>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> happy saturday, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. april 24th when our last weekend of april next, weekend's made. i know i can't believe that i can't believe we've definitely had. >> a lot of warm weather. >> but we're going into some rain this weekend had to pull out the sweatshirt again. against me into sense of false you know, we're back in the shorts and t-shirts not yet. not yet. days. far has got a little bit more on what we can see this weekend a day of i'm

sorry. messing up your good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and the rain gear you need that for tomorrow. today. we just get a little taste of that in some parts of the bay such as san francisco little bit up in the north bay there be some drizzle and lots of cloud cover, although some better clearing happening in the south bay is what we expect live picture shows all the cloud cover pretty much here in from the vantage point of a southern marin and san francisco. you'll see cloud cover good portion of today. there's the golden gate kind of up close and personal. there. 52 for oakland right now. we've got some 50's sprinkle in the east bay up to the north bay pretty close to that as well. 48 santa rosa, it's all this cloud cover in place. 51 san jose. so that's why we're actually a little ahead of where we were this time from yesterday except near water. you can see it's trailing by a degree or so for today, quite a bit of cloud cover in the south. but you'll see quicker and better clearing going on. probably almost like mostly sunny for a few hours. then the clouds start to fill in a little bit later on this evening. we do some predawn showers going on overnight. but to greet us

tomorrow. we'll put that forecast together for you in just a bit. >> we're confident that the covid-19 vaccine meat or robust standards for safety effectiveness and quality for medical product that is used widely, including in healthy individuals. >> and our big story this morning, the johnson and johnson one-dose vaccine is again cleared for use and vaccine clinics could resume using them as early as today. >> the shots were paused back on april 13th due to the potential for some extremely rare, but serious blood clots in women under the age of 50. the vaccine will now come with a label warning label about those rare blood clots for women kron four's camila barco live in alameda county where the johnson and johnson shots are expected to resume. >> some time today. camilla. >> that's right. alameda county health officials plan to start offering the johnson johnson vaccine as quickly as possible. they're basically saying the benefits of this

vaccine. >> far outweigh the risk now like you guys said the government found out of nearly 8 million people who were given the j and j shot 15 recipients developed a rare blood clotting alameda health officials are confident johnson and johnson pfizer and moderna are all effective at preventing hospitalization or death from covid-19. they're just waiting for the western states group to give them the green light before using this vaccine again, this team is the one that advises the governors of nevada, oregon. washington and california on coronavirus vaccines. now here, county leaders agree they can't continue to administer the single dose shot to people who live here. this is what health experts say about resuming the johnson and johnson vaccine. >> by the fda that was absent of. i put the cdc to say we're just going to have this so that, you know, as a consumer that this is very risk. and we know it's doctors to watch out for. i'm hoping i'm hoping

people distrust of vaccines but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's been really careful when we will allow this important match. >> now county county leaders recognize that they're going to have to rebuild the public's trust when it comes to this one dose vaccine. but they do say that the best vaccine is the first one available to you and officials here are monitoring the situation and looking to the cdc for guidance. however, at this time we are not aware as to when they will start using the johnson and johnson vaccine back to you. >> alright camila, thanks a lot for that live report. noel. >> resuming johnson and johnson shot is good news for the vaccine supply. but some communities are having trouble filling their appointment. slots still and napa county health officials at maritimes resorts vaccine clinic say just over a 3rd of the 3,000 available appointments are being used right now. one napa county supervisor says it might be because those who want a vaccine already have their shots. but with only 40%

of eligible residents fully vaccinated trying to make a bigger effort to increase those numbers. >> we still need to make sure that we're actively reach out. you know, we're doing things like peace working with the local school districts will work with communities organizations credit. visibility? >> marin county is also seeing some unused appointments, although more than 80% of county residents eligible for a shot have already had at least one county leaders hope extending hours and adding more community clinics will e% help the last 20% get their shots. >> meanwhile, in the south bay, santa clara county health officials are celebrating a major vaccination milestone. 1 million residents have received at least one dose more than 62% of eligible residents have received a shot and about one 3rd of the population has been fully vaccinated accounts to more than half a million people with an increase in supply. officials say that there are plenty of appointments available.

>> the moderna vaccine could soon have a booster shot available later this year. moderna's ceo says the company is working to develop a booster to help protect against covid variants and hopes to have the shot approved by late summer or early autumn moderna's current vaccine is already more than 90% effective against the virus up to 6 months after the second dose. it still remains unclear how long immunity from the virus will last though, earlier this month, pfizer ceo also said a booster shot was likely a necessary. new guidance from the cdc is recommending pregnant women get the covid shot. it comes following a new study that found no safety concerns among a large group of pregnant people who got the pfizer or moderna shot in their 3rd trimester. there were also no safety concerns found for their babies cdc director doctor rochelle walensky encourage people to speak with. there physicians to

determine what is best for both of them and their child. marty. >> well, coming up in the kron 00:00am morning news, caitlyn jenner says she's running for governor. if a special recall election happens this year will look at the many questions being raised about her ability to lead california. plus, new details about this video from vacaville. it shows a police officer slamming then punching an autistic teenager. and the disturbing findings after a close examination reveals the way that oakland is handling its homeless population.

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>> they're probably gonna miss gravity to floats in about it after what a lot of cloud cover to start things off opening up the skies a little bit of inland. it looks like this afternoon in the south bay, particularly, but rain is

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including eczema nearly 90% of those patients treated for the problem in the 2 weeks that followed had not been diagnosed with eczema before. doctors say skin is our largest organ and it stands to reason it would be affected by wildfire smoke. very interesting. and of course, we're worried about fire season year round. now in the bay area and in california. but it looks like we're going to get a little bit of relief. i was going to say, we're supposed to get some rain tomorrow. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail for us. hey, day of a good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. unfortunately won't be rain will continue one next week. it's a pretty much going to be got one shot a fair mostly on sunday. >> and then maybe perhaps a little bit as we drift into monday. but really it's just one shot. or we could use more. but the season is starting to weigh in on us now. lots of overcast. and for today, i guess the best advice is get what you're going to get done today because tomorrow be a little more difficult again overcast from the shot from timber on the golden gate bridge again. expect overcast not going to stay this way for everybody

all day, though, we do see the skies opening up in the east bay a little bit. and in the south bay, a quick check checking the temperatures because of that. all this cloud cover word about 50 over most of the region sorts mild start. we have here with 55 for 51 san jose 48. meanwhile, for santa rosa watching what goes on for this is now in today. good to get some sprinkles going on in southern missouri. so southern marin and into san francisco. it doesn't get much further than that. you see the south bay kind of opened up a little bit there fills in with cloud cover and then overnight rain develops. nice little swath here in the east bay. but don't worry, there's more coming up. upstream that will be for story tomorrow morning and into the afternoon, coupled with for today. we've got those winds going on this afternoon on shore. kind of a given with that. but when we throw the element of some rain involving there's going to kind of sloppy and all that on sunday. that's why we say got to get done today because tomorrow you add in some winds with that rain just going to kind of sloppy situational,

though we definitely do need the rain. we need a lot more than this. what we have is mostly cloudy today, cool in the 60 some clearing in the south bay that's going to be little window of opportunity. we see that in the east bay that to then tomorrow the rain is scheduled breezy coupled with that. again, the rain will start predawn cool, 50's and 60's for highs the 60's will be a bonanza if you get that next week, it's sunny and warming and we're back to business in the 80's inland already by midweek elements of play together here. there's the front is really racing for us and it's a good location out of the gulf of alaska tends to bring us is juice year systems to help bring us some rain and mountain snows coming up to it. i hope 58 san francisco today 65 san jose, because we have better clearing in the south bay open. meanwhile, check-in about 62 across the wider real estate, a struggle to get to some upper 60's will not be that warm come tomorrow with the rain. we'll get into some of those longer range forecast ideas coming up in just a bit morning. well, thanks a lot will happening today. it's

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>> we didn't think that the front-runners have emerged yet in this campaign. and i think today is you know, cruiser point. i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000, we with some policy chops. he'd let about an issue of the year before we aren't seeing this at all here. >> jenner doesn't have any policy proposals posted to her website yet. but does have merchandise already for sale. she's working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager brad parscale. >> developing news this morning, a ban on new fracking permits in california will begin in 2024 governor. nice newsome taking the action after state lawmakers failed to pass a plan to outlaw fracking. the governor also called on state regulators to look into phasing out all oil production in california by 2045 advocates have consistently fought to end fracking because they say it causes damage to the

environment. critics say the ban on new permits will hurt the state's economy and lead to job losses. >> the attorney general of the turning down state of california. state of california graduates with stranger. >> rob bonta is now officially california's new attorney general. this is video from his swearing-in ceremony friday. he's the first to latino to serve as the top law enforcement official in the state. the former east bay assemblyman has a record of pushing for criminal justice reform including proposals to end cash bail. in many cases bond to replace is javier becerra who was appointed by president biden to become us health and human services secretary. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news the warriors played in front of fans at the chase center for the first time in over a year we'll find out if those fans went home. happy. also the giants. the nays are hot. can they keep it going. we'll find out in all the highlights when we come back.

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>> all right, steph, there's the first fan in the building to see the warriors take on the nuggets. we go to the 2nd half. that's when the dubs really started to pull away some nice ball movement there as step hits the corner 3. oh, boy, you got to be quicker than that. denver. but in this one, it was covering the dubs who are pretty much always one step ahead. 3rd quarter. steph falls back and hits another 3 and he is loving it. why not? he finished with 32 points dream. had a double double 19 assists and 12 boards and the final score. one 19 to 97, you know, was there to see it in person or kylen mills highland. well, as the by like in chase center, having fans back. finally. >> hey kate, and also by here at chase center. a lot of excitement in the air. you could definitely tell fans were pumped up to get back in the stands about 1900 people in attendance. but it sounded like a lot more just based on how loud it was. also, we're all used to it being like dead silent in here. so it was a nice change of pace. that's for sure. and you know, the

players really appreciate it. we just heard from draymond green a couple moments ago during the postgame about this. he said the fans really did provide the team a boost and he want to thank them again, just so appreciative of being able to have dubnation back in chase center. it was a lot of fun to watch this game. a great team win for the dobbs. and again, just having fans back made it really special real boost of energy, as you said, his dream on set, but the nuggets are good kylen. there are the 4th best team in the western conference right now. so how did the does get it done. >> yeah. this was a great team win. like i mentioned a couple things stood out to me for steph curry back to being steph curry after an off night just 18 points against the wizards ending his 11 game. 30 point streak 32 points for steph. so he was looking much more like his usual self another big thing that i noticed kelly who great junior major contributions off the bench since he switched over to that new role coming in. >> off the bench. he seems to really be excelling in that role and he told us during a

media session earlier this week. he's embracing it and that does seem to be true. also jordan poole continuing to come through off the bench. he finished with 15 points. i believe so. he looked really good. we just saw contributions all the way around. draymond green. 19 assists, typical dray setting up other guys. you love to see him in steph curry when things start to click. so it was just a lot of fun to watch this game. the team defititely got it done and played some great basketball. how about some baseball a's on the road in baltimore. they were looking for win number 12 in a row out. top of the 5th inning mon loriano at the plate for oakland and he. >> goes yard. it's 2 nothing game. so that gave oakland a 3. nothing lead and they would end up winning 3 to one. so they have now won 12 in a row. hard to believe when they started the and 6 years. but put it in perspective. it was a 12 in a row is one more than 11 in a row. and it's it's we're just playing each day

with some momentum and just trying to win. that's what this team's been good. >> for a long time is just trying to win .he day. i don't think we're going out there are thinking about previous games. i certainly don't think the guys were thinking about. you know, too much about losing the first funeral was early in the season and you know, we're capable obviously putting together around like this. and i hope continues. >> keep it going and will the giants also found themselves in the win column. they took the lead in this game against the marlins courtesy of a mike yastremski 2 run homer and now san francisco has won 5 of their last 6 games. they've got 2 more against the marlins coming up. but hey, a good friday night. clean sweep.

>> 7.30 on this saturday morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. we are moving along here this morning. and i think we're going to be pretty overcast today. we've got some rain in the forecast. dave spahr has cooked up something for us this morning. yeah, good well, mardy, good morning, for the most part. yeah, that will be true. lot of cloud cover to deal with. although i think in some inland areas in the east bay in the south. but you'll see some afternoon sun going on for a couple of hours, at least. but beyond that, lot of cloud cover to contend with. if you're in san francisco, where the peninsular or and this is pretty much what you're going to see all day today. >> maybe even some drizzle will contend with her hit or miss light shower going on this. the shocking, the east bay shoreline and then of course the golden gate bridge again, we expect maybe a

little hit or marine shower going on here late morning into the early afternoon 52 already for oakland. 55 can get some better heating going on. well inland in the south bay because the sun will poke out 48 going on for santa rosa 52. meanwhile, for novato just checking the winds. we see them around the delta. as you can see there in some of the valleys in the east bay. they will intensify a little bit in some of those valleys this afternoon and through tomorrow. what could be quantas kind of sloppy when you add the rain to that picture too. so have very much of that winter kind of feel their the breezy conditions checking at about 2 o'clock. you can see there breezy at 11 o'clock as well. it looks like with a mixed bag of some sun and clouds. look, we're with a 64. we expect by 2 o'clock. now tomorrow. a lot of uniformity with temperatures. now we'll check in your 4 zone forecast for today. coming up in a bit and also project. when that rain is due to arrive. well, marty. >> new details this morning on a disturbing incident involving vacaville pd and a teenage boy with autism. we should warn you this video may

be hard to watch the home security cameras captured the teenager being punched in the face and slammed to the ground. >> by the police officer. >> first david preston than those. i think the >> there had projected that have brought to them. >> from special meeting for her comeback. move them. >> well, the incident happened on wednesday. police responded to a report of a possible stabbing in the neighborhood. preston was headed to play with a neighbor when police arrived and things quickly escalated. you can see the officer did get physical with preston. police say the officer used, quote, distraction strikes to overcome resistance. >> the department now says at least one officer was aware the teen was autistic, but the acting police chief says the officer who responded to this incident did not know that information. >> and we'll continue to stay on top of this story and report any new developments to you soon as we get them.

>> landrieu hall, the danville police officer and former sheriff's deputy charged with manslaughter has been released from jail. he's out on 200, $20,000 bail. he was charged wednesday by the contra costa county d a in the killing of 33 year-old. a lot of mare arboleda hall shot and killed her belated during a chase through the streets of danville back in november of 2018. he later testified he believed a relay to was going to run him over. although video shows him continuing to fire as he steps out of the path of our latest car. >> in the north bay. the effort to recall winds are done. mayor dominic foppoli will offense will officially enter the next phase on monday. now, according to the santa rosa press, democrat. the chair of the recall foppoli campaign plans to file papers to calling to remove poli through a recall election. the poly is facing assault accusations from 6

different women and has been facing pressure to resign as well. the mayor designed denies those accusations and is refusing to step down. instead he has stepped back from his duties. >> a redwood city family is recovering after a home invasion, a kron four's amanda hari spoke to the victim's daughter to learn more about what happened and how they're doing. >> i spoke to the daughter off camera. she says the whole family is still very scared. her mother was hurt. the worst she had a cut on her forehead and a busted lip. >> this really an unexpected crime. and what neighbors say is usually a quiet neighborhood. joe de lago says his wife heard the home invasion. she heard a little commotion last police say it happened near villota road and oak avenue in redwood city around 11 thursday night. i spoke to the victim's daughter. she says she was with her parents just 15 minutes before the incident

happened. she posted about it on next door dot com to let her neighbors now de lago has lived in this neighborhood for about 30 years and has never seen anything like this. it's really a great neighborhood did that. you the victim's daughter says that 3 masked men went into the home case. her father and hit her mother in the head and mouth with a gun. >> they took a safe inside. there were important documents and all the money they'd state. they filed a report with redwood city police and are hoping the suspects are caught law goes says he's keeping an eye out. but hopes nothing like this happens again. now they just started. >> started to be a little bit more. >> things happening like that. seems to me the daughter tells me the suspects left in a light colored bmw suv at the back window was broken out in redwood city amanda hari kron 4 news.

>> a bay area nonprofit is working to keep asian americans safe in their communities. the vines and smiles organization is located in south san francisco and they created some safety kits include items like whistles to help. call for help just in case of an emergency. now all of this comes after a wave of of assault against the asian american community across the bay area and across the country. >> i saw people posting in the awareness was great. but i was like, what are we doing to really help protect the elderly when they want to go out and go buy groceries or just for a walk and went without waiting for someone to help them solace thinking we need a creepy safety kids and put these in the hands of the elderly. so they feel a bit more safe. >> well, those kits also include small flashlights self-defense personal sirens and pepper gel spray members with not with the nonprofit say elderly asian americans need these kits the most. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news several bay area counties are already seeing the effects of a dry

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>> a new audit finds the city of oakland is not prepared to deal with the homeless crisis. according to the report, nearly 79% of homeless people were unsheltered because of a lack of permanent to 40 affordable housing options. yeah. that audit also revealed certain housing options for the homeless kron four's.

gayle ong talked with the city auditor and the city council member. >> we're living it and seeing it every day on and off the freeways of oakland road. the district throughout our city. they see how begin basket problem has become. they how we have not at a quickly addressed city council member lauren taylor says he is not surprised. an audit found. the city was not prepared to deal with the problem and left and efficient strategy for dealing with the growth of the camps given management is how we support people who are. >> on the street and an house. >> but we have to really make sure that we're keeping folks from getting an have get becoming and how and also we have to help those who are in house transition into long term, permanent housing, the 102 page audit counts that nearly 79% of homeless people were unsheltered because of a lack of permanent affordable housing options. >> and limited temporary housing option. the residents have clearly stated that this is a huge issue for them. they want to make sure that are on

health properly cared for as well as our house. >> are you still there. public parks and streets are safe. it took elected city auditor of oakland. courtney ruby a year to complete the report we identify 12.6 million dollars. that was not with an budget, right. so that means the city didn't have a formal budget to put these in camden activities. but now all the council has this information and the mayor have the information and we're right in the middle of the budget cycle. the council also found that 70% of oakland's homeless population are african-american compared to 24% in the general population structural racism. >> that first day in cities across our country. the same. just proportional representation exist. and so it's just further emphasize or need to bring a true equity lines where we are focused on solving these challenges that also look that police and fire response times to ensure

response times to an encampment are appropriate. >> and equitable the city auditor will present the homeless services performance in a virtual meeting on monday in oakland. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> quite a bit of cloud cover. we've got for today as we wait for the rain event coming into tomorrow. we'll take a look at that and what the week looks like ahead for you to along with the 4 zone forecast kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> good morning. welcome back. it is, of course, been a dry year already and several bay area counties are already seen the effect of so little rain farmers and solano county are already worrying about how the weather will affect their crops. melanie townsend shows us how farmers in vacaville are changing the way they conserve water as they prepare for the worst. >> california's 58 counties 85% are now under a severe drought forecast. according to the national drought mitigation center in for extreme drought counties like sacramento and solano lindsay li. big says the effects are already being seen with the drought affected as was during our winter crop. so things like, hey. >> you're a posture. those types areas. so we're really seeing. >> the most parking areas right now on our animal industry. lots of probably be

moving some cattle either out of the state or 4 different areas in the state. >> we're not alarmed, but we're being careful honor. 55 acre soul food farm in solano county owner alexa's koch is doing what she can to prepare her. all of trees in flower beds ahead of a dry fire season. there are times now that farmers also have to realize that there's no power. so your pumps won't work and you can't water things. it. it's a particularly hot day over a 100 degrees. that's why covid and other farmers have been using a method called dry farming or regenerative agriculture in drought conditions. if you were taking care of the soil and managing the soil to have a more water holding capacity and keeping this oil covered. so it wasn't getting cracked and dried and evaporating moisture. that was even a much higher level of sort of managing the farm and dealing with droughts which not only saves water within the county. but according to kofi, it produces a better

tasting product. there's also good news for the fruit and vegetable crop outlook for sec county farmers. >> we are well conditions to dealing with reduced water report day. that and really being more affected your gears. so all of our technology is in place. all of those things that we've done here to here have really managed water. most efficiently. those already fully in place. >> things are changing. and so farming has to to move along and change with it and some of the old methods just don't make sense anymore for going to conserve our resources. >> well, that was melanie townsend reporting for us this morning. farmers say many crops will likely be in short or 0 supply during the inevitable drought. so they're asking people to just to have patients. we've been having patients for the rain for several weeks to we have been and, you know, one of the one of the issues as well as the fact that we're going to dig a little deeper for produce that we love in the summertime because if we can find it, it's going to be a pretty penny dave sphar has got a little bit more detail on the

rain that we are going to see this weekend. hey, morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and also with that to mountain snows for the bank account up there. so we need that and we're getting some of that as well. so at least that's good news. however, not as much as we can use. we can use another event coming up next week. but unfortunately one shot or here on sunday and then. >> that's kind of it. and we'll go back to almost summer like weather live shot coming in for yeast bay shoreline. we can see the overcast skies. not for everybody and not all day but a good chunk of the bay will see considerable clouds like this throughout the day today. quick temperature check for you. the really the story is how mild it is. what you expect with overcast going on this marine layer. quite active pretty much uniform at this hour. now 55 to lower 50's covering a lot of the east bay. 51 san jose 49 meanwhile, for san francisco back up to the mountains as i mentioned, tomorrow, the snow day monday clearing out and sunny already by tuesday or temperature check we're struggling in the 30's tomorrow. 40's then up to 50's. as you can see, and this is winter storm. winter weather advisory package along

with the ride. this actually technically kicks in about 11 o'clock today and will be with us until monday at 11:00am so you can see the good coverage zone here with this and again warnings and advisories are all with the package now back in the home front. this is what we're talking about might see some drizzle or light rain showers late morning hours for southern marin san francisco a little bit that clears out of touch in terms of the rain. we're going to keep a lot of cloud cover here. some areas will open up a little bit. particular santa clara valley. then to overnight. this is 03:00am now. rain redevelops off here, the east bay. but there is more upstream quite thick and juicy. as you can see all day tomorrow. but as we get to the afternoon, it starts to taper off in the west here see might build a salvage something in the afternoon into the evening hours as the rain moves on out unfortunate long-range. again, it's sunday. beyond that. we really don't see anything happening. we're going to warm up phase as we get into wednesday thursday back to the 80's again. we see considerable clouds dropping

in here by friday. see if anything ever comes of that. but we might get lucky just to get drugs or light rain, checking your 4 zone forecast for this saturday. 58 san francisco to about 58 for daly city. 55 pacifica 55 also for half moon bay northern end of the peninsula along the bay side, lower 60's heading down south 64 palo alto and mountain view very muted for those temperatures even in the 4 zone here, 65 san jose 65 also cupertino milpitas at 63 the overcast as keeping these temperatures in check even well inland off the livermore only about 65 union city at 64 walnut creek 65 conquered about 6662 san leandro. not a big difference between inland along the east bay shoreline a chilly 56 checking in delay. whoa. fairfield at 6562 for napa sonoma. 64 in santa rose at 62 lower to middle 60's down south. here comes back again. the 80's by the middle of the week should mention there's the possibility couple strikes of lightning with this, with cold air aloft here

and the colder freezing line is getting a little closer to the surface. you don't need a lot of action to get maybe even potentially some possible hail. and as we get into the bay will start seeing some 70's popping up here by wednesday and even 60's going on at the coached noel. >> and save roadtrippers rejoice highway one at rock creek near big sur is now back open some heavy rainfall caused a portion of the roadway to collapse back in january. governor newsome was at the ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday to celebrate the long-awaited reopening it took 86 days for crews to fix that piece of highway to repair cost about 11.5 million dollars. it was originally projected to not reopen until june. but the lack of rain actually allowed workers to finish the job months ahead of schedule. >> so we have crews were at that have worked 7 days a week for the last 86 days because we know how important this lifeline is. it's important to

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them from the bay area. >> the cream of the bay and like many other aquariums is primarily focused on. a marine life and biodiversity of the san francisco bay. so most of the animals in our collections are from san francisco bay and this acts as a lens that tells us and off the exquisite marine biodiversity that exists in our bay and there's a need to protect them against luton's you know, some of the other factors that endanger their lifestyles and habitat. and this offers a living lab for learning. and that's the primary aim the credit of the bay. >> fantastic. we'll throughout their 25 years. it's been very popular on pier 39 they have welcome some 15 million visitors have yet to this at that one. but maybe this is i guess this is the year now 25th care. yeah. might as well. you got to do it. i did it years ago. and i think it's an to go back definitely places on. yes. still ahead in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news the johnson and johnson vaccine

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kron 00:00am morning news. >> and we're turning the corner on 08:00am. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. april 24th and those april showers are finally coming one shower, though, one they've got the details for us a day. okay. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. lot overcast to start things off. mike a little bit of drizzle and the city in southern marin a little bit later on this morning as reproach run the noon hour. but the real show starts overnight. >> and through tomorrow morning, it looks like as we wait for some rain to come to our way. here are the overcast skies from the east bay shoreline looking out as you will notice to the bay. there's the overcast as we see also the golden gate, although it looks like sun is trying to peer in there through some thin layers of the clouds looking at stormtracker 4 just to see what's out there again. a few showers are expected to develop along the coast and again, that will focus of the peninsula coast and southern marin. we're looking at mostly

50's across the region. and this is because of the overcast skies. temperatures have been able to fall. but they won't be on rise too much either today 49 up to santa rosa 55 going on in antioch, 51 san carlos and 53 san jose by now we're start to trail a little bit. looks like a degree or so behind where we were this time from yesterday, although you notice it's a warmer inland by comparison looking at the planner, 60 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're going to about 64 again opening up the skies, particularly this afternoon, early this afternoon, santa clara valley and some of the east bay inland. we are looking for that rain. tomorrow will be plotting for you coming up in just a bit. >> we're confident that the covid-19 vaccine meat or robust standards for safety effectiveness and quality for medical product that is used widely, including in healthy individuals. >> now to our big story this hour the johnson and johnson one-dose vaccine is again cleared for use and vaccine

clinics could start up again as early as today. the shots were paused back on april 13th. you might remember due to the potential for extremely rare. >> but serious blood clots in women under the age of 50. so the vaccine will now come with a warning label about those rare blood caught some blood clots and kron four's camila barco. >> live with more on this in alameda county. with johnson and johnson's shots are expected to resume camila. good morning. >> that's right. at this time. alameda county health officials are waiting to be given the all-clear before using the johnson and johnson vaccine. again. they do plan to start offering it as soon as possible. they're just waiting for the western states group to get them the green light before using it. this is a team that advises the governors of nevada, oregon. washington and california on coronavirus vaccines. health officials in alameda are confident johnson and johnson pfizer and moderna are all effective at preventing

hospitalization or death from covid-19. they say the benefits far outweigh the risk and they agree they can continue to administer the single dose shot. 2 people who live here. this is what health experts say about resuming the johnson and johnson vaccine. >> by the there was absolute by put by the cdc to say we're just going to have this so that, you know, as a consumer that this is very risk. and we know it's doctors to watch out for. i'm hoping i'm hoping people distrust of vaccines but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's been really careful when we will allow this important now the government found out of nearly 8 million people who received who were given the j and j shot 15 recipients developed a rare blood clot clotting now county county leaders recognize that they're going to have to build the public's trust. >> when it comes to the one dose vaccine. but they do say the best vaccine is the first

one offered to you and now san francisco and marin county also plan to resume the johnson and johnson vaccine. once they're given the all clear and well alameda county officials are monitoring the situation and are looking to the cdc for guidance. >> alright camila, thank you for that report. >> well, resuming the johnson and johnson shots, of course, is great news for the vaccine supply. but some communities are still having trouble filling their appointment slots in napa county health officials at meritage resort vaccine just over a 3rd of the 3,000 available appointments are being used. one app. a county supervisor says it might be because those who want a vaccine already have their shots. but with only 40% of eligible residents fully vaccinated. they're making a bigger effort to increase those numbers. >> we still need to make sure that we're actively reach you know, we're doing things like peace we're working with the local school districts will work with communities organizations workers and the visibility.

>> and marin county is also seeing someone used appointments as well. although more than 80% of county residents eligible for a shot have already had at least one county leaders are hoping extending hours and adding more community clinics will help the last 20% get the vaccine. >> meanwhile, in the south bay, santa clara county health officials are celebrating a major vaccination milestone. 1 million residents have received at least one dose more than 62% of eligible residents have received the shot as well. about a 3rd of the population has been fully vaccinated. that's more than half a million people now with an increase in supply. officials say there are plenty of appointments available. it's a similar story in the north bay. many moraine county vaccine sites are offering same day and drop in vaccine appointments. so they say if you haven't made an appointment yet. now is the time more than 80% of marin county residents eligible for a shot have had at least one. >> the moderna vaccine could

soon have a booster shot available later this year. moderna ceo says the company is working to develop a booster to help protect against covid variance and hopes to have the shot approved by late summer or early fall moderna's clinton current vaccine is already more than 90% effective against the coronavirus up to 6 months after the second dose. but it's still unclear how long immunity from the virus last now, earlier this month, pfizer's ceo said that a booster shot was likely necessary. and there's new guidelines from the cdc that recommends pregnant women get the covid shot. it comes following a new study that found no safety concerns among a large group of pregnant people who got the pfizer or moderna shot in their 3rd trimester. there are also no safety concerns found the for their babies. the cdc director doctor rochelle walensky encourage people to talk to their doctors, to the figure out what's the best for them and their child.

>> well, coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, caitlyn jenner says she's running for governor at the special recall election happens this year. we're going to look at many questions being raised about her ability to lead california. but first, it's hollywood's biggest weekend. we have an oscars preview for you straight ahead. stick with us. kron 4 morning news continues. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement.

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>> all right. well, happening tomorrow. the 93rd annual academy awards ceremony takes place and we waited longer than usual for this year's oscars to arrive. usually back unlike but hollywood is now ready to bring the tumultuous year at the box office to a ceremony. us end to mark mester is at union station where preparations for a very different academy awards are underway. >> from outside of union station. it's the home to this year's academy awards, the 93rd to be exact and because of covid-19 will, of course, be seeing a lot of changes lights camera and action. we'll hold special meaning for this year's academy awards shot by committee. what does that mean? it means it's going to be shot in 24 frames per second and a widescreen format. but even some over the shelter shots. >> no one knows what it's going to look like. it's not going to look like any other oscar ceremony in the prior 9

to 2 years movie critic. scott movie man study telling the changes for hollywood's biggest night, including a change of venues. the oscars will be taking place at around 10 to 12 locations around the world, including union station, including the dolby theater in hollywood where it is hosted the oscars for the last 19 years. covid-19 took a devastating toll on filmmaking over the past year with production is halted or canceled actors and crews out of work and theater chain shutting down this year's awards will reflect a new normal guests need to take 3 covid tests prior to the show. masks must be worn. unless one is on camera and the famed red carpet. we'll only have 3 photographers and interviews will be conducted with at least 7 feet of space. >> only a 170 will be allowed inside with people being rotated in and out every possible covid protocol has been followed in every every piece of this. >> the preparations are still underway at this hour. the show is 5 o'clock on sunday night. for now. i'm mark mester reporting outside of union station.

>> a orange. chris says he may be on zoom in his library. something sunglasses on. we've got going on right now waiting for some light rain and drizzle happening early today by this afternoon. a little bit of opening up of the skies. just a touch. but tomorrow.

>> well, for your health this morning. there's a u c berkeley study that looked at why women live longer than men. researchers say it may

all be in the genes. they studied male fruit flies and found the male bugs have excess. y chromosomes. and over time those repeat chromosomes are freed and they become active. it creates a toxic side effect that can damage dna and actually shorten their lifespan. trusting will researchers believe that same effect. >> could be taking place in men. human man. it's interesting to we could learn something about ourselves from fruit flies. >> searchers are looking everywhere. yeah. these little tidbits of information and fruit flies. i guess are just as legit as any place, i as it does. we'll his mice or or anything like that. i guess with a day. i'm gonna live longer. the both felt that they be of ocean or in process. the women have to live longer because that's where the babies are born from biochemistry are at squishy stuff of biology. here's what we've got going on right now here in the east bay shoreline here. overcast sky conditions is how we're starting the day off and this afternoon into of

the south, they might start to see some breakups of those clouds temporarily is not the last row long beach get a few hours. the sun probably the again, the east bay in the south bay north bay. in this vantage point. less. so it looks like there's the golden gate bridge for you again. the overcast we saw some thinning of the skies just a bit. but you pretty much count on that. but as ugly as that may look, today's the day you want to get things done because tomorrow little tricky. although the new wrinkle this morning is what looks like this rain line is going to arrive a little earlier. that means nocturnal predawn get it all over with and maybe salvage a little the afternoon potentially lower 50's look like in the east bay. well, inland. we see him pop the antioch at 5549. meanwhile, san francisco 53 san jose futurecast for. there you have it. a little opportunity for some sprinkles and so forth opening up a little bit to the south and the east bay to let the sun out for a touch. here comes the overcast overnight. rain develops still predawn pretty good. nice mass of rain across the bay in. but there's

a line that's driving everything that will be with the winds. by the way. but it looks like it clears are area before sunset tomorrow. so maybe late in the afternoon in the north bay particular get a little bit of a break because the storm is following the very a typical pattern we're used to out of the gulf of alaska dropping south like that. and obviously there's moisture to work with. so all the elements we need for like a winter storm tight feel a program tomorrow. those winds we breezy on shore. that's for today. you can actually see the footprints of the frontier right about there. wishing right through by 11. we'll see. have the in its wake will have the winds behind it filtering in but not quite the intensity as when the line is with us now with all this going on, cold air aloft might have some claps of thunder in there and potentially maybe even some hail maybe. but the bigger driver is a good stratus rain. we have for a good number of hours mostly cloudy today cool 60's some clearing to the south bay, as i mentioned, maybe in the east bay too tomorrow. it's rain scheduled breezy cool with 50's. some 60's. well, inland

and then for this week, sunny and warming quickly. we're bouncing right back to late spring with a lot of the 80's going on by midweek in the latter portion thereof. here is the system. we're watching the low dropping south waits on a mission isn't a little drizzle gain expected today. the bigger story happens late tonight, tomorrow, 58 san francisco will do about 62 for oakland, 65 san jose. but it varies it will be cloudy all day today for san francisco drifted results and showery and then for the south they might get the skies opening up for a few hours before filling back again and again tonight 67 antioch lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. look at more of this in detail in the 4 zone forecast and also check that extended to marty. sounds good. dave. thanks a lot. will happening today. it's national drug take back day. it's an annual event that allows everyone to properly disposed. >> a prescription medications to prevent abuse drug addiction and overdose deaths at its last take back day in october.

>> the d collected a record high amount of expired unused prescription medications. totaling close to 500 tons of unwanted drugs. here is a list of some of the locations around the bay area where you can drop off your unwanted prescription meds for a full list. you can just head to our web site. kron 4 dot com. >> turning to politics this morning. another republican is throwing their hat in the ring. if there's a recall election of governor newsome caitlyn jenner says that she's running for governor. the olympian turned reality star made that announcement online and is hoping to replace the governor. >> our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala tells us how recall organizers and team newsome are responding to the news. >> caitlyn jenner will run as a republican, adding some celebrity to an already wide field of candidates from that party. >> center says she's in announcing she'll run for california governor in the likely recall election of gavin newsome. in a statement friday. the lgbtq reality star and former olympian said she's been a compassionate disrupter

throughout her life and is quote, a proven winner and the only outsider who can put an end to gavin newsom's disastrous time as governor jenner had no policy proposals posted to a web site friday but did already have plenty of merchandise for sale. but can you sum sidestepping questions about gender jumping in friday. the state's going to come roaring back. and so to answer your question. >> that's what i'm focused. and i think today is a historic and i think, you know, we wish your the very best of luck. recall organizer and the economy says the effort to replace gavin newsome has entered a new phase like we've always said we didn't think that the front-runners have emerged yet in this campaign. and i think today is you know, cruiser point. but i think this is the opening act of the circus. that is the recall democratic strategist. stephen, the as press secretary for governor gray davis who was recalled and replaced by arnold schwarzenegger. i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000. >> we with some policy chops.

it let about an issue of the year before he was married to maria shriver was a lot of political recognition we aren't seeing this at all here that he knew some noting jenner is working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager newsom's campaign manager dan newman said in a statement, quote, we always knew the republican recall would be a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters which only reinforces how much californians appreciate governor newsom's competent compassionate experience leadership during an unprecedented series of crises. >> meanwhile, jenner says a more formal announcement and updates are coming in a matter of weeks in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. the warriors played in front of fans at the chase center for the first time in over a year we'll find out of the warriors. fans went home happy last night. giants and a's are both hot. can they keep it going. we got all the answers for you when we come back.

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now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> and mister passion. thank you for your patience. take a to some precedent situation. great to see you all back. >> all right, steph, there's the first fan in the building to see the warriors take on the nuggets. we go to the 2nd half. that's when the dubs really started to pull away some nice ball movement there

as step hits the corner 3. oh, boy, you got to be quicker than that. denver. but in this one, it was carrying the dubs who are pretty much always one step ahead. 3rd quarter. steph falls back and hits another 3 and he is loving it. why not? he finished with 32 points dream. had a double double 19 assists and 12 boards and the final score. one 19 to 97, you know, was there to see it in person or kylen mills highland. well, as the by like in chase center, having fans back. finally. >> hey kate and 5 here at chase center. a lot of excitement in the air. you could definitely tell fans were pumped up to get back in the stands about 1900 people in attendance. but it sounded like a lot more just based on how loud it was. also, we're all used to it being like dead silent in here. so it was a nice change of pace. that's for sure. and you know, the players really appreciate it. we just heard from draymond green a couple moments ago during the postgame about this. he said the fans really did provide the team a boost

and he want to thank them again, just so appreciative of being able to have dubnation back in chase center. it was a lot of fun to watch this game. a great team win for the dobbs. and again, just having fans back made it really special real boost of energy, as you said, his dream on set, but the nuggets are good kylen. there are the 4th best team in the western conference right now. so how did the does get it done. >> yeah. this was a great team win. like i mentioned a couple things stood out to me for steph curry back to being steph curry after an off night just 18 points against the wizards ending his 11 game. 30 point streak 32 points for steph. so he was looking much more like his usual self another big thing that i noticed kelly who great junior major contributions off the bench since he switched over to that new role coming in. >> off the bench. he seems to really be excelling in that role and he told us during a media session earlier this week. he's embracing it and that does seem to be true. also jordan poole continuing to come through off the bench.

he finished with 15 points. i believe so. he looked really good. we just saw contributions all the way around. draymond green. 19 assists, typical dray setting up other guys. you love to see him in steph curry when things start to click. so it was just a lot of fun to watch this game. the team definitely got it done and played some great basketball. how about some baseball a's on the road in baltimore. they were looking for win number 12 in a row out. top of the 5th inning mon loriano at the plate for oakland and he. >> goes yard. it's 2 nothing game. so that gave oakland a 3, nothing lead and they would end up winning 3 to one. so they have now won 12 in a row. hard to when they started the and 6 years. but put it in perspective, it was a 12 in a row is one more than 11 in a row. and it's it's we're just playing each day with some momentum and just trying to win. that's what this team's been good. >> for a long time is just trying to win the day. i don't think we're going out there are thinking previous games. i certainly don't think the guys were. thinking about. you

know, too much about losing the first few in a row. it was early in the season and you know, we're capable obviously putting together around like this. and i hope continues. >> keep it going and will the giants also found themselves in the win column. they took the lead in this game against the marlins courtesy of a mike yastremski 2 run homer and now san francisco has won 5 of their last 6 games. they've got 2 more against the marlins coming up. but hey, a good coming up. but hey, a good when a truck hit my car, coming up. but hey, a good the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news at say 30. >> it is a 30 it's going to be a little cloudy for some of that way they've sparked a little bit more detail on what we can start seeing the rain that's supposed come this weekend well, on oil mardy. good morning. and good morning, everybody. we expect the rain in earnest to be happening nocturnal overnight and then very early tomorrow morning. >> yeah. a lot of cloud cover to deal with today, although they'll be some breaks in their clouds in the inland areas in the south bay in the east bay there. we have a pretty much what you're going to see over most of the bay, at least the morning hours, the golden gate overcast temperature check or pretty much a 50 story over most of the bay 49 at the santa rosa compliments of the cloud cover keeping temperatures in check. also a bit of a wind picking up in the east bay that will be for everybody with that onshore. wind influence felt today. there's the clouds sect of the clouds rolled on in a pretty late early into this morning or overnight going on

here again, we expect the rain to be following suit with this. so we'll expect partly cloudy by 12. this gives no to some clearing in land happening a bit for a time. a few hours turning a bit breezy to windy by mid-afternoon going have your 4 zone forecast and the extended in just a bit. well, marty. thanks, dave. new details this morning on a disturbing incident involving vacaville pd and a teenage boy with autism. we should warn you this video. >> may be hard to watch. well, home security cameras captured the teenager being punched in the face and slammed to the ground by a police officer. >> first david preston been though, that may be >> there have been the projected that have brought to them. >> from out of special meeting or prior contact. him. >> and wednesday. police responding to a report of a possible stabbing in the neighborhood. preston was headed to play with a neighbor when police arrived and things quickly escalated. you can see

the officer getting physical with preston police say the officer used, quote. >> distraction strikes to overcome resistance. the department now says at least one officer was aware the teen is autistic, but the acting police chief says the officer who responded to this incident did not know that information. >> and we will continue to follow this story and report any new developments to you. now to the east bay this morning when friends and family are coming together to remember an oakland father and daughter who were killed in a fire last week. a tragic story out there and we're learning more about what happened that night. >> from someone who was inside when the home was targeted by an unknown arsonist kron 4 says the canadian brings us that story. >> as some of those lay died heroically doing what any father would do sacrificing himself to rescue his one year-old daughter aliya from danger. tragically they were both killed in a fire last saturday at their home in east oakland.

>> this is video of family friends neighbors coming together for a vigil in honor of outside of what's left of their home. >> as some his a hero. >> sleighs brother-in-law phys allow says they're muslim family was observing the holy month of ramadan that night with their whole suddenly engulfed in flames around like. >> fun. >> way her, you know, somebody kick the break that allows us and that has run fast down as chair. somebody come for us. you know. somebody came. and we had, you know, this. and next low, you know. >> buys allow someone says both he and his son started evacuating family members from the burning building. >> i save my little cousin. and some he said. >> and my daughter, my wife,

my aunt. >> with his help most of slaves family escaped the fire, including his wife who was 9 months pregnant. then the 37 year-old father went back inside for his baby girl. aliyah. but neither of them would make it out alive. his body was found later with a designs. oakland. police are investigating the fire as an act of arson that they believe may be connected to a previous shooting and fire where we saw worked at a liquor store not far from his home. if you could say something to the person who did this. if they were looking at this. >> news story, what would you say to them is should you know right now. >> should die. but i think this those whole know hot. they've been having out. >> oakland, police and crime stoppers are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in this case has it made you kron 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron

00:00am morning news lifesaving accessories like face masks and other ppe are killing the planet. how environmental activists are cleaning up and trying to say here.

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drawing attention to some of the biggest environmental challenges here in the bay area. the pandemic has made ppe such as face masks and other lifesaving sesser ease. but much of it is disposable and ends up littering our beaches and our waterways. kron four's. maureen kelly has more on that. >> ppe like disposable face masks could be seen warren everywhere in our collective effort to protect ourselves from the coronavirus. but they're also turning up as trash on our streets blown onto our beaches and polluting the bay and ocean. this is not ok, lynn adams with pacifica beach. coalition is holding a bag stuffed with disposable gloves masks and sanitizing wipes volunteers using the clean swell ap to track what's being picked up how long a 1000 pieces of ppe a month from around the bay area since october. what's believed to be just a small fraction of pandemic-related waste causing damage to our ecosystem could be ingested but animals and

cause a blockage. >> it could be entangled in an animal and the bird's foot or in a beaker and many people think these disposable masks are made out of paper actually composed of a lot of plastic products, which means they are not biodegradable. >> plus it is is so horrible because it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces and it's always plastic, right. it doesn't turn into soil when it goes into the ocean and the and the fish are eating it. then we catch the fish. we eat the fish. and so we're getting the plastic through them. back to us. and it's very harmful. it is very toxic. we want to encourage people to be as safe as possible in the pandemic. >> but it is also producing this unintended consequence that is direct impact on our waterways called virtual with bay keeper says ppe is not the only pandemic-related waste that's ending up polluting our waters takeout containers.

>> their estimates in the united states. and that's the average american is using 25 to 30% more disposable products and that's in direct relation to the pandemic. the things people can do to help. don't litter pick up trash. you see and participate in cleanup efforts. >> learn which plastics can be recycled in your area. virtual says people should also encourage their politicians to put pressure on the plastic industry to develop by debatable alternatives to create alternatives to plastic packaging in general because that's really the only way we'll tackle this type of issue because plastic pollution will still be a problem. well after the pandemic is over. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> alright waiting for some rain to develop for tonight going get this thing a little bit more active into tomorrow morning. it's kind of a one-day affair, though. but it has all the trappings of a winter type little store. we're going to let you know what you can expect in the 4 zone forecast brought 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. road trippers rejoice here. highway one at rock creek near big sur is now open after some heavy rainfall caused the roadway to collapse back in january. governor newsome was at the ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday to celebrate the long-awaited reopening it took 86 days for crews to fix a piece of highway costing about 11.5

million dollars. this was all originally projected to reopen in june. no rain actually allowed workers to finish the job months ahead of schedule. >> so we have crews were at that have worked 7 days a week for the last 86 days because we know how important this lifeline is. it's important to the community. it's important to tourism the economy, the economy of this state to be able to say and governors love saying this. anyone does anyone. the private sector low saying. >> that we've got some done ahead of schedule and on budget. >> people living and working in big sur are also praising this quick work by caltrans as they were already suffering from the pandemic before losing nearly all of their traffic. it's such a beautiful ride down that way. anyways. so. >> the governor said yesterday in that press conference at highway one is a jewel and it is one of the prettiest drives in the country if not the world. yeah, no, you can't. you can't beat it to on beautiful day it's it's one

that you you have to just kind let's take the longer route. you take a little dave, unfortunately highway one even though it's open is going to be clouded over. probably most of the day. yeah. and rain coming our way tomorrow. so this is not the great weekend for a trip down there last weekend was i know. >> and the only good thing to say about this is the rain that we're talking sunday has been pushed a little forward. so that's good news. although will be delayed a little to the south into these. remember live shot from waller creek. by the way, this is what's going on. overcast. but this will probably improve a little bit this afternoon. give a couple of hours of sunshine. so, you know, throw the shades in the car may need them a little bit. but again, clouds will build by this late afternoon evening hours. temperature check 49 of the santa rosa 52 valais right now. lot of 50's off to the east bay. 53 meanwhile, for san jose with the rain. that means mountain snows the big day tomorrow. but that clears out pretty quickly. temperatures recover from ghe 30's and highs up to about the 50's by tuesday. this nice

little klein. we'll see that the bay area to for next week after we're done with the rain. meanwhile, with this winter storm that they're going to get as we are to. we have a warning and advisory can see the color shun here and this a period of time. we're watching late this morning at 11:00am around with us until 11:00am on monday that basically covers the whole zone of that sunday, a pop that we're getting. and this don't forget is a little delayed compared to what the bay area gets in terms of rain. let's march through it for today. first now some token little showers going on covering san francisco. southern moran doesn't get too much progress in london. again. we'll see the skies open up a touch in the santa clara valley and the east bay to overnight overcast here. here we go. some rain starts to pop in the east bay in the south bay. but the line is which one to watch. that's going to drive the winds by late morning tomorrow into the early afternoon. you see it marching right across the bay. looks like it falls apart from the rain. projections here. but at least we'll get that opportunity for rain and more mountain snows up the bank account there. now the

long-range forecast again. sunday is the big day to watch beyond that. you know, obviously with high pressure building in the warming that we talked about will get much activity, but curiously we get a lot of deck of clouds. we get a big deck of clouds here on friday into the weekend. for now that looks to be dry. but we'll see if anything develops out of that as we get a little closer, 4 zone forecast cover you this saturday. 58 san francisco also looks like for daly city pacific about 55 pushing it to the lower 60's on the bay side of the peninsula. foster city 64 along with palo alto and mountain view santa clara valley where we'll see a little opening of the skies doesn't do much temperatures. those 65 san jose and milpitas 63 65 cupertino and the east bay shoreline to the south, mid 60's and tri valley were thus be some better clearing today mid 60's as well. looks like walnut creek at 6566 for concord. berkeley coming in at 59 56 filet o 65 for fairfield with nap at 6262. also santa

rosa and lower 60's heading down south of the coast remaining in the 50's. you'll see 70 forecast. there are the numbers we popped by wednesday back to the 80's. the bay responds accordingly into the 70's chilly day tomorrow, though, in the upper 50's and at the coast with a lot of 50's little couple strikes of lightning going on here. yeah. with the cold air aloft potentially might have a couple of strikes going on or maybe even some token hail to noel and marty. >> the oakland a's dream of a bay front, a stadium. >> is moving forward the a's released a plan that spells out what the privately funded billion dollar project could mean for the team. the city and people who live in the east bay kron four's terisa stasio talks to the a's president about the team's vision and what they're asking for to make that vision a reality. >> but we really need to haul. it's got in trouble. it's at the end of its useful like the lights went out the other night was kind of embarrassing. that's oakland athletics. president dave campbell.

>> on the team's quest to move out of the coliseum into a brand new waterfront ballpark on friday. the latest inning in this very long game. the team is trying to win. they released their financial offer to the city. batting out promises such as the team will privately finance a state of the art ballpark at howard terminal. the team will commit to using unionized labor. the team will air. mark 450 million to be used for community benefits such as affordable housing and the ballpark will be the most environmentally sustainable project of its kind in california history. now campbell says all eyes are on the city council that he is the city council vote. you know, we had everyone else, though, donna. we've got that for. >> the state legislature. the governor's weekend. they've all been positive. so and this is really the last meeting item that we need to get approval on. >> and that's what we want to have as soon as possible. hopefully you know, in june,

probably. and we can have it. you know, the something to move the project come mayor libby shaft giving kron 4 this statement. quote, we need a deal. that's good not just for the a's but for the city. >> one that provides specific tangible and equitable benefits to our residents and doesn't leave oakland's taxpayers on the hook. campbell says he understands how some might question the plan on the plate but swings with this history of bad deals in oakland, israel. >> with the raiders and the warriors and they said that she was left. but that's why out program is very different. you know, we're getting money to the city. we're not asking for much we're saying, hey, we want to get a privately financed ballpark. we want to get 40 or 50 million dollars in community benefits and the project actually generates a billion dollars in general fund to recess. stasio kron 4 news. >> and we'll be right back. stay with us. good morning.

welcome back. getting out into nature is a very soothing way to socially distance during the pandemic. and as we begin to approach the summer. we caught up with the founder and ceo of hip camp. she shared some of the user's favorite bay area spots. >> cosmic a dome is incredible. you're out on a peninsula with ocean on more than a 180 degrees of you. and

it's of course sanctuary. so there is you know, wild horses running around in. you're watching the sun set behind them. although farm camp is another great one. you're pretty close to sonoma napa on a beautiful family run. all of our beginning to about really, you know, healthy regenerative style agriculture. so those are just a sampling you know, some of the best of camps in the area. >> well, that's but we first ran a interview on our news app. kronon. and you can find more unique content and live local news by scanning the qr code that's on your screen right now that will take you to the phone app store and you can download the kron on app. >> well, millions of americans could be grounded from flying because they missed the deadline to get a real id starting october 1st anyone over the age of 18 will need to have a real id issue driver's license or another federally approved identification card if they're going to fly domestically a

passport will do in this case with less than 6 months until this deadline. officials say only 43% of the u.s. driver's licenses are real id compliant. and take a look at this a man arrested after stealing a los angeles fire truck and taking it on a joyride. officials say the truck was parked in downtown l a when it was stolen around 2 o'clock. police chase the driver for several miles before using spike strips to finally slowed the truck downey finally came to a stop in san pedro parking lot and was taken into custody. okay. >> well, still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news the johnson and johnson vaccine against the green light to go ahead. we've got a live report standing by. also 4 new astronauts are joining the team at the international space station, including one with area ties. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues right after the continues right after the break. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv.

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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. and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. april 24th your final weekend of the month of april right. we turn pay wednesday something like that tuesday, wednesday tuesday. thank you so really

expected to come this quickly. but. >> we're finally getting a little bit of april showers. 5. better late than never hyundai. i stand corrected saturday. next before we could sorry. i jumped on that. i was actually goes to june, i think on a tuesday there. so. >> by good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're talking about rain coming in this forecast tomorrow. now to give you just a little taste. we have a couple little sprinkles, maybe potentially will get in san francisco southern marin. >> late this morning. and as we approach around the noon hour or so. but it's a really upstream that all this action is going to happen. there's the overcast we see it breaking up a little bit in the east bay in the south bay for a time in the late morning hours in early afternoon. here's the golden gate bridge. don't expected to improve much more than today. but the good news will be you won't be getting a heavy rain or the winds or anything like that. the heavy winds until tomorrow. that's what's going to have the stormy feel there's the overcast skies. you can see there again. we

expect a little bit of a break up happening in the south bay and inland areas of the east bay. most of the readings right now. pretty uniform in the 50's. santa rosa now up to 50 to 55 for any off 54. meanwhile, for san jose. most of the bays a little cooler than yesterday, although in some of the inland areas, a touch warmer breaking it down for you today. there's the opening up. you can see at 1 o'clock that denotes the east bay. but again, the south, they will see the same thing, too clouds return an you can see by late afternoon, early evening and then the program begins and it would news is it looks like the rain has been pushed a little bit to the earlier part of the day. coming up in a bit. we'll check into that forecast. >> we're confident that the covid-19 vaccine meat or robust standards for safety effectiveness and quality for medical product. that is used widely, including in healthy individuals. >> big story that we're following this morning the johnson and johnson one-dose vaccine is again cleared for

use and vaccine clinics could resume using them as early as today. >> the shots were paused back on april 13th due to the potential for extremely rare, but serious blood clots in women under the age of 50. so the vaccine will now come with a warning label about those rare blood clots. kron four's camila barco is live in alameda county, where the johnson and johnson shots are expected to resume. >> camila. good morning. >> good morning, marty and that's right. county health officials are on standby right now waiting to get the green light before using the johnson and johnson vaccine. again. they do plan to start offering at start offering it as soon as possible. but they're just waiting for the western states group to give them the all clear this is a team that advises governor is in nevada, oregon, washington and california on coronavirus vaccines. health officials in alameda are confident johnson and johnson pfizer and moderna are all effective at

preventing hospitalization or death from covid-19. they say the benefits far outweigh the risk and agree they can continue to administer the single dose shot 2 people who live here. this is what health experts say about resuming the johnson and johnson vaccine. >> by the there was absolute by put by the cdc to say we're just going to have this so that, you know, as a consumer that very where risk. and we know it's doctors to watch out for. i'm hoping i'm hoping people distrust of vaccines but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's be really careful when we will allow this important session. >> the government found out of nearly 8 million people who were given the j and j shot 15 recipients developed a rare blood clotting. now county leaders recognize they have to rebuild the public's trust when it comes to the one dose vaccine. but they say the best vaccine is the first one offered to you now san francisco in marin county. also plan to resume the use of

the johnson and johnson vaccine. once it is allowed by the western state. bring. marty noel, back to you. >> alright camila, thank you for that. report will be interesting to see how people react if they are offered that vaccine party. >> well, it me johnson johnson shots, of course, is great news for the vaccine supply. but some communities are having trouble filling their appointment slots in napa county, for instance, health officials at meritage resort vaccine clinic say that just over one 3rd of the 3,000 available point appointments are being used when napa county supervisor says it might be because those who want a vaccine already have their shots. but with only 40% of eligible residents fully vaccinated. they're making a bigger effort to increase those numbers. >> we still need to make sure that we're actively reach out. you know, we're doing it's like say we're working with the local school districts will work with communities organizations create a visibility? >> warren county is also

seeing some unused appointments, although more than 80% of county residents eligible for a shot have already had at least one county leaders are hoping extending hours in adding more community clinics will help the last 20% get their vaccine. >> the moderna vaccine. meanwhile, could soon have a booster shot available later this year. moderna's ceo says the company is working to develop a booster to help protect against covid variance and hopes to have that shot approved by late summer or early autumn moderna's currept vaccine is already more than 90% effective against the virus up to 6 months after the second dose. it still remains unclear how long immunity lasts, how long immunity from the virus will last, though, earlier this month, pfizer's ceo also said a booster shot was likely necessary. and new guidance from the cdc is recommending pregnant women get the covid shot. it comes following a new study that found no safety concerns among a large group of pregnant people who received the pfizer

or moderna shot in their 3rd trimester. there were also no safety concerns found for their babies. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky encourage people to speak with their physicians to determine what is best for both of them and their child. marty. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news caitlyn jenner says she's running for governor. if a special recall election happens this year. we're going to take a look at some of the many questions being raised about her ability to lead california. plus, new details about this video. this is from vacaville showing a police officer slamming then punching an autistic teenager. and the disturbing findings after a close examination reveals the way oakland is handling its homeless population. stay with us. we'll be right back.

>> endeavor arriving. >> lots of hugs and smiles right now. >> megan mcarthur of crew to is yeah. come on in the space. x capsule is docked with the international space station. this is video from the moment that the crew was welcomed on to the iss earlier this morning. the endeavor capsule lifted off from kennedy space center in florida on friday. i love those upside down hugs. the crew will be aboard the space station for a 6 month mission. it's a historic launch because it's the first time space x has re used both

the rocket. >> and the capsule for a manned flight. very, very cool kron four's, maureen kelly actually talked with megan mcarthur's high school principal who flew across the country to watch her former student liftoff. >> as the space ship blasted off into the predawn sky. the retired principal of mountain views saint francis high school watched in person from nasa's kennedy space center as her former student left the planet. it was absolutely spectacular against the dark knight. megan mcarthur is one of 2 american astronauts on board. the other 2 coming from france and japan. all 4 headed for the international space station for a 6 month stint macarthur is sitting in the same pilot's chair as her husband bob behnken who made the same journey in the same crew dragon capsule last year. this time he will be the one to solo parent. the couple 7 year-old son while his wife is away cutting tennant says it's

a little surreal watching the woman she met as a teenager ascend in such a dramatic fashion. she always knew she wanted to do this she's done it but they're still that sense of lack of reality that it was actually happening each flying into space for 6 months. >> you know, breaking all but boundaries and barriers as a as a woman and as a mother and is just as human being. >> macarthur who previously flew on a space shuttle mission to repair the hubble telescope in 2000, 9 inside the space x capsule endeavor after friday's like a baby bird here re-learning how to move around microgravity. it feels really good. but it feels a little bit. we're she's been back to visit her alma mater to help inspire students. the current principal says macarthur's career trajectory is giving their female students interested in science. a boost. >> next year. we've seen already a huge increase in the number of girls who have been rolling or engineering courses

in entrepreneurship and design and looking at computer programming. so we really seen an uptick in girls who are interested in going into these fields. one woman's journey off the planet, helping to launch the dreams of girls around the world. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> and einstein was still wondering gravity. what are you not sure. hey, here's the breakdown going on for today. lots of cloud cover as we go to the afternoon we'll get some clear patches working. this is all the preface to rain into overnight tomorrow. we'll have that forecast been keeping your.

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>> 9.14 on what's a cloudy saturday morning for a lot of folks around the bay area and it's going to say that way some some spots will see a little bit of sun today the right, dave. yeah. looks like in the east bay and we'll see some of the south bay for a few hours as well. but for everybody, though, the rule of thumb is that today is going to your better day of the 2 very sloppy. looks like for tomorrow. we need the rain, but we'll have rain and winds going on for pretty much the prime time of the day. live shot coming in from tipper on. there's all that cloud cover still in place. expect a lot of that to stay. >> again, some breaks happening down south in the inland portions of the east bay. so again, with overcast to start up close and personal. there's the golden gate again, mostly cloudy skies 57 antioch. we have a lot of 50's off to the east

bay. 52 santa rosa, lot uniformity with our 4 zone as you will notice here in terms of temperatures right now, a look at futurecast for as we go forward. first light rain and drizzle possible. that's where the marine layer. that's at work at the coast. that's pretty typical breaks up. they have the sun coming up for a few hours and then gets covered over again. then overnight. it's interesting with the rain developing yet of the dead of night. there and into tomorrow morning there's the line of showers. the principal line that's going to drive everything that's going to be with the winds, too. the timing of this looks to be a little earlier than earlier models so that's good news. maybe sow which the afternoon just a little bit as we see the sun poke out before sunset rest. the week will be relatively uneventful warming back up again here, the winds today on shore, keeping us cool. then you can actually see the front, the footsteps right there. march on through into the early afternoon. we'll be left with some pows shower winds going on to the afternoon evening hours to today. it's mostly cloudy cool

60 some clearing happening in the south a little bit. these bay tomorrow. rain is scheduled breezy cool, too, with a lot of 50's. we might see some token 60's potentially going on. but just about everybody will be in the 50's sunny and warming next week and we're push into those 80's again to return from wednesday to finish off the remainder of the week weekend looks kind of interesting. i mean, we might have another system look out for. but again, the one the start of the show. there's the low coming to the gulf of alaska, just some drizzle her son lee today. but it's way tomorrow. it all happens. 58 san francisco. the high 62 oakland 65 san jose noting more cloud cover going on. san francisco with a little break happening in the south bay and off to the east bay high temperatures today will do the mid to upper 60's in the far east bay don't count on that movement, though, for tomorrow we'll look at those longer range forecast models and the 4 zone and a bit. well mardy, ok, jay, thanks a lot. will happening today. it's national drug take back day the annual event that allows everyone to properly dispose of.

>> prescription medications to prevent abuse drug addiction and overdose deaths it's at its last take back day in october, the d collected a record high amount of expired. >> unused prescription medications. totaling close to 500 tons of unwanted drugs. here's a list of some of the locations around the bay area where you can go ahead and drop off your unwanted medications. if you want that full list, just head to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> politics now another % republican throwing their hat into the ring. if there is a recall election of governor newsome caitlyn jenner says that she's now running for governor and the reality star and former olympian made the announcement in an online post saying, quote, i'm a proven winner and the only outsider who can put an end to gavin newsom's disastrous time as governor and quote, recall organizers already calling her a contender but not everyone is convinced. >> we didn't think that the front-runners have emerged yet in this campaign. and i think today is you know, cruiser

point. i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000, we with some policy chops. it let about an issue of the year before we aren't seeing this at all here. >> well, gender does not have any policy proposals posted to our website just yet. but she is selling merchandise. she's working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager brad parks. call. >> the attorney general of attorney down state of california. state of california graduates with stranger. >> and with that, rob bonta is now california's new attorney general. this is video from his swearing-in ceremony on friday. he's the first filipino american to serve as the top law enforcement official in the state. the former east bay assemblyman has a record of pushing for criminal justice reform, including several pose ul's to end cash bail. in many cases bond to replace is javier becerra who was appointed by

president biden to become us health and human services secretary. well, another man has been arrested in connection with the violence at the capitol. back in january after he bragged about it on the dating app. bumble robert chapman texted a woman on the ap saying, quote, i did storm the capitol and quote, made it all the way to statutory hall. she replied. we are not a match and then turned him into the fbi. he's now charged with 4 misdemeanors. chapman has not yet entered a plea. >> and there's some new covid rules coming to the nfl commissioner roger goodell announcing the players will not need to be tested every day for coronavirus instead, they'll be tested once a week. players also won't be required to quarantine after having high-risk close contact with an infected person. >> happening today. the san jose earthquakes will have their home opener game with fans in the stands. this will

be the first event with fans in santa clara county since january 2020, which was the nfc championship game. kron four's kylen mills is going to be at today's game against dallas. it starts at 1230. meanwhile, the san jose sharks will also be playing today. no fans in attendance at the s a t center, though sharks will take on the minnesota wild game startg at 6 o'clock this evening. >> and speaking of sports, the warriors played in front of the chase center for the first time in over a year we'll find out if the fans went home happy last night. also the giants and a's are hot. can they keep it going. we've got all the answers and the highlights when we come back.

and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> and mister passion. thank you for your patience. take a to some precedent situation. great to see you all back. >> all right, steph, there's the first fan in the building to see the warriors take on the nuggets go to the 2nd half. that's when the dubs really started to pull away some nice ball movement there as step hits the corner 3. oh, boy, you've got to be quicker than that. denver. but in this one, it was carrying the dubs who are pretty much always one step ahead. 3rd quarter. steph falls back and hits another 3 and he is loving it. why not? he finished with 32 points

dream. had a double double 19 assists and 12 boards. and the final score was one 18, 2.97, you know, was there to see it in person or kylen mills. highland. well, as the vibe, like in chase center, having fans back. finally. >> hey kate, and also by here at chase center. a lot of excitement in the air. you could definitely tell fans were pumped up to get back in the stands about 1900 people in attendance. but it sounded like a lot more just based on how loud it was. also, we're all used to it being like dead silent in here. so it was a nice change of pace. that's for sure. and you know, the players really appreciate it. we just heard from draymond green a couple moments ago during the postgame about this. he said the fans really did provide the team a boost and he want to thank them again, just so appreciative of lot of fun to watch this game. a great team win for the dobbs. and again, just having fans back made it really special real boost of energy, as you said, his dream on

said, but the nuggets are good kylen. there are the 4th best team in the western conference right now. so how did the does get it done. >> yeah. this was a great team win. like i mentioned a couple things stood out to me for steph curry back to being steph curry after an off night just 18 points against the wizards ending his 11 game. 30 point streak 32 points for steph. so he was looking much more like his usual self another big thing that i notice kelly who great junior major contributions off the bench since he switched over to that new role coming in. >> off the bench. he seems to really be excelling in that role and he told us during a media session earlier this week. he's embracing it and that does seem to be true. also jordan poole continuing to come through off the bench. he finished with 15 points. i believe so. he looked really good. we just saw contributions all the way around. draymond green. 19 assists, typical dray setting up other guys. you love to see him in steph curry when things start to click. so it was just a lot of fun to watch this

game. the team definitely got it done and played some great basketball. how about some baseball a's on the road in baltimore. they were looking for win number 12 in a row out. top of the 5th inning mon loriano at the plate for oakland and he. >> goes yard. it's a 2 nothing game. so that gave oakland a 3, nothing lead and they would end up winning 3 to one. so they have now won 12 in a row. hard to believe when they started the and 6 years. but put it in perspective. it was a 12 in a row is one more than 11 in a row. and it's it's we're just playing each day with some momentum and just trying to win. that's what this team's been good. >> for a long time is just trying to win the day. i don't think we're going out there are thinking previous games. i certainly don't think the guys were thinking about. you know, too much about losing the first few in a row. it was early in the season and you know, we're capable obviously putting together around like this. and i hope continues. >> keep it going and will the giants also found themselves in the win column. they took

the lead in this game against the marlins courtesy of a mike yastremski 2 run homer and now san francisco has won 5 of their last 6 games. they've got 2 more against the marlins coming up. but hey, a good friday night. cl

>> it's 9.30. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. >> we are looking towards quite a gloomy last weekend of yourself. but we've been

really in need of the rain. so we're looking forward to tomorrow's rains. dave's got a little bit more an all-star to showering us >> yeah, good morning, marty well, good morning, everybody. and today is kind of just like the of moment of what we're expecting later, the overture, if you will, and then they're real concert is going to happen later on. that's going to be tonight into sunday with that. maybe some sprinkles going on with them. their clouds. you can see kind of overcast, although some sun appearing on through from the shotgun to braun. looks like some shrubbery there in the foreground. the golden gate bridge. yeah, we're getting some shadows here, too. so you're going to see more of that in the east bay in the south bay little peek going on as the clouds to part say around noon 2 into the early afternoon temperature check were in the 50's over most of the real estate here. green has got everybody under control. 57 for antioch lower to middle 50's line up the east bay shoreline. now we do have some winds as we speak. now they're going to be onshore all day today the strongest in the inland valleys. you'll notice and around the delta and tomorrow to with that front dropping south. so the probably be a wind spurt going on say the

late morning tomorrow. here's what looks like on stormtracker 4. you can get an idea where everybody stands again, a shield of clouds looks like with broken up in spots partly cloudy we'll call it by 1 o'clock at 62 and then by for some winds and mostly cloudy 63 coming up a little bit. of course, we'll time that out for you on the rain arriving tonight, tomorrow and what looks like a long-range to noel marty. >> thanks, dave. new details this morning on a disturbing incident involving vacaville pd and a teenage boy with autism. we do want to warn you, this video may be hard to watch a home security cameras captured the teenager being punched in the face and slammed to the ground by a police officer. >> first david preston, i think goal. >> there have been the that have brought from out of a special meeting made him. >> it happened on wednesday. police responding to the report of a possible stabbing in the neighborhood. preston was said headed to play with a neighbor when police arrived

and things escalated quickly. you can see the officer does get physical. >> with preston. police say the officer used quote, distraction strikes to overcome resistance. the department now says at least one officer was aware. the team is autistic. but the acting police chief says the officer who responded to the incident did not know that information and we'll continue to follow any new developments in this story and bring them to you. >> the effort to recall windsor mayor dominic foppoli will officially end to the next phase on monday. according to the press democrat. the chair of the recall foppoli campaign plans to file papers calling to remove the police through a recall election. the police facing assault accusations from 6 different women and has been facing pressure to resign. but the mayor is denying those accusations refusing to step down. instead, he's just stepped back from his duties for now.

>> on the peninsula. redwood city families recovering this morning following a home invasion. kron four's amanda hari spoke to the victim's daughter to learn more about what happened and how the family's doing. >> i spoke to the daughter off camera. she says the whole family. it's still very scared. her mother was hurt. the worst she had a cut on her forehead and a busted lip. >> is this really get an unexpected crime. and what neighbors say is usually a quiet neighborhood. joe de lago says his wife heard the home invasion. she heard a little commotion last police say it happened near or below the road and oak avenue in redwood city around 11 thursday night. i spoke to the victim's daughter. she says she was with her parents just 15 minutes before the incident happened. she posted about it on next door dot com to let her neighbors now de lago has lived in this neighborhood for about 30 years and has never

seen anything like this is really a great the victim's daughter says that 3 masked men went into the home case. her father and hit her mother in the head and mouth with a gun. >> they took a safe inside. there were important documents and all the money they'd state. they filed a report with redwood city police and are hoping the suspects are caught law goes says he's keeping an eye out. but hopes nothing like this happens again. now they just started. >> started to be a little bit more. >> things happening like that. seems to me the daughter tells me the suspects left in a light colored bmw suv at the back window was broken out in redwood city amanda hari kron 4 news. >> in the south bay. a former san jose elementary school teacher is charged with assault after investigators say she intentionally coughed into the face of a one year-old baby. nancy nordland

was caught on this surveillance video last june. investigators say she was waiting in line at a yogurt shop when she got into an argument with the child's mother over social distancing nordland then tooo off from ask bent over the infant's stroller and cost 3 times in the baby's face nordland taught at alex anderson elementary school. she's no longer with the school district. a new audit finds the city of oakland is not prepared to deal with its homeless crisis. according to the report, nearly 79% of homeless people were unsheltered because of a lack of permanent affordable housing options and that audit also revealed certain housing options for the homeless kron four's. gayle ong has more. >> we're living it and seeing it every day on and off the freeways of oakland road. the district throughout our city. they see how begin basket problem has become. they how we have not at a quickly addressed city council member lauren taylor says he is not

surprised. an audit found. the city was not prepared to deal with the problem and left and efficient strategy for dealing with the growth of the camps given management is how we support people who are. >> on the street and an house. >> but we have to really make sure that we're keeping folks from getting on have to get becoming and how and also we have to help those who are in house transition into long term, permanent housing, the 102 page audit counts that nearly 79% of homeless people were unsheltered because of a lack of permanent affordable housing options. >> and limited temporary housing option. the residents have clearly stated that this is a huge issue for them. they want to make sure that are on health properly cared for as well as our house. >> or use public parks and streets are safe. it took elected city auditor of oakland. courtney ruby a year to complete the report we identify 12.6 million dollars. that was not what's on budget, right. so that means the city didn't have a formal budget to

put these in camden activities all. the council has this information and the mayor have the information and we're right in the middle of the budget cycle. the council also found that 70% of oakland's homeless population are african-american compared to 24% in the general population structural racism. >> that first day in cities across our country. the same. just proportional representation exist. and so it's just further emphasize or need to bring a true equity solving these challenging that also look that police and fire response times to ensure response times to an encampment are appropriate. >> and equitable the city auditor will present the homeless services performance in a virtual meeting on monday in oakland. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in san francisco. one man has taken it upon himself to help people living on the streets have a cleaner space

quincy heath originally from georgia unnoticed. a homeless camp along oak grove street after moving here after talking to people who were living there. he learned they had trash to get rid of. but no place to put it. so at his own expense quincy rented to dumpsters and is spending the weekend helping them clean up. >> well, it is the end of an era in the east bay. the former hilltop mall in richmond has been sold. the new owner says they plan to revitalize the now mostly all kron four's, phillipe djegal talk with city's mayor about the site's future. >> i'm walking us to we'll go finally be able to turn top 117 million dollars. that's how much richmond mayor tom says the shops at hilltop formerly known as the hilltop mall sold for this week for repurpose or something >> brutalized knocking news

from the city and jobs. the dilapidated site is mostly vacant. the occupancy worsened by the pandemic. >> the mall has been going downhill for more than a decade. generating just a small amount in real estate taxes for the city over that time. mayor but says richmond will see an immediate financial benefit from this sale. he says the city will receive about 3 and a half million dollars in real estate transfer taxes also outside to will shell bg real estate companies llc and of evil investors sold the property to pro law. just incorporated. the san francisco based group is considered the largest industrial and real estate company in the world. but or plan to resolve. it was a ball. >> and we'll maybe rule on other you she sure around it. you know, a lot of people are because malls were dying. all american mayor, but says unlike the previous owners

revitalizing the mall is not in the plans. in a statement pro largest says, quote. >> the acquisition of the hilltop mall marks the beginning of our efforts to pursue a mixed use development. >> that includes residential retail and modern logistics facilities which will spur further reinvestment job growth and economic opportunity. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> and quite a bit of cloud cover today. but for the most part, most folks to be avoiding the raindrops as we look for maybe a little partial clearing going on here. get those temperatures in the 60's tonight. yeah. here

>> good morning. welcome back. of course, is just april. but we already know it's been a dry year. up to now has several bay area counties already starting to see the effect of having so little rain. yeah. farmers in solano county are already work worrying about how the weather is going to affect their crops. melanie townsend shows us how farmers in vacaville are changing the way they conserve water. >> as they prepare for the worst. >> california's 58 counties 85% are now under a severe drought forecast. according to the national drought mitigation center in for extreme drought counties like sacramento and solano lindsay li. big says the effects are already being seen with the drought affected as was during our winter crop. so things like, hey. >> you're a posture. those types areas. so we're really

seeing. >> the most parking areas right now on our animal industry. lots of probably be moving some cattle either out of the state or 4 different areas in the state. >> we're not alarmed, but we're being careful honor. 55 acre soul food farm and solano county owner alexa's is doing what she can to prepare her. all of trees in flower beds, head of a dry fire season. there are times now that farmers also have to realize that there's no power. so your pumps won't work and you can't water things hip. it's a particularly hot day over a 100 degrees. that's why covid and other farmers have been using a method called dry farming or regenerative agriculture and drought conditions. if you were taking care of the soil and managing the soil to have a more water holding capacity keeping the soil covered. so it wasn't getting cracked and dried and evaporating moisture. that was even a much higher level of

sort of managing the farm and dealing with droughts which not only saves water within the county. but according to cope, it produces a better tasting product. there's also good news for the fruit and vegetable crop outlook for sec county farmers. >> we are well conditions to dealing with reduced water report there. that and really being more effective. you're gators. so all of our technology is in place. all of those things that we've done here to here have really managed water. most efficiently. those already fully in place. >> things are changing. and so farming has to to move along and change with it and some of the old methods just don't make sense anymore for going to conserve our resources. >> well, that was melanie townsend reporting for us this morning. farmers say many crops will likely be in short or 0 supply during the inevitable drought. so they're asking people to have some patience which leads us to the fact that we're going to get a little rain this weekend, of course, nowhere near enough. dave spahr says there might be some snow as well with this

system heyday. yeah. we'll get that up in tahoe. looks into tomorrow. and that's certainly something we could use a good morning, everybody. checking temperatures. we've got the 50's across most of the real estate with all this going on. by the way, speaking of those, the snow up in the mountains. >> yeah, tomorrow will be the big day for them and then the storm issue. well, let's linger into monday morning, 39 we expect for high on sundays. you can see this clears out pretty quickly as we start to see temperatures climb a little bit early next week. we'll see that on the home front, too. it's just this is delayed up to the mountains saturday. that's the night there today. this morning. 11:00am all the way to monday at 11:00am. but basically sunday's where most of the action is happening. the warnings were the red is the advisory is where the blue is. you will notice now back on our forecast here. futurecast for again might get some light drizzle potentially near water. these clouds break up temporarily in spots like in the south bay fill up again as we approach 2 nights into tomorrow. overnight. here comes the shield of rain. you will see there's that line. it's the front and it carries

with it temporarily some heavy rains. but winds along with that. and you can actually see that on the wind profiles in terms of the line marching through. so we have the rain going on for sunday. but as you heard talking about, we could use a lot more than we're going to get in the week ahead. is pretty dry, not real unusual this time of year because we lose some of those winter influences a bit to see an interesting deck of cloud cover. we finish off a week. don't know if this ever going to mount anything but put a pencil note there. it's there. we're looking at 58 the 4 zone forecast san francisco mid 50's along the coast. but those up to about 60 lower 60's along the bay side of the peninsula mid 60's to the south and the south bay even with some sun for just a brief time, not seeing temperatures move much mid 60's as we see east bay shoreline and tri valley looks like wannacry comes at 6559 for berkeley 56. meanwhile, toledo nap at 62 and also santa rosa in the seven-day forecast. there's the temperature climb could see some strikes of lightning potentially the bay chilly

tomorrow. cold, in fact, getting to the 70's by the time we get to wednesday will do 50's 60's. the coast. marty. and well. new this morning, president biden formally recognize the 1915 armenian genocide following through on a campaign promise. >> he made about a year ago the president said in part, quote, the american people on are all those armenians who perished in the genocide that began 106 years ago today. we have from that history. we do this not to cast blame but to ensure that what happened is never repeated now, while previous presidents have offered somber reflections of the dark moment in history. >> describing it as genocide has been avoided over concerns of alienating turkey. an estimated 2 million armenians were deported and one and a half million were killed in what armenians call the great evil. >> a number of bay area counties have already passed armenian genocide resolutions. kron four's, ella sogomonian has more on one family's

escape from death. we do want to warn you, some of the images you're about to see may be hard to watch. >> california is home to many armenians, including roxanne mccutcheon her family fled for their lives from a turkish village in 1915 as the ottoman empire soldiers began a killing spree they had with the help of neighbors until the coast was clear. my grandmother as a young child. i think she was 4. >> looked out the window and saw that the hold that the town folk were being marched out of town and she thought her mother was among them. so she ran outside screaming mama. and the next thing she knew. that relative or neighbor that was housing them was hiding them basically grabbed her, pulled her into the house and say and said keep quiet. your mother is here. we've got her hidden in the back room you get in this kitchen cabinet.

>> they later learned that 1.5 million armenians were killed in that genocide. unfortunately, her great grandfather did not make it like many. he was kidnapped and killed. armenians were either slaughtered or driven to march to their death through the desert 100, 6 years later, broader day. turkey continues to deny that this was a systemic plan to wipe out christian armenians greeks and assyrians. and if sense put pressure on their u.s. allied to withhold outright recognition on tuesday, santa clara and san mateo and san francisco county board members, all passed resolutions designating april 24th as armenian genocide commemoration day vowing to teach the historical facts in their public schools. >> the armenian genocide in the slaughter of one and a half. >> knowing in. yes, human beings. >> there's an undeniable fact san francisco board member aaron peskin has made efforts for 14 years to do this and says that recent hate crimes like the attack last year on cave, easy armenian school and

the arson at saint gregory the illuminator church in san francisco have inspired the board to finally act on the resolution whoever did that weather. >> it was done by denial us real weather. >> by other parties. and no reason at hand. and that's it. this is a remarkably important celebrate not only the contributions of armenian american what they that us. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting she's going to be hosting today's annual armenian genocide memorial on mount davidson in san francisco. the this afternoon. that event starts at 1 o'clock. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

and welcome back. road trippers can rejoice this weekend. highway one at rat creek near big sur is now back open heavy rainfall caused a portion of that roadway to collapse back in january. governor newsome was at the ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday celebrate this long-awaited reopening. it actually took 86 days for crews to fix that piece of highway repair costs about 11.5 million dollars. it was originally projected not to reopen until june. but the lack of rain actually allowed

workers to finish this job months ahead of schedule. >> so we have crews were at that have worked 7 days a week for the last 86 days because we know how important this lifeline is. it's important to the community. it's important to tourism the economy, the economy of this state to be able to say and governors love saying this. anyone does anyone. the private sector low saying that we've got some done ahead of schedule and on budget. >> people living and working in big sur are also praising this quick work by caltrans as they were already suffering from the pandemic before then losing nearly all of their traffic this year. exciting stuff. it's great on many levels. white hate. take a look at this is the video you're going to remember day long. >> a high school track meet in utah was on the last leg of the relay when watch will closely this unexpected four-legged competitor found his way on the track and started zoom. he passed all the runners, their egos the breeze past for other runners, almost trips. this sky near the end there. look out. the

dog was said to be sitting on the lawn when he saw those runners go by and he did with dogs. do on joining it's okay, but you know, i feel like i was one of the ones at the back and the dog came in. i would i would have gotten distracted all right. one last time to take a look at the 7 day forecast. >> we'll do it tomorrow. and it's a great day up. there it we have rain on the way. stick with us. we'll see you tomorrow at 07:00am.

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