>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the 4 morningonews at 7. >> happy sunday, everybody in a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday april 18th got a lot to get to this morning do. but it's a beautiful morning. are you full day and it's going to get a bit toasty lots today days, far has got the details for dave, noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. yet just a whisper of bit of fog going on just to remind us where the bay area and then mix and that out to sunny and warm other words as we go into the afternoon prior to be the warmest day. we're going to see probably all week

long just about going on here for you today. almost kind of whispering close to summertime, whether there's a look at that fog that i talked about. as you can see, just covering right there. the bay because of the chilly day temperatures. obviously the east bay shoreline looks lit up very nicely or will be soon. >> there's the golden gate. as we can see, the fog kind of moving its way on out clearing out to as you see clear skies aloft how those temperatures holding the chilly up in the north bay weise raise the upper 30's 41 going on a bottle 48 san francisco. get ready for highs in the 70's today. 55 meanwhile, antioch and 40's off to the east bay shoreline with our clear skies. we do have temperatures a little cooler than yesterday but will make up for it this afternoon. the breakdown for you. a 74 by 11 by 2 at 84 going look at that for his own variety forecast coming up for you in just a bit. well, morning. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot will begin in the east bay this morning with the oakland police department is cracking down on sideshows this weekend comes as the department gets funding restored to stop

sideshows kron four's amanda hari got an up close look at the area. police are targeting. >> they want to bring safety and calm back to the streets of oakland. police tell me they also want to send a message to outsiders, not to bring this type of activity to the city because law enforcement is watching that's what oakland police chief lerrone armstrong hopes will happen as this new sideshow task force hits the streets. >> i drove around with an officer as she showed me some areas where they see the most sideshow activity including this area near high street is called the ball. >> that's where see a lot of that. use to be. we have a heavy presence there. we'll leave it should this entire. >> on the street. you can see skid marks from cars doing donuts. deputy chief chris bolton is part of the task force. he says over the years sideshow activity has become a

lot more than just reckless and dangerous driving we have the prevalence of firearms shooting negligently into the air shooting at other vehicles site. tricks are tactics that put people at greater risk. he says they plan to stop these acts with best practice. it's mitigates the risk of pursuit. >> indicates the use of lethal force or other types of because we are still concerned with their safety. alton says they're prepared to contain site and arrest people. they'll also be towing vehicle says because you don't in a citation or tow tonight. the prepared to see us knocking on your front door in the near future because we're taking video surveillance. we're working with community partners and we're doing follow-up investigations to do seizure warrants where you may not see your car for a very long time afterwards this new task force was made possible by funding approved by the oakland city council.

>> amanda hari kron 4 news. >> meanwhile, santa rosa. police are looking for a group that vandalized the former home of derek chauvin's defense witness overnight. police say early saturday morning, someone through a pig's head at the former home of barry broaden splattered blood on his house. broad has it lived at that home in years and no longer lives here in california. but investigators believe the group may have been trying to target the former santa rose officer broad recently testified as a use of force expert in chauvin's murder trial after targeting the home. police say a large statue in front of the santa rosa plaza mall was also a vandalized with animal blood. developing story in the east bay. police are investigating a fatal shooting in antioch. it happened around 6 o'clock last night on shannondale drive. police say the scene was chaotic when they arrived. so far police have not released information on the victim or a motive in

the case or details on a suspect at this point. we are seeing in contact antioch police. so we'll bring you updates on air and online one really receive them. so dozens injured by police could be eligible to receive money from the crime victims fund under a proposed bill. this would also let families of those killed by police to receive money for burial or other costs from a fund typically used for victims of traditional crime. some law enforcement agencies are against the idea, saying it would take resources away from traditional crime victims and give them to perpetrators of crimes. instead. >> let's get to a big story we're following this sunday morning today. marks 100, 15 years since the massive 19. '06, earthquake that devastated parts of san francisco. >> kron four's. camila barco is joining us live now in san francisco with a look at the city's commemoration this year. camila. >> the annual mardi today marks a 115 years since one of

the most significant earthquakes of all time till this day people in san francisco not forgetting what happened on that day and the damage left behind here is a look at today's ceremony. you can see the wreath hanging at lotus fountain. people gathered around as mayor london breed honored those who lived to rebuild san francisco after the natural disaster. now, if you remember the earthquake happened just after 05:00am and could be felt across the bay area every year during this annual ceremony there is a moment of silence at 05:11am for the people who died during the event. now the ceremony concluded at lotus fountain with the singing of san francisco. but i want you to take a look at this video of the damage. the 7.9 magnitude earthquake killed more than 3,000 people and destroyed 28,000 buildings more than 250,000 people were left homeless strong shocks lasted from 45 to 60 seconds

and the great earthquake was felt from southern oregon to south of los angeles. and even as far as central nevada now taking a look back at the ceremony today. continued at dolores park mardi there is a fire hydrant that is part of this annual ceremony and it's a tradition to spray paint and i'll have more coming up in the next hour. back to you. >> alright camila, thanks a lot. that live report. hard to believe it's been a 159 sorry. i'm glad we've got camila with us this morning on that story oming up later on the kron 00:00am morning news the covid death toll hits 3 million worldwide. the federal government's latest efforts to tackle the problem. stick with us.

>> on the peninsula. the theme of a rally and march in millbrae was united in action with asians and it attracted hundreds of people. yeah, that's right. kron four's, phillipe djegal all learned at the event lawmakers vowed to pass legislation to aggressively address hate. >> this streets of millbrae demoralized by the continued rise and by against asian american pacific islander see frustrated activists demanding action at the local and state level to affect change and de escalate unprovoked attacks. you need a strong legislative changes. we need a social

changes. we need people to realize the difference between right and wrong lieutenant eleni kounalakis among the elected leaders to address crowd outside millbrae city hall stating that immigrants should be celebrating it. didn't even eyes up in sacramento. we know. >> that this is a challenge and we are not going to stand for lawmakers say like to say is working on a package of fo us to do what we're doing at the state level. if you keep doing what you are doing at the local level speak but we had for many reasons for joining the rally are deeply personal. a chance stop the silence. >> that we that i feel like i grew up ingrained, you know, having green and i do believe that individuals can make a difference. and it's really up to us community united in action for asians in millbrae leaked it all wrong

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here. researchers looked at their mental health and their connection with nature. the study found those with closer access to a garden, a park or a green space in general reported to have more energy and to be more calm, which i think is i mean, i feel like if you're playing lover, you kind of know that, right. that, you feel that good when you know, makes perfect sense. >> when you walk out into a park and just kind of take a deep enacting yourself to the rest of earth. yeah. and today's a wonderful day to take a night. haha got to be nice and warm. dave spahr. you said does upper 80's for some areas, right. yeah. and you know, going up by your garden is the perfect day to do this, to just tell the plants are problems they could use the carbon dioxide. why not? you know, guys are going to have a conversation. today was a doozy anyway. we've got lots of sunshine. those temps pushing well, through the 80's. there's a live shot. you can see the east bay shoreline that fog issue. >> boys that mixing out quickly going on this morning. so off to a great start lighting up the east bay shoreline as we speak. there's the golden gate bridge pushing that fog little closer now

down below. the deck levels will see in blue skies. a lock our temperature check. we're still little chilly up in the north bay. the santa rosa and also napa 41 for bottle, 47 san francisco in a climate expected this afternoon. antioch up to 60 already 49. meanwhile for san jose not much to see in the short term forecast models. but i want to give you a hint of what's coming. a bit were forwarding this all the way to tomorrow morning. by tomorrow night and into tuesday, make it a stray sprinkle or 2 along the coast just a touch as we start changing. so obviously we won't be on the domination highlight before. is this marine layer starts to thicken up a little bit. we'll get more winds. and that's the other issue to look out for today. we have the typical on shore when with the inland heating. very, very typical. we have going on. and then as we get into tomorrow to be more of an aggressive onshore wind with kind of the passenger pieces of little systems around and a wetter period might produce us some rain. but this go-around will

be fairly dry long for a long longer range forecast models also hint another hit by the middle of this week for today, we're warm 80's inland near about 80 about the base upper 60's at the coast near 70 or so storm microclimates will be in fashion cooling quickly as we get into next week. 70's are back with a pause on thursday. those little bump in the road there before we cool off again, the following weekend. and there there's a hand to of a passing system to bring us some rain again, really far out to see if that will come together here. 73 san francisco. the high 77 for oakland. 84 san jose as bit cool to be summer, but it certainly feels like a good spring day. go on mostly sunny and warm with that across the wider bay here we go up to the delta, you can see the upper 80's today 85 napa hold a cool 74 santa rosa 86. all the valleys inland are checking in with those mid to upper 80's to coming up in a bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you, marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot of

police imposed a curfew in brooklyn center, minnesota last night. >> it followed a 6th 6 nights, rather a protest responding to the shooting death of dante wright. wright was shot and killed last week during a traffic stop in those demonstrations friday night. some protesters threw bottles at police officers. many people in the community are demanding former officer kim potter be charged with murder in wright's death instead of manslaughter. and in chicago, hundreds of people turned out after the shooting death of 13 year-old adam toledo vid video from the 17 officers body cameras of the shooting was released late last week and that fueled the outrage. the officer who killed him says the teenager had a gun in his hand and was aiming at officers. but video shows that 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 they.

>> 2 willing to shoot first and people. too many people >> the teenager's family and city officials are asking the demonstrations remain peaceful. >> we are learning more about the chicago police officer who fired that shot that killed adam toledo officer eric stillman can be seen in the body cam video rendering aid and pleading with the 2 teen to quote. stay with me. colleagues say stillman is devastated by the shooting. he joined the force of 6 years ago after serving with the marines in afghanistan since then, he's had 3 complaints and none of them sustained and has been honored 48 times toledo's death marks the first time stillman has shot anyone as a police officer. happening tomorrow. closing arguments are set to get under way in the murder trial of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin chauvin is charged with murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd with the end of the trial near the city of minneapolis along with other cities across the country are preparing for the

outcome. tom negovan is in minneapolis with the very latest. >> this is the serious hardware. a 10 foot tall chain-link fence imbedded in concrete going up today around the main post office in downtown minneapolis, an area that looks a bit like an armed camp these days watched over by police and the national guard. we're all on edge. we're tired. we're all small business owners and we just. >> are all trying to make a living. but for now they're boarding up. we can either. >> cover the windows over or replace them all. locals thought they'd seen it all a pandemic months of looting and rioting that followed the death of george floyd and ben, just as they started to breathe a bit more easily, a young black man named dante wright shot and killed by police. just 10 miles from the courtroom where former officer derek chauvin is on trial for floyd's death. it started all

over again. everybody was waiting until the shopping trial was over. >> and hopefully it was an outcome that everybody wanted and now that there's so much looting and damage to people's property. they're just on edge that it's going to happen sooner than later. >> this is what they remember all too well minneapolis burning not one year ago. the state's governor hasn't forgotten promising he won't allow it to happen again. >> we have to change this. this cannot be allowed to happen. but. we also witness last may that there are those who will exploit tragedy and we didn't have the luxury of being able to plan ahead and simply making sure that that doesn't happen. we cannot allow our city to burn. >> tom negovan. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, our coronavirus coverage continues. we'll have the latest numbers in vaccine distribution. that's coming up.

>> talking movies. this morning, fast cars and even faster growing fan base. it's the decades long franchise. >> took the world by storm. didn't take me by storm a lot of people do love these films and after being delayed. >> due to the pandemic. its latest installment will finally hit theaters. dean richards talked with some of the fast and furious 9 cast and gives us a closer look. >> in leave it or not. the first fast and furious movie crews dunk from the scene back

in 2000, one since then in a movie some cars looking and flying totaling 5.9 billion dollars in box office receipts. >> last year f 9, the latest installment was supposed to hit the screens. but instead the pandemic hit delaying the film 3 times. but now a year later and 3 days after the original film's 20th anniversary date. it's set to rollout june 25th pretty good all the way >> ready for the return to screen. a new trailer with new footage of that night was just released. and with the stars like vin diesel just as excited as they should fans have can you believe that >> 20 years from the release of the first movie. we've been talking about this mythology for that long. you've always been so supportive of it blows my mind that we've been

sitting on the couch for you're watching movies and finally when we realize how much we need to see movies in a feeder or what that means to be an audience and to see the spectacle of a movie that both in 2 teens you with action and adventure and also engages you and reminds you that you that family is significant, that you are a family joining the franchise for the first time is vin diesel's estranged brother is action star in wwe champion. john cena. so what was it like for you. joining this franchise. >> i have to think that you're the guy running after this. in a runaway freight train. >> grabbing on and, you know, trying to get your foot hold with this whole thing. that's a than's a pretty good being invited into the 9th installment of 2 decade legacy. body of work is a lot of responsibility. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity because these performers have already laid the foundation for success and built this

enormous franchise off of it and i'm being invited in. in in the nucleus of all its success and curators a golden ticket can. but it also comes a lot of responsibility in the cast is very much like family afternoon will hit theaters on june 25th in chicago. i'm dean richards. they do action really well and obviously but it's amazing just to watch that and think about the fact has been around 20 years. well, yeah. and i mean, you would think that it would lose its steam over time. but there are like we said in that and that toss there, there are still a grow. it's a growing fan base. still a lot of people really excited. >> always about these new and often and a lot of folks are going to be excited to see cena yeah. first time i was saying he looks a little different now of would you would you wouldn't really assume that he was going to send out tougher for a role like this. maybe he needed to fit into these like smaller little sports car diet.

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morning. welcome back. 7.30 on what's going to be a beautiful sunday around the bay. we're expecting some really warm temperatures inland. i wouldn't say if you liked yesterday, you'll probably enjoy today. even more. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail. just how warm we're going to get day. okay. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're

dealing with over the fog that started today off just a whisper of that clearing out a mostly sunny as we see those inland temperatures push nicely into the. >> mid to upper 80's we'll experience for this afternoon live shot coming in from tipper on off to the distance. there's the golden gave a little bit of fog was being around these. you can see there the 2 towers off towards the distance. this again will be mixing out for us into a sunday afternoon. still chilly up in the north bay at the last check. 39 nap and santa rosa 43 in a bottle. 47 san francisco or santa looking at a big climb this afternoon. 64 antioch already a decoupling happening there, but not yet in the valleys off to the east bay. 46 conquered in livermore and got upper to middle 40's one the east bay shoreline winds not much to see right now. we expected breezy afternoon. well inland and that will be driven by the inland heating that we see pretty much pulling in that coastal air 74 levin by 2 at 83 today. a warm day. that's for sure. we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast, but it's short lived cooling off pretty quickly in the next week.

we'll be looking some of those mechanics coming up in just a bit more, you know. well. all right, dave, thanks live in a couple minutes. thank you. well, turning now to our covid-19 coverage so far more than 24 and a half million covid-19 vaccine shots have been administered across the state. a lot of shots. governor newsome says half of all eligible californians have had at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> 30% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated and taking a look at the bay area breakdown, santa clara county has the most shots administered with more than one 0.3 million doses so far alameda contra, costa san francisco and san mateo counties round out the top 5 and you can find the latest vaccine distribution numbers on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> now despite those improving numbers, the global death toll from the coronavirus has topped 3 million people. the u.s. accounts for more than one in 6 of the world's covid-19 deaths. our washington correspondent jessi

tenure reports on the federal government's latest efforts to combat the pandemic domestically and internationally. the world health organization reports about one in 4 people in wealthy countries have been vaccinated. >> compared to about one in 500 in poor countries, us health officials say they have a responsibility to make those numbers more equal to protect americans now and in the future. >> the increasing trend in cases hospitalizations and deaths are very concerning. more than a year into the pandemic they threaten the progress and there are warnings rang out from the u.s. to the world health organization this is approaching the highest rate of infection that we have seen so far the pandemic. the coronavirus has now killed 3 million people across the globe with more than one in 6 deaths happening in the u.s. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky blames the continued spread of highly transmissible variance, which makes the race to stop the transmission even

more challenging and threatens to overwhelm our healthcare system again on friday, the biden administration announced a new one 0.7 billion dollar investment in the nation's fight against variance to bolster the ability. >> of the cdc and state and local public health departments to monitor track and defeat emerging threats. health officials stress vaccinations are also vital in this effort, more than one 5th of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated despite pausing the use of the johnson and johnson shot. the actions taken by ccfd at this. should give americans confidence that our safety system is working for them the biden administration recently announced a partnership with japan india and australia to expand the global vaccine supply a pandemic that is a global pandemic. requires a global response. >> president biden has so far refused to make any commitments to give away vaccines made in the u.s. insisting americans come first. >> in washington. i'm jessi tenure.

>> and happening today the last free shuttles to the oakland coliseum vaccination site will run today until 7 o'clock this evening. the state recently told the alameda contra costa county transit agency that shuttles were no longer needed. so if you're planning on getting your shot at the coliseum, make sure that you plan ahead because they end and the shuttle ends at 07:00pm also in the east bay. one man is dead. with deputies wounded after being grazed by a bullet. it happened early saturday morning in hayward on the second street on second street near campus drive in the fairview district. alameda county sheriff's deputies responded to multiple 911. calls of someone who was knocking on doors in the neighborhood and threatening them. >> we got called hear about. 03:40am for report of an individual that had a gun that individual was going up and down the street and he was pointing that weapon at residents along this strip of second street. we know that our deputies saw the

individual and that he was armed. big him to drop that weapon. he turned. they tried to de escalate it but they didn't have any for him to comply with that. and he turned and he fired that weapon. he had several deputies returnedtfire. they struck that individual. >> well, the man died at the scene. investigators found a handgun, but it's unclear how the suspect is connected to that neighborhood. they have they're selling telling us that the investigation is ongoing. >> also in the east bay oakland police say an overnight house fire that killed a father and his one year-old daughter was likely set intentionally. now investigators are looking at whether the homicides could be connected to another fire and the shooting death. this is video from of the fire from the citizen app. it happened just after midnight on saturday on stern's avenue. other people in the house were also injured in that fire as for the other crimes last saturday, a man was shot and killed at booker's a grocery store in oakland wednesday. a

fire was reported at that store and investigators are now looking at added as possible arson now thursday, a man believed to be connected to the shooting turned himself in a number of agencies, including oakland. police fire and the atf are now investigating. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a memorable tribute to a royal patriarch. they special funeral service at saint george's chapel in windsor castle to honor prince philip, we're having wrap-up later on.

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to help keep our state golden. >> good morning. welcome back. queen elizabeth. the royal family and the world said goodbye to prince philip, the subdued and scaled back ceremony was tribute to his decades of devoted service to the royal family filled with royal and military tradition. and for the royal family. the for the funeral of court. of course, mark to the end of an era. shaun lewis has more now on the somber day. >> in the uk. >> the somber ceremony, small but regal as the royal family and the british commonwealth said goodbye to prince yeah, i think the world have suddenly come to rely how amazing was. and windsor castle. the short procession began led by her majesty queen elizabeth, the

second. >> and the casket carrying her husband of 73 years. prince charles sent senior members of the royal family followed as the nation observes a minute of silence. inside saint george's chapel ceremony attended by just 30 members of the family, all of them socially distanced for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth. i mean, he's a man lived without folks around him and wanted him a simple things in life. >> so i think interesting be the pandemic has probably played into his hand somewhat in that. >> and he can i have a. >> small funeral. >> prince philip married then-princess elizabeth in 1947 his military career as a british naval officer, though, was cut short just 5 years

later, when king george, the 6th died and elizabeth became queen at the age of 25. the duke of edinburgh as consort stood as a strong figure within the royal family for 7 >> who was how constant companion today. he was confident he was her husband t was the father of 5 children. he was have consuls. and as somebody once put he was the man who could ever of told the queen to

>> good morning. welcome back. hope you got some suntan lotion ready for you today because you're going to need if you're headed out, don't exactly get those shoulders the days going up to be like upper 80's and he is going to feel like summertime. >> dave spa or you cooked up a good one for us while the state's going to be very short lived to its allies about a day or so. so this is just the flavor. check out see make sure its operating properly kisha call somebody take care of all that. it won't be around for too long with all that. good morning, everybody. and live shot coming in from timber on. there's little bit of the leftover fog kind of covering up a little bit. that hours there up close and personal. it's been kind of a hazy to get through that passage right now along one oh, one sfo, no delays occurring this morning. pretty good start there as well. but

we're still a little sluggish with these temperatures over a good piece of real estate got 39 santa rosa napa know these numbers coming in the top of the hour. so maybe by the start of next hour, we'll see a dramatic change happening here. 60 already in the aac 40's over most of the east bay, although open 51 49 san jose and 47 for san francisco going to see a nice warm up this afternoon. look at whole forecast. we had 65 today or tomorrow 60 going on for tuesday. wednesday 56 that really handsome what we're seeing even in the bay for early this week. we'll see a drop in temperatures a little bit there and kind of spike just a bit on thursday and then returned to get a new system by next weekend. let's get on all this right now. right now we have a weak system coming into monday tuesday. so the highs breaking down all of that. the models are very bullish, if you will, putting up all this rain here. as you can see, don't think l% it's really impact us. we'll see. maybe some snow showers in the mountains potentially, we take a breather thursday. kind of a hiatus. we spike a

little bit into the weekend. cooling back off again. we're going to see a lot more clouds come next weekend. we saw this weekend and then what you see over my shoulder. this system has its origins out of the gulf of alaska. this is the typical scenario that would bring us rain. so this is the pathway to really be something earnest in terms of getting some rain next weekend and perhaps into the following week. let's see if that comes together here 73 for san francisco, golden gate park about 7170 daly city. pair 6 is pacifica still chilly in half moon bay about 64, but lots of sun got 70's going on along the bay side of the peninsula to the south scrounge and some 80's here now 83 for palo alto. 82 redwood city. 84 mountain view. santa clara valley 84 for san jose 83 milpitas and santa clara 8483 cupertino east bay shoreline to the south. lower 80's were popping some 80's here. tri valley mid 80's. it looks like dublin 84 87 walnut creek concord 87 to see some of those. well inland spots yet today it's going

start to feel a little close to summer berkeley. 7678 for richmond 74 metro cool spot 88 fairfield and vacaville 89. wow. 85 going on for now. but 86 sonoma and 86 also sent a rose with more 80's heading down to although the coaches looking nice point re maybe 76 to 3 stenson beach. 7 day forecast down we go. some scattered clouds on monday, tuesday zone will get some winds with this, too. by the way, we take a little bit of a breather wednesday. thursday zone here into the weekend. more unsettled weather which we hope were you told us some rain showers. meanwhile, the bay dropping into the 60's and we'll be in the 50's 60's at the coast. for your health last week we went over pandemic habits that we've picked up. but both good and bad over the past year. but now we're getting back to our pre-pandemic lives. >> and we're wondering how do we get rid of those bad habits for good. our health expert karen dolan joins me this morning with some tips on how to help us move forward and

karen, the key having a smart plan right. >> exactly. if you don't have a plan, it's just a out what it is. you exactly what you want to achieve and then come up with the plan. >> and one thing that you are pushing is the smart plan. tell us about that. >> so that's an accurate, actually an acronym for setting up your plan and s starts with set a goal. make sure that goal is very specific and it is measurable it's also realistic and achievable. you know, if we have been exercised for the past year. you know, don't try to catch up all in one week. point is where you really want to take your big goals. maybe it is to. healthier and then break it down into the small achievable very specific chunks that you can ditch work on every week. >> it is so important to stay

for me to to say i'm going to go out and i'm going to run 10 miles today because i haven't gone all week and yet up all in one day that i'm setting myself up for failure or die. >> right. and you're setting yourself up for injury, which could? pack it in further. so you don't want to do that. and i would like to say the brain really of what you set up a bad habit. it's there for good it's going to take a while. to change that have it are kind of put that that have it into the background. but the brain can't figure out whether your have it for eating chips on the sofa is a bad habit or good we just need to adjust. the next step is to monitor our progress. in other words, keep keep a side of our goals here. >> right. so if you make sure that your goal is met rubble. this is where it really pays off because when you monitor your progress, you're going to be able to see.

>> how your making progress. every weekend. this is very motivating it's also makes you accountable to. >> and it is so important to a range, everything in a way that makes us most successful. >> right. we want to design our range. our world so that it is. successful. you want to make this change as seamless as possible because it's going to be difficult and you're going to have some try to make your world. it is. if you're trying walk every day. then arranging your world would be putting your shoes by the door taking your shoes with you when you go to work, you know, those kind of things. if you're trying to stop progress to baking get rid again, it all comes down to setting yourself up for success. >> it's always easier to be successful in any goal that you set if you have a team behind you.

>> right. and this is where you want to recruit circle of support. you know, it's so much easier. it's hard to go it alone. so whether that person is just someone that you call up and tell him love, you know, just get a little bit of of of camaraderie. or joining the group when that's possible. group or but it gets some support somehow, whether it's from your spouse or friend, certain or other other groups. >> and that he in the smart plan is to treat yourself. don't torture yourself. >> haha. that's right. yeah. be kind to yourself. so treating yourself it in starting a new habit. it's important to reward those efforts and do it every day. so walking every day is a goal 3 years elf every day. not don't say those streets up for the end of the week or the end

of the month. and so that's why make those rewards non-food rewards make them >> something that you can do every day. and you could afford to do every day, whether it's a massage or 10 minutes of of of free time. whatever it is that make sure you treat yourself. >> and that ties in with having fun because all of this is not only setting goals for a better life. but to have fun while doing it. >> yes. and again, you don't want to torture yourself evie trying to change a habit, then make the new have it there. the new behavior. fund because if guys having fun, you're not going to if you're just setting yourself up for failure. just think about the things that you enjoy doing it. that's exercise. if you don't like run, then find something else that you'd like to do. but there's always looking always looking for an alternative that you enjoy.

>> you know, one thing that hits close close to home for me is that you can start at any time. you don't have to wait until monday to begin this new have an all-star all start walking or running tomorrow. you can start today doesn't have to be monday. >> exactly. you can start in the next hour right after the news haha. but if you if you recall, i remember you saying this one time that your mom always started a yes. yes, that yes, but it was the day, right. so friday saturday, sunday. you're up oftentimes that that creates said, you know, it sets you up for been djing because you know, and monday. that's the day that points. kara, thank you so much. we'll see you next. we get a

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sunny skies. >> our temperatures are really jumped in the last hour or so as we somewhat expect that with daytime heating. here's a look at what it looks like from timber on. still some leftover hayes off towards the golden gate up close and personal. you can see all that fog is just below the deck and covering over the top of the bay 47 vallejo's a cool spot, if you will. also san francisco, 46 half moon bay elsewhere, though we graduated to the 40's and 51 for napa just last hour there in the 30's about 5160 going on for a lot of 50's in the east bay with 52 san jose. so across most of the real estate. we're a little warmer now than we were this time yesterday. we're core from last hour breaking it down for you. 78 by a high noon by 3 o'clock 86 lot of inland temperatures will be in the mid to upper 80's expected this afternoon coming up in a more look at your forecast. marty in the well sounds good. dave. thanks a lot. we begin this hour in the east bay with the oakland police department is cracking down on sideshows this weekend. it comes as the department gets a funding

restored to stop sideshows from happening. >> kron four's amanda hari gets a close-up look at the area. police are targeting. >> they want to bring safety and called back to the streets of oakland. police tell me they also want to send a message to outsiders, not to bring this type of activity to the city because law enforcement is watching that's what oakland police chief lerrone armstrong hopes will happen as this new sideshow task force hits the streets. >> i drove around with an officer as she showed me some areas where they see the most sideshow activity including this area near high street is called the ball. >> that's we see a lot of that. use to be. we have a heavy presence there. we'll leave it should this entire. >> on the street. you can see skid marks from cars doing donuts. deputy chief chris bolton is part of the task force. he says over the years sideshow activity has become a

lot more than just reckless and dangerous driving we have the prevalence of firearms shooting negligently into the air shooting at other vehicles site. tricks are tactics that put people at greater risk. he says they plan to stop these acts with best practice. it's mitigates the risk of pursuit. >> indicates the use of lethal force or other types of course, because we are still concerned with their safety. alton says they're prepared to contain site and arrest people. they'll also be towing vehicle says because you don't in a citation or tow tonight. the prepared to see us knocking on your front door in the near future because we're taking video surveillance. we're working with community partners and we are doing follow-up investigations to do seizure warrants where you may not see your car for a very long time afterwards this new task force was made possible

by funding approved by the oakland city council amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and in the north bay santa rosa, police are looking for a group that vandalized the former home of derek chauvin's defense defense witness overnight. police say early saturday morning, someone threw a pig's head at the former home a very broad and splattered blood on the house number. awed wasn't has lived in that house for several years and no longer lives in california. but investigators believe the group may have been trying to target the former santa rosa police officer broad recently testified as a use of force expert in chauvin's murder trial after targeting his former home. police say the statue of a large hand in front of the santa rosa plaza mall was also vandalized with animal blood. >> a developing story in the east bay. police are investigating a fatal shooting in antioch. it happened around 06:00pm last night on shannondale drive. police say that scene was chaotic when they arrived so far they have

not released any information or on the victim or a motive in the case or any details on the suspect we are seeing in contact with any out police. bring you updates on air and online when we receive them. >> another big story we're following this sunday morning. today marks the 100 15th commemoration of the massive 19 '06, earthquake that devastated san francisco. hard to believe a 150 tourists years. kron four's camila barco is live in san francisco with a look at the city's commemoration this year. camila. >> right today marks a 115 years since one of the most significant earthquakes of all time. and despite being in a pandemic. people in san francisco are still remembering the damage from that earthquake and the lives lost now today's ceremony was scaled back a small group of people gathered at a lot of fountain. the event started with an early morning wreath-laying mayor london breed honored those who lived to rebuild san francisco after the natural disaster. now

there was a moment of silence at 05:11am it's the exact time the large earthquake struck in 19. '06, and could be felt across the bay area. a fire engine sounded off their sirens to break the silence and the ceremony concluded at lot of fountain with the singing of san francisco people then moved to dolores park to spray paints a fire hydrant. the bold and hydrate hydrate located on 20th and church street was found to be working during that earthquake. >> organizers say eventually save the lives of many. >> citizens found hose down on the lords and wanted to save the churches because the fire was coming up from the city and they carried the hoses up here, put it brought the hoses down and put out the fires before they could burn down the churches.

>> now, this is video of the aftermath a fire also broke out after the 7.9 earthquake 250,000 people were homeless. a 100,000 left town and more than 3,000 die. the strong shocks lasted for about a minute records show the earthquake could be felt from southern oregon to as far as central nevada. now, one of the organizers tell me that the earthquake survivors are no longer alive. but family, a member of family members and friends still remember those people by participating in the ceremony know, marty, back to you. >> it is always a very emotional ceremony. what was it like there for you. camila as someone new to the bay area. >> it's very interesting to see that people still remember thiseeven know it was more than a century ago. there is a small group of people. but you can still feel that people remember what happened 115 years ago. so. it's very

interesting to see history still being remembered. yeah. >> this tree living there in san francisco. thank you so much. thanks, camila. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news the covid death toll hits 3 million worldwide. the federal government's latest efforts to tackle the problem.

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in action with agent asians and attracted hundreds of people demanding action at the local and the state level lawmakers at the event vowed to pass legislation to aggressively address hate for many. >> their reasons for joining the rally are deeply personal. >> strong legislative changes. we need a social changes. we need people to realize the difference between right and wrong. i do believe that individuals can make a difference. and it's really up to a separate us to do what we're doing at the state level. if you keep doing what you are doing at the local level speak but he beheaded. >> lawmakers say right now legislature is working on a comprehensive package of hate crime bills. dave. >> lots of sunshine going on for today will be pushing those inland temperatures well, through the 90's going on in london. it's a one-day hop. those we get into next week. things will start to cool back down again a little

>> however, a plant lovers know this already. but researchers at the university of cardiff and found the plants include improve your mental health. all told more than 5,000 people were studied and researchers looked at their mental health in connection with nature. now the study found that people with closer access to a garden, a park or a green space reported to have more energy and that they were much more call. i mean, a good hike will do you some good you

notice your well. yeah. and and just gardening even if that's just in your own garden or maybe a community garden, something like that. it just brings. >> a little bit more calm this year really doesn't. it's amazing how it just tones everything down. as soon as you hit a park or a garden you just can i slowed a rest. but yeah, exactly. get out because it's going to be a nice one. dave's got cooked up a really nice little forecast for us today, dave. hey, we need all the sunshine to to make the sugars in the starters for the plan. so that said, we need some water along with the ride, though. but on we have to supply that on our own. but anyway, we're going to see beautiful day there's a live shot from timber on off to the distance. the golden gate. little bit of that was be fog. was hanging around just a touch to start the day off. >> it looks like it's starting to clear up pretty nicely as we get into later on the morning. look at the fog still hanging around a little bit. right below the deck of the golden gate. look at temperatures right now. we've got 51 for napa. 48 santa rosa 67 for any off 54 livermore lower 50's line of the east

bay shoreline with fremont coming in at 46 the future cast for of advances all the way to monday. there isn't much to see, but it's just minor changes happening as we get into next week, you're going to actually feel them a little bit. those. it's not going to be as warm getting into next week. maybe the some sprinkles just indicating at the coast that we're getting that marine layer thickening up a little bit, bringing back the temperatures, a touch, a look at the winds as we get inland heating happening that will drive our winds today. but as we get into tomorrow and forward. we're going to start to see more aggressive winds driven by the fact that this highs breaking down. we have a system off towards our west. a low that's going to drive the contrast. so call. not the change in terms of the forecast. so that will bring a little bit the way some winds. it will cool us off by monday. tuesday and then we'll see a little spike happened wednesday, so it's warm today. 80's inland near about 80 around the bay. 60 still at the coast, maybe about 70 happening there to early next week. cooling quickly 70's back paws on thursday and then next weekend more probably or more issues happening might

actually bring us some rain is something to look out for. but these models been very hopeful and haven't really delivered much this track, by the way, towards the next weekend and early into the following week. that's going to come out of the northwest and that's where most of those lows come from the gulf of alaska. hopefully this will deliver 73 san francisco going on 77 for oakland 84. meanwhile for san jose, which hints those inland temperatures starting to run away. eastern contra, costa county solano county in napa. expect a nice warm-up happening today mid to upper 80's, a given 86 for santa rosa 77 cool degrees happening by can't by contrast for oakland course. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast and the extent that in a bit. marty. all right, dave, thank you. seen a couple minutes. well, police imposed a curfew in brooklyn center, minnesota last night. >> it followed a 6th night of protests responding to the shooting death of dante wright. wright was shot and killed last week during a traffic stop in those demonstrations friday night. some protesters threw bottles

at police. many in the community are demanding former officer kim potter be charged with murder in wright's death instead of manslaughter. and in chicago, hundreds of people turned out after the shooting death of 13 year-old adam toledo video from 17 officers body cameras of the shooting was released late last week and that fueled the outrage. the officer who killed him says that the teenager had a gun in his hand and was aiming at officers. but video shows that 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 2 willing to shoot first and people too many people >> the teenager's family and city officials are asking the demonstrators remained peaceful. >> we are learning more about that chicago police officer who fired the shot that killed adam toledo. officer eric stillman can be seen in some

of the body camera video rendering aid and pleading with the teen to quote. stay with me. colleagues say stillman is devastated by the shooting. he joined the police for 6 years ago after serving with the marines in afghanistan. since then, he has had 3 complaints against him, but none of them sustained and he's been honored 48 times. toledo's death marks the first time stillman has shot anyone as a police officer. a somber day in indianapolis as dozens gathered to remember the victims of the of last week's deadly shooting at a fedex warehouse in indianapolis. those victims range in age from 19 to 74 years old. police say 19 year-old brandon hole. a former worker is the shooter whole killed himself after the rampage. police are still trying to determine a motive for that shooting for the first time. we're now hearing from survivors. mike sullivan has the latest. >> for the survivors it's

processing time. some of them. this may be the first time you're hearing the victims names or realizing who that suspected shooter is. then come the internal questions. did i know this man had ever spoken with him. after that. it simply reliving how he stayed alive. >> in the surreal. >> then i hear 3 gunshots that happened rapid how quickly what you know, you can indoor, you can believe it could be shattered instantly. >> after this experience. i feel uneasy and jeremiah levy miller is working his second double shifts since joining that next. >> you 5 hours one. and again, our breaking. then you get another 5 hours when that break came was joined by 3 other co-workers. >> by the time i'm finished eating. i hear 2 gunshots followed by a few more. my initial thought was that it was a muffler problem with and what someone's car soon. that pop pop pop. >> turn from 3 pops to 10 in

rapid succession. that's when miller stood up on a bench. >> what i saw was a man, a hooded figure, probably light skin from what i've from what i'm remembering. he says the suspect shot to the right or going out worse. i could not recollect miller knew at that time he had to get away. i duck and hide into the inside of the into the shed. >> meanwhile, one of his co-workers parents also works at fedex. she drove to where we were told us to get inside the van and we basically booked it. it was only this afternoon that he learned who that shadowy figure may be 19 year-old brandon hole. >> i might have seen his face once or twice. i don't think i actually. try to engage in conversation with the man. >> elsewhere that night. >> it was very jose where it was stuck in a different building. >> you can even go to la cruz. yes, break room. we've got active shooter with a no phone policy become use a cell phone to call out.

>> you have to do it the old fashioned way. you have to call from 2005. look at phone they weren't on the time they're going its that unknown. they continue to process even it's answers begins take shape. >> we spoke a bit more with jeremiah miller says the no phone policy needs to change. he believes it could have made a difference last night. but even if it is changed, he says he may never feel comfortable going in that building again in plainfield. mike sullivan. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news our coronavirus coverage continues. we have the latest on the vaccine distribution across the state.

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welcome back. 8.30 on what's going to be a beautiful day around the bay and then bit toasty to kind of really looking forward to even though i do know we need the rain, of course, if we're going to get the sunshine, you might as well soaking up for it might as well enjoy it since it's here. we can change its exactly. enjoy it. dave spahr. you got a little bit more details for us. yeah, good morning, marty and noel. good morning, everybody. we're looking at temperatures pushing well in the middle 80's and those inland valleys. it looks like the first kind of race to a little flavor of summer, which will be very short lived just for one day. >> will trail back as we see kind of passages of a couple of systems. this live shot coming in from temper on off to the distance. you see the golden gate bridge shroud. a little bit of temporary fog. but you can see the sun appearing on the proof. very nicely with them. 53 broken at this hour. we've got the 50's in the 40's up to the north bay 67 for antioch 52 for san jose with drakkar to show an a basically gentle winds at work

will see a little bit of an onshore later today. complements of inland heating now for today. 78 going on at high noon by mid-afternoon and 85 to the upper 80's in some locations expected that coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at not only the 4 zone forecast but a look ahead into the week which has some hints of some systems around us morning. well, ok, we can that today. well, turning now to a covid-19 coverage so far more than 24 and a half million covid-19 vaccine shots have been administered right here in california. good news. governor newsom says howe. >> of all eligible californians have had at least one dose of the vaccine. 30% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated. >> and taking a look at the bay area breakdown, santa clara county has the most shots administered with more than one 0.3 million doses so far alameda contra, costa san francisco and san mateo counties round out the top 5 and you can find latest vaccination distribution numbers on our website at kron

4 dot com. >> now despite those improving numbers, the global death toll from the coronavirus has topped 3 million people. the u.s. accounts for more than one in 6 of the world's covid-19 deaths. our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on the federal government's latest effort to combat the pandemic domestically and internationally. the world health organization reports about one in 4 people in wealthy countries have been vaccinated. >> compared to about one in 500 in poor countries, us health officials say they have a responsibility to make those numbers more equal to protect americans now and in the future. >> the increasing trend in cases. hospitalizations and deaths are very concerning. more than a year into the pandemic. they threaten the progress in our warnings rang out from the u.s. to the world health organization this is approaching the highest rate of infection that we have seen so far the pandemic. the

coronavirus has now killed 3 million people across the globe with more than one in 6 deaths happening in the u.s. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky blames the continued spread of highly transmissible variance, which makes the race to stop the transmission even more challenging and threatens to overwhelm our healthcare system again on friday, the biden administration announced a new one 0.7 billion dollar investment in the nation's fight against variance to bolster the ability. >> of the cdc and state and local public health departments to monitor track and defeat emerging threats. health officials stress vaccinations are also vital in this effort more than one 5th of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated despite pausing the use of the johnson and johnson shot. the actions taken by ccfd at this. should give americans confidence that our safety system is working for them the biden administration recently announced a partnership with japan india and australia to

expand the global vaccine supply a pandemic that is a global pandemic. requires a global response. >> president biden has so far refused to make any commitments to give away vaccines made in the u.s. insisting americans come first. >> in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> happening today. the last free shuttles to the oakland coliseum vaccination site will run today until 07:00pm. the state recently told the alameda contra costa transit agency, its shuttles were no longer needed. so if you plan to get your shot there at the coliseum you need to make sure you plan ahead. if you're getting any time after today at 07:00pm. >> and also in the east bay. one man is dead and one deputy is injured after being grazed by a bullet. it happened early saturday morning in hayward on second street near campus drive in the fairview district kron four's. gayle ong has the details from the scene. >> alameda county sheriff's deputies responded to multiple

911, calls in the fairview district saturday morning. witnesses told authorities the suspect was knocking on doors threatening them. we got called hear about. >> 03:40am this morning for report of an individual that had a gun that individual was going up and down the street and he was pointing that a weapon at residents along this strip of second street when deputies responded, they say the suspect was hiding behind this fence. we know that our deputies. >> saw the individual and that he was armed. big him to drop that weapon. >> he turned. they tried to de but they didn't have any for him to comply with that. he turned and he fired that weapon. he had several deputies returned fire. they struck that individual. the man died on the scene at one deputy was grazed in the head by a bullet. >> investigators found this handgun. lori friends woke up to the commotion that sounded like firecrackers right outside my window. and that's all i heard francis bribes

this area as quiet little an easy that there. >> in a i mean, can you imagine what they're going investigators spent hours combing the scene asking neighbors for home. surveillance video that may have captured the incident. it's unclear how the suspect is connected to the neighborhood can tell you this individual is. >> a 26 year-old male. i hear that he is of filipino were mixed. descent he's got a very extensive criminal history. >> for violence. >> authorities are not releasing the name of the suspect who died. they are in the process of notifying family reporting from the fairview district in alameda county. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news will have the unbelievable moment when a 5 year-old girl encountered a bomb cat in her backyard. what happens next will surprise you have that story coming up. when we come back.

>> question for you. what would you do if your 5 year-old daughter came face to face with a bobcat in your own backyard. i really don't know. the question was reality for one family in denver keagan harsha shows us what happened next. >> when you live in the suburbs, the backyard is bliss. a sanctuary in a safe place for the kids to play >> you know, decent-sized backyards. a relaxed come over

around but on saturday i was terrified watching at the woodard's backyard look more like a zoo. exactly. bobcat hopped the fence hot on the trail of a rabbit named in are those pretty was pretty scary home. 5, year-old ryan hit the brakes on her big wheel and gave that big cat, the evil like how creepy scary. guess. >> one 2nd pass and then another they locked eyes, man and just kind of just stared at one another for a while. a stare down. it seems like an hour straight out of hollywood. that's just, you know, kind of the old wild west. the good, bad and the ugly. get that. >> music going on in the background and after 22 long seconds, the feline finally flinched. and ryan ran inside boasting up her backyard bravery. there was no alarm whatsoever of any panic for parents were convinced the alleged bobcat was more than likely a neighborhood kid. he i kind of thought she was maybe being a little bit that it was a cat. but skepticism

gave way to reality after progressing lee watching their back yard doorbell footage. i was kind of terrified for her proof that not only do imaginations run wild in the backyard. she thinks she's there. the bobcat with for now. so do the wildlife. >> nice little warm up as a flavor of summer comes to us across the bay inland temperatures pushing the upper 80's look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended with a little change

>> 8.44 this sunday morning. and we're expecting some warm really warm temperatures inland. yeah, exactly. if you want to head to the beach or the park. it's a good day for its dave spahr has got a little bit more detail today. >> martin o well, good morning. and good morning, everybody. off to a pretty good start. not as much in the way the thick fog today like we had from yesterday. the live shot coming in from timber on little bit of leftover business, if you will, before we start the nice warm up going on for today. a look at what's going on here at sfo. no delays happening out there. so that's a good news to the temperatures really pounced in the last hour. we're talking about 30's up in the north bay, 40's and 50's antioch racing ahead at 67 49 chilly degrees fremont and lower 50's light up the east bay shoreline. for now, long range. this is what happens that high breaks down allies allows we systems to drop on in brings in some winds, maybe some scattered clouds and all of that rain around us, if you will. but

what's more impressive is towards the end of this loop. next weekend. looks like more clouds cooler temperatures, but a system coming out of the gulf of alaska. maybe we'll bring us perhaps some showers in the next week and the following week we'll see. 73 san francisco for today. 74 daly city 66 pacifica bayside lower to middle 70's. but we pop to the upper 70's lower 80's down south here to redwood city 82 palo alto at 83. meanwhile, in the south bay 84 san jose also a santa clara cupertino at 83 looking for a tease to in the southern end of the east bay shoreline too 82 going on hayward and fremont. some old 8385 off their to livermore d-four pleasanton but warming up to 87 walnut creek and conquered 76 berkeley and 77 going on for oakland, 74 the that's for the cow. the air conditioner factor checks in the delta the warming up well into the 80's. you see 88 for fairfield 85 now up 86 per santa rosa with

lower to middle 80's as we head down to moran now through the day today we're going to rather this week. we'll see those scattered clouds kind of come and go temperatures falling through the week. a little bit of a pause by wednesday, thursday, then cooling off into the following weekend. that will be some traffic to look out for potentially bring us some rain showers 60's return to the bay and also the coach. for your health last week we went over pandemic habits that we've picked up. but both good and bad over the past year. but now we're getting back to our pre-pandemic lives. >> and we're wondering how do we get rid of those bad habits for good. our health expert karen joins me this morning with some tips on how to help us move forward and karen, the key having a smart plan right. >> exactly. if you don't have a plan, it's just yet. so figure out what it is you exactly what you want to achieve and then come up with the plan. >> and one thing that you are pushing is the smart plan. tell us about that.

>> so that's an accurate, actually an acronym for setting up your plan and s starts with set a goal. make sure that goal is very specific and it is measurable it's also realistic and achievable. you know, if we have been exercised for the past year. you know, don't try to catch up all in one week. point is where you really want to take your big goals. maybe it is to. eat healthier and then break it down into the small achievable very specific chunks that you can ditch work on every week. >> it is so important to stay for me to to say i'm going to go out and i'm going to run 10 miles today because i haven't gone all week and yet up all in one day that i'm setting myself up for failure or die. >> right. and you're setting yourself up for injury, which could it in. they're so you don't want to do that. and i

would like to say the brain really of what you set up a bad habit. it's there for good. it's going to take a while. to change that have it are kind of put that that had it into the background. but the brain can't figure out whether your have it for eating chips on the sofa is a bad habit or good we just need to adjust. the next step is to monitor our progress. in other words, keep keep a side of our goals here. >> right. so if you make sure that your goal is met rubble. this is where it really pays off because when you monitor your progress, you're going to be able to see. >> how making progress every weekend. this very motivating it's also makes you accountable to. >> and it is so important to a range, everything in a way that makes us most successful. >> right. we want to design our range. our world so that

it is. successful. you want to make this change as seamless as possible because it's going to be difficult and you're going to have some try to make your world. it is. if you're trying walk every day. then arranging your world would be putting your shoes by the door taking your shoes with you when you go to work, you know, those kind of things. if you're trying to stop progress to baking get rid of again, it all comes down to setting yourself up for success. >> it's always easier to be successful in any goal that you set if you have a team behind you. >> right. and this is where you want to recruit circle of support. you know, it's so much easier. it's hard to go it alone. so whether that person is just someone that you call up and tell him love, you know, just get a little bit of of of camaraderie. or

joining the group. when that's possible. group or but it gets some support somehow, whether it's from your spouse or friend, certain or other other groups. >> and that he in the smart plan is to treat yourself. don't torture yourself. >> haha. that's right. yeah. be kind to yourself. so treating yourself it and starting a new habit. it's important to reward those efforts and do it every day. so walking every day is a goal. then treat yourself every day. not don't say those streets up for the end of the week or the end of the month. and so that's why make those rewards non-food rewards make them >> something that you can do every day. and you could afford to do every day, whether it's a massage or 10 minutes of of of free time. whatever it is that make sure you treat yourself.

>> and that ties in with having fun because all of this is not only setting goals for a better life. but to have fun while doing it. >> yes. and again, you don't want to torture yourself evie trying to change a habit, then make the new habits or the new behavior. fund because it you guys having fun. you're not going to it. you're just setting yourself up for failure. just think about the things that you enjoy doing it. that's exercise. if you don't like run, then find something else that you'd like to do. but there's always looking always looking for an alternative that you enjoy. >> you know, one thing that hits close close to home for me is that you can start at any time. you don't have to wait until monday to begin this new have an all-star all start walking or running tomorrow. you can start today doesn't have to be monday. >> exactly. you can start in the next hour right the news

haha. but if you if you recall, i remember you saying this one time that your mom always started a yes. yes. that yes, but it was the day, right. so friday saturday, sunday. you're up, oftentimes that. that creates said, you know, set you up for been djing because you know, and monday. that's the day that points. karen, thank you so much. we'll see you next. we get a

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take a look at this. a man more of is taking a long walk from los angeles to san francisco. all while wearing this teddy bear suit. >> jesse larios going by the name their son as he walks along the side of the road for nearly in this track. he started the journey on monday. lauria says he is not going to be staying it at hotels either. it's all part of a goal to raise money for an undecided nonprofit. seems like he just, you know, got kind of bored, i guess undecided. let me take a walk. >> i i double dog dare i don't know where he's where he's staying. yeah. just on the side of the road to see just sleeping on the the road. i don't and are finding a cave somewhere. i don't know. so hot in that outfit. i know it's not like in. we know. it's like we have any rain in the forecast, though. so at least he's not going to rain, don, but and okay. so if you

see that guy. no, that that's his story. and we wish him well. well, still ahead, the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news the oakland police department saying no more sign shows we're going to find out how they're getting ready to crack down on illegal activity this weekend. >> and a push to end violence against the asian community. the promise made by california lawmakers during the bay area around. >> and it's been 100, 15 years since a 7.9 magnitude earthquake rocks, san report standing by on how community members are honoring those who died. stay with us. kron 4 morning news continues right after the break.

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>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at known. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. we made it to 9 o'clock we're good on sunday. april 18th. and as the hours get later, the temperatures are going to get higher to start climbing a little bit, especially if you're inland, you're going to feel it today. dave spahr has all the details for us. hi, dave well, good morning. and good morning, everybody. a little chilly to start. but boy, we've already rectify that problem is that we've climb nicely this morning just in the last hour or so. so we're really starting to feel some of the warmth across much of the bay. >> it will be cool, though, along the coast along the east

bay shoreline a bit comparatively speaking. here's the live shot. we have a temper on some leftover fog there around the golden gate as you will notice, is covering up the towers very, very locally, though. you get away from the bridge and it really drops off 58 at this hour. now an open 49 cool degrees for san francisco. but 60 santa rosa 67 for any aac 61 for concord. and we are ahead very much so across a good chunk of the bay. only trailing at half moon bay, which it will all day today 82 at 1 o'clock at 4 85 going on in land. so it's going to be a test of the a c hopefully it's running. find your house. if not maybe have to make some phone calls. check on that. we do have a weak day forecast will be some minor cool rd and well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin in the east bay this hour. the oakland police department cracking down on sideshows this weekend. it comes as the department gets a funding restored stop sideshows kron four's amanda hari got an up close look at the area. police are targeting. >> they want to bring safety

and calm back to the streets of oakland. police tell me they also want to send a message to outsiders, not to bring this type of activity to the city because law enforcement is watching and your that's what oakland police chief lerrone armstrong hopes will happen as this new sideshow task force hits the streets. >> i drove around with an officer as she showed me some areas where they see the most sideshow activity including this area near high street is called the ball. >> we have a heavy presence there will even showed this entire. >> on the street. you can see skid marks from cars doing donuts. deputy chief chris bolton is part of the task force. he says over the years sideshow activity has become a lot more than just reckless and dangerous driving we have the prevalence of firearms

shooting negligently into the air shooting at other vehicles site. tricks are tactics that put people at greater risk. he says they plan to stop these acts with best practice. it's mitigates the risk to pursue. >> it against the use of lethal force or other types of course, because we are still concerned with their safety. alton says they're prepared to contain site and arrest people. we'll also be towing vehicle says because you don't in a citation or tow tonight. the prepared to see us knocking on your front door in the near future because we're taking video surveillance. we're working with community partners and we're doing follow-up investigations to do seizure warrants where you may not see your car for a very long time afterwards this new task force was made possible by funding approved by the oakland city council. >> amanda hari kron 4 news.

>> meanwhile, santa rosa police are looking for a group that vandalized the former home of one of derek chauvin's defense witnesses, former santa rose officer barry brodd recently testified as a use of force expert in chauvin's murder trial. police say early saturday morning someone threw a pig's head at broad's former home and splattered blood on his house. brought hasn't lived at that home in years and no longer even lives in california after targeting the home. police say a large statue in front of the santa rosa plaza mall was also vandalized with animal blood. a developing story in the east bay. police are investigating a fatal shooting in antioch. it happened around 6 o'clock last night on shannondale drive. police say the scene was chaotic when they arrived. so farethey have not released any information on the victim. a motive in the case or details on a suspect. we are staying in contact with any out police and we will bring you updates on air and online once we receive them. >> and we have another big story that we're following this sunday morning as today

marks 115 years since the massive 19. '06, earthquake that devastated san francisco kron four's camila barco is live in san francisco with a look at the city's commemoration this year. camila. >> annual mardi today marks a 115 years since one of the most significant earthquakes of all time out. despite being in a pandemic. people in san francisco are still remembering the damage left behind from that event and the lives lost. well, today's ceremony was scaled back a small group gathered at lot of fountain. the event started with an early morning replaying mayor london breed honor the people. >> who helped rebuild san francisco after the natural disaster, there was a moment of silence at 5.11 this morning. it's the exact time the large earthquake struck in 19. '06, and could be felt across the bay area. fire engines sounded off their sirens to break the silence and the ceremony concluded at lot of fountain with the singing of san francisco people then moved to dolores

park to spray paint a fire hydrant that golden hydrant located on 20th and church street was found to be working during the earthquake. eventually save the lives of many. now. i spoke to who has been coming to the annual ceremony for the last 8 years. this is his daughter. second time participating. he says it's important for the next generation to continue recognizing the historic event. >> you know, we we live. we live in earthquake country here and it's important that we prepare for earthquakes. but it's also this is part of our history. it is part of part of legacy and you know, she's she's one of the city raising and the city and we wanted to be part of it that you feel by coming. >> now >> this is video of the aftermath in 19. '06, a fire also broke out after the 7.9 earthquake 250,000 people were homeless. a 100,000 left town and more than 3,000 died. the strong shocks lasted for about a minute and records show the earthquake could be felt from

southern oregon to us far as central in nevada. now, one of the organizers tell me that the earthquake survivors are no longer alive. but many family and friends of those people still join the community during this annual ceremony to remember them all morning to you. >> such an important date in san francisco history. camila, thanks a lot for that live report. well, coming up after the break, how one northern california family is helping fund a worldwide research in an effort to save the life of their young son. we have that story coming up.

>> welcome back. 9.10 here on this sunday morning. and parents would do anything to keep their children healthy and safe, which is exactly how one sacramento area couple is feeling this morning as they begin a mission to find a cure. >> for a rare disease that their son was born with jeanne when learned about the lengths they're now going to. >> my pregnancy was easy. it's our first we've got pregnant quickly. we went home with a. >> healthy what we thought was a healthy little boy, but soon after sophia and ryan phillips brought their son crosby home things took a turn for the worse around 4 months old at who's well checkup.

>> he wasn't meeting the typical milestones. so he wasn't looking at he wasn't wasn't rolling over crosby was diagnosed with fox 2 when syndrome, which means he has an underdeveloped brain from a lack of the fox g one. gene. >> and at the end of 2020 crosby suffered a series of seizures and also result in >> crosby had a a pretty significant episode in at the end of last year. at that point, the couple decided they wanted to get behind the science to figure out a cure. it really empowers us to conduct research and develop therapeutics to correct the problem they teamed up with the fox to one research foundation to work with institutions in california, new york, ohio and the uk ryan says so far the work has been successful in trying to help people like rise be. >> get normal levels of the gene back into their bodies. one of our labs under contract recently has identified a way. >> they believe they can normalize that expression

level. well, the journey is far from over for their little family. the phillips hope that one day he needs we dream of the day that we may be able to have a conversation with cosby. >> catch in the backyard. we think that's possible. and that's that's why we're here doing what we're doing in roseville jeannie nguyen. >> and we're looking for nice warm day across the bay today as those temperatures march right through the 80's pick in the inland. valleys will be pushing in even the upper

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>> good morning. welcome back. we're talking about plenty of sunshine today. definitely we're going into the 80's across the bay. hey, dave, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. with taking care of most of that fog for the most part, just being sprayed by little bit of haze. you can see off in the distance. all it up. nicely along the east bay shoreline. >> as we start your sunday. and today. yes, it could be a little flavor that looks like almost summer time stuck in those inland valleys. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge promised the towers are still there, but it's just mixing out a little bit how those temperatures going. 72 antioch at this hour. contrast that with say 46 for half moon bay with that onshore wind. it's kind of cool at the beach is 54 san francisco, 60. meanwhile, for santa rosa for what says in future cast, we're going to afford this ahead until monday to show you kind of how things break down a little bit. from that high. maybe some drizzle at the coast with that you know, marine layer start to thicken up more clouds coming in or forecast. maybe by tuesday a little bit. and you're gonna

notice the winds out today. the winds will be the typical on shore being driven by the inland valleys warming up. but by tomorrow a little bit into tuesday will be the mechanics being driven by these weather systems. the change of the high breaking down contrasted with a little bit of a weak low to our north unfortunate giving us any rain, but it will welcome in some winds cooler temperatures and some scattered clouds with that for your sunday. look at this. 73 san francisco 77 for oakland san jose 84 gives a hint of what's going on in land. that's right. racing ahead. 87 antioch, 74 cool now that 8586 for santa rosa still look at the greens, though. hanging the coast and a little portion there of the east bay shoreline coming up in a bit. we'll check of the 4 zone forecast and the longer range forecast to marty well. >> thanks, dave. as the country continues to reopen gun violence has plagued the nation just since march. 38 people have died in mass shootings. these are some of the most high profile

shootings that we've seen in the last month for the first that made headlines was the atlanta massage parlor shootings which happened on march 16th a georgia man is accused of killing 8 people and injuring one at several massage parlors in the atlanta area next was the boulder, colorado shooting that took place on march 22nd where a man opened fire at a grocery store killing 10 people. >> including a police officer. then there was a mass shooting down in southern california and the city of orange back on march 31st. one man went on a shooting rampage in an office building killing 4 people including a 9 year-old boy. we've also seen a mass shooting in virginia beach, virginia, where 2 people were killed. 4 people were injured. >> including an officer who was struck by a vehicle and then taken to a local hospital. one of the people killed was a woman bystander. the other was a man shot by police that on april 7th, former nfl player phillip adams shot 5 people in south carolina. he then killed himself. >> robert lesslie, a prominent doctor was killed along with

his wife, 2 of their grandchildren and 2 air conditioning technicians who were just working at their home. >> and most recently was thursday night at a fedex facility in indianapolis that left 8 people dead, several others injured. >> police say 19 year-old brandon hole. a former employee of that facility is the shooter whole killed himself after the rampage indianapolis police still trying to determine this morning. the motive for the fedex shooting. meanwhile, we're now hearing from survivors. mike sullivan has that. >> in the surreal. >> then i hear 3 gunshots that happened rap and how quickly what you know, you can indoor, you can believe it could be shattered instantly. >> after this experience. >> i feel uneasy and jeremiah levy miller. >> is working his second double shifts since joining that next. >> you 5 hours one. and again,

our breaking. then you get another 5 hours when that break came was joined by 3 other co-workers. >> by the time i'm finished eating. i hear 2 gunshots followed by a few more. my initial thought was that it was a muffler problem with and what someone's car. >> soon. that pop pop pop. >> turn from 3 pops to 10 in rapid succession. that's when miller stood up on a bench. >> what i saw was a man, a hooded figure, probably light skin from what i've from what i'm remembering. he says the suspect shot to the right or going out worse. i could not recollect miller knew at that time he had to get away. i duck and hide into the inside of the into the shed. >> meanwhile, one of his co-workers parents also works at fedex. she drove to where we were told us to get inside the van and we basically booked it. it was only this afternoon that he learned who that shadowy figure may be 19 year-old brandon hole. >> i might have seen his face

once or twice. i don't think i actually. try to engage in conversation with the man. >> elsewhere that night. >> it was very jose where it was stuck in a different building. >> you can even go to la cruz. yes, break room. we've got active shooter with a no phone policy become use a cell phone to call out. you have to do it the old fashioned way. you have to call from an old 2005 looking they weren't on the time they're going its that unknown. they continue to process even it's answers begins take shape. in plainfield. mike sullivan.

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>> plus, a big names are returning to the big screen and tv this weekend. but as dean richards says, the resort results aren't always great. here's this weekend. movie preview. >> come here. there's problem. you're talking >> i'm the former police commissioner in vanquish oscar winner morgan freeman is joined by orange is the new black's ruby rose in an action thriller about a retired cop who is now confined to a wheelchair over the years. he's amassed a fortune in illegal drugs, gambling and prostitution. now that a new regime of cops are closing in on him. he black males his care taker into collecting his assets and shutting down its operation. how convenient that she is forever in his debt. just happens to have been a russian assassin and drug runner. and if you've ever

felt sorry for the words that actors sometimes have to spit out in the movie feel sorry for this one. it's beneath freeman and rose director george gallo tries to distract you from that major block with his technical movie, razzle dazzle. vanquish is a major disappointment, a dean's list be in theaters. now and on demand april 20th. >> this week. jamie foxx makes his return to the world of weekly sitcoms in dad stop embarrassing suddenly finds himself in charge of his teenage daughter played by kyla-drew following the death of her mother dictum lee. everything that dad does just like every tv dad has done to his teenagers is overbearing shocking and embarrassing. >> all this new series doesn't break any new ground. it does speak to a very universal experience that every generation has gone through. it's kind of comforting in very relay double see it on netflix.

>> the nc double a to some fancy high school you on disney. plus, there's the series big shot starring john stamos as a hot-headed nc double a men's basketball coach. >> who gets fired and is forced to take a similar job at an all-girls high stay. most is no stranger to tv sitcom life. there's a fine job with this fairly predictable story line but not much of a surprising spoiler alert. it turns out the girls teach him as much as he teaches them the first so i loved her. >> is my school. there has been a >> in documentaries. there's the story of 6 longtime couples from different parts of the world sharing secrets to their relationship. longevity. see my love. 6 stories of true love. now on netflix and finally go along here and you never will. >> the brooklyn dodgers in a change in live this week in 1947. >> jackie robinson became the

first african-american to play in major league baseball. they sing nonstop racism from both players and spectators. in 2013, the late chadwick boseman start as robinson in the movie. 42 you can see it on hbo. max, hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. and if you haven't seen 42. >> if you need to listen and like you said, this is kind of the weekend to do it. if you haven't it because of the anniversary. it is fantastic film. and again, just to think that. chadwick boseman was going through cancer treatments while he was even doing that film is just incredible. the amount of work that chadwick boseman did in a very short amount of time. is incredible while he was battling cancer is just yeah. it's it's kind of my boy. i really want to see those love really good. you. yeah, that one. and i know a lot of the ladies are really interested in that. john stamos one just to see him again and jamie foxx that that that company looks pretty good. the family

comedy actually try to check what's on netflix as there's a lot out seconds. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. if you feel like taking a nap later today should do it outside in the sun may be.

>> i would say in the shade got to put on the sunscreen. that is going to be nice. a nice and warm today. dave sphar has cooked up. >> quite a warm forecast for us to yeah. but to make sure you have the sun she to what is that? the oil on you to the screen sons. you read that again. because you wake up and go, ouch. ouch, what >> we've got lots of sunshine. those temperatures will be bumping up to the middle to upper 80's and some of those inland valleys going on today. it's just a little flavor of summer before we actually do it. we'll still stick with spring and most of our 7 day forecast, a spring-like forecast for you too. here's how the fog is progressing or mixing out. as you can see, the east bay shoreline looking pretty good. but we have that layer. some hazy fog right over the bay. and it's also covering up a little bit. the 2 towers you can see there. so little bit of careful travel right through the golden gate. but on either side, it clears up nicely. here's how the temperatures fair. we're at 54 san francisco, 48 half moon bay all the way to 72 antioch. some 60's poking out here a little bit conquered and santa rose at about 6057 for napa

and also coming in for san jose. look at the winds not doing too much. just little bit of a breeze. we expect a stronger on shore one driven by, of course, the inland heating bringing in that marine layer later today. 82 by 1 o'clock by for 85 plenty of sunscreen will have the 4 zone forecast to see what's going on in your neighborhood in just a bit. marty. all right, dave, thanks. lot. turning now to our covid-19 coverage so far more than 24 and a half million covid-19 vaccine shots. >> have been administered across the state. it's a lot of shots. governor newsom says. of all eligible californians have already had at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. 30% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated and taking a look at the bay area breakdown, santa clara county has the most shots administered with more than 1.3 million doses so far. >> alameda contra, costa san francisco and san mateo counties round out the top 5 and you can find the latest vaccine distribution numbers on our website at kron 4 dot

com. >> as more californians become protected against the virus. public venues and businesses are making some adjustments to welcome back. customers. but there may be a catch as some businesses are considering asking people to show proof of being fully vaccinated melanie townsend reports from sam sacramento. >> as of today, more than 300,000 people in sacramento county have been fully vaccinated for covid-19 in before california, fully abandons its color tier system in june. the sacramento region remains in the red. but with new perks for those who are fully vaccinated in the red tier private gatherings of up to 200 people outside are 100 people inside are allowed in the orange tier. outdoor gatherings can be bumped up to 300. you can go to a theme park at 50% capacity and attend a concert or sporting event. that is at least 67% capacity in california's least restrictive yellow tier

outdoor events have expanded to 400 people and businesses like restaurants and gyms can increase their capacity to 75%, but only if their patrons test negative for covid-19 or can show a valid vaccination card. a requirement attorney mark reichel says is protected under california's freedom of contract. if it is a private business in a restaurant or whatever. >> and then make a determination that the only accident people that they can actually do that. currently proof of vaccination is only mandatory for travel outside of us. >> but the decision for businesses in public venues to require proof is still split among many state leaders are certain protected classes. but you. >> after making reasonable accommodation so people that have disabilities and recognize actual disability perhaps somewhat probably know. honestly no religious place while things continue to change during this pandemic u c davis. doctor dean blumberg wants to remind people that

one rule hasn't even if you're vaccinated, if you're out in public. it's recommended that you continue to mask and social distance like everybody else. we don't know who else out there is next. an eight-under unvaccinated. people can't tell just by looking at you. >> in sacramento, melanie townsend. >> and happening today in the east bay, the last free shuttles to the oakland coliseum vaccination site will run today until 7 o'clock tonight, the state recently told the alameda contra costa county transit agency that shuttles were no longer needed. so if you're planning on getting your shot at the coliseum site. make sure you plan ahead. >> in oakland. one man is dead and a deputy injured after being grazed by a bullet. it happened early saturday morning in hayward on second street near campus drive in the fairview just district alameda county sheriff's deputies responded to multiple 911. calls of someone knocking on doors in the neighborhood and threatening them. >> we got called hear about. 03:40am for report of an

individual that had a gun that individual was going up and down the street and he was pointing that a weapon at residents along this strip of second street. we know that our deputies saw the individual and that he was armed. big him to drop that weapon. he turned. they tried to de escalate it but they didn't have any for him to comply with that. and he turned and he fired that weapon. we had several deputies returned fire. struck that individual. >> the man died at the scene. investigators found one handgun. it's unclear how the suspect is connected to the neighborhood. they say the investigation is ongoing. >> also in the east bay a developing story this morning. oakland police say an overnight house fire that killed a father and his one year-old daughter was likely set intentionally. now investigators are looking at whether the homicides could be connected to another fire and another shooting death. take a

look at this video from the fire. this is from citizen app. it happened just after midnight on saturday on stern's avenue. other people in the home were also injured in that fire. as for the other crimes last saturday, a man was shot and killed that booker's grocery store in oakland wednesday. a fire was reported at that store. investigators are now looking at that as possible arson on thursday, a man believed to be connected with the shooting turned himself in a number of law enforcement agencies in close, including oakland police fire and now the atf are investigating. >> to delay home where 2 people are recovering this morning following a shooting on thursday. just 2 blocks from washington park on napa street. police found 2 men suffering from gunshot wounds. there. both were transferred to a hospital with serious injuries because of the shooting is still being investigated. >> happening tomorrow. closing arguments are set to get under

way in the murder charge trial of former minneapolis officer derek chauvin. chauvin is charged with murder and manslaughter in the death of george floyd now with the end of the trial closing in the city of minneapolis along with other cities across the country are preparing for any unrest following the outcome. tom negovan is in minneapolis with the latest. >> this is the serious hardware. a 10 foot tall chain-link fence embedded in concrete going up today around the main post office in downtown minneapolis, an area that looks a bit like an armed camp these days watched over by police and the national guard. we're all on edge. we're tired. we're all small business owners and we just. >> are all trying to make a living. but for now they're boarding up. we can either. >> cover the windows over or replace them all. >> locals thought they'd seen it all a pandemic months of looting and rioting that followed the death of george floyd and ben, just as they started to breathe a bit more

easily, a young black man named dante wright shot and killed by police. just 10 miles from the courtroom where former officer derek chauvin is on trial for floyd's death. it started all over again. everybody was waiting until the shopping trial was over. >> and hopefully it was an outcome that everybody wanted and now that there's so much looting and damage to people's property. they're just on edge that it's going to happen sooner than later. >> this is what they remember all too well minneapolis burning not one year ago. the state's governor hasn't forgotten promising he won't allow it to happen again. >> we have to change this. this cannot be allowed to happen. but. we also witness last may that there are those who will exploit tragedy and we didn't have the luxury of being able to plan ahead and simply making sure that that doesn't happen. we cannot allow our city to burn. >> tom negovan. police imposed

a curfew in brooklyn center, minnesota last night it followed a 6th night of protests responding to the shooting death of dante wright. wright was shot and killed last week during a traffic stop in those demonstrations friday night. some protesters threw bottles at police and many in the community are demanding that former officer kim potter be charged with murder and rights death instead of manslaughter. >> meanwhile in chicago, hundreds turned out after the shooting death of 13 year-old adam toledo video from 17 officers body cameras of the shooting was released late last week fueling this outrage. the officer who killed him says the team had a gun in his hand and was aiming at officers. but 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 teenager's family and city officials are asking demonstrations. demonstrators remain peaceful. >> and back here in the bay area. hundreds of people gathered on the peninsula for a rally and march in millbrae. that was united in action with asians, kron four's, phillipe djegal all learned at the events, lawmakers vowed to pass legislation to aggressively address hate. >> the streets of millbrae demoralized by the continued rise and by against asian american pacific islander see frustrated activists demanding action at the local and state level to affect change and de escalate unprovoked attacks. you need a strong legislative changes. we need a social changes. we need people to realize the difference between right and wrong lieutenant eleni kounalakis among the elected leaders to address crowd outside millbrae city

hall stating that immigrants should be celebrating it. didn't even eyes up in sacramento. we know. >> that this is a challenge and we are not going to stand for lawmakers say like to say is working on a package of for us to do what we're doing at the state level. if you keep doing what you are doing at the local level speak but we had for many reasons for joining the rally are personal. a chance stop the silence. >> that we that i feel like i grew up and grain, you know, having green. and i do believe that individuals can make a difference. and it's really up to us community united in action for asians in millbrae leaked it all wrong >> and we're looking at a nice warm-up going on to key in those inland valleys as we race to the middle to upper 80's. a look at that. 4 zone

>> good morning. welcome back. time to talk weather and there's a lot to talk about. exactly. we're going to have a really, really nice. a hot day today things will cool down, though, for the week. dave, how cool will we get throughout the week. we'll shave up maybe a decade or is what we're looking at and we'll see some scattered clouds and maybe a little shower and they're trying to sneak in there into next weekend. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in as we see the east bay shoreline pretty nice. little bit of hazy fog just hanging

around a bit. >> which we're also seeing at the golden gate bridge as well. look at things around sfo. no delays going on this morning and all that fog is mixed out contrast in this temperature map already. it's 48, for example, half moon bay 72 for antioch and plenty of 50's and 60's littering elsewhere across the bay. now up for tahoe. the forecast just shows a little bit of that cooling trend i mentioned for tomorrow 65 but tuesday. 60 56 going on to wednesday that cooling trend. we're going to experience here in the bay as well, although they may pick up some snow come the end of the week. a little dusting i-four to this future cast map to monday as things start to change. we lose the influence of that high-pressure cell, maybe a little sprinkle on tuesday along the coast that just because of a strong marine layer a little bit. you're probably notice the winds now for today. sure they will be as we get the inland heating. but then tomorrow in a little bit on tuesday. that's going to be driven by some up that features as we call him, there's major weather features that are changing around us looking at the long range

forecast models for you as we get to around tuesday, it starts weakening that allows us some rain around us, if you will, getting to the end of the week, though, this is some earnest cooling in more cloud cover, so won't be as nice as this weekend up out of the northwest. that's a good place to be coming in. hopefully might bring us some showers 73 warm degrees in san francisco today. 70 for daly city. 64 meanwhile, for half moon bay. we'll keep it in the 70's in the northern end of the peninsula down south pop in the 80's san carlos 8183 for palo alto. 84 mountain view. santa clara valley. 84 for san jose and santa clara 83 cupertino lower 80's line up the east bay shoreline tri valley mid 80's with dublin about 84 87 for walnut creek and conquered. looks like 76 for berkeley cool spot. of course, as always is 74 for valais. whoa, but 89 vacaville and fairfield again, test run for summer. 85 for napa sonoma at 8686 to max for santa rosa 80's down south 7 day forecast. we fall temperature

wise little bit of a bump in the road here on wednesday. more scattered clouds to note for the weekend and hopefully will scrounge up some rain drops in there as we get a little closer drop in the 60's for the bay. >> if a single can revitalize a it seems an shark. imagine what ocean skin >> from coastal communities to coral reefs shark conservation to surfing the 18 day international ocean film festival is sure to be highlighting a topic you will find interesting. the festival usually takes place in person in san francisco. but this year it is being showcased virtually here to give us the scoop on all of the films included in this year's festival is executive director of the festival blanco anna, a

pleasure to speak with you. i'm a self-proclaimed mermaid myself. i love every, you know, every and any story about the ocean, whether it's a documentary or or not. i'm really, really interested. and the fact that you have 80 different ocean focused films on the schedule for this is incredible. it's a lot of films. >> yes, it is. thank you so much for having me we have like you said over 80 cells they're offering presented virtually. you know, usually we hold or combustible and kelsey theater in fort mason. and you know, you're limited by how much time and how much you can do in a brick and mortar. but n w with the virtual film festival. we have we usually see about 50 films this year. we have 80 homes. and last week just before we launched our festival. we added another 10 feature films from our partners in killed, germany. so we have literally over 90 films to watch about the ocean. >> well, and this is the 18th year. the festival you're

giving people about 18 days to watch all of these films, which is can you talk to me a little bit about what people can find. are they all documentary style films. >> yes, they are. so these are all in may from independent filmmakers from around the world. so there, but they cover every genre. so for example, we have feature films about the ocean. we have short films. we have we have some psa is we actually have one. it's been narrated by morgan freeman about marine debris in the and the films are all categorized by theme. so if you wanted to watch a feature film. you can do that. there's a lot of subject that covers everything that affects or ocean or is part of our ocean, whether it's wales or sustainable seafood. and then their speed program such as shark marine ecosystems and restoration coastal communities and cultures. so in with each within each one

of those things films. there's about 5 or 6 films to watch. so. the subject matter is huge and varied as well as the type of films in fact, there's even a stop-motion lego animation about sharks i highly encourage wow. very cool. i there's even some students submissions. >> that made it into this festival as well. right. >> that's correct. and that's a program i started about 10 years ago when i realize that middle school and high school students. one of the valley to showcase their films. and so we created a competition. it's now global. we have 10 finalists in each category. and i have an amazing volunteer group of scientists and filmmakers to judge them based on 2 criteria primarily. artistic value as well as technical value. so those films are free to watch during the film festival, which is exciting and they're also eligible for a global audience

award so people can go on. next, the films in the can vote for the for the for the global audience award of their choice. >> well, i i'm curious how you choose this lot of films. obviously, like you said, usually are kind of constrained just a couple of days and so being making it virtual allowed you to include so many more. but i'm sure there's a lot of different things you're looking for when you're when you're picking and choosing these films. >> yes, there are. so we look at films in terms of, you know, what is the content. what is the story telling that there it says are a really good story that they're telling us. and i think that's one of the most important parts about it because the ocean is so important. and unless you scuba diving or swimming or surfing and a lot of people don't have access to it. so using film as a way to tell a story, making sure that the story relevant, making sure that the story is educating us about something and then also it gives us an

opportunity to engage. >> what can i do to protect the if it's a film about plastics doesn't tell me way in which i can take action. and, you know, stop using single use plastic materials. so we look at a lot of different criteria. we look at where that comes from would look at all. so if it's the first time filmmaker that's been awards that we've given out this year and we're very excited about that one. i have an incredible group but again, a second group of volunteers who watches all the films. we rank them and we use a lot of criteria whether it's the technical aspects or whether it's the artistic value levitt, the originality, the creativity. so a lot of different factors go into it. but it's a highly curated program this year. we had over 200 with the pandemic. we didn't get as many as we typically get nonetheless incredible films that have increased in terms of

technical value and as well as their storytelling value. well, it did start on thursday and it's going to go until may. 2nd if you want to access them will obviously have the website on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> it's about a $140. if you want to do the full range of films. if you want to have access to all of but you can also purchase single screening. tickets, right. anna. >> yeah, that's so a single films to get start as low as $10. $140 is the all access pass, which gets you all 18 days and over 90 films. and there's like i said, there's freedoms and we also have our education program as well. so those are films for middle school and high school students. whole range of films that are age appropriate. >> all right. anna budko, thank you so much for joining me on and letting people know about this opportunity for them to educate themselves a little bit more about what's going on in our through film. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. thank you. we'll be right

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