>> well now on kron 400's of protesters taking to the streets of oakland as demonstrations unfold across the country over the police killings of unarmed black people. >> plus latest details on the mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. what we're learning about the 8 people killed and why the shooter had been on the fbi's radar. also a somber day in england as queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip is laid to rest. stay with us. the kron 00:00am morning news they get right now. >> from the bay. area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7.

>> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. april 7th. no. how about this? a lot 1717 $0.17. so want to get to this morning. 3 of us down. i promise. understand what day it is the gist of it. >> there's a lot going on across the country. of course, here at home, we've got some i think beautiful weather. it's it's looking pretty good. and a spar has all the details for us this morning. know on. marty, good morning. good morning, everybody could be excused for not knowing because this forecast is confusing. we'll flavor of some are coming our way this weekend. yeah. going get really warm. >> they're in contra, costa county up in the solano county. those areas are going start to pop some really toasty temperatures as we get to tomorrow, particularly for today, though, first or business south take care of this fog. this we got on the east bay shoreline. you can see it's kind of filled up the bay right now. golden gate bridge. you can actually see how the fog is trying to lift an mix out a little bit. give it a couple of hours. it will

do just that will be by 1030 or so. we'll be looking at clearing skies, at least 9.15, or so. those temperatures are holding mostly in the 40's. some 50's already 51 san jose 50 oakland hayward also 52 going on for any aac. little bit warmer this morning. that was this time from yesterday by a couple degrees as you'll see there and we'll see a lot more of that going forward. 65 at 11 by 2. we're talking 79. have a look at that summertime forecast predicted by tomorrow. coming up in a bit. and breaking overnight, hundreds of protesters marching in the streets of oakland. now that demonstration a response to the fatal shooting. >> of 20 year-old duante wright. the protests began shortly after 8.30 last night in the images. >> very similar to what we all saw last year when george floyd protests took place after he was killed. 11 months ago. it's a clear message of

anger and frustration over the killings of unarmed black people at the hands of police. >> kron four's camila barco standing by live with more this morning. commute. good morning. >> good morning, marty. all and frustration is right. many people took their frustrations to the streets of oakland. bright was shot and killed by brooklyn center. police officer kim potter during a traffic stop sunday sense, potter has been charged with second-degree manslaughter. but as you will see, the unrest continues this is video of a protest happening now, a local dealership in oakland. several videos show it is the honda dealership in oakland. >> the glass window of the business smashed and a fire ignited in the building. another fire inside a car at the honda lot small smoke also just leaving that car. the vehicle smoke also leaving the vehicle and the car window vandalized several other windows smashed with a glass broken and then here is the scene at a local target.

protesters tried to break through the glass. several of them just attempting to hit the windows with their hands. others using their feet to kick through the glass. many using objects like rocks to even break through. police taking the streets, patrolling the area. if you take a close look, a group of people in the far end according to oakland police at one point protesters dragged barriers into the roadway to block and delay officers from responding eventually the protesters would break through windows leaving several of them smashed and broken. now another video shows vandals attempting to break through a california bank and trust which quickly lied to setting a fire outside the building. a lot of these businesses were located along the broadway and telegraph quarter. one person says it's devastating to see the destruction going on, which in turn is hurting the businesses.

>> now, as you can see, several businesses earlier that day took matters into their own hands and boarded up in the anticipation of these protest the last time this happened, several shops were hit by vandals. then. so they didn't want to take any chances. but as you can see this time around. a lot of damage has already been done. and according to oakland police department, the protest ended around 11 o'clock last night one officer sustained a head injury after being struck in the head with a bottle. however, no other injuries were reported. no arrests were made and no citations were issued. well, marty, back to you. >> camila. thanks a lot. that live report. >> another big story we fall. we've been following protests took place across the country as hundreds turned out in chicago over the shooting

death of 13 year-old adam toledo after a video from 17 body cameras were released. the officer who shot and killed the teenagers say he had a gun in his hands and was aiming at officers. video shows he was shot less than one second after dropping a handgun and putting his hands in the air. >> i think what happened is unacceptable. i think police across this country or a motorized. they. >> 2 willing to shoot first and people. too many people >> the protesters also marched to the home of the chicago mayor, the teen's family and city officials have asked people remain peaceful. >> we have developing news this morning. the fbi searching the home linked to the suspect in the fatal shooting at that fedex plant in indianapolis. the fbi says it question 19 year-old brandon whole last year after his mother called police to say her son might commit suicide by cop. a police

report shows officers seized a pump action shotgun from holes home after responding to the mother's call we've also learned whole was a former employee at that fedex facility and we also know the names of the 8 people killed. they range in age from 19 to 74. >> investigators have not yet released a motive for the attack. but police believe the victims were randomly targeted. and we continue to follow the latest from indianapolis all morning long. you can say updated by downloading the kron 4 news app. we have a qr code on put rights part of the screen that you can see there you can scan that with your phone. it will take take you to your phone's app store so you can download the kron 4 app. overseas now a somber day in england. this pin prince philip is being laid to rest. his funeral today salutes his service in the royal navy. also his support of queen elizabeth, the second for over 3 quarters

of a century. prince philip died on april 9th at the age of 99 after. >> 73 years of marryage to the queen. his body will be laid to rest today in the royal vault at windsor castle. >> a modified land rover carried his coffin in a procession to windsor castle earlier this morning. now because of covid only 30 people are going to be allowed inside the castle's saint george's chapel, including, of course, the widowed queen her 4 children and her 8 grandchildren. and we'll be right back.

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home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> happening right now. we're taking a look at to the for funeral services for prince philip inside windsor castle. >> yes, this is in saint george's chapel. there are only 30 people allowed here to this funeral because of coronavirus restrictions. it was planned that 800 mourners would be at this funeral but of with the covid restrictions. they are being extremely limited. of course. >> the queen is their 4 children her 8 grandchildren and their spouses are in attendance. let's listen t ey they sing a little bit this morning.

>> they're singing the eternal father strong to save. and that is again coming from windsor castle. prince philip funeral services today. he died on april 9th at the age of 99. >> he and queen elizabeth had been married for 73 years one of my favorite things that i noticed over the last week or so after his passing is the different photos that a lot of us have not seen of the 2 them. >> she she shared one this morning of the 2 of them seemingly sitting in a you having a little picnic those are just those memories that i'm sure she's holding close today. it's so so nice to get a peek of them because so much of their life was in front of the cameras and very official looking. >> it's nice to see them as they really work. right. phillips coffin has been draped in his personal standard, topped with his

royal navy cap and sword and a wreath of flowers will continue to bring you in and out of the funeral as it happens this morning. >> but again, this is a live look there inside saint george's chapel at windsor castle will be right back.

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 when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back on this saturday morning. 7.15, and things are going to really heat up as we move through the weekend and which is something that a lot

of people are really enjoying when we have these weekends. i know that means we're not getting any rain, at least at sundance and some sunshine. but we're not going to get the rain. let's go. the way and get a little chilly commit know teasing from clouds. good morning, guys. good mornang. everybody out. we're also getting teased by some of the fog clouds just to start things off. they'll mix all nicely for the sunshine. you just heard about too. and those temperatures will start popping. it looks like inland for tomorrow, though. we'll get a little flavor that going on for today. some may want to check the a c make sure things go on properly for a long summer coming our way again sunday will be good day to go and check that out again taking care of the morning fog. this will mix south for us in the next couple of hours. golden gate bridge looking pretty good there as we could see some sunshine breaking on its way through off towards the distance, although with the flag you will notice not much of a breeze right now. most bay area temperatures holding in the 40's with some 50's going on there popping in the east bay shore line. you see oakland hayward, antioch 55 livermore at 47 stormtracker 4. we don't really have much

traffic going on. we have pretty high pressure cell here. those benign clouds remain out to sea checking into wins, though, because we're getting that inland heating going on today and tomorrow. by the way, we'll get some of those on shore. winds, although curiously little off shore up the solano county. then later on for tomorrow with really big time heating going on. we'll have a nice good on shore when that's happening. this is being the local winds that are being driven by the features of the pa griffey. we have happening with inland warming going on mostly sunny and spring-like 70's for the bay 80's happening inland tomorrow spring flirting with summer. don't you know, 70's happening at the coast. that's right. we'll scratching the some lower 70's tomorrow in the 80's. well, inland and even in some parts around the bay quickly cooling into next week. highs tumble back to the 70's. even some inland highs by next friday may be settling in the upper 60's at that still kind of bouncing around a little bit. that's typical spring for you. 66 san francisco. we've got sunny and nice. 72 oakland 74. meanwhile, for san jose

elsewhere across the bay there. the 80's popping there you can see the solano contra costa county up to nap as well. we'll take a little bit better inspection of that on the 4 zone forecast. look at your extended to mark. okay. dave, thanks, lynn. let's get to national news this morning, president biden ordered half of flags to fly at federal buildings at half staff. >> it's the 5th time this year. he's done so calling it an epidemic. the president angrily condemned the mass shootings going on in the country and outside the white house. he also called on congress to take action to address gun violence. >> this has to it's a national embarrassment. every single day. every single day. >> there's a mass shooting. this young team in the united states. if you count all those who were killed out in the streets of our cities and our rural areas. >> well, the president is calling on congress to pass gun legislation that would require universal background checks and also has a ban assault rifles. the bills have passed the house but stalled

in the senate. republicans promise to block any bill that they say threatens the second amendment. >> it was a lighter moment at the white house press briefing a short interruption caused by a flyover marking the opening of the new world war one memorial. >> american jobs and help this obligation to veterans by there's a plane right overhead. >> those were the jets that caused all that rumble, the f 22 air force fighter jets caused it. they were part of the memorials inaugural ceremony. there was also a flag-raising performances by the u.s. army band and the speech from president biden there. >> and for your money this morning. california has recorded its second straight

month of job growth that follows a year of enormous losses because of the pandemic. according to the employment development department, the state added more than 100,000, 119,000 new jobs last month. the leisure and hospitality industry leading the way with 42,000 new jobs. analysts say that it will likely be years before california recovers. all of the 2.7 million jobs that were lost during the first 2 months of the pandemic just last year. >> in the meantime, governor newsome has signed a new bill requiring some hotels and hospitality companies to offer laid-off workers their jobs back. those businesses were among the hardest hit during the pandemic. the new bill only applies to workers who have their jobs for at least 6 months before the pandemic started. and those who are laid off specifically because of covid now businesses which don't take workers back, could be fined up to $500 per employee. >> well, the u.s. is facing a supply chain crisis. more than a dozen cargo ships are

stalled off the coast of la and long beach waiting for dock space at the ports there to open up each of those ships is carrying millions of dollars worth of imports. some of them have even been waiting offshore for weeks now. shipping analysts say that the delays might last through the summer. this issue. first began last october because of labor and equipment shortages. % >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the sharks are going to welcome back. fans. the tank in our kate rooney has all the details of that. plus all the highlights of yesterday's games. that's coming up after the break, a look. those glasses. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light?

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kron 4 sports. >> we've got baseball. we've got soccer and we've got some good news about hockey. but let's go ahead and start on the diamond to the a's hosting the tigers on a chilly night at the when look at them to 500 after that an 6 start to the season. >> the 4th 2 outs runners at the corners mitch more land drives one into right field. a run scores. so the a's are on the board. >> next. batter up going to shot murphy and murphy. hey, he follow suit down the left-field line. one more run scores. and just like that it's a 2 nothing lead for the a's at home. they would hang on to that through matt chapman batting that one. the

whole yeah. it's gone. a solo home run for choppy his 3rd bomb of the season and that is the final score. 3, nothing a's frankie montas had 7 strikeouts and the a's have now won 6 in a row. look at that. a road trip for the san francisco giants. evan longoria has been swinging it. well, he leads the giants with 4 bombs on the year top of the 4th one on no outs longo hits one up the middle and that would bring in mike yastremski did i mention longo also leads san francisco with 9 rbi. so the giants on the board. first in miami. we go to the top of the 5th anthony desclafani pitching to just junior. look out. oh, boy has never had a shot with that one. the solo dinger for chisholm junior couple of marlins fans in the stands who like that one. it's a tie ballgame and it would stay that way through 8. they would bring in one deeper all to pitching in relief in the bottom of the inning runners on first and second starling marte a goes yard. so 3 runs

scored from miami and the giants just couldn't make a dent in that deficit. so they dropped the first of 3 to the marlins 6 on the road coming up, how about opening day for major league soccer. and the san jose earthquakes playing in the very first game of the season in houston against the dynamo. we pick it up in the 55th minute. tyler patrick ross to max you. rudy right on target that one slip past jt marson koski for a 2 nil lead and spoiler alert. the dynamo would get the win. but because it's the first game of the season. we're going to show you this fantastic quick school 75th minute shea salinas de paul murray, the one timer what strike that was so yeah, with that kind of power quick setting a good tone for the season. the home opener for san jose is their next match. april 24th against fc dallas. well, starting monday, april 26 for game against the arizona coyotes. the shark tank will be rocking once again. that's what san jose announced it won't be full swing. just yet. they don't have an exact number of stand set the president team

president john becker estimated it would be in the hundreds. so here's what's up negative covid test results will be required for all entrance. the sharks will be providing that testing for free at the arena masks must be worn while inside and tickets will be sold in pods of to it for to maintain social distancing. they're on sale starting the 19th, the sharks were on the road taking on the west. 3rd place, minnesota, wild and even though thomas hertl scored the first goal of the game, san jose just couldn't hang on minnesota wins the first back to back games in the sharks have now unhappily last 4 games in a row. yanks may be there saving it for that home

>> good morning. welcome back to kron. 00:00am morning news for this saturday. 7.29 on what's going to be a really nice looking saturday. right now. we have the usual fog in some spots. yeah. clouds. but. >> it's going to basic bay area morning. haha day far has got a little bit more detail on what we can see. all that fog. >> lift away hyundai. well, marty well, good morning. and good morning, everybody. that's right. it should do it by the late morning hours and should kind of peer that off a little bit. get into those blue skies and see those temperatures rise, the really going to take off tomorrow, though. a little flavor of early summer going on. it looks like just a day and then we'll trail back again. it looks like into next week. the fog situation looks like it's trying to clear out of here. the golden gate bridge pretty rapidly here. we don't see any current winds now, but there are some pockets some breezy conditions and we'll see some of that with the big warm up to cut by tomorrow. a quick

temperature. check your lot of 40's. some 50's going on right now. 55 for any off 51. meanwhile, for san jose. back to those winds, though. we see a little pocket some breezy conditions and some of the valleys. but we will notice the uptick tomorrow afternoon driven by the fact of some big time heating happening inland. so for today, got some of those morning fog clouds, as you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza 65 by 11, by 2.79. oh, no, we're not done yet. as you'll see in the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. we have some 80's poking out there in a lot more to come for tomorrow. well, morning. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. we have breaking news from overnight. hundreds of protesters marching in the streets of oakland. this demonstration was a response to the fatal shooting of 20 year-old dante wright. >> the protests began shortly after 8.30 last night and the image is very similar to what we all were seeing last year. this is new video of a fire inside of a car dealership on broadway. you can see the window smashed and the car on and a car on fire.

>> and let's take a look at the scene at a target store in oakland where protesters are smashing windows. some even using their bare hands to break those windows. vandals also set fire to a california bank interest branch. the fatal shooting of daunte a right at the hands of police in many minnesota sparked this type of demonstrations across the country all week long. he was shot and killed by former brooklyn center police officer kim potter during a traffic stop on sunday. officer potter has since been charged with second-degree manslaughter. but a lot of businesses, of course, boarded up earlier friday in anticipation of these protests. >> the last time they happened. several businesses were hit by vandals. and despite their preparations by the store owners. many businesses did get hit overnight. now, according to opd, the protest ended about 11 o'clock last night. >> one officer was injured after being struck in the head with a bottle. no other injuries to report. there were no arrests and no citations issued.

>> we're going to take you back now live to windsor. castle's, saint george's chapel where the funeral for prince philip is taking place right now. let's listen in to the sea in ships. >> and occupy the business in grateful says. and we did see each the that. following his good and strengthened by his we may lost together with him. call takers of dye, heavenly kingdom. through jesus christ. old. i know it's caught. >> when give us to thy servants because prince philip had wanted a small ceremony, much more personal ceremony that included for the most part, members of his family. and those 30 members that are there are of mainly hit his widowed wife. now queen

elizabeth, the second. >> as well as their children and their grandchildren and their spouses. we'll continue to dip in and out of this as the day goes on. but we do want to get you back here at home for some. developing news in sonoma county, windsor mayor dominic foppoli has announced he's stepping back from an active role as mayor. that's after being accused by 6 women. >> of assault kron four's. dan kerman out the latest from windsor. >> supporters of assault victims rallied at the gateway to windsor friday afternoon once again calling for mayor dominic foppoli to resign. >> but the embattled mayor who has been accused of sexually assaulting several women over a period of years has stopped short of resigning choosing instead to step back from his duties. in a statement issued friday for police as it has become clear to me that the town council will not function at the level expected by its citizens. if i remain actively involved given the strong reaction to the allegations

against me, though. i maintain full innocence under the law. i've decided to step back from an active role as mayor until the formal investigation is complete. i do not want my presence or participation to create a distraction. her cause any additional hurt for our residents who still needs to resign. and i'm hopeful that he will. >> i don't think this is going to the outrage winds or vice mayor sam salmon says resignation is the proper move stepping back, though, will help. >> from the terms of governance. it does give us more of a pass so that we can. >> address some of these issues that have been raised its. he really was for the people and the mayor for the people he would resign. sophia williams is one of 4 police accusers. she says she thinks stepping back accomplishes nothing and believes the mayor hopes this will just blow over. she says it won't we know this isn't like an isolated case. we know this isn't just like one time thing

one person has these accusations against them. this is something that, you know, we see in the news all the time. so i hope the message is that. >> you know, you can't get away with it. the situation is ever changing but will likely not change or protests like these until these folks get the resolution. they're looking for. >> in windsor. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and now a tragic milestone to tell you about. is the worldwide covid-19 death toll is now topping a staggering 3 million people. that's according to johns hopkins university. this development comes amid repeated setbacks in the worldwide vaccination campaign along with the deepening covid crisis in brazil, india and france. now to give you perspective this death toll is larger than the population of chicago, which is 2.7 million and it's equal to the populations of the cities of philadelphia and dallas combined.

>> california's top health official says the state is still on track to fully reopen in less than 2 months. doctor mark galli says given the state's vaccine expansion and the pause on the johnson johnson vaccine. he is still confident they will be able to eliminate the state's reopening blueprint by june 15th galley even gave an idea yesterday of what california could look like beyond the blueprint this fall. >> many of the things that we mask, we will be able to do. what can the big difference, though, is we will not likely have our youngest kids vaccinated. so. we're going to still need to protect young people. >> while several variants of covid-19 have been detected here in california. doctor galley says at this time there is little cause for concern. adding he's encouraged by the vaccine's protection against those variants. >> well, coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, the fire season is right around the

corner and the oakland fire department taking some new action to prevent a fire disaster in the east bay. we'll have details coming up.

>> 7.40 here on this saturday morning in the east bay. some good news as we approach fire season. members of the oakland fire department say the rotating closures of fire stations are no more. it was a cost saving measure due to some budget cuts. but the oakland city council was able to restore the department's

budget in full now by approving the use of federal funds from the latest stimulus package. >> it was. a relief to be able to apply the american rescue act funding to restoring fire services and at a critical time when they're absolutely need really goal is marked a lot of the people equitable but company have we >> oakland's battalion chief says they've already had a busy month of april responding to encampment and vegetation fires when this year's fire season officially begins. all of the departments engines will be ready to roll. >> good news. well, in the east bay resident is having to pay a hefty fine for some 4th of july fun. he'll have to pay more than $26,000 for an illegal fireworks show the east contra costa fire district did not identify the person only saying that he's

from discovery bay officials are hoping this huge fine for the big show that included more than 500 fireworks will discourage similar incidents from happening in the future. and this really just hits home on just much of a dry season we're going to be looking forward to are not looking forward to, but it's going to happen. come summer day. >> yeah. good morning, marty. good morning, everybody. we are looking at temperatures. also, they're going to be warming up. but well, there's something that's kind of interesting. maybe next weekend. got some 80's going on the inland valleys and waited tomorrow. the really going to pounce like her summer. keep it here. kron 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. well, tomorrow it's going to feel a bit like summer in some spots around the bay area. but we're going to hang on to spring at least for today. yes, if you want to get out today is a nice day to do it. >> yeah, tomorrow it's a really pushing those numbers a little higher to the upper 80's. it looks like and some of those inland reaches sow they want to give an experimental try dry run. no pun intended on the a c make sure things operating properly or its make some phone calls to make sure you're ready for the summer live shot coming in from temper on. that's what's leftover fog clouds. so looks like it started apart pretty quickly today yielding that mostly sunny day. that's in the forecast for today. so again, this the shot from

timber on swing of things run the sfo a check on here even though it looks likes of some fog working there. no delays at least happening this morning speaking of which the leftover fog. we have given a couple of hours and by 1030, or so gone. and we're in the mostly sunny mode for the afternoon temperature. check for you were 50 around the east bay shoreline 49 for fremont 55 antioch. a check up to the north bay with a lot of 40's going on. as you can see, 51 meanwhile, for san jose. the big drivers of our forecast here. really going to the high pressure cell over the next couple of days. but it's a very short window here and then it will start to break down. we'll get the induction of a new system coming in about tuesday or so some scattered clouds. the long-range models are hinting a little rain shower, but i wouldn't necessarily bet the bank on that. here's what we got out of tahoe. we've got a warm-up occurring for monday. then tuesday backing off again. that's that system. i mentioned they're bringing in some scattered clouds. doesn't look like any precept with that. but by the week's end, we might get a little bit more of a dusting to be added up.

they're going forward with that. let's get monday tuesday zone, scattered clouds highs weakening tuesday, couple splotches appear on radar. if you're in the pretty much count on is maybe out toward the sierra might get again the induction of some snow going on with that minor amounts at that it's quiet and then by friday, a new system. the lookout for that hinting in some of the models, maybe by week's end, maybe a little spray of a few little showers, but that's so far out that he's us a lot with this. we'll see when we get little closer, but holds together 66 san francisco, that number's going to pop tomorrow to into the 70's 63 for daly city 59 pacifica 58 per half moon bay. so still kind of cool at the coast. maybe still need that jacket or maybe a sweater 67 for millbrae 74 burning gained of the southern end of the peninsula will palo alto at 76 mountain view at 74 modest saturday. temperatures. you can see 74 for san jose and milpitas 73 cupertino pair of sevens that the lower 70's lining up the east bay shoreline on. 81 for livermore first hint of sign of things

to come. 74 pleasanton dublin looks like about 81 going on walnut creek and conquered 82 berkeley 69 toledo at 69 as well. but 84 fairfield and vacaville 81 for napa and sonoma and santa rosa at 82 still cool at the beaches here. as you can see point re 63 stenson beach at 57 in the 7 day forecast. temperatures start trailing back down for some scattered clouds in here monday, tuesday. that's the first little system dropping south here and maybe some fog and sun for you by wednesday. again, watching for that next system. towards the end of next weekend. meanwhile, bay temperatures fall through the 70's and even into the 60's will do 60's out towards the coast. marty. all right, dave, thank you. see in a couple minutes. >> more parents in the south san francisco unified school district will soon have the option to send their students back to campus for in person learning officials have installed some 30 mobile disinfection units at all. the schools in the district. they used ultraviolet light to kill

covid-19 particles in the air and on surfaces as well. so the district will be welcoming a students in t k through 5th grades. beginning on monday. superintendent says more than half of the families want their children to return for in person instruction. and california has delivered 10's of thousands of covid-19 vaccines to faith based organizations and plans to continue and the acts of full gospel church in oakland actually took those shots and transformed their space momentarily into a vaccine site. >> kron four's. michelle kingston has more. maxine is good. >> everybody should do it now through monday. anyone is able to get a pfizer vaccine at the as well. this is video of the vaccination site at the church on friday morning. it's part of california governor gavin

newsom's partnership with nearly 200 faith based organizations providing 38,000 vaccine doses to churches across the state to expand outreach. an equity efforts. the governor's administration says they recognize the important role places of worship have been helping address their members covid vaccine concerns and providing educational resources. covid is not anything to play with it. it's it's very serious. >> bishop. but jackson the pastor of acts full gospel church in oakland and his wife both had coronavirus. he said his wife almost died many members of their church passed away from the virus and he has friends right now who are in the hospital fighting for their lives we don't need anything like covid-19 taken. i lives before. it's time. >> so i urge everybody to get that guy said my wife and that we've received our shots. both of them. i had moderna's. she had pfizer and we're both doing well and we're we're feeling pretty good about. >> being safe in the name of jesus after a year of virtual

church service in parking lot service acts, full gospel church has reopened its doors to the community and the pastor says he highly recommends getting the vaccine so everyone be safe move forward and we've been having service, but it's nothing like we had before corona. >> hit and they had to close down. but now we're hoping that with the herd immunity and everybody getting vaccinated will be able to come back together and worship the lord the way we worship the lord in the east bay. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> in contra, costa county mobile covid-19 vaccination sites are now open in richmond and antioch. the pop-up clinics are considered to be particularly needed in these communities as both cities are sitting at the top of the list when it comes to highest positivity rates across the country. >> they don't have to make a phone call. they don't have to go online. they can show up to this clinic and get their shot. >> the clinics are at the antioch community center and

the veterans memorial hall in richmond at each spot. they expect to be able to administer 700 shots a day. more walk-in sites will open in the coming weeks for now the antioch enrichment clinics will be open through next saturday. april 25th from 09:00am until 4 in the afternoon. >> and we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back. some star power behind the effort to reach communities of color who might be skeptical of covid-19 vaccines, former raider and oakland native marshawn lynch recently sat down with doctor anthony fauci to talk about vaccine side effects. yeah. and we've told you how johnson johnson. of course, the vaccine for johnson johnson has been paused. >> because of a rare but dangerous side effect. lynch asked doctor fauci. if the color of a patient's skin might affect reaction to the vaccine. did it. >> you know, is it just the fact that there's something in which, you know. black and brown has that, you know, our body produced that doesn't take too. you know, either the facts a nation and or the virus itself that, you know, it put us at a at a disadvantage. >> when we tested the vaccine in african-american and hispanics. it was safe and induce the kind of response that was literally identical to the response and whites. it

was the same as whites. it was as safe as it was in whites and it was effective as it was in whites. >> the pair also discussed why some people would be concerned about the vaccines and trusting the science behind them. that full interview runs 30 minutes long. you can actually find it on our website. kron 4 dot com. if you're interested. >> and still ahead, the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news a night of protests in oakland over police shootings that have gained national attention. we have a live report standing by. plus, new details in the fatal shooting at a fedex plans in indianapolis will find out what police are now saying about the gunman. and a somber day in england's prince philip is laid to rest. we'll have more on the intimate ceremony. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues right after the break.

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if you can't afford your medicine, 4, 100's of protesters taking to the streets of oakland as demonstrations unfold across the country over the police killings of unarmed black people. >> plus the latest details on the mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. what we're learning now about 8 people killed and why the shooter had been on the fbi's radar. >> also a somber day in england is queen elizabeth's husband prince philip is laid to rest. kron 4 news begins now.

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. good morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news somebody comes out and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. april 17th. >> we got it. yeah. last hour we were kind of unsure what we do know is the day is going to be nice and sunny. and it's going to be a repeat tomorrow. but even warmer tomorrow. yeah, let's go ahead and get the details from dave spahr who get ready for the ac tomorrow. >> yeah, good morning. well, marty, good morning, everybody. are going to be cranking it up a little bit had come tomorrow again, those usual suspected area solano county contra, costa county even in the napa will be looking at those numbers to get well into the 80's, not just but well into the 80's territory. looks like as we get a little flavor of summertime going on. here's a live we've got going on a temper on. we can see some of those fog clouds still kind of lingering around little bit, but they're starting to the part of that. we're seeing

some sun appearing on through just a little bit currently not much of a wind or breeze yet. but we'll see some later on this afternoon. here's a look at what does happen with those that fog, rather it mixes out pretty quickly this morning into the mostly sunny, but we spoke up, got some 50's in the board of the east bay particularly still holding on to 40's up to the north bay. 51 for san jose. we're still ahead of what we were this time from yesterday and will continue that trend this afternoon 71 at high noon by 3. we're talking 81 have a closer look at your forecast coming up in it. breaking from overnight hundreds of protesters marching in the streets of oakland. this demonstration was a response. >> to the fatal shooting of 20 year-old dante wright. the protest began shortly after 8.30 last night and the images. >> very similar to what we saw all last year when george floyd protests took place after he was killed just 11

months ago. >> they are a clear message of anger and frustration over the killings of unarmed black people at the hands of police kron four's camila barco standing lot standing by live with more on that to me look good morning. >> good morning. line. all and yet many people took their frustration to the streets in oakland. wright was shot and killed by brooklyn center officer kim potter during a traffic stop on sunday. potter has since then been charged with second-degree manslaughter. but as you will see, the unrest continues. here's a look at some of the damage that happened last night's event. we start off at a local dealership. that video shows it was the honda of oakland, a glass window of the businesses broken. >> and a flame ignited in the building. another fire. this time inside a car stationed at the lot with smoke also exiting the vehicle. several other cars had its windows smashed. now here's the scene at target. a crowd trying to break through the glass. many attempting to hit the windows

with their hands. others using their feet and some grabbing rocks and throwing them at target you can see several police officers patrolling the area, making their way to a crowd of people in the far end oakland police say at one point protesters dragged barriers into the roadway blocking and delaying officers from responding eventually the people in this video would break through businesses, leaving several windows smashed and broken vandals also attempted to break through a california bank trust which quickly led to a setting up by air outside the building. >> these businesses were located along the broadway in telegraph corridor. one person says it's devastating to see the chaos going on which in turn is hurting the businesses.

>> the last time these protests happened, several shops were hit by protesters yesterday. business owners boarded up in anticipation of these demonstrations not taking any chances. still a lot of damage has already been done. now, according to opd, the protest ended around 11:00pm last night. one officer did suffer a head injury after being struck with a bottle, but no other injuries were reported no arrests were made and no citations were issued. all. marty, back to you. >> alright camila, thank you for that report. >> another big story we're following protests took place across the in chicago. hundreds turned out over the shooting death. a 13 year-old adam toledo after video from 17 body cameras were released. the officer who shot and killed the teenager said he had a gun in his hands and was aiming at the officers. video

shows he was shot less than one second after dropping a handgun and putting his hands in the air. >> i think what happened is unacceptable. i think police across this country or a motorized. they. >> 2 willing to shoot first and people. too many people >> protesters also marched to the home of chicago's mayor, the teen's family and city officials have asked that people remain peaceful. >> and we have developing news this morning as the fbi searched the home linked to the suspect in the fatal shooting at a fedex plant in indianapolis. that's right. the fbi says it question to 19 year-old brandon whole last year after his mother called police to say her son might commit suicide by cop a police report shows officers seized a pump action shotgun from holes home after responding to the mother's call last year. we've also learned whole was a former employee at that fedex

facility. >> we also know the names of the 8 people who were killed. they range in age from 19 to 74 investigators haven't yet released a motive for the attack. but police believe that the victims were randomly targeted. and we follow the latest from indianapolis all morning long. you can say updated by downloading the kron 4 news app. and we have that qr code on the right side of your screen now that you can scan with your phone. it will take you to your phone's app store to download the kron 4 app. overseas. now a somber day in england is prince fell up to philip is being laid to rest. we're taking a live look outside at windsor castle. his funeral today, salutes his service in the royal navy and of course his support of queen elizabeth, the second for over 3 quarters of a century. >> prince philip died on april 9th at the age of 99. 73 years of marriage between himself and the queen. his body will be laid to rest in the royal

vault at windsor castle today. >> a modified land rover carried his coffin in a procession to windsor castle because of covid only 30 people were in lot were allowed inside the castle saint george's chapel. that included, of course, the widowed queen along with her 4 children and her 8 grandchildren. >> this footage there of the queen arriving that there that is the green modified land rover carrying prince philip's coffin. his coffin was draped in his personal standard and topped with his royal navy cap and sword along with a wreath of flowers. you can see his sons and grandsons. there walking behind his casket. >> very somber time in england where they have been mourning for the past 8 days. and and the funeral today caps off that period of mourning in great britain. we'll continue to cover throughout the morning here on kron 4. but

coming up next, lawmakers continue to push for gun reforms. their plan to keep weapons away from potential mass shooters will tell you more about that coming up. and a grim milestone in the fight against covid-19 is the world death toll reaches 3 million people will be right back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden.

>> welcome back. 8.10, here on this saturday morning. and following a spike in hate crimes across the united

states. san francisco police have launched a hotline for chinese language speakers. it's available in both mandarin and cantonese officers and community organizers have been passing out flyers to help spread the word. >> the asian community has a problem of reporting. language problems. they they were scared of retaliation. and so the thing is the tip line. let's man by officers that can are bilingual so that these people come out and report the crime. >> lot going on at t. >> san francisco. police say the hotline has already helped in several investigations. they plan to expand the service to include other languages soon. they're also reminding people. if there is an emergency, you should first call 911, dave. >> all right. we're looking for a nice day today. it looks like sunshine as we shake off some of these morning fog clouds temperatures 71 by high noon in the afternoon at

that's just a little flavor. could have a lot more that keep them that forecast coming up in a bit. keep it.

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>> it's a 14 on this saturday morning time to check out the forecast. that's right. there's a little bit of fog this morning. little bit. but it's going to clear away. and we've got some sunshine on the way. hyundai. yeah. good morning to well, good morning, marty. good morning, everybody. except along the coast are still working on that fog should be part as

well. temperatures somewhat modest, though, going on is tomorrow will see 70's today still in those chilly upper 50's and lower 60's. so still need jacket heading out there. but at least plenty of sunshine. so wear shades with all of that going on. and so we have a little flavor of some summertime coming up probably for tomorrow. and then backtrack again in the spring. it looks like for the balance of next week. still, again, were dogged by these fog clouds for right now. golden gate bridge. you can see some sun trying to peer through a little bit. give a little time there to work its magic. any are already up to 61 livermore chilly. 48, those are some of those valleys are still quite cool inland. 50 going on hayward and fremont. 45 santa rosa. no bottle with 48 51. meanwhile for san jose for today are winds us musee typical with that on shore flow, although little pocket up the solano county is little temporarily offshore now, tomorrow driven, particularly by the big time warming happening inland. we'll see a good on shore. wind event across the whole bay. it looks like tomorrow afternoon. now

the week ahead is going to be continuing this cooling trend or to get us back to more typical type of numbers now for today mostly sunny spring like 70's for the bay 80's inland. but for tomorrow, some of those inland valleys will be pushing some upper 80's going on there. we have a strong warming flavor for likes summertime weather going on the next week. quickly cooling have a system tuesday wednesday zone. the throw us some cloud cover bit may even get some snow, maybe put the sierra potentially but temperatures will backtrack into the 70's will be into the 60's in some spots by thursday friday 66 san francisco 72 for oakland 74 san jose probably tomorrow. san francisco. you're looking at numbers about 70 something 66 again today. 82 for santa rosa 83 can conquered 82 with 74 for san jose. so the normal suspects are really warming up big time. we expect more, though for tomorrow. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for your saturday coming up in a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. in national news. president biden has ordered flags at federal

buildings to fly at half-staff for the 5th time already this year calling it an epidemic. the president angrily condemned the mass shootings across the country outside the white house. he also called on congress to take action to address the gun violence. >> this has to it's a national embarrassment. every single day. every single day. >> there's a mass shooting this in the united states. if you count all those who were killed out in the streets of our cities and our rural areas. >> the president is calling on congress to pass gun legislation that would require universal background checks and would ban assault rifles. the bills have passed the house. but our stalled in the senate. republicans promise to block any bill. they say threatens the second amendment. marty. >> well, for your money this morning. california has recorded its second straight month of job growth following a year of enormous losses

according to the edd, the state added more than 119,000 new jobs last month. the leisure and hospitality industry led the way with 42,000 new jobs. say that it's likely going to be several years before california recovers. all of the 2.7 million jobs that were lost during the first 2 months of the pandemic last year. meanwhile, governor newsom signed a new bill requiring some hotels and hospitality companies to offer laid-off workers their jobs back. those businesses were among the hardest hit during the pandemic. this new bill only applies to workers who had their job for at least 6 months before the pandemic and who are laid off specifically because of covid businesses that don't take workers back could be fined up to $500 per employee. well. >> well, those layoffs have caused financial hardships for many people reporter stacey good in shares some advice on how to bounce back during these difficult times. >> the covid crisis resulted

in the worst economic downturn since the great depression. according to the united nations department of economic and social affairs. the unemployment rate jumped from 3.5% in february 2020 to 14.7% of last year and went down 6% just last month. and experts say now is the time to get your money in order during the pandemic. everybody was forced figure out what they really needed by way of money. wendy bahr lynn is an accountant who specializes in advising people on how to better manage their money through careful planning. she says in order to rebuild repair and plan your financial future take it slow to rush out this weekend and spend a $1000 on entertainment. >> we'll be pick one thing you really missed and going do that. some of us have been working from home and the people to say, but some of us have also incurred a lot of debt. how do we pay that off. what focus just on paying down your debt. also focus putting

money in your savings account. i think that's what this pandemic has also taught us. tell people if you have an extra $50 a month. have to have to savings for those out of work. she suggests looking for a job now. don't wait until unemployment runs out in a few months when everyone will be looking for a job. employers are hiring now remember unemployment doesn't last forever. take the steps to rebuild your credit. for this point. would you credit score everybody is entitled to really credible rebuild your credit by paying down credit cards. >> paying off. you are car loans. everything you possibly can in small increments also create a 30 minute weekly money day to figure out a cash flow plan and stick with it and with tax season upon us, you might not be able to claim a work from home tax deduction. but there's another way to save you're given the choice. i would say take a look at how much money you can actually safe. >> i would king from home. it might be some significant savings in there.

>> i was on a follow these tips and you'll be well on your way to securing your financial future. >> that was stacey gotten reporting for us this morning. >> well, the u.s. is facing supply chain crisis. more than a dozen cargo ships are store or stalled out off of the coast of la and long beach waiting for dock space to open up at those ports. now we ship is carrying millions of dollars worth of imports of some of them have been waiting offshore for weeks now. shipping analysts say the delays might last through the summer. the issue first began last october because of labor and equipment shortages. >> and still ahead this morning, the sharks getting set to welcome fans back to the tank. kate rooney has the details on that and also highlights of yesterday's a giant states will be light at love those

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> we've got baseball. we've got soccer and we've got some good news about hockey. but let's go ahead and start on the diamond to the a's hosting the tigers on a chilly night at the coliseum a win would get them to 500 after that an 6 start to the season. >> the 4th 2 outs runners at the corners mitch more land drives one into right field. a run scores. so the a's are on the board. >> next. batter up going to be shot murphy and murphy. hey,

he follow suit down the left-field line. one more run scores. and just like that it's a 2 nothing lead for the a's at home. they would hang on to that through a matchup in batting that one. the whole yeah. it's gone. a solo home run for choppy his 3rd bomb of the season and that is the final score. 3, nothing a's frankie montas had 7 strikeouts and the a's have now won 6 in a row. look at that. road trip for the san francisco giants. evan longoria has been swinging it. well, he leads the giants with 4 bombs on the year top of the 4th one on no outs longo hits one up the middle and that would bring in mike yastremski did i mention longo also leads san francisco with 9 rbi. so the giants on the board first in miami. we go to the top of the 5th anthony desclafani pitching to just junior. look out. oh, boy has never had a shot with that one. the solo dinger for chisholm junior a couple of marlins fans in the stands who like that one. it's a tie ballgame and it would

stay that way through 8. they would bring in one the peralta pitching in relief in the bottom of the inning runners on first and second starling marte a goes yard. so 3 runs scored from miami and the giants just couldn't make a dent in that deficit. so they dropped the first of 3 to the marlins 6 on the road coming up, how about opening day for major league soccer. and the san jose earthquakes playing in the very first game of the season in houston against the dynamo. we pick it up in the 55th minute. tyler patrick ross to max you. rudy right on target that one slip past jt martin koski for a 2 nil lead and spoiler alert. the dynamo would get the win. but because it's the first game of the season. we're going to show you this fantastic quick school 75th minute shea salinas de paul murray, the one timer what strike that was so yeah, with that kind of power quick setting a good tone for the season. the home opener for san jose is their next match. april 24th against fc dallas. well, starting monday, april 26 for game

against the arizona coyotes. the shark tank will be rocking once again. that's what san jose announced it won't be full swing. just yet. they don't have an exact number of stand set the president team president john becker estimated it would be in the hundreds. so here's what's up negative covid test results will be required for all entrance. the sharks will be providing that testing for free at the arena masks must be worn while inside and tickets will be sold in pods of to it for to maintain social distancing. they're on sale starting the 19th, the sharks were on the road taking on the west. 3rd place, minnesota, wild and even though thomas hertl scored the first goal of the game, san jose just couldn't hang on minnesota wins the first back to that games in the sharks have now been happily last 4 games in a row. yanks may be there saving it for th

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>> good morning. welcome back. it's a 30 on what's going to be a wonderful spring day around the bay area. let's go ahead and talk dave, i'm wondering if there's going to be any winds ind of blowing off from the coast today to cool us we'll get a little bit around the beaches for today. that's keep temperatures very much climate controlled. not tomorrow, less. so we'll see some 70's going on across the bay. they'll be kind of breezy afternoon as what we expect to complements of that well, inland heating that we have. but here's a look at what we've got going on. the golden gate bridge. you can see still kind of socked in with those higher level fog clouds going on here. temperature checks 61 already antioch. most readings

on the 40's. some token 50's lining up the east bay shoreline, particularly 51 for concord at this hour. there's a look at the current check into winds. little bit of an onshore wind single digits to calm. we clear out these fog clouds to 71 by high noon by 3 o'clock. we're talking 81. we're going to build on those 80's particular tomorrow. coming up in a bit. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast morning. well. all right, dave, thanks a we begin this half hour with breaking news from overnight as hundreds of protesters marching in the streets of oakland. >> all in response to the fatal shooting of 20 year-old dante wright. the protests began shortly after 8.30 last night. >> the images that we eventually saw a very similar to what we all saw last year. we've got some new video of a fire inside of a car dealership on broadway. now you can see the window was smashed in that car set on fire and we want to show you the scene at a target store in oakland as well where protesters were smashing windows. >> some of them even using their hands and feet to break through vandals also set fire

to a california bank and trust branch. the fatal shooting of dante right at the hands of police in minnesota sparked these demonstrations all week all across the country. he was shot and killed by former officer kim potter during a traffic stop on sunday. potter has since been charged with second-degree manslaughter. >> now a lot of businesses did board up earlier on friday in anticipation of these protests. the last time they happened several businesses were hit by vandals. >> according to opd, the protest ended about 11 o'clock last night one officer was injured after being hit in the head with a bottle. no other reports of any injuries and no arrests or citations were issued by opd. now let's take you overseas where it was a somber day in england is prince philip was laid to rest. we're taking a live look outside windsor castle right now. his funeral today saluted his service in the royal navy and of course his support of

queen elizabeth, the second over 3 quarters of a century. prince philip died. april 9th at the age of 99 after 73 years of marriage between him. >> and the queen. again, this is a live look here at windsor castle. he was laid to rest underneath saint george's chapel. but that won't be his permanent resting place. >> that vault has been the temporary resting place for almost 30 royals including prince philip's mother princess alice of greece and it was a modified land rover that carried the prince's body in coffin in a procession to windsor castle. >> now because of covid-19 only 30 people were allowed inside the castle's saint george's chapel for the funeral services that included, of course, the widowed queen her 4 children and 8 grandchildren. we've also learned that after the death of queen elizabeth, the second she and philip are expected to be buried together at the royal burial ground. that's at the frogmore estate, which is very close to windsor

castle. >> as you can see, there are many of military and you know, prince philip had very strong military ties more than 700 military personnel took part in today's services, including army bands royal marine buglers and an honor guard drawn from across the armed forces. we do want to bring you now to another big story we've been following the embattled mayor of windsor dominic foppoli says he is stepping back from his duties. this comes after at least 6 women. >> accused foppoli of assault several protesters at the gateway of windsor held up signs calling for his resignation. in a statement, the police said quote, though i maintain full in a sense under the law. i have decided to step back from an active role as mayor until the formal resignation formal investigation is complete. i do not want my presence or participation to create a distraction or cause any additional her to for our residents, end quote. the city's vice mayor says she would have preferred to see for polio resign but admits

stepping back will help. >> it is not the resignation that not only did we as a council that the town is the mandate does give us more of a pass so that we can. address some of these issues that have been raised its. he really was for the people and the mayor for the people he would resign. >> sophia williams. you just heard from is one of foppoli's accusers. she says in her eyes for pole is decision to step back accomplishes nothing. >> and it will not stop their protests. marty. >> well, the foster city police department reports an increase in thefts from unlocked cars over the past week. they say the thefts happened mostly overnight in vehicles that were parked outside and several of those cases, the thieves file found garage door openers inside the unlocked cars. they were able to use them to enter the garage and then steal other property. so police are concerned about the potential for car break. ins escalating

into home break ins and they're urging residents to keep their cars locked when part or unattended, especially overnight. well. >> now to the latest on the pandemic. a tragic milestone as the worldwide covid-19 death toll tops a staggering 3 million peopln. that's according to johns hopkins university. the development comes amid repeated setbacks in the worldwide covid-19 vaccination campaign as well as the deepening crisis in brazil, india and france to give you some perspective, the death toll is bigger than the population of chicago, which is 2.7 million. it is equal to the populations of philadelphia and dallas combined. >> meanwhile, some good news. california's top health official says the state is still on track to fully reopen in less than 2 months. doctor mark galli says given the state's vaccine expansion and the pause on the johnson johnson vaccine. he is still confident they'll be able to eliminate the state's

reopening blueprint by mid-june. >> and doctor galley even gave us an idea yesterday of what california could look like beyond this bruton blueprint and look like in the fall. >> many of the things that we mask, we will be able to do. it the big difference, though, is we will not likely have our youngest kids vaccinated. so. we're going to still need to protect young people. >> while several variants of covid-19 have been detected here in california. doctor galley says at this time there's little cause for concern. adding he's encouraged by the vaccine's protection against those variants. >> and coming up this morning continuing on this one east bay county is setting up more pop up covid-19 vaccination sites will find out where after the break. well, in the

east bay, some good news as we approach the fire season as the oakland fire stations will be fully staffed ahead of this year's fire season and the department says it is ending the rotating closures of fire stations that it's been doing, which is a cost saving measure due to some budget cuts. >> our kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >> midway through the month of april and things of that busier than usual for the oakland fire department you're looking at just some at these

firefighting videos recorded within the past 2 weeks. oakland, fire battalion chief heather most the we have seen for hour to fired. we want bring a lot of fires. >> even really just party as the 2021 fire season is getting underway. the oakland fire department is now fully resourced and ready to roll. >> it's yeah, we're really excited that people would mart. need lot of people equitable company have we oakland city officials say the full restoration of fire services is primarily the result of the oakland city council approving the use of federal funds from the american rescue plan that for the fire department and it was. >> a relief to be able to apply the american rescue act funding to restoring fire services and at a critical

time when they're absolutely needed several of the recent fires occurred and council member lord taylor's district in oakland. yes, there have been a number of fires are talking brush fires. they've been structural fires. >> the the whole range and it's something that we absolutely need to get on top fire season as many know is no longer contained to a specific time window. but it really is. you are out there for a very long hard. he so we need we >> has it lead kron. 4 news. >> and we can see why with a dry forecast looks like even for the weekend ahead now for your saturday. we shake off these fog clouds get those temperatures to about 71 by high new. we're not done, though, into the 80's we go inland by mid afternoon and warming up even more so

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and they need so much help and oh, my gosh out she can't. i mean, you can't walk. obviously, you know, you don't really understand what great company that point, especially for 300 days total for her to philly. i think the other 2 were just on this last 6 month tour that she's met. yeah. right. just 6 months. but she's been for for 300 days. always find it interesting to the russians land on on earth. yet land. >> americans land in the ocean the water. yeah. usually never understood what was different. i don't i don't we would have to ask nasa. let's let's call him up. i state instead. yeah. i don't have an answer. i know i can see why shoes and i whacked out, though. gravity thing. haha, if you go to jupiter, it's the other way around. it's like whoa, low gravity half moon bay going on. by the way, we're still trying to deal with some of this morning fog. keep it kind of overcast sky conditions going on there. >> that's going to be a little stubborn this we might have to wait for a while for those clouds to break up a bit.

we're seeing some happening around the golden gate, though, again is kind of slow going. but at least lots of brightness sfo no delays, even though fog did greet us this morning. speaking of which on fog tracker. looks like it's just about done. give it a couple of hours still hugging around half moon bay and one point might be a little bit short on the direct sunshine going on today. those temperatures while 61 already. and meanwhile, the 40's up to the north bay. 51 on the bottle. 54 oakland and hayward fremont. 51. meanwhile for san jose. big player for us is the big dose high-pressure it short, though. it's going to be cut off. it looks like as we get into early next week. we have all system dropping south models are kind of excited about spray painting some little bit patches of some green on there. but for the most part, these be uneventful except cool us down in and do do sing us to some scattered clouds. it looks like tahoe forecast. we see a drop happening after we reach a peak on monday, 60 under scattered clouds. my pick up

potentially maybe some light snow going on as we finish off the we can see get a new system coming our way. here's the first one, though, that comes in a kind of puts the kibosh on this. nice little warm trend here that we're getting a little flavor of almost summer time. weather. see the splotches on the radar don't necessarily know forget really anything out of that get the clerk of cooler conditions. maybe some breezy onshore winds and certainly some scattered clouds towards the end of the week. now into next weekend. latter portion next weekend. there's the hint of maybe some rain coming our way there, but it may just be a tease will see. we get a little closer there. 66 san francisco. big change expected tomorrow. now into the 70's. so even in san francisco, it's going to be warm tomorrow. the coast quite cool. remember, you have to calculate some of that fog kind of lingering toe later in the afternoon 58 for half moon bay 59 pacifica mid to upper 60's lineup. the bayside peninsula down to the south. san carlos 7476 for palo alto in the santa clara valley mid 70's to upper 70's heading more inland. as you can see for morgan hill, 78 73

milpitas 77 for cupertino. the space shoreline of the south lower 70's were popping. the some lower 80's tri valley 78 for pleasanton 81 for livermore 84 dando 81 for concord. but again, back over the east bay shoreline. noticeably cooler. so we have a decoupling happening today. the bay side is going to warm up and catch up a little bit more so tomorrow but will also be much further ahead tomorrow looks like in the inland valleys, 69 delay the air conditioner checking at 84 for fairfield 81 napa also sonoma 82 for santa rose again. expect those numbers to pop tomorrow to 70's heading down south 70 forecast. we fall from the 80's and back to the 70's, it looks like more scattered clouds wednesday in friday. it looks like the bay falling into the 60 potentially at the coast will do 60's after we get of the 70's for tomorrow. going to be nice and warm even at the coast. noel. >> thanks, dave. in the south bay. there's a new vrccination site at san jose's city hall. it's going to be focusing on

the homeless and people with disabilities. the city has set aside 5 buses to give people rides to and from that site. >> and they'll be more sports and entertainment options returning to the south bay as the san jose sharks say that they going to allow fans back to the s and p center beginning april 26 now capacity will be limited to just a few 100 fans with seats in ponds of 2 to 4 people and there will be designated eating areas as well. the tickets will be all digital. there will be no cash transactions. also, top golf san jose officially opened its doors on friday. social distancing measures are in place. there. top golf was supposed to open last year before the pandemic hit. noel. >> in contra, costa county, mobile covid-19 vaccination sites are open in richmond and antioch. those pop-up clinics are considered to be particularly need it since both cities are at the top of the list of highest positivity rates in the country. kron forcefully chagall has more.

>> equity is the driving force behind contra, costa county health service is making drop in covid-19 vaccinations available first in richmond in antioch. both cities are at the top of the list. highest test positivity rates county wide and the mid even if there are sites. >> underserved it's still hard to get appointments for that. as time has gone on, those who are on the fence about getting vaccinated are changing their minds do with the public. so it's very important. >> besides i think they're going to make it where everybody has to get a pretty some so we're just getting it out the way the county public health department teamed up with the state's office of emergency services open walk-in clinics at the antioch community center and veterans memorial hall on thursday. more than 400 people were vaccinated the first day. >> and demand grew through

friday. i just wanted to get the vaccine to help others and stay safe around others. you know. >> just so i don't i'm not going to be in harm's way of others and they're not to be in harm's the public health department says each drop in sight. we'll have the capacity to administer 700 shots each day. they don't have to make a phone call. >> they don't have to go online. they can show up to this clinic and get their shot eventually more walk-in sites will open in the coming for now. the antioch and richmond pop-up clinics will remain open through saturday. april 25th from 00:00am in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon all in believe all kron 4 and we'll be right back.

>> well, check this out. a larger than life art installation is on display in the east bay. it's an effort to fight global food and security and justice street art for mankind. joined forces with the world food program and the kellogg company to paint the tallest mural here in oakland. it's a part of a 6 mural series being painted across the country to help raise awareness and mobilize support to fight hunger, especially after the pandemic. and according to the department of agriculture african americans are twice as likely to face hunger as non-latino caucasian households. >> and to give back to local minority communities. that

call. a company is also donating cash to support local food justice programs in each of the 6 cities. now this mural is the 3rd of the series. >> from the bottom of our hearts. >> thank you to everyone made possible use their their love and their absolute that are in the world thank you for putting a human face on a global problem and the face of a beautiful child. >> well, if you download the behind the wall app and photograph the mural, you'll get instant access to details about this artwork and also how you can take action locally and globally, very impressive. >> all right. still ahead here on the next hour of the kron 4 morning news a night of protests in oakland over police shootings that have gained national attention. details. >> coming up in a live report.

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>> now on kron 4, 100's of protesters taking to the streets of oakland as demonstrations unfold across the country over the police killings of unarmed black people. >> plus the latest details on the mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. what we're learning about 8 people killed and why that shooter had been on the fbi's radar before. >> also a somber day in england is queen elizabeth's husband prince philip is laid to rest. stay with us. kron 4 morning news begins right now. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at known. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. april 17th role. exactly. we got that right. we know the day now this it. but it might feel more like you know, july

august and this funnily by tomorrow it's going to feel like july or august of the summer time, at least for a day barr is here to tell us more about that high day. >> no. well, marty, good morning. good morning, everybody. we're talking about temperatures into the 80's today shore. but then the upper 80's it looks like for tomorrow as we get a little flavor of summer. it's only for a day, though. we'll cool back off again into next week and more of those scattered clouds. as of now, we're still dealing with some fog clouds. you can see them start to break up a little bit from east bay shoreline shot here. as you can see, the blue skies also working on at the golden gate bridge to not much of a breeze at this particular hour either. most readings in the 40's in the 56 to one at this hour for it looks like 54 livermore much the same along the east bay shoreline where a touch warmer at this hour than we were this time from yesterday. but despite couple of degrees, the breakdown for it today 76 by one by forward 81. and we'll see upper 80's. it looks like inland into tomorrow coming up a little bit. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast. breaking

overnight, hundreds of protesters marching in the streets of oakland. this demonstration was a response to the fatal shooting of 20 year-old dante wright. the protests began shortly after 8.30 last night. >> the images eventually became very similar to what we saw last year when george floyd protests took place after he was killed. 11 months ago. a clear message of anger and frustration over the killings of unarmed black people at the hands of police kron four's camila barco standing by now live with more on that good morning. >> good morning, martin. while many people took their frustrations to the streets in oakland. wright was shot and killed by brooklyn center police officer kim potter during a traffic stop on sunday. potter has $0.10 been charged with second second degree manslaughter. but as you will see, the unrest continues here's a look at yesterday's demonstration. we

start off. >> at a local the dealership video show it was the hondo of oakland a glass window of the businesses broken and a flame ignited in the building. another fire. this time inside a car stationed at the lot with smoke also exiting the vehicle. several other cars had their windows smashed. now, here's the scene at target a crowd trying to break through the glass. many attempting to hit the windows with their hands. others using their feet and some grabbing rocks throwing them at the business. you can see several police officers patrolling the area. >> and making their way to a crowd of people in the far end oakland police says at one point protesters dragged barriers into the roadway blocking and delaying officers from responding. eventually the people in this video would rake through businesses leaving several windows, smashed and broken. the vandals also attempted to break through a california bank interest which quickly led to a setting, a fire outside the building. these

businesses were located along the broadway and telegraph corridor. one person says it's devastating to see the destruction going on which has resulted in a lot of businesses. the damaged. >> the last time these protests happened, several shops were hit by protesters yesterday. these business owners were taking any chances and boarded up in anticipation of these demonstrations. still, you can see a lot of damage has already been done. now, according to opd, the protest ended around 11:00pm. one officer suffered a head injury because of bottle was he was struck with a bottle. however, no other injuries were reported. no citations were issued and no arrests were made. well, marty, back to you. alright camila, thanks a lot for that live report.

>> this is video of protests taking place in chicago. hundreds turned out over the shooting death of 13 year-old adam toledo after video from 17 different body cameras were released. the officer who shot and killed him say the teenager had a gun in his hands and was aiming at the officers video, however, shows he was shot less than one 2nd after dropping a handgun and putting his hands up in the air. >> i think what happened is unacceptable. i think police across this country or >> 2 willing to shoot first and people. too many people >> protesters also marched to the home of chicago's mayor, the teen's family and city officials have all asked people to remain peaceful.

>> we have developing news this morning. the fbi searched the home linked to the suspect in the fatal shooting at that fedex plant in indianapolis. yeah. the fbi says it questions 19 year-old brandon whole last year after his mother called police to say her son might tried to commit suicide by cop a police report shows officers seized a pump action shotgun from holes home last year after responding to his mother's call. >> we've also learned whole was a former employee at that fedex facility. >> we also know the names. now the 8 people who were killed. they range in age from 19 to 74 investigators haven't yet released a motive for the attack. but police believe the victims were randomly targeted. we're following the latest from indianapolis all morning long and you can stay updated by downloading the kron 4 news app. we have that qr code on the right part of your screen that you can scan with your phone. it will take you to the phone's app store.

overseas now was a somber day in england as prince philip is be was laid to rest. we're taking a live look outside right now at windsor castle. his funeral earlier today saluted his service in the royal navy. also, of course, the support that he gave the queen elizabeth, the second for over 3 quarters of a century. prince philip died. april 9th at the age of 99 after 73 years of marriage. his body has been laid to rest in the royal vault underneath windsor castle, which we're looking at windsor castle right now. but. >> that will not be his permanent resting place. his body will be moved when queen elizabeth passes, they'll eventually be laid to rest together in the king. george, the 6th memorial chapel king george the, of course, queen elizabeth's father. >> well, the queen road in his state in the bentley at the rear of the per>session. earlier today, the entire procession and funeral taking place out of public view within the grounds of windsor castle. a modified land rover carried the body of prince philip and his coffin in a procession to the castle

because of covid only 30 people were in law were allowed inside the castle's saint george's chapel that included, of course, the widowed queen her 4 children and her 8 grandchildren. the 30 funeral gusts also included other senior royals and several of. >> prince philip's german relatives. philip was born a prince of greece and denmark and like the queen is related to plenty of european royal families. more than 700 military personnel took part in today's services. >> very sad day in great britain. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers continue to push for gun reform there. a plan to keep weapons away from potential mass shooters will have that for you coming up.

>> good morning. welcome back. so many people have been laid off because of covid and that caused financial hardship. for many people reporter stacy goodwin shares now some advice on how to bounce back during these difficult times. >> the covid crisis resulted in the worst economic downturn since the great depression. according to the united nations department of economic and social affairs. the unemployment rate jumped from 3.5% in february 2020 to 14.7% of last year and went down 6% just last month. and experts say now is the time to get your money in order during the pandemic. everybody was forced

figure out what they really needed by way of money. wendy bahr lynn is an accountant who specializes in advising people on how to better manage their money through careful planning. she says in order to rebuild repair and plan your financial future take it slow to rush out this weekend and spend a $1000 on entertainment. >> we'll be pick one thing you really missed and go into that. some of us have been working from home and the people to say, but some of us have also heard a lot of debt. how do we pay that off. what focus just on paying down your debt. also focus on putting money in your savings account. i think that's what this pandemic has also taught us. tell people if you have an extra $50 a month. have to date. have to savings for those out of work. she suggests looking for a job now. don't wait until unemployment runs out in a few months when everyone will be looking for a job. employers are hiring now remember unemployment doesn't last forever. take the steps to rebuild your credit for this point. would you credit score

everybody is entitled to really credible. we build your credit by paying down credit cards paying off. >> you are car loans. everything you possibly can in increments also create a 30 minute weekly money day to figure out a cash flow plan and stick with it and with tax season upon us, you might not be able to claim a work from home tax deduction. but there's another way to save you're given the choice. i would say take a look at how much money you can actually safe. >> by working from home it might be some significant savings in there. >> i was on a follow these tips and you'll be well on your way to securing your financial future. good advice.

welcome back. happy saturday. i was just looking out the big picture windows. still a little hazy in the market. darrow in san francisco. definitely. i feel like others. there's haze and fog and other parts of the bay as well. dave, when are we going to see all that burn off. >> what is bp doing a pretty good job right now. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. nice blue skies appearing a little bit aloft here from the east bay shoreline and getting some sunlight light up there around the coast, though, may be problematic. you may have to wait into the early afternoon on that and that will help keep temperatures down a bit. so least for today, they would have that sweater jacket tomorrow. things will be warming up in a big way, though. it's going to feel more like the flavor of summer golden gate bridge that got

the blue skies now checking in here as well. looks like we're shaking up the fog from that vantage point temperature check 50 going on for napa. 52 for nevado 46 for santa rosa east bay mostly in the 50's, although antioch already racing ahead at 6652. meanwhile, for san jose to see the winds up. take a little bit this afternoon. mostly an on shore direction except a small pocket appearance. lot of counties will offshore as that high positions itself in the right ideal location. now tomorrow. and this is very typical. we see this in the summer. we get that inland warming that's going to drive those winds on shore as they are. and you can see them well in the teens and the 20's. but still impressive temperatures be being found at the coast and well inland again, 70's at the coast and inland into the upper 80's that that's for today. not quite that lofty will see 80's happening in lynn slot of 70's. the bay tomorrow. again, it was that nice will speak a spike that we're going to see then gradually cooling off for the week ahead towards the end of this week ahead, we may see

maybe a couple spots as of rain try to make an appearance by next weekend. that's a big maybe we'll see when we get a little closer. 66 san francisco oakland 70 to 74 san jose modest temperature klein, great for spring and all. but tomorrow we're going to see a lot more movement today on the board. we have some lower 80's going on. as you can see. well, inland the 3 counties that usually show up a lot in this napa solano contra, costa county today and tomorrow will be some of the warmest spots to be had. but again, an improvement at the coast. we are today, half moon bay only about 58 closer inspection that coming up. and then your 4 zone forecast also check that extended to noel. >> thanks, dave. following a spike in hate crimes across the united states. san francisco police have launched a hotline for chinese language speakers. it's available in both mandarin and cantonese officers and community organizers have been passing out flyers to help spread the word. >> asian community has a problem of reporting. language problems. they they were

scared of retaliation. and so the thing is the tip line. let's tear man by officers that can are bilingual so that these people come out and report the crime. >> on lot going on t. >> san francisco. police say the hotline has already helped in several investigations. they plan to expand the service to include other languages soon. they're also reminding people. if there is an emergency should still first call 911, marty. >> have national news for you this morning. the latest mass shooting in india in indianapolis came just one day after democrats on capitol hill introduce new gun control measures while the house passed the gun bills. they are now stalled in the senate. our washington, dc correspondent kelli meyer now with the latest from washington. >> there's no question that this violence must and washington is reacting to the latest mass shooting that left 8 people dead and several more

injured in indiana. the shooting comes just a week after the white house issued executive orders on gun control to curb gun violence across the country. it left me feeling like. >> we can do this. fred guttenberg was in the rose garden that day because he lost his daughter jaime in the parkland school shooting 3 years ago, his daughter jaime was a freshman while guttenberg says the president's move is a step in the right direction. congress needs to make a more permanent fix. we've got to do this. this is the year to break through this wall. this memorial was set up here on the national mall to remember the victims of gun violence and encourage lawmakers on capitol hill to enact comprehensive gun reform measures 14 years after the shooting at virginia tech democrat senator mark warner says there's been little movement on the issue and that we can't come to least common agreement. >> something like universal background republicans like florida's marco rubio say potential solutions need to

protect rights and be effective. i think has horrified by any time innocent people are killed. and i think the answer to that problem things that work house passed gun measures are currently awaiting action in the senate reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. the sharks are set to welcome fans back to the tank. our kate rooney has all the details on that and all the highlights you need to get through the day. we'll be right back. to the start of 20.

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that. a road trip for the san francisco giants. evan longoria has been swinging it. well, he leads the giants with 4 bombs on the year top of the 4th one on no outs longo hits one up the middle and that would bring in mike yastremski did i mention longo also leads san francisco with 9 rbi. so the giants on the board first in miami. we go to the top of the 5th anthony desclafani pitching to just junior. look out. oh, boy has never had a shot with that one. the solo dinger for chisholm junior a couple of marlins fans in the stands who like that one. it's a tie ballgame and it would stay that way through 8. they would bring in one deeper all to pitching in relief in the bottom of the inning runners on first and second starling marte a goes yard. so 3 runs scored from miami and the giants just couldn't make a dent in that deficit. so they dropped the first of 3 to the marlins 6 on the road coming up, how about opening day for major league soccer. and the

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>> good morning. we hope you're enjoying your saturday so far. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news but foggy at the start of this morning. but it seems to be a blowing off. and we've got some blue skies behind you have been checking out the monitors over there in the weather center and everything's looking pretty good day. >> yeah. morning and noel, good morning. good morning, everybody. we're funny seeing that sunshine work its magic. the only problem area seems to be at the coast might linger to run the noon hour or shortly there afterwards to get that kind of clear out as well. temperatures will be more modest today than we expect them. however, developing tomorrow. that will be little flavor of summer. we get into tomorrow. here's a live shot of what's going on right now. the golden gate bridge, there's or blue skies to check in a little bit of a breeze. we have happening 55 the concord 66 for antioch. the only 60's number here. still those chilly 40's out towards the coast. 48 san francisco and half moon bay a little bit of a breeze at work here. we expect a little stronger one this afternoon with the inland heating 76 by 1 o'clock at fort 81. you can see those fog clouds. also breaking up here at the bay bridge toll plaza tomorrow.

again, those numbers will be pushing well in the upper 80's. but for your saturday. we'll check out the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit more, you know. well. >> thank you, david. well, breaking overnight, hundreds of protesters marching in the streets of oakland. all in response to the fatal shooting of 20 year-old dante wright. the protest began shortly after 8.30 last night and the eventual images are very similar to what we saw last year. this is. >> some new video we have of a car inside of a dealership on broadway. you can see the window smashed and a car was set on fire. there. >> and we want to show you the scene at a target store in oakland as protesters were smashing windows, some even using their hands and feet to break through the glass. vandals also set fire to a california bank and branch. the fatal shooting of daunte a right at the hands of police in minnesota sparked this demonstrations all week long all across the country. wright was shot and killed by former officer kim potter during a traffic stop on sunday. potter

has since been charged with second-degree manslaughter. that's right. a lot of businesses in oakland. bordered boarded up earlier friday in anticipation. >> of these protests. last time. these happened, several businesses were hit by vandals. >> according to opd, the protests ended about 11 o'clock last night. one officer was injured after being hit on the head with a bottle. no other injuries reported no arrests were made and no citations were issued. now let's take you across the atlantic to england where it's a somber day as prince philip's was laid to rest. we're taking a look at windsor castle. a live look at windsor castle this morning. his a funeral today saluted his service in the royal navy along with, of course, his support of his wife queen elizabeth, the second for over 3 quarters of a century. >> prince philip died. april 9th at the age of 99 after 73 years of marriage has body will be laid to rest in the royal vault. they're at

windsor castle. it's not going to be his permanent resting place, though that vault has been the temporary resting place for almost 30 royals, including prince philip's mother princess alice of greece. >> it was a modified land rover that carried his coffin in a procession to windsor castle now because of covid only 30 people were allowed inside the castle's saint george's chapel that included, of course, the widowed queen along with her 4 children and 8 grandchildren. we've also learned that after the death of queen elizabeth, the second she and philip are expected to be buried together at the royal burial ground that's on frogmore estate close to windsor castle. >> back here at home in the sonoma county windsor mayor dominic foppoli announced he is stepping back from from an active role as the mayor there. >> that's after he was acc sed by 6 women of assault. kron four's. dan kerman has the latest now from windsor. >> supporters of assault

victims rallied at the gateway to windsor friday afternoon once again calling for mayor domenic poli to resign. but the embattled mayor who has been accused of sexually assaulting several women over a period of years has stopped short of resigning choosing instead to step back from his duties. in a statement issued friday for police as it has become clear to me that the town council will not function at the level expected by its citizens. if i remain actively involved given the strong reaction to the allegations against me, though. i maintain full innocence under the law. i've decided to step back from an active role as mayor until the formal investigation is complete. i do not want my presence or participation to create a distraction. her cause any additional hurt for our residents who still needs to resign. and i'm hopeful that he will. >> i don't think this is going to the outrage winds or vice mayor sam salmon says resignation is the proper move stepping back, though, will help. >> from the terms of governance. it does give us

more of a pass so that we can. >> address some of these issues that have been raised its. he really was for the people and the mayor for the people he would resign. sophia williams is one of 4 police accusers. she says she thinks stepping back accomplishes nothing and believes the mayor hopes this will just blow over. she says it won't. we know this isn't like an isolated case. we know this isn't just like one time thing one person has these accusations against them. this is something that, you know, we see in the news all the time. so i hope the message is that. >> you know, you can't get away with it. the situation is ever changing but will likely not change or protests like these until these folks get the resolution. they're looking for. >> in windsor. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. a tragic milestone as the worldwide

covid-19 death toll tops a staggering 3 million people. that's according to johns hopkins the development comes amid repeated setbacks in the worldwide vaccination campaign and a deepening covid crisis in brazil, india and france. now to give you a little bit of perspective 3 million death toll is bigger than the population of chicago, which is 2.7 million. it is equal to the populations of philadelphia and dallas combined. >> well, california has delivered 10's of thousands of covid-19 vaccines to faith-based organizations and plans to continue the acts full gospel church in oakland actually took those shots and transformed their parking lot momentarily into a vaccine site. kron four's. michelle kingston has more. maxine is good. >> everybody should do it now through monday. anyone is able to get a pfizer vaccine at the acts full gospel church in oakland. no appointment necessary. we want to make sure that everyone gets best backs unaided. and of course,

you know, we ask of the young people to come now to because they're able to get vaccinated as well. this is video of the vaccination site at the church on friday morning. it's part of california governor gavin newsom's partnership with nearly 200 faith based organizations providing 38,000 vaccine doses to churches across the state to expand outreach. an equity efforts. the governor's administration says they recognize the important role places of worship have been helping address their members covid vaccine concerns and providing educational resources covid it is not anything to play with. and it's it's very serious. >> bishop. but jackson the pastor of acts full gospel church in oakland and his wife both had coronavirus. he said his wife almost died many members of their church passed away from the virus and he has friends right now who are in the hospital fighting for their lives we don't need anything like covid-19 taken. i lives before. it's time. >> so i urge everybody to get that guy said my wife and that we've received our shots. both

of them. i had moderna's. she had pfizer and we're both doing well and we're we're feeling pretty good about. >> being safe in the name of jesus after a year of virtual church service in parking lot service acts, full gospel church has reopened its doors to the community and the pastor says he highly recommends getting the vaccine so everyone be safe move forward and we've been having service, but it's nothing like we had before corona. >> hit and they had to close down. but now we're hoping that with the herd immunity and everybody getting vaccinated will be able to come back together and worship the lord the way we worship the lord in the east bay. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> some star power behind the effort to reach communities of color who might be skeptical of covid-19 vaccines. former raider and oakland native marshawn lynch recently sat down with doctor anthony fauci to talk about vaccine side effects and we've told you how johnson and johnson vaccine has been paused because of a

rare but dangerous side effect. lynch asked doctor fauci of the color of a patient's skin could affect the reaction to the reaction to the vaccine. >> you know, is it just the fact that there's something in which, you know. black and brown has that, you know, our body produced that doesn't take too. you know, even vaccination and or the virus itself that, you know, it put us at a at a disadvantage. >> when we tested the vaccine in african-american and hispanics. it was safe and induce the kind of response that was literally identical to the response and whites. it was the same as whites. it was a safe is it was in whites and it was effective as it was in whites. >> the pair also discussed why some people would be concerned about the vaccines and trusting the science behind them. that full interview runs about 30 minutes long. you can

find it on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> san francisco business owners are anxiously awaiting moving into the yellow tier. but as restrictions are eased bars and restaurants are glad to have more breathing room. >> earlier this week the city relaxed some of the rules. the biggest changes were for restaurants. our kron four's. dan thorn gives us a look at how restaurants in north beach are doing with some loosened restrictions. >> san francisco is still in the orange tier. but as of thursday, pandemic restrictions have loosened indoor dining remains at 50%, but outside parties can be larger and people can mingle once again, it's more steps forward to finally reopening for north beach restaurants. i believe it's good for business. it's good for everyone. right now. have the freedom like to feel a little bit like that. life is going back kind of normal restaurant about the 11:00pm curfew. lifted as well. the changes are bringing back more life to the area says jr patchy with

betty lou's seafood and grill. the more people that come out and visit the better we get to meet different people that tell their friends that really helps. the whole neighborhood is a whole bars are also now allowed to welcome people outside with tables up to 8. >> food is no longer being required. and that's been good. i mean, i think generally people are still happy to be out but are still being very cautious think for all the changes have been springing up optimism for the neighborhood that relies so heavily on people going out to eat and as more people get vaccinated more customers can be welcomed back. hopefully we'll get back to normal i want people also feel that it's getting back to normal reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> well, we still have green on the board there showing some relatively cool temperatures around the perimeter of the bay chilly this afternoon and half moon bay at 58 as we still fight off the fog but warming up

>> in the east bay. there's some good news as we approach the fire season, oakland fire stations will be fully staffed ahead of this year's fire season. now the department says it is going to be ending the rotating closures of fire stations. that was a cost saving measure that happened due to budget cuts. kron four's. madyun has more. >> midway through the month of april and things of that busier than usual for the oakland fire department you're

looking at just some at these firefighting videos recorded within the past 2 weeks. oakland, fire battalion chief heather most the we have from fire. we want to been a lot, but fires. >> really party as the 2021 fire season is getting underway. the oakland fire department is now fully resourced and ready to roll. >> it's yeah, we're really excited to mart. need lot of people equitable company have where we oakland city officials say the full restoration of fire services is primarily the result of the oakland city council. approving the use of federal funds from the american rescue plan that for the fire department and it was. >> a relief to be able to apply the american rescue act funding to restoring fire

services and at a critical time when they're absolutely needed several of the recent fires occurred and council member lord taylor's district in oakland. yes, there have been a number of fires are talking brush fires there been structural fires. >> the the whole range and it's something that we absolutely need to get on top fire season as many know is no longer contained to a specific time window. but it really is. you are out there for a very long car keys. so we need we all wait for the >> has it lead kron. 4 news. >> those fire officials really hit the nail on the head saying that fire season no longer confined to the summertime. yeah. it kind of no longer exists. really. it's it's the entire year. and we're not really seeing any relief on the dry conditions that we've been dealing with. dave. >> any sign of rain in the near future. well, next weekend is a hint that maybe something moving through but that so far up there. we don't want to they want to get into that are least put in the

forecast. we do see the good news is we don't see a wide spread offshore wind event occurring. so that's at least good this afternoon. we'll get a bit on shore because of inland heating spots like half moon bay are going to be fighting through a lot of fog today. less so tomorrow that should clear out a little earlier and you'll see temperatures start to jump a little bit sfo faa going on this morning. but no delays as that starts to clear out. 55 at this hour in concord, 66 for antioch livermore checks in at 5053 san jose and 46 to santa rosa green on the board. my show during this temperature map earlier in the break we had around the perimeter of the bay in the coast for today. now. but they'll be a little change as we get into tomorrow. this high-pressure will be anger. the right spot to give us maximum warming by tomorrow. but for today the fog snuck in there. we'll call it warm turning a little hot, though, in some of those inland valleys. it looks like by tomorrow. short lived, though, this all by next week really starts to fall apart. we get back to the spring-like weather here up to tahoe monday at 65 dropping to 60 by

tuesday. now, late this week, they may see a little dusting of snow going on there indicating some passage systems which will watch here and some slightly cooler temperatures as well. there is a system that gets here by tuesday. couple splotches show up on the radar. there. don't know if we go the bank with that necessarily says the potential that that's there's more likely to get coastal drizzle a bit with that is that marine layer stress of picking up a little bit towards the end of the week, though, a more earnest chance of some rain happens here as we get into really sunday night into monday. that's just something to kind of watch the quarter of our i see if that does come together. hopefully it will 66 today. san francisco expect the city to be into the 70's tomorrow. 63 day to see pacifica 5958 per half moon bay again, credit a lot of this on that fog that may take a while lifting. and when you calculate little bit of an onshore wind. they want to throw little sweater on for today. at least 67 millbrae 74 built a berlin game. foster city 6174 for mountain view inn. 76 palo alto might be popping some of these into around 80 tomorrow. santa

clara valley in the mid 70's to upper 70's. 78 morgan hill 77 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's near about 84 tri valley dublin about 78 walnut creek at 8182 for concord. meanwhile, get back to the east bay shoreline mid 70's, san leandro 72 for oakland. the air conditioner at 69 while it's 81 benicia 84 for fairfield nap at 81 82. santa rosa will do the 70's heading down south. we fall quickly out of the upper 80's to the lower 80's. then 70's mid 70's already by tuesday's that system starts to drop south. some throws around some scattered clouds here and at the they will be back in the 60's here. so be noticeably cooler in a couple of days here. gradually. we'll take a lot to get there but will be cooler and at the coast returning back to the 60's. noel. >> all right, dave, thanks so much in contra, costa county, mobile covid-19 vaccination sites are now open and

richmond. and in antioch, the pop-up clinics are considered to be particularly needed since both cities are at the top of the list of highest positivity rates in the country. kron four's phillipe djegal has more. >> equity is the driving force behind contra, costa county health services making drop in covid-19 vaccinations available first in richmond in antioch. both cities are at the top of the list. highest test positivity rates county wide and the mid even if there are sites. >> underserved communities. it's still hard to get appointments for that. as time has gone on, those who are on the fence about getting vaccinated are changing their minds do with the public. so it's very important. >> besides i think they're going to make it where everybody has to get a pretty some so we're just getting it out the way the county public health department teamed up with the state's office of emergency services open

walk-in clinics at the antioch community center and veterans memorial hall on thursday. >> more than 400 people were vaccinated the first day and demand grew through friday. i just wanted to get the vaccine to help others and stay safe around others. you know. >> just so i don't i'm not going to be in harm's way of others and they're not to be in harm's the public health department says each drop in sight. we'll have the capacity to administer 700 shots each day. they don't have to make a phone call. >> they don't have to go online. they can show up to this clinic and get their shot eventually more walk-in sites will open in the coming for now. the antioch and richmond pop-up clinics will remain open through saturday. april 25th from 00:00am in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon all in believe all kron 4 and stay with us. we'll be right back in 2 and a half minutes. we have some good

news from uni riders. san francisco mayor london breed says the service on the side. train is returning next month. >> and that 6 months ahead of schedule. the side in the tea 3rd street will be operating as one route from double parked a sunny dale. it will also provide subway service at all stations from embarcadero to west portal. it will be back on may 15th along with the previously announced return of the end, judy line as well. >> it's a sign of the times, i

guess yeah, back to that's for sure. hey, a larger than life art installation is now on display in the east bay. it's an effort to fight global food and security and injustice street art for mankind. joined forces with the world food program and the kellogg company to paint the tallest mural in oakland. it is part of a 6 mural series being painted across the country to help raise awareness and mobilize support to fight hunger, especially after the pandemic. it really is an impressive sight. took get a look at that. according to the department of agriculture. >> african americans are twice as likely to face hunger as non-latino cook caucasian the household and to give back to local minority communities kellogg company is donating cash. >> to support local food justice programs in each of the 6 cities. now this mural is the 3rd of the series. >> from the bottom of our hearts. thank you to everyone

made possible use their their love and their absolute determination that are in the world thank you for putting a human face on a global problem and the face of a beautiful child. >> well, if you download the behind the wall app and photograph the mural, you'll get instant access to more details about this artwork and also how you can take action locally and globally as well. incredibly impressive, yes, sure >> well, a check this out. this is the soyuz capsule carrying 3 astronauts as they headed back to earth overnight after spending 6 months aboard the international space station. nasa's kate rubins along with 2 russian astronauts landed around 10:00pm last night in kazakhstan. ruben's had been in space for 300 days. she was on 2 separate missions out there at the iss. the 3

astronauts are all said to be feeling well, as they trying to react klum 8 to the pull of gravity. always interesting to watch them actually be lifted out of sarah the capsule it look so easy. we can understand why exactly. exactly. so congrats to them for safe landing making it home. all right. let's check out 7 day forecast for the bay area. one last time. >> plenty of sunshine today. and then that heat up tomorrow. it's going to be pushing close to 90 degrees in some spots plenty of sunshine breaking out the shorts spending the morning with us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow a marty gonzales will see again tomorrow bright and early at 07:00am have a good time to 07:00am have a good time to buy. ♪ ♪ ♪ 07:00am have a good time to buy. ♪ ♪ ♪

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