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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. happy new year to you. it is sunday january. second, we've got a lot to talk about this morning specifically some new numbers when it comes to covid-19. but first, we want to get you a check of your forecast because rain is coming back for us. dave spahr has got all the details. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. we are dealing with a really they feel like it's winter today. here's a live shot coming in from half moon bay as we see
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the sun start to join us. getting some of the light of day temperature check. not your imagination. yes, little bit of frost scraping might have to do to keep your car sitting in the shade. 27 for santa rosa at this hour. 34 for 41 san francisco and a lot of locations in the east bay not only in the 30's but conquered a 2932 with this hour for antioch. 28 livermore, typical cold air drainage. you can see checking in there. so with all that being said, we do have a freeze warning that's impacting in till 9 this morning of course, the me back off of that. a little bit of temperatures really start moving this morning. winds. not a lot of that, although you can sometimes get frost with a bit of a breeze. not much to report. there is a little wind picking up by tomorrow. however, looking at your day ahead will go out of the 30's into the 40's by 11. 2 o'clock, a cool 52, but at least everybody will see lots of sunshine today, however, into next week we go back into the rain game. we'll have more details on that in a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. the u.s. has set another record for covid
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cases for the first time during the pandemic, more than 2 million covid cases were confirmed in a single week that shatters the record of 1.7 million cases set in the first week of january. there were about as many cases nationwide this past week as there were in the entire month of november globally cases are up more than 60% over the previous week. now here at home, there's an effort to stop the covid-19 outbreak before it happens. the west contra costa unified school district is distributing thousands of at-home covid-19 test kits to students today. kron four's camila barco joining us live in the newsroom. camila this is so that kids and teachers don't come back to school tomorrow. unknowingly positive fright. >> that's correct. know students are back to school tomorrow after winter break. now some students and their families may have gathered for the holidays or gone on vacation. but the school district wants to make sure that its students are tested and have a negative covid test before they go back to the
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classroom. now this initiative comes after the rising covid cases that we've been seeing in the past few weeks. volunteers are planning to give out nearly 30,000 testing kits to families today. school officials recommend that students take that test before returning to school tomorrow. so students should take the test today. now after students take each test. school officials ask that you upload the results to the school district's online portal and it doesn't matter if it's negative or positive. but if it is positive school officials asked you notify your school as soon as possible. now west contra costa county students can get the testing kits at these locations on your screen today from 10:00am to 02:00pm kennedy high school and pinole valley high school. the sites are drive-thru only. so you must stay in your car and wear a mask as you get the testing kits, bring a student id or a print. now of the student ids number. now, again, volunteers
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are planning to give out nearly 30,000 testing kits to families this morning. noel and the asset people be patient because there might be a way for now. back to you. alright camila, thank you. >> for that information. meanwhile, over in san francisco, the union representing san francisco teachers is calling on their school district to make rapid take home tests available before they return to school tomorrow. district officials say covid testing has been available since last spring and they planned to make more testing sites available over the weekend. as for the take home tests. the district says it plans to wait until the end of the school week before handing out the kits provided by the state. the decision has san francisco supervisor. matt haney concerned. >> but the students and the staff will already have been in the school for an entire week before and so the result of that is that we may have some spread in the schools that could be prevented. >> the district says testing is just one part of its safety
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plan. leaders say they also use daily health screenings while on campuses and they encourage people to get themselves vaccinated and boosted. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news constant rain in the bay area helping with our drought conditions. we're taking a look at rain totals. plus, the bay area is remembering the life of oscar grant 13 years after his tragic death. stick with us from morning news continues after the break.
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>> welcome back. more rain is on its way to the bay area. but the rain we've already seen so far. >> is already making a big difference in our state drought conditions right now only a 3rd of the golden state is in extreme drought kron four's. amanda hari breaks down what the changes mean. >> the meteorologists. i spoke to said we're starting off the wet season in a good place. but he says we're definitely not out of the woods when it comes to the drought. >> it's a great start still have that for just one week separates these 2 maps from the u.s. drought monitor the one of the left is red signifying extreme or exceptional drought. the one on the right is much more
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orange showing significant improvement. certainly what period that we've really going back through of legal part of october and even heading into december. we've gotten quite a bit of rainfall. that's helped us out. a good deal. the state has improved from nearly 80% of it being an extreme or exceptional drought to just about 33%. it's both good and some other impacts as well. meteorologist with the national weather service. sean miller says, well, we need the waters. sometimes we get too much at once. you can see that here in this citizen video from oakland on christmas morning. it also resulted in snow that closed roads in the sierra nevada mountains. despite all this. all the state is still experiencing some level of drought. we still got to make up for how dry it's been over the past couple of years or so really need to keep that water flowing through you know, the remainder of the winter season so we can help to felton reservoirs. i did ask miller about what we should expect for the rest of the season. no
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real strong, clear signal on that just yet. miller tells me will likely have some showers in the coming days. he says they're going to be light. >> but you're going to want to keep your umbrella like this one here, handy in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> good advice there, amanda. that will be part of our forecast into next week. but for today. our hate those temperatures warm into the 50's with lots of sunshine going to take a look at your. >> a new year's forecast coming up in just
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>> welcome back. it is 7.13 on this sunday morning. that's your first sunday the new year. it's 2022. i accidentally thinking that its 2021 but we're having absolutely gorgeous sunrise. you can totally see that behind me. but i promise you that it's absolutely beautiful out there today. and today's the day to get out and be active, right, dave, because tomorrow that rain comes back from not mistaken. just pull the car over where the sun is saying get rid of that frost a little bit there. let mother nature visits to the work for you. >> it is breezy a little bit that something is going to be kind of a nice little breeze going on today. but tomorrow is actually build more windy
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able to show you that in a bit. but here's what we do have a little of the water colors for the sunrise. the golden gate bridge checking in this morning. this is what we're going to get for tomorrow. it's also going to be packaged in their reign. yeah, but as you probably heard from the report earlier, the intensity for the week ahead with rain coming and going. not going to be what we've seen from before. maybe this kind of a good thing to get more moderate types of rain just long as it keeps coming here. it doesn't hurt off and going into the season that way. temperature check for you. surprise. it's cold 27 up to santa rosa a lot of 30's across the board here in london. the east bay pick in those valleys. cold air drainage typical k sure how much winds what as cold air do. it's more dense as they go about their for greater cold air in your feet. same same program. 28 for livermore 29 for concord. 33. meanwhile, for oakland, not bad for today. enjoy the day ahead. a few little scattered clouds here to make note of then it gets interesting getting into monday. here are some showers coming down to the north bay. notice the intensity. not quite we've seen before, but everybody at least has a shot
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at some scattered showers today and then kind of remaining variable clouds in its wake. and that's the first of several look out for i did mention winds. let's get to that. a bit of a breeze today. sure. then it picks up tomorrow. so we'll have more of that kind of stormy like feel as we have winds. the notice are coming out of the south here. this particular case. in the advance of this next system. see the taper off a little bit as we get into tuesday are putting it all together. a frosty start. sunny cool into the afternoon with lower 50's. we're looking at then for this week considerable clouds monday, tuesday and friday are your shower days to look out for the week ahead. again, the intensity. no, we've experienced and sun and clouds mixture into next weekend. so it's time. just nice for the weekens. a kind of shut it off there for a couple of days for today. again, we've got mid 50's for much of the bay and you get out of the south bay. we're looking about 58. meanwhile for san jose a smile to cool how you want to phrase that because after all, it's now january knee deep here in the winter months. the wider
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look of everything going forward. we don't see a big breath of temperatures going on. but there is some variety here. mid-fifties cover the east bay shoreline. 51 of the santa rosa 58 meanwhile for san jose. now, of course. coming up, we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and the extended with the rain kind of coming and going for the week ahead. noel. thanks, dave. >> there have been thousands of flight cancellations and delays over the last couple of weeks during this holiday season. a lot due to the omicron variant creating havoc travelers and airlines. we're having to cobble together flight crews as infections are pilots and flight attendants. michael shure shows us how people are trying to get back home after the new year. >> i want to fly right now, new year, same frustrations. more travelers are facing delays and cancellations as they try to get back home from the holidays boarded the flight. >> on time. so that was great. and then set for our and then they decided we needed to
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deplane and then the flight was totally canceled. airlines canceled more than 2400 us flights saturday that's the highest single-day total since just before christmas. today's cancellations bringing the total since christmas eve to more than 13,000. according to tracking service flightaware. i find all look about like 8 o'clock at night. >> my place canceled. my plate and i have to new plate and i think they want to do tomorrow morning. i couldn't do >> airlines are blaming wintry weather and high numbers of sickouts due to the rising number of covid-19 infections around the country. chicago based united airlines says it had to scrap flights because of the spike in omicron cases southwest says winter weather is forcing it to suspend operations at airports in chicago. more than 40% of flights at o'hare were canceled and delta airlines projects 2 to 300 daily cancellations this weekend due
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to dangerous weather conditions and the covid surge, the faa warning of more cancellations over the next few days. >> this latest travel hiccup comes after widespread cancellations that lasted more than a week around the christmas holiday. >> a $10,000 reward is being offered right now for the return of a stolen french bulldog puppy. these are some photos of the puppy. investigators say thieves snatched rosie, the bulldog yesterday morning in san francisco near broaddrick and beech streets. detectives say someone in a silver chrysler 200 got out of the vehicle. and just took the leash right out of the hands of rosie's owner before dragging the puppy back into the car behind them. anyone with any details on this is asked to contact san francisco police. 13 years have passed since oscar grant was shot and killed by a former bart police officer at oakland's fruitvale station on new year's day was back in
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2000, 9 dozens spent par of their new year this year. remembering him out of a job. kron four's. gayle ong has that story. >> we made you what this space and this what we can come together and one of 4 and be our and brothers keeper. a prayer for oscar grant delivered by his mother 13 years to the day since his death in 2000, 10 1 to johnson started the oscar grant foundation, a nonprofit that works to bring law enforcement agencies and their communities together to prevent further violence each year. the community comes together to remember her son and your work is making a difference. >> can you feel change? >> and there's so much work to be done. that's why it's so important that we come here every year. every year. we never forget oscar. >> it was 1/1/2009 when grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland. the incident captured on cell
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phone video grand seen lying face down on the station platform was unarmed. the officer claimed to use his taser instead of his gun. he was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter back in august of last year. state attorney general rob bonta announced the department of justice will conduct its own independent review of the former bart police officer. we are standing here. i >> also speaking at the event, the mother of christopher jones, a 17 year-old boy who lost his life to gun violence on new year's eve in oakland in 2010, we have to step >> we've got to do what you gotta do. just the wind comes out 10 years, 11 years me to know parents have lost their 2 of 2530 years if you're not in this place, you would never understand. but what we want to do with too many 22 is make sure you don't stand in this time.
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>> a >> community ensuring oscar grant is not forgotten. gayle ong kron 4 news.
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>> 7.23 on this sunday morning. and the 100 33rd rose parade returned after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. megan tallies has all the highlights. >> the rose parade celebrating 133 years to say hello it. traveled 5 and a half miles down pasadena's colorado boulevard for the first time since 2020 added what is it about the rose parade that draws you to it every year. it very emotional, actually. >> we find >> you know, getting kind of teared up during the band's. and i think the enthusiasm in, you know, people. >> kind of going all out a 40 year. yeah, yeah. feels like that. now hope for happiness.
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>> the first day of its year means light. and are g. >> this year's theme dream believe achieve 3 simple words that mean so much. what do they mean to you. >> the weekly think like i mean, to believe that i can achieve my james. wait to jump into the new year. levar burton former 23 year host of 1980's pbs show reading rainbow a full time champion of children's literacy and this year's rose parade grand marshal. >> he tells ktla why the theme is right on point. my mother was a teacher. most of the people in my family or teachers. when i learned about the theme, the first thing i thought about was the impact that teachers have on our ability to do exactly that dream. >> believe in ourselves and and have the courage and the fortitude to go ahead and achieve what your heart's desires. country music artist
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jimmy allen an achiever recently crowned country music awards, best new artist of the year. kicking off this new year with the parade grand finale performance. the bloom is back again next year on monday, january 2nd. >> that was megan kelly is reporting 4.
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>> this is a look at this scene from superior, colorado. last week. thursday as wildfires and high winds in colorado came as a surprise to many residents there are some were caught inside stores in superior, colorado, where the winds and the flames rose forcing a rushed evacuation into the parking lot. drove off. next to some wind whipping a colorado officials says nearly 1000 homes were destroyed. hundreds more were damaged last week. 3 people still missing after a wildfire charred numerous neighborhoods in a suburban area at the base of the rocky mountains. meanwhile, in parts of southern kentucky. residents believe it was a tornado that may have caused some sporadic damage over there. this was
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the scene in hopkinsville where which is which was under a tornado warning by the national weather service. some damage was also reported in bowling green where kroger foods store and a hobby lobby store sustained some damage. the storms did move in quickly. there have not been any reports of anyone being injured. this, of course comes after the violent long-track tornado that moved across western kentucky back on december 10th which cause some catastrophic damage to the town of mayfield and dawson springs. so definitely folks there in kentucky don't want to be dealing with. welcome back in the proper morning news at 7.30 on this sunday morning it's pretty cold out it's beautiful. the sun has come up. >> it's giving us a lovely blue sky sunshiny day, but it's cold there's wind and there's rain on our way. hey, dave. >> hey, noel says i swallowed the and morning. there are no well, i'm all choked up. by
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the way, the storms. that's a little bit more typical to see in may. you see that kind of stuff in the winner tuesday for. off of mexico in the southeast of that stuff tends to pop what's happening on the home front. here's the water colors for you as we see the sun start to join us a little bit here is the 80's off towards the distance. our future. this nice little of a line up to the north, although it won't be as potent a rain event as we've seen from before when a plot that out for you coming up in just a bit see what i'm talking about. as far as freezing. yeah, we have a freeze warning that's in place until 9 this morning covers a big chunk up here in the north bay off to the east bay. the delta and also in some of those valleys of the tri valley, for example, in the east bay and a little pocket down to the south to only be folks out either in the south bay. this again until 9 o'clock temperatures tell the tale look at this right about freezing 32 for antioch. 29 going on for concord. 28 for livermore by the way, will side event. james webb space telescope on the hot side.
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it's actually warmer than this going on. so it's a cold morning to get things started. all right. for the day ahead. we've got 47 going on by leavened by 2 o'clock. we're at 53. temperatures going to be much the same. it looks like for the week ahead. but again, rain coming and going in this program again will plot out for you along with the 4 zone forecast to go. well, thanks, dave. >> people all across the entertainment world and beyond. we're sad to hear about the death of betty white, a legend of film and television. she was also one of the best loved celebrities as the world mourns the loss of a true hollywood hero. sam rubin brings us a look at her life and legacy. >> you >> any why didn't just get better with age. she got funnier and raj here. >> i have loved pink's hot dogs for ever and ever. so when they said they were going well, that's i'm seeing when
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>> do you think you can get away with it 80 by wooden road or at that he was born in illinois. 1922, or family moved to los angeles during the great depression. >> after graduating from beverly hills high school, but he began performing on radio and the experimental new medium of television, gentleman is of the month soon after she became one of the first bona fide tv stars. she acted in produced the hit 1950 show life with elizabeth which earned her the first of more than half a dozen emmy awards in 1952. she then moved on to star in date with the angels. all >> you in the 1970's white was introduced to a new generation of fans with her emmy winning run. >> on the mary tyler moore show and me and then stick a stock the fact that we love
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each other and we have always gotten along. >> just think of one of those shows where we don't been any fun at the age of 63 white landed. one of her biggest career breaks starring on the hit. nbc show the golden girls. thank you. from the show earned white another emmy and 2 golden globe nominations and introduced her to yet another new generation of things. >> i hate doing most after a trying to find your underwear in the big >> after story of a popular snickers commercial fans launched a facebook campaign to get her to host saturday night live in 2010 it worked. and she became the oldest and one of the best hosts in snl history. >> campaign to get me to host saturday night live. i didn't know what facebook and know that i do know what it is. i have to say it sounds like a
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huge waste of >> white parlayed that hosting gig into a starring role in the tv land show hot in cleveland, which one or another and the end to sag awards. i am now in addition to acting that he has served as the ambassador for animal rights. donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to the la zoo, perhaps the only thing she enjoyed more than helping animals was being in front of the camera. and when i asked her what kept her going after 8 decades in hollywood. she said it was the internal joy and gratefulness for her career. i've been around so long. they can't get rid of 3 years is a long time would live or green. >> that 90 years old and still be. privilege to be asked to do stuff. and i i am i don't take it for granted. a taste. every of them.
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>> i think there really was a collective gasp when you've got the alert that she had passed away social media has been flooded with reactions to her passing her costar from the proposal hilarious movie with ryan reynolds. he tweeted earlier saying, quote, the world looks different now. she was great at defying expectation. she managed to grow very old and somehow not old enough will miss you. buddy. now you know, the from fellow actors to the white house. president biden. sharing his admiration for betty white writing betty white brought a smile to the lips of generations of americans. she's a cultural icon who will be sorely missed. jill and i are thinking of her family and all those who loved her this new year's eve. so rest in peace, betty white, who you definitely gave us laughs for years to come. stick with us. cropper warning is. we'll be
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right back. welcome back. 7.39
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on this sunday morning. an example of the new challenges being created by the omicron variant is the fact that
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pediatric hospitalizations continue to rise in cities across the united states in california. 80 covid-19 infected children were admitted to the hospital on the week of december. 20th through the 26th on vaccinated. kids still are more likely to have issues with the disease that require hospitalization kids under the age of 5. still don't have a vaccine available to them. experts say they hope high vaccination rates in some areas will help curb the spread. a 4th covid-19 vaccine could get authorization for emergency use here in the united states as early as next month's novavax submitted its final data to the fda on friday. the vaccines derived from the spike protein pulled from the very first rain of the novel coronavirus a late stage trial showed it was more than 90% effective against a variety of covid variants, including delta. but the maryland based company is still working to develop a
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vaccine specifically 4th the omicron variant dave. okay. with the frost. that means clear skies were happening overnight and they continue through today with the generally speaking, mostly sunny skies will be into the mid-fifties. a look at that. 4 zone forecast in the extended rain coming and going. the kron 00:00am morning news. >> continues.
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>> welcome back. 7.43 here on this sunday morning. trying to get you ready for another wet week ahead. dave spahr has got all the details on when that rain is going to come into the bay area. hey, good morning to welcome morning, everybody. in the rain is going to be a part of this forecast into next week. only thing is the intensity won't be as grand as what we've seen from before. but we had a good dosing already. so long as we keep it calm. and that's good news. even also a nice sunday before we get there. lots of sunshine with clear skies to give us the frost this morning. >> sun is just starting to filter into portions of the east bay shoreline. temperature. check. still a cold 27 up there to santa rosa livermore. 28 32 antioch resting right there at the freezing mark with some 30's on the east bay shoreline like freeman 3033, for example, in oakland. what's going to
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happen up in the mountains. it looks like to going get some more snow going on here. both on monday and tuesday taking a breather on wednesday. but there is a winter weather advisory still being posted until 7 on tuesday. but coupled with this will be a high wind watch. as you can see, no high wind watch means the likelihood that that may be upgraded to a high wind warning and expecting winds to become in some locations. hurricane strength. so if you have maybe the week off or something and jump up there home. maybe snow won't be your biggest problem but will be winds going forward. look at futurecast for today looks pretty good. a few little scattered clouds thrown in there. but here comes that first opportunity for rain on monday. it's kind of scattered about here. again, you can see the intensity not as great as we've been through and a little bit is expected on tuesday. here's the bigger plan, though that's early in the week. a little break. but on tuesday, wednesday, maybe a break cooking in here and then by friday, one last hit. and then we take kind of a breather into the weekend. but notice how the pattern of a lot of this is going on. it's now shifting a little north.
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that's kind of an ominous way. we've been seeing a lot of these winter storms in previous years that gave us the ground to begin with. where rainfall amounts were somewhat modest as it was going up and around us. but we've got a good dosing dust far. so as long as we keep the general trend, we should be in better shape. 54 san francisco and mid to lower 50's along the coast. not a lot of mercury moving even with all of a sudden we have today looks like mid 50's also down to the south in the south bay. we're also looking at some frost this morning 58 for san jose 57 santa clara cupertino 56 mid 50's east bay shoreline also tri valley. remember, those numbers are pretty cold this morning. the climb for the freezing mark up to the 50's. so that's a lot of work there. 52 for a walnut creek, 51 for berkeley, but they hold 5149 fairfield and napa sonoma. 51 going on for santa rosa rain jumping in and out of this forecast will be most apparent on monday, tuesday. kind of a breather wednesday a little bit more is expected into friday. we should hold nicely into the weekend and our lows. meanwhile, not too
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bad into the 40's and even some 50's along the coast. >> for your health this morning making new year's resolutions their tradition for many people. but the reality is only 8% of people will actually achieve those resolutions. 80% of these resolutions fail by the month of february. if your new year's resolutions have been a source of failure year after year. our health expert walk is here. she's going to give us some helpful tips to make them stick in 2022 karen, thank you so much you know, helping us kind of frame some sort of habits making sure that we stick to these new year's resolutions. mine always fail one of the 80%. yes, i i maybe i try too hard. i don't know. this if if anyone was watching our new year's eve show. we air different resolutions that all of us here at kron. 4 have
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mine is budget you know, financially because that's right. tend to have a lot of issues. i i am haven't started anything just yet to try and do that, but maybe after today and these tips will be able to. what's the first step. karen. >> the first one is to get 7 hours of sleep. and i say that because you cannot form new habits when you're tired, period. it just doesn't work. so getting 7 hours. preferably 7 hours of uninterrupted sleep. but here's what happens. your brain sees habits. so that it doesn't have to work so hard. think about the time when you first learned had to brush your teeth and all those steps involved in brushing your teeth. and then now you don't even have to think about it. so the brain works that way seesehabits so that it doesn't have to work is hard and it can store information for other things and it could move on. but when you're tired,
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those habits, while they're always they're they're never going to be extinguished. they're always kind of lurking in the background. so when you're really tired, it's going to want to follow the path of least resistance and usually it's that those old established habits. so sure if your brain is going to want to resist change. it likes routine. so in order to create a new routine. you need to be full of energy. yeah. and not worn out. it all starts with sleep. i think a really good tip here that you have be specific, which i think sometimes people are little broad about their resolutions. we're saying definitely got to be specific this year. >> yeah, because lot resolutions fail because they're just too and when they're vague, they don't really promote commitment. you know, one thing i often here as well. i'm going to exercise more this year. well, you know, instead say, ok, i'm going to exercise monday. wednesday friday. 30 minutes on the treadmill 3 miles an
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hour. etcetera etcetera something very specific because when you just say i'm an exercise more. you can easily say, today is not that day. i'm going to exercise more. so it's easy to to fall back. and so be very specific and what you want to do. so i guess with a if you have like a financial resolution like i do maybe set a number for how much you want to save. >> per week or per month. something like that. >> yeah. and also be very specific on what days you're going to review your budget. so okay. >> specifics it says also monitoring your progress is really good. yes. monitoring your progress because progress is a positive reward. whether you're moving forward and you might have some slips backwards. but it still you're progressing towards your goal. >> and the brain likes reward because it sees reward as well
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when it's when something very positive it's getting rewarded, then it's going to know which habits it wants to repeat, ok, so make sure you're you're embracing everything i feel more energetic i'm making more money i just feel like i'm i'm more accomplished. those are all rewards positive rewards in the brain like and also this next one committing to 30 days basically giving yourself just smaller time increments as opposed to looking at the year as a whole right. >> yeah. for for 2 reasons. you know, you want to take that 365 days and and put it into a doable chunk of 30 days. but i also. >> suggest committing for 30 days every day. so whether it's exercising managing your budget. you look at it every single day. you don't have to do it with the same intensity every single day but just do it every single day because the goal is consistency okay.
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and of one thing here, i would really like you say own it becauae a lot of times you kind of maybe said a resolution based on what someone else wants you to do and you got to do something for yourself here. >> yes, that really is resolution is at somebody else's city or so. and this is where i say watch your language and when somebody else as well, you know, you need to lose weight or this in and you're always saying i need to i should do this and and that doesn't mean that you own it. someone else putting some parameters on you. so instead say i want to exercise. i want to manage my money, better. yeah, it is. i want to not i need to i have to so watch your language sorry, shut. okay. thank you. thank for that. and finally keep it simple. >> i think that's something we can take in every aspect of our lives. keep it simple. >> that's right. because we get so enthusiastic the beginning of the year and and
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sometimes those those goals and resolutions are little bit complicated. so, you know, keep it simple of its riding your bike every day. don't don't tell yourself. let me to go right on the iron horse trail every day because that reqpires loading up your bike and do and that. but instead of just get on your bike and ride around the neighborhood. so just keep those thing says simple because that will make it sustainable well. and with all of these it really does show that. >> even if you've failed in the past, it's never a bad idea to make a resolution each year. >> that's right. because that these resolutions usually. >> they're more about improving yourself and and that keeps you positive it also gives you some sense of hope and optimism. always a good thing to set some new resolutions every year. all right, thank you so much for joining us this morning. happy new year to you. that same to you to know. well, we'll see you next week. all right. that they will be right back. still
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ahead here in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. thousands of covid-19 test kits are being given away today in the east bay. >> we've got a live report on how this is going help schools avoid an outbreak following
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winter break. plus, a bystander catches the beginning moments of the marshall fire not knowing what the video would foreshadow in the near future.
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>> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday january. 2nd, we're 2 days into 2022 and we're starting off with some sunshine. as you can see right behind kron four's dave spahr has got a little bit more detail, though, because the sunshine is not going to be staying around for much longer. this week. we have more rain coming our way. that is correct. good morning. welcome morning, everybody. and we're looking at sunshine filling up the east bay shoreline as well. you know, the clear skies overnight. >> give us the cold temperatures the frost radiational cooling, all that stuff now we're going to be warming up to the 50's. but he's turned the rain off for just a day before it returns tomorrow. 30's cover good piece of the board here. as you can see, 26 still santa rosa 28 for livermore. again, that cold air drainage factor member colder zdan. so it falls dawn of the valleys with to get, you know, get a whole lot way of winds, but that's up to 28 for palo alto in 33 for san jose. so in other spots we don't always see it. it's quite cold this morning to fremont checking in the 30's as well. so we do still
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have the freeze warning in place for another hour. technically noting it's covering the valleys off to the east bay. santa clara valley and they're 2 and up to the north bay as well. we're tracking the winds not a lot of that. that allowed those temperatures to fall nicely overnight for today will warm up to the 50's generally speaking up with the bias on more sun, although a couple scattered clouds and maybe some haze in the afternoon. then tomorrow. yes, the rain returns. but the deal is this week. all the rain will be in and out of the forecast. it won't have quite the intensity. a previous systems will be projecting all that coming up in a bit. well, thanks, dave. >> the u.s. has set another record for covid cases for the first time during the entire pandemic more than 2 million covid cases were confirmed in a single week that shatters the record of 1.7 million cases that was set in the first week of january 2021 there were about as many cases nationwide. this past week as there were in the entire month of november globally cases are up more than 60% over the
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previous week. of course, many people have been gathering over the holidays. some here at home in an effort to stop a covid-19 outbreak before it happens. the west contra costa unified school district is distributing thousands of at-home covid-19 test kits to students today kron four's camila barco joining us live in the newsroom. camila, this is also the teachers or students don't come back to school tomorrow unknowingly positive right. that's cracking all students are going back to school after winter break. and like you said, there's some students and families that may have gathered for the holidays or. >> even gone on vacation. so the school district wants to make sure that its students are tested and how the negative covid test before they go back to the classroom. volunteers are planning to give out nearly 30,000 at home. testing kits to families today west contra, costa county students can get the testing kits at these locations on your screen. the distribution is happening today from 10:00am to 02:00pm
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and you can get them at kennedy high school and pinole valley high school. the sites are drive-thru only so you must stay in your car and wear a mask as you get the testing kits and also bring make sure to bring a student id or a print. now of the student ids number. now this initiative comes after the rising covid cases that we've been seeing in the past few weeks. school officials recommend that students take the test before returning to school tomorrow. so students should take the test today after students take each test. school officials ask that you upload the results to the school district's online portal and it doesn't matter if it's negative or positive. but if it is positive school officials asked you notify your school as soon as possible. again, noel volunteers are planning to get out nearly 30,000 test kits to families this morning. it's a lot so they asked that you be patient when you're in line because there might be a way. noel, back to you. alright
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camila. >> thank you for that. we up in marin county, students and teachers receive theirs before they went to the holiday break in san francisco. the union representing teachers there is are calling on their school district to make rapid tests available before they return to school as well. district officials say covid testing has been available since last spring. they did plan on making more testing sites available over the weekend. but when it comes to take home tests. the district doesn't plan to give any of those out until the end of the school week. those tests are going to be provided by the state. the decision, though, has san francisco supervisor matt haney a bit concerned. >> but the students and the staff will already have been in the school for an entire week before and so the result of that is that we may have some spread in the schools that could be prevented. >> the district says testing is just one part of its safety plan, though they do plan on using daily health screenings like they've been doing and they do encourage people to
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get themselves vaccinated and boosted. more rain is on the way to the bay area. the rain we've already seen is making a big difference in the state's drought conditions right now, only a 3rd of the golden state is still in an extreme drought kron four's amanda hari breaks down the changes. the meteorologists. i spoke to said we're starting off the wet season. >> in a good place. but he says we're definitely not out of the woods when it comes to the drought. >> it's a great start still have that for just one week separates these 2 maps from the u.s. drought monitor the one of the left is red signifying extreme or exceptional drought. the one on the right is much more orange showing significant improvement. certainly what period that we've really going back through of legal part of october and even heading into december. we've gotten quite a bit of rainfall. that's helped
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us out. a good deal. the state has improved from nearly 80% of it being an extreme or exceptional drought to just about 33%. it's both good and some other impacts as well. meteorologist with the national weather service. sean miller says, well, we need the waters. sometimes we get too much at once. you can see that here in this citizen video from oakland on christmas morning. it also resulted in snow that closed roads in the sierra nevada mountains. despite all this. all the state is still experiencing some level of drought. we still got to make up for how dry it's been over the past couple of years or so really need to keep that water flowing through you know, the remainder of the winter season so we can help to felton reservoirs. i did ask miller about what we should expect for the rest of the season. no real strong, clear signal on that just yet. miller tells me will likely have some showers in the coming days. he says they're going to be light. but you're going to want to keep your umbrella like this one here.
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>> handy in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news investigators trying to figure out what started a massive fire in colorado. what a bystander says he saw when those flames first erupted. and betty white's death heading home for a bay area drag queen why he says she was an inspiration.
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>> well, betty white's death is being felt here at home. the golden girls lived drag show has been a longtime san francisco tradition and it wrapped up just a week ago at the victoria theater kron four's. gayle ong talked with one of the actors who played whites hit character rose. >> you know exactly how you feel. she's really part of my life and having all of a sudden is heartbreaking darcy drawing or played betty white's beloved character rose nylund for 7 years in the draft version of the golden girls really gotten to know. >> her as an actress and i've lived with her my whole life and growing up with mary tyler moore show 2 lives i even shared the same birth date drawling or is the owner of oasis nightclub in san francisco. any producer and director of the live
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adaptation. i was really angry. the golden girls lived has been a san francisco tradition since 2000, 7. >> the show just wrapped a week ago at victoria theater the tv legend died friday just days before her 100 birthday. >> drawing or never got the chance to meet fight but says rather than being said, i want to be inspired and how i can be a little more like betty white walking through the world. a true original amazing master comedians. >> it's tough. but the live show will go on drilling or says next year's performance will feature strong betty white episodes. >> it's a joy to do people love that and all 4 of those women's more master comedians. and betty white was the very last one lives. so we've lost the final golden girl. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> i think we all go. go for love story 49 in high noon. it looks like by this afternoon. still scattered clouds into the lower 50's as we shake off the morning frost. >> and cold temperatures are
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forecast is next for morning news continues.
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>> welcome back. it is 8.14 on this sunday morning. it's time for another check of our forecast as we are going to hopefully enjoy this and what the jacket because it's still
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chilly out before the rain comes back to the bay area heyday a good well, good morning, everybody. and yes, and we will see for today as we take a little break of the rain shower action that will see in the next week. got some blue skies off to the distance here. but a little bit of a breeze notice by the flag. >> we're going to pick that up a little bit more. so tomorrow night. here it is. this is what our future is tomorrow. but today we get a nice little break here of sunshine temperature. check for you with those clear skies overnight. they fell as you can see, 26 up santa rosa 28 livermore. those are some of the outliers. but elsewhere we see plenty of 30's on the board i'm coming in about 41 now. san francisco in the little recovery starting to take hold as the sun joins us, heading over to future cast for a few scattered clouds to make note of in the afternoon. sure. but it's not till tomorrow that some rain starts to develop. it will be up in the north bay. so for the morning commute probably won't be much of a player because as will develop later on during the day and start to reach other areas of the bay by the afternoon overnight, as you can see into tuesday. so monday, tuesday kind of
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unsettled with this rain moving through. but as you can see amounts very light compared to what we had from previous rain events. another feature that will come with this probably more noticeable. we, the winds breezy today. but then tomorrow by high noon. you can see a strong southerly wind here. an approach of that next system. so we'll have it into the approaching about the 20's. it looks like starting the high teens. so it'll be a breezy monday afternoon lingering a little bit to the late night hours. so putting it all together here for today. we've got a frosty start. sunny cool afternoon lower 50's expected for highs. only thing is you don't notice the lows will be as nasty. they'll be a little bit more mild because we have moisture playing in here. considerable clouds. it looks like for this week with monday, tuesday and friday put the days as shower days. it looks like and then into next weekend, sun and clouds mixture still winter's chill. so we're not going to move the temperatures that much staying in the 50's department like this. 58 san jose. little bit of a warm-up for you, folks. also into that freeze warning this morning. 51 antioch
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expected for a high of 54 for livermore up to the north bay scratching to about 50. but we'll get more into the weeds on this in your 4 zone forecast. and check out those systems coming all next week. well. >> well, this was the smoky scene in superior colorado as a raging wildfire came as a surprise to shoppers at this store. they were forced to evacuate into the parking lot where you can see it was just covered in thick heavy smoke. a colorado officials says nearly 1000 homes were destroyed. hundreds more were damaged by the marshall fire. 3 people remain missing after that fire charred numerous neighborhoods in a suburban area at the base of the rocky mountains last week. of course, this is all happening in the middle of a cold winter where freezing temperatures and ice now actually cover the rubble left behind from the marshall fire. rachel skytta
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has reaction from residents returning home. >> and the wind is so strong a scary sight along highway 93 that somebody is. that soon turned to terror. i had no idea how. >> the fire could have. then on john sub cota captured what appears to be a shed on fire near the intersection of eldorado springs drive. this was thursday in the area where the marshall fire was first reported and not long after firefighters got the first call that first i thought, well, that's that's a big fire. and that recording. he kept recording as the fire took off to the east. that's within 2 minutes. 3 minutes taking over towns and forcing 10's of thousands out of their homes. he had no idea how much damage the stay would bring who would have known that. i would i would have been recording. this video that
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would mark such a devastating now a very different scene at that same intersection, eldorado springs drive closed heading east with a line of unmarked vehicles along the road. the sheriff's office vehicle blocked the driveway leading to that shed, which is now just a piece of twisted metal sticking out from the snow. i'm not have no work. it's just. very sad in boulder county. rachel skytta reporting. in other national news residents in parts of southern kentucky believe a tornado touched down and caused some sporadic damage on new year's day. take a look. >> this is from hopkinsville. the area was under a tornado warning by the national weather service. some damage was reported in bowling green as well at a kroger food store and hobby lobby. there. the storms did move out quickly. there have not b4en any reports of anyone being
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injured. but this does come after the violent long-track tornado that moved across western kentucky back on december 10th that will of course, cause catastrophic damage in the towns of mayfield and dawson springs. back here in california. and southern california. some developing several beaches are still closed today after 7 million gallons of untreated sewage spilled into a channel that flows into the los angeles harbor. according to the city of long beach a 48 inch sewer main line failed on thursday. among the beaches close our rancho palos verde ce beach add a portuguese bend royal palm beach, white point beach wilder addition park beach. at that point from an and caprio beach. >> they were just cleaning recently in carson at this time in a judge just kids couldn't keep constantly happening. >> well, i think it's unfortunate is the spill. but you got to listen to the authorities and down a lot and
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i've gotten sick surfing. there is a sewage bill. >> a los angeles county supervisor is now calling for a full-scale investigation into the spill right now. there's no word how long those beaches will remain closed. tnt and verizon are scheduled to fire up their 5 g services on tuesday. but the u.s. transportation secretary and the faa. >> want to start up delayed for up to 2 weeks near airports transportation chief pete buttigieg and steve dickson of the faa are concerned the 5 g signals could interfere with aircraft electronics, a u.s. trade group representing major passenger and cargo airlines is also requesting the government halt deployment of 5 g near the airport's. stick with us more news continues after the break. welcome back.
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8.24 on this sunday morning in the 100 and 33rd rose parade return to this year after being canceled in 2021 due to the pandemic. megan tallies has all the highlights for us. >> the rose parade celebrating
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133 years to say hello it. traveled 5 and a half miles down pasadena's colorado boulevard for the first time since 2020 added what is it about the rose parade that draws you to it every year. it very emotional, actually. >> we find >> you know, getting kind of teared up during the band's. and i think the enthusiasm in, you know, people. >> kind of going all out a 40 year. yeah, yeah. it feels like that. now hope for happiness. >> the first day of its year means light hold. and are g. >> this year's theme dream believe achieve 3 simple words that mean so much. what do they mean to you. >> the weekly think like i mean, to >> believe that i can achieve my james. wait to jump into the new year. levar burton
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former 23 year host of 1980's pbs show reading rainbow a full time champion of children's literacy and this year's rose parade grand marshal. he tells ktla why the theme is right on point. my mother was a teacher. most of the people in my family or teachers. when i learned about the theme, the first thing i thought about was the impact that teachers have on our ability to do exactly that dream. >> believe in ourselves and and have the courage and the fortitude to go ahead and achieve what your heart's desires. >> country music artist jimmy allen an achiever recently crowned country music awards, best new artist of the year. kicking off this new year with the parade grand finale performance. the bloom is back again next year on monday, january 2nd. >> that was megan tallies reporting for us. always really fun to watch all those floats go by. stick with us. comfort morning news is that continuing after the break with california superintendent
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saying covid-19 testing is going to be the norm as long as the virus sticks around. >> why he says it's important to students get tested before they head back to school tomorrow.
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>> good sunday morning.
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welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. happy new year to you. we are starting off with another sunny beautiful day. a little chilly out there. those you're definitely want to layer up don't put away that umbrella. if you did put it away, get it back out because tomorrow the rain's coming for us all day. >> yeah, it looks like it. and we'll see you all next kind of coming and going to the forecast period won't be as intense as what we've already seen, though. that's the good news. enjoy the sunday, though, with lots of sunshine, even though it is a bit on the chilly side, east bay shoreline starting to get lit up here. also to mention to the king tides will be active again and that will be until about 10 o'clock on monday. it looks like so that peaks for the high tides around 10 or 00:00am morning and don't forget at night, too. where is where we'll reach those peaks going on. so if you're near water where you tend to get a little flooded by the king tides will caution there for parking lots and that sort of thing. here's the cloud sector. that kind of outlines our system on the call. the storm system, but it will be rain coupled with some winds for your monday spreading
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monday night into tuesday. what we're dealing with in the immediate future, however, is the freeze warning this is waning, but it will be around for another half hour or so. technically covering up in the north bay, the inland valleys and also in the santa clara valley to were 33 in san jose 31 for fremont. 28 palo alto and for livermore, as you can see. so a couple cold spots still hanging on even santa rosa at 26 as we start to scratch and some 30's here and 41 for san francisco the day ahead. it's called about 49 by high noon in the afternoon will be some high cloudiness to make note of a touch. kind of the indication of the next system that's due here at 51 at 3 will go in a plot for you. the next bouts of rain were looking for which again will be as intense of some systems. we've seen previously noel, thanks, dave. >> new this morning police in valais are investigating a deadly fiery new year's day crash. police say 2 people were killed last night just before 9.30 and that crash on shasta street in valais. whoa.
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they did not say exactly what happened. but police say there was just one vehicle involved that vehicle was fully engulfed in flames when officers arrived on scene. police say they found the 2 people in the vehicle after the fire was put out the crash remains under investigation. taking a look at tomorrow. deliberations in the elizabeth holmes trial are set to continue jurors left the federal courthouse in san jose wednesday afternoon after failing to reach a unanimous verdict today. then took of course the holiday off. but they will be back homes being charged with 9 counts of fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy. she's accused of defrauding investors out of 155 million dollars while she was ceo of her blood testing company theranos holmes faces 20 years in prison if she's convicted. as the omicron variant continues to surge. state officials are trying to get students back to school safely this week. governor newsome
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announcing that 6 million at-home covid tests would be distributed to public and charter school students. the state superintendent was in alameda county, distributing those free tests. kron four's amanda hari explains his message to parents and students before school is back in session. >> we're in survival mode trying survive covid. >> and it changes and we have to keep changing state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond was at canyon middle school in castro valley explaining that the covid-19 crisis is a moving target and testing is going to become the new norm contact your school district or take home test contact your county health. if you want to do testing through the county health program simply put. we want to make sure that takes a test before they come to school officials said it took some time to get the free at home tests. part of the problem was whether with all the snow and rain we've seen over the last week but castro
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valley cars filled with parents and students lined up to get their tests. this allows students and families to have what they need in their hand. >> to determine whether they should be sending their child to school alameda county superintendent of schools lk monroe says the 18 alameda county school districts will be able to pick up the test at the county office of education. >> and then distribute them to the students. officials say they understand not everyone will be able to get a test before monday. but everyone should test as soon as they're able to get access to a test. california. >> has been able to keep its schools open at a higher rate than most of the states because of what we're doing here today. officials say it's important that schools continue enforcing masking they say families should monitor for symptoms. >> and if someone feel sick or is asymptomatic and test positive. the child should stay home. state superintendent thurmond also encouraged anyone they can do so to get vaccinated
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amanda hari kron 4 news. >> students at uc merced said are set to return to class next month for the start of the spring semester university officials say we're going to be reopening the campus with covid safety measures in place. students and staff are eligible. who are eligible must have received a covid booster shots. those who are not eligible need to get tested regularly face. masks are still required indoors. there will also be no events or gatherings and no more than 50 people outside classroom settings. university officials say classes are set to begin january 18th with remote instruction through january 22nd to give incoming students more time to test for covid. meanwhile, san francisco state university is postponing its in-person commencement ceremony in email sent to graduates. the school's president said after consulting with health authorities, they were encouraged to postpone the event or immediately implement the booster requirement with
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the event just over a week away. there's just simply no way all graduates and guests could comply. ceremonies were set to take place at the chase center on january 8th. so far there's no word on if the ceremony is going to be rescheduled. a big there for those graduates. the stanford and cal men's basketball game set for today has been postponed due to covid issues on stanford's team. the pac 12 conference. well now work with the 2 teams to reschedule the game for a later date. all right. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news new year, new year, new resolutions. how you can improve your chances of keeping your new year's resolution this year. we've got all the tips for you after the break.
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>> well, an example of the new challenges being created by the omicron variant of covid-19 is the fact that pediatric hospitalizations are continuing to grow in cities across the country. in california. 80 covid-19 infected children were admitted to thethospital during the week of december 20th through the 26th unvaccinated kids are still more likely to have issues with the disease that require hoseitalization. kids under the age of 5. of course, still don't have a vaccine available to them. experts say they're hoping high vaccination rates in some areas will help curb that surge in cases.
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meanwhile, a 4th covid-19 vaccine could get authorization for emergency use in the united states as early as next month. novak submitted its final data to the fda on friday. the vaccine is derived from the spike protein pulled from the very first strain of the novel coronavirus a late stage trial showed it was more than 90% effective against a variety of covid variants, including the delta variant. however, the maryland based company is still working to develop a vaccine specifically for the omicron variant, dave. >> all right. here's a little check in with temperatures will be this afternoon only into the lower to middle 50's we're looking for all the highs today. look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended we come back
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limited availability in select areas. the kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. first rays of sun. we're getting out of half moon, bay, beautiful sunshine to fill the skies. enjoy your sunday before things start to turn a little bit. >> getting into next week. our temperature checked thus far still not freeze warning 30 conquered. you can see why 33 san jose. 28 livermore 26 at the santa rosa about as cold as it will sometimes get this time of year. so we're getting that part of when or how about the wet we're getting more of that to know before we get there, tahoe, there is some snow to make note of. but the bigger issue is going to be. they have a high wind watch that. they have been posted. there is still winter weather advisory with all of that to let's give it its due until 7
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on tuesday. 07:00am the high wind watch. it is. that's to be upgraded later on to maybe a high wind warning. that's so if you're maybe going to be heading out. there may be getting a try not to have as much snow. the maybe to deal with the terms of that is a factor. but you have some winds definitely with that. we do see some scattered clouds. today's forecast into tonight. and then we get to tomorrow. here comes the rain favoring the north bay before it starts spreading out throughout the day monday in the tuesday as well to be another dose for tuesday taking a breather and then more to happen. let's get this. it's too. this is the first early systems break. then some more looks like by maybe wednesday and then friday is another day to look for another dose of rain. these don't have the intensity that their their predecessors had that's good because we already had a lot of rain. another break. looks like it happens into next week. notice the pattern here kind of going up and around us that we're so familiar with from the drought that we've had recently 54 san francisco mid-fifties cover us at the coast bayside also in
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mid-fifties own typical with the winter months. we don't see a lot of temperature movement even with a lot of sun, 56 for palo alto in the south bay 58 san jose 56 for cupertino mid 50's along the east bay shoreline and for tri valley. looks like 52 for walnut creek, 51 for berkeley. the lay hold 51 49 going on for napa in 51 for santa rosa 7 day forecast here. it is a monday tuesday. that's probably the best days to look for rain on that friday. also, another dose should be clearing up in time for next weekend. by the way, and for our lows, they behave themselves to won't looks like no more frosty's coming our way as temperatures for lows will be in the 40's with some 50's hugging the coast. >> for your health this morning making new year's resolutions their tradition for many people. but the reality is only 8% of people will actually achieve those resolutions. 80% of these resolutions fail by the month of february. if your new year's resolutions have been a
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source of failure year after year. our health expert walk is here. she's going to give us some helpful tips to make them stick in 2022 karen, thank you so much you know, helping us kind of frame some sort of habits making sure that we stick to these new year's resolutions. mine always fail one of the 80%. yes, i i maybe i try too hard. i don't know. this if if anyone was watching our new year's eve show. we air different resolutions that all of us here at kron. 4 have mine is budget you know, financially because that's right. tend to have a lot of issues. i i am haven't started anything just yet to try and do that, but maybe after today and these tips will be able to. what's the first step. karen. >> the first one is to get 7 hours of sleep. and i say that because you cannot form new habits when you're tired,
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perry it. it just doesn't work. so getting 7 hours. preferably 7 hours of uninterrupted sleep. but here's what happens. your brain sees habits. so that it doesn't have to work so hard. think about the time when you first lynn had to brush your teeth and all those steps involved in brushing your teeth. and then now you don't even have to think about it. so the brain works that way sees habits so that it doesn't have to work is hard and it can store information for other things and it could move on. but when you're tired, those habits, while they're always they're they're never going to be extinguished. they're always kind of lurking in the background. so when you're really tired, it's going to want to follow the path of least resistance and usually it's that those old established habits. so make sure if your brain is going to want to resist change. it likes routine. so in order to create a new routine. you need to be full of energy. yeah.
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and not worn out. it all starts with sleep. i think really good tip here that you have be specific, which i think sometimes people are a little broad about their resolutions. we're saying definitely got to be specific this year. >> yeah, because a lot of resolutions fail because they're just who they and when they're vague, they don't really promote commitment. you know, one thing i often here as well. i'm going to exercise more this year. well, you know, instead say, ok, i'm going to exercise monday. wednesday friday. 30 minutes on the treadmill 3 miles an hour. etcetera etcetera something very specific because when you just say i'm an exercise more. you can easily say, today is not that day. i'm going to exercise more. so it's easy to to fall back. and so be very specific and what you want to do. so i guess with a if you have like a financial resolution like i do maybe set a number for how much you want to save. >> per week or per month. something like that.
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>> yeah. and also be very specific on what days you're going to review your budget. so okay. >> specifics it says also monitoring your progress is really good. yes. monitoring your progress because progress is a positive reward. whether you're moving forward and you might have some slips backwards. but it still you're progressing towards your goal. >> and the brain likes reward because it sees reward as well when it's when something very positive it's getting rewarded, then it's going to know which habits it wants to repeat, ok, so make sure you're you're embracing everything i feel more energetic i'm making more money i just feel like i'm i'm more accomplished. those are all rewards positive rewards in the brain like and also
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this next one committing to 30 days basically giving yourself just smaller time increments as opposed to looking at the year as a whole right. >> yeah. for for 2 reasons. you know, you want to take that 365 days and and put it into a doable chunk of 30 days. but i also. >> suggest committing for 30 days every day. so whether it's exercising managing your budget. you look at it every single day. you don't have to do it with the same intensity every single day but just do it every single day because the goal is consistency okay. and of one thing here, i would really like you say own it because a lot of times you kind of maybe said a resolution based on what someone else wants you to do. and you got to do something for yourself here. >> yes, that really is resolution is at somebody else's city or so. and this is where i say watch your language institute when somebody else as well. you
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know, you need to lose weight or this in and you're always saying i need to i should do this and and that doesn't mean that you own it. someone else putting some parameters on you. so instead say i want to exercise. i want to manage my money, better. yeah, it is. i want to not i need to i have to so watch your language. sorry, shut. okay. thank you. thank for that. and finally keep it simple. >> i think that's something we can take in every aspect of our lives. keep it simple. >> that's right. because we get so enthusiastic the beginning of the year. >> and and sometimes those those goals and resolutions are a little bit complicated. so, you know, keep it simple of its riding your bike every day. don't. don't tell yourself. let me to go right on the iron horse trail every day because that requires loading up your bike and do and that. but instead of just get on your bike and ride around the neighborhood. so just keep those thing says simple because that will make it sustainable well. and with
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all of these it really does show that even if you've failed in the past, it's never a bad idea to make a resolution each year. >> that's right. because that these resolutions usually. >> they're more about improving yourself. and in that keeps you positive it also gives you some sense of hope and optimism. always a good thing to set some new resolutions every year. all right, thank you so much for joining us this morning. happy new year to you. that same to you to know. we'll see you next week. all right. that
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well, take a look at this. strange twist to the yearly polar plunge for the new year freezing cold temperatures are not enough. it's also a bill murray look-alike contest. >> they've been holding this version of the polar plunge for several years now. but you don't have to take part in the look-alike contest. if you don't want to. you can just dive in the option of simply jumping into freezing cold water is still available. freeze your bills off. i see that. that's pretty a chp officer in susan bill got more than he bargained for recently. the department posting this video online. showing a particularly aggressive bovines charging straight at him. that happened back on december 23rd hard to see if he's jumping out of frame. but the cow did miss the officer. he was able to get away safely but definitely a close call there. still
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ahead here in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news thousands of covid test kits are about to be given away in the east bay how this is going to help prevent outbreaks at schools following winter break. >> plus a bystander catching the beginning moments of the marshall fire not knowing what the video would foreshadow for colorado. residents in the near future. we've got to that story after the break.
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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at no. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. happy new year to you. it is. >> sunday january. second 2020 to start getting used to 2022. we've got a lot to get to this morning to want to start off. >> with a check of your forecast going to be a nice day to catch some sunshine. just make sure you grab a jacket, right, dave. >> yeah, good morning. good morning, everybody. chilly temperatures start off things this morning. and here's a live shot coming in from half moon bay underscoring those clear skies that we had overnight yielding all the sunshine. so that's how we got so cold overnight temperatures are still chilly and cold in spots. now 32 still livermore 30 for santa rosa. the freeze
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warning expires in about 15 seconds or so. 35 going on for antioch and 38 the meanwhile, which was also in that in the south bay, you folks 39 is the last check in 41 for san francisco winds. a little bit of a breeze we have going on. not a whole lot that will pick up a little bit tomorrow in the advance of the next system that we expect the timing of that looks to be not really to interfere with too much of the morning commute before it starts spreading out over the general bay area for the afternoon temperature wise today. it's going to be cold, though, in the lower 50's going on. they'll be just again that afternoon breeze and maybe some high cloudiness to kind of throw in there as well. coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at your sunday. looks like an getting into your monday when the rain arrives in such well, thanks, dave. >> the u.s. has set another record for covid-19 cases for the first time during the pandemic, more than 2 million covid cases were confirmed in a single week shatters the record of 1.7 million cases set in the first week of january. there are about as many cases nationwide. this past week as there were in the
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entire month of november. now globally cases are up more than 60% over the previous week. now, of course, lots of people have been gathering over christmas holiday. the new year's holiday now. and at home here, there's an effort to stop a covid-19 outbreak before it happens. the west contra costa unified school district is distributing thousands of at-home covid-19 test kits to students today. kron four's camila barco joins us live in the newsroom those details camila. i know this is so no kids or staff members going to the school potentially positive for covid. sure that students test negative before they go back to the classroom and he said some students and their families may have gathered with other people for the holidays or even gone on vacation. so this is all. >> to make sure that everyone is safe. for teachers and students and this initiative comes after the rising covid cases that we've been seeing in the past few weeks. volunteers are planning to
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give out nearly 30,000 testing kits to families today and school officials recommend that students take that test before returning to school tomorrow. so ideally students should take the test today after students. take it school officials ask that you upload the results to the school district's online portal and it doesn't matter if the test comes out positive or negative, but it if it is positive, school officials ask that you notify your school as soon as possible. west contra costa county students can get the testing kits at these locations on your screen. it's being distributed from 10:00am to 02:00pm at kennedy high school and pinole valley high school. the sites are drive-thru only so you must stay in your car and wear a mask as you get the testing kits but make sure that you bring a student id or a print out of the student ids number. so again, volunteers are planning to give out nearly 30,000 testing kits to families this morning. it's happening from 10:00am to
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02:00pm. there's a lot of people that are going to be out there at school officials. just ask that you be patient while this is happening while back to you. alright camila, thank you for that. >> meanwhile, in san francisco, the union representing san francisco teachers is calling on their school district to make rapid take home tests available before they return to school tomorrow. district officials say covid testing has been available since last spring and they did plan to make more testing sites available over the weekend. as for how available those were. no word here. as for take home test, the district isn't planning to give any out until the end of the school week and that decision has san francisco supervisor matt haney. pretty concerned. >> but the students and the staff will already have been in the school for an entire week before and so the result of that is that we may have some spread in the schools that could be prevented. >> the district says testing is just one part of its safety
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plan. leaders say they also use daily health screenings and of course, they're encouraging everyone eligible to get vaccinated and boosted. >> in other news, more rain is on the way to the bay area as dave1was saying. and the rain we've seen so far is already making a big difference in our drought conditions right now. only a 3rd of california is said to be in an extreme drought kron four's. amanda hari has more. >> the meteorologists. i spoke to said we're starting off the wet season in a good place. but he says we're definitely not out of the woods when it comes to the drought. >> it's a great start who still need a bit more. just one week separates these 2 maps from the u.s. drought monitor the one of the left is red signifying extreme or exceptional drought. the one on the right is much more orange showing significant improvement certainly what period that we've really going back through of legal part of october and even heading into
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december. we've gotten quite a bit of rainfall. that's helped us out. a good deal. the state has improved from nearly 80% of it being an extreme or exceptional drought to just about 33%. it's both good and some other impacts as well. meteorologist with the national weather service. sean miller says, well, we need the waters. sometimes we get too much at once. you can see that here in this citizen video from oakland on christmas morning. it also resulted in snow that closed roads in the sierra nevada mountains. despite all this. all the state is still experiencing some level of drought. we still got to make up for how dry it's been over the past couple of years or so really need to keep that water flowing through you know, the remainder of the winter season so we can help to felton reservoirs. i did ask miller about what we should expect for the rest of the season. no real strong, clear signal on that just yet. miller tells me will likely have some showers in the coming days. he says they're going to be light. but you're going to want to keep your umbrella like this one
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here. >> handy in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're taking a look back at the top moments in entertainment from 2021 stick with us. we'll be right back.
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>> in the east bay pleasant hill. police say they started the new year by confiscating a homemade explosive device. they say they stopped 2 people in a car at a chevron gas station on contra, costa boulevard last night. that's where they say they found the device in the vehicle and arrested the 2 people that were inside. police say the walnut creek pd bomb squad was able to render the device safe. police say the device could have been dangerous because it was found at a gas station. luckily the station was closed in the pumps were not on when all of this happened. but again, 2 people were arrested. new this morning. police in vallejo are investigating a deadly fiery new year's day crash. police say 2 people were killed last night just before 9.30 in that crash on shasta street. they did not say exactly what happened, but there was only one vehicle involved and that vehicle was fully engulfed in flames when officers arrived on scene. police say they found the 2 people inside the vehicle after the fire was put
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out the crash remains under investigation. happening tomorrow. deliberations in the elizabeth holmes trial are set to continue jurors left the federal courthouse in san jose wednesday afternoon after failing to reach unanimous verdict. holmes is being charged with 9 counts of fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy. she's accused of defrauding investors out of 155 million dollars while she was ceo of blood testing company theranos holmes faces 20 years in prison if she's convicted. united airlines is offering its pilots triple pay as a way to keep them motivated to fly as the omicron variant continues to surge this winter. the triple pay will be extended for united's pilots through the end of the month. the pay bump was negotiated by the pilots union and the airline pilots association united flight attendants will also be getting extra pay to pick up trips over the next few weeks. several other airlines are increasing worker
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pay as well to avoid travel disruptions through next month. now that variant is also causing problems for some of the country's largest banks. a memo issued by citibank is encouraging employees to work from home for the first few weeks of the year to avoid getting sick in the workplace jp morgan chase issued a similar announcement, leaving it up to department managers to decide if their workers can telecommute jp morgan is also encouraging employees to get vaccinated and boosted before returning to the office. those who don't will be asked to take a rapid test once a week. most workers from both companies are expected to return to their in office. schedule in february. dave. >> cold start today and then we'll see those temperatures get into the 50's with lots of sunshine here a couple high clouds the by the afternoon. rain is in the future forecast as we get into next week. we'll take a look at that as well. kron 4 morning news continues.
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>> welcome back. it's 9.14 on this sunday morning. it's time for another check of your weather forecast. first weekend of january shaping out to be really nice for us. but there's rain coming a day. >> hey, good well, good morning, everybody. and blue skies. we start off with as well as helping out those temperatures. so cold overnight. little bit of a breeze. you can see by the flag flapping a touch and this
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is our future. as we get to late in the day tomorrow or later and then overnight tuesday temperature check again. real quick. how is the progress still looking at some cold spots 32 livermore, 31 santa rosa. still some 30's. but some 40's cracking and there around midday. as you can see, 42 san francisco also hayward 41 for oakland futurecast for again, some scattered clouds into the afternoon. rain, probably after the morning commute will start in the north bay start to spread out throughout the day in the evening, as you can see off to other portions of the bay and then by tuesday later in the morning. things should maybe start to clear out a little bit. we are going to be bit of a wind with all of this to know we have breezy conditions today. but then tomorrow there's that strong southerly flow in the advance of our next system. you can see turning to about noon or so. and kind of breezy in spots here, will be enough for a wind advisory, but at become breezy into your monday afternoon. frosty start we were sunny cool afternoon lower 50's this week. considerable clouds monday,
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tuesday, friday. that's the shower days. think we'll get a break on wednesday. it looks pretty good on friday as well. sun and clouds mixture. but the winter's chill expected next weekend. today was put us in the mid 50's here, a touch warmer in the south bay at 58 san jose across the water real estate. we do see only 49 up to napa 50's over most of the board. your 4 zone forecast in a bit. well, thanks, dave. >> well, it is the new year, of course, we're in 2022, but it's always nice to take a look back, especially when it comes to the last year in entertainment. here's all the highlights from the entertainment world. >> try it with 2 different life. are you doing more dangerous? spiderman no way. home stood up to the virus. it had a smashing 260 million dollars domestic opening weekend. >> twice what was expected. >> and totaled more than a billion dollars after the christmas weekend actor tom holland beneath the spiderman
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mask is now box office my husband worked at the u.s. to mind in empire. i was a substitute teacher is tough time right now. you may want to consider early retirement. >> need to work. i like nomadland won big at the oscars. best picture. best actress for frances mcdormand and chloe zhao won for best director. >> process daniel craig wrapped up his stint as james bond in no time to die. >> and tragedy befell alec baldwin won his prop gun fight a real bullet and killed a cinematographer during the filming of rust. adele released 30 a smash comeback record about her life and her divorce taylor swift re-recording her hits after her former manager of quiet, then sold her master
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recordings swift also became the first woman to be a 3 time grammy winner for album of the year. beyonce set a record for most grammy wins by a stinger and teen sensation. billie eilish won record of the year for the second year in a row. drake and kanye a released new material and bury their differences after sitting in the vaults for 50 years. fans were treated to never before seen footage of the beatles working out new material in a spectacular disney plus 3 part documentary titled get back when talking about 14 songs. we hope to get i've got see how many we no. >> 70's and 80's talk. toppers abbott released a new record described as a finale for the one-time swedish supergroup and britney spears finally legally freed from conservatorship. after 13
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years let's move forward that lets >> alex trebek's final show is deputy host aired in january. >> and thank you, ladies and gentlemen for spending the time with us. celebrities filled in on till my m b, alec and deputy executive producer mike richards were named rotating hosts. >> richards then got canned after some allegedly inappropriate online joking came to light the show's all-time money winner ken jennings took his place a number of big name stepped away from their jobs this year. sportscaster marv albert who retired so did nbc's tom brokaw on the school left their jobs. brian williams conan o'brien and doctor oz. chris cuomo was also fired at cnn, overton, a list ethics for allegedly improperly helping his embattled brother, former new york governor andrew told you life was more on jeff garlin lost his job on
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the goldbergs for alleged onset verbal abuse. chris know it was also fired from the equalizer after several women accused him of assault from years ago. jussie smollett was convicted of disorderly conduct for concocting a phony racial assault we hear cell right now. 35th wedding anniversary. now we want to see a broadway show broadway finally reopened in september after an 18 month covid shutdown affected 41 theaters and 97,000 milan rouge won a tony for best go but the lullaby of broadway did not last long seeing >> by december the omicron search had shows shutting down again, some like jagged little pill, closing permanently. broadway lost some giants this
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past year. stephen sondheim, the reviewed composer and lyricist. i playwright terrence mcnally and all around stage and screen genius, melvin van peebles. we also lost many greats from the worlds of radio tv state and film. >> try out for a couple weeks the works like you a fight. you don't like >> among the music greats we lost in 2021. just giant pat
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martino is also hlaying the music. you're hearing. and speaking of music, what better way to end this. look back then littoral high note courtesy of mariah carey's milestone reaching record breaking mega hit. all i want for christmas.
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>> we've heard it all before. the new year. a chance to reset and start living a better life. but that, of course, is much easier said than done. jake taylor shows us the approach you can take to your resolutions that increase your chances of sticking with it. >> as the new year begins in the calendar. resets many take advantage of the rejuvenated time of year to reflect on where they are and whether we like to be in life for mcveigh. it's this time of year brings more people in his
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with bill to do that. and i think don't in terms of weight where you're at, what you've been and where you want to go and that 60 healthy, healthy process. we should do that more often that regular laws, not just the first of the year. but on regular and consistent basis. base believes 3 of the most common resolutions people set for the new year are can lose weight exercise more and quit smoking cigarettes. white believes it is important to take care of your physical health. your mental health should be just as big of a priority when setting those goals. those things are very, very, closely linked. and we recognize that now more than ever. the y you feeling your body. a fixed by the feeling on the way you feel you want to fix what you feel in your body. so, you know, we've seen with what we've been through the last couple of years. the impact it's had on physical health but also mental health as well. year in and year out bases. people come to his gym by the busload during the first month of the year. but just as quickly as they arrive at 10 starts to dwindle as valentine's cards and flowers hit the shelves. he believes that people take their time instead of jumping right in the stand. a better chance of achieving their goals and i just naturally what happens. but once starts the year off with the best intentions but encourage people to just talk
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slow down. i mean, if you if you'll you'll still hang with it. you'll still sticking with it when it comes valentine's day you're doing better than seasons of the population. you know, encourage people to not necessarily. >> mike a resolution in terms you know, the way that we traditionally do it. but think about that want to be this time next year. and it's a big goal. and the kind of breaking into small pieces so small achievable things are much more likely to be successful reporting in beckley jack taylor.
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>> good sunday morning to you. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news just about to be 9.30 on this sunday morning. it's sunny, but it's cold out there. dave spahr has got a look at your forecast. a day for a good well, good morning, everybody. and sunshine already taken over here. as you can see, shot from half moon bay. enjoy it here because will be replacing that. >> with showers. it looks like into tomorrow and early portion of the week. this is what it is kind of hanging out there. the pacific, the difference with the systems now that we're going to see for the week ahead. is there going to be kind of marking a little bit towards the north and by passing us. we're not going to get the same kind of direct hits that we have from the previous system that we've had this year is going to be more reminiscent of the winters. we've had in previous years that gave us the drop at least we're off to a good start, though 30's cover those interior areas of the east bay on the east bay shoreline already popping in the lower 40's 34, though, in fremont, 31 for santa rosa 39.
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meanwhile for san jose today it's a breeze. but tomorrow a little bit more of a wind and they're going to shift direction coming in mostly from the south today. we'll call it sunday mostly sunny. there will be some scattered clouds into your late afternoon with temperatures dabbling into the 50's coming up in a bit. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. take a look at that extended to know. thanks, dave. >> the holiday season is officially over. but the spread of coronavirus definitely not. steve kuzj has more on how officials are urging everyone to get vaccinated and test after gathering with loved ones. >> vaccinations and testing rudabeh. those 2 will be key in helping slow the spread of the coronavirus, which unfortunately right now is spreading faster than it ever has any point in this entire two-year long pandemic. millions of americans are now traveling across the country. they're headed back to family and friends headed back to their homes, headed back to work in a couple of days. and according to health officials, a lot of those people will be unknowingly carrying the coronavirus with them and
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continue to spread it. it's because of testing centers like here in harlem. harlem hospital center are going to be staying as busy as ever. the holidays are gone. but the coronavirus is still here no matter how hard we try. there's no getting rid of it like some sort of on want to get. >> with 10's of thousands of people just gathered in times square. >> others have gathered around the world. health officials are bracing for a massive new surge of covid cases. the delta variant and now the omicron variant are spreading like wildfire throughout new york and the country. the numbers of sick are rising and continuing to break daily records thomas, a network say we're breaking records are breaking records every day. >> new york lines for covid testing stretch down city blocks with weights lasting hours. still, people endure those waits to get their results according to state officials a record 76,000 new
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yorkers tested positive for covid on new year's eve alone. governor kathy hochul's statewide mask mandate was set to expire in the middle of january. the governor is now extending that mask mandate until the start of february because of how out of control the virus continues to spread. >> however, when it comes to the possibility of another lockdown and more restrictive health regulations. governor hochul says that is not in the plans for now. we're not there yet. but i also know all the tools at our disposal going to invoke them. >> in the case. what's necessary in the meantime, new york city mayor eric adams begins his first today leading america's largest city. these. >> has to use of city road is including educate his agency personnel and all the women and men who keep new york running have made sacrifices for the city again and again despite the mounting difficulties posed by covid-19. >> adams is hopeful. we're going to win because we made up of the best stuff on earth. we are new york us. new york
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governor kathy hochul says new york state is ranked in the top 3 when it comes to testing people for the coronavirus. >> she says that the state is working very hard to make even more tests and testing locations available. >> for anybody who wants and needs in harlem. i'm steve kuzj news nation. >> an example of the new challenges being created by the new variant is the fact that pediatric hospitalizations are continuing to grow across the country. here in california. 80 covid-19 infected kids were admitted to the hospital the week of december 20th through the 26th unvaccinated kids are still more likely to have issues with the disease which will require hospitalization but children under the age of 5 still don't have the vaccine available to them. experts say they're hoping high vaccination rates in some areas can help curb that surge. now as cases of the omicron variant continue to rise. health leaders are urging people to mask up to try and stop the spread. but
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they now recommend ditching cloth masks. opting for surgical mask. instead, a recent study from the centers for disease control prevention found the filtration rate of cloth masks is generally lower than that of medical masks and respirators. however, officials say cloth masks may provide somenprotection if well designed and used correctly. >> surgical mask has outer layer words. so proof. so it's the surgical mask prevent you know, droplets from the person out. so but the mice, but also put it put tax being aware of the mask from outside. there is some but come a liquid. all our top this going to be to the mask. >> they also recommend not 95 over clock face coverings but double masking use using one of each even if you're vaccinated, it's important to limit transmission which could help reduce hospitalizations even though sometimes from omicron tend to be more mild
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than delta those with underlying medical conditions could still be out at risk. for serious illness. people across the entertainment world and beyond. we're sad to hear about the death of betty white on new year's eve. a legend, the film and tv. she was one of the best loved celebrities as the world mourns her loss. sam rubin brings us another look at her life and legacy. >> you >> that he why didn't just get better with age. she got funnier and raj year. >> i have loved pink's hot dogs for ever and ever. so when they said they were going well, see him when they >> do you think you can get away with it 80 by wooden road or at that he was born in illinois. 1922, or family moved to los angeles during the great depression.
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>> after graduating from beverly hills high school, but he began performing on radio and the experimental new medium of television, government. is of the month soon after she became one of the first bona fide tv stars. she acted in produced the hit 1950 show life with elizabeth which earned her the first of more than half a dozen emmy awards in 1952. she then moved on to star in date with the angels. all >> you in the 1970's white was introduced to a new generation of fans with her emmy winning run. >> on the mary tyler moore show and me and then stick a stock the fact that we love each other and we have always gotten along. >> just think of one of those shows where we don't been any fun at the age of 63 white landed. one of her biggest
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career breaks starring on the hit. nbc show the golden girls. thank you. from the show earned white another emmy and 2 golden globe nominations and introduced her to yet another new generation of things. >> i hate doing most after a trying to find your underwear in the big >> after story a popular snickers commercial fans launched a facebook campaign to get her to host saturday night live in 2010 it worked. and she became the oldest and one of the best hosts in snl history. >> campaign to get me to host saturday night live. didn't know what facebook and know that i do know what it is. i have to say it sounds like a huge waste of >> white parlayed that hosting gig into a starring role in the tv land show hot in cleveland. which one or another and the end to sag awards. i am now in addition
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to acting that he has served as the ambassador for animal rights. donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to the la zoo, perhaps the only thing she enjoyed more than helping animals was being in front of the camera. and when i asked her what kept her going after 8 decades in hollywood. she said it was the internal joy and gratefulness for her career. i've been around so long that can't get rid of 3 years is a long time would live or green. >> that 90 years old and still be. privilege to be asked to do stuff. and i i am i don't take it for granted. a taste. every one of them. >> she is a special woman indeed. social media, of course, has been flooded with reactions to her passing her costar from the that really funny film the proposal keep
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never seen it. it's really great. ryan reynolds tweeted earlier saying, quote. the world looks different. now. she was great at defying expectation. she managed to grow very old and somehow not old enough will miss you, buddy. now, you know, the secret and then from fellow actors to the white house. president biden shared his admiration for betty white writing by the white brought a smile to the lips of generations of americans she's a cultural icon who will be sorely missed jill and i are thinking of her family and all those who loved her this new year's eve. stick with us. the kron 00:00am morning news will continue after the break.
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>> welcome back. 9.42 on this sunday morning. and a star is standing by. he's got your weather forecast not only for today's sunny weather that we've got. we've got some rain on the way morning day a good morning. oh, wow. good morning, everybody. and there's your sunshine going on in half moon bay. nice way to start the day bit cold. sure. the frost, though. >> making way up temperature check for us. we're still in the 30's big difference going on. probably actually a bigger difference. and our current temperatures, then we're going to see later today between the east bay shoreline in those inland valleys still holding in the 30's 31 santa rosa. so quite cold in spots to get a cold towel forecast. throw some more snow in here and we do have a winter weather advisory that sticks around until 7 tuesday morning, but also the tan color you see there. that's a high wind watch in the next step with that, typically is a high wind
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warning could have in some cases hurricane strength winds going on. a lot of blowing snow with all of that as well. here's what happens on our maps for today. again, noting some high cloudiness into the afternoon than in earnest by tonight. tomorrow for the morning commute mostly in the north bay. the rain will be before it starts spreading out over the wider bay by the afternoon. tomorrow night in a little bit into tuesday. we're looking for those several kind of little slaps not punches coming our way. this will be early in the monday tuesday. a little bit of a break on wednesday and then a little bit more is expected on friday. it looks like it looks okay, though, by the weekend and these amounts, as can see, most of the bulk of the system remains to the north. that's very reminiscent of the last winter's we've had recently where we've been kind of cheated out of the big thrust of rain that we've had from this season thus far. so it's been looking pretty good. and we just had to add more gingerly. 54 san francisco mid 50's to lower 50's cover the coast 55 for burlingame. it looks like to the south keeping into the mid-fifties
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south bay you're looking at about 58 at this pretty good after really cold start mid 50's along the east bay shoreline. tri valley. also mid-fifties 52 for walnut creek, 51 for berkeley. 51 vallejo, 49 for fairfield. 49 also going on for napa with santa rosa at 51 again noting our rain shots monday, tuesday, a little bit of a breather wednesday thursday, although might be a little sprinkle on wednesday and then friday we get back into that rain lows are behaving themselves, though. only the 40's and some 50's covering the coast. >> well, we are officially one day into the new year. and after 2 years to build with curve. i thought it might be time to get a peek and to what we can expect in the year 2022 during the pandemic. a lot of people decided to lean on astrology daily horoscopes, that sort of thing to help them make sense of the world around them and today i'm joined by lifestyle astrologer and author. susan miller. she's the creator of astrology zone. it's the most visited horoscope astrology website
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globally. it's been around for more than 20 years. she knows what she's talking about. thank you so much for joining me. happy new year to you. >> happy new year. i'm excited about this year. this one is going to be better. >> last year. i didn't even go on television to i knew 2021 were 2 little twins that were kind of replication each other. this is a different year okay. and we'll hear a little bit about this virus all the way through the year. but you know what, we'll have so many good things to concentrate on that. you know, when when you're doing that you don't notice it. where are all used to the journal, the wearing the masks washing our hands getting our shots. you know, so we're used to it's going to get better. definitety lots of opportunity to show that we didn't have last year. what is it that makes this year seem like it's going to be better. when astrologer looks of the year. we look at the eclipse is and we also look at the full months and we also look at the
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little sparkling aspects that are usually sprinkled throughout the year. well, last year special ones. that's my calendar. you know, when you write about every day, you really look into the of the year there are some days light. everyone to february. 17th march april 12th may these are special special day march. 5th is the luckiest day the year when jupiter meets with the this happens every year. but every year in a different signed this year. they're meeting kid pisces a very poetic it's pisces on april 12th. we have the meeting of jupiter and neck to see. and i think that will be the portal that opens the door to a new template for our times in terms of art music cuisine fashion and to tame
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it. you on you never know the spanish flu and afterwards. we had the flapper era. i think we're going to have that. we won't see it immediately went to plan. it's made. that's the most. the most powerful possible, but it will take time for them to their influence their meeting in the most creative sign of pisces and, you know, i look back at this time and not in 1920 did next june and jupiter me because they need every 13 years they did ok sign of so now we have so much look forward to, i think be specific to if you want tell you about the sites. will you just you just mentioned leo. i'm a leo. so yes, sure. of course i love for out. >> your investments are going to pay off this not people invest in different things. some people, the stock market, but some people and their
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education, some people that invest in their children are in the business. every you invested in last year is going to start pay off. your harvest is coming this year. right way. i think you'll start seeing it early let's start with the aries areas. you're going to have the best year in 12, but it won't start until may 10th. let's just thank around mother's day. it goes all the way to the end of october. that it comes back in 2000, 23. >> gather your wish list sink big torres. you're going to think a lot of friends this and you can have more followers on your instagram, your twitter and and maybe clubhouse if you go on there, the audio a social this year for tara says it's not what you know. but who you know that will the difference. gemini. you're winning the task. this is your year to get for fame honors and awards. everything you've done over the past 10 years. is coming
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to beautiful package with a on top. you are getting your rewards and we will know your name cancer. you have luck with foreign people farm places, higher education and legal matters. also with the media cancers have hard the past few years. but this is a turning point and you'll also get more support from site in business and in love. so that's a big switch as well. lee are, as i said, is going to do well did next and is and virgo has the best marriage aspect. he if you are already it means your partner will do well if you marry this year, if you're single and getting married. well, i mean, you could have picked a better year for and i would like you to do it in the first part of the first 4 and a half months. you're going to have so many
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work assignments. it's like lucy and chocolate you're going hold turning out those orders. you're going to be needed. >> and that such a good feeling. yeah, both can do without you. you're also have fanned those aspects for health and fitness and having to put on the 6 house. most people lose some way. so if if that's the goal for it will be easier than ever. just eat nutritious foods. stay away from process. it's going to come easily of the now next, we have scored outscored you have the best love, the love, love, love if you're single and being shattered thinking what am i ever going to meet the right one for me. yeah. this is the year also my number one question i get this trilogy so is can i have baby. i scored has the best aspects for having a baby so does high
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this is a wonderfully such. it actually need. if you want be unpacked problem. see adopted don't waste time because this year your name on it. and distort wants to bring you that fund the right. and sign is such a real estate. they're so lucky. with real estate. you can move or you could stay where you 6 up your kitchen or you're about buy new furniture. what ever is on your list. you're going to be luckier than a lot work on. so i want you to think about. >> living quarters or maybe getting a second home for the country may be renting it us summer months. a capricorn you make money this year. this year. you're interested in communication projects. writing editing a podcast apps. anything that. >> with communication. if you're an actor, you may be called in for a very big role this communication arts are shining for the last 2 sides
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are aquarius, of course, is going to make money not the other side's. they're going earn it in okay. not in commissions away. point to make it was world teas performance-based bonuses that they're going to make it in theirs salary and they're going to make so much money. this is is good everyone, high >> you are the celestial favorite. you are in your emerald here. they waited so long they waited 12 years for this. i'm so happy for your list out. you get love. you know, you only get about 8 of these in a lifetime. and this is your year pisces know what you want because the universe can't give you what you want if they if you don't tell yeah, you got where. >> whole enchilada is your as well. you have definitely starting off this new year on a positive note. it seems that
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everyone has something to look forward to. >> for the year 2022 susan, this is been a pleasure. i a lot of my different directors and producers are and what you're saying. that's mine. that's mine. so they were excited all that. you have to offer again astrology astrology is own dot com. if you want a little bit more information. susan. >> is that the lady to to talk to you. thank you so much. happy new year.
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>> welcome back. we have just a little bit of time to show you storm tracker 4 this as you can see, things are pretty clear here in. california has some rain up in seattle and portland. but we are set to have our rain come to us tomorrow into tuesday as well. so enjoy the sunshine that we've got today because it will be. peeking in and out from the clouds over the next several days. it is going to be pretty chilly, though, as you can see, 53 for to as the high for today. so you want to t grab a jacket before you head out the door. keep yourself. nice and warm. thanks for joining us here this morning. we'll see you tomorrow right here on kron. 4. chase first banking. a debit card for kids,
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