>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. marty gonzalez has the day off. it is saturday may 15th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. a lot of coronavirus news to get to. but first, i do want to check in with dave spahr. he's got all of our weather forecast. details. dave, it's been pretty gloomy of last couple days. it has been. yeah. good morning. well, good morning, everybody. and we're looking for some sunshine to break through as we get into the afternoon hours. this morning. fog, though, with us. >> it actually acts as bit of a stabilizing environment for

us as well. i'll be showing you that in just a bit. right now the golden gate bridge there. we have the fog going on. some coastal drizzle and bayside here's the east bay shoreline for you all covered up with that fog. we've been talking about as we take a look at the hills and meanwhile, that fog yet mixes out pretty nicely. but places like half moon bay down to monterrey. they're going to deal with those kind of fog clouds just about all day today. kind of overcast situation. here is the return of fog for tomorrow morning. now on storm tracker. we don't see a whole lot going on right now. there was a little cluster of some showers out to see their bed this again will be clearing out that green. you see means the potential for maybe a couple of strikes of lightning going on today which does encroach a little bit up there in the north bay. most of that is up to the mountains in tahoe. however, now as we take a look at what goes on with winds. you can see a little bit of an onshore breeze keeping temperature suppressed and it's nice fire retardant to also stabilizes the atmosphere to for those later thunder shower action around us. 51 hayward and also

opened up to the north bay. also in the lower 50's got 45 santa rosa 54 for any auc for comparison sake trailing a couple degrees across midday little warmer. as you can see, inland breaking the day down for you. we shake these clouds off to the inland will be mostly sunny into the afternoon, but a cool day in a cool start your work week. we'll take a look at all that forecast in just a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. a big story this morning. governor gavin newsom says new mask mandates are coming soon for fully-vaccinated, california and it comes after the cdc announced fully vaccinated. people do not need to wear masks both indoors or outside governor newsom addressed the change following the presentation of his budget repair budget proposal on friday. he said state officials need to sort through quite a bit of data before setting new mask guidelines. >> how do you enforce what does it look like in the schools. the teachers wear them. but the kids wear teachers don't. what happens when you starbucks is we're going to continue doing

better. you can acquire forsman and businesses are not. i mean, there's a whole host of complexities that we all have to work through. >> at this time. local health departments are still recommending people wear masks but say they will ultimately follow the state's direction. they also add businesses can still in force their own mask rules as for what this means here in the bay area alameda contra, costa marin and solano county public health department say they intend to follow the state's direction on masks. but even if counties left the mandate. individual businesses may still require face coverings. >> much like the business can say no shoes, no shirt, no a business has a right to ehforce certain public health guidelines for the safety of not only there patrons but also their employees. so this is maybe slow to adopt the no mask policy and that's okay. >> in a statement alameda county public health says, quote, we advise people to continue to protect each other

by wearing masks, especially in crowded environments. if they don't know the vaccination status of those around them to protect alameda county workers. all workplaces must continue to follow cal osha's standards, including current masking requirements, alameda county can't be less restrictive. many businesses are dropping mask mandates in their stores, though, including trader joe's on friday. the company announced they will no longer require fully vaccinated customers to wear masks while shopping the grocery chain says this is in compliance with cdc guidelines and it looks like it will use the honor system. a spokesperson for the company said they will not require proof a vaccination adding they trust their customers to follow. cdc guidelines. many shoppers say for now they'll keep their masks on. >> i think i probably try to come like when it left i still i'm not comfortable to me like i some of targets the

>> trader. joe's says it will still require its employees to wear their masks at all times. trader joe's isn't the only store changing their mask requirements, though wal-mart also dropping its mask mandate even for employees. >> the president and ceo of wal-mart said in a statement that fully-vaccinated associates. well, not need to wear a mask at work starting tuesday may 18th. he went on to say vaccinated customers are welcome to shop without a mask. but the company will continue to request that non-vaccinated customers and employees wear face coverings inside stores and clubs. in the meantime, despite the new cdc guidance, the tsa will recall continues to require travelers to mask up when on planes, trains and buses, at least through mid september essentially mask mandates haven't changed on transportation. even if you're fully vaccinated that includes places like train stations and airports for everyone over the age of 2 and as for local

public transportation here in the bay area. bart has released a statement saying it will continue to require riders to wear masks while on bart property. it comes to vaccinations, the effort to get kids vaccinated is picking up. there's a new vaccination clinic opening today for kids 12 and older in san francisco kron four's camila barco is live in sf city college this morning with the details. good morning. camila. >> good and yeah, health care workers are making this easy and accessible for this age group. you can either drive up to the site behind me and get your vaccine in the arm or you can just walk up to the lot, have a seat and then get your shot their health care workers are, as you said back in meeting anyone, 12 years and older who live work and learn in the city. but if you are under 18, you do need permission from a parent to be vaccinated at this time. teens are only eligible to receive the pfizer vaccine. the fda

granted emergency use authorization just a few days ago for this age group. according to the state's dashboard, 1.4% of people between the ages of 1217 in san francisco have already received at least one dose. but if you do get your first dose here at the city college. you will need to come back for your second and if you can't make it to the city college. there are a couple other options. take a look at this. on monday you ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland will start offering vaccines to teens some cvs pharmacies and safe ways are also offering pfizer to anyone 12 years and older and here at the sea es s city college. no insurance is needed. but one worker tells me that if a parent comes with their child. a parent will need to come from the child's information and age. and it's best if you bring some form of identification to make that process easier. they'll start scheduling appointments starting here at 08:00am well, back to you. >> alright camila. i'm sure

we'll hear from some of those folks as the day goes on. thanks for that live report. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom announced the state's new 268 billion dollar budget plan going to find out what he's hoping to accomplish with all that money. plus a look inside here, why experts warn it might not be the last one. we'll see this year. stick with us.

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this saturday morning and take a look at this newly released video taken from a naval ship shows a strange flying object moving at a high rate of speed before it disappears into the pacific ocean. this video was taken back in july of 2019 from on board the san diego-based warship, the uss omaha crew members say the orb shaped object appeared to sink into the ocean. they searched the area but no wreckage. >> was ever found done done, done. haha, thanks for joining us again. it's time for another check of the weather forecast. that looked pretty suspicious up there. >> very interesting looking at us and saying they still can't merge into traffic check it out. >> what we're talking about today is a little bit that fog going on quite thick around the perimeter of the base. you can see in some of the shots, some drizzle around the coast in the bay shoreline a little bit. but that will clear up for today and on balance. turning like a mostly sunny day into the afternoon. we have 2 different types of moisture that's at work here.

we'll get to that in just a bit. right now. here's the east bay shoreline. that's, you know, behind all this fog in the bay that we normally have temperatures have been on the cool side. don't expect a lot of movement today, lower 50's going on the east bay shoreline even inland 55 for cup to the north bay lower 50's 45 santa rosa 53. meanwhile for san jose. so we have a low in our backyard. it's kind of fortunate in some ways because that brings that marine layer in here. that's fire repellent. we like that. that's good news over up to the north. you can see this band of showers here. we could use that, too. but that the spark off maybe potentially some isolated thunder showers that's going to stay up to the north of us. and this marine layer is acting as a stability factor hitting us in the morning hours. so that's going to reduce that shot. but still in the peripherals of our viewing area up to the north bay. the potential is still there at some daytime heating. this is what goes on. there's little flare up to the north tahoe as well, which we will see. by the way, it looks like tomorrow was well, most of the action will be up in the mountains there. again. we'll

see our marine layer again only to clear out for the afternoon. so expect more fog tomorrow morning. but again, afternoon clearing the winds of they continue kind of on shore. nothing real dramatic until we get to the latter portion of all of this sunday night gets kind of aggressive with that low starting to leave us. so getting into monday will be a bit on the breezy side in cooler and curiously enough by tuesday. a little bit of will warm spike. we're calling it yell morning clouds coastal drizzle clearing cool and breezy tomorrow we can do the same thing again, but better inland warming. now it's a cool week ahead with mostly the 70's. but looks like interesting enough on tuesday we'll get bit of a spike in temperatures will bump up a little bit to the upper 70's inland 58 san francisco today we're going to fall 61 for oakland. 68. meanwhile, for san jose across the wider bay. we do have some lower 70's to be found. you can see off their livermore in antioch. some lower 70's, of course, places like the lake. what 57 showing that strong onshore wind coming up in a bit. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you. and that extended noel.

>> thanks, dave. governor gavin newsome rolled out his 268 billion dollars state budget proposal on friday. the plan includes spending priorities in several different areas including an extension of the state's health insurance to undocumented immigrants by may of 2022 the governor also wants to further bridge the digital divide. the proposal includes major boost to mental health programs and speeding ppup thousands of housing projects funds would also go towards improving technologies at the state's embattled employment development department. >> we're trying to do things. the state has talked about but never been able to accomplish because we never had the resources to do it. >> the legislature and governor have until the middle of next month to agree on that spending plan. meanwhile, the recall effort against governor newsom. does continue another one of the major republican candidates challenging the governor was in the bay area this week. kron four's catherine heenan sat down one on one with kevin faulkner. he

previously served as san diego mayor for 2 terms faulkner considers himself a moderate republican and likes to point to the fact that when he was mayor, the homeless population in san diego county dropped considerably. he makes it clear if he's elected governor he'll take a very different approach to homelessness. >> i'll tell you, i did not allow tent encampments on the sidewalk in san diego that are under are freeway, underpasses or overpasses are because it's unsafe and clean and sanitary. if you allow tent encampments on your side. walk. you're condemning people to die on your side. walk. we're better than that. this californians. we've set up a system series of shelter systems in san diego that got people to help the support that they need to get back on track. we have to do that. we cannot allow what we've seen in too many great cities in our state tent encampments continuing to grow to literally double. i'm going

to take a much different track on that. >> you can see that whole interview on inside california politics that airing tonight at 06:30pm. it will also air tomorrow morning at 06:30am, right here on kron. 4. in national news. now the recent ransomware attack on the colonial pipeline is causing the federal government to take a hard look at its cybersecurity policies and a hearing on capitol hill friday, the director of the national security agency said cyber attacks are a growing problem and he expects the threat will only get worse. >> they're looking to interference and influence operations either against our electoral processes are within our economy. they're undertaking malign activities in cyberspace. a greater scope scale and sophistication. >> in response to the pipeline hack president biden signed an executive order wednesday to help improve our cyber defense saying those responsible will be charged. breaking news now

this is a live look at the gaza border and israeli airstrike today has destroyed a highrise building in gaza city that housed the offices of the associated press and al jazeera. this comes hours after another israeli air raid on a densely populated refugee camp killed at least 10 palestinians. most of the destruction and death has been in gaza where palestinians say as many as 139 people have been killed, including 39 children and 22 women and israel. 7 people have been killed, including a 5 year-old boy and a soldier running to keep you posted on everything. all these developments here that are happening there on the gaza strip. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the. >> warriors playing last night without steph dream on and wiggins. kate rooney has highlights on how some young players stepped up.

>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the warriors postseason positioning will come down to the regular season finale with memphis on sunday. so a good chance for steph curry draymond green and andrew wiggins to get some much needed rest. so let's take a look at some of the newer faces who got a lot of minutes. steph, of course,

still there to cheer on his teammates. however. and you know what? so is nancy pelosi, a little odd to see her chase center. but hey, she got to see jordan poole really come into his own. a career-high 38 points for the warriors. 2019 first round pick. >> and it was also a career night for this guy. older. he had 28 points. the dubs when a 125 to one 22. so sunday's big game that is when they're going to play memphis to determine which see they'll have in the play in tournaments. but steve kerr said it was good to watch his young players develop tender from a developmental standpoint, these games are always can kind of you know, late in the season. sometimes you have these games where. >> you're not too concerned with the and you're, you know, you're going to get a chance to. >> give a lot of guys some playing time who haven't been playing lot of good stuff in great to win the game. 2, though, you know, just not 1, 5, in a row all year until

it's it's good maintain our momentum going into sunday oakland clearly not letting the relocation controversy. get them down because their bats were on. >> fire. one. nothing in the top of the 5th. sean murphy. big swing hits a 2 run bomb. the final score. but the 6 one oakland. they had a season-high 4 home runs ramon loriano stephen piscotty and mark hanna also all went yard. well, you can find a giants fan pretty much anywhere, right. including in pittsburgh lot of free baseball in this one tied at 2 in the bottom of the 11th bases loaded for gregory polanco and the sac fly. it's going bring home adam frazier. so it's a walk-off win for the pirates giants. 3 game winning streak snapped. they're now tied with the cardinals for first place in the national league team. the forty-niners held their first workout of rookie mini camp and all eyes were on the number 3 overall draft pick quarterback trey lance in limited action. he looked pretty good. completing 19 of 24 passes. the rookie reported

to levi stadium for the first time on wednesday. 14 meetings and to start learning the nfl playbook. it might be a tad different than the one he worked with back at north dakota state. but lance said that and working with new teammates like receiver brandon what he's been looking forward to the most. >> looking forward to to learn a new playbook in obviously senator playbook. so it's going to be a but for me, i mean, i've been waiting to learn a new playbook for the last, you know, 7, 8, months. so that unfunded finally be able to get into bringing got to work together done. orange county, little bit last week. the school doesn't mean my teammates. you know, it's thing that i've been looking forward to i said for the last 6 months. so is also be able to get a little bit of working with him and get to know a little bit. >> and finally wnba opening night. so we got to give a shout out to a locally grown star sabrina ionescu who played only 3 games. a rookie season with an ankle injury last year she had a game winning thriller to side right there. as for new york, liberty beat the indiana fever unesco who is from walnut creek and went to miramonte

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home to your happy place. good morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. it is 7.30 here on this saturday and. >> it's a little gloomy like it's been in the last couple of days, dave is all of this gloom going to kind of move out we see the sun today. yeah. we will this for every but it looks like that will happen except along the coast. that will be a little

problematic in the same thing will happen again tomorrow and we like this because this does act. >> is all a bit of a fire repellent get into all of moisture even into the inland areas. there now around us. we do see the flare up of some showers. that would be nice. but later on today that may flare up in terms of thunder showers. now some of that technically may encroach in our viewinm area. way up in northern sonoma and napa counties. but for the most part, not interviewing or it's not going to happen. also up what looks like as well. there's the gloom and doom noel was talking about. you can see all the fog there. and speaking of which that does mix out nicely except along the coast repeat for tomorrow morning. winds remain on shore as they will tomorrow. that will keep the temperature suppressed. but we'll see the afternoon sunshine temperature check. we're in the 50's. almost all of their geography right now. it's up some 40's in the peninsula. there. 45 up to santa rosa as well. 55 off to the east and antioch so shaken off the clouds and the fog by 11. we're at 5868 by 2.

we were the cool side and that will be the story as we get into early next week, although tuesday little bit of a warm spike coming our way and we'll have some breezy conditions early ought to check the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. noel. >> thanks, dave. fremont police have arrested a man connected to 3 beatings and assault. those victims are between the ages of 5775 years old. kron four's. gayle ong has the latest on the investigation. >> the suspect faces multiple charges of assault elder abuse and battery it is scary. >> and concerning for everybody involved. so it does have a big impact and we have knowledge thursday at 11:00am officers responded near the area of grimmer boulevard and black. how road and fremont a 67 year-old woman was being sexually assaulted in front of the yard of a home police stopped the assault and arrested the suspect identified as alexander lomax, a homeless man from hayward earlier thursday morning around 09:47am officers responded to a similar attack

near the area fremont boulevard and auto mall parkway in that incident. a 57 year-old woman was punched and pushed to the ground. >> she says the attacker tried to sexually assault her but was scared off by a bystander. police later discovered a 3rd incident on may 5th 75 year-old woman was at a grocery store in the right now. we have 3 incidents. >> a nature assault type incidents connected to alexander lomax and police believe there could be more victims out there. we have the person we are confident we have the person in custody who is responsible for these attacks. we are going to pursue any leads to see if we have any further witnesses. to these attacks, but also if there are any reported incidents out there. >> the woman's injuries are considered to be non life threatening in fremont. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> san francisco police are offering a $75,000 reward for information in the shooting deaths of these 2 people. 27

year-old lindsey mccollum and 51 year-old eddie tate. they were shot and killed back on december 16th 2016 on the northwest corner of 16th street and south van ness avenue. they were inside of a wooden box that they were using as their home at the time of their death. police have released this sketch of a person of interest if you recognize this person and you have some information you should contact the san francisco police. contra, costa county officials say a church fire in concord was caused by someone believed to be living underneath the building. they're still trying to determine if it was intentionally started the fire sparked thursday at the christ community church of the nazarene on ashbury drive. firefighters say the fire caused the 2 story building to collapse. the church's pastor took to facebook to thank the responding fire crews and community members offering to help. the oakland police

department along with the anti-police terror project worked together to de escalate a potentially dangerous situation that happened earlier this week on east 25th street in oakland, officers were responding to a reported car crash when they discovered a man with a gun on his lap when the tactical negotiator could not talk to the man a community member alerted oakland activist cat brooks and the anti police terror project about the situation brooks arrived on the scene and offered this option to the officers. >> let's get somebody he knows, right. they can help navigate that situation. community got the mom, their son, his mom and sister shut up. i was able to talk to not look, we're going to kill him. and i think that today they're not. >> although chief armstrong says working with the community and allowing family members to help bring about peaceful resolutions is nothing new for the oakland police department. he does give credit to the longtime opd adversary. kat brooks sees this as a pivotal moment for

oakland cops and those who re imagine what cops do in the community. we'll is no stranger to bears. but this black bear cost some excitement thursday when spotted in the sand and sal mo neighborhood and eventually came down off that tree and ran off as to exactly where it went fish and wildlife workers admit they have no idea. this point which means the bear could come back. authorities say people living in that neighborhood need to take some preventative measures. >> sometimes it's best to put the garbage out on on warning just to the early just was not out all night. that's one of the things that i've spent more than anything else or even touch that's left outside has a strong odor to it. that contract there's a hop over fence and, you know, get into the action. >> and not your everyday citing their black bears. do not typically attack people. but officials say it's important to not approach them. as for how the bear made its way to san antonio in the first place. experts can't

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this saturday morning. a new breed of bayer is popping up across northern america and the cause connects with the undersea coral reproduction. reporter erik henriksen takes an in-depth look at this remarkable result. climate change. this causing. >> rising sea levels intensifying storms and extreme droughts. climate change is making its mark on our world. one impact. you might not expect animal hybrids of his we are eagerly there is essentially a hybrid. >> between a brown bear and a polar vanderbilt university associate professor larisa desantis studies the diets of prehistoric species like the saber tooth, tiger and even the polar bear and essentially what we found was a blue. there's your hyper specialized in what they do. designed to survive in frigid temperatures and hunt seal a melting arctic has robbed the polar bear of their hunting ground. they've been eating soft things. they really haven't changed until the 21st century. so we may be seeing sort of a tipping point

at which these there's are really getting desperate for south. the polar bear has encountered a distant cousin. the grizzly. and well. >> this hybrid you know, it may give us some hope in a world that's that's changing. you know, maybe this intermediate could confer some advantages. >> organism needs to sexually reproduce university of texas biologist professor and studies undersea coral another species facing extinction. they time it precisely to one night within a year. most mortals formed within 15 minutes. window. once a year and every given location in that window. all the coral will simultaneously released their reproductive material into the ocean. you see the potential for everything mixing up a little bit, but hybridization in nature is relatively rare. typically hybrids.

>> or not better suited then either of the parents species that his lead there, which was first documented in 2000, 6 doesn't have as much glover as the polar bear mean. it couldn't survive in colder temperatures. >> nor dias versed. how as the which includes plant and animal life. but as the world keeps warming the may be our best hope for an arctic professor desantis says more study is still needed to determine which bear if either will become the new apex predator of the north. okay. >> for today. we're going to see fog. as you can see, kind of mix out for us into temperatures. will warm inland into the 70's. we're going to be cool along the coast. we have to

>> welcome back. 7.45 here on this saturday morning and down in south lake tahoe. a team of diving volunteers kicked off a 6 month cleanup effort yesterday. the nonprofit group called clean up the lake. we'll pick up trash along a 72 mile stretch of the body of water. the initiative is being funded in part by blue vodka and vail resorts. >> it feels incredible. it really does. every beer can every bit of debris piece of plastic or, you know, water bottle wrapper. we pick up feels like an accomplishment. and, you know, being down there for 3040, minutes. you start getting colder to start shattering. but your your fuel

by, you know, your bag filling in, you know, by the time you get up to the surface and you can see the difference you've made. >> organizers say this will be the largest trash cleanup in lake todd host history. i'm sure the lake is going enjoy the for dave, you can still see a little bit of snow there on the peaks. the mountaintops. i mean, we're not getting any rain or snow any well, you know what, they're getting some weather. it looks like today and tomorrow at the thing is there actually may see some thunder shower action going on today. tomorrow. >> potentially with all of that's one of the kids who look as picture us there, but they're cleaning it up. so it will look like that become my monday and tuesday when we shake this all off right now. the home front that we're dealing with some of the fog. think of this is a little bit of atmosphere. extend bility factor and also that fire suppression. i mentioned earlier. it's good news to get some of that. and, you know, would like to get rain, but in not getting that it's nice to get this the marine layer. so there it is, the shot from u c berkeley. you can see no

delays out of sfo, even know what looks like quite thick fog going on here as well. temperature check. we've got 50's for a lot of the east bay for right now up to the north bay. 45 santa rosa 53 san jose. and still some 40's hugging the coast here san carlos of 49. so our player in the background here is this low, as you can see, doesn't have a whole lot of moisture which to play with. but as you would see from the satellite pictures that flares up in the mountains and up towards towards our north a little bit and that lift is what fires off those showers in those thunder showers. if there's any moisture around those kind of crazy. meanwhile, at the lower elevation will we are here. it's that marine layer that sneak in and giving us the drizzle. but it also again, stabilizes the atmosphere to different type of moisture that we're dealing with it some more dense cold air. so we got some chance of some thunder showers today and tomorrow. up to tahoe clear that out. we're back in the sunny and those pictures that we just showed you with 60's out there looks pretty nice as we get into early next week.

now long range forecast models here tell us the pattern remains kind of the same in terms of getting a good on shore flow. all this traffic from the pacific really doesn't give us any earnest rain, but at least the provides that thick marine layer each day. so that will keep temperatures down again. tuesday is called the exception is temperatures will start to climb a little bit and let's take a look at the 4 zone forecast for your saturday coming in about 58 san francisco along the coast mid 50's, 54 pacifica 61, maybe half moon bay. we'll also do the 50's and the 60's along the bay side yet school day to day almost like fall-like getting to maybe 70 or so down to the south around mountain view in the santa clara valley. some lower to middle 70's at hand. 71 cupertino, 72 milpitas east bay shoreline in the 60's over the east bay hills, not much warmer going to see a better to couple it happening by tuesday, 71 for livermore 74 walnut creek and conquered 59 for berkeley, 61 oakland 57 for delay here. there's that strong onshore wind. but

temperatures bounce a little bit inland. as you can see, lower 70's there. 66 napa 71 for sonoma keeping an eye out for maybe a flare up of a thunder shower far up north rose in more 60's heading down south. look at the 7 day forecast here. we have 70's this weekend drop a little bit monday back to 77 and then more moderate 70's. it looks like the balance of the week. all that traffic in the pacific really only brings us some scattered clouds. unfortunately, no rain but still on the lookout for that. noel. >> all right. dave developing news now out of the east bay, the oakland city council. we'll take up a vote on whether or not to approve a new stadium for the a's. this comes days after major league baseball gave the team the green light to explore other markets kron four's terisa stasio has the story. and there's been so much back and forth on this project. but here's the very latest. so we're going to sort it out for you. >> so we're here in alameda because behind me that is the backside of howard terminal

and that is where the oakland a's want to build this. these are the latest renderings from the a's on the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark and development. the team wants to build a tower terminal. it would feature 35,000 square foot ballpark to replace the coliseum. it would also include 3,000 units of affordable housing. 1.5 million square feet for office space. plus retail space and a 400 room hotel. needless to say this is a huge plan. i spoke with the a's president just a few weeks ago, he said that they were frustrated because they wanted the oakland city council to put the matter on the july meeting for a vote. the deal does ask the city for 855 million in infrastructure improvements. then this week mlb tweeted out that they would allow the a's to look elsewhere stirring up the pot. quite it. well, that ignited 3 council members to

write a letter and part saying that the oakland city council. he is committed to negotiating in good faith for a strong future for the a's in oakland and we invite the a's and mlb to do the same. by agreeing not to seek relocation while the ace complete the project, the process as the council moves forward. here's the vice mayor on more with the major league baseball released a statement in the press this week. >> they included some untrue implications. they open leadership wasn't willing to work with them and with the a's. and so we wanted to make clear that we are dealing in good faith and we invite them both the a's and major league baseball to work in good faith with us. >> as for that a request to put this on the agenda. there's this. >> can you just put it on the july calendar. >> well, the good news is i have put it on the july calendar today i submitted a scheduling requests to bring council resolution on the eastern. she to the july

council meeting. >> i'd and it is now all confirmed this matter will go before the oakland city council on july 20th. as far as the a's, we reached out to them. but we have not heard back. here in alameda theresa kron 4 news. >> shadow lakes golf course in brentwood has announced plans to open a nine-hole course in october right now. the golf course is driving range is up and running and this summer, the courses event center is set to open up residents in the area say they're happy to see the golf club open up more and more. >> i'm happy for the people whose homes are, you know, on the golf course, they probably bought for that specific reason. it's better than it becoming, you know, high rise buildings or assisted living. i better for the home values here for everybody. another thing force us to do. >> the golf course originally closed 3 years ago because of an over saturation, of course, is in the east bay and that

drought conditions only made matters worse. >> stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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orbiting landing and roving operation during its very first mission to the red planet. scientists plan to use the rover to analyze the soil and the atmosphere. meanwhile, space x has revealed plans to launch its massive starship rocket the prototype will blast off from the space x development site in boca chica, texas and splashed down off the coast of hawaii. the entire flight from liftoff. splashdown is expected to last about 90 minutes. the company has yet to announce the exact date for that left off. all right. well, coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news kids age 12 to 15 are eligible to get their covid-19 vaccine. >> we've got a new place where your kid can find an appointment. plus the new cdc guidance on face. coverings is stirring up, confusion across the bay area california has not adopted any changes yet. we'll explain why in just a bit. also san francisco is restoring multiple public transit options. we'll let you

know what's back open for commuters. that's coming up in the next hour, the cropper morning news. stick with us.

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gonzalez has the day off. it is may 15th. we're halfway through the month and we have been greeted with a lot of gloom and kind of fog for the last couple of days. dave says it might burn off by later today the hyundai. yeah, that's what it's looking like. noel, good morning. and good morning, everybody. of course we do like the fo1 around the kind of repel the, the development of any fires or anything. but. >> we'll get that in the morning hours mix it out and we do have excuse me a little system. water back yard here that's going to produce potentially maybe some thunder showers that will be up around town hall and far far to the north right now. here's what's going on with that fog we just mentioned. you can see all that fog there for the golden gate bridge and it will keep temperatures suppressed the course of the coast will have kind overcast feel at the beaches. then the recovery of the fog coming back again tonight with the marine layer only to mix out for sunday afternoon as well. this is what i was mentioning about. the potential of some thunder showers is possible. far up north and off to tahoe again. that's what that low. you can see everything kind of churning around it. it's

impacting the direct they area will be very, very modest and it's loud. the marine layer sneak in overnight. there's are on shore, winds and that's what we're going to see probably over the next about 3 days or so little breezy going into early next week. 50's across most of the board 49 up the santa rosa 55 for can 54. meanwhile, for san jose looking mostly sunny by high noon. sunny into the afternoon. pretty inland with 70's to be had but lower 70's at that little bit of a warm spike will call up by tuesday, but end of next week looks to be closer to fall than it has been spring-like. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up in a bit. well. >> all right. thanks. day. the big story this morning, governor gavin newsome says new mask mandates are coming soon for fully-vaccinated californians. this comes after the cdc announced fully vaccinated. people do not need to wear masks. both indoors or outside governor newsome address the change following the presentation of his budget proposal on friday. he said state officials need to sort through quite a bit of data, though, before setting any new mask guidelines. >> how do you enforce what

does it look like in the schools. the teachers wear them. but the kids where teachers don't what happens when you starbucks is we're going to continue doing better. you can acquire forsman and businesses are not. i mean it that there's a whole host of complexities that we all have to work through. >> at this time. local health departments are still recommending people wear masks but say they will ultimately follow the state's direction. they also add businesses can enforce their own mask rules. as for what this means here in the bay area alameda contra, costa marin and solano county public health departments say they intend to follow the state's direction. but even if counties lift the mandate. individual businesses may still require face coverings. >> much like the business can say no shoes, no shirt. no a business has a right to enforce certain public health guidelines for the safety of not only there patrons but also their employees. so this is maybe slow to adopt the no mask policy and that's okay.

>> in a statement alameda county public health says, quote, we advise people to continue to protect each other by wearing masks, especially in crowded environments. if they don't know the vaccination status of those around them to protect alameda county workers. all workplaces must continue to follow cal osha standards, including current masking requirements alameda county cannot be less restrictive. many businesses are, however, dropping mask mandates in their stores. that includes trader joe's on friday. the company announced they will no longer require fully-vaccinated customers to wear masks while shopping the grocery chain says this is in compliance with cdc guidelines and it looks like it's going to be using the honor system here. a spokesperson for the company said they will not require proof of vaccination. adding they trust their customers to follow. cdc guidelines. many shoppers say for now they're going to keep their masks on. >> i think i probably try to come like when it left i still i'm not comfortable to me like

i some of kids are going >> trader. joe's says it will still require its employees to wear a mask at all times trader joe's isn't the only store changing their requirements walmart is also dropping its mask mandate even for employees. the president and ceo of wal-mart said in a statement that fully-vaccinated associates will not need to wear a mask at work starting tuesday may 18th. he went on to say vaccinated customers are welcome to shop without a mask. but the company will continue to request that non-vaccinated customers and employees wear their face coverings in the stores. in the meantime, though, despite the new cdc guidance, the tsa will continue to require travelers to mask up when on planes, trains and buses, this will happen for at least through mid september, essentially mask mandates have not changed on transportation. even if you're fully vaccinated which includes places like train stations and airports for everyone over the

age of 2. >> local public transportation here in the bay area. bart has released a statement saying it will continue to require riders to wear masks while on bart property. while the effort to get kids vaccinated is picking up. there's a vaccination clinic for kids 12 and older here in san francisco. kron four's camila barco is live at college this morning with the details. camila. >> yeah, good morning, noel and the gates have opened here at the city. college is vaccination site. and if you look behind i step out of the way. you can see a few cars lined up at in those cars are some 12 year-old getting their covid shot. health care workers are making this super easy and accessible for these teens. you can either drive up to the site or you can walk up to the lot. health care workers are vaccinating anyone 12 years and older who live work or learn in the city. but if you are under 18, you do

need permission from a parent to be vaccinated at this time. teens are the ones eligible teens are only eligible to receive the pfizer vaccine. the fda granted emergency use authorization a few days ago for this age group and according to the state's dashboard, 1.4% of people between the ages of 1217 in san francisco have received at least one dose. if you do get your first dose here at the city college. you will nked to come back for your second. but if you cannot make it to the city college. there are a couple other options. take a look at this. on monday. ucsf. off children's hospital in oakland will start offering vaccine to teens some cvs pharmacies and safe. we are also offering pfizer to anyone 12 years or older however, if you do come to this site. no insurance is needed. one worker tells me that parents do need to be here too. at least come from the child's age or information and 90 would make this whole process easier again. the doors, the

gates have opened here and they will be open to later this afternoon. you do not need an appointment and all you need to some form of identification. back to you. alright camila, thanks for that report. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom announced the state's new 268 billion dollar budget plan. we're going to find out what he's hoping to accomplish with all that money. plus a look inside the project that's being credited with helping ease tensions in a recent police standoff. plus, a bear was spotted roaming around the north bay neighborhood earlier this week here, why experts warn it might not be the last. stick with us.

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>> well, as pandemic restrictions ease san francisco is now making a push to restore public transit options. the famous f line which includes open air cars and runs along the embarcadero. it's set to resume service today. uni's underground subway station is also reopening the n judah line which runs all the way across san francisco is set to be fully restored and the k and t lines are going to be combined now into the new katie line to help streamline the system. also happening today, sonoma state university graduates will be receiving their diplomas in a mobile commencement ceremony traffic in and around the university

is expected to increase all day. so if you are headed out to that area just know that the campus entrance at rohnert park expressway and petaluma hill road are going to be closed. a big congratulations to all the graduates out there today. well, for your money. a reminder tax day is just 3 days away. monday. may 17th is the deadline. it was extended a little more than a month because people still needed more time to get their numbers together due to the pandemic. the irs also needed a little bit more time because of how many covid-19 changes that implement into the 2020 taxes. the agency was also busy administering stimulus money. so it's been quite just this whole 1st half of the year unless you choose to file for an extension. you do have to you do have to have your return filed by midnight monday night. dave did mine a couple months ago and i hope you did, too. what a great feeling that is. yes, mental note. want to buy stamps on we have lots of cloud cover to deal with this morning and

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>> welcome back. it is 8.14 here on this saturday morning. going to get you another check of your weather forecast. dave, it has very, very gloomy i'm i'm waiting for some sunshine at this point.

>> my goodness is whether it's depressing i'm we see a little bit of sun behind you a bit, but certainly a lot of fog that's going on this. the east bay shoreline. you can see here from u c berkeley. so we're fighting through some of this morning. fog and cloud cover which wile probably remain at the coast through much of the day today and that's a suppressive not just to the fire situation. we talk about too, but also in temperatures. and this also stabilizes the atmosphere because we do have a low in our backyard here that potentially could drive some shower or thundershower activity. but that's going to be far away from home. most readings are in the 50's. you can see picking up to the east bay. even north bay santa rosa 49 got 50's out of the south bay with 49. meanwhile, going on for san francisco. senator, here's was cut off low right background backyard and providing that lift. that may even be potentially a couple strikes of lightning in there. but that's going to stay to the north and around town homes where we can expect the flare up later today when you add the daytime heating to it. that's just more energy. but

this marine layer kind of takes that energy out of the atmosphere a little bit stabilizes, a little bit here. this is what it looks like. we go into motion some coastal drizzle going on this morning as you're familiar with clearing out daytime heating boom there. the thunder showers up in tahoe on up to the north a little bit tomorrow. it'll happen out there again, as we get that marine layer here that only clears out. so get the morning fog we go mostly sunny, that's today. that's tomorrow. the flare up in the mountains winds. they're going to stay on shore for the most part here. flair up. speaking of which it looks like tomorrow afternoon and evening off there to the delta particularly year. that's when the low starts to depart. we're still going flow pattern that still pretty much coming in off the pacific unfortunately, we're not going to scrounge much in the way of rain out of it for today. it's morning coastal drizzle clouds clearing out breezy morning fog and drizzle again tomorrow. better inland warming, though, and next week we're looking at a cool week with 70's on balance. and i want to call kind of a warm

spike in a way because temperatures warm up. oddly for tuesday. but the flow pattern remains the same all next week. 58 san francisco 61 for oakland 68 san jose. yes, there's some 70's in the far east bay little there on napa and also santa rosa potentially. but 60's down south. we'll have more on the 4 zone forecast in a bit. noel, thanks, dave. >> governor gavin newsome has rolled out his 268 billion dollars state budget proposal. the plan includes spending priorities in several different areas including an extension of the state's health insurance to undocumented immigrants by may of 2022 the governor also wants to further bridge the digital divide. the proposal includes major boost to mental health service programs and speeding up thousands of housing projects funds would technologies that the state's embattled employment development department. >> we're trying to do things. the state has talked about but never been able to accomplish because we never had the resources to do it.

>> the legislature and the governor have until the middle of next month to agree on the spending plan. well, the gop has elected a new conference chair lawmakers named new york congresswoman elise stefanik's to the leadership role. she's an avid supporter of president trump and she replaces wyoming congresswoman liz cheney, who was ousted from the position for criticizing trump. joe khaleel explains why members of the party now say they're unified. >> new direction for the republican leadership team. liz cheney now replaced by congresswoman elise stefanik, the american people are suffering under the far-left radical socialist policies president joe biden and speaker nancy pelosi, a young member with a moderate voting record nick recently garnered support for former president trump now head of messaging for the republican conference. she went right to work with fellow leaders slamming democrats on border security and the economy and presenting a united party front. our

conference is incredibly unified right now. but we're also very concerned because america is experiencing. >> numerous prices are focus. back to school. back to health stefan beat out challenger chip roy for the position. >> he said today his run for the role prompted a healthy debate state was about the republican conference in the house of representatives. people's house was behind us right here. we're here trying to do our job for us american people rory's voting record is significantly more conservative than stefanik's. roy scored in 98 compared to an 84 for nick from the conservative think tank, the heritage foundation pursuant to the constitution and the laws of the united states nick did, however, vote to contest the electoral college results on january 6th the more conservative roy did not in washington. i'm joe khaleel. >> congresswoman cheney is vowing to stay in office and try to win her party back from

former president trump suggesting she may even campaign against trump if he runs in 2024. in the meantime, house lawmakers have reached a deal to form an independent bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. that bill would create a panel to study how and why the attack happened. although bill does have bipartisan support. some republicans have downplayed the severity of the attack even likening the violent protesters to tourists watching the tv footage of those who entered the capitol and walked through statuary hall showed people in an orderly fashion staying between the stanchion sun rose taking videos and pictures and to call in an insurrection in my opinion, is a bold face lie continuing to just pull this out what it was a distraction right a like this >> although an agreement was announced house minority leader kevin mccarthy has yet to sign on a vote on the bill

to create the commission could come as early as next week. happening today 15 months after his death, kobe bryant will be inducted into the basketball hall of fame today. the nie smith memorial basketball hall of fame has created a special exhibit honoring kobe ahead of his induction. that induction will take place at the mohegan sun resort in connecticut. michael jordan will be well present bryant for post us and trying that this evening he'll be joined by kobe's widow vanessa bryant on stage colby's 5 time nba champion resume made him a clear first ballot hall of famer. he's part of what many are calling one of the greatest classes and hall of fame history which also features tim duncan and kevin garnet. >> still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news the warriors playing last night without steph draymond or wiggins. kate rooney has highlights on how some young players actually stepped up. stick with us.

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>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the warriors postseason positioning will come down to the regular season finale with memphis on sunday. so a good chance for steph curry draymond green and andrew wiggins to get some much needed rest. so let's take a look at some of the newer faces who got a lot of

minutes. steph, of course, still there to cheer on his teammates. however. and you know what? so is nancy pelosi, a little odd to see her chase center. but hey, she got to see jordan poole really come into his own. a career-high 38 points for the warriors. 2019 first round pick. >> and it was also a career night for this guy. older. he had 28 points. the dubs when a 125 to one 22. so sunday's big game that is when they're going to play memphis to determine which see they'll have in the play in tournaments. but steve kerr said it was good to watch his young players develop tender from a developmental standpoint, these games are always can kind of you know, late in the season. sometimes you have these games where. >> you're not too concerned with the and you're, you know, you're going to get a chance to. >> give a lot of guys some playing time who haven't been playing lot of good stuff in great to win the game. 2, though, you know, not 1, 5, in a row all year until it's it's

good maintain our momentum going into sunday oakland clearly not letting the relocation controversy. get them down because their bats were on. >> fire. one. nothing in the top of the 5th. sean murphy. big swing hits a 2 run bomb. the final score. but the 6 one oakland. they had a season-high 4 home runs ramon loriano stephen piscotty and mark hanna also all went yard. well, you can find a giants fan, pretty much anywhere, right. including in pittsburgh baseball in this one tied at 2 in the bottom of the 11th bases loaded for gregory polanco and the sac fly. it's going bring home adam frazier. so it's a walk-off win for the pirates giants. 3 game winning streak snapped. they're now tied with the cardinals for first place in the national league team. the forty-niners held their first workout of rookie mini camp and all eyes were on the number 3 overall draft pick quarterback trey lance in limited action. he looked pretty good. completing 19 of

24 passes. the rookie reported to levi stadium for the first time on wednesday. 14 meetings and to start learning the nfl playbook. it might be a tad different than the one he worked with back at north dakota state. but lance said that and working with new teammates like receiver brandon, i what he's been looking forward to the most. >> looking forward to to learn a new playbook in obviously senator playbook. so it's going to be a lot for me. i mean, i've been waiting to learn a new playbook for the last, you know, 7, 8, months. so that unfunded to to finally be able to get into bringing got to work together done. orange county, little bit last week. the school doesn't mean my teammates. you know, it's thing that i've been looking forward to. like i said, for the last 6 months. so is also be able to get a little bit of working with him and get to know little bit. >> and finally wnba opening night. so we got to give a shout out to a locally grown star sabrina ionescu who played only 3 games. a rookie season with an ankle injury last year she had a game winning thriller side right there. as for new york, liberty beat the indiana fever

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>> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 00:00am morning news. it is 8.30 here on this saturday morning might look like it, though. it's very, very gloomy and foggy out there day starts in the weather center. dave. you know, i feel like we've been watching rain, we're not getting rain, but we are getting a little bit of moisture, which is pretty yeah. that's like the next best thing. you know, you

can't have rain have some kind of fire suppressant, which we're getting in the marine layer in its cold damp there as well. >> the other thing is that it's stabilize the atmosphere a little bit and we may see the flare up of potentially some thunder showers across central california. >> but not here, though. it was like going to the north and to the far east of us up in tahoe. here's what it looks like from u c berkeley. again, that fog. it's taken a while to clear out. we're already at a 31 now at this hour that will clear out except along the coast and may remain kind overcast for you. here's what those winds are due in remaining on shore with this up kind of fog program expect the same to happen tomorrow, too, by the way, temperature checked wear in the 50's through a good chunk of the east bay. some 40's lining the peninsula coast upper 40's at that got 49 at the santa rosa, but a lot of uniformity with temperatures. you can see and we do clear out these clouds and fog by high noon at 62 by 3 o'clock. only 69 or 70 happening in london. so it's going remain kind of cool and into next week it's almost going to know if you will. but

more on that forecast your 4 zone in just a bit. well, thanks, dave. >> fremont. police have arrested a man connected to 3 beatings and assaults. those victims between the ages of 5775 years old. we know 2 of the victims are asian. but as of now, police are not considering the attacks to be hate crimes. police say 28 year-old alexander lomax was arrested thursday morning after severely beating and sexually assaulting a 67 year-old woman in the front yard of a home earlier that day. police officers responded to a similar attack near the area of fremont boulevard, an auto mall parkway, but a bystander was able to intervene and scare him off. police later discovered a 3rd victim on may 5th a 75 year-old woman was assaulted. we have the person. we are confident we have the person in custody. >> who is responsible for these attacks. we are going to pursue any leads to see if we have any further witnesses. to

these attacks, but also if there are any reported incidents out there. >> lomax was booked into the santa rita jail on several charges related to all 3 incidents. an east bay, a standoff between police and an armed man came to a peaceful resolution and the officers attempt accepted help from an unlikely source to make it happen. kron four's madyun has the story. >> that down the block. the hope is is because a few neighbors are the cops know the neighbors are watching. >> it was first reported to opd has a vehicle collision around 10:45am tuesday on east 25th street. however, it turned out to be something potentially more dangerous oakland police chief leronne armstrong officers responded to the scene and must responded to the scene. >> they i have observed a fire

in the lap of the individual chief. i'm john says officers followed protocol retreating to a safe distance. it created time and space between themselves and the man with the gun in the car. >> we had tax bill go. she's team there and negotiate attempted to make contact with the individual and the vehicle. but we weren't successful here is where the incident takes an unprecedented turns from the time we got on the scene right. the officers that were there knew who we you know, make sure that we got up to date information. >> a community member alerted cat brooks and the anti police terror project about the situation brooks arrived on the scene and offer this option to officers. let's get somebody he knows, right. that can help navigate that situation. >> community got the mom, their son, his mom and sister showed up. i was able to talk to not like they're going to kill him. and i think that today they're not the first ever collaboration between oakland police and the anti police terror project working

together to bring a nonviolent into a potentially life threatening situation was a shooting. >> kendrick says ever since they should. there was very introducing this to the making sure we knew she was there, but i have to thank him tremendous credit to the mom as well. get brooks sees this as a pivotal moment for the oakland police department. >> and those who reimagined how cops interact with the community the best case scenario is for cops to recognize that we're in a day and activists to recognize that when a particular moment and how do we move his agenda for together to save lives because ultimately that's the goal. has it with new kron 4 news. >> san francisco police are offering a $75,000 reward for information in the shooting deaths of these 2 people. 27 year-old, lindsey mccollum and 51 year-old eddie tate. they were shot and killed back on december 16th 2016 on the northwest corner of 16th street and south van ness avenue. the 2 were said to be inside of a wooden box that they were using as their home

at the time of their death. now police released this sketch of a person of interest. anyone with information. if you recognize this person you should contact the san francisco police immediately. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news unrest continues in the middle east. the latest target. >> news office building. we've got details after the break.

>> breaking news this morning. an israeli air strike has destroyed a highrise building in gaza city that house the newsroom offices of the associated press and al jazeera. now, according to the a p staffers and other tenants did safely evacuate the building after the military for telephoned a warning that the strike was imminent within an hour. 3 heavy missiles struck the 12 story building collapsing at in a giant cloud of dust. this came hours after another israeli air raid on a densely populated refugee camp killed at least 10 palestinians. now, most of the destruction and death during this conflict has been in gaza where palestinians say as many as 139 people have been killed, including 39 children and 22 women in israel. 7 people have been killed, including a 5 year-old boy and a soldier. kareen wynter has the very latest.

>> a conflict with no end in sight the united nations fears will erupt into full-scale war. >> the fighting has the potential to unleash an uncontained herbal security and humanitarian crisis. halas unions squared off with israeli police in this predominantly arab neighborhood on >> the violence sparked on monday but ongoing tensions in contested jerusalem. officials say hamas triggered the fight after firing rockets toward jerusalem in support of palestine parties must allow for mediation efforts to intensify with a view to ending the fighting immediately on court to show us israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said in a video statement today that hamas will, quote, pay a heavy price for sending missiles to their city.

>> and that israeli forces attacked targets underground to wipe out a network of militant tunnels for possible ground invasion. >> violence escalated in the region on monday after hamas launched a rocket attack in jerusalem. a show of support from palestinian demonstrations there involving a holy site where jewish settlers have been pushing to evict a number of palestinians from their property. >> militants. 4 days have reportedly waged hundreds of rocket attacks. most of them intercepted by missile defense systems according to officials, hamas leaders confirmed at least 20 of their top officials have been killed. a number. israel claims is much higher. the gaza health ministry also confirmed that more than 100 people have died following the violence with hundreds wounded or objective from this administration, from the president, from our entire national security team is to work toward de escalation to work toward a lasting peace. that is what the focus of every conversation we're having from the level of the president on down.

>> that was kareen wynter reporting president biden has faced some backlash for saying israel has the right to defend itself. critics say the u.s. is enabling the violence in that region by providing israel with foreign aid and some congressional leaders claim the money is being used to continue human rights violations. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break. like you, my hands are everything to me.

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here on this saturday morning. it's time for another check of our weather forecast. you know, dave, last weekend. it was hot and windy and we were worried about fires this morning. we're waking up extremely foggy and there's some moisture in the air, which is good. yeah, that's good. and we're getting some of that as you mention now, the thing is that this will mix out for us in the afternoon. we'll get the sunshine but temperatures will be suppressed a bit. >> and we'll see the fog come back again tomorrow morning. so the weather it's good. we'll take it because we do get the afternoon sunshine in this does act as fire repellent to we'd like all of that sfo, by the way, there are no delays occurring out there. even though does look quite foggy. jen. we'll see again expect this mixing out of the fog to happen as we approach around the noon hour. look at bay area temperatures. we've got the 50's. all socked in the east bay. 57 already antioch up to the north bay lower 50's 49. >> santa rosa lower 50's lineup. the east bay pshoreline. so it's storing al of this is a little cut off low on our back yard here a bit. it did provide some

thunder showers to the far east into the north of us a little bit with daytime heating that may flare up again, potentially drifting in a northern sonoma county and napa counties. that's a different type of air mass because of this cold marine layer that came in his allies controlling element because it's cold damp and it's a very dense so it doesn't move around so much so that's good news. that stabilizes the atmosphere to so that cuts off the chances of getting thunder showers as well was that we don't want either could use the rain but no action here has been speaking of that looks like total see some of that possibility tomorrow. again, you get the daytime heating. this is what we see in the summer months, actually more often with that afternoon. shower thunder shower and then a nice little warm up happens under sunny skies early into next week. the traffic off the pacific still remains in this kind of weather pattern which will keep us a little cooler. we don't see us warming up like last weekend here. all the way till next weekend. it looks like, although the hits of rain don't appear to be very auspicious. we say doesn't

look too great. but it's still a nice flow pattern. we like from west to east will keep that up in the next week. temperature. check around the 4 zone forecast for your saturday. 58 san francisco, 55 daly, city pacific at 55 upper 50's lineup. the bay side of the peninsula. 60 run burlingame 64 foster city 74 mountain view and in the santa clara valley, most readings in the 70's as well. 72 for milpitas santa clara 7472 for cupertino upper 60's. east bay shoreline tri valley approaches around 71 from the more 74 for walnut creek and conquered 62. meanwhile for berkeley, a chilly 57 vallejo on shore wind. can you say 72 fairfield and vacaville about 7866 for napa and rosie saw some of those numbers and solano county, all that heating and you can get the general idea what's going on elsewhere throughout the state is that warming trend that pops up those thunder showers we were talking about. so it looks a little breezy as we get into early next week. a

nice little warm spike if you want to call it that for tuesday, then it's back to the lower 70's to finish off the remainder of the week. meanwhile, the bay quite chilly in the 60's. it looks like and we'll do some 60's the coast as well. well. >> thanks, dave. developing news out of the east bay. the oakland city council will take up a vote on whether or not to approve a new stadium for the a's that decision to. have a vote comes days after major league baseball gave the a's the green light to explore other markets kron four's terisa stasio breaks it all down for us. and there's been so much back and forth on this project. but here's the very latest. we're going to sort it out for you. >> so we're here in alameda because behind me that is the backside of howard terminal and that is where the oakland a's want to build this. these are the latest renderings from the a's on the 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark and development. the team wants to build a tower terminal. it

would feature 35,000 square foot ballpark to replace the coliseum. it would also include 3,000 units of affordable housing. one 0.5 million square feet for office space. plus retail space and a 400 room hotel. needless to say this is a huge plan. i spoke with the a's president just a few weeks ago, he said that they were frustrated because they wanted the oakland city council to put the matter on the july meeting for a vote. the deal does ask the city for 855 million in infrastructure improvements. then this week mlb tweeted out that they would allow the a's to look elsewhere stirring up the pot. quite it. well, that ignited 3 council members to write a letter and part saying that the oakland city council is committed to negotiating in good faith for a strong future for the a's in oakland and we invite the a's and mlb to do the same. by agreeing not to

seek relocation while the ace complete the project, the process as the council moves forward. here's the vice mayor on more with the major league baseball released a statement in the press this week. >> they included some untrue implications. they open leadership wasn't willing to work with them and with the a's. and so we wanted to make clear that we are dealing in good faith and we invite them both the a's and major league baseball to work in good faith with us. >> as for that a request to put this on the agenda. there's this. >> can you just put it on the july calendar. >> well, the good news is i have put it on the july calendar today i submitted a scheduling requests to bring council resolution on the she to the july council meeting. >> i'd and it is now all confirmed this matter will go before the oakland city council on july 20th as far as the a's. we reached out to them. but we have not heard back. here in alameda theresa

kron 4 news. >> meanwhile, shadow lakes golf course in brentwood has announced plans to open a nine-hole course. this coming october. the golf course also aims to open its event center sometime this summer. in the meantime, the golf course is driving range is now up and running and residents in the area are happy to see it. >> i'm happy for the people whose homes are, you know, on the golf course, they probably bought for that specific reason. it's better than it becoming, you know, high rise buildings or assisted living. i better for the home values here for everybody. another thing force us to do. >> the golf course originally closed 3 years because of an over saturation, of course, is in the east bay adding a drought conditions only made matters worse. all right. stick with us. the kron 00:00am morning news continues after the break.

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visit chewy.com today. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at known. >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. marty gonzales. >> has the day off. it is saturday. may 15th. we are halfway through the month of may. we've got a lot to get to this morning when it comes to coronavirus news. etcetera. but first, we do want to let you know what you're going to get yourself into if you head out the door today. they've sparred over there in the weather center with all the days. >> good well, good morning, everybody. we are dealing with morning fog that will clear out as we approach around the noon hour and help those temperatures inland get into the 70's and we're going to the same thing again for tomorrow. keeping kind of more of an a tumble feel to our forecast then until late spring. so it's bit of a change for us, but it's good news because it keeps a lot of moisture in the atmosphere as we battle the fire potential

here live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge. there's the traditional fog pretty much in place now that again, will mix out for afternoon only to return tonight and we'll do this whole thing again tomorrow, its bills. and you can see it across the delta and the central valley. now, later today there is the potential of the flare up of some thunder showers that will be far east in the tahoe in up north, potentially into napa and sonoma counties may be something to look out for. but that's just from daytime heating. really this fog is kind of cool things down in stabilizing our local atmosphere onshore winds. we have today and tomorrow and really the flow pattern is going to be west to east on into next week. bay temperatures are pretty much into the 50's this morning. 49 san francisco. it's going remain pretty cool in the city 65 by one by 4. we're talking 71. we'll see some 70's out there for the inland valleys will get your forecast in a bit. noel. >> thanks, dave. the big story we're following this morning. governor gavin newsome says new mask mandates are coming

soon for fully-vaccinated californians. this comes after the cdc announced fully vaccinated. people do not need to wear masks both indoors or outside governor newsome addressed the change following the presentation of his budget proposal on friday. he said state officials still need to sort through quite a bit of data before setting any new mask guidelines for california. >> how do you enforce what does it look like in the schools. teachers wear them. but the kids where teachers don't what happens when you starbucks is we're going to continue doing better. you can acquire forsman and businesses are not mean that there's a whole host of complexities that we all have to work through. >> now. as for what this means for the bay area alameda contra, costa marin and solano county public health department say they intend to follow the state's direction on masks. but even if counties lift the mandate. individual businesses may still require face coverings. >> much like the business can

say no shoes, no shirt, no a business has a right to enforce certain public health guidelines for the safety of not only their patrons but also their employees. so this is maybe slow to adopt the no mask policy and that's okay. >> in a statement alameda county public health says, quote, we advise people to continue to protect each other by wearing masks, especially in crowded environments. if they don't know the vaccination status of those around them to protect alameda county workers. all workplaces must continue to follow cal osha's standards, including current masking requirements, alameda county cannot be less restrictive. many businesses are dropping mask mandates and their stores, though that includes trader joe's on friday. the company announced they will no longer require fully-vaccinated customers to wear masks while shopping the grocery chain says this is in compliance with cdc guidelines and it looks like it's going to be using the honor system on this one. a spokesperson

for the company said they will not require proof of vaccination. adding they trust their customers to follow the cdc guidelines. many shoppers say for now they're going to their masks on. >> i think i'd probably try to come like when it left i still i'm not comfortable to me like i some of kids are going >> trader. joe's says it will still require its employees to wear a mask at all times. trader joe's isn't the only store changing its requirements, though wal-mart is also dropping its mask mandate for them. even for employees. the president and ceo of wal-mart said in a statement that fully-vaccinated associates will not need to wear a mask at work starting tuesday may 18th. he went on to say vaccinated customers are welcome to shop without a mask. but the company will continue to request that non vaccinated customers and employees wear face coverings inside stores. in the meantime, despite the new guidance, the tsa will

continue to require travelers to mask up at least through mid september. now, this essentially means that mask mandates haven't changed on transportation. even if you are fully vaccinated, including places like train stations, and airports for everyone over the age of 2. and as for local public transportation here in the bay area. bart has released a statement saying it will continue to require riders to wear masks while on bart property. well, the effort to get kids vaccinated is picking up. there's a vaccination clinic for kids 12 and older in san francisco. it just opened up about an hour ago. kron four's camila barco is live in sf city college this morning with the details camila. are there people out there already. >> there definitely are. and there are cars lined up. but i will say that the lines are moving fairly quickly and there's not even a line here for people to walk into the lot. so healthcare workers are trying to make this as easy

and accessible and not only to the people who are 18 and older but to this age group so you can either drive up to this site or you can walk up to the law and get a covid shot in the arm. so health care workers are vaccinating anyone 12 years or older who live work or learn here in the city. but if you are under 18 years old, you do need permission from a parent to be vaccinated at this time. teens are eligible to receive the pfizer vaccine. and according to the state's dashboard, 1.4% of people between the ages of 1217 in the city have received at least one dose. if you do get your first shot your first shot here at the city college. you will need to come back for the second one. and if you can't make it to the city college. there are a couple other options. take a look at this. on monday, u c s f but ben e off children's hospital excuse me in oakland will start offering vaccines to teens some cvs pharmacies and safe ways are also offering

pfizer to anyone 12 years and older and no insurance is needed. one worker tells me that if you are under 18, a parent can come with you and they will be able to provide. they will need. we need to come from your child's age and information, but to make this whole process easier. you just need and i well, back to you. hopefully if any of these parents are vaccinated and they're bringing their kids there. they can get themselves vaccinated as well at these clinics. >> exactly. yeah. thanks camila. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom announced the state's new 268 billion dollar budget plan. we're going to find out what he's hoping to accomplish with all that money after the break. >> plus, a look inside the project that's credited with helping ease some tensions in a recent police standoff and the bear was spotted roaming around the north bay neighborhood earlier this week here, why experts warn it might not be the last one. we'll see. stick with us.

developing news here. the university of california system is considering another tuition increase. the proposed hike. >> what apply to incoming students beginning next year. you see president argues this will help struggling campuses maintain educational quality and make it more affordable for many low income students also saying state funding has

lagged behind enrollment growth, students are not happy, though. you see regents will vote on the proposal in july. for your money. a reminder tax day is just 3 days away monday may 17th if you haven't filed, you probably get on that today the deadline was extended a little more than a month because people needed some time to get their numbers together due to the pandemic. the irs also need a little bit more time because of a lot of covid-19 changes that were implemented to 2020 taxes. the agency was also busy administering stimulus money at the beginning of the year. so it's been a lot going on over there unless you choose to file for an extension. you do have to have your return filed by midnight monday night clock is ticking, yeah. and if you need to mail package going to do it for 30 on a monday. i don't think so like waiting in line. hope. >> have a phone charger. here's what's going on for today. we have the fog to deal with the outlets in the background. as you'll notice, although we're getting a better picture here. the. >> a bay bridge toll 65 going on by one by 4 at 71. it's

going to feel more a tumble for this weekend and early into next week. but that's kind of a good thing. is that ice fire suppressant. your forecast is next.

>> welcome back. 9.14 here on this saturday morning. time for another check of the weather forecast. dave spahr has over there. dave, it seems

like this fog is really sticking around right now. yeah. it's going to go into around. we get around noon before we really start mixing it out. here's the shot. you can see from the east bay shoreline with the fall kind of entrenched there. >> and with this air mass, it does keep temperature suppressed as well. so it's more of a fall like feel that we have. but it's a good being that dense cold air because it fire threat down a bit too. and the other issue we're kind of concerned about early on was maybe perhaps some isolated thundershower activity which now is far from home and the mountains and a far to the north 50's over most of the real estate for right now. got to 49 san francisco. it's only the odd ball that's in this. there you can see the cut off low kind of right here in our backyard providing the lift here. but this marine layer acts is a little bit of a suppress into that as well. be it's a more dense cold air mass and therefore more stable for the atmosphere. even as we get daytime heating, that may potentially flareup these areas for perhaps an isolated thunder showers, a possibility so going for with future cast

for we do mix out that lower level. the moisture there you see the flare up around us pretty good this afternoon. we'll see the fog come back again for tonight and tomorrow we do the same thing again. boom with the flareup of those showers and some thunder showers. those look like too much actions happening up in the north bay, though for tomorrow, winds will remain on not just for today but also into tomorrow, the kind of uptick a little bit by late in the day tomorrow and kind of indicating what the start of the next week will be. and speaking of which morning clouds and drizzle going on for today, clear and cool and breezy. there's the shot from the east bay shoreline tomorrow morning. fog drizzle again. and we have a little bit better heating inland. and for next week it's cool on balance compared to what we've been through. you know, the 70's and it looks like tuesday migh be able warm spiking in the upper 70's and some of those inland valleys potentially today. 58 san francisco 61 for oakland 68 for san jose. again, we're noticing a few of those clouds and cool conditions scattered clouds will call for open

again once we take care of all this morning. fog. there's the effort you can see in the inland areas up to the north and east bay's particularly in the lower 70's. it looks like for the real estate there. but you get close to the bay and boy drops off towards the 60's. so need that extra sweater with your shades. of course we'll check into the 4 zone forecast in just a bit. noel. thanks, dave. governor gavin newsom unveiled his revised and complete 268 billion dollar state budget proposal. >> big ticket items include health care for undocumented immigrants and stimulus checks for most californians kron four's. ashley zavala has the details. >> governor gavin newsome rolled out his 268 billion dollar spending plan financial priorities that will be paid with help from a historic 75.7 billion dollar surplus and another 27 billion dollars in federal relief and is going to i think set the state up front not just a comeback but an extraordinary, decade. arguably century ahead among

the priorities presented friday extending the state's health insurance to undocumented seniors by may of 2022 newsom's office estimates. it will cost 1 billion dollars annually and we think we need to do more. >> to immigrate to help support immigrants immigrate and integrate. >> into the state. newsome also proposed 7 billion dollars to try to close the digital divide and make broadband more accessible to low income in tribal communities. he also proposed billions to boost mental health service programs for children and adults money to speed up thousands of housing projects, money to improve technologies at the state's embattled employment development department and department of motor vehicles and 300 million dollars toward traffic find forgiveness for violations within the last 6 years. this on top of proposals. he laid out earlier this week, including more golden state stimulus checks to middle and low income families billions toward homelessness and the state's public education system. 1 billion dollars is also included for public health departments for ongoing pandemic related response. but some local public health

officials were frustrated. the governor did not include new funds for them. the county health executives association of california tweeted in part, they were deeply dismayed saying they hope to work with the legislature on a budget proposal to build public health workforce is and infrastructure. more criticism came from the legislative republican leaders who say newsome spending plan chose california taxes are too high. but the governor says he's proud of the budget for trying to do things. the state. >> has talked about but never been able to accomplish because we never had the resources to do it. >> the governor and state legislature have until mid june to agree on a spending plan in sacramento. weny news. >> meanwhile, the recall effort against governor newsome. does continue another one of the major republican candidates challenging the governor was in the bay area. this wjek. our kron four's catherine heenan sat down one on one with kevin faulkner who previously served as san diego mayor for 2 terms faulkner considers himself a moderate republican and likes to point to the fact that when he was

mayor, the homeless population in san diego county dropped considerably. he makes it clear if he's elected governor will take a very different approach to homelessness. >> i'll tell you, i did not allow tent encampments on the sidewalk in san diego that are under are freeway, underpasses or overpasses are because it's unsafe and clean and sanitary. >> if you allow tent encampments on your side. walk. you're condemning people to die on your side. walk. we're better than that. this californians. we've set up a system series of shelter systems in san diego that got people to help the support that they need to get back on track. we have to do that. we cannot allow what we've seen and to many great cities in our state tent encampments continuing to grow to literally double. i'm going to take a much different track on that. >> you can watch that whole interview on inside california politics, which is airing

tonight at 06:30pm, pm. and it's also airing sunday at 06:30am right here on kron. 4. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news the warriors playing last night without steph and draymond or kate rooney has the highlights and shows how some young players really stepped up. stick with us.

>> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the warriors postseason positioning will come down to the regular season finale with memphis on sunday. so a good chance for steph curry draymond green and andrew wiggins to get some much needed rest. so let's take a look at some of the newer faces who got a lot of minutes. steph, of course, still there to cheer on his teammates. however. and you know what? so is nancy pelosi, a little odd to see her chase center. but hey, she got to see jordan poole really come into his own. a career-high 38 points for the warriors. 2019 first round pick. >> and it was also a career night for this guy. older. he had 28 points. the dubs when a 125 to one 22. so sunday's big game that is when they're going to play memphis to determine which see they'll have in the play in tournaments. but steve kerr said it was good to watch his young players develop tender

from a developmental standpoint, these games are always can kind of you know, late in the season. sometimes you have these games where. >> you're not too concerned with the and you're, you know, you're going to get a chance to. >> give a lot of guys some playing time who haven't been playing lot of good stuff in great to win the game. 2, though, you know, just not 1, 5, in a row all year until it's good maintain our momentum going into sunday oakland clearly not letting the relocation controversy. get them down because their bats were on. >> fire. one. nothing in the top of the 5th. sean murphy. big swing hits a 2 run bomb. the final score. but the 6 one oakland. they had a season-high 4 home runs loriano stephen piscotty and mark hanna also all went yard. well, you can find a giants fan pretty much anywhere, right. including in pittsburgh lot of free baseball in this one tied at 2 in the bottom of the 11th bases loaded for gregory polanco and the sac fly. it's going bring home

adam frazier. so it's a walk-off win for the pirates giants. 3 game winning streak snapped. they're now tied with the cardinals for first place in the national league team. the forty-niners held their first workout of rookie mini camp and all eyes were on the number 3 overall draft pick quarterback. trey lance in limited action. he looked pretty good. completing 19 of 24 passes. the rookie reported to levi stadium for the first time on wednesday. 14 meetings and to start learningtthe nfl playbook. it might be a tad different than the one he worked with back at north dakota state. but lance said that and working with new teammates like receiver brandon, i knew what he's been looking forward to the most. >> looking forward to to learn a new playbook in obviously senator playbook. so it's going to be a but for me, i mean, i've been waiting to learn a new playbook for the last, you know, 7, 8, months. so that unfunded finally be able to get into bringing got to work together done. orange county, little bit last week. school doesn't mean my teammates. you know, it's thing that i've been looking forward to. like i said, for the last 6 months. so is also

be able to get a little bit of working with him and get to know a little bit. >> and finally wnba opening night. so we got to give a shout out to a locally grown star sabrina ionescu who played only 3 games. a rookie season with an ankle injury last year she had a game winning thriller to sign right there as her new york liberty beat the indiana fever unesco who is from walnut creek and went to miramonte high school in moraga. great to see her healthy and already making welc

here to the kron 4 morning news just about 9.30 here on this saturday morning and that fog is still sticking around. we need that moisture, though. so it's actually a good thing. i kind of wanted to stick around for quite a while. hyundai. yeah, that is is for serving a useful function as utility that. there is we will get some sunshine, though, for a 5 year-old gloom and doom over there. we'll get some sun. >> as we get to the afternoon. good morning, everybody. and it looks pretty good for tomorrow, too. but we're going to replay this program again. the morning fog. >> mixing out this shot from tipper on the golden gate isn't there. we've been showing you the close-up shots. it's all kind of shrouded in all about fog. there's a clear up that we see into the afternoon problem areas, though, remain at the coast. and that may be like down to around half moon bay kind that overcast look through much of the day. we have the winds on shore. the brings us all into day tomorrow and kind of breezy. it looks like into early next week as well. we'll have that

general flow pattern west to east going on. we've got to the 50's over most of the real estate 49 the exception for san francisco. but now 50's even up to the north bay. it's the bay bridge toll plaza clearing out. it looks like by 1 o'clock at 4. we're about 71 with many readings in the inland valleys in the 70's. we'll be checking into that in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. noel. >> all right. breaking news now in israeli airstrike has just roig a high rise building in gaza city that housed the newsroom offices of the associated press and al jazeera. according to the a p staffers and other tenants did safely evacuate that building after the military telephoned a warning that the strike was imminent within an hour. 3 heavy missiles struck the 12 story building collapsing at in a giant cloud of dust. this all comes just hours after another israeli air raid on a densely populated refugee camp killed at least 10 palestinians. now most of the destruction and death has been

in gaza where palestinians say as many as 139 people have been killed, including 39 children and 22 women in israel. 7 people have been killed, including a 5 year-old boy and a soldier. kareen wynter has the very latest on the conflict. >> a conflict with no end in sight the united nations fears will erupt into full-scale war. >> the fighting has the potential to unleash an uncontained herbal security and humanitarian crisis. halas unions squared off with israeli police in this predominantly arab neighborhood on >> the violence sparked on monday but ongoing tensions in contested jerusalem. officials say hamas triggered the fight after firing rockets toward jerusalem in support of palestine parties must allow for mediation efforts to intensify with a view to

ending the fighting immediately on court to show us israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said in a video statement today that hamas will, quote, pay a heavy price for sending missiles to their city. >> and that israeli forces attacked targets underground to wipe out a network of militant tunnels for a possible ground invasion. >> violence escalated in the region on monday after hamas launched a rocket attack in jerusalem. a show of support from palestinian demonstrations there involving a holy site where jewish settlers have been pushing to evict a number of palestinians from their property. >> militants. 4 days have reportedly waged hundreds of rocket attacks. most of them intercepted by missile defense systems according to officials, hamas leaders confirmed at least 20 of their top officials have been killed. a number. israel claims is much higher. the gaza health ministry also confirmed that more than 100 people have died following the violence with hundreds wounded or objective from administration, from the president, from our entire

national security team is to work toward de escalation to work toward a lasting peace. that is what the focus of every conversation we're having from the level of the president on down. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us. president biden has faced some backlash for saying israel has the right to defend itself. critics say the u.s. is enabling the violence in that region by providing israel with foreign aid and some congressional leaders claim the money is being used to continue human rights violations. here at home. house lawmakers have reached a deal to form an independent bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. that bill would create a panel to study how and why the attack happened. although the bill does have bipartisan support. some republicans have that attack even likening the violent protesters to tourists watching the tv footage of those who entered the capitol

and walked through statuary hall showed people in an orderly fashion staying between the stanchion sun rose taking videos and pictures and to call in an insurrection in my opinion, is a bold face lie continuing to just pull this out what it was a distraction right a like this >> although an agreement was announced house minority leader kevin mccarthy has yet to sign on. >> a vote on the bill to create that commission could come as early as next week. fremont police have arrested a man connected to 3 beatings and assaults. the victims are between the ages of 5775 years old. kron four's. gayle ong has the very latest on the investigation. >> the suspect faces multiple charges of assault elder abuse and battery it is scary. >> and concerning for everybody involved. so it does have a big impact and we have knowledge thursday at 11:00am officers responded near the area of grimmer boulevard and

black. how road and fremont a 67 year-old woman was being sexually assaulted in front of the yard of a home. police stopped the assault and arrested the suspect identified as alexander lomax, a homeless man from hayward earlier thursday morning around 09:47am officers responded to a similar attack near the area fremont boulevard and auto mall parkway in that incident. a 57 year-old woman was punched and pushed to the ground. she says the attacker tried to sexually assault her but was scared off by a bystander. police later discovered a 3rd incident on may 5th the 75 year-old woman was at a grocery store in the right now. we have 3 incidents. >> a nature assault type incidents connected to alexander lomax and police believe there could be more victims out there. we have the person we are confident we have the president custody who is responsible for these attacks. we are going to pursue any leads to see if we have any further witnesses. to these attacks, but also if

there are any reported incidents out there. >> the woman's injuries are considered to be non life threatening in fremont. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> the oakland police department along with the anti-police terror project works together to de escalate a potentially dangerous situation happened earlier this week on east 25th street in oakland, officers were responding to a reported car crash when they discovered a man with a gun on his lap when the tactical negotiator could not talk to them. and a community member alerted oakland activist cat brooks and the anti-police terror project about the situation. brooks showed up on scene and offered this option to the officers. >> let's get somebody he knows, right. that can help navigate that situation. community got the mom, their son, his mom and sister showed up. i was able to talk to not like they're going to kill him. and i think that today they're not. >> although chief armstrong says working with the community and allowing family members to help bring about

peaceful resolutions is nothing new for the oakland police department. he does give credit to the longtime opd adversary. kat brooks sees this as a pivotal moment for oakland cops and those who re imagine what cops to in the community. contra. costa county officials say a church fire in concord was caused by someone believe should be living underneath the building. they're still trying to determine if that fire was intentionally started the fire sparked thursday at the christ community church of the nazarene on ashbury drive. firefighters say that blaze caused the 2 story building to collapse. the church's pastor took to facebook. and thanks the responding fire crews and community members who were offering to help. well, the pandemic forced us all to stay inside. but it also drove a lot of people to the golf course. according to the national golf foundation and one east bay golf course is hoping the growing interest in the game will help bring in customers announcing their plans to reopen to the public

kron four's. michelle kingston reports from brentwood. >> years ago. people bought homes here in shadow lakes to live on a golf course. well, it closed in the land surrounding them went from luscious green to dry and brown. real quick. they're looking forward to seeing the golf course back up and running soon. it's just something else that will make our neighborhood just more beautiful. this open land was once a large public golf course just off balfour road in 2018 really it's only used - for people walking like walking dogs and stuff shadow lakes opened up a driving range in late 2019 and just announced they will reopen a nine-hole course here in october with hopes of eventually reopening all 18 holes. the clubhouse and event center will also reopen this yeah. yeah. i'm sure you know people are going to support it. come here. you know. >> and so the kids and that the euro. >> young for me. here. so it's good make it the neighbor look better and. hopefully bring

more people out here. >> golf bill hill as shadow lakes golf club consultant told kron 4 news the golf course originally closed 3 years ago due to over saturation of course, is in the east bay. and when the drought cut into profits. he says jc golf which operates a number of golf courses around the state will manage the facility and oversee operations and happy for the people whose homes are, you know, on the golf course, they probably bought for that specific reason. it's better than it becoming, you know, high rise buildings or assisted living. i >> better for the home values here for everybody. another thing force us to do in brentwood. michelle kingston, kron 4 news. >> all right. one to the afternoon, both today. tomorrow there will probably be kind of golfing weather going on here. watch the winds, by the way, it's good to coming in from the west. we see some lower 70's going on up in the north bay and east bay. we need that marine layer that what helps out. number one repellent. the fire and

also number 2, it keeps those thunder showers from firing up which may be in the purples or if back at

>> welcome back. 9.43 here on this saturday morning. and we've got quite a thick layer fog just kind of across most of the bay area. but dave says it's going to clear out. >> in just a little bit

heyday. hey, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. sfo is looking a little better than it did about an hour or so ago but still need to work on some of that cloud cover that will see break out as we get into the afternoon hours here. so it acts as a nice little keeping conditions very stable. that's the name of the games. we don't have the flareup of thunder shower activity. it all. that's going to be for up to the north of us. you know, he's still get dry lightning. even if you don't get any rain out of it. we would like to get rain out of this. a nice stratus rain will be ideal. but this is the next best from that and a look at temperatures now we're suppress tonight front as well. lower 50's lineup. most of the east bay shoreline. 52 also up to santa rosa upper 50's. you get more inland. however, and the player that's doing some of this. is this a little cut off low in our backyard. that's the mechanism of supplies. the left thing that i was talking about now here. the air is so dense somewhat stable. we don't have much in the way of problems. but up to the north and the east yet some daytime heating. and you can have issues going on top get a flare up of a thunder shower or 2 a way up

to the north as a possibility as well. speaking of how the forecast calls for thunder shower potential tomorrow afternoon as well after we shake that off or to the upper 60'sr lots of sunshine going on, too. so the flow pattern remains pretty much west to east. we don't really see anything major coming our way in terms of a good hit of rain. the possibility is there kind of dabbling in and out of that. so that has to be watched as we approach into the week. but we like this flow pattern. that's good news. maybe. but on the cool side, you know, you thought spring is around the corner here. but it keeps the atmosphere nice and stable too 58 maria 57 rather marina district 58. meanwhile, san francisco's mission district at 60 at the coast will do mid-fifties 61 going on for half moon bay bay side of the peninsula will be in the upper 50's at that 63 foster city 69 palo alto mountain view at 70 and we see a lot of 70's also in the south bay too milpitas at 70 to 71 for cupertino 75 for santa clara east bay

shoreline to the south, upper 60's 71 for tri valley. 74 walnut creek and conquered 61 for oakland bundle up for 57. meanwhile and solano county. when you get starts pop in the 70's 65 for napa. 67 santa rose again as an addendum way up north. there might have a possibility of a thunder shower pop up 7 day forecast up. still remaining breezy early into next week. here's little bit of a warm spike on tuesday. it's 77 keep it in the 70's all week long. there's kind of dabbling of in and out of clouds over the period will to 60's at the coast. noel. >> thanks, dave. happening today as pandemic restrictions ease san francisco's making a push to restore public transit options by bringing back more public kron four's charles clifford has the details. >> when the pandemic hit more than a year ago. ridership on transit agencies, including san francisco's muni plummeted over the last year. muni's had to make a lot of sacrifices and adjustments just to get by. but now as the pandemic

eases, they're starting to ramp back up again to me than expected demand from commuters and tourists. among the changes announced on friday muni's famous f line which includes these open air cars that run along the embarcadero will resume service on saturday. also muni's underground subway stations will reopen on saturday. the n judah line which runs all the way across san francisco will now be fully restored. and the kmt lines will be combined into a single katie line in an effort to streamline service. the mayor said friday to getting public transit back up and running at full capacity is key to the city's recovery. so this. >> is a good day for san francisco. we're on our road to recovery. we have, you know, a need to make sure our transportation system is up and running and getting us from point a to point b. i want you all to return to muni. i want you all to be patient with us. we're keeping our car because clean we're trying to keep service working more efficiently. and finally, muni's also made some small but key upgrades to the system

which includes adding wi-fi to underground service and also many trains will now feature new voice announcements. >> in san francisco. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> well, is no stranger to bears. but this black bear caused a lot of excitement thursday when it was spotted up in a sam and neighborhood eventually came down and ran off as to exactly where it won't fish and wildlife workers admit they have no idea which means that the bear could come back. authorities say people living in that neighborhood need to take some preventative measures. >> sometimes it's best to put the garbage out on morning. just to the early just was not out all night. that's one of the things that i've spent more than anything else or even touch that's left outside has a strong odor to it. that contract there's a hop over fence and, you know, get into the action. >> now black bears do not typically attack people. but officials say it's important not to approach them has for how this bear made its way to

san anton the first place experts can't know for sure. but they do say young bears like this one are often pretty curious. they like to stake out their own territory. a new breed of their is popping up across north america and the cause actually connects with undersea coral reproduction. we're right reporter erik henriksen takes an in-depth look at this remarkable result. climate change is causing. >> rising sea levels intensifying storms and extreme droughts. climate change is making its mark on our world. one impact. you might not expect animal hybrids of his lee there is essentially a hybrid between a brown bear and a polar bear vanderbilt university associate professor larisa desantis studies the diets of prehistoric species like the saber tooth, tiger and even the polar bear. and essentially what we found was a little bears are hyper specialized in what they do, designed to survive in frigid temperatures in hunt seal a

melting arctic has robbed the polar bear of their hunting ground. they've been eating soft things. they really haven't changed until the 21st century. >> so we may be seeing sort of a tipping point at which these there's are really getting desperate for south. the polar bear has encountered a distant cousin. the grizzly. and well. >> this hybrid you know, it may give us some hope in a world that's that's changing. you know, maybe this intermediate could confer some advantages. >> organism needs to sexually reproduce university of texas biologist professor mission. matt studies undersea coral another species facing extinction they time it precisely to one night within a year most florals formed within 15 minutes. window. once a year and every given location in that window. all the coral will simultaneously released the reproductive material into the ocean. you see the potential for

everything mixing up a little bit, but hybridization in nature is relatively rare. typically hybrids. >> or not better suited then either of the parents species that his lead there, which was first documented in 2000, 6 doesn't have as much glover as the polar bear mean. it couldn't survive in colder temperatures. >> nor is diet as versed how as the grizzlies, which includes plant and animal life. >> but as the world keeps warming his knee. >> maybe our best hope for an arctic professor desantis says more study is still needed to determine which spare if either will become the new apex predator of the north. >> all right. stay with us from 4 morning news continues after the break. well,

happening today 15 months after his death, kobe bryant will be inducted into the basketball hall of fame. the nie smith memorial basketball hall of fame was chris has created a special exhibit. >> actually honoring kobe ahead of his induction that induction will take place at the mohegan sun resort in connecticut, michael jordan will present bryant for post humus and into this evening and we'll be joined by kobe's widow. vanessa bryant on stage colby's 5 time nba champion chips resume made him a clear first ballot hall of famer.

he's part of what many are calling one of the greatest classes and hall of fame history which also features tim duncan and kevin garnet. >> well, fans of the tv show friends. this one is for you because later this month they'll be there for us. the long-awaited friends reunion on hbo. max is set to debut. may 27th the entire cast got together recently on the show's original sound stage in burbank, california to tape a retrospective on the popular comedy. >> that debuted more than 25 years ago. i'm so excited about as friends. the reunion will also feature some special guests that don't really have anything to do with show. that includes bts justin bieber, david beckham, of course, reese witherspoon will be there. cindy crawford lady gaga, kit harington and malala yousafzai. so it'll be really to to see what they've put together for this reunion. happening today. sonoma state university graduates will receive their diplomas in a

mobile commencement ceremony traffic in and around the university is expected to increase all day long. so if you're headed to that area, just snow the campus entrance there at park expressway and petaluma hill road are going to be closed. we do want to say the congratulations to all the graduates out there. very hard to believe for already graduation season very cool for the sonoma state university kratz. hey, new research shows the average person's sums, travel, the equivalent of 2 marathons every year. that's about 52 miles every year and it's all because of our constant scrolling through sites like twitter and instagram and of course, all that text messaging. we do a marketing agency created an interactivs simulator for smartphones called some run too much scrolling can cause and hand injuries so researchers are suggesting people at least switched to using another finger. if you're going to be typing, maybe use that index finger or something or to switch your hands. i don't

doubt my thumbs and pretty regularly. so i know exactly what this is talking let you go. we do want to give you a check of the 7 day forecast it is definitely a foggy and hazy out there. but we will see the sun at some point today. just be sure to grab a jacket as you head out, the door. we are looking mid 70's pretty much all week long you know, kind of do what you can to enjoy the outside. but for sure grab a jacket. as you can see, it looks pretty chilly out there. that's all the time we've got for today. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bright and early at 07:00am.

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