>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 23rd got a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start but getting a check of your forecast. it's definitely we're talking about days, far has all the details. heidi. >> ok, marty well, good morning and good morning, everybody. you are still being dogged by some morning fog covering over the bay a little bit and we're going to have to keep some scattered clouds going into this afternoon. what kind of a cool breeze. so it's going to have that earlier spring-like feel to it inland. we'll see some much better clearing and warmer temperatures. here's the clearing job. we see thus far

the golden gate bridge with see the sun coming through in those fog clouds piercing and breaking open a little bit have some leftover rain showers up in the sierra a little bit. those 2 will clear up a little bit this afternoon. there's your onshore winds. you can see right now storm tracker. we've going on about the teens a bit. so that is a chilly breeze to start the day. but temperatures have dropped too much from last night role in the 50's and some 40's going on. when you compare that to 24 hours ago, but ahead of the game because of some of the radiational cooling at night was interrupted by all that fog cover clouds. we've got 61 going on by 11 by 2 at 69. don't forget inland will be looking at some warmer temperatures posting near about 80 or so. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up in just a bit. martin. all, ok, dave, thanks a lot and breaking overnight in san francisco. police are investigating a deadly shooting. >> you're taking a look at video from the scene, from the citizens app. it happened on mission street in the city. police say the man was found in a vehicle with a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. police thus far have not made any arrests. now let's get to

our top story this morning. coronavirus cases across the country and right here in the bay area have dropped to the lowest number since we've seen since the pandemic began. this comes as vaccination efforts continue with a focus on hardest hit communities. >> right now. 38 1% of the u.s. has vaccinated with most bay area counties actually reporting. well above that national average kron four's camila barco is live at san francisco general with a breakdown of just how the bay area is doing in the fight against covid-19. good morning, camila. >> good morning. all. marty. and here at sf general. they hit a milestone this week. the hospital reported 0 covid case covid patients for the first time since march of last year. and as you guys said, covid cases have dropped nationwide to rates, not seen in a year to put it in context back in december california was averaging between 40 to 50,000 positive covid cases in a week. now, officials are

reporting just a 1000 people are contracting the virus in 7 in a seven-day period health experts, excuse me, credit an official rollout of vaccines for the turnaround so far more than 8 million doses have been given out across the bay area. santa clara county has administered the most doses totaling 2 point 2 million while alameda county has distributed one 0.8 million vaccines, 1.2 million have been given out in contra, costa county and san francisco surpassed that million mark just recently now several vaccination sites across the bay area are still running. but later today, the oakland coliseum site will close after about 4 months in operation. officials say the demand for vaccines has dropped over the last month and by the time the site closes today about half a million people will have received a shot from the coliseum. the next move is to take the resources on hand and apply them to the hardest hit

communities. now, if you live in alameda county, there are still several locations where yon can get a covid vaccine. some of those include the cvs pharmacy lucky pharmacy. new oakland pharmacy walgreens and other locations. i was able to find this on alameda county's website and you can do so to buy looking at the covid vaccines and where to get them know, marty, back to you. all right. that's all good news. thanks. lot, camila camila barco reporting for us live from san francisco. noelle. >> well, a growing number of lawmakers are moving forward with plans to end the covid-19 unemployment benefits starting next month. at least 22 states will slash the extra $300 a week. benefit which is currently being added to the standard unemployment checks. lawmakers say the added benefits make people on motivated to return to work. new numbers show unemployment levels have hit a new pandemic low, but many employers say they're struggling to fill their openings. >> we need to have the

government incentivize people to come back to work. we literally do not have staff to be able to operate 5 days a week anymore. >> the extra $300 unemployment checks will officially end for every state on september 6. >> and the payments on federal student loans are set to start again on october first and that marks the end of the pandemic caused 19 month suspension of loan payments when there were no payments nor interest due on federal loans since march of last year that saved an average borrower roughly $2000 over that first year. the pause on payments and in the interest waiver applies only to federal loans but keep in mind that's about 85% of all federal student loans. so if you have your phone handy, new want more information on vaccinations and the same states that are reopening. all you have to do is scan the qr code that's on your screen. it will take you directly to the coronavirus section of our web site. and there you'll find covid news and ways to schedule your vaccine appointments.

>> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news fire officials issue a warning to people living in the north bay after a fire there scorches 10 acres and destroys a home. plus an east bay community came together to call for an end to the violence against the asian american pacific islander community. hear what local officials are doing to help stick with us.

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may 18. the arrest comes amid growing tensions in the ripple effect of the conflict in the middle east all the way to southern california protests and demonstrations in the los angeles area have been frequent. israeli and palestinian forces both claim victory after 11 days of fighting. but humanitarian officials warned the damage to gaza. a palestinian territory. could take years to rebuild the white house says both sides are committed to the cease-fire. >> if you our expect resistance still. >> and activists in southern california are leveling their demands and say they see similarities between the struggle overseas and racial

tension in the united states just like the palestinians will never the he is for the >> and thats when he understand the struggle sleep and because we want to look into all of white supremacy, not just now but always, always, always oppressed people across the world have been very likely to their struggles. and have always mobilize together. >> activists gathered at 2 separate demonstrations in macarthur park and hollywood on saturday. chris wolfe ktla 5 news. >> and we're still looking at some of those fog clouds linger around little bit, though clear out inland, though, as we see temperatures approach in some spots near about 80. so you'll see a lot of sunshine, but a cool breeze will come with that evidence of forecast got 4 morning news of forecast got 4 morning news continues.

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>> good morning. welcome back. take a look at this. a sent us these photos and videos of lights moving across the sky in the bay area might be a little bit hard married now. but there's some small white dots there. well, it turns out they are elon musk's space x

starlink satellites that are showing up out there. i feel like we haven't really seen them too much. i know folks in texas and some other parts of the country have seen them come dancing along the sky. so interesting to see them pass over to get a night that's clear enough yet. and we can actually see them. exactly. i know we do have a little bit of fog this morning, though, according to dave star, dave is not going to move out eventually we'll get some clearing today, but it'll probably come back again for tomorrow. and that's a little probably got to watch out for to the salads are getting a lot of satellites up in the up in the >> up there. so we've got to watch out that that could become problematic in terms of launching new ones in the future. our show you how kind localized the fog is around the immediate bay. you got it here at the golden gate. you get inland little bit. boy, things start to really improve a little bit. that's going to story a lot for today, though. you see a lot of a fog going on. we'll break it up in terms of some scattered clouds and all but really inland, you're going to see these nice blue skies going on here, said their see the the sunlit there

in the foreground. very nice. temperatures will warm a little bit. well inland now this will start to get some 80's and some last minute business here. some showers going on up around reno up there in the tahoe that will linger a little bit here for today. but finally start to clear out as we get to late this afternoon. we're looking at across most of the board. some 40's up to the north bay. 51 san jose. now we're a little bit more war. warmer than yesterday only because that fog in some of the cloud cover that's going on the kind of helped out a little bit. the fog will clear out, although it looks like it's going to cover good chunk. still a debate just a little bit there. and then tonight come back again in clear out pretty quickly for tomorrow. so we're going to keep that in the forecast. some scattered clouds bay forecast will be different than well inland. that will be the one that will be mostly clear. so the winds today actually not that impressive. you know, they're on shore a little bit because it inland heating and so forth. but they become a little bit more pronounced when we get to tomorrow afternoon here. you can see the coverage area up here in

the north bay peninsula, even off to the east bay. we well into the business of the 20's and even get into some 30's too. this is another shot. to give you an idea from u c berkeley. see some lit up here along the east bay shoreline, but still quite a bit of fog clouds. you can see in the background there. so we have some scattered clouds today. clear inland 60's at the base 70's inland tomorrow. a few bay clouds. sunny inland kind the same drill. but we're gonna but those temperatures up a little higher that's we'll start to see some more 80's going on in that. but still 70's happening at the bay. then for the most of next week at 74 the bay 80's happening inland here. but clouds and cooler interruptions for the 2 systems to talk about before tuesday and thursday looks like highs today. 61 san francisco 66 for oakland 71 san jose. that's going to be far more we're going to see inland. but even for the santa clara valley. that's kind of been on the cool side, though, across the wider board. you see the upper 70's far in the east bay also a nice little pocket up here in the north bay to but around the perimeter of the bay. it's still kind of green as we stay

in the 60's course. we'll take a closer inspection of all of that coming up, if your 4 zone forecast. look at the extended to martino, ok, jay, thanks. lynn will start segment in the north bay where fire crews in the sonoma county area. >> contained a fast-moving grassfire just yesterday. it broke out near the old redwood highway in windsor. >> that's right. the fe scorched 10 acres and destroyed one home it reached the median of highway one o causing it to shut down for 2 hours. but crews managed to put the flames out quickly. firefighters want to remind everyone to take caution as weather conditions continue to warm up. >> take appropriate precautions. to, you know, be aware the dry fuels that are out there. the current conditions conducive the fire spread. >> no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire is still under investigation right now over at kron 4 dot com. we have a section

dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. just use your mobile device to scan the qr code you see on your screen will be taken directly to that web page. marty. >> well, the well pg e is issuing a cold water warning for anyone who's thinking about cooling off in the state's many rivers rising temperatures are causing the sierra snowpack to melt faster and that's making the water in our rivers and streams dangerously cold. plus pg e is taking advantage of all this melting snow by releasing water from reservoirs to make more electricity. but that's leading to quickly changing water levels and that could prove deadly when coupled with icy temperatures. >> spring is our peak drowned in season because the water is running so cold and fast people are unprepared we tend to have cold water water drownings as a every think you are cold. water had to. >> it could just get to feet across. >> and it was earlier this week that a 17 year-old drowned in the american river near sacramento. authorities say the cold water might have been a factor first responders

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♪ ♪ >> good morning. welcome back. 7.29. got a little fog. all the usual places, including this view from mount town. it's really just kind of. >> sticking right there on top. you can see above it is clicker below its look clear. that thick layer right there is going to hang around for a little bit here today is going to tell us all about that and maybe some sunshine later this afternoon tied a morning, guys. good morning, everybody. it's going to be a problem. mostly for the bait is kind of mixed this all out will still stick with some variable clouds will call or maybe some scattered clouds for the bay but inland, hey, it's a sunny story and temperatures are warm a little bit better. >> although we'll probably take care of the fog and some of the places that sometimes hovers like the golden gate bridge later today, though, there's a shot of showing you the leftover rain. you can see up around reno that will probably lift off later this afternoon. a live shot that comes in from timber on showing you where the fog is.

it's clear to look southern marin and looks like, but it's still hovering around the golden gate again around the immediate bay area watching with the models have to say. looks like at the coast. you know, it's going to be in some spots kind that overcast look today with those onshore winds that cuts off the sunshine. we're looking at daytime highs in some cases only in the 50's wear the sweater, maybe jack is. this could be a little chilly out there. meanwhile, we may see some areas pop near about 80 and lenders are on shore. winds fully in place into the teens actually even at last check most readings in the 50's right now. we've got 58 for antioch. meanwhile, lot of 40's up to the north bay 51 for san jose 51 also for san francisco 61 going on 11 by 2 at 69. but again, some areas warming up close to 80 by this afternoon. back to you. >> community members in the east bay came together to call for a stop to violence against asian americans. this take a look at some video behind us there from the marina food market. that's in union along with the alameda county district attorney's office.

they answered questions from the community about hate crimes. the county deputy district attorney wants people to know there is help whether or not a crime is actually charged. it can be very traumatic experience for victims, especially when. >> there's some hate crime or bias. that's a reason as to why the crime is, cause. why the crime is done and so sometimes it's because there's a stranger that's a perpetrator of the crime and sometimes people are a little timid or scared too, actually reported. we have a big asian community. >> in union city and we felt that if we held events to bring awareness to what's been happening. what we've been seeing in the media. to start a conversation about make bring solutions and encouraging involvement to help curb these activities. >> union city police say while crimes have not been as violent there as those we've seen in other cities. there have been reported incidents of hate speech and vandalism alameda county has a hotline for hate crimes and a

dedicated unit to prosecute them. we posted all of that information on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> oakland. police are investigating a deadly crash that happened just after midnight saturday morning. police say the driver of a ford expedition trying to avoid an animal on westbound. i 80 at san pablo dam road when they lost control of the vehicle. the suv crashed and then caught fire with the driver and passenger trapped inside the car. the driver was able to escape with minor injuries. but the passenger was unable to escape and was pronounced dead at the scene. safeway has issued an apology to the family of an 11 year-old boy who claims he was racially profiled and falsely accused of stealing a sandwich. it happened last month at a safeway ins and the castro district. this is video of a rally that was held yesterday where members of the naacp san francisco branch city leaders and community members. also the safe ways initial explanation of the incident fell flat and the

offer of a $25 gift certificate to make up for it was disrespectful. >> it's going to come that you have say. >> with every single employee and make sure they understand the incident here. how it came across, how it doesn't match our values and get everybody's commitments to better job. >> safeway went on to say that the security guard involved no longer works at the store. >> in the north bay. a santa rosa police officer had to be taken to the hospital after this crash. friday night. officials are blaming it on a distracted driver. the officer was parked on the shoulder of ludwig avenue and was hit from behind. police say the driver was delivering food in the area then went to check a map before he crashed into the back of the patrol car, the officer suffered some minor injuries. the driver of the sedan was on injured. the marin county sheriff's office has arrested 2 people who may have been involved in catalytic converter thefts

police noticed a car with expired registration and made a traffic stop while speaking with 2 people inside the car. the deputy noticed several tools commonly used for catalytic converter thefts scattered throughout the vehicle. the driver of the vehicle was on parole and the passenger had a warrant out for his arrest. police also found burglary tools and catalytic converters that had been cut out of vehicles inside their view. call. >> on the peninsula. san bruno. police are looking for the person who shot at a car saturday morning. it happened near cherry and jenna van avenues. the owner of the car told officers someone fired a shot at his vehicle hitting the rear window the driver was not injured. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news is one of the top summer travel destinations. there is always something new to see and eat and hope. will take you to one local restaurant where you can enjoy fine. hawaiian dining without the travel.

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travel picking back up. hawaii is one of the top vacation destinations. but you don't actually have to go far to get a taste of hawaii kron four's. vicki liviakis has more in today's dine and dish. >> you know, i don't get to the beach as much as i would like to. that's because roy yamaguchi is back in the kitchen. whipping up is famous asian fusion dishes. i mean, a lot of great food a lot of different cultures that make up a lie, a relief to these diners that hawaii is no longer off limits for visitors. you know, everybody's into the spirit of making sure that we treat and make sure we do everything right. this is the original roy's near the beach at hawaii kai where locals and tourists can now come back for a romantic view and a fabulous meal like this fresh fish crudo. we have a crew don't. but, you know, we have the great you know, the great traditional items like you say i could better fish. we have a short ribs dishes you might find at the classic roizen

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>> where you could submit your favorite restaurant to us to feature. hello hyundai. >> q, thank how do you to as well. we're looking at upper 70's. not quite the hawaiian forecasts both at the coast and inland. but, you know, upper 70's, lots of sunshine. you know, joy up the coast a little bit on the chilly side, you'll find out coming up in a bit. 4 zone forecast next.

>> 7.43 this sunday morning. time for weather. it is time for a little weather now. >> dave, is it ok if people are sitting out on the patio right now a little chilly this morning. well, it's chilly this morning. but you know, this afternoon in those inland areas will be kind of, you know, been biting, if you will, a little bit there, but it will be a little chilly around the bay to can shaded areas. and if you're at the coast oia definitely want to have that jacket handy. but whatever works for you just according to your taste, you know, here's what looks like from the other shopping temper on some fog clouds kind of lingering a little bit around the golden gate. but as you can see, it's not everywhere in southern marin and again, elsewhere. we'll see the skies open up a little bit. that got to keep that little. and a few scattered clouds around the immediate. they sfo. also dealing with some calm clouds and some fog a bit. but no delays happening here. leftover business. a clump of some showers around reno that will lift off later in the day today. forecast going forward calls for temperatures. it's 65 tomorrow. slight drop on tuesday wednesday. back up 68 as we will be warming up on those 2 days that are book and

as well. we're in the 50's across most of the bay. that's a little milder than we were yesterday because of some of the fog clouds kept temperatures supported overnight. 48 santa rosa and looking at the longer range forecast models, boom. there's one little opportunity for some scattered clouds open things up for wednesday and then yet a new system. you know, every time these happened. we were hoping to maybe get some rain out of it. doesn't look like it. but again, some scattered clouds for it looks like thursday to keep those temperatures brush them back down again. it will change the wind flow pattern as well. your 4 zone forecast to check in for this sunday. let's to 61 san francisco. lots of 50's, though you can see around the region. 58 daly city at the coast, keeping it in the 50's today looks like fog will be a little bit more of an issue. so you might have some overcast particular down around half moon bay for today. lower 60's will cover the northern end of the peninsula heading down south readings here. well, they have to struggle to get to 70. it looks like today palo alto at 76 to 8 mountain dew 69 for

redwood city. even in the south bay. not a whole lot of progress we get some the middle 70's here. los morgan hill. but san jose at 71 with milpitas and also cupertino east bay shoreline to the south. this is what we're doing here were battling some clouds a little bit during the day. so if you see some sunshine that will help out a little better there and you start to get more of a mostly sunny mode. these temperatures may be popped, but we'll try 60's a terse over 68 for a free month 66 for hayward tri valley your lower 70's today. 75 walnut creek 76 for concord. these are numbers we look for tomorrow to pop near 8066 for richmond valais haute. 61 obviously an onshore wind controlling things 78 for fairfield. 74 napa and 76 sonoma. this. another area we're seeing that typically this popping temperatures. again, we may see an 80 tomorrow on these rosa in mid 70's heading down south again chili at the beach without the patio or so forth. it's going to be cold. there. a look at what it looks like in the seven-day forecast. here we go. 81 for monday. we'll try

81 for wednesday interruption on thursday and tuesday with systems rain-free unfortunately. and then as we head into the weekend. we'll probably see mid to upper 70's the bay. meanwhile, 70 to upper 60's in chile 60's at the coast. for your health this morning. many americans sit for a staggering 15 hours a day spending way too much time in a chair, a car or a couch. >> can lead to weight gain, diabetes and heart disease. our health expert karen along joins me this morning with even more reasons to get up and move in care. and understand that too much sitting can also affect our brains as well. >> absolutely. it affects memory some researchers at ucl aid to the study and they found that for those people that stat for long periods of time they found that medial temporal lobe. this is where you store. new was starting to

been oh, so this is really interesting. and so when it's spinning its just not able to store much information. >> from one end or body. our brains to the other and our lower also affected by too much sitting. >> right. and this is what i hear a lot when people complain of low back pain. and i always ask them what what's their day like? an attempt. typically they sit a lot. and i just wanted to explain more. why with my friend here. okay. us the you have a muscle that connects from the thigh, though, all the way to the know lowers by the tea 12 to l love are okay. and now this boat, this muscle is meant to be elongated your and the ret. but when you're sitting a lot that muscle shorten's. you're in this position i see all the time. so that's that shortens

and its tugging on the low back. so that's why it's so important to be able to get up and move >> and elongate that muscle again. >> karen, quick question. that might be a little bit off of this topic. but i'm just wondering, doesn't make a difference or do you know if it makes a difference whether your city seated in a hard chair or a soft cushy sofa. >> well, generally, if you're in a stock cushy sofa your posture changes and you end up having that seek and that's even worse. so she's you end up with a lot of different problems because that. >> that will. >> compression of the spine when the seat or i see, ok, let's keep moving south along our body and move to our rear end and we all know the the problems that are caused by too much sitting there right. >> now. if this doesn't get you out researchers found

that. what when you said a lot. yeah. we be lifted droplets of. these are carriers of that. >> they grew and at at an accelerated rate when they were exposed to chronic. >> so staying pressure. it is right and more city equals mark that down there. >> no no real surprise there. but still, it's it's disconcerting to hear it officially from researchers that there's a connection here. >> we also you talked to we talked about it the intro here. and that is that too much sitting not getting up and moving around can also lead to some caught chronic disease risks as well. >> right. they found a specifically the heart disease type 2 diabetes and premature, and what's interesting about this particular steady is that they were in looking at people

that walked 10,000 steps a day, right that we're told to reduce that down to 1500 steps a day which is very and they in in this was for 2 weeks in 2 weeks. there was substantial muscle mass loss and substantial fat gain as well as live earth, the increase in liver fattened some other metabolic bolick problems. so just in 2 weeks. so if that doesn't get you up and moving. so you can imagine if you are laid up in the hospital bed. yeah. for 2 weeks. what happens to your body? >> well, you know that this brings to mind what's happened to so many covid patients who were in bed for weeks and just think about the impact that not only covid had on their bodies but just being in that sedentary position. >> right. and i always tell my patients for every day that they're off. you're not

exercising or moving. takes 2 days to catch up. so if you're in the hospital for 2 weeks is going to take you at least 4 weeks to get back to where you were before. >> karen, one thing we want to remember is what you call the 28 to rule, wanted to tell us about that. >> yeah, we kind of went through this a little bit last week. 20 minutes of if you are sitting, but then get up for 8 minutes is dead and then move for 2. so every 30 minutes you are standing and moving around and in the studies they found it just exercising for one about, you know, a period of time during the day does not negate the law periods of sitting throughout the day. so it's really important to get up and move through out the day. yeah. and it's important to remember 28 2. karen, thank you so much. we'll see again that, that, at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy.

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>> in the next hour. the kron 00:00am morning news covid-19 cases are dropping and vaccination numbers are increasing across the bay area. all this as the state prepares for a full reopening next month. got a live report on the progress plus, the mass vaccination site at the coliseum shutting down today where you can go to get your shot. also at least 22 states will be slashing the amount of money people receiving unemployment benefits from to tell you by how much in just a bit. stick with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on th kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 23rd and the state is moving forward with vaccination efforts. some vaccination centers closing down today. we've got a live report on that coming up. at the coliseum down. good news. exactly. it means that a lot of that. the demand is down because so many people have already gotten vaccines, which is a really good thing as we head into summer, of course, it's going to feel pretty good out there today after a certain dave. yeah. a little

bit on the cool side a supposed. you know, it's still least we'll see a lot of sunshine going on inland a little bit around the bay to. but you'll still have a little kind of leftover clouds going into the afternoon along the bay in along the coast. >> it will be a bit cool today. it will feel very early spring or late winter almost kind of like this picture. here is the best are going to muster even in the late afternoon. here's how it looks like the golden gate bridge. you can see blues in the sun is making its way through there. but we'll still see a few in the way of some clouds throughout the afternoon. mid-fifties to be found around midday. it looks like 40's up to the north bay. we got 54 san jose 58 already for any auc. it good chunk of the real estate, as you can see is a little bit ahead of where was this time from yesterday. so we're getting some better progress on that front. however, we did have the cloud cover overnight that kept temperatures supported. here's your onshore. winds will see more of them this afternoon. rushing to see an uptick in winds going on tomorrow. interesting enough. and even though we're going to be warming up more so inland. it looks like 64 going on by high

noon by 3. we'll try 71 summers may raise to close about 80 today. but we'll see a lot more of that action going on for tomorrow morning forecast in just a bit. well, marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin with breaking news overnight in san francisco where police are investigating a deadly shooting. >> you're taking a look at video from the scene, from the citizens app. it happened on mission street in the city. police say that a man was found in a vehicle with a gunshot wound and he died at the scene. thus far police have not made any arrests. and our other big story this morning. coronavirus cases across the country and here in the bay area have dropped to the lowest number that we've seen since the pandemic began. very good news. this comes as vaccination efforts. >> continue with a focus on hardest hit communities right now. 38% of the united states is vaccinated with most bay area counties actually reporting. well above that national average kron four's camila barco is live at san francisco. general this morning with a breakdown of

how the bay area's doing in the fight against covid-19. good morning, camila. >> good morning. well, mardy yet we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel here at sf general. they hit a milestone this week. the hospital reported 0 covid patients. that's right. 0 covid patients for the first time since march of last year. covid cases are dropping nationwide and to put it into context back in december california was averaging between 40 to 50,000 covid cases in a week. now, officials are reporting just a 1000 people are contracting the virus in a seven-day period. health experts credit the rollout of vaccines for the turnaround. but take a look at this. so far more than 8 million doses have been given out across the bay area. santa clara county has administered the most doses totaling 2.2 million. meanwhile, alameda county has distributed 1.8 million

vaccines 1.2 million have been given out in contra, costa county and san francisco surpassed that million mark just recently. >> several vaccination sites are across the bay area are still running. but later today the oakland coliseum vaccination site will close its stores after 4 months in operation. officials say the demand is not there anymore. but by the time the site close it closes about half a million people will have received a shot from the coliseum. now the next move is to take the resources on hand and apply them to the communities hit hardest by the pandemic. but if you live in alameda county, there are still several other locations where you can get vaccinated. that includes a cvs pharmacy. the lucky pharmacy walgreens and several other sites. you can go to. >> kron 4 dot com click the coronavirus under the news tap and. >> there will be web article for you showing you where you can get a vaccine across the

bay area. no. marty, back to you. alright camila, nothing but good news. thanks a lot for that. >> well, a growing number of lawmakers are moving forward with plans to end covid-19 unemployment benefits starting next month. at least 22 states will slash the extra $300 a week. benefit, which is currently being added to the standard unemployment checks. lawmakers say the added benefits make people and motivated to return to work. even the new numbers show unemployment levels have hit a new pandemic. low. many employers say they are struggling to fill openings. >> we need to have the government incentivize people to come back to work. we literally do not have staff to be able to operate 5 days a week anymore. >> the extra $300 unemployment checks will officially end for every state september 6. >> the payments on federal student loans are set to start up again on october first and that will mark the end of the pandemic caused 19 month suspension of that when there

were no payments nor interest on federal loans since march of last year. the average borrower roughly $2000 over that year. the pause on payments and the interest waiver only applied to federal loans. but keep in mind that about 85% of all alone. some federal student loans are federal. if you have your phone handy and you want more information on vaccines and vaccinations and the state's reopening. all you have to do is scan your phone on the qr code that's on your screen right now. it will take you directly to the coronavirus section of our website and there you'll find covid news and ways to schedule your vaccination appointments. >> people spent saturday afternoon in the castro district celebrating what would have been harvey milk's 91st birthday. milk was the first openly elected official here in california and he was assassinated back in 1978 at city hall. kron four's amanda hari has was at the celebration that honored harvey milk. >> the annual event was

entirely virtual last year. this year they brought people back in person. organizers said they wanted to give people a sense of normalcy while it was less of a party than years past. people still have the opportunity to celebrate harvey milk. >> this was 100%. one harvey would have wanted to see people back on the streets of the celebrating life. hundreds of people gathered in the castro district. remember the life and legacy of harvey milk on what would have been his 91st birthday what he's done for the community is very important that can. >> but they're saying that see you visibility is important for everyone was the first openly elected official in california history. >> he served on the san francisco board of supervisors. he was assassinated while in office at the age of 48 party's legacy extends to the entire world. the event was hosted by the castro lgbtq cultural district and several other local organizations organizer

steven torres says along with celebrating milk. >> they were also trying to help the community take its next steps out of the pandemic. >> we had like 200 vaccinations that were being given out by the department public health. he says even decades later milks passage of unity is still needed. we understood the importance of bringing multiple to the table and in san francisco, we've all lost. we've lost a little bit about castro lgbtq cultural district program. associate samuel for bella says he was grateful to see so many people back in person to see will be a nice day. and very like the celtics ball organizers. tell me milk's birthday is often a soft kickoff to pride month, which is the month of june. >> they say they hope to see even more people gathering. then safely in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news.

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millions of americans rely on community health centers as their only source of medical care. >> the department of health and human services says getting those patients vaccinated is a major step in fighting the covid-19 pandemic. >> so this is a significant achievement by community health centers. doctor rachel levine with the department of health and human services says community health centers across the country have now administered more than 10 million covid-19 vaccine doses 60%. >> of the individuals vaccinated by the community health centers or individuals of color. >> levine says this is one sign that efforts are each racial and ethnic minorities are working vaccine. equity has been an ongoing concern since the shots became available, the department of health and human services has set up a task force to address health equity and to combat vaccine hesitancy is we have to reach out to communities

such as the african-american latinx community and west virginia republican senator shelley moore capital says that outreach needs include conservative republicans that are suspicious of the vaccine capital says even they will eventually agree to get vaccinated simply because. >> time has gone on the back. the side effects are or have been fully vetted and also younger people can get. >> capital says the anti vax community will be tough to reach, but she feels encouraged by the biden administration's outreach in washington, rashad hudson back to you. >> and we'll have to deal with some bay fog just a little bit in the afternoon rolls on. we'll see some better clearing took the inland going on as we see plenty of 70's near 80 in some spots.

>> a little fog in the usual places this morning. but otherwise should turn out to be pretty nice. spring. spring day. yes, it is our final sunday before the unofficial start of summer, right. right next weekend it will be that of a memorial day weekend. so start to get yourself a little prepared for all of the activities that will happen this summer and in the bay area. that means prepare for fog. day. what are we dealing with yeah. a little bit of that fog hanging around the bay. although you can see we have some inland spots that are starting to look pretty nicely. southern marin. suppose the fog isn't clear. their lots of blue skies. you can see it's going to turn again. it looks like by

tomorrow morning. but we're a little bit of a warming trend. your fees, fill some of those warmer temperatures in those inland areas pop to near about 80, probably buy. >> this afternoon. some unfinished business here. some rain showers up to reno. that should rectify itself by this afternoon clear out a little bit and we have system coming our way tuesday that looks to be dry even up the top the forecast is telling us there. but we will get some cooler temperatures by tuesday and some cloud cover to also deal with some 50's around the perimeter of the bay. this is actually a little milder than we were yesterday because of the fog and cloud cover supporting temperatures. 49 santa rosa. here's what it looks like on futurecast for. we see some of that lingering fog a little bit down around the spine of the peninsula as you get down to the santa cruz mountains a little bit there. so along the coast it will probably be more of the overcast scenario that will keep temperatures down a little bit through today. a look at the winds. we have a little bit of an uptick this afternoon. but it's more pronounced. it looks like tomorrow afternoon. this or things get a little bit more

active. as you can see, up to the north bay across san francisco and even to the east bay as well. so we've got scattered clouds. that's the best way of phrasing it. and that will be around the bay mostly clear inland 60's covering a good chunk of the bay, although we might see a 70 here or there. plenty of 70's inland racing to about 80. but we'll do that probably by tomorrow. tomorrow. a few they clouds still sunny inland 70's of the bay near about 80 inland. and next week we've got 70's at the bay near 80 happening inland. but the days to watch tuesday thursday or some passing systems. these again will be dry 61 going on san francisco 66 for oakland 71 san jose mostly sunny, a lot of progress on the temperatures. even with that and the inland areas upper 70's. it looks like in the far east bay will pop in some upper 70's up to the north bay to 71. meanwhile, san jose will take a closer inspection of the 4 zone forecast and your extended coming up in a bit martin. well, all right, jay, thanks a lot. now to a tragic story for a family in southern california in orange

county. >> where a 6 year-old boy was killed in an apparent road rage shooting on friday. morning. police in the city of orange are still searching for the shooter. tracy bloom reports. >> i just want them to know what they took from the world today. what they took from my family. little child of happiness. >> alexis clune is angered and heartbroken that someone would shoot into her mother's car and the 55 freeway killing her. 6 year-old brother aiden leos. a teen was sitting in his booster seat in the back of the family's silver chevy sedan. alexis says her mom is beside herself with grief. she's not doing well because it's every mother's worst nightmare. she had to hold him while he was dying. you know, like no mother should have to go through that alexa says her mother was driving her brother to kindergarten at calvary chapel in yorba linda, what a white sedan cut her mom off on the 55 freeway near chapman in orange as she tried to switch

lanes. another family member says aiden's mom made a gesture and that the suspect's car pulled behind them and shot into the back of their car around 08:00am she heard something? but she didn't identify as a gun shocked because no one would think that someone just shot a bullet into my car. >> so wasn't until the she grabbed him in there was blood all over her clothes. alexa says the suspect's car was a white volkswagen jetta. she says her mom told her that a woman was driving at a man was in the passenger seat. >> police scour the freeway for hours for any clues that are now searching for a little aiden's killer for never going to be full again. >> he was. he was amazing. >> and i hope that they know what they took today. >> well, now to the north bay this morning where fire crews in sonoma county contained a fast-moving grassfire saturday. it broke out near the old redwood highway in windsor. >> that's right. the fire scorched 10 acres and destroyed one home and reach the median of highway one. oh,

one causing it to shut down for a couple of hours. but crews managed to put out the flames pretty quickly. firefighters want to remind everyone to take caution as weather conditions continue to warm up. >> they appropriate precautions. to, you know, be aware >> the dry fuels that are out there. the current conditions that condition the fire spread. >> no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. right now at kron 4 dot com. we do have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. just use your mobile device to scan the qr code you see on your screen right here. you'll be taken directly to that web page. marty. >> pg e is issuing a cold water warning for just about anyone who's thinking about cooling off in the state's many rivers rising temperatures caused the sierra snowpack to melt faster and that makes the water rivers and streams dangerously cold.

plus pg and e takes advantage of the melting snow by releasing water from the reservoir is to make electricity. but that leads to quickly changing water levels that can prove deadly when coupled with icy temperatures. >> spring is our peak drowned in season because the water is running so cold and fast people are unprepared. we tend to have cold water water drownings as a starts think you are cold. water had to. >> it could just get to >> and just earlier last week a 17 year-old drowned in the american river near sacramento. authorities say the cold water may have been a factor. first responders say that you should always wear a life vest. even if you think it's bulky and uncomfortable. they say you have a 95% chance of surviving a potential drowning. >> still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news a wrist band is helping keep track. how often you're washing and sanitizing your hands will show you how it works. this morning's tech smart.

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clearing picture and along the coast looks like it might be kind of an overcast day today. all of that, of course, will have a reflection on those temperatures and will be feeling those impacts as well. little bit of a breeze going on on shore, although it'll be a little stronger tomorrow. east bay shoreline. here you have it looks like it's all still covered up a little bit except on the bay. they're actually getting some sun. as you can see off to the distance. speaking of that fog. look how it just doesn't clear along the coast even into the afternoon. so going to keep that area more of a mostly cloudy story today. and ng it cool in the 50's in many locations on shore. we are for right now. it will actually be more apparent by tomorrow afternoon. a little stronger, maybe more of an issue. but that will keep temperatures down except along the inland areas 50's across most of the real estate of those 61 for antioch at this hour. 54 meanwhile for san jose got 64 going on by high noon. we'll do 71 by 3 o'clock coming up a little bit here. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast. no up. >> well, community members in the east bay came together to call for a stop to the

violence against asian americans. yeah. that group gathered at the marina food market in union city and union city police along with the alameda county district attorney's office. >> answered questions about hate crimes. the county deputy district attorney wants people to know there is help whether or not a crime is charged. it can be very traumatic experience for victims, especially when. >> there's some hate crime or bias. that's a reason as to why the crime is, cause. why the crime is done and so sometimes it's because there's a stranger that's a perpetrator of the crime and sometimes people are a little timid or scared to actually reported. we have a big asian community in union city and we felt that if we held events to bring awareness to what's been happening. >> what we've been seeing in the media. to start a conversation about make bring solutions and encouraging involvement to help curb these activities. >> union city police say while the crimes in their city have

not been violent like another bigger cities. there have been reported incidents of hate speech and vandalism alameda county has a hotline for hate crimes and a dedicated unit to prosecute those types of crimes. we've posted that link on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> oakland. police are investigating a deadly crash that happened just after midnight saturday morning. police say the driver of a ford expedition tried to avoid an animal that was on westbound. i 80 at san pablo dam road when they lost control of the vehicle. the suv crashed and then caught fire with the driver and passenger trapped inside. the driver was able to escape with minor injuries. but the passenger was unable to escape and was pronounced dead at the scene. civil rights activists and community organizers are demanding an apology from the safeway store in san francisco's castro district. this after an 11 year-old african-american boy claims that he was racially profiled at the store last month. kron forcefully to gaal has the story.

>> members of the naacp, san francisco grants city leaders and a supports a safe ways. initial explanation of the april 26 incident fell flat and the author of the $25 gift certificate to make up for it was disrespectful. i'm just 17 right now. >> and i cannot believe going through that trauma at 11 years old. jamari and his family did not attend this event, but at a rally on may 5th. he said he was racially profiled last month. 3rd party security guards at the safeway store in san francisco's castro district. >> falsely accused the african american boy of stealing a sandwich and paid for almost a month later community leaders and organizers are still demanding an apology, but there's going to come you have say. minutes later, the colts later took the mike is president of safe ways.

northern california and says the company has apologized to marry and his family directly. we're going to with every single employee and make sure they understand. >> the incident here. how it came across, how it doesn't match our values and get everybody's commitments to better job safely adds the security guards involved no longer in the school. >> in >> in the north bay. a santa rosa police officer had to be taken to the hospital after this crash friday night. officials are blaming it on a distracted driver. the officer was parked on the shoulder of ludwig avenue and was hit from behind. police say the driver was delivering food in the area driver went to check his phone's map before he crashed into the back of patrol car. the officer has minor injuries. the driver of the sedan was uninjured. the marin county sheriff's department has arrested 2 people who may have been involved in catalytic converter thefts

police noticed a car with expired registration and made a traffic stop while speaking with 2 people inside the deputy noticed several tools. commonly used for catalytic converter thefts scattered throughout the vehicle. the driver of the vehicle was on parole and the passenger had a warrant out for his arrest. police also found burglary tools and catalytic converters that had been cut off vehicles. >> and on the peninsula, san bruno police are looking for the person who shot at a car saturday morning. it happened near cherry and jenna vine avenues rather, the owner of the car told officers someone fired a shot at his car hitting the rear window. fortunately the driver was not injured. >> coming up next here on the kron 4 morning news the san mateo county native is breaking boundaries and inspiring the next generation of asian american dancers. the story of candy talk after the break.

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>> good morning. welcome back. during this month of may. we're celebrating and honoring asian americans and pacific islanders breaking barriers. today. we're introducing you to candy tong. she's a professional dancer, a model and fashion entrepreneur living her dream in new york city and an advocate for asian americans and the arts or she has a full plate, doesn't she. kron four's. gayle ong has her story.

>> at 9 years old to candy tong knew she found her calling asian american already so rare in my world. >> remember growing up that about only got to look up 2 asian-american dance. tom says she was one of 3 to 4 asian american students in her class at the san francisco ballet. >> but never saw herself as being a minority but fell different after landing the role of clara in the nutcracker it's not known to have an asian black lira. >> so for me to have had that rule is such a young age was i mean, there's something very special and something i had to bring along with me in the future that teacher leading talk to drain at pacific northwest ballet in seattle, washington. >> and english national ballet in the united kingdom, but she faced challenges while dishing for professional dance companies all around europe's one i was too tall and 5.10.

>> without pointe shoes or heals. secondly, my american be set. and thirdly, that i was asian. and so hearing those 3 things especially about my race was difficult and also incredibly frustrating. tom says those 3 repeaters often came up in post addition feedback, the san mateo county native advocates for diversity in the renowned dance world. >> industry. she says asians are underrepresented in its 2021 and i want people push their limits. can. >> we have a hard ii unapologetically. you beyond apologetically asian and just go about life how you are bored to be unapologetically asian is a movement started in 2019. >> before the pandemic and hiking reports of attacks on the asian community tom credits, the support of her parents who encouraged her to pursue her passion in dance fashion. designer is the latest title to her name, her

dance for line launched right before parts of the country issued stay at home orders talking is living in new york city under contract with complexion is contemporary ballet, a place that allows her to travel the world showing passion for the arts and music. i want to be mentor for young asian american dancers. >> i don't to be their inspiration. i want to make a change whether it's in the world modeling world or my new arise, a dance proven or fashion designer. >> that was gail ong reporting for us this morning. be sure to join gayle and kron. four's will tran for a 30 minute special that's going to air next sunday night may 30th at 06:30pm. >> this forecast is worth dancing about. but at least we have those temperatures getting to the upper 70's in the inland valleys who looks pretty cool. therefore valais hope

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>> good morning. welcome back hope you're enjoying your sunday morning a little cloudy in some spots, a bit cool to yes. 8.45 dave says that it might warm up just a little bit. but you're probably going to need your jacket as you head out, the door. but dave, yeah. a lot of locations, particularly on the coast. it will be pretty chilly with a lot of these fog clouds hanging around. here's the shot from the east bay shoreline. and there you can see still some of that fog linger a little bit now we'll get some better clearing this afternoon, but not so much along the coast and probably turning mostly sunny happening inland. here's what it looks

like. it s f o no delays happening there. we see the sun making its way through the clouds there, as you will see as well. now as we see with some leftover rain up in reno that too, should depart later today and again, we're dealing with our local marine layer here on the home front. by the way, that tahoe forecast looking forward. interesting little drop. happening here. tuesday. you're going to see that here as well. we sit look for another drop happening on thursday. now temperatures are pretty close to little bit ahead of where they were this time yesterday, mid 50's on the board here. got lower 50's up north, 54. meanwhile for san jose. we have some interruptions coming our way. the first one being tuesday. some scattered clouds on shore. these wish when they bring us rain. they're not in the thursday friday. same kind of deal as well. increases, the marine layer a little bit. that is a fire appellate, though, at least and the truck traffic remains pretty much the same off the pacific at a west to east pattern with a little dips into the bay area. 61 san francisco looks like 58 daly city 56 pacifica. this is

where a lot of the fog clouds will be hanging out today. we've got 60's in the peninsula. even along the bay side. maybe 70 going on for palo alto in the south bay 71 san jose in cupertino east bay shoreline. keep it in the 60's tri valley, lower. 70's will do better tomorrow, though. 75 walnut creek may pop 80 tomorrow. 63 for berkeley. a chilly 61 vallejo 78 going on for fairfield. you can see in solano county inland warming up 78 going on for santa rosa with more 70's down south. we should see some decent clearing, though, in southern marin later today. our drops in temperatures here comes those systems on tuesday. and also another one happening thursday into friday, bay, temperatures. the hover in around 70 or upper 60's. meanwhile, the 60's. yeah, they're going to be along the coast. for your health this morning. many americans sit for a staggering 15 hours a day spending way too much time in a chair, a car or a couch. >> can lead to weight gain, diabetes and heart disease.

our health expert karen along joins me this morning with even more reasons to get up and move in care. and understand that too much sitting can also affect our brains as well. >> absolutely. it affects memory some researchers at ucl aid to the study and they found that for those people that stat for long periods of time they found that medial temporal lobe. this is where you store. new was starting to thin. also, this is really interesting. and so when it's spinning its just not able to store much information. >> from one end or body. our brains to the other and our lower also affected by too much sitting. >> right. and this is what i hear a lot when people complain of low back pain. and i always ask them what what's their day like? an attempt. typically they sit a lot. and i just wanted to explain more. why with my friend here. a

snow hole. but you have a muscle that connects from the thigh, though, all the way to the the lowest by the tea 12 to l are okay. and now this. but this muscle is meant to be elongated. you're meant to stand the ret. but when you're sitting a lot that muscle shorten's. you're in this position i see all the time. so that's that shortened and it's tugging on the low back so that's why it's so important to be able to get up and move >> and elongate that muscle again. >> karen, quick question. that might be a little bit off of this topic. but i'm just wondering, doesn't make a difference or do you know if it makes a difference whether your city seated in a hard chair or a soft cushy sofa. >> well, generally, if you're in a stock cushy sofa your

posture changes and you end up having that seek and that's even worse. so she's you end up a lot of different problems because that. >> that will. >> compression of the spine when the seat or i see, ok, let's keep moving south along our body and move to our rear end and we all know the the problems that are caused by too much sitting there now. if this doesn't get you out. >> researchers found that. what when you said a lot. yeah. we be lifted droplets of. these are carriers of that. >> they grew and at at an accelerated rate when they were exposed to chronic. >> so staying pressure. is right and so more city equals mark that down there. >> no no real surprise there.

but still, it's it's disconcerting to hear it officially from researchers that there's a connection here. >> we you talked to we talked about it the intro here. and that is that too much sitting not getting up and moving around can also lead to some caught chronic disease risks as well. >> right. they found a specifically the heart disease type 2 diabetes and premature, and what's interesting about this particular steady is that they were in looking at people that walked 10,000 steps a day, right that we're told to reduce that down to 1500 steps a day which is very and they in in this was for 2 weeks in 2 weeks. there was substantial. >> muscle mass loss. >> and substantial fat gain as well as live earth. they increase in liver fattened. >> some other metabolic bolick problems. so just in 2 weeks.

so if that doesn't get you up and moving. so you can imagine if you are. >> laid up in the hospital bed. yeah. for 2 weeks. what happens to your body? >> well, you know that this brings to mind what's happened to so many covid patients who are in bed for weeks and just think about the impact that not only covid had on their bodies, but just being in that sedentary position. >> right. and i always tell my patients for every day that they're off. you're not exercising or moving takes 2 days to catch up. so if you're in the hospital for 2 weeks is going to take you at least 4 weeks to get back to where you were before. >> karen, one thing we want to remember is what you call the 28 to rule, wanted to tell us about that. >> yeah, we kind of went through this a little bit last week. 20 minutes of if you are sitting, but then get up for 8 minutes is dead and then move

for 2. so every 30 minutes you are standing and moving around and in the studies they found it just exercising for one about, you know, a period of time during the day does not negate the law periods of sitting throughout the day. so it's really important to get up and move through out the day. yeah. and it's important to remember 28 2. karen, thank you so much. we'll see again we

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the 4 morning news at known. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is 9 o'clock here sunday may 23rd got a lot to get to this morning as the oakland coliseum vaccination sites can actually be closing at day for 4 months. half a million close to half a million vaccinations. they've done their very aggressive, very impressive. if you are headed out that way. you might see some fog a little bit of haze. dave sphar has got your weather forecast for us. hey, dave. >> okay. well, marty, good morning. good morning. everybody. temperatures down a little bit today. shore. but we recover a little bit

tomorrow. we've got a couple systems in the week ahead. the whack is little temperature correctors going forward with all of that today. we'll see. still some scattered clouds around portions of the bay, although plenty of sunshine and inland you will as well. but along the coast, not going to see too much sun. it doesn't look like at all. here's the golden gate bridge and again, looks like a mostly cloudy story, even at this late hour, although the sun was out a little bit to play earlier. we've got mid to upper 50's going on along a good chunk of the bay 61 for cut this hour now and we're finally being caught up with from last of this time yesterday we started off a little bit on the mild warm know because of the fog and now we're starting to fall behind a little bit. you can see inland and up in the north bay to will make up for it this afternoon. a little bit. there's your onshore winds with us. they're going to be around for a little while. they'll be in the teens. it looks like even into the afternoon. the breakdown today 67 by one at 4 o'clock. 71, although plenty of readings will be in the mid to even upper 70's, particularly inland coming up in a bit. we'll get into the weeds a little more on your forecast martino. well, all right,

dave, thanks a lot. breaking news overnight in san francisco where police are investigating a deadly shooting. >> you're taking a look at video from the scene. this is from the citizens app. it happened on mission street. police say that a man was found in a vehicle with a gunshot wound and he died at the scene thus far. san francisco police have not made any arrests. and our top story this morning, coronavirus cases across the country and right here in the bay area have dropped to the lowest number that we've seen since the pandemic began very good news this morning. this comes as vaccination efforts. >> continue with a focus on hardest hit communities right now. 38 1% of the united states is vaccinated with most bay area counties actually reporting. well above that percentage. also good news conference. camila barco is live at san francisco. general with the breakdown. how the bay area is doing in the fight against covid-19 the spark morning camila. >> good morning all. marty. we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel here at sf general. they hit a

milestone. the hospital is reporting that they have had 0 covid patients for the first time since march of last year. covid cases are dropping nationwide. >> and to put it into context back in december, california was averaging between 40 to 50,000 positive cases in a week. now, officials are reporting just a 1000 people contracting the virus in a 07:00pm to 08:00pm. >> health experts credit. the rollout of that around. here's breakdown a million doses have been given out across the bay area. santa clara county has administered the most dis totaling 2.2 million mean while county has in vaccine. we have been given out in contra, costa county and san francisco surpassed that million mark just recently several vaccination sites across the bay area are still running, but later today

coliseum vaccination site will close its stores performance in that the demand is not there anymore. by the time the site closes half a million have received a shot from the the next move is to take the resources on hand item to the communities hit hardest by the end of may. you have been out on alameda county. there are still several locations where people get vaccinated. that includes a cvs pharmacy. lucky pharmacy walgreens and several other locations. you can kron. 4 dot com click coronavirus under the news tab there you will see an article that you can get more information on where you can get vaccinated depending on the county 11 know. marty, back to you. alright camila, thanks for that live report from san francisco. noelle. >> growing number of lawmakers are moving forward with plans to end covid-19 unemployment

benefits starting next month. at least 22 states are going to slash the extra $300 a week. benefit. that money is currently being added to the standard unemployment checks. lawmakers say the added benefits make people unmotivated to return to work. new numbers show unemployment levels have hit a new pandemic. low but employers say they're struggling to fill their openings. >> we need to have the government incentivize people to come back to work. we literally do not have staff to be able to operate 5 days a week anymore. >> the extra $300 unemployment checks will officially end for every state on september 6th. >> and the payments on federal student loans are set to start up again on october 1st and that marks the end of the pandemic caused 19 month suspension when there were no payments nor interest on federal loans since march of last year that save the average borrower about $2000 over the year. the pause on payments and the interest waiver applies only to federal loans but keep in mind that

adds up to about 85% of all students federal loans. if you have your phone handy and you want more information on vaccinations and the reopening of several states. all you have to do is as use it to scan the qr code that's on your screen right now. it will take you directly to the coronavirus section of our web site and there you will find covid news and ways to schedule your own vaccine appointment. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news fire officials issue a warning to people living in the north bay after a fire scorched 10 acres and destroyed a home. plus an east bay community coming together to call for an end to the violence against the asian american pacific islander community hear what local officials are doing to help stick with us. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. police have arrested a man in connection with the attack on jewish diners in los angeles that was caught on camera earlier this week and he has been charged with assault. but chris wolfe reports prosecutors are also pursuing hate crime charges. >> los angeles police say they have made an arrest in a brutal beating caught on cell phone footage. the lapd says tips from the public were

crucial. the man was arrested in connection with assault with a deadly weapon. however, authorities are seeking hate crime enhancements. he's accused of being part of a group of pro palestinians who attacked jewish diners outside of beverly grove restaurant may 18. the arrest comes amid growing tensions in the ripple effect of the conflict in the middle east all the way to southern california protests and demonstrations in the los angeles area have been frequent. israeli and palestinian forces both claim victory after 11 days of fighting. but humanitarian officials warned the damage to gaza. a palestinian territory. could take years to rebuild the white house says both sides are committed to the

cease-fire. >> if you our expect resistance still. >> and activists in southern california are leveling their demands and say they see similarities between the struggle overseas and racial tension in the united states just like the palestinians will never the he is for the >> and thats when he understand the struggle for the 3 panels because and happy supremacy, not just now but always, always, always oppressed people across the world have been very likely to their struggles and have always mobilize together. >> activists gathered at 2 separate demonstrations in macarthur park and hollywood on saturday. chris wolfe ktla 5 news.

>> it will have to deal with the cloud cover a little bit in spots around the bay, although opening up nicely inland into the 70's. it looks like by 9.14 this sunday

morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news and we've been dealing with some overcast skies and some spots around the bay today and some wind as well. we've seen flags wielding around the trees behind us to kind of move dave spahr says that you might need to talk if you head out the door this morning. yeah, it will be chilly around bay,

particularly and the coast. it's kind of the kind of overcast through much of the day today, although the fog is clearing areas. you can see. here's the east bay shore lines of this big club icloud. you can see there. >> but blue skies off to the distance. the sign of some things to come for many. so it will be a decent sunday all bit on the cool side, though, unless you're really far inland so far. we're still in the 50's everywhere. 61 san carlos, though we got 63 going on for upper 50's in the far east bay 56 filet. o you're not going play. we're going to get much te-perature movement today future cast for show some of that kind cloud cover in fog remains for the santa cruz mountains and spills over the east bay shoreline a little bit. so you get outside of those areas and it looks like it's a mostly sunny afternoon. this, of course, will recover tomorrow morning, everybody gets better clearing tomorrow and temperatures start moving to now, as far as those winds will be on shore just about all day today. there are a little bit more pronounced as we get into tomorrow and those numbers into the 20's here as again, we kind of change the guard will see also some warming happening inland. we're going

to be interrupted by system that looks like tuesday. so scattered clouds will keep it clear inland. that's bay inland. and then at the coast, a bit cooler 60's for the bay 70's inland tomorrow. a few bay clouds lingering, but sunny inland, it looks like and 70's of the bay 80's happening in lynn. that's where folks looking at upper 70's today. you'll be popping 80 tomorrow and the next week. it's 70's going on to the week ahead. we've got 70's going on for much of the bay near 80 happening in lynn on these warming trends here. however, the interruptions will be probably on tuesday and thursday. we wish they were rain events been reported as cloud cover and a change in the wind the days again to watch tuesday thursday today. let's to about 61 for san francisco scattered clouds and cool get some sun poking out here 66 for oakland. but 71 in mostly sunny for san jose. but still kind of cool, though, or upper 70's will be pretty much concentrated over the east bay hills up in the valleys in the north bay. of course, 74 going on for napa. rosa, but around the perimeter of the bay. notice how notice will be

cool. it is mid 60's and we'll get even maybe a few scratches near 71 or so, coming up, a little bit. of course, we'll have that 4 zone forecast and that extent it. marty sounds good day. thank you. developing news in italy this morning where at least 13 people and are dead and 2 children in the hospital following a car on a mountain cable tram. >> that came crashing down. you can take a look at the photos from the wreckage there. the rescue crews says that the cable line had been renovated back in 2016 and only recently reopened following the coronavirus lockdown officials still investigating the cause of this crash. >> now to a tragic story we're following out of southern california down in orange county. a 6 year-old boy was killed in an apparent road rage shooting friday morning. police in the city of orange are still searching for that shooter. tracy bloom reports. >> i just want them to know what they took from the world today. what they took from my family. little child of

happiness. >> alexis clune is angered and heartbroken that someone would shoot into her mother's car and the 55 freeway killing her. 6 year-old brother aiden leos. a teen was sitting in his booster seat in the back of the family's silver chevy sedan. alexis says her mom is beside herself with grief. she's not doing well because it's every mother's worst nightmare. she had to hold him while he was dying. you know, like no mother should have to go through that alexa says her mother was driving her brother to kindergarten at calvary chapel in yorba linda, what a white sedan cut her mom off on the 55 freeway near chapman in orange as she tried to switch lanes. another family member says aiden's mom made a gesture and that the suspect's car pulled behind them and shot into the back of their car around 08:00am she heard something? but she didn't identify as a gun shocked because no one would think that someone just shot a bullet into my car. >> so it wasn't until the she

grabbed him in. there was blood all over her clothes. alexa says the suspect's car was a white volkswagen jetta. she says her mom told her that a woman was driving at a man was in the passenger seat. >> police scour the freeway for hours for any clues that are now searching for a little aiden's killer for never going to be full again. >> he was. he was amazing. >> and i hope that they know what they took today. >> we'll bring it back to the bay area in the north bay fire crews in sonoma county contained a fast-moving grassfire yesterday. it broke out near the old redwood highway in windsor. >> the fire scorched 10 acres and destroyed one home. it reached the median of highway one. oh, one causing it to shut down for a couple of hours. crews, however, managed to put out the flames pretty quickly. firefighters want to remind everyone to take caution as weather conditions continue to warm up. >> appropriate precautions.

to, you know, be aware the dry fuels that are out there. the current conditions conducive the fire spread. >> no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now right now at kron 4 dot com. we do have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. just use your mobile device to scan the qr code you see on your screen right here. you'll be taken directly to that wildfire web page, marty. >> well, pg e is issuing a cold water warning for anyone who's thinking about cooling off in the state's many rivers rising temperatures are causing the sierra snowpack to melt faster, making the water in our rivers and streams dangerously cold. plus pg and e takes advantage of the melting snow by releasing water from the reservoirs to make electricity. but that leads to quickly changing water levels that can prove deadly when coupled with icy temperatures. >> spring is our peak drowned in season because the water's running so cold and fast

people are unprepared we tend to have cold water water drownings as a every think you are cold. water had to. >> it could just get to feet across. >> and earlier this week a 17 year-old drowned in the american river near sacramento. authorities say the cold water might have been a factor. first responders say that you should always wear a life vest even though you think it's bulky and uncomfortable. they say that the life s gives you a 95% chance of surviving a potential drowning. >> well, every year there are at least 20 billion shoes produced worldwide. and more than 300 million of them end up in our landfills. a company named sneaker impact is working to change that one shoe at the time the company collects on wanted shoes to get to those in need around the world. it also donates to a charity of your choice for every issue. you get them. >> in these countries that receive the sneakers. this is their form of transportation. this is their vehicle. this is the difference between getting

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>> good morning. good morning. welcome back. we're talking movies now. plenty of new streaming releases this week from apple, amazon prime and netflix there are also some movies premiering in theaters as well. excrete. yeah, i know it feels like we're back. did. richard is giving us a closer look. >> they need to name. >> what about the by >> week there's the true story dream horse about an unlikely resource that rises through the ranks of racing elite to become a beacon of hope for a

struggling community. it's a sweet story of hope and inspiration. and a family friendly dean's list be in theaters now, last week i reviewed the zombie heist movie army of the dead gave it a dean's list. b plus for its over the top campaign. us this week. it moved from theaters to netflix. and in documentaries, there's final account. a chilling look at the last living generation of everyday people who are involved in adolf hitler's 3rd writing about a decade in the making. this film raises the moral and ethical questions of men and women. >> ranging from ordinary citizens to former ss members and how they've dealt with being part of one of history's worst crimes against humanity. see it in theaters. it's a dean's list, a. >> and then we isn't simply a thing have. >> to thomas solo's on amazon. prime is a 7 part. and so what you series about what it means to be human. you formed by an

a list ensemble of aduba morgan freeman, anne hathaway, anthony mackie helen mirren. >> dan stevens constance wu the series explores the human connection all the time. ice memory transplants. scheming smart homes and much more. >> each episode a shot like a one act, one person play the episodes that are almost exclusively monologues are about humanity but also about isolation. there's also the global premiere of the multi-part documentary the me you can see from co-creators and executive producers oprah winfrey and prince harry's will apparently you through honest discussions about mental health and emotional well-being also opening up about their own mental health journeys. >> featured guests in the series include lady gaga and glenn close final 5 episodes debut this weekend on apple tv. plus, in one of the most

spectacular scenes of the music documentary pink. >> all i know so far is this sequence in which she shows her high wire entrance into the massive wembley stadium in london back in 2000, 19. she's dazzled us with acrobatics in the past but never anything like this. it's just another example of pinks rock'n'roll showmanship. that's also a metaphor for her. take no prisoners outlook on life. her profession and her personal life. the movie is a stunning portrait of a larger than life rock on time and a real life wife and mother catch it exclusively on amazon prime video. hope you have a great weekend. in chicago and the

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. 9.31 this sunday morning. we're getting a mix of clouds and in some spots around the bay area that wind, i assume is helping with the clearing. i think you can see the flags whipping their of cross the bay bridge. >> no one really not. not too many people on the road. so no traffic or anything? which all looks pretty good. traffic wise anyway. good day to drive around a star has got a little bit more detail on what you can expect later today. hey, dave, there's your proof that it is in that weekend. it's not a weekend and weekday. that's one of the things to look for. yeah, though, a breezy conditions. some of the fog is starting to lift or mix out a little bit. that's good news. >> however, will probably have to keep some scattered clouds

in the forecast for the bay and it looks like a few folks in the peninsula pick in the santa cruz mountains. a lot of cloud cover and fog and the coast as well. >> here's a look at what it looks like from the east bay shoreline again mixing out some of that fog allowing the sun to appear on through this should mix out in the afternoon for much of the bay. however, along the coast. forget it. it's part the overcast particular the peninsula coast. places like half moon bay. you're looking at highs in the 50's. good breeze that's going on kind of overcast. but hey, we've got winds kind of on shore across most of the region in the teens, even into the 20's. we'll see. actually more pronounced winds tomorrow afternoon. but temperatures protect the inland will be warmer 63 thus far we've got a lot of 50's covering the east bay up to the north bay mid-fifties to with 57 san jose for the breakdown in lynn 66 at 1 o'clock and sunny at 4, we're looking at 71 lot of mid 70's to be had. we'll go kind of parading through all of that in your 4 zone forecast and check that extended a couple systems to look out for the weekend.

noel. >> thanks, dave. community members in the east bay came together to call for a stop to violence against asian americans. union city police along with the alameda county district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes. the county deputy district attorney wants people to know there is help whether or not a crime is charged. it can be very traumatic experience for victims, especially when. >> there's some hate crime or bias. that's a reason as to why the crime is, cause. why the crime is done and so sometimes it's because there's a stranger that's a perpetrator of the crime and sometimes people are a little timid or scared too, actually reported. we have a big asian community. >> in union city and we felt that if we held events to bring awareness to what's been happening. what we've been seeing in the media. to start a conversation about make bring solutions and encouraging involvement to help curb these activities.

>> union city police say while crimes have not been as violent as those. we've seen in other cities. there have been reported incidents of hate speech and vandalism in union city alameda county has a hotline for hate crimes in a dedicated unit to prosecute those them. we posted that hotline number to kron 4 dot com. >> civil rights advocates and activists and community organizer all demanding an apology from safeway that store in san francisco's castro district. this after an 11 year-old african-american boy claims that he was racially profiled at the store last month. kron four's phillipe djegal has more. >> members of the naacp, san francisco grants city leaders and a supports a safe ways. initial explanation of the april 26 incident fell flat and the author of a $25 gift certificate to make up for it was disrespectful. i'm just 17 right now. >> and i can not believe going through that trauma at 11

years old. jamari and his family did not attend this event, but at a rally on may 5th. he said he was racially profiled. >> last month. 3rd party security guards at the safeway store in san francisco's castro district. >> falsely accused the african american stealing a sandwich and paid for almost a month later community leaders and organizers are still demanding an apology, but there's going to come you have say. minutes later the colts later took the mike is president of safe ways. northern california and says the company has apologized to and his family directly. we're going to be with every single employee and make sure they understand. >> the incident here. how it came across, how it doesn't match our values and get everybody's commitments to better job safely adds the security guards involved no longer in the school. >> in

>> now to the east bay rocha oakland. police are investigating a deadly crash that happened just after midnight saturday morning. police say the driver of a ford expedition trying to avoid an animal on westbound. i 80 at san pablo dam road when they lost control. the suv crashed and then caught fire with the driver and the passenger both trapped inside the vehicle. the driver was able to escape with minor injuries. but the passenger did not escape and was pronounced dead at the scene. >> well, many people spent saturday afternoon in the castro district celebrating what would have been harvey milk's 91st birthday a milk was the first openly elected official in california and he was assassinated back in 1978 at city hall. kron four's amanda hari has more from the celebration that honored harvey milk. >> the annual event was entirely virtual last year. this year they brought people back in person. organizers said they wanted to give

people a sense of normalcy while it was less of a party than years past. people still have the opportunity to celebrate harvey milk. >> this was 100%. one harvey would have wanted to see people back on the streets of the celebrating life. hundreds of people gathered in the castro district. remember the life and legacy of harvey milk on what would have been his 91st birthday what you've done for the community very important that. >> but they're saying that eu is ability is important for everyone was the first openly elected official in california history. >> he served on the san francisco board of supervisors. >> he was assassinated while in office at the age of 48 party's legacy extends to the entire world. the event was hosted by the castro lgbtq cultural district and several other local organizations organizer steven torres says along with celebrating milk. >> they were also trying to help the community take its next steps out of the pandemic.

>> we had like 200 vaccinations that were being given out by the department of public health. he says even decades later milks passage of unity is still needed. we understood the importance of bringing multiple to the table and in san francisco, we've all lost. we've lost a little bit that g b t q cultural district program associate samuel for bella says he was grateful to see so many people back in person to see will face it been a nice day. and very like the celtics it was all organizers. tell me milk's birthday is often a soft kickoff to pride month, which is the month of june. >> they say they hope to see even more people gathering. then safely in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, aloha, what more people vaccinated and travel picking up. hawaii is one of

the top vacation destinations right now. but you actually don't have to go far to get a taste of hawaii in this morning's dine and dish kron four's. vicki liviakis is taking us to roy's a super popular spot both here on the mainland and on the islands. >> you know, i don't get to the beach as much as i would like to. that's because roy yamaguchi is back in the kitchen. whipping up is famous asian fusion dishes. i mean, a lot of great food a lot of different cultures that make up a lie, a relief to these diners that hawaii is no longer off limits for visitors. you know, everybody's into the spirit of making sure that we treat and make sure we do everything right. this is the original roy's near the beach at hawaii kai where locals and tourists can now come back for a romantic view and a fabulous meal like this fresh fish crudo. we have a crew don't. but, you know, we have the great you know, the great traditional items like you say i could better fish. we have a short ribs dishes. you might

find at the classic roizen pebble beaches. well, moyes is iconic hawaiian dining really captures the flavors of the island. of course, if you can't make it to hawaii yourself. no worries. you can always make it home. roy's is teaming up with other hawaiian chef to create this blue apron box of ingredients to cook up dishes yourself like. >> soy ginger shrimp are sweet and sour chicken or seared steak with bok choy sold about just the flavors. >> that that you can. you can really enjoy and then kind of elevate your year. cooking time and learn different things about cooking. sure you can make your own hawaii inspired dishes are like me. maybe you're just better at making reservations. >> aloha from hawaii kai near honolulu, hawaii vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> all looks really. i mean, we're always looking for great places to dine or get takeout in your neighborhood, you can use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code. it will take you directly to the dine

and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. >> stick with us. we'll be right back on morning news.r

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>> yeah, we're looking at some chilly with all of this as well. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and those inland areas that's we're going to see those mid to upper 70's going on this afternoon with lots of solar energy going on. meanwhile, here's sfo. no delays happening this morning, but we have to fight some clouds going on there as well. we'll see some better warming probably happening inland tomorrow. but we look sir breezy conditions developing as well. last minute business there some last minute showers. you can see up around reno, they're going to follow suit with our forecast as well. little dips in toe seven-day that you're going to see from systems that traditionally would bring us some rain, but they're going to be dry. so just cooler and some cloud cover. speaking of which the towel forecast 65 dipping to 62 for tuesday. recovering nicely, the 68 you can see on wednesday area temperatures in the mid 50's around the perimeter of the bay, but already start to warm up a little bit. inland. 63 at antioch up to the north. they mid 50's upper 50's 59 a bottle 57 palo alto in san jose over the course of the week. here comes the first interruption. again, some cloud cover dries. it will be

changing the winds as well. and we see some on thursday as well. that will probably bring temperatures down a little bit into next weekend, a bit. so we'll see some temperatures pop to about 80 or so couple times inland. it looks like for the 7 day ahead for good. june's knocking on our doorstep here. 61 san francisco at the coast will do those mid 50's again, the cloud cover the fog is going to the issue and it's going to be hovering in the santa cruz mountains here nicely 55 half moon, bay. meanwhile, on the bay side of the peninsula. we've got the 60's and 60's down south. it's hard to get a 70 palo alto gets there. south bay, lower 70's going on 74 for morgan hill will keep more. the 60's in the east bay shoreline. tri valley lower 70's tomorrow might raise to close to 80, though 76 conquered 75 for walnut creek. 66 richmond, the la haute chilly spot at 61 upper 70's up to solano county. you can see fairfield at 7876 for sonoma and 78 for santa rosa with more 70's down south getting some pretty decent clearing in southern marin today. looks like so here's

the 7 day dropping on tuesday to 75 another drop happens on thursday. you can see into friday. meanwhile, the bay temperatures will be in the upper 60's to lower 70's. >> well, even before the pandemic dating wasn't the easiest thing in the world. and now as we move towards post-pandemic life. singles are feeling even more anxious about the process. we've all heard about fomo fear of missing out. well, now many are dealing with what matchmakers call fo does a fear of dating again. but there are ways to dive back into the dating pool without all of the anxieties and here to give us the scoop on how to do that is kelly new mayor. she's a san francisco matchmaker and she is ready to help you get over your hesitation and get back out there. kelly, thank you so much for joining me. talk to me first about where the term fota came from. >> of dating again is a term that was coined by henge,

which basically describes fear singles are experiencing after 8 app from the pandemic and getting back it again. however. >> my clients are now thing that i tol client pretty excited and they're ready to go. >> okay. well, there's lots of different ways to find a date these days. you mentioned henge. that's a popular dating app. so online dating we know is trendy. it's also kind of a safe way to put yourself out there because you can do. facetime and that sort of thing at how else can singles kind of embrace dating in today's day and age. >> and number things that these days online for sure. are starting to at again, a lot of coming to a matchmaker. we it's just lunch. we have be in at doing virtual dating at best whole entire time. >> and clients are meeting

second fact court dates and they're getting really creative getting back at it again. >> they're getting creative in terms of the different date ideas. >> clients are picnics in the park that they're doing social distance walked along the beach. i dining has been open for quite some time. so they're meeting for outdoor dining. kayaking night in san francisco bay getting very creative and having fun with that, ok. all right. so let's go through some of those tangible steps. you've got 3 things that people need to keep in mind as they put themselves back out there. 3 things that being optimistic being open minded. >> and then was comfortable, you know, be really smart about but at the same time, hashtag love is not canceled. and get back healthy again and finds that one. >> i think the being open-minded is of really good point because sometimes you have this idea in your head of the type of person you want to

end up with, but they don't always come in the package that you always thought they would to talk just a little bit more about why it's important to be open minded. i always say it never judge a by its cover. you know, open up the to chapter one into before you close >> you never really know who this person is going to be until he said that when you get to know them a little bit more. so after a lot of questions, what kind of questions? i think sometimes people get a little caught up and then they don't know exactly what questions they need to be asking someone. >> it was like what do you like to do. what are your hobbies what your you typically don't want to be talking about things like politics, religion past relationships may get to know who that person s. >> and what we like to do. when it comes to coming out of the pandemic. i feel like of course it's kind of the the one topic that everyone is talking about. right. how did you deal with it.

>> do you think it's a smart idea to have conversations about the pandemic and how they fared over the last year or should you maybe try and talk about other things outside of coronavirus and what we've all dealt with. >> really talking about client right now. but moving to right. we have the in. >> stucco huong buy yourself. a lot of for over a year and change ny. >> and it's ok to tap on it. that would really focus on that. i'm really tell my clients to mitt fireworks focus on what you want your future to be like in about year from or few months from that. >> okay. you know, some people i do know you're saying a lot of your clients are ready to get back out there. obviously they would be if you know, if they're going to a matchmaker, they're ready for it. but for those who might still be a little hesitant. i know you said, you know, do what makes you feel comfortable. and i think a lot of people have their boundaries that they've

set already. but how do you break out of that hesitation moment. right. some people may have been asked out on a date and they say, oh, no, thanks, i'm still a little uncomfortable even though they're just being has a tent to be out there. so how do you break out about hesitation pattern. >> and that and again, you want to be came to smart about how you're meeting people it's comfortable to hear go for a coffee or a social distance are. >> you know me at door dining and be smart about it. but at the same time definitely move is tight. it's time. we're ready. i'm if you're single right now, i'm telling all of my clients that first singles that. >> far work is so genuine and and they're absolutely, betty. if you're single right now, you should be eating 100%. >> well, i know you're a matchmaker with the group. it's just lunch, which i think is a great mindset to think

about. it's just a lunch or it's just a walk. and that's kind of how you need to approach these right. >> i like you said, our clients at its last year have been dating personalized video introductions. so they're meeting from the comfort of their own home. exchanging numbers and organizing to me for debate number 2 in person. again, my clients have gotten so creative over this pandemic and. >> covid has actually chevron reback and again, which is about one is that there's always a silver i and working for i again, they are. they're they're getting creative they are. they're doing a lot of really cold staff to get 8 number 2. >> they're realizing that sitting at home by themselves is it really as much fun is to kelly haha, thank you so much for joining me. we will have this on our website as well. really appreciate all your insight. no problem. we'll be

right back. hey, 9.55 here on

this sunday morning in the hunt for buried treasures is on in malibu. hikers are searching for a $10,000 prize.

but there's even more up for grabs. this is just the first hunt of the summer. eventually $100,000 will be on the line. those taking part in this epic quest treasure hunt are actually given riddles and clues along the way. if they complete earth friendly tasks like planting trees or picking up trash on the beach. >> so we are doing the first about treasure hunt epic quest series. so we a whole bunch of treasure real gold and silver bars. in some of the most beautiful california outdoor like hiding in the light. >> haha. >> want to get in on this. the hunt to just head to treasure hunt at the qwest dot com. you can use the code of our sister station down in southern california ktla and the number 5 to get you a little bit more information. >> they like $10,000. i do love their honest. no pretense about it. and i mean, it is wonderful to be able to kind of hunt along these beautiful

part of southern california. and it will be interesting to see where else. >> you know, the to terry that pressure is hit. well, let's go ahead. take a last look at the 7 day forecast for the bay area this week. we have mild temperatures all the way through the week. a plenty of sunshine as well. couple days with some clouds. yeah. things. >> kind of pop on wednesday as dave likes to say they pop up to that 81. they're nice and sunny. but if you are headed out this morning just definitely grab a jacket. full chilly out there. yeah. i think you're going to need as well. that's going to wrap things up for us. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm ready. gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you next saturday at 07:00am.

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