. so we're also seeing a surge in the field technician area. things like fixing elevators getting the air quality right. making sure that the label to think so. there's a huge search there. companies are really getting there is a set tonight. those experiences and be ready. are you starting to see them when you say, you know, differences in like the elevators and the and the lights and things like that. are we starting to see folks investing more is sustainable options when it comes to those types of things. >> yeah. thinking about how they do this in a better way to future and making sure that their buildings are ready for what is to come in. absolutely. we are. all right. denise, thank you so much for for joining me and giving us a breakdown of what we can expect once we get back to our normal lives. it almost feels very foreign to even think about that possibility. >> but these businesses need to be ready for it. yes, thanks for having me. well, thanks. nice. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back. before we go, nasa has delayed the first flight of its ingenuity. mars helicopter. >> after a crucial test spin of the drones rotor blades abruptly stopped is unfortunate ingenuity was supposed to spend its blades at full speed while on the ground. the 2 pairs of blades should have spun on opposite directions at more than 2500 rotations per minute, which is about 8 times faster than an

earth helicopter. that tests penn was abruptly halted when a watchdog time or expired. nasa announced all this on saturday. and now nasa has delayed the historic liftoff would mark the first powered controlled flight on another planet. to wednesday, which i'm you know, it's one of the things where like you think everything's just supposed to go right. but i guess when you're up in space, you can't prepare for and you know, a lot of people are looking forward to that. and now they just have to put it off the so let's hope it works on back down on earth in the south bay of san jose veteran is getting a chance to live out his high school dream. >> on saturday, a san jose mayor sam liccardo presented 90 year-old korean war veteran dan fish with his high school diploma. fish was born and raised in massachusetts. he moved to san jose in back in 1956 he was all set to graduate in 1950. but he had left school to join the navy. and so therefore he never received his diploma. massachusetts law does allow veterans to receive their diplomas if they permanently withdrew from high school to serve in the military and

didn't receive their original ones so better late than never for dan and congratulations. i love seeing graduation and hey, take a look. if you missed last year's pink supermoon. don't worry. it is back at the end of the month. it's going to light up the sky again. >> april 26, according to the old farmer's almanac. the moon is going to be closer to earth that day than on any other day of the year. just find an open area that night. watch as the rises over the horizon and you'll be able to catch that kind of gold in a shoe there. >> and on that note, we're going to say goodbye have use of a good week. we'll see you next weekend.

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