>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is may first. if you're a daily's and and we started off pretty foggy today. i'm kind curious what the other parts of the bay look like aside from the city here. dave spahr has got a look at your forecast today. >> hey, good morning, marty well, good morning. everybody. and kind of got off to a cool start as well as well, too. and we'll be looking for some afternoon. winds are kind of typical, but that fog is going to cover good chunk of the bay. it looks like to the morning hours yet we'll get some clearing except at the

coast yet to be slow, going to get some clearing there. there's the shot from the golden gate. you can see from comparison sake. not bad because that using a fog trap. but just to remind you of the east bay shoreline is all kind of cloud up here with this fog. it's going to take it again. a couple of hours to kind of lift off until worst pretty much saying goodbye to it. temperatures are still remain warm and those inland valleys. but chilly at the coast today to come to get those winds cooking. here is the fog. i want to mention particularly hovering half moon bay. and you can see the peninsula. santa cruz mountains as latest 1230's are still fighting the fog as far as what happens afterwards. we have a fire weather watch at this point covering solano county that will be in effect from sunday to tuesday. got to watch and see if that becomes a red flag warning winds will be driving that really later in the forecast period right now. we've got those middle 50's to lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 40's up to the north bay. 54 san francisco for today. again, turning sunny to cut those inland areas breezy for the

afternoon. temperatures generally speaking in the 70's and we'll see a couple 80's happening in the morning forecast in a bit. >> we have to ask the question when we have such a lackadaisical response from elected officials regarding the death of a human being. does black life really matter to them. >> a call for transparency in daly city following the police killing of roger allen. the 44 year-old black man was shot earlier this month during what investigators say was a struggle over a bb gun. and this morning allen's family and friends are continuing to demand more transparency and accountability. kron four's dan thorn explains. >> a mural for roger allen. still stands 3 weeks after he was shot and killed by daly city police. the 44 year-old was in the passenger seat of a truck parked on ny antic avenue on the afternoon of april 7th. he later died after

a struggle with police. here we have yet another african-american men being killed at the hands of law enforcement. >> and we don't know exactly what. >> happened. president of the naacp san mateo branch. reverend lora owens says the account from city officials is perplexing. how did officers trying to help allen with a damaged tire turned into a struggle over a fake gun and end with allen being killed so far there's been no video recovered of the shooting or what happened before it daly city police are also not equipped with body-worn cameras budgets are a selection of values and any agency via public or private. this is we don't have the money. >> that's not necessarily true. you have the money. the question is what do you choose to do with it after initially refusing to release the names of the officers involved. the city revealed them thursday as lieutenant michael brennan. >> and officers rosa breen's

nicholas mccarthy and cameron newton officials did not say who fired their gun but did say it was discharged because allen pointed the fake gun at one of the officers without any video. reverend owens is skeptical of the investigation and says the city needs to be more transparent. >> we have to ask the question when we have such a lackadaisical response from elected officials regarding the death of a human being. does black life. >> really matter to them reporting in daly city. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> well, now in the east bay in alameda. there's still a lot of questions surrounding the death of 24 your 26 year-old mario gonzalez, who died in police custody last week on friday high school students joining city leaders for a virtual town hall meeting focused on how alameda pd responded to that. 911, call. some students questioned why a mental health team wasn't called out for mario

instead of officers. city officials chose not to respond to questions about the case directly because it's still under investigation. but police captain matt mcmullen did say a mental health team usually heads to scenes like these when they have more time. >> how should we build trust with the in this moment in time has policing. this definitely being questioned at this moment. officers are trained in identifying mental health crisis is. >> through crisis intervention training we have been participating, i believe since 2000, 15. >> we'll still the young people say the police department needs more accountability. the mayor says the city council will study several reform proposals at a special meeting next week. >> also in the east bay families in san ramon say they are shocked and outraged after learning about racist and homophobic stickers that were found on the cow high school campus last month and they were only informed about it. thursday night. the administration responded to

the incident and the delayed announcement saying, quote, it is deeply disappointing. this kind of behavior continues to take place on the cow high campus. they say it was a mistake not to communicate about the incident as soon as it happened and they are deeply sorry. so far authorities have not been able to identify the 2 individuals involved in the incident. >> well, today is may day or international workers day and oakland police have put out a warning to demonstrators. opd says they are aware of peaceful demonstrations. celebrating may day. but the department will off having more officers on duty just in case those demonstrations turned violent police are also warning some streets may be closed because of the demonstrations and they warn drivers of possible delays on the bay bridge. >> well, coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news after more than a year of responding to a pandemic. kaiser is planning to lay off hundreds of workers. we do have a live report with the

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happening today, thousands of inmates in california. >> could be getting out of prison early the state is increasing early release credits for 76,000 inmates today. the good behavior credits will shorten their sentences by one 3rd instead of one 5th, most of those affected have been convicted of violent crimes and more than one 3rd are supposed to be serving life sentences with the possibility of parole. >> we want to keep everybody safe. we want to make sure that the fda to not pass. >> asian-american elected officials and business leaders join together in oakland to oppose a proposed state law that would robbery cases from a felony to a misdemeanor. the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. karl chan was joined by about 100 people who are opposed to the bill. this comes one day after chan was attacked as he walked through chinatown leaders say that if it's

passed, local communities will be at risk once again. >> protecting law abiding citizen has to be a top priority for all the legislators. at a time when we have so many highly visible and notorious cases. people protection but not mask. >> the bill by berkeley senator nancy skinner would change. robberies were less than $950 were stolen. no weapons involved nor serious injuries caused from felonies to misdemeanors a pointer appointments are opponents point out that many of those crimes still involved. violent attacks while supporters claim there are simply too many people doing time for relatively minor offenses. dave. >> okay. quite a bit of a fog around the bay that we're dealing with this morning. that will break up into the afternoon to watch out. it's kind of breezy and their water will be chilly today. look at your forecast coming up in just a bit.

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>> we actually get together with our neighbors. we collaborate on clearing. a lot of the brush and making sure the grass is cut. >> and oakland people are preparing for an early fire season. doing what they can to protect their homes and their neighborhoods. >> this comes as the oakland fire department says it's

already seen extremely dry conditions. so now crews are anticipating increase in fire danger. kron four's. gayle ong has more now from the oakland hills. >> firefighters say now is the time to prepare for wildfire season. but people who live here out on the fire zone are already on it. >> we have our go bags ready and you know, for it me that this is the route to get out of aaron bard's neighborhood. a narrow winding road. his home surrounded by mountainous terrain deep in the oakland hills. >> there's been a couple of scares last fire season. there are some small brush fires nearby partners or risk living in the wild land. urban interface. he bought his home years after the fatal 1991 tunnel fire in the open in berkeley hills that spread to homes. >> can firefighters are bracing for an early fire season would recent changes in weather patterns causing drought conditions, wild land fire season will begin monday may 3rd crews have been battling fires throughout the state and are anticipating

another long fire season martin as neighbors work together to clear brush and any potential fuel. we do it as often as we we try to be responsible about it. >> you know, at least a few times a year. we do a major clearing where we cut the grass down and we clear branches and b prune trees and make sure that everything's in compliance. >> the oakland fire department plans to staff up and patrol neighborhoods. 24 hours a day during red flag warning events here in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> we have just turn the page into may. and we're talking fire danger. i know i was going to say, you know, the sun is out today, which we would like to see the sun a little bit. we really, really need some rain date. is there any rain in this forecast. no, there's not. the only thing we're getting this morning is a little bit the way that fog it's going to cover over the bay. it looks like throughout the morning hours, it will mix out into the afternoon. but dry will be in its wake. we do have an onshore wind that's working here this afternoon. but come later, that will boy be a little bit more offshore

and solano county. they're the ones really looking at program. it's a sunday through tuesday like situation time. kurt, is what we're looking at right now to get things started again. there's that fog covering up good chunk of the east bay shoreline. for now it's going to take in just about all morning to do so to mix out. we have kind of a front that kind of just tap to tiptoed across our region overnight leaving us essentially with clear skies aloft. once we take care of this marine layer watching this ca cloud sector in a motion shows how along the coast a war remain pretty foggy, maybe even perhaps some coastal drizzle along the peninsula as a possibility note, the mountains. not too much happens overnight, but by tomorrow with daytime heating like it's some showers going on there a little bit. of course, that will be out direction clear our way as we set up for a little mini heat wave coming our way by monday here. the onshore winds checking in now in solano county, briefly come off shore just a little bit tomorrow morning, temporarily before shifting back more on shore come sunday night. that's we go into that fire weather

watch in solano county that will be with us around until tuesday. temperatures are very interesting over the next about 72 hours, mostly sunny cool fog at the coast. there might be a couple of 80's going on inland. but that's about it. everybody's 70's and it's going to struggle to make it to the 60's. we'll see more of that at the coast tomorrow warming up a little bit more. so tomorrow got more 80's covering over the real estate. but then by monday we're talking popping into the 90's potentially going on the far east bay locations, particularly and the contra costa county. so little nice quick warm up. happening a little heat spike our way. so we have this front again to cross last night. we'll have the on shore winds going on today. kind of suppressing temperatures really strengthening up that marine layer. and that's what we're seeing today going on around the basics to san francisco 68 for oakland 70. meanwhile, for san jose. and this tells the whole story. we got the green on the peninsula and around the bay. keeping those relatively chilly 60's at the bay chilly cold 50's at the coast. but inland upper 70's

and scratching your about 80 will have your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. well, marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot. developing news this morning, the secretary of state's office in sacramento set to finalize the number of verified signatures. >> on the petition to recall governor newsom. now people who signed the petition do have the opportunity to remove their names from the appeal. if they choose. >> but recall organizers say they are not worried at this point. no. a prominent democrats are challenging newsome, but there are 4 republican candidates considered to be front runners san diego mayor kevin faulconer businessman john, former congressman doug ose ii and olympian turned reality tv star caitlyn jenner. >> governor newsome set to speak later today at the party's annual convention, which will be held virtually vice president kamala harris also set to speak at today's event. >> i can report to the american people and to the world. the united states has

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>> in oakland some happy a's fans getting to watch their team take on baltimore in person and even happier to see themselves on the video board. not that you see this. i would imagine, sean murphy, bottom of the second. no one out and no one on murphy. big swing and they have bomb. that was almost all the way back into the high seas oakland taking a one. nothing lead at the coliseum. so we go to the top of the 3rd 2 outs. no one on my fires. pitching the cedric mullins and that. is a fair ball. some mullins ties it up for baltimore with his home run fires. not very happy about that outcome and they would like this much either. very next batter austin hays. it's also going to go yard. so the orioles take the lead there in the 3rd day that around. and so it oakland. and then in the 9 days made this a game, no outs runner. first, matt chapman hits one into the gap is looking to make something happen, but that would be about as far as it got final score 3 to 2 baltimore a's now 3rd and

they'll standings a game back the giants. meanwhile, on the road taking on one of the best pitchers in the game. that's yu darvish and the padres. he was throwing fire tonight. mister posey can. still ahead fire and he didn't bottom of the first a solo homer for the catcher. it's a one nothing lead for san francisco to the 6th we go looking wet the young giants pitcher had a good night, but this was not a great moments tie game 2 runners on jurickson profar drills. one up the middle that would score 2 runs. giants could ever find the go ahead. run 3, 2, the final score in san diego giants now tied in first in the national league with the milwaukee brewers. well, the forty-niners new quarterback is home in the bay area. san francisco drafted. trey lance with the number 3 overall pick yesterday he set foot in levi stadium. >> for the first time. lance said he's never been to the bay area before he grew up in minnesota and then played his college ball at north dakota state, but his family does have some history here in the bay area's father carlton is a

former pro cornerback who spent training camp back in the 90's with the forty-niners. the younger lance does help to do this team for much longer than one training camp. and he said in order to make that happen. he is ready to start getting to work. if you're going to draft a quarterback. you better make sure you have the pieces in place to protect him right. that's the philosophy of the forty-niners. anyway. they picked notre dame guard aaron banks with their second-round selection. banks is a bay area guy. he grew up in alameda and played high school ball and also high. but boy, has he been eating his wheaties since then. banks is a solid 6, 5, 325 pounds and well, you may not normally associate stats with an oh lineman. check this out. total sacks allowed during his college career just 2 in 38 games with the irish after he got drafted bank said it's quote, insane to be picked up by his hometown team. >> it's funny because all of high school coaches are here and every single one of them were not fans going through.

where they're 49 a year and you know, i got the call a point that he and say that's that's the place just erupted. it was and doesn't say nose. this is the best moment of my life by far got to be an incredible feeling. welcome back to the bay. aaron banks. the forty-niners also made a couple more selections in the second and 3rd round. they picked up. >> trey sermon running back out of ohio state to add to the forty-niners already pretty deep running court never hurts to add more there and then also a cornerback much needed ambry thomas out of michigan. so looking forward to seeing what those guys have to offer to the team rounds. 4, 5, and 6 of the nfl draft coming up

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>> 7.30 on what's of foggy morning in some spots. all the usual places pretty much fog in around the bay area. exactly. but there is going to be a little bit of sunshine. it's going to warm up for some folks here in the bay area. dave spahr has got all the details for you okay. noel mardy, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're already seeing some improvements happening a little bit around parts of the bay is the fog lifts the really problematic areas are going to be at the coast, though production basically in some spots may be kind of overcast just about all day today. >> and that will have a cooling effect on those temperatures as we expected as well. big changes happening in later on. how are we get to monday, though. big temperature pop here as you can see the progress a little bit to the east bay shoreline. if you look at the very top of your screen. some blues trying to filter in there. and you can see some mixing out happening at the ground level in the lower right-hand side.

so there is some progress being made here and you'll see the problem areas will remain at the coast, though, for today. so kind of overcast. it looks like along the peninsula coast down to half moon bay. little bit of that onshore wind. we'll check in later on today. you can see how breezy it isn't. well, inland areas and certainly around water temperature checked wear in the 50's over good piece of real estate. for now. already 62 off the antioch 40's. meanwhile, up to the north bay. and here slow clearing happening at the bay bridge toll plaza. we expect this to clear out, though, in a couple of hours, 64 by 11 by 2 turning breezy. that will be on shore. thank you. at about 71, however, little bit of an offshore wind started to develop in the solano county fire weather watch and we'll have a course that 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. morning. sounds good. dave, thank you the big story we're following this saturday morning. >> kaiser is planning to lay off hundreds of workers amid the pandemic hard to believe really kron four's camila barco joins us live now from walnut creek with the very latest camila. >> yeah. good morning. you guys the union that represents

the health care workers affected by these layoffs have sent us an e-mail and they confirmed the news to kron 4 brett knese saldana the press secretary tells us that more than 200 health care workers. the company plans to eliminate more than to help 200 health care workers across northern california. so danya calls this unacceptable by kaiser considering the fact that they made more than 6 billion dollars last year. now some health care workers affected include employees to admit patients into the hospital. there's also the workers who helped transport people to the right place for care. and then there's patient care technicians. they are the ones who take care of people when they are in the hospital beds. so donna says that there's also more employees and other departments that will be affected. that's not exactly sure where where these employees that will be affected are located, but we have reached out to kaiser for more information. however, we have not heard back. well, marty, back to you. camila

quick question. do you when these layoffs are going to take place. >> yes. so those are what that's one of my question that. i waiting to hear back from kaiser to learn more about when these layoffs will take place. so we're waiting to hear back from them. all right. thanks a lot. >> camila barco reporting live for us walnut creek this morning. noel. >> many more than 100 million americans are now fully vaccinated. that's nearly double the 55 million americans who are fully vaccinated by the end of march. according to the cdc, nearly 40% of adults are fully vaccinated at this point and more than 55% of american adults have received at least one dose. that's up from 30% just a month ago. meanwhile, about 8% of americans have gotten their first shot. but have not returned for the second despite the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci saying we're actually doing pretty well getting people to complete the 2 shot regimen. >> but if you compare this so

other real world uptake of vaccines that have been around for a while. 70 to 80% of individuals completed the series, which means that 20 to 30%. not so those 48%, though you'd like to see a 100% adherence percent is within the realm. what you see, what other multi those vaccines. >> as vaccinations have gone up covid related deaths have dropped dramatically during the peak of mid-january, an average of 3400 americans were dying each day. now that number is around 670 a day. quite the decrease. >> well, there is a new covid vaccine clinic now open in conquered. it's a drop in vaccination site. so you don't have to make an appointment. it's located along the monument boulevard corridor in concord at 1034 oak grove road. it opens at 8 o'clock this morning open until 3 o'clock this afternoon. it will open next week. beginning

tuesday. the vaccine site can give up to 500 doses every day. noel. >> well, the u.s. will begin restricting travel from india starting next week. this is the country is experiencing a devastating rise in covid cases and the emergence of potentially dangerous variants. the policy will not apply to us citizens permanent residents or close family members of us citizens. vice president harris the restrictions saying they're following the advice of the cdc. >> travel restrictions starting on on the advice of centers for disease control. >> 19 experts medical experts. our national security advisers. responsibility as the united states in particular as it relates. people that we have partnered with over the years. people at

time of need. and as it relates to that, the people of india. we have a longstanding decades old relationship. with india, with the indian people. public health issues. >> the move comes days after president joe biden pledged to send assistance to indian prime minister amid the growing health crisis in country. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news celebrating a century. we'll take a look at how a former fire chief sandra fell celebrating his one 100th birthday today. congratulations. we'll be right back.

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welcome back. in the north bay, a retired sandra phil. >> fire. captain is celebrating his one 100th birthday with a downtown drive-by parade taking place later today. i'd say he deserves that years-old kron four's maureen kelly caught up with him to see how he was preparing for the big day and to get his advice for longevity. john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war

2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. gee, i don't know. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping him in their lives. this long he loves to give everything to people who work for people from a voluntary. and then yeah, you know, i think that makes happy there. >> i asked for his advice about how to make it to 100. i think you're doing great. doing super. i think you make it. maureen. k

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>> well, the severity of the drought here in the bay, area's very easy to see, especially in the south while a few reservoirs are in good shape. others really are not kron four's. rob fladeboe takes a look at reservoir levels in the south bay. >> lexington and other reservoirs around the santa clara valley are mostly depended on runoff from rainfall but rainfall was well below normal last winter. so there wasn't all that much runoff lexington is about 28% full right now. together. the 10 santa clara valley reservoirs are just 16% full. >> well below their 20 year, historical average of 26%. >> reservoirs account for about half the valley's annual needs. the rest comes from groundwater reserves. they are still in pretty good shape, says valley waters, matt kalil. so that's where our storage really is here in santa clara county and right now our storage levels underground. >> or actually at normal

levels. we import about 50% of our water here to santa clara county. so we have a lot of our stores outside of the county also had a semi truck groundwater storage tank in kern county. we'll also be taking water from their looming large in a prolonged drought is the fact that anderson reservoir in morgan hill. >> larger than all other reservoirs. combine is virtually empty of just 3% of capacity. it was drained and will stay that way for 10 years. well, the dam built on an earthquake fault. undergoes a seismic retrofit on top of locations of state and federal water have also been cut back, which means valley water will soon be shopping for more. >> and so as we plan out for the rest of the year, though we need to take action. we need to go out and buy emergency water to make sure that we can meet demand here in santa clara county and keep those groundwater levels and normal levels valley waters board has thus far decided against mandatory rationing this summer. well calling instead for a goal of 25%.

voluntary conservation while doubling incentives for replacing lawns with drought-tolerant landscaping. >> bottom line, a lot is riding on what happens if and when winter rains return. i just saw the u.s. drought monitor updated. >> their map and it shows that parts of santa clara county or in extreme drought and other parts of the county or in severe drought. so combined put, you know, either way you look at it severe or extreme. that's bad news as far as water spy outlook goes because it's only going to get worse until we have some rain here in santa clara county. >> and as water becomes more scarce, it's also going to be more expensive. both valley water wholesaler and its retail customers are expected to raise rates in the weeks and months ahead in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> it's going to be raised rates. there's going to probably be some restrictions on water. use your. we've already seen some counties doing that. i know next man with a other time. they're talking about that. they're already doing that marin county. but yeah, it seems like one works with the other is the water level goes down. the rates go up. exactly.

exactly david, you have no relief in sight for no, that doesn't appear to be any real rain coming our way at all. we are going into a dry pattern time period anyway. things are really going to change. it looks throughout this seasonn here. and with that. >> we do have a fire weather watch for solano county because conditions will be getting dry. that's going to kick in sunday morning in linger into early next that solano county, but still it's a bit of brief offshore wind doesn't help much. we do have bit of the way of fog still hanging around portions of the bay. we expect that to mix out for at least the base perspective. but along the coast, it's going remaie kind of with that drizzle. the we expect temperature check for right now. we're in the 50's over good piece of real estate. 62 antioch. shelley to scratch right around 50, as you can see at the coast and don't expect them record to move much more then that this afternoon. first things first on shore we have for today. that will be a little bit by inland heating going on, then very early tomorrow. it'll shift happens here in solano county, offshore winds,

another interrupted by later on shore. winds tomorrow afternoon. going to be the most acute, as you can see around the peninsula. san francisco in up to the north bay a little bit as well. running through the longer range forecast models. there's a little hint as we get to around thursday maybe of some showers try to sneak in here for right now. we'll call this bit of a breezy wind event. for now, we don't think that's really going to hit us. we'll see success of models of things get any better. but it's a little bit of a tease from that vantage point. the big issue will be probably will get some wins out of that system. 4 zone forecast. checking in for your saturday today. 64 san francisco. this is a modest effort. not so much just at the coast. but elsewhere compared to what the next 48 hours will look like. 59 daly city pacific about 56. we have the lower 60's lining up along the bay shoreline here on the peninsula, 66 for foster city palo alto, 6867 for mountain view heading down the santa clara valley here. we've got santa clara. it's 7170 for san jose in cupertino

milpitas at about 69. mid to upper 60's lineup. the east bay shoreline. we've got a couple 70's here and there 71 to check in for livermore 69 pleasanton. 75 walnut creek 77 for concord 67 for berkeley. notice contra. costa county, a little warmer there in a solano county popping into the 80's. you can see vacaville 8482 for fairfield. so this warm weather sacramento valley hasn't yet ventured into the bay area. yet it's coming 74 for napa. a chilly 65 toledo. 76 sonoma, 74 santa rosa and lower 70's as we head down south. so this is we're talking about going on for today. we take care of the clouds. the windy conditions 7684 tomorrow, 90 or so expected in some inland areas by monday, slipping a little bit. there's that wednesday event of we'll call it wind now. we'll see if that something better. they temperatures also fall into the 60's. you can see will do the same at the coast. noel. thanks, dave. >> the cdc says july 1st is a

reasonable target date for a full reopening of the nation. cdc chief to doctor rochelle walensky says it all depends on covid-19 cases in vaccination rates going into that date. but walensky added the virus has tricked us before. so we will just have to wait and see. if you are planning to travel at all vaccinated or not. you're still going to need a mask. tsa announced it's extending the face mask requirement across all transportation networks in the u.s. through september 13th that means people at airports in airplanes as well as commuter buses and trains will need to be wearing a mask even those who are fully vaccinated. marty. >> well, let's go to the south bay this morning where people are not waiting to travel. officials at mineta san jose airport say they're adding more than 300 parking spaces today to meet the growing demand. >> we have been seeing monthly increases in passenger traffic. we've been seeing more people in the terminals,

more people through the security check lanes and more people accessing our parking facility. >> well, the airport is reconfiguring its parking spaces to provide exclusive covered spots in lot 3. they're also adding spaces and lot for that have been used by airport employees. if you're planning to fly out of san jose. the airport is offering covid testing on site. >> hey, disneyland reopened. it is now the happiest place on earth welcomed back fans yesterday for the first time in over a year for now, disneyland is only admitting california residents and there are capacity limits there at the park, which might be kind of nice little less people there. some attractions like the parade and stage shows are still on hold to avoid large crowds from gathering in the spaces. but it didn't stop people waking up early to wait in line for the park's reopening. >> it just i'm just so blessed to be here. and i just wanted to start screaming and hugging everybody and waving at

everybody. does. everybody was so welcoming. they make you feel like it's part of your family. and just makes you feel like you're back at home. >> the reopening highlights a major shift for california from just months ago when covid cases, we're surging. i know you can really see and kind of feel that fact. yeah, you have to, you know, do the whole reservation process everything. but clearly, once you get in there, it's it's nice and fun with the bubbles. you brought up a good point. it's and it's nice to have a smaller crowd will less lot. you know, the lines are shorter. yes, good stuff. we'll be right back with us.

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>> food insecurity was a problem even before the pandemic and now a year later, those numbers are staggering. the san francisco-marin food bank expanding its warehouse to fight the growing number of people who are dealing with hunger and food insecurity. the food bank is adding an additional 23,000 square feet of their current warehouse. that expansion will allow the food bank to distribute 75 million pounds of food every year. that serves up to 200,000 people a week. the food bank says that executive director says providing a resource like this is even more important now than it's ever been. >> and now as we emerge from the pandemic, there's no there. no, i i think the san francisco-marin food bank make that we're getting food to our neighbor, taking 100 that were

working with that community. make sure that we've got the capacity in the coalition and that we're fighting make there. we've got the right in place that we can work what they want and they can. and right now more than ever before. we've got to make there that we have the capacity to deliver on that need and that's where this renovation and think the way it really couldn't come soon enough. make sure that we've got the ability, the tribute, the food that i right now. >> well, the food bank says it can always use extra help, whether it's volunteer work or donations and keep in mind that every dollar donated buys 2 meals. we have a link to their website at kron. 4 dot com. >> well, still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news a call for transparency in daly city following the police killing of a 44 year-old black man. we have that story. plus youth activists in alameda are demanding answers from its police department after the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. and kaiser's

planning to lay off hundreds of workers. we have a live report with the details ahead. stick with us. kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

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>> good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. may first. yes, that's right. very first day of may. we've made it. it is made we're starting off a little cloudy. a little foggy here in places little bit on checking out the monitor there and the golden gate bridge and its fogged in as per usual day starts. got a little bit more detail on what we can see things clearing up a day, ok, noel. marty, good morning. and good morning, will take care of the fog in most areas. but along the coast is going kind of overcast day today might even see some drizzle going on. >> particular in the santa cruz mountains, but certainly temperatures will be suppressed with all of this going on. also throughout the bay 70's and 80's expected for the afternoon highs going on. golden gate the fog is mixing your will see an improvement as we get into the around the noon hour or so. same deal happening here at the east bay shoreline quite a bit of fog hanging around there. but you might go to make it out the very top of your screen there. some blue skies working there. speaking of the fog here is how it does make south this

morning really doesn't along the coast as you'll notice their picks to the peninsula coast. we do have is a little side issue here. the fire weather watch at this point. it may be upgraded to a red flag warning later. that's a lot of county that kicks in tomorrow morning. it will be round with us through tuesday 50's over most of the region. rosa 62. meanwhile, for any auc. here's the breakdown for you. turning kind of breezy by a high noon. it's an onshore wind. 3 o'clock only about 70 going on. but again, in some areas in the inland air of like a solano county, for example, will pop in about 80 or so. and a big warm-up expected for everybody by monday. we'll look at all of those changes coming up in a bit part in the well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin this hour on the peninsula of a memorial for roger allen stands 3 weeks after he was shot and killed by daly city police the 44 year-old black man was in the passenger seat of a truck. >> parked on ny antic avenue back on april 7th. >> when officers shot him during what investigators say was a struggle over a bb gun.

>> the incident started with officers helping allen fix a flat tire. so many are wondering how that turned into a struggle for a bb gun and d up with allen being killed so far there's been no a video recovered of the shooting or what led up to it. >> daly city police are not equipped with body cams because of budget issues, allen's death has prompted protests and activists who are calling for the daly city police department to buy officer body cams. >> here we have yet another african-american men being killed at the hands of law enforcement. and we don't know exactly what happened at budgets are a selection of values and any agency via public or private. this is we don't have the money that's not necessarily true. you have the money. the question is what do you choose to do with it. >> after initially refusing to release the names of the officers involved, the city on

thursday they are lieutenant michael brennan officers rosa bran, us. nicholas mccarthy and cameron newton officials did not say who fired the weapon, but they did say it was discharged because allen pointed a bb gun at one of the officers, the n double acp has been demanding independent investigation into what happened. city officials say that the administration administrative investigation will happen. some city council members have said body-worn cameras will be a top priority budget next time around. now to the east bay where the and alameda there are still many questions remaining surrounding the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez who died in police custody last week. while we wait for the autopsy results for mario gonzales on friday, high school students join city leaders for a virtual town hall which centered on police reform and how officers are trained to respond to mental health calls kron four's. phillipe djegal has more on that.

>> members of the group youth activists of alameda spent their lunch break from high school friday posing questions to alameda city leaders want to focus in on how the police departmehe responded to 911. calls regarding a 26 year-old mario gonzalez last week he died in custody. how should we build trust with the in this moment in time has policing. this definitely being questioned at this moment. youth wondering why a mobile mental health team wasn't called out for mario instead of officers. city officials choosing not to respond to questions about that case directly because they say they need to let the investigations into the matter play out. but captain matt mcmullen did say a mental health team typically heads to scenes when there's more time. otherwise officers should be able to handle those situations. our officers are trained in identifying mental health crisis is. >> through crisis intervention training we have been participating, i believe since 2000, 15 still the young

people say the police department needs more accountability. the mayor says the city council will discuss several reform proposals at a special meeting next week. we will also bring up the concept of a of a civilian oversight board in and see you know what can be done as for mario 911, calls detail concern from citizens about him loitering in a park and possibly drinking alcohol in public at the time captain mike mullen says only one of those actions broke the you could be in a public that's everyone's right to enjoy those spaces. and we want everyone to feel safe in those spaces. as far as open not sure on licensed permitted. >> facility. you're not to have open containers and open spaces and not made up. it's a municipal code. the youth also demanding the officers involved in gonzalez's death be fired and prosecuted. >> phillipe djegal all kron 4 news.

>> today is may day or international workers day and oakland police has put out a warning to demonstrators opd says they're aware of peaceful demonstrations. celebrating may day. but the department will have more officers on duty in case the demonstrations turned violent police are also warning some streets may be closed because of the demonstrations. they're warning drivers of possible delays on the bay bridge specifically marty. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news after more than a year of responding to a pandemic. kaiser is now planning to lay off 200 workers. we have a live report standing by with all the details ahead. also finalizing the recall governor newsome not recall, governor newsom effort will find out why supporters are confident the election will take place this fall. and right after the break, we'll find out why more than 70,000 inmates here in california could be eligible for early release. we'll have that coming up.

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don't burn down the duplex. terminix. don't burn down the duplex. >> welcome back. happening today, thousands of inmates in california could be getting out of prison early. the state is increasing early release credits for 76,000 inmates today. the good behavior credits will shorten their sentences by one 3rd instead of one 5th, most of those affected have been convicted of violent crimes and more

than one 3rd are serving life sentences with the possibility of parole. marty. >> well, no. well in the east bay asian-american elected officials and business leaders join to oppose a new state plan that would robberies from a felony charge to a misdemeanor. kron four's. charles clifford has more. >> well here in california. robbery is considered a felony. but under sb 82 robberies in which less than $950 are taken would be reclassified as a misdemeanor with a fine of up to a $1000 or 6 months in jail defenders of sba to to say that too many people in california are receiving lengthy prison sentences for relatively minor offensive. but there are a lot of people who are opposed sb 82 in oakland on friday. about 100 people from the asian american community rallied in front of the state building to oppose sb 82 because they say a recent attacks against asian americans show that even if very few items are taken. these are still very violent

acts that should be classified as felonies and they say sba to to has to be stopped. >> protecting law abiding citizen has to be a top priority for all the legislators. at a time when we have so many highly visible and notorious they cases. >> people protection but not mask tool. it is asterisk is going the opposite direction and must be rejected. also at today's rally was oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president karl chan is been a very vocal advocate for the asian american community. chan says that on thursday he was attacked while walking in chinatown e received minor injuries to his hands and knees. he was able to identify his attacker in opd has taken someone. >> into custody. but chan says that sba to to needs to be stopped. we want to keep everybody safe. we want to make sure that the fda to were not passed. now sba to to has

a long ways to go before becoming a law that ever does. it would have to pass the senate and then the assembly and then be signed by the governor. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> we're starting out with quite a bit of fog around the immediate bay area. however, it should clear out as we get into the afternoon with breezy conditions. keeping those temperatures suppressed over good chunk of the bay will still see a couple here and

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with our neighbors. we collaborate on clearing. a lot of the brush and making sure the grass is cut. >> an oakland. people are preparing for an early fire season. doing what they can to protect their homes and their neighborhoods as a whole. >> well, this comes as drought has the open fire department bracing for an early fire season. >> the oakland fire department plans to staff and patrol neighborhoods 24 hours a day during red flag warning events. >> well, now let's go ahead and take a look at the weather forecast because unfortunately it's going to stay dry for a while yeah, i we're also looking a fire weather watch has been posted, but that's for solano county, not alameda and contra costa county. but. >> at least a part of our viewing area will be impacted a little bit. that's going to kick in tomorrow and be around until as late as tuesday for now, though, i know it seems counterintuitive, but we have fog going on. that's a little slow clearing out a good chunk of the bay and it will linger at the coastal areas. it looks

like just about all day today with even some potential, some drizzle going on, but it will be a temperature suppressant. contrast that with what goes on monday. look out. temperatures are skyrocketing as we go into the afternoon, we had a front passed by basically overnight. so it's leaving us with clear skies and that onshore wind as we watch what happens. not a whole lot of future cast for noting some of that cloud cover in low lying clouds at the coast there, maybe even some drizzle and then later on as we get into sunday. we'll be curiously with some daytime heating, particularly will flare up of some showers going on in the mountains. that's a typical pattern. we tennessee particularly in the summer months with not much is going on here. we see the flare up of afternoon thunder showers in the mountains there on shore will be the rule of thumb for today. it picks up nicely. as you can see over the real estate temporarily an offshore wind develops. pretty hefty appear to solano county. it will be interrupted by an onshore wind. but by this time on sundays, you can see this will be in a fire weather. watch. so we will see later if that gets upgraded to a red

flag warning. so here's showed you the fog here in the east bay shoreline with that blue in the background, mostly sunny cool fog at the coast going on today. a few 80's happening in london. most of those are going to be in solano county, 60's at the coast. if you're lucky elsewhere. 50's, then tomorrow with sunny and warmer, they'll be more 80's littering across the 4 zone forecast going on and then by early in the week we might see some 90's pop on monday and then pull back a little bit as we go to the remainder of the week ahead. the players are pretty clear with all of this. we have this front passed through kind of a nothing front on shores. kind of left in its wake then we will have the interruption of that offshore wind watch out for that. does graze parts of the bay area. again, this is tomorrow morning through. it looks like tuesday 64 high today. san francisco. that will be improved upon tomorrow 68 for open 70. meanwhile, for san jose. and you can get a load of this map to show you what's going on. the different climates here at the coast. it's the cool drizzle fog cloud of fog clouds and all that. inland we see upper 70's

and even some 80's going on with the orange is what we have. the dark greens of the coast. coming up a little bit here. we'll check of the 4 zone forecast and your extended. >> i can report to the american people and to the world. the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. leader of al qaeda. >> this weekend marks 10 years since osama bin laden, the terrorist mastermind behind the september 11 terror attacks was killed in a targeted operation by us navy seals. it was a significant step in the nation's fight against al qaeda. president barack obama announced that news in a televised address to americans. it was years in the making and a mission that turned into america's longest war. now 2 decades later, the u.s. and nato have begun their final withdrawal from afghanistan ending. america's longest war in mid april. president joe biden announced the final withdrawal would begin today may 1st the last

couple 1000 u.s. troops at about 7 allied forces will all be gone by september 11th at the latest, although western diplomats in kabul say july. 4th is the goal. marty. >> well, we have developing news for you this morning. the secretary of state's office set to finalize the number of verified signatures on the petition to recall governor newsom, people who signed the petition to have the opportunity now to remove their names from the appeal. but recall organizers say they're not worried about that at this point there are no prominent democrats who are challenging the governor. but there are 4 republican candidates considered to be front runners in the recall election race. former san diego mayor kevin faulconer businessman john former congressman doug ose c and olympian turned reality star caitlyn jenner. governor newsome set to speak today at the party's annual convention which will be held virtually vice president kamala harris is also set speak later on

today at the event. >> roughly 250 migrant children will arrive in l a county today. they range in age from 7 to 14 and they'll be held at the pomona fairplex will be provided with services, including translators and mental health workers. the kimono fairplex is one of several temporary shelters opened by the federal government after a huge surge in unaccompanied minors showing up at the mexican border representative judy chu says the shelters are much safer than being in the custody of border patrol. this is so important to have as a transition facility. we cannot have children in the customs and border patrol stations where they are treated her and islay. this will not be a permanent shelter. the children will only be at the facility for a short time until they are able to be reunited with their relatives. >> and we're following developing story out of houston, texas. police say

they found more than 90 people inside a home. and what officers. but couldn't believe could be a human's, a smuggling operation. police were responding to a kidnapping report when they made that discovery, there were no children in the house at the time 5 of the 90 people inside were women. police are concerned there might be a covid outbreak among those that they rescued several people in the house reported symptoms of the virus. they are being quarantined. well, homeland security investigates. the police union that represents the lapd has sent a letter to nba commissioner adam silver requesting a formal investigation into a tweet that was sent by lebron james, the tweet was posted after a columbus police officer shot and killed the 16 year-old mikaya bryant james posted a tweet with the officers photo and wrote your next hashtag accountability. the union said the nba should determine of james violated any league policies claiming that james

was attempting to incite violence shortly after posting that tweet, james will delete it, saying it was being used to create more hate the nba up to this point has not responded to the unions requests. >> still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news the a's in action at the coliseum. could they hold on to their lead in the a l west. kate rooney has a's and giants highlights. a's and giants highlights. coming up next. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. at chewy you can shop america's #1 pet pharmacy anytime, anywhere. it's so simple you can order on a walk, at the beach, even over breakfast. and with fast, free delivery there's more time for the good stuff. shop america's #1 pet pharmacy. visit chewy.com today.

>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> in oakland some happy a's fans getting to watch their team take on baltimore in person and even happier to see themselves on the video board. not that you see this. i would imagine, sean murphy, bottom of the second. no one out and no one on murphy. big swing and bomb that was almost all the way back into the high seas oakland taking a one. nothing lead at the coliseum. so we go to the top of the 3rd 2 outs. no one on my fires. pitching the cedric mullins and that. is a fair ball. some mullins ties it up for baltimore with his home run fires. not very happy about that outcome and they would like this much either. very next batter austin hays. it's also going to go yard. so the orioles take the lead there in the 3rd day that around. and so it oakland. and then in the 9 days made this a game, no outs runner. first, matt

chapman hits one into the gap is looking to make something happen, but that would be about as far as it got final score 3 to 2 baltimore a's now 3rd and they'll standings a game back the giants. meanwhile, on the road taking on one of the best pitchers in the game. that's yu darvish and the padres. he was throwing fired. but hey, let's suppose he can. still ahead, fire and he didn't bottom of the first a solo homer for the catcher. it's a one nothing lead for san francisco to the 6th we go looking wet the young giants pitcher had a good night, but this was not a great moments tie game 2 runners on jurickson profar drills. one up the middle. >> that would score 2 runs. giants could ever find the go ahead. run 3, 2, the final score in san diego giants now tied in first in the national league with the milwaukee brewers. well, the forty-niners new quarterback is home in the bay area. san francisco drafted. trey lance with the number 3 overall pick yesterday he set foot in levi stadium. >> for the first time. lance said he's never been to the

bay area before he grew up in minnesota and then played his college ball at north dakota state, but his family does have some history here in the bay area's father carlton is a former pro cornerback who spent training camp back in the 90's with the forty-niners. the younger lance does help to do this team for much longer than one training camp. and he said in order to make that happen. he is ready to start getting to work. if you're going to draft a quarterback. you better make sure you have the pieces in place to protect him right. that's the philosophy of the forty-niners. anyway. they picked notre dame guard aaron banks with their second-round selection. banks is a bay area guy. he grew up in alameda and played high school ball in el serino high. but boy, has he been eating his wheaties since then. banks is a solid 6, 5, 325 pounds and well, you may not normally associate stats with an oh lineman. check this out. total sacks allowed during his college career just 2 in 38 games with the irish after he got drafted bank said it's quote, insane to be

picked up by his hometown team. >> but because of high school coaches are here and every single one of them when i can still improve. where they're 49 a year and you know, i got the call a point that he and say, hey, that's that's the place. just erupted. it was and doesn't say nose. this is the best moment my life by far got to be an incredible feeling. welcome back to the bay. aaron banks. the forty-niners also made a couple more selections in the second and 3rd round. they picked up. >> trey sermon running back out of ohio state to add to the forty-niners already pretty deep running court never hurts to add more there and then also a cornerback much needed ambry thomas out of michigan. so looking forward to seeing what those guys have to offer to the team rounds. 4, 5, and 6 of the nfl draft coming up

experience all the deals at lowe's springfest before it's too late. in-store and online. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> it's a 30 welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. it first. usually they say april showers. bring may flowers. we barely got showers, though. so i'm not really sure was in my backyard. weeds. we get you're not alone. there. they've got a little bit more detail. still no rain in the forecast sunday know and i i know we will find a way while they always with hair to worry about us. you know, marty well, good morning. good morning, everybody. we're dealing with some fog around the bay. it's not helping situations. the dry situation that much. it's going to kind of overcast to the coast that will keep temperatures

suppressed a little bit as well. but as we start our day today, we're seeing some sun peer through. you can see in the foreground here and off towards the distant disposed temper on. you would normally see the golden gate. but right now it's dealing with that fog, which by the way, will mix out for most of the bay. but it still hangs along the peninsula. kostas you will notice. >> even into the early afternoon. so kind of overcast expected for today to have the onshore winds that continue to kind of fortified that marine layer, particularly at the coast. so slow going in terms of clearing out that way. temperature checked wear in the 50's over most of the real estate 64 the warm spot in the aac. 48 for santa rosa for your day turning sunny and those inland areas, particularly breezy for the afternoon. excuse me. only about the lower 70's going on on a good chunk of the bay. however, will be a couple pockets managing into the 80's. now, tomorrow we're going to see a lot more of that and we build on to that into monday. check into that 4 zone forecast and the extended in just a bit. but word to the

wise need the short sleeved shirts and shorts part. thanks a lot. let's get to a big story we're following this morning kaiser's planning to lay off hundreds of workers amid the pandemic kind of shocking really kron four's camila barco is live in walnut creek with the very latest on these layoffs. camila. >> r d. so at this time we have not heard from kaiser but the union that represents these health care workers that are potentially going to be laid off from from the news to was reni saldana the union press secretary tells kron 4 that the company plans to eliminate more than 200 health care workers across northern california. >> saldana calls this an acceptable by kaiser considering the fact that they made more than 6 billion dollars last year. now some of these health care workers that will be affected include employees who admitted patients into the hospital. there's also the workers who helped transport people to the right place for care and patient care technicians there. they want to take care of people when they are in the

hospital beds. also, donna says that there's more employees, more employees and other departments that will also be affected if not exactly sure when these layoffs will begin or where these employees that will be layoffs laid off are located or still waiting to hear from kaiser. i have emailed them. but right now we have not received a response back. >> well, marty, back to you. >> alright camila, thank you for that live report. marty. >> the well. more than 100 million 1 1 million americans are now fully vaccinated that's nearly the double the 55 million americans who are fully vaccinated at the end of march. now, according to the cdc, nearly 40% of adults are fully vaccinated. more than 55% of american adults have received at least one dose. and that's also up about 30% compared to just a month ago. meantime, about 8% of americans have gotten their first shot but have not returned for the second vaccination. despite that the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony

fauci says that we're actually doing pretty well getting people to complete the 2 shot regimen. but if you compare this. >> so other real world uptake of vaccines that have been around for a while. 70 to 80% of individuals completed the series which means that 20 to 30%. not so those 48%, though you'd like to see a 100% adherence. 8% is within the realm. what you see, what other multi those vaccines. >> so as vaccinations have gone up covid related deaths have dropped dramatically during the peak of mid-january, an average of 3400 americans were dying every day from covid. now that number is about 670 per day. >> well, santa clara county health officials are urging young residents to get their covid-19 shots as there are growing concerns regarding a recent drop in demand for the vaccine more than 2 thirds of santa clara county residents age 16 and older have received

at least one dose of a covid vaccine. despite that there are still many people getting sick and health officials are worried with the different variants spreading the situation could get worse. a student at over felt high school in san jose spoke about other dangers like vaccine misinformation. >> there are a lot of rumors going around about how the vaccine is not important or how we don't need it because we're not a community. the youth. >> and i believe that narrative being spread around is calling me to not get vaccines into be reluctant getting the vaccine. and i think once more people my age are coming out about getting the vaccine and how it is important, i believe that more people will be able to get it. >> the county is currently operating a walk-in vaccination clinic that over glick clinic at over felt high school thursdays through sundays and that will continue throughout the summer. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news a sideshow shut

down the bay bridge overnight as fireworks on the span could be seen fromowntown san francisco. we'll have details on this coming up. when we come back. good morning.

welcome back. a sideshow on the bay bridge complete with illegal fireworks display overhead. there was a lot going on overnight. yeah. this is not the first side show on the bridge. but it's the first

one that involved fireworks like that. >> kron four's as he made yoon explains. >> this is video of illegal fireworks taking place during an illegal sideshow. the bay bridge. >> dinner to pics taken that happened was that traffic getting back to pretty quick. >> it happened thursday around 09:30pm. yeah. no sullivan says it was an unexpected sight from the dinner table. it decided to capture this cell phone. i just see the fireworks going off in the center of the bay bridge. >> in between. not translate in the city and just saw the police. coming from the city on the bottom deck with the san francisco, california highway patrol officer mark andrews picks it up from there. >> our units but we've done before. they arrived at the scene. the sideshow is to review party disbanded. >> illegal fireworks displays during sideshows of appear to be happening more frequently. as you can see in this recent citizen video recorded in oakland. this is not the first

time a sideshow of the bay bridge was captured on video. this was recorded back in 2080 however, chp officer mark andrews says it is the first time fireworks revolve during a sideshow. the bay bridge. it says it increases the danger connected to the reckless exhibition driving along the bridge itself. there are no freeway shoulders. >> so obviously if something happens as anything creates a media hazard requires any kind of medical attention. all lanes are blocked in. obviously it slows down response. her emergency personnel. again. and don't want anyone to and days and those sort of activities on the bridge. >> has it made you kron 4 news. >> the goshen you through some morning fog today will go into the mostly little breezy at

times this afternoon and temperatures somewhat controlled all the warming up nicely in those inland valleys coming up in a bit. we'll check into that 4 zone forecast and that extended to keep it here.

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>> welcome back. 8.44 here on this saturday and the severity of the drought in the bay area is easy to see in the santa clara valley officials say because of the lack of rain.

the 10 santa clara valley reservoirs or just 16% fall. hard to believe this time of year. that's still well below their 20 year historical average of 26%. >> reza pours all told account for about half of the valley's annual needs and the rest comes from ground water supplies in the south bay. but despite the ongoing drought. officials say that they're still in pretty good shape right now. that's where or storage really is here in santa clara county and right now our stores levels underground. >> or actually at normal levels. we import about 50% of our water here to santa clara county. so we have a lot of our stores outside of the county also have a semi truck groundwater storage tank in kern county. we'll also be taking water from there. >> we've got quite the plan there for now. valley waters board is calling for 25% voluntary conservation and recommending homeowners replace lawns with drought tolerant landscaping. so succulents little bit more popular.

>> let's move now to the north bay were more water restrictions could be coming to marine county. the water board there declaring a water shortage emergency just last week. some restrictions are already in place like the banning of washing cars at home and power washing your home and businesses. now more restrictions are being considered including limiting sprinkler irrigation to twice a week and drip irrigation to just 3 days a week. also requiring covers for pools and spas well. so the board is going to be talking about these and other restrictions at its meeting coming on tuesday. day. we do want to get outlook here on what exactly we're expecting this not really any rain in >> no, there's no help coming at all. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and even though we're getting some moisture in the form of fog as we can see from the shot from temper on not going to do us much. good to keep a lot of clouds around the coast too made in some coastal drizzle going on there. but that's all we're going to muster becoming quite hot and dry as we get into early next week while we're at it just beginning, of

and just beginning as we go into the summer months of our dry period anyway. so again, temper on sfo. no delays happening here but a nice deck and some cloud cover. you can see behind us still, the traffic is continuing temperatures pretty much in the 50's. we haven't had much movement yet 64 for antioch, 50 san francisco. 52, meanwhile, for half moon bay, those winds will become more on shore as we get to or that daytime heating into the evening hours. curiously, though an offshore wind event would develop late tonight, early tomorrow morning. and solano county. it will be interrupted a little bit by this predominance of an on shore tomorrow afternoon. however, they jumped into a fire weather. watch tomorrow morning and will stick around till tuesday. we'll see if that gets upgraded to a red flag warning potentially later right now that's only count. it's being affected in our viewing area as we go through the week ahead. it's dry. there is a little tease that happens here by thursday a little dip happens here. but we think that that will be more when driver for us not

delivering us any rain. let's hope that that does change the favor of that. but we'll keep it dry for right now at least in the seven-day forecast. the 4 zone forecast to check out your saturday comes in like this. and we do have a variety 60 going on san francisco. but at the coast, remember, all those coastal clouds, maybe some drizzle going on in the santa cruz mountains mid to upper 50's along the bay side. we managed to get to the lower 60's heading down south a little warmer, but not much 68 for palo alto 67 from mountain view and even down to the south bay temperatures still modest around 70 san jose morgan hill popping at 7574 cupertino, santa clara around 71. we keep it in the mid to upper 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline and tri valley only managing to scrounge up about 71 from livermore. so it's a little bit warmer than the bay but not by a whole lot warming. more. so as we get into contra, costa county 75 for walnut creek. 77 conquered 68 for oakland 67 for berkeley.

so little decoupling happening here. as you can see in the east bay solano county, though, into the 80's 84 for vacaville 82 for fairfield 65 toledo in 74 for napa meanwhile, 74 also for santa rosa with some lower 70's going are in now. that's going to change in the next couple of days or body starts to warm up to the 80's. it looks like by sunday. look at that. by monday, we pop in about 90 returning gradually through the 80's through the remainder of the week that next system we pointed out there around thursday expected to only be breezy for now the bay will be pretty much in popping some 80's here and there. but mostly in the 70's to the week ahead. returning back to the 60's. it looks like by the end of the week. marty. okay. dave, thanks a lot. well, the cdc says july 1st is a reasonable target date for a full reopening of the country. >> cdc chief doctor rochelle walensky says that it all depends on covid-19 cases and vaccination rates going up to that date. but doctor willancy also adds that the virus is tricked us before. so let's

wait and see. if you're planning to do some traveling vaccinated or not, you'll still need to mask the tsa announcing it's extending the face mask requirement here in the u.s. through september 13th that means people at airports and airplanes as well as commuter buses and trains. we'll all need to wear a mask. even those who are fully vaccinated. noel. >> well in the south bay, people are not waiting to travel. officials at the met at a san jose airport say they're adding more than 300 parking spaces today to meet the growing demand. >> we have been seeing monthly increases in passenger traffic. we've been seeing more people in the terminals, more people through the security check lanes and more people accessing our parking facilities. >> the airport is reconfiguring its parking spaces to provide exclusive covered spots in lot 3. it's also adding spaces in lot 4 that were previously used by airport employees. if you're

planning to fly the airport does offer covid testing right there on site. >> well, disney land is open again. the happiest place on earth. welcome back. visitors friday for the first time in over a year. for now the theme park is admitting only california. and there are capacity limits as well. some attractions and the parade and stage shows all still on hold to avoid large crowds. but it didn't stop disney fanatics from waking up early to wait in line for the park's reopening. >> it just i'm just so blessed to be here. and i just wanted to start screaming and hugging everybody and waving at everybody. does. everybody was so welcoming. they make you feel like it's part of your family. and just makes you feel like you're back at >> well, it certainly is a step back to normalcy as a reopening highlights a major shift for the state compared to just a couple of months ago when covid cases were searching. and we'll be right back.

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is being called a hero after rushing 2 brothers to the hospital after they were involved in a drive-by shooting. it happened earlier this week, the driver michael bush son was dropping off another passenger when a young man limped over to his suv asking if you could take his brother to the hospital. >> he called his mom. his mom

was a nurse. and the moms just so they're talking to him. he said you got to do something this out that what they did not do something. these like users should be pulled off a shirt. >> pushed up against in the kids like you painful. >> well, the shooting victim is in the hospital on a ventilator this morning. in fact, he lost so much blood inside the car. uber says the vehicles a total loss and a biohazard risk. a chicago activist donated $5,000 to try and get the car fixed but goosen declined the money. instead, he told the donor to give the money to the shooting victim to help pay for his medical bills. now. >> well, nasa's many helicopter will be continuing flights on mars longer than planned, at least for an extra month. it will serve as a scout for its companion rover while also trying to fly through rougher parts of the planet. but the helicopter and the rover are moving to a new area to focus on collecting roxanne homes.

>> and for your money report from the labor department shows that wages and benefits grew in the first 3 months of this year, total compensation for us workers rose almost a full percentage point. that's the biggest gain in more than a decade in the final quarter. total compensation rose about 7 tenths of one percent. analysts say that it shows businesses are more willing to hire now that the economy is reopening. >> and amazon is still exceeding expectations as people continue to shop from home during this pandemic amazon posted net sales of more than 108 billion dollars for the first 3 months of this year. even better than expected. the company is seeing success in all areas, especially in its grocery division. amazon also confirmed this year's prime day is going to happen in june. when you get all those good that's right. still ahead, the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news. there's a call for transparency in daly city. >> following the police

killing of 44 year-old black man. plus, you've activists in alameda demanding answers from the police department after the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. and kaiser is planning to lay off hundreds of workers. we have a live report standing by with all the details. stay with us. kron 4 morning news rolls on.

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station. you're watching the 4 morning news at known. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news omar gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. may 1st we've made it to him in we sure did. and we were greeted with a lot of fog this morning. yeah. we sure haven't starting to lift a little bit. we'll get the latest on that from dave spahr, heidi, noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. out slow going in spots, but we are getting the sun to crack open there some locations, at least in the inland areas, you will enjoy lots of sunshine today at the coast. however, looks like that fogs in a sock in all day today. kind of overcast looks like to keep along the peninsula coast. it looks like as well. now as we get things started, here is the fog coming in from the golden gate it's kind of hovered there around there, if you will, and we see the same shot from timber on as well. you see quite a bit of fog covering things up as we venture in forward with the forecast says you can see it's very slow going around the peninsula. that's a problematic area by early afternoon. your couple some winds there that will be on shore that just keep that

marine layer fortified, but having said all that and it's it know it seems weird. we do have a fire weather watch in place. this is force level county, this kicks in sunday and that will be with us all the way to tuesday. temperature check where most of the 50's we haven't moved too much. santa rosa is now up to 56 64 going on for any 52 off towards half moon bay breezy. it says for the afternoon it looks like temperatures manage into the 70's, although some inland areas into the 80's. in fact, in solano county it's going sting 4 zone forecast which will have for you and also check in at that extended to martina. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin this hour with breaking news from overnight. the chp investigating a shooting on highway 4 in pittsburgh. >> it's the second shooting on that highway in less than 24 hours. this one happening in the westbound lanes at the daily road. exit chp says it looks like the car. >> was being shot at from both sides. the driver's side windows had several bullet holes and in the passenger's door on the other side had an

additional 5 in tree holes in it. the driver was hispanic and believed to be in his 20's. that victim was taken to the hospital. so far no arrests have been made. the shooting happened just one exit from a shooting that took place thursday night at the railroad. >> eastbound exit on highway 4 during that shooting. a man was shot in the neck and that caused him to crash into that big rig that you see there. the victim is also in his 20's is recovering. the john muir hospital in walnut creek and is expected to survive. officers are asking for any tips that you may have on the shooter. >> we have to ask the question when we have such a lackadaisical response from elected officials regarding the death of a human being. does black life really matter to them. >> a call for transparency in daly city following the police killing of roger allen. >> the 44 year-old black man

was shot earlier this month during what investigators say was a struggle over a bb gun. and this morning allen's family and friends are continuing to demand more transparency and accountability kron 4 santorum explains. >> a mural for roger allen. still stands 3 weeks after he was shot and killed by daly city police. the 44 year-old was in the passenger seat of a truck parked on ny antic avenue on the afternoon of april 7th. he later died after a struggle with police. here we have yet another african-american men being killed at the hands of law enforcement. >> and we don't know exactly what. >> happened. president of the naacp san mateo branch. reverend lora owens says the account from city officials is perplexing. how did officers trying to help allen with a damaged tire turned into a struggle over a fake gun and end with allen being killed so far there's been no video

recovered of the shooting or what happened before it daly city police are also not equipped with body-worn cameras. budgets are a selection of values and any agency via public or private. this is we don't have the money. >> that's not necessarily true. you have the money. the question is what do you choose to do with it. >> after initially refusing to release the names of the officers involved. the city revealed them thursday as lieutenant michael brennan and officers rosa breen's nicholas mccarthy and cameron newton officials did not say who fired their gun but did say it was discharged because allen pointed the fake gun at one of the officers without any video. reverend owens is skeptical of the investigation and says the city needs to be more transparent. >> we have to ask the question when we have such a lackadaisical response from elected officials regarding the death of a human being. does black life.

>> really matter to them reporting in daly city. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> to the east bay now where in alameda there are still many questions surrounding the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez who died in police custody last week. >> on friday, high school students join city leaders for a virtual town hall meeting. they focus on how alameda pd responded to those 911 calls some students questioning why a mental health team was not called out from mario gonzalez instead of officers. city officials chose not to respond to questions about the case directly saying it's still under investigation. but captain matt mcmullen did say. >> a mental health team typically heads to scenes when there's more time. >> how should we build trust with the in this moment in time as policing. this definitely being questioned at this moment. officers are trained in identifying mental health crisis is. >> through crisis intervention training we have been participating, i believe since

2000, 15. >> still the young people said the department needs more accountability. the mayor says the city council will study several reform proposals at a special meeting next week. marty. >> well, today is may day or international workers day and oakland police putting out a warning to demonstrators. opd says that they are aware of peaceful demonstration celebrating may day that are scheduled, but the department will have more officers on duty just in case those demonstrations turned violent police are also warning some streets may be closed because of the demonstrations and they warn drivers of possible delays on the bay bridge. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news after more than a year of responding to a pandemic kaiser is planning to lay off hundreds of workers will have a live report with the details straight ahead.

>> welcome back. happening today, thousands of inmates in california could be getting out of prison early. the state is increasing early release credits for 76,000 inmates today. the good behavior credits are going to shorten their sentences by one 3rd instead of one 5th. most of those affected have been convicted of violent crimes and more than one 3rd are serving life sentences with the possibility of parole. we want to keep everybody safe.

>> we want to make sure that the fda to not pass. >> asian-american elected officials and business leaders joined together in oakland to oppose a proposed state law that would robbery cases from a felony to a misdemeanor. the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. karl chan was joined by about 100 people who are opposed to the bill this comes one day after chan was attacked as he walked through chinatown leaders say that if passed local communities will be at risk once again. >> protecting law abiding citizen has to be a top priority for all the legislators. at a time when we have so many highly visible and notorious they cases. california's people protection but not mask. >> the bill by berkeley senator nancy skinner would change robberies were less than $950 were stolen. no weapons involved nor serious

injuries. caused from felonies to misdemeanors. opponents point out that many of those crimes still involved. violent attacks but supporters claim there are simply too many people doing time for relatively minor offenses. dave. >> okay. party. we've got quite a bit of fog going on still in spots as we can see, kind of covering up the skies a little bit. that will clear out as we go in a mostly sunny mode. still breezy, though. checking your forecasters keeping.

>> we actually get together with our neighbors. we collaborate on clearing. a lot of the brush and making sure the grass is cut. >> in oakland. people are preparing for an early fire season doing what they can to protect their homes and their neighborhoods. >> this comes as drought conditions in the has the oakland fire department bracing for an early fire season. that's right. the oakland fire department plans to staff and patrol neighborhoods 24 hours a day during any red flag warning events. it really just points out just how serious the situation is getting. we want to find out whether there's any rain at all in our forecast with states days far, heidi. hey, good morning, guys. good morning everybody. unfortunately not delivering any rain here are longer range forecast models kind of hint at something on thursday. but that will probably just be a little bit of a wind event. >> at least in this vantage point, we can see some of that

fog mixing out just a little bit. as you can see, the shot from timber on. that's the sign of things to come. however, at the coast. those fog clouds, they're going to be so basically overcast if you're headed towards the peninsula coast, particularly and that will be couple with a good, strong onshore winds. so it's going to feel a little bit like winter almost. meanwhile in places like inland, solano county, those temperatures are going to be pushing not just today but for the next couple of days as you slip into little flavor of summer. here's the frontal system that already passed it's leaving behind a least a lot clear skies. and as we handed over to the models noticing maybe some drizzle going on at the coast to kind of take care of all this marine layer. it's going take a little while before that all clears out. what's interesting is up in the mountains. we see a little flare up with the daytime heating tomorrow in the afternoon. maybe some showers going on there. that's somewhat typical in the summer months when it's very quiet here and we basically have a high overhead. some of that lifting can occurred near the mountain range there and deliver some showers on shore is what we expected the day

today. we get into tomorrow. a little bit of a temporary offshore flow up the solano county interrupted by continuation of that on shore in the afternoon. still, though, they do have a fire weather watch in solano county starting tomorrow morning through tuesday that usually upgraded to a red flag warning. we'll see what happens later on today. we have the shot from temper on here. east bay shoreline think it is. yes, but it's being covered up a little bit by the leftover fog still has lifted here for today. we've got mostly sunny cool fog at the coast and portions of the bay early this morning. still a few 80's are to be had. and i'll show you that later on as we get to the 4 zone. but 60's of the coast tomorrow, sunny warmer. they'll be more 80's. so they'll be spread out a little bit around the east bay a touch, better coastal clearing as well. but still hanging in the 60's. so bit on the cooler side and those onshore winds will return tomorrow afternoon, too. this week warming up inland. we're going to race to about 90 going on. that's a target temperature for monday. that will relax a little bit as we get to the remainder of the

weeks. we had a front that passed over as you can see, overnight onshore winds will remain again. the coastal fog is what we've got to deal with wake up forecast 60 san francisco 68 for oakland, 70 for san jose in color eyes to give you a general idea here with all those greens of the coast chile in the 50's half moon bay. meanwhile, popping in the upper 70's far. eastern contra, costa county near the delta up the solano county. you'll be seeing some 80's at work here filtering in some mid 70's up there. the north bay to coming up. would be checking up 4 zone forecast and that extended. >> i can report to the american people and to the world. the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. leader of al qaeda. >> this weekend marks 10 years since osama bin laden, the terrorist mastermind behind the september 11th terror attacks was killed in a targeted operation by us navy seals. it was a significant step in the nation's fight against al qaeda. president

barack obama announced the news in a televised address to americans. it was years in the making. and a mission that turned into america's longest war. now 2 decades after the beginning of that war, the u.s. and nato have begun their final withdrawal from afghanistan ending america's longest war in mid april. president joe biden had announced the final withdrawal would begin today may 1st the last couple 1000 u.s. troops in about 7 allied forces will all be gone by september 11th at the latest. but some western diplomats in kabul say july 4th is actually the goal. marty. >> well, the biden administration says it has reduced the number of children held in border patrol custody by 80% since last month. but despite progress in some areas or washington, dc correspondent alexandra limon reports both sides of the aisle remain critical of the white house. >> amnesty international usa

says it's troubled by some president biden's immigration policies have been some positive signs in some areas. but we're also very number of fronts, executive director paul o'brien says the president isn't doing enough to will back trump administration policies like how many refugees the country allows all these numbers are lower than the united states used to welcome in the sea international is alsohappy with the continued use of for profit immigration detention centers and of the trump era rule used to deny asylum because of the pandemic. biden administration is still using it. so they did not certain e. >> thumbs up from us on biden's one 100th day in office. and misty launched a position that americans consigned to show the administration. they want the country to be more. welcome me. >> president biden also faces pressure to deal with the millions of undocumented immigrants already in the u.s. let's and our immigration.

he's urging congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. if you believe we need to secure the border. past. a lot of money for high-tech border security. but republican senator john cornyn says an immigration deal will be difficult due to the situation at the border until crisis is addressed. >> it's not easy for us. in fact, i think it's impossible for us to find. >> common ground in washington. alexandra le mon. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news the a's are in action back home at the coliseum. but could they hold on to their lead in the al west. kate rooney has the a's and giants highlights. coming up next.

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>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> in oakland some happy a's fans getting to watch their team take on baltimore in person and even happier to see themselves on the video board. happy to see this. i would imagine, sean murphy, bottom of the second. no one out and no one on murphy. big swing and they have bomb. that was almost all the way back into the high seas oakland taking a one. nothing lead at the coliseum. so we go to the top of the 3rd 2 outs. no one on my fires. pitching the cedric mullins and that. is a fair ball. some mullins ties it up

for baltimore with his home run fires. not very happy about that outcome and they would like this much either. very next batter austin hays. it's also going to go yard. so the orioles take the lead there in the 3rd day that around. and so it oakland. and then in the 9 days i made this a game. no outs runner. first, matt chapman hits one into the gap is looking to make something happen, but that would be about as far as it got final score 3 to 2 baltimore a's now 3rd and they'll standings again back the giants. meanwhile, on the road taking on one of the best pitchers in the game. that's yu darvish and the padres. he was throwing fire mister posey can. still ahead fire and he didn't bottom of the first a solo homer for the catcher. it's a one nothing lead for san francisco to the 6th we go looking w the young giants pitcher had a good night, but this was not a great moments tie game 2 runners on jurickson profar drills. one up the middle. >> that would score 2 runs. giants could ever find the go ahead. run 3, 2, the final score in san diego giants now

tied in first in the national league with the milwaukee brewers. well, the forty-niners new quarterback is home in the bay area. san francisco drafted. trey lance with the number 3 overall pick yesterday he set foot in levi stadium. >> for the first time. lance said he's never been to the bay area before he grew up in minnesota and then played his college ball at north dakota state, but his family does have some history here in the bay area's father carlton is a former pro cornerback who spent training camp back in the 90's with the forty-niners. the younger lance does help to do this team for much longer than one training camp. and he said in order to make that happen. he is ready to start getting to work. if you're going to draft a quarterback. you better make sure you have the pieces in place to protect him right. that's the philosophy of the forty-niners. anyway. they picked notre dame guard aaron banks with their second-round selection. banks is a bay area guy. he grew up in alameda and played high school ball and also high. but boy, has he been eating his wheaties since

then. banks is a solid 6, 5, 325 pounds and well, you may not normally associate stats with an oh lineman. check this out. total sacks allowed during his college career just 2 in 38 games with the irish after he got drafted bank said it's quote, insane to be picked up by his hometown team. >> it's funny because all of high school coaches are here and every single one of them were not fans going through. where they're 49 a year and you know, i got the call a point that he and say that's the place just erupted. it was and doesn't say nose. this is the best moment of my life by far got to be an incredible feeling. welcome back to the bay. aaron banks. the forty-niners also made a couple more selections in the second and 3rd round. they picked up. >> trey sermon running back out of ohio state to add to the forty-niners already pretty deep running court never hurts to add more there and then also a cornerback much needed ambry thomas out

of michigan. so looking forward to seeing what those guys have to offer to the team rounds. 4, 5, and 6 of the nfl draft coming up

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. it's 9.30 9.30 on the first day of may. that's right. and we're still sitting a lot of fog here in the city dave says, though has lots parts are going to get some sunshine at some point today hyundai yeah. good chunk of the bay will clear out. it's just going to the coast that that's going to hang

around through most of the day. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. >> temperatures will be kind of interesting depending on where you are again at the coast to be kind of chilly almost feeling a little winter like and then. >> getting to those inland areas might even pop into the 80's this afternoon to even with those onshore winds. the 4 zone forecast. we'll get to later right now. you can see that fog kind of mixing out already from the shot from tipper on right hand side of your screen looking pretty dandy in the left-hand side to some unfinished business. speaking of which, yeah, that may linger at the coast. as you can see, even into the afternoon by 3 starting to become thickening up a little bit. don't forget, we have the onshore winds to help fortify all that fog production check into the winds. it looks like they're picking up a little bit up in the north bay in some of the valley's off to the east bay. but we have some warming happening with the sun. joining us temperature check antioch racing ahead at 70 got some 60's inland. their 50's covered the east bay shoreline. san carlos at 6451 for san francisco looking at the day ahead. we've got breezy on tap here predicted

by the early afternoon temperatures will venture into the 70's for the inland areas. but again, some areas may race ahead of the 80's. and that's just beginning. this will warm up and have more details on that in the extended forecast and checking your 4 zone as well. marty, sounds good. dave. thanks a lot. well, breaking overnight, the the chp is investigating a shooting on highway 4 in pittsburgh. >> it's the second shooting on that highway in less than 24 hours. this one happening in the westbound lanes at the bailey road exit chp says it looks like the car was being shot at from both sides. the driver's side windows had several bullet holes and its same story on the passenger's door. >> the driver was hispanic is believed to be in his 20's. he was taken to the hospital so far no arrests have been made. >> and the shooting happened just one exit from shooting that took place on thursday night at the railroad eastbound exit on highway 4 during that shooting. a man was shot in the neck and that caused him to crash into the big rig that you see there.

the victim also in his 20's is recovering this morning and john muir hospitals expected to survive. officers are asking for any tips you may have on the shooter. let's get to another big story we're following this saturday morning as kaiser's planning to lay off hundreds of workers amid the pandemic. that's right. kron four's camila barco joining us live now from walnut creek with the very latest on this camila. >> the annual mardi the union that represents these health care workers has confirmed the news to us but has right now we have not heard from kaiser. the unions press secretary renee saldana tells tells us that the company is looking at to eliminate more than 200 health care workers across northern california saldana calls this an acceptable by kaiser considering the fact that they made more than 6 billion dollars last year. now some of these health care workers that will be affected are in non-clinical positions in these include employees to admit patients into the

hospital. there's also the workers who helped transport peopla to the right place for care and patient care technicians. they are the ones to take care of people and they are in the hospital beds. saldana also says that there's more employees and other departments that will be affected. and all. marty. we have made we have reached out to kaiser for more information as to when these layoffs will begin and where these employees that will be layoff laid off are located. but as of right now, we have not heard back. >> back to you. still a lot of questions. alright camila, thanks a lot for that live report from walnut creek. noel. >> more than 100 million americans are now fully vaccinated. that's nearly double the 55 million americans who are fully vaccinated by the end of march. according to the cdc, nearly 40% of adults are fully vaccinated and more than 55% of american adults have received at least one dose. that's up from 30% just a month ago. meanwhile, about 8% of americans have gotten their first shot, but they haven't returned for their second

despite that the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci says we're actually doing pretty well getting people to complete that to shot regimen. >> but if you compare this so other real world uptake of vaccines that have been around for a while. 70 to 80% of individuals completed the series, which means that 20 to 30%. not so those 48%, though you'd like to see a 100% adherence. 8% is within the realm. what you see, what other multi those vaccines. >> as vaccination efforts have risen covid related deaths have dropped dramatically during the peak of mid-january, an average of 3400 americans were dying a day due to covid now that number is just 670 a day. >> now to the east bay this morning where more than 1 million vaccines have been distributed in contra, costa county. but that number is slowing down this week for the

first time since the vaccine rollout kron four's michelle kingston has more from the new vaccination site in concord where there's a new effort to get more people vaccinated. >> now. very easy. you know, we have to fall in line. >> a new vaccination site has opened up in concord. it's near the monument corridor. a neighborhood county officials say has been heavily impacted by the pandemic. it's a dense community. populated largely by latino residents and businesses. this clinic just opened on thursday. it's located at 1034 oak grove road in concord. they can provide as many as 500 vaccines a day to anyone, 16 or older. >> who lives or works in contra, costa county it like we're protected and you just perfect. >> contra costa county's vaccination rate is among the highest in the state with more than 1 million vaccines already distributed and about 70% of the counties. eligible population having already received at least one dose of the vaccine. but this is the first week that the county has

seen the number of appointments they have available go unused until this week. we had more people wanting vaccine that we can and this week we've really seen that shift. and so we know that our role now is to write down every barrier to getting vaccine. and one of those is. >> location. some of those is, you know, how we schedule appointments. county health officials are working hard to ensure that communities with lower vaccination rates like conquered gain better access to it conquered has lagged behind in vaccinations in the county with just about 38% of residents fully vaccinated as of friday ranking 19th out of the 31 communities listed on the contra. costa county health services website. nothing that specific about concord that would indicate they might not be keeping up. >> except that there's more work to do to really just encourage people. >> and let people know and vaccine easily available in contra costa county about 55% of hispanic or latino

residents have been at least partially vaccinated compared with 60% of not hispanic or latino residents. according to county data. the new site in concord is a former coronavirus testing site. it will be open 12 to 7 on tuesdays with no appointment required from 4.30 to 7 and also open from 8 to 3 wednesday through saturday with no appointments required from 12 to 3. it's >> were protected right now we get to see in concord. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> well, if you're planning to travel at all vaccinated or not. you still need a mask tsa announced it's extending the face mask requirement across all transportation networks in the united states through september 13th now that means people at airports and airplanes as well as commuter buses and trains will need to wear a mask even if you're fully vaccinated. >> well, the u.s. will begin restricting travel from india

beginning next week. this is that country experiences. a devastating increase in covid cases and the emergence of potentially dangerous variants that policy will not apply to us citizens permanent residents and close family members of us citizens. vice president harris talked about the restrictions saying that they're following the advice of the cdc. >> travel restrictions starting on on the advice of senate should do is control. >> 19 experts, medical experts, our national security advisers. responsibility as the united states in particular as it relates. people that we have partnered with over the years. and people at time of need. and as it relates to that, the people of india. we have a longstanding decades old relationship. with india, with the indian people. public

health issues. >> well, this move comes after just days after president biden pledged to send assistance to indian prime minister amid the growing health crisis going on in that country. >> here in the bay area. one indian american family has been deeply affected by the crisis in and the other loved ones tested positive for covid-19 forcing a mad dash to the hospital. >> kron four's terisa stasio reports that for many, the pandemic is far from over. and they say those variance in india are making their way here. >> she was really hard for her to talk. so he rushed her to the hospital from the honey god rate. the 03:00am call about a gram of their sick with covid-19 frightening, especially with the knowledge bed or oxygen extremely scarce is india faces an explosion of cases and a heartbreaking death toll. >> we were just. i think it's beyond thankful that they're even be able to get. a bed and

often because those are like that. the 2 most precious resources in india right now. that race seen in this photo with their grandmother when she was a child is studying her medical board exams. >> she says what is deeply troubling is her uncle in this picture with your father grandmother tested positive before and her grandmother already had the vaccine. my uncle was re infected he tested positive for covid last year. >> and was reinfected. and my my grandma has had. at least one dose of vaccine, but she still got covid and. i mean, thankfully, she had at least one dose of the vaccine because had she not. but she she. she she could have died very high. chance of that happening. god ray says that she and her family continue to watch the crisis in their homeland carefully. >> both your uncle and grandmother now back home remain in quarantine. she says

that she worries those traveling abroad and returning will bring home the variance ravaging india. i mean, i already heard of one person last week in our community who travel back from india because they're one of the relatives died. and when she came up to she tested positive. so. this train, i'm sure it already is here. i think we will see at least a slight rise in cases in the in the u.s.. >> terry says stasio kron 4 news. >> and we've got morning fog. that's given a way to clearing skies across the bay in a temperature differentiation. yeah. the 4 zone forecast to come in handy for 2 days. we see some warming happening inland chilly of the coast. a check of your forecast coming up in a bit.

>> welcome back. 9.44 year on this saturday morning. and it continues to be one of the most-used memes of all time. you may have seen it posted across social media and the past few weeks in preparation for today may first. aaron nolan has more on this phenomenon behind behind the 2000 pop music. it. >> simply won't go away. >> i've been dead. >> in the late 90's and early 2 thousands in pop music. there was none bigger than in sync. the group sold 70 million records, including its 2000 album. no strings

attached which featured this song. through the years. this tune has become an anthem for that moment when april showers yield to mayflowers in 2000, 12 in sync fans yana davis decided to use jt on her own calendar. she then posted that picture on social media and the rest is history. it's gonna have yeah. >> and now it's going to has gone from pictures to videos appear >> this cannot be >> may. >> never in my life. match and it would become this, especially like, you know, pretty much an unofficial holiday at this point. >> those back in twenty-twelve sow still in college like i didn't think anything of it other than just posting a joke for like my and seeing friends. so yeah, it's it's pretty wild to see what it's turned

>> it is so good to see jt has a good attitude about this right as he could go the other way. i feel like he's probably tagged in so many things over and over again. you just have to win it. something like that that kind of takes on a life of its own. you just have to kind of roll with that. i love that that and let's turn our attention to the weather. and let's go from 80 to ds and talking about. but yes, i wonder if on june first it's going to by ahead tuesday about the way from the set. your calendar for different by the way, take a look at things that temper on. how about that fog? it's working on a little bit. at least we got some clearing happening aloft. >> but at least still some fog is filtering into portions of the bay at the coast, though, it's going to be tough to get any clearing, though. it's going to be slow going today that will keep temperatures suppress kind overcast imagery is what you can pretty much planned on sfo. no delays happening here, but also some fog clouds a little bit. we've got 50's on the board right

now. 60's 70's popping for any aka little sign of some things to come, particularly end solano county where temperatures will be popping into the 80's this afternoon, even though we have those onshore winds. good coverage to still be a bit breezy. and at the coast with those fog clouds chilly at that. we have a temporary switch being offshore coming in through solano county. that's what prompted the fire weather watch, which may be upgraded later on to red flag warning somewhat most of the bay, though, will be treated to those on shore winds. you know, the long-range forecast models hint or wink at us on thursday of maybe some showers sneaking in here. but it looks like that won't come together. so now we'll just call that breezy certain to be a reduction of temperatures by the latter portion of this week ahead. some nice imagery to see hopefully that will improve one can have hopes there. a look at the 4 zone forecast for your saturday. we'll check in at about 60 today. meanwhile, at the coast middle 50's 59 for daly city 56 pacifica. 55 half moon bay

along the bay side coast were in the lower 60's heading down south foster city pair of sixes. palo alto, 68 67 from mountain view, santa clara valley. we have some 70's cracking here, 75 from morgan hill. looks like 71 santa clara cupertino at 70 mid 60's along the east bay shoreline 71 for livermore and tri valley and warmer still heading up the contra costa county 75 walnut creek 77 for concord still at the coast of the bay side, rather a little chilly 68 for oakland and 67 for berkeley. there you have it. and solano county mid 80's you wait till monday those 65 going 74 for napa, 74 santa rose again. lower 70's heading down south. so for today we'll have about 76 again, some 80's to be had. tamara today. 84 kind of has an average inland. look at that. popping at about 90 for monday. still the week ahead looks kind of spring-like with 80's minus the springtime showers and we'll do 70's at the bay. marty. all right, dan, thank

you. food insecurity was a problem even before the pandemic and now a year later, the numbers are just staggering. >> the san francisco marin food bank is expanding its warehouse to fight the growing number of people who are dealing with hunger and food insecurity. the food bank is adding 23,000 square feet of their current warehouse that expansion will allow the food bank to distribute 75 million pounds of food a year that served and serving up about 200,000 people a week. the food banks that executive director says providing a resource like this is even more important now than it's ever been. >> and now as we emerge from the pandemic, there's no vaccine longer. so if i think the campus government, the bank, make that we're getting food to our neighbors. they can 100 that were working with that community. make sure that we've got the capacity in the coalition and that we're fighting make there. we've got the right policies in place that we can work. what the one thing we can. and right now more than ever before. we've

got make there that we have the capacity to deliver on that need and that's where this renovation and think the way it really couldn't come soon enough. make sure that we've got the ability, tribute, the food that i right now. >> well, the food bank says it can always use the extra help, whether it's volunteer work or donations and keep in mind that every dollar donated buys 2 meals. now we do have a link on our website to the food bank at kron 4 dot com. also in the north bay, a retired sandra fell fire captain is celebrating his one 100th birthday with a downtown drive-by parade later today. kron four's maureen kelly caught up with him to see how he was preparing for the big day. >> and his advice for longevity. john diego sits with his youngest and only surviving sister who came up from orange county. >> to help celebrate his one 100th birthday i never thought i did 50 for having made it through 10 decades. he's

relentlessly positive. his favorite word super. he keeping busy for a man of his advanced years. the world war 2 vet spent 35 years in the sandra fell fire department i like everything about it and also got his contractor's license building his house as well as so many in marin county. he's lost count. he used those building skills volunteering to help remodel his city's mission. he is late wife of 50 plus years. raised 7 kids. 3 of his 18 grandkids followed him into the fire department. here's his wood shop. jammed with tools. his yard is full of his current handiwork. a lawn chair, a model of the golden gate bridge and lots of bird houses which he happily gives away. i always like to work with my hands. he lives with his youngest daughter who believes his keeping busy is what's keeping him in their lives. this long he loves to give everything to people who work for people from a voluntary. and then yeah, you know, i think that makes some real happy where i asked for his advice about how to make it to 100. i think you're doing

great. >> they're doing super. i think you make it. maureen. kelly kron 4 news. >> happy birthday we'll be right

>> well, nasa's many helicopters going to be continuing flights on mars longer than planned, at least for an extra month. it's going

to serve as a scout for its companion rover while also trying to fly through some rougher parts of the planet. both the helicopter and the rover are moving to a new area to focus on collecting rock samples. so i'm sure we'll see more videos to come here from that one back here on earth, though, the monterey bay aquarium is welcoming back members today after closing down for more than a year due to the pandemic. the aquarium is going to open to all visitors may 15th. but those who have a membership can start planning their trips. now you're going to have to make a reservation in advance as there's going to be limited capacity inside the aquarium will only be open thursdays through mondays. but then after memorial day, the aquarium will resume a seven-day weekly schedule masks, of course, will be required us to kind of wander through, but very exciting. a lot of people been waiting for that one. yeah, a lot of folks have been waiting for this to disneyland now open again, the happiest place on earth. welcome back. visitors yesterday for the first time. it's been over a year.

>> and for now the theme park is admitting only california you qualify for there are capacity limits of attractions like the parade and stage shows those are going to still be on hold so that they can avoid large crowds from gathering in one space. but it didn't stop disney fanatics from waking up early to wait in line for the park's reopening. >> it just i'm just so blessed to be here. and i just wanted to start screaming and hugging everybody and waving at everybody. does. everybody was so welcoming. they make you feel. >> like it's part of your family. and just makes you feel like you're back at home. >> the reopening does highlight a major shift for california from just months ago when covid cases were surging. i feel like none of us thought we'd get here. you any point in time. so really nice to see how excited of us. you know, we kept talking about the light at the end of the tunnel will. now it's getting closer is magical place on earth. let's talk about some rare pieces of art that are hitting the market for the first time in decades include to work from pablo

picasso. >> expected to go for 55 million dollars along with 2 early works by iowa consume hear her mississippi river and hudson river paintings. both expected to fetch somewhere between 3 5 million dollars each. the auction will be held next month in new york. goodness. >> well, i think that's about all the time we have for the kron 4 morning news this morning. absolutely beautiful. we've got that fog is you can see, so grab a jacket. if you're headed out the door i'm noelle bellow of was. we'll see you tomorrow. bright and early at 07:00am have yourself a great day.