>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. it's 7 martin gonzalez, thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday april 25th. >> and we're supposed to thought we're getting some rain last night. well, there's still rain in the forecast here going on here. just one have got a lot of the intensity that we're looking for good news is we can probably take care of most of this store in the morning hours and then look for some clearing happening into the afternoon. >> getting to radar right now. we can see a patch that's out towards the west. it will be moving across the bay

throughout the morning hours note that green up to the north. that means the potential for some thunder showers. with that is what we're looking at. golden gate bridge shot here. of course, we're all socked in with the cloud cover going on. a little bit of a breeze cooking here are temperatures are mostly into the 50's in most of the region. that's kind of a given to with all this cloud cover. now as you go inland, the rain will be a little bit more delayed. that's what we're getting for from this. this goes up to cocoa county and so we've got some showers out to the east bay, probably delayed into the early afternoon, temperatures will hold almost bay wide in the 50's everywhere from the coast to the in the regions coming up a little bit here will go in time this out for you. and when you can expect the rain where you live. no. well, marty. >> thanks, dave. in san francisco, hundreds of people gathered to honor the life of sean monterrosa on what would have been his 23rd birthday. monterroso. you may remember, was shot and killed by vallejo police last june as they responded to a vandalism call at a walgreens kron four's. amanda hari has more.

>> there was a lot of sadness, but there was some soy and getting to remember son. this was shawn's first birthday since his death and there were things like food music and even a balloon release and his on are doing everything we can do really to help never mind even story and make everyone knows john story. that's what sean monterrosa's sisters ashley and michelle sees been their goal for the last 10 months since their brother was killed 2020 shot was murdered by the police department april 24th was one of the hardest days yet for the monterroza families. >> it would have big sean's 23rd birthday. it was strange. you know, is one of the things that we look at and we wanted to say happy birthday, but there was no one to say happy birthday to physically, although he may be gone. hundreds of people came out to celebrate him with food, music and a balloon release in his honor. >> the knights on died. he had

been protesting the death of george floyd earlier this week. a jury found derek chauvin guilty for the killing they know with the verdict that shawn would be proud if he was here today, his sister michelle says the last text she got from him. it was about floyd just 30 minutes before shot was murdered. he texted my sister and i know many that we signed a petition to get george floyd justice. now his sister's continue to fight for sean. >> and any other person wrongfully killed by police shot is just a little piece of this long, long journey and it's a lot by at the celebration. his sister's collected books about social justice issues to put in this little library in his memory. it's right across from holly park in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco school board for their attempts to end merit based admissions at lowell high school. the lawsuit was filed friday claiming the board

failed to properly list. the idea on their latest agenda and to provide equal time for both sides to discuss the matter. the board decided to end merit based admissions because of the lack of diversity and pervasive and systemic racism inside the school. >> investigators are searching for 3 people involved in a strong armed robbery in south san francisco. it happened in the area of el camino real and westboro boulevard. police say the suspects approached the 47 year-old man who was standing on the side of the road with his electric scooter. the suspects asked the man if you needed help before suddenly taking his backpack wallet and cell phone the suspect. then the suspects then left the scene in a 3 series bmw with an unknown license plate. they are described as white man to white women all in their 20's. and in the south bay san jose. police are investigating the city's 14th homicide of the year. take a look at this video from the citizen app of a big police response at the

scene. the shooting happened at an off campus student apartment building near san jose state university on east. can't san carlos street police tell us a man was killed in that shooting, but they have no information on the suspect nor have they arrested anyone will continue to keep you updated on this story. >> in the east bay pleasanton police arrested a man after shooting his gun dozens of times inside his house. some of those bullets made it into neighboring homes. this happened friday night on a royal court police say about 100 rifle. rounds were fired. new. no one was injured from the gunfire. that man is expected to be evaluated by mental health professionals. he has been booked at santa rita jail. and a scary moment for some drivers on the bay bridge. a viewer sent us this video of a van on fire on the bay bridge yesterday. you can see a thick cloud of black smoke billowing from that vehicle near the flames right we have reached out to fire

officials to find a little bit more information on what happened here. we haven't heard back, but we're going continue to update you on that story. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news showers are in the forecast, but one bay area county still asking residents to conserve water will have all the details coming up. and we're following the latest on the covid-19 vaccine and the bay area county to reach a major vaccine milestone. we'll tell you all about that coming up. and the bay area armenian community reflecting on the tragedy over 100 years ago. we'll see how they continue to honor the lives lost a genocide. and what made this year's ceremony, especially important. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato.

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broad canny and all the way from first and the a's are up 4. nothing after just 2 innings chris bassitt for the a's was solid again. he gave up 8 hits but also struck out 8 over 6 innings of work. the big blow for the a's came in the 4th inning. here's jed lowry with a home run to right. a three-run bomb. the a's lead 7 to one after 4 got a little rain in baltimore, but it didn't stop the a's. the final was 7 to 2. they win their 13th straight. the giants by the way, lost at home against the marlins 5 to 2 days. all right. marty popping up all stormtracker 4. we're seeing some rain out to see a little bit in the southern edge of the peninsula. >> this is moving east into the north. just a touch to get southern marin and they're so we're tracking the morning rain even into the afternoon a little bit in some areas of the bay. we'll let you know what you can expect kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> just trying to be careful about when we water and how much we water were trying to water in the morning before the sun comes up and get that over with so that the water can soak in. >> though april showers are in the forecast for today. they are no drought buster has more parts of the bay area are already preparing for water restrictions. the city of napa

is already encouraging residents to conserve water right now. and kron four's gayle ong is in napa with how people are doing their part to reduce water consumption. >> people who live here in napa seem to know the drill from passage routes city officials are urging residents to take advantage of the rain expected sunday and give your sprinklers a break and richards is showing us how he is saving water in his napa home is trying to do everything in containers were as easy to grow. >> doesn't take a lot of water. but you got to have your richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago having long that as we do out there when that dies i just mowed down the it and nothing goes on. your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in th park lake hennessey is the major lccal water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity

holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood soap shave or brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and not the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coach, quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families can submit a 32nd video talking about how they will protect water resources for generations to come winners, get cash prize here in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news.

>> so we've been waiting for the storm. yes. on its way. we were. we were hoping to see it last night. but dave says it's it's just a little late this morning. a day. what? yeah, the protections went all over the place in the afternoon evening tonight to all the way until overnight to get to today. so it looks like this morning into the early afternoon. the amounts are very, very modest. that's the thing. it look like that waited yesterday as well. >> about of a quarter of an inch or less. in fact, if you get a quarter of an inch or really hit a bonanza that would be the higher elevations with that. so it's enough to kind of wrecked the day a little bit going on here. but we do need the rain every little bit helps. here's what it looks like on storm tracker 4. we're tracking the morning rain. its pattern is very familiar. basically west to east. but it is favoring a little bit of a a jump to the north. just a touch to kind of graze southern marin on its passage off to the east bay. so that's all the projections we're looking at. we'll run through the models in just a bit. give you some pictures now. this is what it looks like up from timber on overcast. kind of dark gloomy skies in place. up close and personal. this is what the

golden gate looks like. again, overcast skies with some drizzle here and there. light rain temperature check lower 50's line of the east bay shoreline. same carlos, a chilly 49 along the santa rosa 54 delay hope 53 for not a lot of mercury movement today. there we have it on the rain projections as it marches through kind of arches up just a little bit. and by 6.30 just about everybody is going to have all the rain. they're going to get just a few little leftover scattered showers as a little side with this monday. we're not totally in the clear monday morning will start off of maybe a couple stray sprinkles for the morning commute. sun comes out a little bit heats up the atmosphere have some more leftover stray showers up to the north bay. it looks like a bit. this is all the way out to monday evening. again, this is all very token. don't wash your cause. the rule of thumb here. wait til maybe well tuesday. then you can do with because it looks pretty dry as we look out over the long range forecast with that. let's check the winds up. we get the onshore winds as promised going into the afternoon covering just about everybody, teens and 20's expected with that. then after

the passage of the storm. there's a little uptick that happens as we get into monday evening, a good, solid on shore when that will be accompanied by again, some of those pop-up little showers up to the north bay game plan. is this rain and scattered showers going on here. cool with 50's. there might be a few 60, 60. that's right. not 60's, but maybe a 60 here or there, most people will be in the 50's breezy with a few morning showers tomorrow, mostly sunny a late shower may return that will be again up in the north bay and then for the week ahead, it's sunny and warming 70's expected for the bay, maybe even near around 8080's expected for those inland valleys. so let's with early rain for san francisco scattered showers. same deal for oakland about 58 now san jose will just call it scattered showers as the rain just about to develop a chur in that santa clara valley there. sometimes it's a rain shadow which is why statistically get less rain in san francisco numbers on the board here, upper 50's for highs. as i mention, maybe grazing about 60 or so. of course, we'll have more of

that in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a little bit. but square. well, the final preps for the 93rd academy awards are under way. it will be unlike an oscars. >> any it's tonight's show will be telecast from different locations around the world and has been re imagined for the pandemic. yeah. >> what do you think of this no host, no live audience face masks. not so much for the nominees who are attending the ceremony. it's going to be at eli's union train station which is going to be interesting show. producers are hoping to bring bring back some of the traditional glamour to the ceremony saying the production has been set up to appear like we're watching a movie and if going to talk about the movies. let's talk about the movies netflix dominated this year were 36 nominations. but the night's top prize. best picture is widely expected to go to.

>> chloe zhao for no man sam rubin is giving us a closer look at the nominees. >> what is certainly looking like the most unusual ceremony in academy awards history. a giant cocktail party, if you will, will take place. oscar sunday, of course, make receiving the most nominations 10 in total. but who do we think will actually take home oscar gold make not really on the >> for best supporting actor. it's going to be tough to beat daniel kaluuya for his role as fred hampton in judas and the black messiah, the british actor has won virtually every precursor heading into sunday. sarah. >> in this one with the baby on its now for best supporting actress this. what a little tougher to call. but it is between the newcomer maria bakalova for her work in subsequent moviefilm. >> and the meryl streep of south korea, young junge you for putting people my community. for actor in a

leading role. this is shaping up as an emotional high point of sunday's ceremony. the late chadwick boseman seems to be on track to receive a posthumous award for his role in ma rainey's black box. i won't give me a van to make >> i'm just. >> house us for actress in a leading role. this is a race that is absolutely wide open and worked. unlike work many suggested frances mcdormand may be involved in a nomadland sweep and take home another oscar. other say that carey mulligan for her very brave performance and promising young woman. hey. i said what are you doing. will be tapped to win. >> and several oscar apologists are leaning towards chadwick boseman's costar actress viola davis. they want from blues. that's alright. me know. heard rules. for best

picture. it's looking like it's going to be nomadland predicted to win best picture and perhaps make history when the film's director, chloe zhao becomes the first woman of color to win and only the second woman ever to win best director reporting from hollywood. i'm sam rubin. >> i just watch nomadland last night. finally it almost felt like you're watching a documentary as motion picture. yeah. you see i have not yet know k. >> i felt the same way. it was interesting too, to know about nomadland is that they they hired, so to speak, real people who are actually at those mobile home parks. well, it take part in the movie, which i guess is why it probably felt more like a documentary because these people are just, you know, kind of living their normal lives that i didn't even really know existed. this whole community of people. so it kind of give you a. >> glimpse into that so frances mcdormand is is considered to be via favorite. yeah. atlanta, what do you think of. >> i e. >> not sure that that that she should should get that one. i

do feel like it seems like viola davis really kind took to her role in ma rainey's black bottom as and i also just love vanessa kirby. from very good. yeah. i just really love her. i loved her and the queen or the crown excuse as princess margaret, some kind of pulling for her little bit. >> yeah, i don't think is going to be if she got last time. i think i don't i don't think they're going to go with this time when the others i would i'm thinking viola davis. yeah, i'd be comfortable that guest tonight thinks of 10 best actor. >> you know, i mean, chad, i feel like they're going to give it to chat with. yeah, yeah. i don't know that he necessarily is what? i also just recently watched sound of metal. and that was in credit. the sound production was just incredible and down design was excellent. yeah. >> going rio. man. i'd like to see him do it. that's the that's my protest vote anthony hopkins. i think it's i think it's going to go to chad. but

i think so. i think so too posting. smart money is on take that to the big leagues. and we'll be right >> so going to do this.

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46 foot juvenile male endangered fin whale. it was found on the sand friday night. the marine mammal center and california academy of sciences performed a necropsy just yesterday. >> they say significant bruising to muscle around the whale's neck is consistent with blunt force trauma due to a ship strike. this is the 5th whale to wash ashore. just this month. all others were gray whales and 2 of those were also classified as ship strikes. so they're just like asking people to, you know, those those in the water in their boats. make sure they're slowing down when they get to, you know, area of the bay. >> another county in the bay. area's surpassing the distribution of 1 million covid-19 live with th

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we're covering up portions of the peninsula and on the south bay east bay shoreline, little bit there, too. this is expected to become a little bit more wholesome as the morning wears on, there still will be activity in the east bay by this afternoon. so we don't put the rain to rest until it's a probably by this evening, our sir. but he has that chance into the evening for the rain. just want to note some of this fog, the kind of shows you where the cloud cover. the rain has been there. it mixes to the late morning urs. that's because the cloud cover give you an idea that this is going to be kind of a gloomy sunday with all of this. unfortunately, we're not getting enough meat with this would like to get more rain. obviously a look at winds basically kind of variable. but on shore is the prominent direction. single digits across most of the region live shot of the golden gate. expect that to be prevalent across most of the bay throughout the day today overcast with light rain showers. so we got a few showers cloudy going on and then another batch here into the early afternoon, particularly in the east bay coming up a little bit here

we'll have your 4 zone forecast which basically mid to upper 50's for everybody. and a look at what we can expect longer range. noel morning. >> thanks, dave. a big day for contra costa county has more than 1 million coronavirus vaccine doses have now been administered. it is a big milestone. it's about a month ahead of their goal, which was may 31st. kron four's, camila barco. >> in martinez this morning with the good news. hi, camilla. good morning. >> good morning. and that's right. 1 million, 6,680 to contra. costa county has administered more than 1 million covid-19 doses as of this morning. and they're the latest county in california to do so and like you guys sent the county is way ahead of schedule, health care workers in january started administering 65,000 doses. so they set a goal to issue 1 million covid shots by the 4th of july, the county received boxes of vaccines and then moved up their deadline to memorial day. this allow them to. expand their vaccine

eligibility earlier than the state did. now they're get averaging about 15,000 doses during the weekdays about 2 thirds of the county's population age 16 and older has now received at least one vaccine dose 44.3% of eligible eligible residents are already fully vaccinated annual mardi santa clara and alameda county are 2 of the bay area are 2 counties in the bay area that have also surpassed 1 million covid-19 vaccines. back to you. >> alright camila, thank you for that report. party. >> well, now let's go ahead and take a look at the covid vaccine administration in the entire state. as of today, california has administered almost 28 million doses here in the bay area. santa clara county remains the highest with one and a half million shots that have been administered, napa county has given out almost 130,000 doses.

>> well, the johnson and johnson vaccine has been cleared for use yet again by the fda and cdc those 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 now governor newsome says that after more review of the j and j covid-19 vaccine. california will resume administering it immediately. and while some people are still doubtful. many of them are choosing to believe and trust in our leaders and in science. >> i've always believed in science. you know, this is science electronics right so i'm shocked that, you know, people are hesitant about the vaccine. i can't believe this guy, any type of would do its job. it's tested as they said, they'll you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. >> the next shipments of the johnson johnson vaccine will include a warning label about possible blood clots currently san francisco alameda and marin counties have plans to resume the johnson and johnson vaccine.

>> well, it was a somber afternoon about davidson in san francisco is the armenian community gathered on saturday to remember the lives lost in the mass killings over 100 years ago. >> this year, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties all pass resolutions marking saturday as armenian genocide commemoration day and just hours before the commemoration, president joe biden became president joe biden officially acknowledge the atrocities of the 19 5th of 1915 as a genocide becoming the first president to do so. it was a major step that armenians hopeful other world leaders will adopt moving forward. >> joseph biden has reclaim the united states is position as a champion of human rights. what happened was wrong. >> and we have to recommit ourselves. to making sure that things like that never happened again. challenges that our people have faced and

better get continue to overcome. >> kron four's ella sogomonian served as the memorials mistress of ceremonies. >> well, this morning we have newly released body cam video from a deputy involved shooting of a black man in virginia. it appears to show the deputy mistook a phone held by the man for a gun. >> he's got a gun to his head shot that >> stuff to hear isaiah brown is in critical condition this morning following the shooting. he was on the phone with 911. talking about a family dispute when deputies approached him. when the 911, operator heard the sirens. she told brown to put up his hands both deputies on the scene appeared to mistake. the phony held in his hand for a gun. in a statement brown's family said the shooting was, quote, can't completely avoidable. the deputy who fired the shots

is now on administrative leave. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news will head to south bay to see what it was like for fans and players the earthquakes. welcome fans back to their stadium this weekend.

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>> good morning. welcome back. a big step towards getting back to normal in santa clara county. took place yesterday as the san jose earthquakes home opener was the county's first of and with fans since

the pandemic began kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills says the day was a winner all around. >> think did not not only the team get a win but back the first time in more than a year as they made sure their presence was felt amazing. beautiful day has been really kind of share a murder case for winning go earthquakes. i was in the fans. so being in a big day in santa clara county. today's game marking the first event with fans since early 2020. >> food trucks were open and so was north america's largest outdoor car seat or spread out 6 feet apart and fans say they felt safe be. >> i know there are some restrictions it doesn't really feel like you have all. they've all a lot better than today's game but they the

quakes got on the board. first with this penalty kick and maintained a lead the stadium was filled to just 20% capacity or about 3600 fans, but they still brought the energy and players say it made all the difference last year was. >> difficult for everybody. including the players to play without fans. i think the fans kind of or what makes the game so special their passion, their noise. their intensity throughout the game. gives us extra boost. >> the final score. the earthquakes on top of their next home game will be back here next saturday, we're told 20% capacity will be allowed once help our and we're tracking some light rain showers across portions of the bay. most of the action is pretty much down south and near the south bay and a little patch here is right off the coast of san francisco in the peninsula and looks like this afternoon. everybody has

a chance of picking up a

>> good morning. welcome back. 7.44. we're still waiting for the rain is starting to look a little bit well, days, far has got a little bit more detail on exactly when we'll start seeing those showers a day. well, we do have rain in the forecast. guys. good morning, but it's a more barking going on here that we're getting the chewing inviting and all that kind of stuff. we need to have more more, more meaty stuff

going on to sink our teeth into but it's here. and so let's make note of this here we have a nice little line here just to make its way across the city. it looks like and the peninsula coast. another will be more ways to be had later on today. but as far as quantitatively, we're not looking at a lot for anybody, maybe quarter of an inch at talks with all of that. here's the view there. here's the barking going on. as you can see, the shot from timber on the gloomy skies. you can expect that through much of the day today. temperature check were around 50 or lower 50's santa rosa de chile 49 there. 53 going on for antioch and this does translate snow showers. but that's just for today by tomorrow things start to clear up out there and 53 already by tuesday. wednesday up to 63 notice that temperature climb 40 to 63 for highs. we're going to feel that here in the bay area as we see post the showers a nice little warm up. still winter storm in effect there until tomorrow at 11:00am winter storm warning and winter storm advisory going on. here's what it looks like on future cast for the

colors. ation shows you the rain showers. we expect they won't be total. the won't be constant. you're going to get breaks in this. that goes forward so saying the east bay will be raining but maybe not the peninsula, then reversed this is about one 30 on sunday. you can see it's starting to break up a little bit. looks like the skies will actually open up a bit stargazers and then tomorrow morning, maybe a few stray showers daytime heating might see a little flair up there in the north bay, potentially that's driven by some daytime heating. and you can see that in the mountains as well. long range forecast models. obviously it's today. we're watching this rain play out a few leftovers going on for monday. high pressure kicks in and we warm up or returning back to the 80's. interesting deck of clouds. you can see marching right through here as we get from friday through saturday. no rain with that. we'll see if that changes. we get a little closer, but it doesn't look real hopeful here. 4 zone forecast to check this out as a formality because not a lot of movement. 56 san francisco, same thing for daly city pacific at a chilly 5354 for half moon bay there. it will feel like

winter months mid to upper 50's along the peninsula. bayside 59 palo alto 58 for mountain view. meanwhile, the santa clara valley 59 for san jose morgan hill 5858 also cupertino east bay shoreline to the south, upper 50's near 60 looks like an tri valley. the rain is just keeping the heating down. 59 going on for walnut creek 56 for berkeley toledo at 50 going on. wow. there's a chilly spot 58 going on for fairfield 4 to 58 per vacaville. now at 5659 santa rosa with around 60 heading down south. your 7 day forecast with all of this. there's the rise in temperatures as we see bouncing back to the 80's bay, meanwhile, will see the 60's and even some 70's working here. and then for the coast will do the 60's and near about 70 by mid week. it looks like summer is coming back again. marty. for your health long-term stress can lead to headaches stomach disorders

and depression and in some cases stroke. >> and heart disease. this is national stress awareness month in our health expert walk is here with some ways to help you cope better with life's daily challenges in. karen, what has been off the charts year of stress for a lot of people. >> it sure eggs in it. yes, it has. and they're out. yeah, go ahead, go so there are 2 kinds of stress. there is actually good stress which we call you stress. and that's the kind of stress that actually energizes you. it keeps you on your toes propel you to get things done and that's a good stress. you know, kind of like think of planning a vacation that could be a good whereas there's also, but it also depends on how someone views that particular situation, some people might think of planning to vacation as bad stress because they're thinking about all the things that they have to do before they leave ship. so it all has to do with perception. >> you know, karen couple

things. first of all, i've never heard of good stress before so we'll talk. we'll talk a bit about that. and secondly, is the one who plans to vacations for the family. i know all about that stress. where you're worried is the hotel taking care of what about the airfare and all all these different things. so what are some tips that you have on how we can make that stress that we're feeling positive. >> so first be realistic. you know, a lot of people worry about things that are not even going to happen that are not even young eel. yeah. you know, they're thinking in the future. what if this happened. what if this help and things like that just never materialized. you really protecting forward, aren't you to something that may not happen. yes, and we've talked about this before, about staying in the present. right and not worrying about the future or the past. and this is a great example. when not to do that. >> you also want to have a positive attitude. >> yes. could positive spin on life and because, you know,

life's challenges. >> there, they could be pretty negative. but if you look at them in a positive in and give yourself a pep talk about things could be worse. you things happen for a reason and think of life that way. you know, supposing you lost your job. yes, that could be a bad stress which we call distress. but if you look at it from a positive point of view, you could say, well, this is a great catalyst of great opportunity for me to do something different. something that maybe i really like to you know, i've heard that from so many people who have lost a job and then months later they say, you know that in retrospect was the best thing that happened to me. >> for a variety of a variety of reasons. number one is it got me up and moving again and moving in that direction. i finally did something i had meant to be doing for the past years or months. >> absolutely one door closes. but now they are open this next bullet point that you have sounds a lot like the serenity prayer.

>> haha. well. >> accept things that you cannot change. yeah, you know you you may have a toxic boss. you could be stuck in traffic. those things you can't change. but you can change the way you respond to those situations so you if you're stuck in traffic you can say, ok, i'm going to put in some books and you know, listen to some books and take things. i haven't been able to do for well, but think of all those positive things, things that you can do and not so much what you cannot do change this really comes back to what you said at the beginning and that is it all is on your perception. >> of what the stressor might be. exactly. exactly. that's what it comes down to. so you can you can manage your stress much better if you change the way you interpret events. >> and you also have to have an action plan. i would think. right. >> yes. and we kind of talked about this last having a plan.

a lot of people feel stressed because they feel like their life is going nowhere. so you have to have a plan and set up something that's very specific and have a goal and just having a goal is going to. >> make you feel better. that's like you're more empowered. you have more control over your life. so said the plan and make them make those steps very small and doable. >> and the last bullet point that we want to talk about taking care of ourselves, taking care adding some healthy habits to our life. >> yes, the exercise nutrition. if you those are the and getting enough sleep to those of the things that are going to energize you. and when you're energized here also, can you feel more positive about life and about your that the situation's so. >> very important to you. void a lot of those things we've always talked about, you know, the sugars in the salt. yeah. that's it. and get moderate intensity exercise in every day. those are the things that

are going to keep you healthy and happy. it's going to release those happy hormones remember that? >> speaking of happy hormones, i know that you have a very special birthday wish that you want to put out there. >> yes, we have a happy birthday to sue my and that she is 100 years old. 100 on there's right. yes, born in 1921. she's from tacoma, washington. but she has resident of west oakland for all these years. one of her keys to getting lots of vegetables. he said, oh, she's getting her own and then she walked everywhere. everywhere she went. she walked so another great, great reason to, you know, follow the healthy, healthy habit plan. >> i love the fact that in her 80's she would walk from west oakland to university avenue

to help out the seniors seniors distance that you walk. but the whole. >> idea that her perception of her age which building, which i think is another great a great tip here to help us deal with stress is just to recognize that age is just a number of karen, thank you so much. we'll see you next weekend. you're welcome. all right. but by. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday april 25th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. but first and foremost, we're looking for the rain. still waiting. little late fashionably late, but still weighed a store has all the details for us

morning, guys. good morning. some folks had a little bit going on overnight but not qualitatively a lot in an fortune. this will not deliver a lot, but it will deliver some patches of rain throughout the day today. >> lot of albee concentrate in the morning hours will be a redevelopment of the afternoon in the east bay. it looks like as well. checking out the current progress. here is how we stand. we'll see a little club off towards the coast. there's also a little bit off to the delta. 2. but we expect this basically to move west to east a little bit as the morning starts to wane, you're going to look at that view throughout much of the day today, although the sun may peek out a little bit this afternoon, too, putting this into motion. you can see where the source is still coming from. there's more out to sea. we can't get a whole lot of echoes out very far. we don't have radar stations are out that far and up to the north of you will notice a little line of green. and that just tells that's the severe storms forecast center. they say we might have a couple stray thunder showers up north there in the sacramento valley, too. this is what looks like. the golden gate overcast skies. little bit of a breeze and other some patches of kind of

wet roads a little bit here and there, 54 for hayward at this hour. 54 santa rosa 53 antioch boy. the mercury is going to be very slow moving today. we've got 55 at high noon to 3 a 55 noting some of those afternoon showers still with us now. might see a little bit away. some stray showers early tomorrow morning. we'll go ahead and project. we expect throughout the day today. coming up in just a bit. well, in march. >> thanks, dave. in san francisco. hundreds of people gathered to honor the life of sean monterrosa on what would have been his 23rd birthday. monterroso was shot and killed by vallejo police last june as they were responding to a vandalism call at a walgreens kron four's amanda hari has more. >> there was a lot of sadness. but there was some joy and getting to remember sean, this was shawn's first birthday since his death and there were things like food music and even a balloon release and his on are doing everything we can do really to help never mind even story and make everyone

knows john story. that's what sean monterrosa's sisters ashley and michelle sees been their goal for the last 10 months since their brother was killed 2020 shot was murdered by the police department april 24th was one of the hardest days yet for the monterroza families. it would have big sean's 23rd birthday. it was strange, you know, is one of the things that we look at and we wanted to say happy birthday, but there was no one to say happy birthday to physically, although he may be gone. hundreds of people came out to celebrate him. >> with food, music and a balloon release in his honor. >> the knights on died. he had been protesting the death of george floyd earlier this week. a jury found derek chauvin guilty for the killing they know with the verdict that shawn would be proud if he was here today, his sister michelle says the last text she got from him. it was about floyd just 30 minutes before

shot was murdered. he texted my sister and i know many that we signed a petition to get george floyd justice. now his sister's continue to fight for sean. >> and any other person wrongfully killed by police shot is just a little piece of this long, long journey and it's a lot by at the celebration. his sister's collected books about social justice issues to put in this little library in his memory. it's right across from holly park in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, a lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco school board for their attempts to end merit based admissions at lowell high school that lawsuit was filed friday claiming the board failed to properly list. the idea on their latest agenda. and to provide equal time for both sides to discuss the matter. the board decided to end merit based admissions because of the lack of diversity and pervasive and systemic racism inside the school.

>> now to the south bay this morning we're san jose. police are investigating the city's 14th homicide of the year. take a look at this video from the citizen app. it's shows a big police response at the scene saturday. the shooting happened at an off campus student apartment building near san jose state university on the san carlos street police tell us a man was killed in the shooting, but they have no information on the suspect nor have they made any arrests so far. we'll continue to keep you updated on the story. >> in the east bay pleasanton police arrested a man after shooting his gun. dozens of times inside his own home. some of those bullets made it into neighboring homes. this happened friday night on a royal court police say about 100 rifle. rounds were fired. no one was injured from that gunfire. the man is expected to be evaluated by mental health professionals. he's been booked into santa rita jail. >> and it was a scary moment for some drivers on the bay bridge yesterday as a viewer sent us this video of a van

that was on fire on the span. you can see that thick cloud of black smoke billowing from of and we have reached out to fire officials but still waiting to find out more information on this. we haven't heard back from them. we'll continue to update you on this story. but boy, what a scary sight for some for some drivers yesterday. >> hey, coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news showers are in the forecast. but one bay area county is already asking residents to conserve water. we've got the details ahead. plus, we're following the latest on the covid-19 vaccine. area county set to reach a major milestone in vaccination efforts and the bay area armenian community reflects on a tragedy over 100 years ago. we'll see how they continue to honor the lives lost to genocide and what made this year's ceremony, especially important.

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>> just trying to be careful about when we water and how much we water were trying to water in the morning before the sun comes up and get that over with so that the water can soak in. >> though april showers are in the forecast for today. they are no drought buster has more parts of the bay area are preparing for water restrictions city of napa already encouraging residents to conserve their water. kron

four's. gayle ong is in napa with how people are more. what they're doing now. >> to reduce water consumption. >> people who live here in napa seem to know the drill from passage routes city officials are urging residents to take advantage of the rain expected sunday and give your sprinklers a break and richards is showing us how he is saving water in his napa home is trying to do everything in containers were as easy to grow. doesn't take a lot of water. but you got to have vengeance. richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago, having long we do out there. >> when that dies i just mowed down a it and nothing goes on. your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of

water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of napa urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood so shea for brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple years also of the first drug on through here. >> you know, i mean, what i just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families can submit a 32nd video talking about how they will protect water resources for generations to come winners, get cash prize here in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and we're just getting some token showers in this forecast

going on for today. this is what it looks like on storm tracker. 4 kind of monitoring little patch down here around the peninsula. they'll be more a little bit upstream later this morning and this afternoon will run thr

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good morning, everybody. and kind of waiting for more meat behind yeah, i know it's kind of a lean piece of bone here. we've got going on your this is what we have in stormtracker for some rain from a radar at least appearing in the peninsula and we've got a nice little chunk off to the east bay. there's a little bit more upstream to be had. quantitatively want to get a lot out of most projects us about a quarter of an inch of rain or maybe less with all of that. there's still more upstream here to be waiting for hopefully later on today. pictures look much the same here. the overcast in place here from timber on golden gate bridge. see the overcast as well. having said all that temperatures are pretty much in the lower to middle 50's and not going to move much beyond that point either. 55 off to antioch. 51 going on for livermore mid 50's along the east bay shoreline at least for now. so we go forward with the projections with this and there again, another opportunity for some light rain showers going on here. boy, it seems like it's losing its punch. as we look at these more and more tonight after that we take a breather in. there might be a flair up tomorrow morning, potentially

and then after we get some daytime heating up in the north bay a little bit that's kind of as a side, though. it's not anything like what we're getting for today. the winds will actually be probably more noticeable here. we've got the onshore winds in place this afternoon and then tomorrow during the day. we'll get those winds working as well. but this go around, the sun will be out for a good chunk of the day there before they get filled up by afternoon. clouds with the heating because we do have a lot of los level surface moisture rain and scattered showers going on here for today. cool with the 50's. a few 60's here and there for were breezy. do morning sprinkles and then after daytime heating, maybe the late afternoon evening hours up in the north bay potentially this week ahead. very quiet, high pressure kicks in and not only that, we warm up. we return to that late spring-like feel dry. sunny end of the week. it's interesting. now next friday, saturday, new deck of cloud come the clouds come our way. and right now it looks dry. let's hope that those turns into rain 56 san francisco

early rain scattered showers on balance pretty much that for oakland. 58 at san jose getting that rain in the santa clara valley is a little bit of an effort. so what is called scattered showers at best at 59 across the wider bay here struggling to get a 16 a bottle, but everybody else pretty much upper 50's. of course, we'll take a closer inspection of that in your 4 zone forecast. and we'll also be checking into the longer range forecast models for you as well. >> while the final preps for the 93rd academy awards are underway this morning. it's going to be an oscars unlike any before us. tonight's show will be telecast from different locations around the world and has been re imagined for the pandemic talk about different there will be no host, no live face mask for nominees. forget about attending the they will be taking place at the los angeles union train station which is going to be different show. producers also hoping to bring bring back some of the traditional glamour to the ceremony saying the production has been set up.

>> to make it look like we're watching the movie which might we're going to talk about movies. let's talk about the movies, right. netflix dominated this year with 36 nominations. >> but the night's top prize for best picture is widely expected to go to chloe zhao's nomadland. dean richards is giving us a closer look at the nominees. >> after the weirdest year in movie history. the 93rd academy awards are finally set to go on sunday, who and what will wind up winning in the top categories. my predictions include english actor daniel kaluuya previously nominated for an oscar for his role in. get out this time. he's up for judas and the black messiah just like all the other award shows this year, he will win best supporting actor south korean actress. you. john young has won the screen actors guild and british bafta awards for her performance in minari. i expect her to repeat sunday as best supporting

actress for best actor this year. chadwick boseman is set to become only the second person to win a best actor award posthumously peter finch was first for network. his performance in ma rainey's black bottom is a career and life too short topper and for best actress in a leading role. all of the hollywood buzz and momentum seems to be with 2 time oscar winner frances mcdormand it will be the tightest race of the night. but i expected to score statue. number 3 and her director chloe zao to win best directing honors now for best picture of the year. the nominees are. sound of metal is the moving story of an addicted heavy metal musician who struggles in more ways than one when his hearing begins to fail. there's the heartbreaking. look at the ravages of alzheimer's in the drama. the mank is a big and bold celebration of old-school hollywood and one of its most famous screenwriters herman

minari is a touching tale of a korean american family looking for a better life when they moved to rural arkansas. >> of over the rainbow >> one of 2 movies torn from the pages of chicago history is the powerful judas and the black messiah appreciate the rise and fall one time. chairman of the illinois panther party. fred hampton with the other movie with windy city roots as the aaron sorkin written and directed the trial of the chicago 7, the digs into the days that followed the riots and social unrest at the 1968 democratic convention. there's the understated but poignantly directed and performed nomadland. >> about a woman who leaves her small town life with her belongings packed into a van adjusting to a solitary new life on the road. and finally promising young woman is the inventively different story about a woman who entices men into taking advantage of her.

>> and then goes on a revenge against them afterwards. these are the best picture nominees. and i think the winner will be coffee. you hi, dave. right. the movie nomadland is like a beautifully orchestrated song. it elegantly transports. you through its highs and the jet through its lows with grace and francis mcdormand eights. other actors in the actual nomads who appear in film. give it extra poignancy. it's a and i think the best movie of the year in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> we're all movie fan. so we decided that we give us our unofficial. with best picture. i do think that nomadland probably be the one that takes however you said you really like judas and the black messiah. i did. it wasn't a model left. that really was showing the intricacies of how a nightmare where this history very very bailey is a the first black panther movement in so i wasn't, you know, sure about all this, really painted

out well and i headed to a couple double takes you know, we're watching on him. prerecord stuff. >> about the fbi moment in the bar. wo want to go back to that again. did i miss. something is. interesting. the other trial. chicago, 7. i liked as well. that was very good. aaron sorkin. yeah. that was that was terrific. my choice would sound of metal. i know you talked about this for months. but you're okay, phil. yeah, i don't think it's going to win, but enjoy it. if you haven't seen it. i highly recommend it. i mean, just just the idea that that the actor who i think should probably won best actor just because he goes through this journey for himself where he, you know, becomes death as a musician is. >> addicted to heroin has to kind of go into this. what, you rehab facility where everyone sign language. he doesn't know how to do sign language. so it's a really interesting. portrayal of just a life that you wouldn't normally, you know, have any sort of insight quite a journey so i do think. but as we said, atlanta going to be what minorities really cute, though, too. i think. but it

is. yeah. a sweet little love and family story. yeah. let's go to a best actor. again. i think there is a mention when the what sound of metal. i thought he did a great performance. anthony hopkins. i know you love probably one when i would go with you on that. i think that's probably going to win. i think chadwick boseman is going to it's going to take that one. but my choice will be anthony hopkins father. and then of we talked best actress a little bit ago. we all think that viola davis is probably the one who deserves to get that one. >> but i do love vanessa kirby and we know that frances mcdormand, of course she won last year was at the billboards one or the one before that or after. i think it was the ball maybe wasn't last year. but it was the billboards. okay. yeah, it was a recent billboard says the official time. haha billboards can't find this >> but it's expected it's going to be interesting night like we talk about a little bit earlier. you there's no audience. everyone apparently had to get tested 3 times all of the nominees 3 times when

they're entered into the place. it will be interesting to see. no mask. so no mask a train station right back.

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a's extending their winning streak to 13 games. they want to gain in baltimore last night. the longest unbeaten streak in the majors. >> since the indians won 22 in a row back in 2017. let's go to the highlights. the a's got it going in the first inning. scoring a run denmark in the second with 2 men on. he would smoke a single to left. there it is. both runs would come in making it 3. nothing oakland. that's not enough, though. the a's weren't finished. matt olson following up with deep drive to left field goes all the way to the wall in left that with score all the way from first. it's 4 nothing a's in the second. chris bassitt was solid on the mound giving up 8 hits, but he also struck out 8 in 6 innings. then the big blow for the a's in the 4th. there's jed lowry going deep to right a three-run bomb for oakland. the a's lead it 7 to one after 4 innings. they got a little rain in baltimore, but it didn't stop oakland as they rode the wave. 72 was the final the a's

winning their 13th straight wow. the giants. >> meanwhile, were cooled off by the marlins last night. the giants had a one. nothing lead with kevin dawson in control. he had a one-hitter into the 7th one. he grooved one to john birdie and birdie headed out to game. tying solo home run and 4 last monday, no decision where he struck out 11 it stayed tied to the top of the 9th and the giants bullpen just kind of fell apart. his aguilar off gregory santos. that ball never got higher than 15 feet and he headed out for a 2 run homer. the marlins weren't done either. they would get 2 more off the giants miami building a 5 to one lead heading to the bottom of the 9th san francisco did get one back. mike is trump's key with a solo shot fun to see just not as much fun when the giants eventually lose final score. 5 to 2. i hope i got all those names for a look at the cove not shy.

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>> 8.31 this sunday morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. >> thanks for joining us here this morning. it is a very cloudy gloomy morning we're supposed to be starting to get some rain here at this point. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on just how much we're going to get well,

no. well, mardy, good morning. good morning, everybody. and it looks like a very modest amount of rain is what going to get for kind of spread out as the entire day little patches that come across the bay area. russia watching one right now across much of midday going on. coming in from the same kind of direction as always. and we're talking about a west to east a passage going on here on storm tracker most of the activity appears to be again midday through the peninsula across the bay. pretty much sandwiched between the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. it looks like there's a little chunk there. the south you can see city so looks like some moderate rain happening on the east bay shoreline there. as we take a look at everything into motion. they're still a little bit more upstream and there's a little art that happens that may lift this to the north as well. so we'll keep everybody in the rain into the afternoon. now with all the surface moisture. it's hard to get rid of this fog. typically this would mix outdoor in the noon hour. but you can see it almost follows the front at

about 2 o'clock down to the peninsula. you can see in the santa cruz mountains as far as the winds concern kind of snapshot. oddly enough. it's coming in from the south. that's because we're really waiting for the major front. the major line to march on through golden gate bridge overcast. yeah. there you have it. a little bit of a modest wind as we speak. and the breakdown for us keeps us cloudy with scattered showers expected as we get to the mid afternoon coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at the long range forecast models which basically have a warm-up. well, the extended forecast and also your 4 zone forecast to. well, marty. >> thanks, dave. a big day for contra costa county has more than 1 million coronavirus vaccine doses have been administered that is quite a milestone and they reached at about a month ahead of their goal, which was may 31st. >> we want to go now live to kron four's, camila barco she's in martinez with more on this you look at morning. >> good morning. and that's right. 1 million, 6,682 covid-19 shots contra costa county has it has is averaging

about 15,000 doses during the weekdays and they've made progress since january. health care workers administered 65,000 doses during the first month of the year. the county set a goal to issue 1 million of them by the 4th of july. then contra costa received boxes of doses moving their deadline to memorial day. the county expanded their vaccine eligibility earlier than the state didn't. and now 2 thirds of people 16 and older has received at least one dose. 44.3% of the county's population is already fully vaccinated and contra. costa county is the latest in california to give more than 1 million doses. they join santa clara and alameda. on this milestone. and if you're still looking for a covid-19 shot. contra costa is actually offering to vaccination sites today. one of them is happening at the veterans memorial hall in richmond and the second one is at the

antioch community center. both run from 09:00am to 04:00pm and you don't even need an appointment. you can just walk in. >> you know, marty, back to you. >> alright camila, really good to see that we are getting a this many people vaccinated at such a rapid pace. thanks for that report. >> let's go ahead now and take a look at the covid vaccine administration here in california. as of today, the state has administered some 28 million doses here in the bay area. santa clara county remains the highest with one and a half million shots administered napa county is given out. almost 130,000 doses. >> now the johnson and johnson vaccine has been cleared for use yet again by the fda and the cdc. those shots, of course, 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. so now governor newsome says that after more review of the j and j covid-19 vaccine.

>> the state of california will resume administering it immediately. now some people remain doubtful, but many are choosing to believe instead on their leaders and science. >> i've always believed in science. you know, this is science electronics, right. so i'm shocked that, you know, people are hesitant about the vaccine. i can't believe this guy, any type of would do its job. it's tested as they said, they'll you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. >> the next shipment of the johnson and johnson vaccine will include a warning label about possible blood clots currently san francisco alameda and marin counties all have plans to resume administering the j and j vaccine. >> well, it was a somber afternoon found davidson in san francisco as the armenian community gathered yesterday to remember the lives lost in the mass killings. >> over 100 years ago this year, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties, all pass resolutions marking this

day as armenian genocide commemoration day. and just hours before the commemoration, president joe biden officially acknowledged the atrocities of 1915 as a genocide. he became the first president to do so. it was a major step that armenians hope other world leaders will adopt moving forward. >> joseph biden has reclaim the united states is position as a champion of human rights. what happened was wrong. >> and we have to recommit ourselves. to making sure that things like that never happened again. challenges that our people have faced and better get continue to overcome. >> that was kron. 4 ella sogomonian you just heard from she served as the memorials mistress of ceremonies. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to head to the south bay to see what it was like for fans and players as the earthquakes welcome fans back to their stadium.

>> and we are back with a big step towards getting back to normal in santa clara county is the san jose earthquakes. home opener was the county's first event with fans since the pandemic began. looks like they had a lot of fun out there. kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills says the day was a winner all around. >> did not disappoint not only the team get a win but back

the first time in more than a year as they made sure their presence was felt amazing. beautiful day has been really kind of case for winning go earthquakes. >> i was in the fans so being in a big day in santa clara county. today's game marking the first event with fans since early 2020. >> food trucks were open and so was north america's largest outdoor car seat or spread out 6 feet apart and fans say they felt safe to get >> i know there are some restrictions it doesn't really feel like you have it all. they've all a lot better than today's game but they the quakes got on the board first with this penalty kick and maintained a lead throughout the stadium was filled to just 20% capacity or about 3600 fans, but they still brought the energy and players say it made all the difference last

year was. >> difficult for everybody. including the players to play without fans. i think the fans kind of or what makes the game so special. their passion, their noise. their intensity throughout the game. gives us extra boost. >> in the final score. the earthquakes on top of their next home game will be back here next saturday, we're told 20% capacity will be allowed once cape park while 4 >> all right. still want to have that umbrella handy because you might get hit by one of the stray showers that are at work is a bit more upstream to be had as we go into the early afternoon. look at your

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xiidra. if you're thinking on heading out this morning. you're going to have to do some searching for your umbrella. yes. dave spahr says the rain is finally getting to us at the at some today. what's the timeline looks like. well, looks like we'll have these patches of scattered patches of rain going on today. but you want to hold off washing the car probably until tuesday because you'll be good to go for a while. >> looks like it'll be dry heading into next weekend with all of that too. nice of a warm-up phase we have as well. but first, things first, we're tracking the rain going on for today. this is the progress for right now on the southern end of the peninsula. looks like potentially up to mount hamilton maybe might be getting some snow up there meant to clean up the lenses they search for a t. meanwhile, what we have here

on the home front is overcast. skies as the east bay shoreline as you will notice here and not going proved too much in the sky conditions for today. while it's rain here at snow up in the mountains for today should clear out quickly on monday and look at these temperatures rise quickly, if the rising up in the mountains like that. you know, they're going to do that the same way here. but in the meantime, they do have a winter storm warning with the red is the blue for the advisory. this is a formality until 11 tomorrow morning watching future cast forgoing a motion. it's the key got to keep the rain in the forecast for the afternoon hours but really starts to dissipate might be a last minute hit there. as you can see in the south. then tomorrow morning. maybe a couple little light rain showers going on. daytime heating might flare up up in the north. a little bit of leftover showers. there. but that's all after that point. we're kind of on our own dry for the week ahead 56 san francisco chilly at the peninsula coast with mid 50's bayside bump that up to the upper 50's to near about 60 as we head south foster city at

6059 palo alto, santa clara valley. it's 59 just about everywhere. 58 cupertino milpitas kind of chilly spot. 56 upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline with tri valley almost at 6059 for walnut creek oakland 58 berkeley of 56. about 5358 for fairfield nap at 56. and we'll do about 59 santa rosa with around 60 ish heading down south. here's the warm up dry mostly sunny into the 80's. we go. the bay recovers well into the 70's. and as we take a look at the coast. we might even scratch 70 here or there. for your health. long-term stress can lead to headaches stomach disorders and depression and in some cases stroke. >> and heart disease. this is national stress awareness month in our health expert karen o lock is here with some ways to help you cope better with life's daily challenges in. karen, what has been off the charts year of stress for a lot of people. >> it sure eggs in it. yeah. go ahead, go so there are 2

kinds of stress. there is actually good stress which we call you stress. and that's the kind of stress that actually energizes you. it keeps you on your toes propel you to get things done and that's a good stress. you know, kind of like think of planning a vacation that could be a good whereas there's also, but it also depends on how someone views that particular situation, some people might think of planning to vacation as bad stress because they're thinking about all the things that they have to do before they leave ship. so it all has to do with perception. you know, karen couple things. first of all, i've never heard of good stress before so we'll talk. we'll talk a bit about that. and secondly, is the one who plans to vacations for the family. i know all about that stress. >> where you're worried is the hotel taking care of. what about the airfare and all all these different things. so what are some tips that you have on how we can make that stress that we're feeling

positive. >> so first be realistic. you know, a lot of people worry about things that are not even going to happen that are not even young eel. yeah. you know, they're thinking in the future. what if this happened. what if this help and things like that just never materialized. you really protecting forward, aren't you to something that may not happen. yes, and we've talked about this before, about staying in the present. right and not worrying about the future or the past. and this is a great example. when not to do that. >> you also want to have a positive attitude. >> yes. could positive spin on life and because, you know, life's challenges. >> there, they could be pretty negative. but if you look at them in a positive in and give yourself a pep talk about things could be worse. you know, and things happen for a reason and think of life that way. you know, supposing you

lost your job yes, that could be a bad stress which we call distress. but if you look at it from a positive point of view, you could say, well, this is a great catalyst and great opportunity for me to do something different. something that maybe i really like to you know, i've heard that from so many people who have lost a job and then months later they say, you know that in retrospect was the best thing that happened to me. >> for a variety of a variety of reasons. number one is. >> it got me up and moving again and moving in that direction. i finally did something i had meant to be doing for the past years or months. >> absolutely one door closes. but noey are open this next bullet point that you have sounds a lot like the serenity prayer. >> haha. well. >> accept things that you cannot change. yeah, you know you you may have a toxic boss. you could be stuck in traffic. those things you can't change. but you can change the way you respond to those situations so

you if you're stuck in traffic you can say, ok, i'm gonna put in some books and you know, listen to some books and take things. i haven't been able to do for well, but think of all those positive think some things that you can do and not so much what you cannot do change this really comes back to what you said at the beginning and that is it all is on your perception. >> of what the stressor might be. exactly. exactly. that's what it comes down to. so you can you can manage your stress much better if you change the way you interpret events. >> and you also have to have an action plan. i would think. right. >> yes. and we kind ofked about this last having a plan. a lot of people feel stressed because they feel like their life is going nowhere. so you have to have a plan and set up something that's very specific and have a goal and just having a goal is going to. >> make you feel better. that's like you're more empowered. you have more control over your life. so

said the plan and make make those steps very small and doable. >> and the last bullet point that we want to talk about taking care of ourselves, taking care adding some healthy habits to our life. >> yes, the exercise nutrition. if you those are the and getting enough sleep to those are the things that are going to energize you. and when you're energized here also, can you feel more positive about life and about your that the situation's so. >> very important to you. it a lot of those things always talked about, you know, the sugars in the salt. yeah. that's it. and get moderate intensity exercise in every day. those are the things that are going to keep you healthy and happy. it's going to release those happy hormones remember that? speaking of happy hormones, i know that you have a very special birthday wish that you want to put out there. >> yes, we have a happy

birthday to sue my and that she is 100 years old. 100 on yes, it's great. yes. born in 1921. she's from tacoma, washington. but she has resident of west oakland for all these years. one of her keys to eating lots of vegetables he said, oh, she's getting her own and then she walked everywhere. everywhere she went. she walked so another great, great reason to, you know, follow the healthy healthy. have a plan. >> i love the fact that in her 80's she would walk from west oakland to university avenue to help out the seniors seniors distance that you walk. but the whole. >> idea that her perception of her age which building, which i think is another great a great tip here to help us deal

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>> it's possible her boyfriend at the time. rented the movie. sabrina, the teenage witch using her movie rental card and just never took the vhs active and more mcbride was charged with felony embezzlement back in 1999 for this. she says maybe that's why she's been rejected from 5 jobs over the years with the charge just kind of silently following her. >> it's caused me and my family. a lot of heartache financially because of the positions that i've lost because of those 2 works. >> mcbride will have to go to a court in oklahoma to get the felony embezzlement removed from her record chodas even have this vhs anymore. you're working. she planned that way. there's no point phs. our lady. we feel better. you, karen. well, at least it was a classic sabrina, the teenage witch right. i love but we are continuing to track the storm in the wet weather today when we come back. days for we'll take a closer stay with us. the

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>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at known. good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is 09:00am here on sunday. april 25th. >> the last weekend of april and we're getting some rain. finally still fingers crossed, though, for kind of spotty.

but we're still getting some in some parts. days for has all the details for us on the storm, heidi know l let this thing or is go a little bit here. it's not worth it is just a light rain we wish it was more. but unfortunately it just light rain showers throughout the day today. kind of overcast as we got going on here, you might have some imbedded moderate showers for a time, but we won't pick up a whole lot but we do have it does appear on storm tracker 4 as we speak. >> here's the progress thus far. we are noting the midday now it's dipping south and the santa cruz mountains. there's more upstream as you can see to the left hand side of your screen to be had overcast. now this the shop in the east bay shoreline. take a look at things in the bay off to the distance, putting this into motion. some of this collection you see south will venture little north and the storms prediction center says hey, maybe up in the north might have potentially some thunder showers into the sacramento valley live shot coming in from the golden gate. again, overcast kind of the stratus cloud cover. most of the readings are in the mid

50's as we speak, some lower 50's. you can see up to santa rosa to dayplanner few showers and showers and cloudy skies. temperatures mid 50's ho-hum. we'll have more of that kind of project. all of this coming for you in just a bit. and it looks like ahead. if you miss spring in late spring at that. it will start to feel coming up in a few days morning. well. >> thanks, dave. in san francisco, hundreds of people gathered to honor the life of sean monterrosa on what would have been his 23rd birthday. monterroso was shot and killed by vallejo police last june as they responded to a vandalism call at a walgreens kron four's. amanda hari has more. >> there was a lot of sadness. but there was some soy and getting to remember son. this was shawn's first birthday since his death and there were things like food music and even a balloon release and his on are doing everything we can do really to help. never. i didn't even story and make everyone knows john story. that's what sean monterrosa's

sisters ashley and michelle sees been their goal for the last 10 months since their brother was 2020 shot was by the police department april 24th was one of the hardest days yet for the monterroza families. >> it would have big sean's 23rd birthday. it was strange. you know, is one of the things that we look at and we wanted to say happy birthday, but there was no one to say happy birthday to physically, although he may be gone. hundreds of people came out to celebrate him with food, music and a balloon release in his >> the knights on died. he had been protesting the death of george floyd earlier this week. a jury found derek chauvin guilty for the killing they know with the verdict that shawn would be proud if he was here today, his sister michelle says the last text she got from him. it was about floyd just 30 minutes before shot was murdered. he texted my sister and i know many that

we signed a petition to get george floyd justice. now his sister's continue to fight for sean. >> and any other person wrongfully killed by police shot is just a little piece of this long, long journey and it's a lot by at the celebration. his sister's collected books about social justice issues to put in this little library in his memory. it's right across from holly park in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco school board for their attempts to end merit based admissions at lowell high school. the lawsuit was filed friday claiming the board failed to properly list. the idea on their latest agenda and to provide equal time for both sides to discuss the matter. the board decided to end merit based admissions because of the lack of diversity and pervasive and systemic racism inside that school. >> investigators are searching for 3 people involved in a strong armed robbery in south

san francisco. it happened to the area of el camino real and westboro police say the suspects approached a 47 year-old man who was standing on the side of the road with his electric scooter at the time. the suspects asked the man if you needed help and then suddenly took his backpack wallet and cell phone suspects, then left the scene in the 3 series bmw with an unknown license plate. they're described as a white man in 2 white women in their 20's. now to the south bay this morning we're san jose. police are investigating the city's 14th homicide of the year. take a look at this video from the citizen app. it's of a big police response at the scene. the shooting happened at an off campus student apartment building near san jose state university on the san carlos street police tell us a man was killed in the shooting. now they have no information or released. no information on a suspect nor they made any arrests thus far. but be sure to keep you updated. >> in the east bay now pleasanton police arrested a

man after shooting his gun dozens of times inside his own home and some of those bullets made it into the neighboring homes. this happened friday night on a royal court. >> police say about 100 rifle. rounds were fired. thankfully no one was injured from the gunfire. that man will be evaluated by mental health professionals and has been booked at santa rita jail. plus some scary moments for drivers on the bay bridge. a viewer sent us this video of a van on fire on the bay bridge saturday afternoon. you can see a thick cloud of black smoke just billowing from that car along with those flames. we've reached out to fire officials to find out more information. we haven't heard back. we'll continue to update you on this story. what caused that car fire. definitely some scary yeah. got that right. >> well, coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news showers are in the forecast. but there's one bay area counties still asking residents to conserve water. we'll have details on that coming up. plus, we continue to follow the latest on the covid-19

vaccine and the bay area county to reach a major vaccination milestone. we'll have that coming up. and the bay area armenian community reflecting on the tragedy that took place over 100 years ago. we'll see how they continue to honor the lives lost a genocide and what made this year's ceremony, especially important. stay with us. we'll be right back.

>> all right. we're back with the hottest team in baseball. the oakland a's extended their winning streak to 13 games last night in baltimore. that's the longest unbeaten streak in the big leagues since the indians won 22 straight back in 2017. let's go to the highlights this morning. the a's got it going in the first inning with a run. then here's mark hanna in the second 2 men on for the a's and would come through with a single to left field that would drive in both runs that makes it 3, nothing oakland in the second matt olson would get in on the festivities with this drive to the wall in left field that would bring can all the way around from first base and the a's are up 4. nothing. after just 2 innings on the mound. chris bassitt was solid for oakland giving up 8 hits, but also striking out 8 in 6 innings. the big blow for the a's would come right here. jed lowry going deep to right. a

three-run brought a bomb for oakland. they would lead 7 to one after just 4 innings. they got a little rain in baltimore, but it didn't stop the a's wave as they continued on right now, wave 72 was the final 13 wins in a row for oakland. >> meanwhile, the giants were cooled off by the marlins last night. the giants had a one. nothing lead with kevin gossman in control. he had a one hitter into the 7th when he grooved one to john birdie and birdie hit it out. a game. tying solo home run. and for gossman a no decision where he struck out 11, it stayed tied to the top of the 9th and the giants bullpen just kind of fell apart here. jesus aguilar off gregory santos. that ball never got higher than 15 feet and he hit it out for a 2 run homer. the marlins weren't done. then they would get 2 more off the giants miami building a 5 to one lead heading to the bottom of the 9th san francisco did get one back. mike yastremski with a

solo shot for some fun to see. they're not as much fun when the giants actually end up final score. there 5 to 2, but it when did right there in the sorry. i i was watching here 30 days. >> and we've you know, we're kind of striking out a little bit with guess it's here making its appearance and so forth. but we still have the forecast this afternoon going to show you some of the projections are not as exciting as before. >> but we still have it for you to warm up come the week ahead. kron 4 morning news continues.

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water. but you got to have vengeance. richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago, having long that his weed out there when that dies i just mowed down a it and nothing goes on. your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been dry to help in this effort. the city of nagpur urges all customers to use water wisely this year. we conservation efforts similar to 2014 to 2016 small changes around the home like running only full loads of laundry or dishes turning off water while you leatherwood so shea for brush your teeth habits. richards has been practicing the last couple save water and first drug on through here.

>> you know, i mean, what he just i don't waste water and never do my portrait out there. i wash the windows in, but i haven't watched a coat rack in quite a while. >> and there is an incentive to conserve water here in napa county. it is the 6th annual water conservation cont as local students and families can submit a 32nd video talking about how they will protect water resources for generations to come winners, get cash prize here in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> we really have the ying and yang going on here. we're talking about water conservation. well, are expecting the storm well, and that storm, dave spahr said that it's going to bring some snow up to the up to the mountains which we need for the bank account right dave 10% gain. and then the it's not equal. we really need a lot more than this. it's not too bad. we're so late in the season like this is just not the cards. stacked up in our favor here. >> but this is the hand we were dealt. i'm sticking with cards here and we've got going on here. stormtracker 4. you

know, it breaks up quite a bit here. but there's more upstream and you'll see this in the models coming up in just a bit. so keeping rain in the forecast waiting for that frontal system to drop south. now that's going to drive everything. and that will happen probably as we approach around the noon hour shortly there. afterwards overcast for now. there's the east bay shoreline. not a big surprise with all of that jumping to the wide perspective there. you can see where the line is off towards the north in the west. this is expected to drop south again the next couple of hours that will drive this here. it is not as potent as we're hoping. but you can see it will drop through late morning, early afternoon board. is it really fall apart or south. maybe last minute a sprinkle or 2 here. and tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, clearing out and then we'll see. probably a little flair up happening up north bay a little bit. again, these are minor amounts of rain showers. we did mention the mountains. that's good news. they're getting some snow today. maybe a little bit for tomorrow. loading up in the bank out there on shore winds. we have for today. that will continue post frontal

even as we get into tomorrow although not anything said by ys or e strength, but it does pop up here in the afternoon. the evening hours to make note of. so the game plan is this rain and scattered showers. the zenith appears to be around noon. 1, 2 o'clock after that. probably that's about it for tomorrow. breezy a few morning sprinkles late day showers may return up in the north bay. and then for this week, sunny and warming going to push those temperatures back to the 80's today. 56 san francisco 58 for oakland. that's where the front is first going to hit them down to san jose. there isn't too much more upstream to be had. here's what it looks like for highs mid to upper 50's is expected across most of the geography there 59 up to santa rosa, back to you. thanks, dave. >> well, the final preps for the 93rd academy awards are underway this morning. tonight's show will be unlike any oscars before has tonight's will be telecast from several different locations around the world. and it's been re imagined for

the pandemic. so we'll find out. yeah. some of the things that won't be there. there won't be a host will be no live audience nor face mask for nominees who attend the ceremonies which are taking place in part. >> at eli's union station. a train station. the show producers are hoping to bring bring back some of the traditional glamour to the ceremony and they say that the production has been set up to make it look like we're watching a movie, which is fun because we are going to be talking about a lot of movies netflix actually dominated this year with 36 nominations. but the night's top prize. best picture is widely expected to go to chloe zhao's nomadland. >> sam rubin is giving us a closer look at all the nominees. >> what is certainly looking like the most unusual ceremony in academy awards history. a giant cocktail party, if you will, will take place. oscar sunday, of course, make receiving the most nominations 10 in total. but who do we think will actually take home oscar gold make not really on the

>> for best supporting actor. it's going to be tough to beat daniel kaluuya for his role as fred hampton in judas and the black messiah, the british actor has won virtually every precursor heading into sunday. sarah. one a b on its now for best supporting actress this. what a little tougher to call. but it is between the newcomer maria bakalova for her work in subsequent moviefilm and the meryl streep of south korea, canada right young jiang for minority putting people community. for actor in a leading role. this is shaping up as an emotional high point of sunday's ceremony. the late chadwick boseman seems to be on track to receive a posthumous award for his role in ma rainey's black box. i don't give me a van to make >> i'm just. >> how's this for actress in a leading role. this is a race that is absolutely wide open and work. unlike work. many

suggested frances mcdormand may be involved in a nomadland sweep and take home another oscar. maze other say that carey mulligan for her very brave performance and promising young woman. hey. i said what are you doing. will be tapped to win. >> and several oscar allah just are leaning towards chadwick boseman's costar actress viola davis. they want to come blues. that's alright. me know. heard room. for best picture. it's looking like it's going to be nomadland predicted to win best picture and perhaps make history when the film's director, chloe zhao becomes the first woman of color to win and only the second woman ever to win best director reporting from hollywood. i'm sam rubin. >> what we're all movie buff. so we decided floor $0.2 into the what we thought about it when it comes to these best picture nominees. at first. i kept saying, you know, i was

kind of upset that they were also dark and kind of depressing a little bit. but that minari movie really does seem kind of lighthearted moment. this does it really does. that's a great it does have some some great moments where you just a smile comes. makes you kind of laugh. but i think a lot of them really do give you a different perspective i guess just shining a light on different parts of america that we didn't necessarily know about like nomadland. i no idea. right. but that's kind of group of people were kind of, you know, roaming around the land and then of course, like we mentioned minari with the immigration story and then you're talking about you chicago in yeah. that both kind of well written with all of this to and the like this. i want to know. i've heard a lot about that air and everything. >> but this game ad for a little perspective on. that's not a model. if you got to see a little different layers. yeah. they were you thinking for a best in no man's land. i

think that's probably what's yeah, i mean, i see the father go, but that's for best actor. i know you chadwick's going to i think so, yeah. they they want send a good send-off. wonderful career way too short. definitely. i mean, and to know what he was battling when he was filming all these films like it's just an incredible honor to even be able to see him in these roles. you anthony hopkins is terrific always, he's a good follow on instagram. by the way, if you're really and it's pretty fun. i had a chance to grandma not be done for. this is lot of great little cat videos does. very a lot of

>> we're back with developing news this morning. the marine mammal center concludes that a ship strike is what caused a whale to wash up on the beach at fort funston in san francisco. and this is video here of the 46 foot juvenile male endangered fin whale that was found on the sand friday night. the marine mammal center and california academy of sciences performed a necropsy just yesterday. >> they say significant bruising to muscle around the whale's neck is consistent with blunt force trauma due to a ship strike. this is the 5th whale to wash ashore this month. all others were gray whales. 2 of those were also classified as ship strikes. >> a big vaccine milestone in the east bay and ca

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>> 9.30 on this a cloudy sunday morning signs wet actually in some spots. welcome back. yeah, well wet and we're happy about that because all the rain we can get even if it's not a time like we need davis far has got a little bit more detail on all that heyday and well, mardy, good morning. and good morning, everybody. yeah. we're tracking the rain this morning. we're waiting for the front to drop south. that's could be the last kind of catalyst to bring us that little burst of rain showers that we're keeping in that forecast right now, though,

checking the progress of that. most of the heavy activity is to the south now and given eisele drink there to the south bay there. again, that line notice to the north. that's the front we're waiting for that drop south. but right now and the santa clara valley. looks like we're getting some activity there as we watch rainfall putting us into motion. you'll see where the line is up to the north and that will bring in some winds with its passage and might even see the skies open up a little bit later tonight. now watch the fog through all of this. usually that mixes out. but on a rainy day, it's hard to do so. it redevelops, as you will notice down south along the peninsula coast, although has trouble getting into the santa clara valley for the winds. we have a pretty much on shore as they will be. but they're out of the south because that's prefrontal. the front will shift that more to favoring a westerly pattern breaking it down today. cloudy showers some more showers as what we've got. not a lot quantitatively maybe about a quarter of an inch. if you're lucky, temperatures will pretty much range in the middle 50's coming up in a bit here. we'll take a look at what the week day forecast looks like in the 4 zone as well martin. well.

>> and stave, a big day for contra costa county has more than 1 million coronavirus vaccine doses have been administered. it's a big day. it's a milestone that about a month ahead of their original goal of may 31st kron four's, camila barco live in martinez. she has more on that. hi camila. good morning. >> and good morning. and that's right. the daily administered continues to climb here in contra, costa county healthcare workers are averaging about 15,000 doses during the weekday and 65,000 doses were given the first month this year. the county set a goal to issue 1 million of them by the 4th of july. then contra costa received boxes of doses moving their deadline to memorial day. the county expanded their vaccine eligibility earlier. then the state did now 2 thirds of people 16 and older has received at least one dos 44.3% of the county's population is already fully

vaccinated contra costa is the latest county in california to give more than 1 million doses and enjoying santa clara and alameda on this milestone out to vaccination sites are open today. one is located at veterans memorial hall in richmond and the other one is in antioch. it's at and community center, both run from 09:00am right now. to 04:00pm and you don't need an appointment. you can just walk in. noel, back to you. >> all right. kimmi, let's get to know that many people are willing and ready to get their vaccines party. >> well, let's go ahead. take a look at the covid vaccine administration here in california. as of today, the state is administered almost 28 million doses and right here in the bay area. cat santa clara county remains the highest with one and a half million shots administered so far napa county is given out almost 130,000 doses. >> while the johnson and johnson vaccine has been cleared for use by the fda and

the cdc yet again. those 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. yeah. and now governor newsome says that after more review of the j and j covid-19 vaccine. california will again pickup administering it immediately. >> and while some people remain doubtful, a lot of them are choosing to believe and trust in our leaders and in science. >> i've always believed in science. you know, this is science electronics right so i'm shocked that, you know, people are hesitant about the vaccine. i can't believe this guy, any type of would do its job. it's tested as they said, they'll you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. >> the next shipment of the johnson and johnson vaccine will include a warning label about those possible blood clots currently san francisco, alameda and marin counties all have plans to resume the j and j vaccine. well, kron 4 been

celebrating earth week by drawing attention to some of the biggest environmental challenges in the bay area. and we want to wrap things up today by focusing on the massive california native too-lee elk the annual census count found about 152 living on point reyes national seashore and they've died likely due to drought conditions. >> kron four's, gayle ong reports that the situation is causing controversy over their habitat. >> here at point reyes national seashore animal advocates worry about they are a symbol of this area and an amazing conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reserve, the photos taken in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the

national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elk's food somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gunn is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because it's. >> if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields you would see browse lines and we're not seeing that at all. a total of 6 necropsies were conducted from this point and drakes beach herds. >> gunn says neck rips the findings show 2 elks ate toxic plants, 2 others had heavy internal parasite loads. one had a systemic infection. but gunn says the oaks declining population shows no evidence of dehydration or having a staff go in the fields routinely to look. >> at the water sources that we know exists and if they do

dry out, we are looking into bringing in water should we need to go in alternative water sources for the elder from seeps in springs throughout the reserve also sharing the park. >> dairy and cattle ranchers. this fence was installed at tamales point decades ago to isolate the elk from cattle. this is a national park area. wild supposed to be protected hit. but instead they are dying. advocates are calling on the park to remove defense so the animals can roam free and have access to better food. the national park service says removing the fence will only be considered if ranching activities in the area terminate. >> that means the dairy and cattle ranchers who have been here for generations would have to leave. that won't happen anytime soon. according to the national park services in 1998 to we elk management plan. part of our jobs. the national park service. >> is to maintain that historic district in that house turrell view and historic buildings and the best way to do that is through

active and have a tense of of the buildings, the 99 page management plan calls the elk's population decline. a natural process during droughts as of 2021 marin county is in a moderate drought. >> with conditions expected to get worse in the summer. these activists say they will keep a close eye on the oak in marin county. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> it was a somber afternoon about davidson in san francisco as the armenian community gathered saturday to remember the lives lost in the mass killings over 100 years ago this year, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties, all pass resolutions marking this day as armenian genocide commemoration day. and just hours before that event, president biden officially acknowledged the atrocities of a 19 of 1915 as a genocide. he became the first u.s. president to do so. it's a major medians. hope other world leaders will adopt moving forward.

>> joseph biden has reclaim the united states is position as a champion of human rights. what happened was wrong. >> and we have to recommit ourselves. to making sure that things like that never happened again. challenges that our people have faced and better get continue to overcome. >> that was kron four's ella sogomonian who served as the memorials mistress of ceremonies. noel. >> well, a big a step towards getting back to normal and santa clara county this weekend. the san jose earthquakes home opener was the county's first event with fans since the pandemic began kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills says the day was a winner all around. >> think did not disappoint not only the team get a win but back the first time in more than a year as they made sure their presence was felt

amazing yet beautiful day has been really kind of case for winning yet. go earthquakes. >> i was in the fans. so being in a big day in santa clara county. today's game marking the first event with fans since early 2020. >> food trucks were open and so was north america's largest outdoor car seat or spread out 6 feet apart and van say they felt safe to get i know there are some restrictions >> it doesn't really feel like you have all. they a lot better than today's game but they the quakes got on the board first with this penalty kick and maintained a lead throughout the stadium was filled to just 20% capacity or about 3600 fans, but they still brought the energy and players say it made all the difference last year was. >> difficult for everybody. including the players to play without fans. fans kind of or

what makes the game so special there kind their passion, their noise. their intensity throughout the game. gives us extra boost. >> the final score, the earthquakes on top of their next home game will be back here next saturday, we're told 20% capacity will be allowed once cape town park while >> and we have some spotty showers in and around the bay that we're tracking here waiting really for the frontal system. the fall. that's the last shoe in this program that will kick up some winds change the wind direction a little bit too, and bring us another batch of rain showers are forecast. coming up next

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>> 9.44, let's go ahead and check out weather because it's been the top of the news that yeah. we've got a little bit of rain here in the bay area. dave, how much are we getting today. you know, for lucky you'll get a quarter of an inch of rain with all of this. and we're kind of in a little low here over a good chunk of the bay right now as we had that first little dose drop south, then with this line, the frontal system that's going to drive the next batch to arrive along with some winds to we'll get with that. >> after that second line comes through. board's going to be very, very spotty with that. so that's going to be probably into the early

afternoon is what it looks like. there's the line up to the south. again, a little chunk down here. the santa cruz mountains and breaking up and the santa clara valley. but hey, we've got some of these with this overcast skies in place, although it looks like some sun is trying to peer through a little bit. east bay shoreline there. meanwhile, as we get rain, they're getting snow in the mountains. but this is post the snow as we get into next week clearing about watch these temperatures 4053 63 the warming trend will be felt here on the home front as well into next week. but in the meantime for today, they have a winter stosm watch has been up. i'm sorry, warning and advisory this is until monday morning at 11. they may back off on that a little bit. but their action is going to be today for the most part, then clearing out in the wake futurecast for there's the line not as impressive as the early model runs kind of an update a little bit here. boom that's pretty much it by 3.30 and already some breaks in the clouds happening there still can get some showers collecting as you will see, still streaming in from the pacific. then tomorrow morning. maybe a little stray shower and then a flare up

maybe up in the north bay after we get some daytime heating. that will be tomorrow evening afternoon. your 4 zone forecast. check in the sunday 56 san francisco cold. the beaches, though. 53 pacifica. that's like winter 54. meanwhile, for half moon bay. mid to upper 50's covering the bay side of the peninsula. foster city. 60 59 palo alto in 59 a popular number in the santa clara valley just had a recent rain showers 56 for milpitas upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline tri valley 59 looks like about 59 also for walnut creek and conquered 56 for berkeley, 58 for oakland, a chilly 53 for delay hoh but 58 going on for fairfield with 56 from napa. lot of uniformity with temperatures. it's a rain event. we expect this temperatures at about 60 going down to southern marin. we go from 58 all the way up to 84 by thursday clearing out. we see a collection of clouds into next weekend, but it does not look like we're going to get much the way of rain. >> well, we have waited much longer than usual for

hollywood's biggest night this year, all the glitz and glamour will be on display at several different locations around the world for the 93rd academy awards happening tonight. but believe it or not, there is a way you can celebrate the oscars and feel like a star yourself right here in the bay area while also supporting local businesses here with the scoop on how to do that is carly malaynia. she is the founder of a celebrity site that actually maps where celebrities have visited. it's definitely not stocker ish. and when used correctly, it can help you enhance a road trip or in this case a night dedicated to all things hollywood to carly. thank you so much for joining me. talk to me first about how you came up with the idea of slug map. >> i'm glad you cleared the air, but it's not a stopper. definitely just highlights pressure on celebrities have gone says that fans can have the same experience and support locally. since russians have had a pretty tough so i here in the bay area. so the concept actually mean to me when i was in

middle school watching the real world. san francisco cast be at the stinking rose down in north beach. they ordered this garlic dish the banja and i made a mental note way back then that i wanted to be the same when i was older. very cool. so tonight if you're trying to figure out maybe what to have for dinner while you watch the oscars. >> we can suggest some of celebrity footsteps to follow starting in the east bay our girls she's one of the perform upper centers tonight, excuse me. and she's an oakland native. so she's got some favorite spots that you want to make sure folks, check out. >> back in december of 20 teams i went to playing down de-funding square. it's this great restaurant with bowling and ball and bullying is open right now, which is that sunday. i with limited capacity, but i was just there and have this fantastic outdoor patio with a great sunday brunch. so they are open today and it says

approved and then if you go a little bit more north to berkeley. reese witherspoon has popped up at a couple of places she'll be presenting tonight. and of course is an oscar winner herself for walk the line and she shared some picks and she was in berkeley in november 2019. i went to place called baker in comments which has been around locally since 1921 they make all their big in house they've in coffee in reese was seen one of their hot beverages, 7. maybe guess it's their local coffee there. and then she also went to sweet green in and it looks like she had a kale salad and some lemonade. and if you're not in berkeley, of course we green is also in other bay area, places like san mateo, palo mountain view so you can eat just like reese. >> well, and if we are taking a tour here of the bay area. if we head to the north bay and you're in napa and you might have a sweet tooth oprah and ends l can help us out hot.

>> that's right. it's pretty well documented minute area. no word when you're out breath, loves the model bakeries english not bins that bait reason not who lena and yon built and that you can also get them shipped to you through service called goldbelly which ships famous regional foods nationwide. and these english my things that i have had are delicious and you can get them for under $25. it doughnuts are more. your jam. then and his 2018 oscar nominated film. have as surprise for you because the doughnut that was used in roman j israel ask layer, which is is from johnny donuts, which is based here in is coming to santa rosa soon. also larkspur in sandra fell and the maple donut that they use in the movie actually doesn't exist because it has a turkey bacon slices on top of but they do have maple for

about $4. i did my research for you and can tell you that they are you're making us so hungry supporting before we let you go, we do want to talk about san francisco. of course, harrison ford the obama is one of pell te'o all of these stars have stopped at a few spots in the talk to me a little bit about their places. >> yeah. in the sense that district of san francisco is 10 long they call themselves the first restaurant and they counter harrison ford who has been the nominee is a presenter tonight as one of their regulars there and then home here in san francisco has both counsel and michelle obama has when it's of course, when in 1999 for her movie and michelle obama doesn't technically have the statue, but her production company did best documentary last year. and glenn, it says that the wood-fired keep says and other do it. delicious dishes that could our pure perfection. so

they're open today. they also a cook at home meal offered. so maybe you can pick something up like that and cook like an oscar for watching oscars tonight. well, and if you don't feel like tracking to any of those local grocery stores actually have an item that a lot of the celebrities are going to be finding in their gift bags tonight at some cookies, right. carly. >> yes. if you get back from the tories for being super over the top 10's of thousands of dollars worth of goods and services. but i looked at the list this year and said that the most affordable and accessible item just might >> i think from my local grocery store yesterday for under $5 and the celebrities are getting those in their gift basket. so you can have his or just like let's see those again. what's the brand. your all right. maybe i'll have to go pick same. i've got a bit of a sweetie. you've got a bit of a sweet tooth. there's also alton john's got

a virtual after party. so there's a lot of different ways that you can kind of play around today and feel like you're in the middle of hollywood, even though we're up in the bay area. carly, thank you so, so much for joining us. i do have someone that wants to say hello to you. >> because you are apparently one of mardy >> everything he learned. i learned from >> carly was a terrific student. i'm so happy to see you doing so well. >> thank you, marty. i feel the same everything learned for. all right. it is so great to see you. and enjoy tonight. i'm gonna go out and get those cookies because they look great. >> with, you know, you like a starter for a couple we'll be right great to see carly it.

>> well, before we go, we do want to make sure you know of the rain headed our way. this afternoon. dave, what's this radar telling us. yeah, we have line of showers up to the north here, noel and and that's the last shoe to fall in this program here that will bring with us some showers going on this afternoon around 1 o'clock or so just put into motion real quick. you can get a general idea word is it's already building a little bit

of sonoma county after that, folks. it's a warm-up phase all next week dry. and we're back to the 80's. wow. what a change in >> we do like the sun we can get the rain we like even more so hopefully we can get so badly needed. yeah. on that. no, we're going to wrap things up on this beautiful view of the bay of hope you can get out and enjoyed in between the marty gonzalez. i'm noelle bellow. that's it for the kron 4 weekend morning news. we'll see you guys next saturday. ♪ ♪

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