>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us sunday morning 9 for kron 4 morning news. i'm marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is june 6. that is sunday. it's nice and bright already this morning. already dave said that was going to start happening this we inch closer to summertime. yes, exactly. and we are inching dave sphar has got a little bit more detail. just how warm we might get. definitely not as warm as last week. hyundai's. yeah, that's true. in part it is starting early next week. a lot of people going to wonder what some are getting a little bit of a cool down is what it looks like. but that will be in the monday tuesday today. enjoy a nice

sunday though. lots of sunshine. those warm inland temperatures you can pretty much a schedule and expect there's a live shot from the golden gate bridge fog. where are you want is a little bit out there. but as you can see, not much from that vantage point. and by the way, jumping over tomorrow morning. real quick. we'll see a little bit of development fog down around the east bay to the south, santa cruz mountains and that isn't even with a strong on shore wind that can help cool us down into early next week. so that's it for that 50's going on for most of the bay right now 65 for antioch. 58 concord 55 for livermore. those spots will be moving pretty quickly this morning. they're a little bit ahead of the ball game from yesterday's you can see by a couple degrees and we'll just build on that throughout the late morning hours quick check in the winds. they're still early out of the west for the most part, but more variable in the east bay will do about 74 at 11 by 2.80 expect a lot more 80 locations going on in later on this afternoon. but a cool down early next week. we'll have more of that forecast in a bit. breaking overnight in

the south bay protesters gathering at san jose city hall demanding answers. >> in the killing of demetrius stanley a group of about a 100 or so protesters marched from city hall to san jose mayor sam liccardo house and confronted police would set up a perimeter peru murder outside the mayor's home. the group then broke up following the demonstration. we don't have any word this morning on any arrests or injuries. >> here's what police have released so far about that shooting. it happened monday night in north san jose to undercover officers were trying to confirm information about demetrius stanley as he was an armed robbery suspect. officials say one of the detectives was walking on tofts drive. when stanley came out of his house holding a handgun that detective ran off to avoid a confrontation. police say that stanley then put the gun into his waistband and was seen. >> walking along the street passing by another undercover officer who was in an arm art dark suv. you can see in this

video stanley walks by the car once stops and then pulls out what's been determined as a 9 millimeter ghost gun with illegal high capacity extended magazine. he then walks back towards the car opens the door and points the gun at the undercover officer. that's when the officer shot and killed stanley. the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on routine administrative leave. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office and the san jose police department's homicide unit conducting an investigation into the incident. the santa clara county district attorney will have to figure out whether or not the shooting was lawful and justified. meanwhile, san jose police are investigating the city's 19th homicide of the year. it happened just before friday night at the woods apartment near snow avenue and east capitol expressway. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke with some neighbors about the incident. >> neighbors say this happened so recently that there's still a little bit shaken up. i

spoke to one man that says his experience at this apartment complex has been mostly positive up until now. there's even a gate outside for added security. but he says now that security has been taken away. and i saw when he saw. >> you know, a man's body laying on the ground william virgin tells me he was coming home friday evening when he saw multiple police vehicles pull into the woods apartment complex near snow app and east capitol expressway police say around 7.45 they were called to the area for reports of a person shot when they arrived, they found one man with at least one gunshot wound. he died on the scene live like. >> no, but couple 100 people were happened so like this. my daughter place, right. there many other play for jen says when he chose to move his family to this community. he could never imagine this happening. you say you want to be safe. you know. so that's why you go some words gated. but i mean, we just you know,

it's just we just don't know. police say they have no suspects and the motive and circumstances surrounding the incident are still under investigation. you don't know who he is and you know, he's he's want to make sure that, you know, they capture the person ever was version says he feels for the family of the victim my condolence to the family for sure. you know, less, you see them, you know, and i hope, you know, they get just as police say this is still an active investigation and if anyone has any information. >> to reach out to san jose police department's homicide unit in san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> in the east bay livermore police are looking for the driver of this truck that you see on your screen and nearly hit an officer during a traffic stop. police say friday morning the officer was making a traffic stop along isabel avenue when the driver backed up their truck into the officer's motorcycle hitting it and then driving away the officer managed to get out of the way in time and is expected to be okay. the

officer's motorcycle, though, does have significant damage. livermore police are now looking for this brown toyota tundra crew cab truck. anyone with details is urged to contact livermore police. developing news now out of san francisco international airport where police say a body was found on the roadway leading up to the departures terminal. this is a live look right now at sfo. that body was found saturday afternoon around one 30. so far no word on the victim's identity or how they died. but we're going continue to bring you updates as they're released. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news nascar is back at the sonoma raceway with covid precautions. of course, force camila barco is there. she has a live report standing by. plus air travel is picking up across the country are calling for health with some helpful tips to make your flight safer and less hectic. we'll have that coming.

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congressman john joyce worries no us industry is safe from ransomware attacks, russia and china are the major actors in this. the fbi confirmed ransomware hackers from russia recently targeted a major oil pipeline company and a meat supplier with operations in the u.s. the ransomware threat is urgent. the biden administration wants the response to reflect that urgency. it's conducting an internal review to see if the president's current budget requests is enough to bolster cybersecurity. we will assess based on that review. >> what additional needs. there are both from the federal sovernment up in coordination with congress or from the private sector in the meantime, white house press secretary jen psaki says president biden will raise the country's ransomware concerns directly with president vladimir putin during their june 16th summit is certainly has no intention of holding back during this meeting publicly or privately earlier this week president biden said his administration is looking closely at how to respond to the ransomware attacks. texting you. but the president

did not have an answer on when or how the u.s. might retaliate. the white house is also urging private companies to take immediate steps to protect themselves from ransomware attacks, including backing up their data and testing a response plan in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> let's keep that sunshine flowing again for today bumping up those temperatures just a touch about 80 or so expected. well inland by 2 o'clock. there's a cool down early into next week. public forecast. we come back here.

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>> 7.14, hope you're enjoying your sunday morning. because it is one to enjoy weather wise. it's going to be beautiful day around the bay. absolutely beautiful already nice blue sky. we've got a little bit of sunshine here. >> dave spahr. is there any fog anywhere we're seeing. >> not a whole lot going on. no, you know what, it doesn't look like we're to get too much coming into tomorrow either was pretty nice. like and places are in, for example, able to see the stars last night and have that fog covering it over. so that's kind of nice there. now it looks like we're going to repeat that performance again for tomorrow and tomorrow morning. we'll starting things off on. again. a mostly sunny note with all of that going forward. that's even with the

good strong onshore wind that we expect for today. tonight. there you have it. the shot from u c berkeley. there's the east bay shoreline all about the golden gate bridge that you see the fog trapped. nothing going on at all with the clear skies in place temperature check. we've got 50's over most of breath of the bay, 69 antioch 58 for concord. 51. meanwhile, for santa rosa again, check in with those winds. an uptick into the afternoon somewhat typical some of these winds, though, get a little hefty in picking up the coast going to feel a little chill going on late in the afternoon. the evening hours. so definitely a sweater. the coast just about all day and then even into tomorrow afternoon evening. this will be driving our temperatures more so into tomorrow's forecast that will keep those numbers down a bit. so we've got mild to warm today 70's for the bay. plenty of 80's going on in little bit. of course, cooler at the coast rest the week. it's close. start 70's well in the u.s. are going to see a big drop monday and then a gradual recovery as we head on to the weekend, which speaking of which mild to cool on the weekend. inland temperatures seem to be rising ever so

slightly indicating they're not responding to this change. perhaps we'll call unsettled maybe a shower happening. that would be more coast-based centric, though 67 going on for san francisco 72 oakland 78 san jose across the water bay. we'll see some 80's those still happening 88 up to antioch. so again, far east in contra, costa county. those numbers start to get up there 86 for concord and up in the north bay to 87 for santa rosa. but down the south bay not too bad around 78. we'll be checking more closely at all. these numbers in your 4 zone forecast and take a look. that extension as we look for every searching. well for your health this morning. an estimated 11 million people jammed us airports over the memorial day weekend. that's by far the highest number of travelers since covid grounded flights around the world. >> but vaccinations and loosening travel restrictions are combining to renew our confidence in flying in a big way. and that includes our health expert. karen, a lot who took to the skies last weekend and shares her firsthand observations. karen, you survived.

>> i to go. actually, really well, you know, i i heard a lot of things about a lot of violence on the air. people getting upset, but i didn't see any of that. despite being stuck on the tarmac for an hour and waiting to fly and then being grounded in sapping stay overnight at midnight. >> everyone was fine. so you know, put a being put in that situation. >> everyone state, nice and calm and polite, ok, well, that's good. that was that was the experience in the air. how about on the ground getting through security. >> right. i notice a lot of people, including myself, were using passports to get already agent. you know, a lot of this thinking. we i did not realize that that real id was not in effect, that there was an

extension until to 19 2000, 23, right. still maybe a lot of people like me. we're not aware that. >> well, you know, that's important to point out that there is a delay because of covid there now an extension until a 3rd of 2023. so another couple of years. so that's a great point to make is a lot of people probably aren't aware of so you don't necessarily need the passport unless you're going overseas. >> correct. correct. yeah. now the next step, of course, is going through security. and i have to tell you, i went on, i went on a >> a couple of weeks ago for the first time in a year and a half and i forgot a few things about yeah, i get your driver's license out. oh, yeah. don't forget take off your belt. all these different things that i just completely had forgotten about. >> so you are that holding up a a lot of muttering behind

yes, own everyone remember to get ready right. you get vote conveyor belt. so yeah. and and not lot of people are putting their shoes in the he just right on the belt, but on the and i did notice a lot of cleaning of the been personal items in the >> i recommend, you know, you take your belt off, take your watch phone. put it in your carry on and don't put him in those trace. yeah. good 0. one thing also is that if you have tsa precheck, you don't have to deal removing your shoes belt or anything like that. right. so that's really nice my own older said he just went right on through. well, we're other line. it caught it costs $85 to get the precheck. but if you do it, i think a lot of travelers say it's the best money they ever spent. right. and i believe it last for 5 years. so it's all right that $80 per years. exactly. it's well, it's well worth it. the

next big question is it in the terminal. did you see a lot of people wearing masks. yes, and lots of different kinds of a few double mask. but yeah, a lot of the surgical mask and a lot of custom handmade. you know that. >> sure, you know, mask too. so, yeah, everybody was wearing them except those that were sitting in the restaurants. >> go county that makes that makes perfect sense on board. what i found i flew southwest and what i found is that they the flight attendants were very strict about making sure that everybody was mask and kept the mask on. and unless they were drinking or eating. >> oh, definitely same with i was on american that this the flight attendants were pretty kelly. pretty diligent about making sure everybody was wearing theirs. >> a lot of folks who haven't flown yet the wondering what type of i'm going to get on board. i can tell you from southwest, which is not known

for handing out a lot food drinks or they even have pared it down and are trying to cut back on you even communicating with the flight through your mask. they were holding up a card that had 4 pictures of the drinks that they are offering. and you're just supposed to hold up your hand and say i want one or 2 or whatever it is. and that was it. >> that was very different from only recent everybody received a bag, a plastic bag with a small little a bag of pretzels and a white. and that's pretty much all. that was it for the whole flight. that was it. so. >> we had flown chicago, ohio and then back to dallas and that's how we got so many bags of pretzels the whole so come prepared. >> yeah. you want and be prepared to bring your own.

what about the what about the laboratory. what was that like? i was not impressed and what they were. no c covers and you not have the c covers in, you know, pandemic, especially now that was really that was very disappointing. >> it was nothing else. different. yeah. and you know, nothing ok. i did about it. it was really disappointed that. but there was there was so. there was open. there were there were some paper that good to care. what was your take away from the trip. >> everything that you like or dislike about flying and just be prepared as we go on your next flight. yeah, ok, karen, thank you so much. i'm glad you survived. >> and can laugh about it. now, a week later and we'll see you next weekend. all right. but i have a good week. we'll be right back. good

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>> well, if you want to hit the golden gate bridge about right now is a good time. no traffic at all. and a beautiful scene there. and if you're if you're looking not just if you're driving, but if you're looking to just walk across the golden gate bridge right now is a really great time as well. there's not really too many people out there. >> and the wind doesn't look too it took out the flames, the flags moving a little bit, it's not what thing in the ways that we normally eat only no fog there at all to speak of fat, which if you love ladies first as we might not even have fog tomorrow dave know in the cyclists just come. they enter the gate. every time i look at the

golden gate high. we see those cyclists. they just come on. i wonder from an alternative universe there. looking okay. so there you have it right now, as we're mentioned, the golden gate bridge. it's a sunday morning. just tissue and not have this right. it would be like this during a weekday, but it's a nice beautiful start to our day here. >> and going forward with everything. you here's the shot from u c berkeley in the east bay shoreline. all it up just a bit of haze left over from the fog which by tomorrow we're not going to see much either. maybe the santa cruz mountains a little bit down around the east bay shoreline to the south. but it mixes out by 7.30. so stargazing looks pretty good. 50's going on right now as we speak. 50 some of the 58 concord and 69 antioch. those are the spots to watch the next couple of hours after we get all that heating going on. we have a couple degrees ahead of yesterday except on the south a little bit trailing. so we'll do 74 by 11 by 2 at 80. there was a slight pullback on temperatures monday into tuesday. and that means a good strong wind at the coastal where the sweaters and so forth, even though lots of sunshine to dish out today.

will gradually recover next week and we're looking for that little shot of rain by next weekend well. all right, jay, thanks a lot. back to the news this morning, governor newsom says california as covid emergency order. >> we'll remain plant past the june. 15th reopening date. now the state as we all know has been under that state of emergency since march. 4th of since then. the governor is use the pandemic emergency powers to authorize billions of dollars in spending. >> an issue dozens of executive orders to change state laws. now, california does remain one of the slower states to reopen and garza paulson go reports that that's adding to the effort to recall governor newsom. >> california is a week and a half away until some restrictions are removed. but governor gavin newsome says he felt ready for things to fully. go back to normal. the emergency remains in effect after june 15. what's the reason for that? because we're still in a state of emergency. this disease has not been extinguished. >> it's not that this is not taking the summer months off

opponents, including recall campaign leader and dumps. more are calling this move an attempt to hold on to additional powers he gained during the pandemic has a that keeps on giving to this campaign does more. thanks. new some might now lift as many restrictions as people expect. >> she also worries he might keep his emergency powers, do the special election. think that's a couple locke. the governor says most of california's restrictions on businesses and public gatherings. we'll end on june. 15th is not about some power grab democratic strategist at emerson says even though some things are being and things are getting better. they could always go south going to need those sorts of hours. >> 2. if there's a fear that comes in a variant of the covid disease that comes in. that is not reacting to the to the vaccine. what happens then? the state of emergency declaration allows california to be reimbursed by the federal government for many of its pandemic related expenses. emerson also says it gives new some authority to suspend

state laws. these are not sweeping powers. these are elemental powers that a chief executive. >> who is in charge and who is focused on the mission is going to take advantage of with he needs to. >> well, now to the latest on the pandemic will take a quick look at where california stands in the fight against covid-19. there have been 1000, 157 new cases confirmed in the last 24 hours here in the state, bringing the total number of cases in california since the pandemic started to almost 3.7 million and there have been 63 more deaths from covid in just the last 24 hours, a total of 62,000 people. >> have lost their lives to covid here in california. the state has administered more than 38.2 million doses of the vaccine with nearly 18 million californians now fully vaccinated. >> with the state's seven-day positivity rate sitting at 0.8% and there's a new poll that shows many americans are starting to feel normal again,

following the pandemic. according to gallup. 84% of americans say the covid-19 situation is getting a little better 66% say their lives are at least somewhat back to normal. >> and instead of staying at home. 56% of people say of help. >> 66% say healthy people should lead their normal lives as much as possible. gallup says this is the first time a majority of people did not favor staying home since the start of the pandemic. the best way for you to stay up to date on the latest covid-19 reopening news is to take out your smartphone right now. open up that camera and scan the qr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you to the coronavirus section of our website on kron 4 dot com. coming up next here on the kron 4 morning news june is pride month and we're celebrating those who have made a big impact on the lgbtq plus community here in the bay area. the story of justice, martin jenkins, the first openly man to sit on the state's highest court.

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>> well, this week, pride pride month rather kicked off in all of this month. kron 4 will be celebrating those who made a big impact on the lgbtq plus community here in the bay area. this year's theme is all in this together. and this morning we recognize justice martin jenkins who sits on the

california supreme court. >> kron 4 sanaz tahernia has his story. >> from the classroom to the locker room and now the courtroom california supreme court justice martin jenkins has risen to greatness as the first openly justice on the bench. justice jenkins grew up in san francisco's ingle side neighborhood attending saint michael's catholic school as the son of 2 parents who grew up in jim crow south. he was raised to be a proud black man and it wasn't until later on that. he realized like certain became evident to me. >> in my high school years that that, you know, i had attractions to the same just as jenkins path to the high court was an unconventional one with several different stops along the way. what i wanted to be someone to be muni bus driver. there was no bus stop on his route. but there was a stop on the field graduating high school justice jenkins enrolled at santa clara university and was captain of the football team there. his plan at the time

was to graduate and become a high school teacher and a football coach. but things didn't go quite as he planned their coaches sent a clear gentleman by the name of pet mally. and he said i think you should go to law school. you have good grades. you team captain. your leader amongst the players on this team. i think you could or not to >> they really work. >> after graduating in 1977 justice jenkins apply to several different law schools. but as luck would have it, his career path took a short. but an entirely unexpected detour. that was a wee bit with the seahawks. yes, you heard correctly. justice jenkins was a defensive back for the seattle seahawks in 1977 he only played a couple of pre season games before realizing being a free agent wouldn't provide the security that a career in law, would he took his first step off of the football field and into the legal field and rolled and usf school of law and it turned out he was thriving. he

graduated in 1980 receiving an award for exceptional distinction in scholarship character and activities catapulting himself onto an impressive path. 1989 former california governor george deukmejian appointed him to the judge's bench at the oakland municipal court from there. he continued up the judicial ranks to the alameda county superior court, the california court of appeals. the united states district court. finally, the highest court in the states. he is the first openly justice on the state supreme court bench. but it wasn't until his early 60's that he came out as, meaning he lived most of his adult life suppressing his identity. now at 67 the justices living his best life with his partner. los angeles realtor sydney shand. but while his homosexuality wasn't a public focal points. it has been the fuel for his success. anyone who knows me knows. >> my identity has been as a man. perhaps the greatest challenge of my life. and it's not been easy. i am not here.

in spite of the struggle. i'm here because of the struggle. if you're wondering what justice jenkins like to do when he's not reviewing cases. i'm taking piano lessons. specifically piano not been gauging have for about 3 years in and the one thing that i've come to know. you talk about that a lot of things in and quite a bit. but i will not master jay asks hugh had in 90 willing to bet that. we'll see him performing on stage seen enough to not turn a reporting kron 4 news something out. >> and we have a pretty decent forecast to cover your sunday. look at these high temperatures. well inland into the mid to upper 80's and that now temperatures are going to backtrack a little bit early into next week. and in the long range forecast are still

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fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> we're live in these clue cool temperatures around the bay. and it's perfect this morning. just take a jog or a nice walk. yeah. it's you know, it's going to be interesting, though. dave says that next week we're not really going to feel very as warm as we've been feeling. you know, we were feeling like summer is ramping up and we're going to get a bit of a cool down at some point next week. yeah, it looks like that's how we're going to start the workweek and you compare that like memorial day from last weekend. boy, what a difference it really makes in terms of that feel been a lot of the week. returning to these weekend numbers here. there's a shot of u c berkeley. as you can see, the

east bay shoreline lit up very nicely. the fog this morning. pretty much maxed out almost instantly. it will probably do the same kind of thing expected for tomorrow morning. quickly. up to tahoe. this is we're looking for look at that focal forecast trend a drop as from go to 70 down to 54 by midweek telling you how things are changing across the bay for now. lot of 50's on the real estate 69 for antioch. the warm spot. a look at those winds. there's the uptick this afternoon. it will remain chilly along the coast because not only in the numbers on his high. but we do have those winds working and will repeat the same process again of these winds will be cooling. now we're going to keep the temperatures down early in the week. the flow patterns pretty much west to east just like last week was although that interruption early in the week. and then we get to next weekend. and you know, that's interesting. but the models don't totally agree with all of that. so we'll see. we get a little closer to that comes to fruition your sunday. 4 zone forecast 67 san francisco at the coast will scratch about 60. but add the wind in there. they'll be the extra chill peninsula side on the bay, upper 60's heading down

south there. the 70's hiding out 76 for redwood city. 77 palo alto. santa clara valley 78 going on for san jose 79 for cupertino santa clara 78 for the east bay shoreline to the south, mid 70's off the tri valley, lower 80's. although we'll see about 84 walnut creek 86 for concord. these numbers reduced tomorrow, by the way, 72 for berkeley and for a chilly spot at 67. obviously those onshore winds fully in place 88 for fairfield 85 sonoma and santa rose at 87. but watch your step down. we go to 7068 by tuesday, spend the rest the week recovering saturday. we're putting a cloud puff on that. we will see if we can maybe at some raindrops later in 50's 60's heading up the coast. martin. well, all right. dave sounds good. thanks a lot. let's head to the north bay this morning where the weather is going to be fantastic for nascar coming back to the sonoma raceway. >>ntoday. it's going to be one of the largest sporting events in california since the pandemic began yet. kron

four's camila barco is live at the raceway with a look at the covid safety precautions in place for the huge crowds as he camillus wearing her mask. i'm sure that that's what they're asking spectators to do camila. >> of course. yeah. the math there's definitely going to be social distancing and it's a big day for fans as it is for drivers. some of them already here on the raceway. and here to talk about what is going on today is jennifer the communications director here at sonoma raceway so walk me through today's timeline. what is happening this morning. alright. well, right now actually behind us and sinus. we've race cars being prepped to that these are the top drivers in the nascar cup series. so all the biggest names, kevin harvick, kyle busch chase elliott. >> they will all be out here at sonoma raceway racing this morning. so the crews are out here prep in the cars doing last minute adjustments and now the line of the cars and be ready to race at 01:00pm awesome. and i know the gates open here at 08:00am. tell us a little bit about what fans have to do in order to get through those gates. yeah,

absolutely. we are putting on a very fun event. but we are also putting on a very safe event this weekend. we we take that very seriously. so. fans to attend the toyota save mart 3.50 will be required to wear a will have fans in the stands, they will be socially we're cashless. so bring your plastic if you're coming out, you have a we also all the tickets are digital this year as opposed to paper pulling stabs and having that hand to hand sort of interaction. so a lot of different things and making sure obviously those people the site has right now sanitizing of the grandstand seats and we'll make sure that we put on a great show for everyone. but do it in the best and safe way possible. and i know you guys are practicing social distancing, which is why you have some cardboard warm of people. can you explain all about that. yeah, absolutely. so this is all part of speedway children's charities, which is the charitable arm of sonoma raceway and we wanted to fan in the stand. cut outs. a very similar to what you saw in the super bowl and the nca nc double a final 4. we will have fan cut outs. there are a $100 each and they will be interspersed with life bans in

that in attendance. and so that wrapped around some sponsorship opportunities that included and raised about $40,000 for sonoma county youth come to this fan in the stand program. so you'll interspersed. and i think fox will be a fun piece today on it as some in my last question. i know you guys will have fans in the stands. but you guys will be limited to talk a little bit about the capacity limits and how that will be spread apart has spread around here. the 3 of them around the race went. yeah, absolutely. we will add due california and sonoma county guidelines. we're proved to have 33% capacity and we will take that's 33% of about 47,000 permanent seats out here. so they in terms of the of the seeding, the folks that it will be sort of like a checkerboard throughout the facility. but they'll be stands all over in the main grandstands. we have beautiful terrace seating all around the properties. so about 33% capacity and they are fired up and ready to be back racing and then be back in the stands and sonoma possible. we can't wait to hear from those

stands. the gates open today at 08:00am but unfortunately it is sold out as marty said, it is expected to be one of the biggest events to happen. >> sense the pan demick. so we're looking forward to hearing from those vance know. marty, back to you. >> alright camila, it looks like it's going to be really fun and perfect day out there. you can't beat the thanks. camila. we'll be right back.

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and we're back with baseball. the giants gunning for their 3rd straight win last night at home against the cubs. sending nationally pitcher of the month. kevin gausman to the hill. let's go ahead and check out the highlights. >> giants trailing early 2 zip. but here's alex dickerson. he'll go off field to left for a home run that starts a rally for the giants. and just over the wall. that's number 6 for dickerson. that makes it 2 to one of the giants would then take the lead with 2 runs in the 4th inning. 4 hits in that inning and a walk all got it done. lamonte wade junior with the go ahead. rbi single to put the giants in front 3 to 2 over the cubs. now we move to the 5th in a leadoff walk to evan longoria, brian. brandon crawford rather nearly hits it out. but it will go for an rbi double. instead that makes it for 2 giant says the run scores crawford with a pair of hits in this one. but it was

gossman really continues its great pitching 7 innings, 10 strikeouts. he retired the last 15 batters that he faced and he has a perfect 7 and o record this season despite a rough night than in the giant said hang on to win it by a final of 4 to 3. the giants have now won 7 of their last 8. they'll face the cubs again today at 1 o'clock at oracle. and also on display last night, the giants official new jersey celebrating pride month. you can see the rainbow sf there on the sleeve in pride colors. the giants first major league team to celebrate lgbtq plus communities on their jerseys and also their caps as well. >> a nice touch up now to the a's here who took on the rockies at coors field last night. let's get into it. matt olson, a 2 run shot in the first inning. it was his 15th home run this season. power went out there. the a's would lead 5 to one into the 7th after that rockies pinch hitter brendan rodgers then

goes deep on jesus luzardo dead center and gone. as you can see for a 2 run shot that makes it 5 to 3. but the a's get a little insurance in the 9th mark collects his 3rd hit of the game and an rbi there. santa was on fire yesterday. the a's win it 6 to 3 lead. that's their 4th straight win. a's take on the rockies again today. that game starts at noon. the a's have renamed their annual pride night after glenn burke, the first openly major leaguer who played for the berkeley heights for berkeley high school and the athletics. he played his final game in the majors while a member of the a's in 1979 in just 27 years old. he died in 1995 at 42 years old from complications related to aids. >> and still ahead the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news in the south bay police in san jose investigating the

city's 19 homicide. we'll have the latest on the investigation for you. plus, governor newsom says california rule will remain in a state of emergency following the june 15th reopening day. we'll take a look and what all of this means for us. that's coming up.

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kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday june 6 and it is a beautiful sunday morning or just what a nice start to the day. it definitely is. dave spahr says it's going to get quite nice today, but we're headed for a cool down later this week. yeah, let's how we'll start the work week. it's little cooler than what we experience in this affects those inland areas to now as beautiful as it is, if you're headed to the beaches at all. keep in mind, we have a and on shore when that will keep conditions a little bit on the chilly side. so they want to have that sweater that. gold jacket with you as well. here's golden gate bridge of blue skies as we see, not much the way of fog, but for tomorrow morning with a little bit. we do get to be run the santa cruz mountains a little bit there along the east bay but boom, it's gone right away. we've got 50's on the board for the most part, 69 antioch 61 for conquer. those are some of the spots will start to pop maybe props next hour. we'll get some movement on that most readings of fact inland are a little bit ahead of where they were yesterday trailing a

touch near water. there are on shore. winds for right now. we'll expect more of those later today. 77 high noon 79 by 3 o'clock. but again, we have 80's on the board today where they're going to be taken off from monday into tuesday. we'll have a look at your forecast coming up in a bit. breaking overnight in the south bay protesters gathering at san jose city hall demanding answers in the killing of demetrius stanley. >> the group of a little more than a 100 protesters marched from city tall to mayor sam liccardo shouse and confronted police would set up a perimeter outside the mayor's home. the group then broke up following the demonstration. no word this morning on any arrests or injuries. >> now, here is what police have released so far about that shooting. it happened monday night in north san jose a 2 undercover officers were trying to confirm information about demetrius stanley as he was an armed robbery suspect.

officials say one of the detectives was walking on tofts drive. when stanley came out of his house holding a handgun. >> that detective ran off to avoid a confrontation. police say that stanley put the gun into his waistband and was seen walking along the street passing by another undercover officer who was in an unmarked dark suv. >> you can see in the video stanley then walks by the car once stops and pulls out what's been determined now as a 9 millimeter ghost gun with illegal hike of high capacity extended magazine. he then walks back towards the car opens the door and points the gun at the undercover officer. that's when the officer shot and killed stanley. >> the officer involved in the shooting is on routine administrative leave the santa clara county sheriff's office and san jose police department's homicide unit are both conducting the investigation into the incident. the santa clara county district attorney will then have to determine whether the shooting was lawful and justified. meanwhile, san jose

police are investigating the city's 19th homicide of the year. it happened friday night at the woods apartment near snell avenue and east capitol expressway kron four's amanda hari spoke with some neighbors about the incident. >> neighbors say this happened so recently that there's still a little bit shaken up. i spoke to one man that says his experience at this apartment complex has been mostly positive up until now. >> there's even a gate outside for added security. but he says now that security has been taken away. and i saw when he saw. >> you know, a man's body laying on the ground. william virgin tells me he was coming home friday evening when he multiple police vehicles pull into the woods apartment complex near snow app and east capitol expressway police say around 7.45 they were called to the area for reports of a person shot when they arrived, they found one man with at least one gunshot wound. he died on the scene live like.

>> no, but a couple 100 people were happened so like this. my daughter place, right. there many other play for jen says when he chose to move his family to this community. he could never imagine this happening. you say you want to be safe. you know. so that's why you go some words gated. but i mean, we just you know, it's just we just don't know. police say they have no suspects and the motive and circumstances surrounding the incident are still under investigation. you don't know who he is and you know, he's he's want to make sure that, you know, they capture the person ever was version says he feels for the family of the victim my condolence to the family for sure. you know, less, you see them, you know, and i hope, you know, they get just as police say this is still an active investigation and if anyone has any information. >> to reach out to san jose police department's homicide unit in san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and also in the south bay santa clara police arrested a man they say is connected to an attempted homicide last

weekend. it happened on the 1500 block of warburg warburton avenue. that's last sunday. 38 year-old robert smith was arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide along with lesser charges. smith was homeless is accused of attacking 2 other homeless people. >> in the east bay livermore police are looking for the driver of this truck that you on your screen who nearly hit an officer during a traffic stop. police say friday morning the officer was making a traffic stop along isabel avenue when the driver backed up their truck into the officer's motorcycle hitting it and then drove away the officer managed to get out of the way in time and is expected to be okay. the officer's motorcycle has significant damage. livermore police are now looking for this brown toyota tundra crew cab truck. anyone with details is urged to contact livermore police. we're also following some developing news out of san francisco international airport where police say a body was found on the roadway

leading up to the departures terminal. this is a live look at sfo right now. that body was found saturday afternoon around one 30. so far no word on the victim's identity or how they died. but we will continue to bring you updates as they're released to us. marty. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news nascar is back at the sonoma raceway with covid precautions. of course, kron four's camila barco has all the details standing by in a live report. plus, air travel is picking up across the country are calling for health expert has some helpful tips to make your flight safer and a little less hectic. we'll have that coming up.

good morning. welcome back. 5 months after the u.s. capitol attacks. the fbi is still trying to track down some of the people involved. >> the justice department says the fbi needs help from the public to identify more than 250 people. officials say they are believed to a committed assaults on police officers or other violent acts on the capitol grounds that day and today marks 150 days since the january 6th attack on the capital during a joint session of congress to affirm the presidential election results. the doj says it's arrested 465 people so far from nearly all 50 states. >> the department of justice will no longer seize reporters records to investigate leaks

from within the agency. a new statement released by the doj announced the change to its practice on saturday in part, the doj letter said, quote, going forward consistent with the president's direction. this department of justice in a change to its longstanding practice. well, not see compulsory legal process in leak investigations to obtain source information from the members of the news media doing their jobs and quote, the disclosure was the very latest in a series of revelations about the justice department secretly obtaining records from journalist to uncover leaks. dave. >> we're looking for a sunny and warm day in those inland valleys at least pleasantly. so as we get some of those temperatures scraping into some of the lower 80's well, inland look at your forecast and the hope of maybe some welc

the kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. boy, i'll tell you, we're talking about fog and lack there of that's really in the bay area. here's half moon bay. >> it's one of the places the fog hide out there as well. we'll see the sun coming back out, probably by late morning hours. however, we have a continuing breeze going on. so that's going to keep conditions chilly even though the sun will be out. so what the sunshine on your shoulder. and if you will, but make sure sweater there with your jacket because it will be a bit chilly. there's the golden gate bridge. so you get a little bit inland and not a problem at all. as you can see, this is usually the fog trapped going on here. with that said, temperatures are pretty much in the 50's over most of the real estate happened about 54. by the way,

san francisco 52 and well in the east bay were already in the 6 to 69 for antioch 61 conquered 50's cover the north bay as well. 57 san jose. there we have it. the onshore winds. we'll continue all day. now, what we're seeing happen into the early part of the week is little cooler temperatures coming our way big time. so so these winds will actually have some teeth in them and will help cool us down. more noticeably on monday and tuesday and the kind of a gradual recovery of the weather flow pattern is pretty much west to east that we've been seeing over the last few days interrupted a little bit by that heat spike that w had around memorial day. so look ahead of the game plan here is mild to warm today. 70's covered the bay plenty of 80's inland along the coast. quite cool with 60's and even some 50's. cool start for the week, though everybody gets reduced 70's going on for those inland valleys warming late in the week back to the 80's again. and then the weekend gets real interesting here. we're going to call it somewhat unsettled for right now there might be a shower thrown in there mild to cool conditions expected,

although inland. it doesn't look good. we see that happening right away on saturday so it may play out more on sunday into the following monday. 67 today. san francisco will do about 72 for oakland. 78 san jose. but it's still very base centric. you get a little bit more inland and numbers start to pop more so there you have your 80's going on 84 up to napa for example, 88 antioch 86 for concord. of course, this is usually the suspected spots. the numbers tend to rise in those inland valleys coming up a little bit here. of course, we're checking of the 4 zone forecast. look at those longer range forecast for that little chance of rain and of course, that extended. well, for your health this morning. an estimated 11 million people jammed us airports over the memorial day weekend. that's by far the highest number of travelers since covid grounded flights around the world. >> but vaccinations and loosening travel restrictions are combining to renew our confidence in flying in a big way. and that includes our health expert. karen, a lot who took to the skies last weekend and shares her

firsthand observations. karen, you survived. >> i to go. i actually went really well. you know, i i heard a lot of things about a lot of violence on the air. people getting upset, but i didn't see any of that. despite being stuck on the tarmac for our and waiting to fly and then being grounded in sapping stay overnight at midnight. >> everyone was fine. so you know, put being put in that situation. >> everyone state, nice and calm and polite, ok, well, that's good. that was that was the experience in the air. how about on the ground getting through security. >> right. i notice a lot of people, including myself, were using passports to get already agent. you know, a lot of this thinking. we i did not realize that that real id was not in

that there was an extension until to 19 2000, 23, right. still maybe a lot of people like me. we're not aware that. >> well, you know, that's important to point out that there is a delay because of covid there now an extension until a 3rd of 2023. so another couple of years. so that's a great point to make is a lot of people probably aren't aware of so you don't necessarily need the passport unless you're going overseas. >> correct. correct. yeah. now the next step, of course, is going through security. and i have to tell you, i went on, i went on a >> a couple of weeks ago for the first time in a year and a half and i forgot a few things about yeah, i get your driver's license out. oh, yeah. don't forget take off your belt. all these different things that i just completely had forgotten about. >> so you are that holding up the a lot of muttering behind

me. yes, own every ne remember to get ready right. you get to boat conveyor belt. so yeah. and and not lot of people are putting their shoes in the band. he just right on the belt, but on the and i did notice a lot of cleaning of the been personal items in the >> i recommend, you know, you take your belt off, take your watch phone. put it in your carry on and don't put him in those trace. yeah. good 0. one thing also is that if you have tsa precheck, you don't have to deal removing your shoes belt or anything like that. right. so that's really nice my own older said he just went right on through. well, we're other line. it caught it cost $85 to get the precheck. but if you do it, i think a lot of travelers say it's the best money they ever spent. right. and i believe it last for 5 years. no, it's all right. that $80 per years. act like it's well, it's well worth it.

the next big question is it in the terminal. did you see a lot of people wearing masks. yes, and lots of different kinds of a few double mask. but yeah, a lot of the surgical mask and a lot of custom handmade. you know that the sure, you know, bass too. so, yeah, everybody was wearing them except those that were sitting in the restaurants. >> go county that makes that makes perfect sense on board. what i found i flew southwest and what i found is that they the flight attendants were very strict about making sure that everybody was mask and kept the mask on. and unless they were drinking or eating. >> oh, definitely same with i was on american that this the flight attendants were pretty kelly. pretty diligent about making sure everybody was wearing theirs. >> lot of folks who haven't flown yet the wondering what type of i'm going to get on board. i can tell you from southwest, which is not known

for handing out a lot food drinks or they even have pared it down and are trying to cut back on you even communicating with the flight through your mask. they were holding up a card that had 4 pictures of the drinks that they are offering. and you're just supposed to hold up your hand and say i want one or 2 or whatever it is. and that was it. >> that was very different from only recent everybody received a bag, a plastic bag with a small little a bag of pretzels and a white. and that's pretty much all. that was it for the whole flight that was it. and so we had flown chicago, ohio and then back to dallas. and that's how we got. >> so many bags of pretzels near the whole so come prepared. >> yeah. you

>> be prepared bring your own. what about the what about the laboratory. what was that like? >> i was not impressed and what they were. no c covers can you not have the c covers in pandemic, especially now that was really that was very disappointing. >> it was nothing else. different. yeah. and you know, nothing ok. i did about it. it was really disappointed that. but there was there was so. there was open. there were there were some paper towels that good to care. what was your take away from the trip. >> everything that you like or dislike about flying and it's be prepared as we go on your next flight. yeah, ok, karen, thank you so much. i'm glad you survived and can laugh about it. now, a week later and we'll see you next weekend. all right. but i have a good week. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning. welcome back 8.31 on a great looking sunday morning in the bay area. that's right. there is no usually we take this look at you can see a layer of clouds or layer of fog. there is nothing in sight. nice, haze. and it's looking pretty nice outside and it's going to be a beautiful weather wise as well. dave spahr has tell us more about that high de noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. off

to a pretty good most locations across the bay. as you can see, the sun is out little bit of haze that we're negotiating through a little bit and temperatures are going to warm up in the inland valleys. very nicely in the 80's pull back a little bit early into the week right now we do see some fog lingering in spots like half moon bay. this is using a trap. any way outside the golden gate bridge. this probably takes the cake and this will probably clear out as we approach around the noon hour. speaking of which tomorrow morning. what does it look like. well, a little collection of fog, but by 8.30 that to even up the coast is maxing be a bit cooler, though. 71 in iraq thus far 61 going on for concord. most locations. you can see are in the 50's and we're a little bit warmer than we were yesterday except railing on the peninsula and portions of the east bay shoreline. so for today, 77 by high noon to 3 at 79 approaching about 80. and again, we're going to see some 80's a lot of the inland valleys getting a little cooler early into next week and hope and we see some rain into the following weekend. we'll cover your long range forecast and also take a look

at that 4 zone in just a bit. martin. well, all right, dave, thanks. latina couple minutes. governor newsom says california as covid emergency order will remain past the june 15th reopening deadline. as we all know, the state has been under that state of emergency since march 4th of 2020. the governor, however, still intends to lift most mask and other restrictions on that date. >> keeping the state of emergency order in place will allow him to broad authority over the issue alter or suspend state laws and regulations. now governor newsom says he is not taking the summer months off from the threat posed by the coronavirus meantime, republicans in the state senate have tried repeatedly to pass a resolution to end the state of emergency but democrats are the majority in the senate and they blocked those efforts. turning our attention now to the north bay where nascar is coming back to the sonoma county raceway later on today. it's going to be one of the largest sporting events in california since the pandemic began. a lot of racing fans. very, very excited about today. kron four's camila barco joins us

live now from the with a look at the covid safety precautions in place for those huge crowds. camila. looks like people are already filing in. >> yes, some people have already arrived. i even spoke to one person that says he has been here then 05:00am waiting to get inside. it's a big day for fans. it's also a big day for drivers coming up and over to the race ways you can see some of these drivers are already setting up there. stops and some fans taking it all and some of them haven't been back to this base weigh in about 2 years. organizers haven't even been able to host a race since the pandemic began. but the fans to attend this race will have to follow some safety protocols. as noel said, guests must wear a face mask at all times unless you're eating. take its will be mobile this year instead of it being a paper ticket. everyone must maintain 6 feet apart and practice social distancing organizers have even also allowed people to buy cardboard forms of

themselves to place on the stands. i spoke to some fans about what they had to say about being back. >> we were in line this morning at 05:00am first in line. it's just it's really, really exciting. it's really nice to be back in this number. a sleigh after such a long time. this epidemic been really yeah. i so it is so interesting to to finally be out and see that people can, you know. >> in you know, it is that kinds of events again that we're allowed to come out and it's exciting just for all of that. actually was this really fun to be able to get out again and go, you can like goes back. raceway is limiting their i organizers they have sold every single ticket for 2 days at them. >> they say it's as marty said probably the biggest sporting event happening northern can

the gates opened at 08:00am and today's kicks off at well, marty, back to you e-mail before we let you go, just wondering supposed to be 85 degrees starting to warm up a little bit this morning. >> it's a perfect weather to rock the boat to want to raise your not too not too thanks. the day. >> and start your engines temperatures going on for today for highs. so yeah, we're going to be shooting into the 80's and some of those inland valleys going on. but cooling off a little bit of early next week. lo

>> 2 for the well, welcome commercial chat the well, dave's got a little did taper us caught up as we were where you are having a very important discussion. how dare you governor up. that's what's spot. i don't know what. >> anyway, we're talking about, whether you're going on. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. a look at this half moon bay here got this fog kind of hanging around. we've been making note of all these pictures around the bay. hey, the sun's out rock and roll in except a couple little problem areas here. and this is usually when we get the fog kind of hiding a little bit. colgate is another example, the fog trap and here's one for half moon bay. this should mix out as we approach later in the day later in the morning hours, but it will be chilly along the coast. so plan accordingly with that and you add a win to that as well. we have a

temperature drop coming our way. yes, and you can see this in tahoe as well. 70 tomorrow 6154 by wednesday. you get the idea here so early in the week temperatures will fall and then the other half of that start to recover a little bit. it's kind of interesting. we head into the weekend here. the models are decoupled in terms of their opinion. hopefully we get a little closer. we'll get some consensus in the short term. there's a system just towards our north that will dry the cooler air mass and our reach and that will bring those o% temperatures down a little bit for monday into tuesday, get a recovery for the remainder of the week. current temperatures right now in up to 71. so that's what the subtle do. warm us up nicely 61 for concord, east bay shoreline in the upper 50's. 57 going on for san jose 57 also for santa rosa 61 to so here we have the winds that are on shore. now today we're still going to see those inland temperatures. nice, however, inland tomorrow things will start to chilly at the beaches, though plan accordingly on that. and there again tomorrow. we have the

wind storm there on shore thing. another flow pattern still remain this west to east pattern and some of the models are kind of may be painting a little rain in here. by the time we get to friday into saturday, not money in the bank by any stretch. just something to watch out for 4 zone forecast checking out your sunday 67 san francisco at the coast will do about 60. that's what the clearing happening later this morning. upper 60's in the northern end of the peninsula year. upper 70's are hiding down in the south. santa clara valley close to 80 in morgan hill. 83, though, that's pretty good. 8279 cupertino east bay shoreline to the south, mid to lower 70's tri valley lower 80's. that will be back to 70's tomorrow. 84 for walnut creek. 86 conquered, you're probably looking at upper 70's tomorrow. 67 vallejo 85 for sonoma. 87 santa rosa, check it out. 7 day forecast. watch your step after 2 days down to 7068 on tuesday. gradual recovery and it's interesting as we head into next weekend. if that rain war materialize snow. we have to have another

conversation. we'll take a break, be right back.

>> as more people get the covid-19 vaccine traveling again is at the top of the list of a lot of to get back into it. one of the top destinations, of course.

>> maui hawaii on our that's for sure. our travel enthusiast's dana redmond joins us now with what you need to know if you're considering making a trip like that. you know, dana leaving from california to go to hawaii usually a breeze. but there are a lot of hoops to jump through. now. >> there are a lot of hoops to jump through and what is important to understand is that those hoops are changing a lot from day to day. so you have to kind of stay up to date. that's just as important. there was a huge announcement going into the weekend. once the wind hit 60% vaccination. all you need to travel. there is your vaccination card in hand. once they hit you percent. all those restrictions disappear. so we're definitely it's encouraging news that said we don't know how this a gun. so you need to be prepared at this point. why is as beautiful as ever. they are welcoming travelers maui. video was shot just a few

weeks ago and kind of holly beach. it's stunning, but it's not the cure free travel that we may remember in the past past. reservations are recommended for everything from hotels to restaurants to tours activities. anything you can reserve. they're recommending. you do ahead of time. all of the stories we've heard about rental cars being hard to find an expensive. they're all they're all true. so you really it's never been more important to be organized and planned and until hawaii hits that 60% vaccination rate. the current system to travel there remains in place that has not changed. all travelers even if you're fully vaccinated, you have to register with the hawaii safe travels online system and submit a negative covid-19 test to a quarantine. now, there are some steps it's doable not there. just some details you need to be aware about. first of all, that

covid-19 test. it must be a specific test. a nucleic acid amplification test for an ap test. the test must be administered by a trusted testing and travel partner. essentially what that means. you can't just go anywhere to get the test. you have to choose from a list of providers. the test also has to be done within 72 hours of the last leg of your flights to hawaii. and that's important to keep in mind. then after you get the test done, you kind of wait, maybe you cross your fingers a little bit, depending on where you got your tests done. you have to get the results from that test uploaded before you get on the flight to go to hawaii. so there's definitely a little bit of room for some angst and uncertainty in the process. the easiest, most recipe stress freeway they've seen doing is at san francisco, san francisco international airport. there's a package in conjunction with the grand hyatt. there you get

your test done at the international terminal. you get it back within an hour and then you spend the knowing that the next morning you're ready to go and get on that flight. but there's an extra cost. so that's important to keep in mind too. a little different than in the past what ever you route to get whatever route you take to get there. it's going to cost you a little bit more. most health insurance policies will cover a covid test its for travel. and so interesting because we used to get free covid tests and now they're on. and free anymore. >> well, and you know what, there are some instances that you can still find them for free. but what you need to be aware of is one. it needs to be a test from one of those providers that are listed to need to be asking, you know, what's the turnaround time. how quickly these results coming back because if they coming too late, there's nothing you can this. you know, you just can't stop now. again, this is all doable being once you get there, you

get there and you ok, this was this was all worth it was worth you know. met the people and talk to that when they jump in that water for the first time and they're sort thing. they come face to face with hurdle for first time and they go, ok, yeah. this is this is why i did this. it it was worth it absolutely. and it's important to keep in mind that once you're there, you're going to notice changes circling trips. this is terra they launch right off of the beach and kind of polly a lot less people on that death. yeah, they're not now as many people at a time. that means a couple things. it means is going to be harder for you to get that spot again. that takes you back to that planning ahead. but it's a much more pleasurable experience when there's less of you in the water with those turtles or on the yeah or on the deck. so you are going to notice things like that. you know, that could be kind of

the silver lining to all of this that maybe we see some of the numbers change in the way operators provide their services. daniel, would you recommend getting reservations here on the mainland before you even get to maui. >> absolutely. as soon as you those should be book does reservations. and when i say booking those reservations, i mean, dinner. i mean, well, anything that you can book a reservation for i highly i mean, that's not to say you're not going to be able to do things when you're there. but if you don't want to wait in lines. your best bet is booking those reservations. great okay. any. and it's also important to note, too, that there's some new things and why to look forward to. and if you're willing to try something new. maybe something different from the surf and sand. there are options out the island of maui has a farm to bar chocolate factory and now offering tours. this is their farm in la hina. so you don't have to drive far. it's

in a central location. it's stunning. state chocolate has 20 acres of the cow trees and they take small groups out in the farm fields. the farm fields used to be dedicated to sugar cane. so there's a lot of interesting history here. and this is where your taste. yeah. wow. wow is right. so a beautiful open air setting with incredibly stunning views and you're eating chocolate there. you know how had to go wrong and to make it even better no guilt about the tropics. company. a 100% of its net profits go back to nonprofit organizations on the island. absolutely. the company was founded with the purpose to give back there's another great reason to think about visiting somewhere. new also did a little work as well. >> know again, there's a lot

of new great stuff to do as i spent one of my days on my trip. weeding. okay. i'm not. i'm russ. you're right. i this is part of what's called them a llama. hawaii a llama means to care for. and essentially it's a group of nonprofits that are making volunteer options easily available to visitors. now, ok, i know we didn't may not sound what you want to do on your vacation. but we learned so much in between pulling those weeds about some native hawaiian culture that we wouldn't have gotten anywhere else. this is for us. that is strictly endemic and native plants. we've got to see plans that some people will never see any other time. we learned about the benefits. what they were used for. it was just a really great opportunity. they don't think you would have come by another way. yeah. and an added incentive to all of this part of why program a lot of hotels. if you spend a day

volunteering and giving back their offering some really nice incentives like 3rd night free at the exactly. you know, discounts on food and beverage that type of thing. so ally really has decided they're trying to involve everyone in their culture. there's a lot of opportunities want to learn and to give back. so it's hard to go wrong. >> dana, you have given us everything we need to know. i feel like we're all so much more prepared now to get on that plane and head to >> absolutely. lots of good things waiting for you again. lots to do to get there. right. let's really ration a lot of contests. you get that. it's percent number. a lot of great things waiting for you. and you know, think about all the things you have to talk about when you get fewer people. dana, thank you so much. it's great to see you again. welcome back. thank you. thank you so much. talk to you soon. the rabbi.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at known. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday june 6 that a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start you off with a look at the weather because it's beautiful. it is fantastic outside and it's worth talking about her state's party with that idea. if noel marty, good morning. and good morning, school start as we always are warming up nicely this afternoon. those inland valleys. you can expact to return into the 80's. however, that's going to be a hiatus coming your way as we go back the 70's again, a little cool down is expected to start the workweek here. beyond that somewhat uneventful until we get into next weekend. the things might start to change the through couple raindrops in there will be nice for now. the progress is half moon bay. you can kind of squint to see a little bit of blue is off to the background just a terms of some sun trying to steal some activity here. but the golden gate bridge has been nice blue all this morning. so looking

good. there so that you see the fog trapped for speaking of which will see the fog collect a little bit around the santa cruz mountains in the east bay shore like briefly by tomorrow morning. but that doesn't look that much coverage going on tonight. so good stargazing 60's now lot of the east bay. in fact, 71 for antioch even up to the north bay. we see some 60's to with the 50's hanging on to the coast and 53 for san francisco slightly cooler in the peninsula. were yesterday and pretty much on tap everywhere else. so we'll continue on with this onshore winds becoming a little bit more aggressive by the late afternoon and evening hours. look for about 79 by 1 o'clock upper 70's by 4. but some areas will top off into the 80's by this afternoon. even the mid to upper 80's at that as well. have a look at that forecast coming up in just a bit. breaking overnight in the south bay protesters gathered at san jose city hall demanding answers in the killing of demetrius stanley. >> the group of a little more

than 100 protesters marched from city hall to san jose mayor sam liccardo is home and confronted police had set up a perimeter around the mayor's house. the group broke up following the demonstration. no word this morning on any arrests or injuries. >> now, here is what police have released so far about that shooting. it happened monday night in north san jose to undercover officers were trying to confirm information about demetrius stanley as he was an armed robbery suspect. officials say one of the detectives was walking on tofts drive when stanley came out of his house holding a handgun. >> that detective ran off to avoid a confrontation. police say stanley put the gun into his waistband and was then seen walking along the street passing by another undercover officer in an unmarked dark suv. >> you can see in the video walks by the car once stops and pulls out what's been determined as a 9 millimeter ghost gun with illegal high capacity extended magazine. he then walks back towards that

car opens the door and points the gun at the undercover officer. that's when the officer shot and killed stanley. >> that officer involved in the shooting has been placed on routine administrative leave the santa clara county sheriff's office in san jose police department's homicide units or can conducting the investigation into that incident. then the santa clara county district attorney will have to determine whether the shooting was lawful and justified. meanwhile, san jose police are investigating the city's 19 homicide of the year. it happened friday night at the woods apartment near snell avenue. >> and east capitol expressway kron four's amanda hari spoke with some neighbors about the incident. >> neighbors say this happened so recently that there's still a little bit shaken up. i spoke to one man that says his experience at this apartment complex has been mostly positive up until now. there's even a gate outside for added security. but he says now that security has been taken away. and i saw when he saw.

>> you know, a man's body laying on the ground. william virgin tells me he was coming home friday evening when he multiple police vehicles pull into the woods apartment complex near snow app and east capitol expressway police say around 7.45 they were called to the area for reports of a person shot when they arrived, they found one man with at least one gunshot wound. >> he died on the scene live like. >> no, but a couple 100 people were happened so like this. my daughter place, right. there many other play for jen says when he chose to move his family to this community. he could never imagine this happening. you say you want to be safe. you know. so that's why you go some words gated. but i mean, we just you know, it's just we just don't know. police say they have no suspects and the motive and circumstances surrounding the incident are still under investigation. you don't know who he is and you know, he's he's want to make sure that, you know, they capture the

person ever was version says he feels for the family of the victim my son goes to the family for sure. you know, less, you see them, you know, and i hope, you know, they get just as police say this is still an active investigation and if anyone has any information. >> to reach out to san jose police department's homicide unit in san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> in the east bay livermore police are looking for the driver of this truck that you see on your screen nearly hit an officer during a traffic stop. police say friday morning the officer was making the stop along isabel avenue when the driver backed up their truck into the officer's motorcycle hitting it and then drove away the officer managed to get out of the way in time and is expected to be okay. it's the motorcycle has some significant damage. livermore police are now looking for this brown toyota tundra crew cab truck. anyone details is urged to contact livermore police. and we're continuing to follow developing news out of san francisco international

airport where police say a body was found on the roadway leading up to the departures terminal. this is a live look at sfo right now. that body was found saturday afternoon. so far no word on the victim's identity or how they died. but we'll continue to bring you updates as they are given to us. marty. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news nascar is back at the sonoma raceway with covid precautions. of course, kron four's, camila barco is there live with the details coming up. >> so plus air travel is picking up across the country are climb for health expert has some helpful trip tips to make your flight safer and a little bit less hectic. that's coming up as well at hamilton is returning to the city after a yearlong hiatus. the much loved musical is back at broadway sf and we're talking one of the cast members in just a bit. stay with us. we'll be right back.

>> good morning. welcome back, governor newsom says california as covid emergency order will remain past the june 15th reopening date. the state a few of course, has been under that state of emergency since march 4th of 2020 feels like a very long time. the governor, however, still intends to lift most mask and other restrictions on that date. >> keeping the state of emergency order in place will

allow him broad authority to issue alter or suspend state laws regulations. governor newsom says he's not taking the summer months off from the threat posed by the coronavirus republicans in the state senate have tried repeatedly to pass a resolution to end the state of emergency. but the democratic majority has blocked their efforts so far. dave. >> all right. some are kind of hit us with a hammer last hour early start of the week here and now it's going to feel a little different going into early this week. not today expect some 80's going on in land, but a nice cool down as you start work week. look at your forecast coming up in just 2 shakes going here.

welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and our half moon bay shot looks to be improving a little bit. you can make out a little blues trying to come in here in the pictures are becoming a little bit more bright. so we're mixing out some of the fog at the coastal areas of course, of the golden gate bridge, then sunny, all this morning. we've been talking to you nice blue skies going on in the background. so good start their mile traffic and they're my cyclists right there. right on target k our temperature check. howard, one got 60's over most of the region except san francisco, half moon bay both at 55 71 antioch 62 for tri valley livermore. there's going to be some differences going on in land. some folks are going to reach the upper 80's

potentially, but more commonly will be those lower 80's if they get up that high, we do have the continuation of the coastal flow pattern. so along the beach is going to be a bit chilly even though the sun's out this fog will come back a little bit in some spots here. but the bigger factor will be because of a system dropping south of it. this is going to drive some cooler. temperatures are way for your monday and tuesday. big drop-off happening here. so. wonder what happened the summer here going on today. we've got mild to warm with 70's for the bay. plenty of 80's going on in land, but a cool start with 70's inland. it looks like for monday and tuesday. warming late in the week. back to the 80's. then it gets interesting him to the next weekend. we do see some changes happen. the models are kind of diverging on their opinions about picking up the shower here. but the possibility is there. so we'll keep mentioning of this. but really it's open for saturday, sunday even into monday, the following week. today 67 san francisco 78 for san jose 72 for oakland. the 80's are going to be inland. and again, some spots are really going to

be racing ahead. you get off the eastern contra, costa county and boom, those numbers may be in the upper 80's and some of the valleys up in the north bay to here's just a sample santa rosa and keep in concord. tri valley we'll put it about 82 there. and along the east bay shoreline hovering in the lower to middle 70's. of course. coming up a little bit later on. we'll be checking in the 4 zone forecast. and check out your extended as well. well, for your health this morning. an estimated 11 million people jammed us airports over the memorial day weekend. that's by far the highest number of travelers since covid grounded flights around the world. >> but vaccinations and loosening travel restrictions are combining to renew our confidence in flying in a big way. and that includes our health expert. karen, a lot who took to the skies last weekend and shares her firsthand observations. karen, you survived. >> i to go. actually, really well, you know, i i heard a lot of things about a lot of

violence on the air. people getting upset, but i didn't see any of that. despite being stuck on the tarmac for an hour and waiting to fly and then being grounded in sapping stay overnight at midnight. >> everyone was fine. so you know, put a being put in that situation. >> everyone state, nice and calm and polite, ok, well, that's good. that was that was the experience in the air. how about on the ground getting through security. >> right. i notice a lot of people, including myself, were using passports to get already agent. you know, a lot of this thinking. we i did not realize that that real id was not in that there was an extension until to 19 2000, 23, right. still maybe a lot of people like me. we're not aware that. >> well, you know, that's important to point out that there is a delay because of covid there now an extension

until a 3rd of 2023. so another couple of years. so that's a great point to make is a lot of people probably aren't aware of so you don't necessarily need the passport unless you're going overseas. >> correct. correct. yeah. now the next step, of course, is going through security. and i have to tell you, i went on, i went on a >> a couple of weeks ago for the first time in a year and a half and i forgot a few things about yeah, i get your driver's license out. oh, yeah. don't forget take off your belt. all these different things that i just completely had forgotten about. >> so you are that holding up a a lot of muttering behind me. yes, own everyone remember to get ready right. you get to boat conveyor belt. so yeah. and and not lot of people are putting their shoes in the band. he just right on the belt, but on the belt, i mean,

and i did notice a lot of cleaning of the been personal items in the >> i recommend, you know, you take your belt off, take your watch phone. put it in your carry on and don't put him in those trace. yeah. good 0. one thing also is that if you have tsa precheck, you don't have to deal removing your shoes belt or anything like that. right. so that's really nice my own older said he just went right on through. well, we're other line. it caught it cost $85 to get the precheck. but if you do it, i think a lot of travelers say it's the best money they ever spent. right. and i believe it last for 5 years. so it's all right that $80 per years. act like it's well, it's well worth it. the next big question is it in the terminal. did you see a lot of people wearing masks. yes, and lots of different kinds of a few double mask. but yeah, a lot of the surgical mask and a

lot of custom handmade. you know that the sure, you bass too. so, yeah, everybody was wearing them except those that were sitting in the restaurants. >> go county that makes that makes perfect sense on board. what i found i flew southwest and what i found is that they the flight attendants were very strict about making sure that everybody was mask and kept the mask on. and unless they were drinking or eating. >> oh, definitely same with i was on american that this the flight attendants were pretty kelly. pretty diligent about making sure everybody was wearing theirs. >> a lot of folks who haven't flown yet the wondering what type of i'm going to get on board. i can tell you from southwest, which is not known for handing out a food drinks or they even have pared it down and are trying to cut back on you even communicating with the flight attendants through your mask. they were holding up a card that had 4

pictures of the drinks that they are offering. and you're just supposed to hold up your hand and say i want one or 2 or whatever it is. and that was it. >> that was very different from only recent everybody received a bag, a plastic bag with a small little a bag of pretzels and a white. and that's pretty much all. that was it for the whole flight that was it. and so we had flown chicago, ohio and then back to dallas. and that's how we got. >> so many bags of pretzels near the whole so come prepared. >> yeah. you be prepared bring your own. what about the what about the laboratory. what was that like? i was not impressed and what they were. no c covers can you not have the c covers in pandemic, especially now that was really that was

very disappointing. >> it was nothing else different. yeah. you know, nothing ok. i did about it. it was really disappointed that. but there was there was so. there was open. there were there were some paper towels that good to care. what was your take away from the trip. >> everything that you like or dislike about flying and it's be prepared as we go on your next flight. yeah, ok, karen, thank you so much. i'm glad you survived. and can laugh about it. now, a week later and we'll see you next weekend. all right. but i have a good week. we'll be right a good week. we'll be right back. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪

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talk movies this morning. if you're thinking about heading to the theaters today. there is a wide variety of films. >> for the family. can you tell we're getting close to richards has the preview. >> we think this family was cursed. not going before a grand jury and saying he was possessed by demons new this weekend. patrick wilson and vera farmiga are back as paranormal. investigators. and in marine one. >> in country. the devil made me do it. the 3rd in the

series focus on the couple that hasson men an exorcism. they didn't like now set in the early 1980's. >> a demon slips from the body of a possessed boy. >> into someone who dared the devil to take his body. he accommodate some and winds up committing a brutal murder enter the ghost loving warrants to now try to prove that it was the demon that committed the murder, not the man along the way. there art plenty of jolts and. the fewer and less intense than the previous 2 contry movies. think of it as scary light. it's a dean's list. c plus in theaters and on hbo max in spirit on came a young girl moves from the city to a rural small town where she finds are kindred spirit in a wild horse. that's fine until heart of sports regular comes along. it is different plants for her new best friend. there's very little that's new or unique about spirit unpaid. what kids will like this nice story of loyalty and tradition and adventure. it's a dean's list.

c plus, only in theaters. apple tv. plus this weekend is lee sees story. a new series based on a stephen king novel. >> widow who becomes object of a dangerous stalker obsessed with her late husband's work. the series has been adapted by king himself to the book that he calls one of his favorites. also new is the series sweet tooth about the emergence of babies who are born part human part animal one of them lives quietly on his own in a secluded home. but as per friended by a wanderer. together. they set out on an unbelievable adventure looking for answers. see it on netflix for the first time we weren't letting ourselves be carted off to jail. we letting ourselves. >> intimidating people were actually fighting back. and for the first weekend of pride month. i'm recommending the

documentary american experience stonewall uprising ship originally airing on pbs. 10 years ago follows the events surrounding the stonewall riots in new york that sparked the rights movement. we see it on amazon. prime hope you have a great weekend. in chicago. i'm dean richards. it's really good. documentaries. he does. and that one looks fantastic. great timing, of course. definitely for pride of the other one that spirit moviendo he gave it a c plus. but i know the little kids really love it. my niece is obsessed with spirit. so i think that that will be a good one for the kids and pointed out that they're not a whole lot of changes. and i don't think the kids are going just like the guardian. introducing the lowe's list. a selection of our most innovative picks. like the hgtv home by sherman-williams everlast exterior paint and primer. look for the full lowe's list online or find the badge in our store. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility.

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back. 9.29 and a great looking morning. if you don't believe me, just take out that picture. look at that. my we love seeing that blue sky just a little bit of wind little breeze there to keep us cool. we love it you can see why we get so many exactly day star says that it's going to be a little cooler. actually this week, though, hyundai. yeah. and for today, remember got to dress for those micro climates too, because in the city like that, it's going to be nice and cool but he headed inland, particularly in contra, costa county. >> you know, those temperatures will be pumping up. words are going to see the middle to upper 80's in some spots today, but everybody's cooling off from monday into tuesday. so we'll have little bit of that flavor of late spring coming our way. >> as of right now plowed to re proud to report the fog is

now lifted off at half moon bay. look at that action going on there. so it's looking good. even at the coast. as remember, we have that onshore wind. it's going to be a bit on the chilly side for today. speaking of that fog returning tonight. yeah. a little bit of coverage. you can see as we start the day a little bit off to the east bay shoreline. but that will mix out pretty quickly. all right. for temperatures. we're looking at the lower 60's and 58 for freeman. 76 antioch 62 at this hour for livermore. but any house already racing ahead. big time. we're pretty close in terms of our temperatures compared to where we were this time from yesterday and look at your breakdown today 78 by 1 o'clock by 4 at 77. all i have your 4 zone forecast and then extended in just a bit martin. well. >> alright day. well, a big sign of things getting back to normal is what's happening today. the north bay as nascar is returning to sonoma raceway later today. it's going to be one of the largest sporting events in the entire state since the pandemic began. that's right. kron four's

camila barco joining us live now from the raceway with a look at the safety precautions in place. >> for the big crowds. as you can see, lots of people already gathered there camila wearing that mask la. >> morning. yeah, it's a big day for drivers, but also the band. if you look behind me, some of them just waiting to see those cars just get out of the come on to the raceway as they're also setting up their pit stops and i don't if you can hear behind me. but old cars are actually racing right now. drivers are just taking it all in as it is the first time for them to be back here in at least 2 years. the raceway hasn't even been able to host a race in about a year. but has these fans are here. they're going to have to follow safety protocols. as we talked about, they will have to wear that mask and they will also have to practice social distancing. this year may are they are doing and that mobile tickets instead of actual regular take it to

organizers have also allow people to buy cardboard forms of themselves. the place on the stand tonight caught up with some fans. talk about what it's like being back here at the raceway. >> i want to so happy. i want to just old members from years ago. for a new member is right in front of my eyes feels good i mean, only i again it's no mask. but it's so pretty nice to see people together. you i feel on tv, you get a better view of the race itself. but there's nothing like the experience of actually being here in person, cnn smelling it and. >> now as you can see there are still a few actually a lot of people have made their way their way here to the raceway. but the organizers are only allowed to have 33% of their capacity here. i am told that today's event is completely sold out and as marty said earlier, it's probably the

biggest sporting event since the pandemic, the gates opened at 08:00am but the race begins at 01:00pm. well, marty, back to you. >> alright camila, thanks for that report. >> as more people get the covid-19 vaccine traveling again is at the top of the list of a lot of to get back into it. one of the top destinations, of course. >> maui hawaii on our that's for sure. our travel enthusiast's dana redmond joins us now with what you need to know if you're considering making a trip like that. you know, dana leaving from california to go to hawaii usually a breeze. but there are a lot of hoops to jump through. now. >> there are a lot of hoops to jump through and what is important to understand is that those hoops are changing a lot from day to day. so you have to kind of stay up to date. that's just as important. there was a huge announcement going into the weekend. once the wind hit 60% vaccination. all you need to travel. there is your vaccination card in hand. once they hit you percent. all

those restrictions disappear. so we're definitely it's encouraging news. yeah. said, we don't know how this gun. so you need to be prepared at this point. why is as beautiful as ever. they are welcoming travelers maui. video was shot just a few weeks ago and kind of polly beach. it's stunning, but it's not the cure free travel that we may remember in the past reservations are recommended for everything from hotels to restaurants to tours activities. anything you can reserve. they're recommending. you do ahead of time. all of the stories we've heard about rental cars being hard to find an expensive. they're all they're all true. so you really it's never been more important to be organized and planned. and until hawaii hits that 60% vaccination rate. the current system to travel there

remains in place that has not changed. all travelers even if you're fully vaccinated, you have to register with the hawaii safe travels online system and submit a negative covid-19 test to a quarantine now, there are some steps it's doable, not there. just some details you need to be aware about. first of all, that covid-19 test. it must be a specific test. a nucleic acid amplification test for an ap test. the test must be administered by a trusted testing and travel partners. essentially what that means. you can't just go anywhere to get the test. you have to choose from a list of providers. the test also has to be done within 72 hours of the last leg of your flights to hawaii. and that's important to keep in mind. then after you get the test done, you kind of wait, maybe you cross your fingers a little bit, depending on where you got your test done. you

have to get the results from that test. uploaded before you get on the flight to go to hawaii. so there's definitely a little bit of room for some angst and uncertainty in the process. the easiest, most recipe stress freeway they've seen doing is at san francisco, san francisco international airport. there's a package in conjunction with the grand hyatt. there you get your test done at the international terminal. you get it back within an hour and then you spend the knowing that the next morning you're ready to go and get on that flight. but there's an extra cost. so that's important to keep in mind too. a little different than in the past what ever you route to get whatever route you take to get there. it's going to cost you a little bit more. most health insurance policies will cover a covid test its for travel. and so interesting because we used to get free covid tests and now they're get. yeah. anymore. >> and you know what, there are some instances that you can still find them for free. but what you need to be aware of is one. it needs to be a

test from one of those providers that are listed to need to be asking, you know, what's the turnaround time. how quickly these results coming back because if they coming too late, there's nothing you can this. you know, just can't stop now. again, this is all doable being but once you get there, you get there and you ok, this was this was all worth it was worth you know. met the people and talk to that when they jump in that water for the first time and there's more playing, they come face to face hurdle for first time and they go, ok, yeah. this is this is why i did this. it was it was worth it. absolutely. and it's important to keep in mind that once you're there, you're going to notice changes circling trips. this is terra they launch right off of the beach and kind of polly a lot less people on that death yeah, they're not now as many people at a time. that means a

couple things. it means it's going to be harder for you to get that spot again. that takes you back to that planning ahead. but it's a much more pleasurable experience when there's less of you in the water with those turtles or on the yeah or on the deck. so you are going to notice things like that. you know, that could be kind of the silver lining to all of this that maybe we see some of the numbers change in the way operators provide their services. daniel, would you recommend getting reservations here on the mainland before you even get to maui. >n absolutely. as soon as you those should be book knows reservations. and when i say booking those reservations, i mean, dinner. i mean, well, anything that you can book a reservation for i highly i mean, that's not to say you're not going to be able to do things when you're there. but if you don't want to wait in lines. your best bet is booking those reservations. great okay. any. and it's also

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profits go back to nonprofit organizations on the island. absolutely. the company was founded with the purpose to give back there's another great reason to think about visiting somewhere. also did a little work as well. >> know life again, there's a lot of new great stuff to do as i spent one of my days on my trip. not us why i this is part of what's called them a llama. hawaii program milan a means to care for. and essentially it's a group of nonprofits that are making volunteer options easily available to visitors. now, ok, i know we eating may not sound what you want to do on your vacation. but we learned so much in between pulling those weeds about some native hawaiian culture that we wouldn't have gotten anywhere else. this is for us. that is strictly endemic and native plants. we've got to see plans

that some people will never see any other time. we learned about the benefits. what they were use for. it was just a really great opportunity that i don't think you would have come by another way. yeah. and an added incentive to all of this part of why program a lot of hotels if you spend a day volunteering and giving back their offering some really nice incentives like 3rd night free at the yeah, exactly. you know, discounts on food and beverage that type of thing. so ally really has decided they're trying to involve everyone in their culture. there's a lot of opportunities want to learn and to give back. so it's hard to go wrong. >> dana, you have given us everything we need to know. i feel like we're all so much more prepared now to get on that plane and head to >> absolutely. lots of good things waiting for you again. lots to do to get there. right. let's really and you know, think about all the things you have to talk about when you get fewer people. dana, thank you so much. it's

great to see you again. welcome back. thank you. thank you so much. talk to you soon. be

>> good morning. welcome back. time to talk weather and what a beautiful start to the day. yeah. give a start to the week for sure. dave says it's going to be little cool later this week, though, yeah, we start next week. temperatures will backtrack a little bit, but there were covered by the time we finish off this week and maybe might be seeing some rain trying to work their magic there to look at this half moon bay getting some

blue. and here finally, but still a chilly breeze. so a plan accordingly to that, even though the sunshine will be on pou. it will still be a bit on the cool side that will usher in just a little bit of fog by tomorrow morning. not a lot with the cool down. you can see it up in tahoe. look at this from 70 to 61 tuesday. wednesday. 54 although conditions remain mostly sunny this little system up towards the north will usher in a cooler air mass will negotiate through current number 76 racing ahead for any off. most of the readings are in the 60's around the bay except along the coast. let's go through look at what the week looks like towards the end of the yeah, we back track again and some models are indicating a chance of seeing some rain, others decoupling from. that's what we tweak little closer to put that all together. 4 zone forecast for today. 67 san francisco around 60 at the coast upper 50's. looks like 60's going on along the bay side of the peninsula with 70's to the south like palo alto, santa clara valley near about 84 most readings here, although 83 for morgan hill

mid 70's along the east bay shoreline 82 off their livermore 84 for walnut creek 86 conquer. but by tomorrow those will be in the 70's. 70. speaking of which along the east bay shoreline a chilly 67 85 and about an 87 going on for santa rosa. but the beaches, of course, still down in the 50's 7 day forecast. there's the drop from monday, tuesday with some scattered clouds recovering a little bit as we finish off the week. let's hope that some rain by next weekend. >> well, it is inimitable it is original. it is hamilton and it's back in san francisco for a four-week run at the orpheum theater. the curtains will lift for the first time since the pandemic on august 10th tickets went on sale last wednesday and there's still availability for pretty much every shows us some good stuff here to give us the scoop on hamilton and all things broadway sf or christopher henry young and scott cain, you guys. thank you so much for joining me. christopher

going to start with you because you're one of the faces folks are going to see on stage. one of the voices they're going to hear during hamilton. you've been with the company. performing hamilton since it got here. the san francisco in 2019 talking about how excited you are to get back on stage. so i i can really put it into words. i mean, for a lot of people. the past year has presented challenges that no one was really prepared for and theater has always been my safety, my comfort. it's the place i feel most comfortable. most stays. and so to be able form something as iconic as hamilton diet. not well, i can tell you're smiling so big. this morning. you you're a swing role. i'm pretty familiar with what that is. i do with us being in my family. so i know about swing roles and how many you, you know, many rolls. you have to learn how many lines you have to memorize. >> talk to folks about why your role is so unique and what they can expect from you. yes. so our role, the role of

stand by. an understudy were all created to make sure that that saying of the show must go on is always true. it's helping the audience always get the performance that they paid for and that they expect. and so i cover all 6 of the mail on sample man. i learned all 6 of their vocal parts theirelines, their individual movement. i have my own set of 6 different costumes and any time that someone's out, whether they're ill, whether they have a planned vacation. >> if there is mental health day, whatever those circumstances may be myself and about 4 other male offstage swings are prepared to go on stage at a moment's notice. i was known in our company has to be on show sling because of how often i wound up going on the show after it already begun. i've made a career out of spring. it's something i've done on broadway in all open tree of different theaters. so as our company some of the newer to not only hamilton but also swinging. we're still learning some of the rules. i was a little bit more practice and just knowing how to get in there and go for it. so it was a little understandable why i was the go to for those mid show moments. but, so so in

terms of of the characters like that's when role is that for like john lawrence in lafayette and those guys. it's for samuel c breach. charles all the ensemble feature matter are the ones that i covered. there's a road called stand by that covers. the hamilton for birds, the lafayette jefferson so that that's the distinct, a distinction between the principal roles and the ensemble roles. just to give people cut their bearings allstate. so what have you done. and i'm the type person that listens to hamilton and, you know, randomly to go to sleep some time to put on the album. i have. you just been listening to the music how you kept yourself. ready for this return to the stage. >> so part of it for me is mostly just been making sure that my like where athletes and people forget that sometimes just because of how exciting help really and how easy it is our job to make it look. but we're athletes. so the first thing i've been doing is making sure my whole facility is back up to be making sure that i'm back in the gym and conditioning my body. i wore my voice of every day. again, just to make sure that i'm ready to perform the

show. it shows a week and ha,ilton is also prepared to help us and support us and those efforts. so we're going to kind of have an uphill upfield journey in rehearsal. bill. start a little easier for us to make sure that we have both physical therapy and we have vocal warm-ups and physical at the beginning of every rehearsal to help us. everyone is well aware what this past year has been in that attempt to not judge anyone for how they've been able to survive and make it through hamilton's there to support. and that's one of the most impressive things about the plan to get us to begin again as our company manager or says right. and i love that saying begin to get there are things about how we before that left a little to be desired. as i industry at arts industry and so to begin again, people implemented new things like making sure our bodies are well. and so august 10th. that's the day the curtains go up, scott, you know, hamilton is the first show to come back to broadway, sf. you've got one more on the scheduled for later this year to talk to me just a little bit about the schedule. what you guys have planned for folks. >> yeah. you after a 17 month

in your we're back and there's no clear sign in our opinion. you know that san francisco is coming in live performance returning to our stages and there's no better show than so, you know that show will kick the reopening of the orpheum and then subsequently will have 11 productions between october 2021 and december of 2000, 22, which is pretty amazing. we went from 0 productions to 11 a little over a jesus christ superstar will be coming to san francisco in and that's followed by my fair lady. both of those shows were rescheduled a few times and are now and then we'll kick off our 2122 season with a christmas carol in december over the holidays and following a christmas, carol, have 6, 6 other per for

productions, moulin the prom to kill a mockingbird, a reimagined version of oklahoma, haiti's town and we're going to finish it off with a too proud. the life and times of the temptations and all of these productions you can find out more at broadway asked a u.s. f dot but we just we're just ecstatic. we can't wait to come back. definitely. i know capacity is probably limited in the theaters or anything audience members need to know before they buy their tickets and head on in there to enjoy these shows. >> you know, right now know our plan is to open at a 100% we're working with with the city and county of san francisco to develop safety that everyone who enters the theater must follow. the truth is we don't know what those guidelines are right now because they're changing but once we do have confirmation on what that looks like. we'll be sure to inform all of our customers and audiences so that they're aware that they can safely come to our theaters. and that's not just

for audiences with its performers, its cast, its crew, its its workers ushers ticket takers. everybody that's been off of the last 17 months. >> well, thank you guys so much for joining me this morning. again, we've got we'll have all the information on where you guys can get tickets again. but that's hamilton. dot broadway, sf dot com tickets on sale. now from about $49. and you know, the range goes up from there. gentlemen, thank you so much. chris break. a leg. >> thank you. thank you. we'll

>> we're enjoying this view. and with this view, we're going to say thank you for watching thanks for joining us this morning. omar i'm noelle bellow. thanks again for joining us. we'll see you next weekend here on the kron 4 weekend. morning news.

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