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>> by the late morning hours, this is the view we see at the golden gate bridge also to in the east bay shoreline along there, a bit of haze left over again. that will clear out for much of the balance of the day and really not have any impact on those temperatures. >> off to a mild, even still chilly. start up there to santa rosa at 38. it sticks out like a sore thumb here. but elsewhere across the bay 40's and even some 50's hanging on 50, for example, hayward, 56, san francisco. 41 going on for novato. here is the temperature change we've had over 24 hours for comparison sake, slightly cooler up here in the north bay. but most of the readings pretty close to where they were this time yesterday on storm tracker 4 again, a little bit, aaron or interference with some cloud cover. if you're headed on the monterey bay, you may see some of those clouds redevelop later on this afternoon into the evening hours but will make up for that on sunday. generally speaking for us here in the bay, clearing out temperatures racing through the 70's which will see in 4 zone forecast. we might even

top off at about 80. have more details for you coming up in just a bit. noel. thanks, dave. >> perfect morning to get yourself outdoors. that's exactly what protesters are getting ready to do in san francisco. there's a rally this morning in golden gate park where people are going to be showing their support for making jfk drive a car free space permanently. kron four's camila barco. joining us live in san francisco with more. details come to light. lot of people are really enjoying this car free jfk drive. it really are. and this is not the first time that they have braley to make jfk drive. >> car free. and that's the goal they want to make this tree car free permanently, like you said. but later this spring, the san francisco board of supervisors are going to have the last word and they will decide whether to allow cars back on the streets again or not. the 1.4 mile stretch is between because our and transfer strive. according to the group walk sf. there are

about 3 to 400,000 people a month who take advantage of this car? free street cars have not been allowed on jfk drive every day since april of 2020. back then mayor london breed closed off a portion of that street to cars to create a safe space for social distancing during the pandemic. many people have taken advantage, stay thin, cycling running jogging, but that could easily go away and so today's rally is calling on the board of supervisors to make a jfk drive car free for advert. the walk is being held by walk. san francisco and several other organizations and those organizers say that the road has become a popular place for people to walk on without cars driving by now, the rally starts at 10:00am there will be speakers and activities on jfk drive near the conservatory flowers at golden gate park and at 11:00am the valley will

transition into a march down. jfk drive to 8th avenue. now, according to walk s f jfk drive on the city's most dangerous streets most dangerous streets, excuse me, but cents closing at off to cars. there have no traffic deaths sense. then noel. alright, camila, we'll check in with you again in the next hour. thank you for that. it's not the only rally this actually happening today. people are also going to be gathering at carl larsen park in the west portal neighborhood all in support. >> of recalling 3 board of education commissioners board president gabriela lopez. vice president flog a malika and commissioner allison collins are all facing possible recall. the special recall election is set for tuesday, february 15th. but if you live in the city probably already have your mail in ballot. you can send that back any time before tuesday. if the election is successful. the 3

commissioners would be replaced by mayoral appointees. the california lifestyle is getting more expensive pg and e once again raising its monthly rates. the state's public utilities commission approved the higher electricity costs on thursday. but as kron four's, dan thorn reports, the increase is angering customers and consumer advocates. >> pg and e's monthly electric bills are going up more than 9%. the decision approved by the california p you see allows for the second rate increase this year. the utility company is pointing to a higher cost of purchasing electricity as the reason behind the jump in price. we think it's outrageous. mark toney is the executive director of the utility reform network. also known as turn the organization seeks lower power bills while using cleaner energy. tony says the public utilities commission should have delayed this rate increase because of the recent inflation and the financial impact of the pandemic were kind of disappointed that the

did not look at this a little bit more long-term from tie standpoint of what can be done ers pg. cust spokesman paul doherty says there are estimates show the average residential customer would see an increase of $14 a month for electricity. their calculations are that this is a 9.2% increase. tony argues pg and e's numbers do not take into account the jump in utility costs that went into effect on the first of this year pg and e customers are actually looking at a 20% rate increase according to tony people. income does not go up by 20 or 30% because there pg need bill goes out and people on fixed income, social security, customer advocates suggest that the uc put in inflation cap on utilities. if the company wants to go over that cap, there needs to be a valid explanation by allowing pg and e to continue to raise rates. tony says the p you see is potentially hurting the state's clean energy goals.

for example, of electricity is more expensive than gas. people will likely choose the cheaper, dirty your option in order to get people to move to a clean energy future. we need to bring the prices of electricity reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news police working to figure out the motive behind a deadly shooting at a bart station. >> plus, kids under the age of 4 are going to have to wait a little longer to get vaccinated for covid. why the fda is pushing back on its decision. and a u.s. olympic coach under investigation accused of misconduct. you've got the details coming up.

welcome back. 7.10, on the saturday morning. and parents are going to have to wait a little longer to get their kids who are under 5 years old. >> vaccinated against covid. the fda says it will now decide in april if young children can get their shots. a decision was originally expected tuesday, but now federal regulators say they want to wait until studies on a 3rd dose of the vaccine are completed. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> during trials of pfizer's 2 dose covid vaccine for those under age 5 data suggested the drug was safe but not as robust as expected for those aged 2 to 4. but the fda was still set to review unlikely

approved the vaccine anyway next week. i think fda was. >> at the point where they were worried. >> that a needed to be reviewed for children under 5 because of the ongoing omicron surgeon and actually what may come next. doctor, yvonne maldonado is an infectious disease specialist at stanford. certainly we know that we're reaching record numbers of >> infections in kids of all ages. but friday, the fda reversed course and decided to wait until studies on a 3rd dose or completed in april to see effectiveness improves. i think it's better to stick to course correct. now and really wait for the day that you want to make sure to defective in this really reduce trust in the fda is saved the crew 2 doses without knowing the 3rd dose is effective. so i think this is the right thing to do. >> they are infectious disease specialists agree waiting until 3rd dose data is available is the right move. in the meantime, parents who would hope to get their youngest kids vaccinated will have to wait. but doctors say

there are ways to protect them, making sure that families are fully vaccinated is a good step that people can take right now. again, this issue likely to come up before the fda in april. >> a recent kaiser family foundation study found that only 3 in 10 parents would get the shot immediately for their kids under the age of 5. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> we've got a sweet weekend coming your temperatures today will be reaching up into the 70's. yes, the 70's but even grazing about 80 or so. and even at the beaches looking good, too. here's a breakdown for you today. we'll take

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for over a decade. she spoke out on instagram saying she couldn't sit back and watch another winter olympics in silence needing to publicly speak out about what she says happened fully has since said her allegations are true. we also learned the ioc is looking to have the situation resolved involving the 15 year-old russian figure skater accused of taking a banned drug. we're told the decision will be made on whether she's allowed to compete in the women's final on the 15th. that's the day the women's finals are set to begin. the u.s. men's hockey team taking on canada won 4 to pay. and we're just about a week away from the closing ceremony. we're going to continue bringing you the very latest headlines here from the games reporting in jayla washington. >> it's time for another check of our weather forecast. dave spahr giving us a closer look at what we can expect today. david has been warm, warm, warm and i feel like that's just going to continue it will. we've got a really champion weekend in store here. we're sending you off to the coast there, half moon

bay. and as we've been talking about some scattered clouds and all, but even here that will clear out pretty quickly by the late morning hours. so here you have it at half. moon bay, the golden gate bridge, same kind of thing as well. a little bit of a breeze that's at work. >> we'll take care of these clouds in the later morning hours of this little package in our backyard clear skies will prevail. temperature check, though. so chilly up the santa rosa with 40's across most of the region. 44 fremont, but a couple of 50's poking out here and there san francisco. 53 hayward, 50 51 also san carlos. but even in the south bay. 48 check in for san jose. so mild start beautiful sunrise happened here at sfo, as you can see for this weekend, mostly sunny, warm highs near 80 happening in london near 70 going on at the coast. so we timed out nicely because early next week we take a big tumble turning cool variable clouds, highs fall well into the middle 60's at that. it will spend most of the week trying to recover from all of that and then into next weekend looks like another package of cloud cover. another system

drop south might pick up potentially maybe some showers into next weekend. so start the timing is not perfect. but hey, we need it. so you'll be seeing this on the long-range forecast models and a bit. 74 san francisco today. 76 for oakland. 80 will try it for san jose and again on the big board here, lots of 70's to be had 78 up to santa rosa. even 74 against san francisco. not much of a complimentary when with it, but what is called a spring breeze to come with the ride coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast and that extended noel. >> thank you. dave police arrested the person they say killed a man at the civic center, bart station. but the motive for the shooting remains in question. kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation. the victim was shot from behind. >> a deadly shooting at a bart station in san francisco. it happened thursday at around 08:30pm, that the civic center station, bart police chief ed alvarez, the suspect allegedly shot the victim at close range with a handgun.

>> on the platform at the bottom of an escalator. >> the as as bart police maintain a full-time presidents during operating hours at the civic center station and arrested an adult male suspect. shane, hold it up. san francisco within minutes of the shooting following the shooting. >> 2 officers aside to write trains, walk platform, stepped off the train. subsequently taken a suspect into custody while other responding officers began rendering first aid to the victim. the unidentified victim described by investigators as a young the male was transported to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries. >> as for the motive at this moment, it appears that it could have been a targeted. but again, that's going to be a part of the investigation as will continue to the research, the video and work with other agencies to try to develop that. investigators say they collected surveillance videos hoping to find any possible clues showing what led to the shooting as well as any evidence of the actual shooting it. so anyone with

information is asked to contact. bart police has the met. you kron 4 news. >> a former u.s. air force staff sergeant is pleading guilty in the fatal shooting of a federal security officer in oakland. it happened during the large protests against police brutality back in may of 2020. 33 year-old steven is accused of shooting and killing officer david underwood at the time, underwood was guarding the federal building in oakland, entered the guilty plea in a federal court in san francisco for the murder of underwood and attempted murder of the second officer. that was also there. korea was charr is also charged with murdering a sheriff's deputy in santa cruz. investigators say a week after the shooting in oakland ambushed members of law enforcement and santa cruz county who were responding to a report of a van containing firearms and bomb making materials. sergeant damon gutzwiller was killed there and several other law

enforcement officials were hurt during the incident. there's a new proposal to help police identify and investigate hate crimes throughout the state of california state assemblymember phil ting discuss the plan yesterday in san francisco's chinatown, it would create standardized training for law enforcement officers including defining hate crimes and developing response and reporting procedures after seeing a nearly 600% increase in anti aap. i hate crimes in san francisco last year, assembly member ting says it's time to address the problem. head on. >> surge in our community must stop. we as a community here, san francisco, but all around california coming together, working together, community organizations, law enforcement agencies, a lot agencies are working together to say that no person should be attacked because of their race because another legend because of who they are. >> assembly member ting says, although the spike in numbers is partly due to better reporting and only highlights

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>> out of this nba season, almost every national sports website, basketball analysts projected the lakers to win the west. also, the warriors finishing in the 46 range when golden state bla to open the season. many called the when a stunner. in the words, michael scott. well, well, well, how the turntables the dogs will face or southern california rivals for the second time this season, golden state is test it for a win after dropping their last 2 straight games. 4 shooting guard klay thompson. this game against the lakers is extra special. his dad, a former laker player, is currently elese radio color commentator. >> always get excited playing lakers a meme up some of best memories of life are just going with my dad. when i was in high school sitting with santa's booth and watching call the games and corey put so so isn't it? always awesome. playing the hometown team just watching as we prepare for them, knowing that what they've been able to do, >> as a team and just years in the past and their system, how

they're playing dangerous team. and we understand that in, you know, coming in and there. but it makes prepared to go. >> super bowl. 56 is less than 48 hours away and the rams and bengals are ready to square off and steamy inglewood, california. the competition is expected to be smoking hot, just like the weather forecasted high on sunday is 87 degrees. which would make it the warmest super bowl in history. kron four's kate rooney caught up with 2 time super bowl champion and nfl mvp running back terrell davis to get his prediction for the big game. >> we've seen this last year when the bucs played in the big game with the you know, i guess the biggest the chiefs offense that was really good. but were they were weak, goes up, probably saw this with tom brady over the years where lee big game for losses been were his offensive mind has been dominated by the defense is on us. and then you we've seen this in this game. and if it continues. >> the rams have they have the

star they have the personnel. they have guys that can get it done. i think is going come down to that and. >> yeah, obviously, i think the walkout out their own stadium hoisting that trophy. >> cincinnati's mayor would beg to differ. he told tmz live a few days ago that he's so confident the bengals will when he's already planned the super bowl parade. it's a bold strategy. cotton. let's see if it pays off for him. here's what else he told tmz live. take a listen. >> how confident are you that cincinnati is going to want think we've already started planning our super bowl parade. so that's how did some but some other folks about a we talked about maybe changing the name of los angeles to l o s s angeles for 24 we talk about maybe being a hollywood walk of fame star and the and the bengals name with the with the and this is the world capital of sport. we've got the uc bearcats went to the

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>> well, it is super bowl even while nobody can predict the outcome of the big game. one thing is sure. both fan bases have their game faces on. joining us now is justin walters is live outside of

so-fi stadium with more details. justin, can you just feel the excitement down there? >> absolutely, no. well, you can feel the excitement just a few hours away. and you'll be saying that the super bowl is over just one day away from it. everyone's excited all up and down the streets of los angeles. you'll see people screaming coup de are they'll be skating that you should be rooting for the rams because this is the second straight year, a home to be playing in their home stadium event detailing the excitement, the players approach and hopefully iconic super bowl halftime performance. but this really does feel like we're a day away from the heavyweight showdown because in one corner you have an underdog, cincinnati making the unlikeliest of runs to the super bowl. their first trip in 33 years. thanks to their cool unflappable quarterback joe burrow. and then of course, on the other side, you have the rams still in their chips in the middle of the table. it's all in colossal failure if they don't win because their next first-round draft pick is until 2024, when

you go all in a new trade for players like matthew stafford, jalen ramsey, you go get odell beckham junior and von miller. the time the wind is now you're on borrowed time. as i mentioned, this city is way behind the rams. but there are few pockets here of bengals fans. i believe that this is their year and it's something special. take a listen to a few that we spoke to throughout the week. >> the >> defense defense wins championships off the last 3 weeks have been the best sports moments of my life. >> dominate a lot joe burrow >> haha supreme confidence. i can you not get excited after listening to that kid, we interviewed him over at the la convention center for the nfl experience. but yes, the rams, you have a great chance of

blocking joe burrow because of their excellent pass. rush the rams were able to do that all throughout the season. it's number one in the league. and as we know that bayless have struggled, protecting burrow. but when it mattered most, even that tennessee game, they did it as well as the following week against the kansas city chiefs in the afc championship game. it's all coming down to this just day away from the big game. you have a few photo opportunities for the team's today and one final walk through and then the game itself. for now live in los angeles. >> justin walters that, you know. justin, thank you for we'll check in with you. i know a lot tomorrow. will shot with you again. then it looks like it's already nice and warm down in southern california. back here at the sun is shining brightly as well. dave sphar has got a little bit more detail on just how warm it's going to get for us up here a day. >> well, a good morning and good morning, everybody. it's going to be a pretty sweet weekend to besides just the game going on. here is half moon bay to start things off

for you to some scattered clouds in the skies. that's about all upstream. we're going to actually see mostly sunny skies. and little package starts to drift on to the south. breaking it down for you. we're at 44 to 65 by 11. by 2 o'clock. let's try 73 so nice. warm up on this afternoon. some locations, maybe even papa near 80 or so. 38 santa rosa. they're kind of the outlander and we're waiting for the 8 o'clock numbers to come out because i suspect will be well in the 40's by that 0. 55 the and meanwhile, we've got 40's off to the far east bay. 48, meanwhile, for san jose, not a whole lot. the way of winds, basically that's going to be the case expected for this afternoon as well for the big game going on 3.30. the game time starts. temperatures in the mid 80's. they do at levi stadium. the cooler. so where your sweaters, sunny and very warm, a gentle breeze as well. back in the home front today. 74 san francisco. 76 for oakland, 80 san jose. see what's going on in your neighborhood will check into that 4 zone forecast coming up for you in a bit. and also the

extended because winter is taking a break and we'll be back. >> all right. good tease. all right. thanks, dave. a new bill could mandate all california businesses to require employees and independent contractors to be vaccinated against covid-19 east bay assembly member buffy wicks introduced the bill with the support of some business and public health leaders. kron four's amanda hari explains why they believe this is an essential bill to move from the pandemic stage to an endemic. >> assembly member buffy wicks says she doesn't want people to live and in constant fear of the next new variant and how it could end up affecting our lives. >> she says getting more people vaccinated will help protect. >> the return to normalcy workers deserve to be safe. theory behind this is that we know that the pathway to endemic is through vaccines. this would be a first in the nation bill. >> it would mandate all businesses in the state of california to require their

employees and independent contractors to receive the covid-19 vaccine. state senate health committee chair doctor richard pan says this needs to happen. having a safe workplace is essential to keeping the businesses going is essential to being sure that workers are going to be at work. >> and keeping our economy going, the bill would require that workplaces and employers of all sizes verify their workers are fully immunized against covid-19 if signed into law in passed by governor newsome, it would take effect january. first of 2023, doctor pan says people shouldn't downplay the significance of this virus each day more people have died and have died during 9.11. >> infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says vaccines have been mandated for more than 100 years. >> he says that's because they save almost everybody who's in the icu because of covid is not vaccinated. he believes

the state needs this type of legislation or 4% of the world's population. >> 21, we have 21% of the world's cases and we have 15% of the world's deaths. united states has not done a good job in terms of controlling this pandemic, keeping people safe in protecting people from dying. john. aaron's meyer is the ceo of small business majority. >> a national small business organization that advocates on their behalf. he says a bill like this would make it easier on small businesses. this is the bottom line. >> small businesses don't want to be traffic. cops in debates about public safety looking for a common statewide standard. that distant handles them from politics. the bill also says that therr would be a fee assessed on businesses that don't follow the mandate. legislators say they want to work with business owners to figure out how much that he should be. >> i'm and harry kron. 4 news.

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the tanforan mall be 44 acres at the mall sits on has been sold to a real estate developer. >> alexandria, real estate has purchased 3 different sections of the 10 for insight for roughly 300. >> million dollars. they plan to put in a life sciences campus here office space. there could also be housing, which is something the city of san bruno is hoping for. as it looked for someone to redevelop this location. now, the tanforan mall has been here since the 1970's. it was redeveloped in the early 2, thousands and now is it changes ownership. some people who live nearby are concerned about what this could mean for the people who work here and the future of this area. i feel sorry for the berry says who will be i mean, like become unemployed, have the 7.11 i can get about tech jobs, though. the case pushing people out again. >> so far we have not seen any specific details on what alexandria real estate plans to do here. that certainly will be an ongoing conversation with the county and the city of san bruno in the months and years ahead.

but for now in san bernard, shaw rl's clifford kron, 4 news. >> a little peek at high temperatures going on for today. inland mid 70's in the east bay up to the north bay, santa rosa popping about 78, even the upper 70's along the east bay shoreline. keep it here. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast and the extended which is going to backsl

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this saturday and dave spahr is ready to give you a taste of what the weather's going to feel like this morning and later today as hey, noel, good morning. good morning, everybody. it's going to be a dandy weekend going on here for you as we see those temperatures races, 70's all over the have that 4 zone forecast and a bit. but i want to give you a sneak flavor for tahoe. let's look at the numbers mid-fifties going on sunday monday. a 51. 36 tuesday. where's the beef? what happened here? you'll see because it affects everybody going forward. this is winter clearing its throat coming back a little bit for today, though. little packages, some clouds in our backyard. you can really see them drifting to the south. we going to mostly sunny mode for the balance of today. and that remains the case tomorrow with fairly clear skies overnight, we did return to some traditional 40's, at least in some 30's, even up to santa rosa. 38 there. 45 for novato for 55 san francisco. 49 for oakland and plenty of 40's off to the east bay. so even at night when we would see the 30's and sometimes 20's, very mild nightly temperatures,

too. so we're off to a pretty good start help those temperatures race this afternoon, compliments of the traditional high pressure here. this is a high pressure from the pacific, not from the northern latitudes. so temperatures aren't going crazy. they do in the midwest from the drop in from canada, though. so it's a different high, but we get the impact of this falling air swarms of the mid layers of the atmosphere a little bit sore nightly lows to chilly. even with clear skies. alright, marching forward things start to change as more of a temperature change or you see marching through there. maybe a little cosmetic dusting up in the mountains. maybe this is juice here, though, next weekend. look at this. looks like the possibility is there for maybe some stray showers to kind of scrounge that up or at least maybe adding a little mountain snows. that would definitely be a plus 2. this will come with some cooler temperatures as we have recovery for much of the 7 day forecast that mixes on out as we get to sunday monday, 4 zone forecast for this saturday. 74 san francisco even along the coast into lower 70's at that along

bay side. 72, for example, burlingame, 74 foster city pair seven's down here to the south south bay got some 80's spoken out here. 84 san jose, 79 cupertino, morgan hill, those condos, it's 79, but back to the east bay shoreline matching those kind of numbers tri valley you're looking at 76 today. 75 for walnut creek, concord. 74, 76 for berkeley. so even inland, both bayside and inland the east bay, temperatures are much the same. 71 for a the 76 fairfield, 74 for sonoma and santa rosa at 78. all right. i'll take a look at this now. grab something station are here trip we have from 80 76. 64 61 tuesday. some scattered clouds again. we might scrounge up a couple raindrops with that. we take a breather in recover all week long by friday, up to about 71 or so next weekend. the possibility is just walk through maybe a shower or 2 for us and we'll revisit some of those 30's for the overnight lows. meanwhile, along the coast, we've got 40's and 50's. so guys,

monday, that's the big day. well. thanks, dave. the crisis between ukraine and russia reaching a tipping point. we've learned the united states is set to evacuate its embassy in kiev. >> the state department plans to announce that all american staff there will be required to leave the country ahead of the feared russian invasion. the white house warning a russian invasion into ukraine could happen in a matter of days. even during the winter olympics. our washington correspondent raquel martin has the latest. biden ordered the pentagon to send an additional 3,000 u.s. troops to poland. >> in the face of an invasion into ukraine. at this point, the white house is calling the situation unraveling urgent. the white house as a russian invasion into ukraine could now happen any day. russia has all the forces. it needs to conduct a major military action friday national security adviser jake sullivan warned despite attempts to find a diplomatic solution. >> u.s. intelligence shows russian president vladimir

putin appears ready to strike. we believe he very well may give the final go order. that is a very distinct possibility. sullivan says russia could deploy air strikes in coming days in preparation. the u.s. is downsizing its embassy staff and keyed and is urging all americans to leave immediately as soon as possible. >> and in any event in the next 24 to 48 hours. in the meantime, the white house says the u.s. and nato allies are prepared to strike back. >> not with military force, but using aggressive economic sanctions. friday, president joe biden held a call with trans-atlantic leaders to discuss the crisis in ukraine. white house press secretary jen psaki told reporters friday. >> the president will engage with several world leaders over the weekend. >> a senior administration official confirms president biden will be speaking with russian president vladimir putin saturday morning. >> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> well, president biden is

freeing 7 billion dollars in assets from afghanistan's central bank. the money is set to be split between humanitarian assistance in that nation as well as families of 9.11 victims. the money was frozen in the united states. one afghanistan's government fell to the taliban last august. since then, afghanistan's economy has been collapsing leading to mass starvation and another wave of refugees. the taliban laid claim to the money, but the executive order by the president calls for 3.5 billion dollars to be used for afghan relief. the other half as i mentioned, will go to covering default judgments won by relatives of 9.11 victims. however, former afghan officials and rights groups are condemning the move, saying it ensures the afghan economy has no chance of stabilizing. president biden says he's done a deep dive on for possible candidates for the u.s. supreme court. the president met with democrats on the judiciary committee late thursday. anna wiernicki

is in washington with an update. >> the search to replace retiring supreme court justice. steven briar is narrowing in an interview with nbc president joe biden said he's thoroughly checked out for candidates that there's anything in the background that would make them not qualify. we are on the cusp of making history in a meeting on thursday with democrats, connecticut senator richard blumenthal says the president vowed to stay true to his word and nominate the first black woman to the high court. not only because >> it will bring. historic diversity of the court, but also the quality of the person, illinois democrat durbin says he's confident that whoever the president picks will win the support of at least some republicans will be great for the senate. the great for the supreme court. >> i hope we can achieve that goal. the white house hasn't said which candidates they are considering. but south carolina republican senator lindsey graham says he'd

support federal judge jay michelle childs, a name circulating as a top contender. i think we could get to us. >> a good vote from republicans if she did well here. but some republicans, including texas senator john cornyn feared the president's campaign promise unnecessarily limits. the candidate pool is kind of boxed himself in when he said i'm going to nominate someone of a particular gender and race. the president is expected to begin interviewing candidates next week. >> and announce his pick by the end of february in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> we'll be right back after the break.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday, february 12th. we're counting down to the super bowl tomorrow. counting down to valentine's day. don't forget about that. we want to start off by getting a check of your weather forecast. i'm trying to count down to when we might have rain day, but i feel long way away. >> yeah, we have a little

opportunity. maybe this weekend. it's a big, maybe. good well, good morning, everybody. nice shot of downtown, too. by the way, just some high making their appearance that should mix out. however, later on today, as we approach around the noon hour or so. meanwhile, back on the golden gate bridge picture, we see kind of a similar types of shots going on as well. again, with the high cloudiness that will mix out as the day starts to progress. and we get there we go. and there you can see it just a little bit of that and a little bit of an offshore wind, just a breeze. that's all we're going to get today. the winds really don't pick up much at all. looks like for today. here's also the shot for use san jose state's and also looking at some of this package, some high cloudiness to get some morning feature should clear out for the afternoon. 39 santa rosa, most readings into the 40's. 51 for hayward and oakland. 55. meanwhile for san francisco, contrast that with 24 hours ago, most rings pretty close to yesterday. thought trailing agrees you can see off to the east bay, a touch half moon bay is much colder this

morning than yesterday. almost freakishly. so so again, a little bit of this package of cloud cover, kind of an or backyard here. this is what it yields, though, for today, sunny to mostly sunny. 69 will try by 12 o'clock. however, this afternoon, everybody's racing through the 70's. some locations may even top off at about 80. we'll have more of that in your 4 zone forecast snow. well, thank you, dave. >> perfect morning to get outdoors right now exactly what protesters are getting ready to do in san francisco. there's a rally this morning in golden gate park where people are going to be showing their support for making jfk drive a car free space permanently. kron four's camila barco is live in san francisco. she's got a little bit more detail on this. a push to keep it car-free camila. >> yeah. well, this is first time these group of people are battling to keep jfk drive a car free permanently. they've met before. but the big deal is that later this spring, the board of supervisors here in san francisco will vote on

whether they should keep jfk drive car free permanently or not. take a look at your screen. this is what jfk drive used to look like. cars driving up and down vehicles parked on the side of the road. but these days, the 1.4 mile stretch between the canes are and trans first drive is wide open for people walking and biking. cars have not been allowed on jfk drive since april of 2020 mayor london breed close off a portion to cars to create a safe space for social distancing during the pandemic. people can now walk and bike without having to worry. cars driving by now, according to the group walk sf, there are about 3 to 400,000 people a month to take advantage of the car free street. but it could easily go away and soon today's rally is calling on the board of supervisors to make jfk drive car 3. for average, the walk is being held by walk. san francisco and several other

organizations. here's a look at the information. the rally starts at 10:00am. there will be speakers and activities on jfk drive near the conservatory of flowers at golden gate park at 11:00am the rally will transition into march down jfk dry to 8th avenue and according to lock has jfk drive was on the city's on of the most dangerous streets. but noel cents closing it off to cars. there have been no traffic deaths or accidents because of it. back to you. >> yeah, camila the they definitely have had fatal accidents on that road before when cars were allowed be interesting to see if protests ways the board of supervisors when they go to make that vote will check in with you again in the next hour. thank you for that report. that's not the only rally that's happening today. actually, people are also going to be gathering at carl larsen park in the west portal neighborhood all in support of recalling 3 board of education

commissioners board president gabriela lopez, vice president flog a malika and commissioner alison collins are all facing possible recall. the special recall election is set for this coming tuesday, february 15th. however, if you live in the city, you probably already have your mail in ballot. you can send that back any time up until tuesday. if the election is successful, the 3 commissioners would be replaced by mayoral appointees. the california lifestyle get more expensive pg and e once again raising its monthly rates. the state's public utilities commission approved the higher electricity costs on thursday as kron four's. dan thorn reports. the increase is angering customers and consumer advocates. >> pg and e's monthly electric bills are going up more than 9%. the decision approved by the california p you see allows for the second rate increase this year. the utility company is pointing to a higher cost of purchasing

electricity as the reason behind the jump in price. we think it's outrageous. mark toney is the executive director of the utility reform network. also known as turn the organization seeks lower power bills while using cleaner energy. tony says the public utilities commission should have delayed this rate increase because of the recent inflation and the financial impact of the pandemic were kind of disappointed that the did not. >> look at this a little bit more long-term from the standpoint of what can be done to help customers pg. spokesman paul doherty says there are estimates show the average residential customer would see an increase of $14 a month for electricity. >> their calculations are that this is a 9.2% increase. tony argues pg and e's numbers do not take into account the jump in utility costs that went into effect on the first of this year pg and e customers are actually looking at a 20% rate increase according to tony people. income does not

go up by 20 or 30% because there pg needville goes out people on fixed income, social security, customer advocates suggest that the uc put in inflation cap on utilities. if the company wants to go over that cap, there needs to be a valid explanation by allowing pg and e to continue to raise rates. tony says the p you see is potentially hurting the state's clean energy goals. for example, of electricity is more expensive than gas people will likely choose the cheaper, dirty your option in order to get people to move to a clean energy future. we need to bring the prices of electricity reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> turning now to a big story in the north bay days after a man was swept out to sea at near beach. officials say they found and recovered a body officials have not confirmed if the body belongs to that man, but the county coroner is working to identify the body.

now it was found friday afternoon below the muir beach overlook on monday. 3 cousins were fishing and hiking along the rocks below that outlook when a large wave knocks them into the ocean. 2 of the men were rescued by chp helicopter. that afternoon. they said they tried to save their cousin, but the water was just too rough. coming up on the cover morning news, the fbi warning people about romance scams are going to give you some tips on how to keep you from becoming. >> the next victim. plus, a strike looming in mount diablo. why educators say the school district deal is not

>> welcome back in the east bay, educators in mount diablo say they're on the verge of a strike after negotiations with the school district failed. the mount diablo education association has been negotiating a contract with the district for the 2021 to 2024 school years. they say the offer is unacceptable because it's not in the best interest of students and teachers. the association is negotiating salary increases and the best way to allocate the district's resources, their current contract with the district expires on june. 30th. meanwhile, city county and now state leaders are trying to help in any way to prevent schools from closing in oakland assembly member mia bonta introducing a new bill

that would give the school district another year to decide whether to consolidate schools. the proposal would send usd 10 million dollars. that was in the prior year's state budget. at least one educator has been hospitalized due to a hunger strike protesting those school closures. in the north bay. we're learning more about the state of emergency declared in sausalito following a homeless encampment explosion. happened wednesday night at marinship park. police say a 61 year-old woman who lives at the encampment set to tents on fire. one of those tents had a propane tank that exploded an emergency proclamation signed by the city manager says activity at the park has been dangerous and sometimes there is criminal activity. the mayor won some more support from marin county to find a long-term solution for the homeless. this really >> alerted us to a higher state of emergency. we felt that was appropriate tissue, state of emergency so that we

could really flag for the county and other appropriate agencies that we need more help. we do need more flexibility on this existing policy. this matches the directive from the state for bridge, transitional housing, who think that there's a way to provide both in marine county. >> police say no one was hurt in the explosion and fire. but the woman has been charged with arson. dave. >> we're looking for a sweet weekend forecast. it's going to be more like spring than february as we go up to about 70 come high noon at 3 o'clock. we're in the mid 70's, even upper 70's. we've been flirting with about 80 or

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>> we're just singing along to the commercial jingles. they can go. things are joining us here at 8.15 on this saturday morning. i think all the sunshine houses just like really giddy this morning day. i suppose so. but i miss the muppets on happened or whatever. anyway. >> oh, daryn, but you get the general hate to say this all important stuff here right about here. the skies. don't worry about og yeah. interesting fog. look at how even wow. anyway, some high cloudiness in the south bay. it caught us as you can see, this will clear out as we get into the afternoon hours and i wonder france here also the golden gate bridge to just again, some high cloudiness that will mix out as the morning starts to progress a little bit here and basically a sunny weekend as what we've got going on here, upstream.

nothing really interferes us this weekend. early next week. different story system drop south was supposed to give us maybe a chance of some showers might get a sprinkle to dirty up the car. maybe. but the bigger issue will be cooler temperatures in a big way and some scattered clouds are going to see a big change. the system coming forward with that. so soak up this weekend. now, 52 antioch, 43 livermore still cool out there. 46 for concord 50's line up the east bay shoreline. so you get some temper. it right here along the water's edge. typical. now we're up to 40 santa rosa. finally, 48 for about a 55 san francisco. 52 for half moon bay. so for the weekend, mostly sunny, warm near 80 going on inland near 70. meanwhile, the coast for this week turning cool variable clouds, highs fall into the middle or even lower 60's inland. hello then next weekend we're talking about some scattered clouds and a short possibility. your shot of a possible shower going on. but maybe even some, although

maybe cosmetic some mountain snow is going on. so at least a little minor change happen here. 74 san francisco open. 76 80 mean hile for san jose. so on the big board, it's mostly 70's that you can see for everybody going forward both inland and hate along the coast for half moon bay in a bit. we'll check it out. 4 zone forecast for you and that extended with the big change happening early into next week. well, thanks, dave. >> a former u.s. air force staff sergeant pleading guilty for the fatal shooting of a federal security officer in oakland. all happened during a large protest against police brutality back in may of 2020. 33 year-old stephen is accused of shooting and killing officer david underwood. at the time. underwood was guarding the federal building in oakland, creo entered the guilty plea in a federal court in san francisco for the murder and attempted murder of us. a second officer that was in that location as well. korea was also charged with murdering a sheriff's deputy% in santa cruz. you may

remember investigators say a week after that shooting in oakland ambush, members of law enforcement. down in santa cruz county who are responding to a report of a van containing firearms and bomb making materials. sergeant damon gutzwiller was killed and several other law enforcement officials were hurt during that incident. well, after confronting his own trauma, a retired walnut creek police sergeant is now helping other first responders face their fears and heal. he's behind a new documentary and book detailing deeply personal experiences. kron 4 ella sogomonian has the story. >> being a police officer was michael segars calling. he probably serve the walnut creek community for more than a decade. but even in the seemingly quiet east bay town singer said he had several traumatic events on the job where he had to draw his gun. he wrote about it in his new book, relentless courage winning the battle against frontline trauma. >> he was reaching for a fully loaded gun. but the fact that almost took his life and i'm

sitting there talking to him and he was respectful and apologetic. that hit me really hard. i said to him and almost killed you. when things calm down. i fully internalized that almost killed this kid. >> fatal police shootings went up last year to 1000. 55 nationwide. and in that moment, that kid whose son grew said was a good guy who just did a bad thing. nearly joined a statistic during a fast-moving encounter. some grew said that cell phone was joined another one after a different case where he had to kill a man who was threatening people. and while he says he saved the life of a couple, his own life was left in life literally spiraled our to where i lost everything. i lost my marriage. >> my health started to fail. i started putting myself in dangerous situations that were coping. i died in the line of duty. in fact, blue help dot org reports more first responders die by their own hand than in the line of duty. psychologist doctor shauna springer who co-authored

relentless courage, sheds light on the dark truth. >> really see hundreds of throughout the course of their careers, father in the military or first responders. traumas that most people have no understanding or awareness off. they also, you know, tend to have a blind spot for where they might be most at risk in terms of self-destructive urges a lot of times because of their still a culture of the stigma around saying that they're not ok, they will suffer in silence. and as a result, sometimes the behaviors of acts that we see as for road her actually suicide attempts turning to therapy, sigrid turned his life around and now encourages other first responders. >> to learn to do the same and ask for help along with the upcoming book he partnered up with nonprofit mission. 22 for a documentary. they hope we'll help first responders cope with post traumatic stress together. so grew and doctor springer stress the importance of shaping a new culture around first responders that

encourages them to talk about trauma and a trusted environment that won't jeopardize their work. there is hope. >> and that there is help and all you have to do is get the strength and courage to ask for. >> you can come back from this and grow through trauma and grief and have a better life than you could imagine. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. if you or anyone, you know, is in crisis, you can call any of the numbers there on your screen for help. while romance is in the air, this valentine's weekend, the fbi out of san francisco wants to make sure you don't become the victim of a romance. scam. romance scams cost people in the bay area. 64 million dollars last year. silicon valley and santa clara county hit the hardest followed by san francisco and alameda counties. according to the fbi, they've seen an increasing trend of scammers asking their victims to invest in crypto currency. that's the

latest. here's some tips from the fbi to hopefully keep you from becoming a victim of a romance scam. never send money, trade or invest based on the advice of someone you've only met online. also don't tell someone online how much money you have also don't give anyone your bank information or your social security number. also be wary of people who claim to have exclusive investment offered opportunities if it sounds too good to be true, it most likely is the final tip. go watch that movie tinder swindler on netflix because that will stop you from victim to anyone trying to take your money. all right. coming up next and dine and dish a meat lover's paradise. >> right here in san francisco, we're going to go inside one of the cities, historic steakhouses. plus the new bill could require people to get the covid vaccine. how this would affect workers in california. all that and more coming up. usaa is made for the safe pilots.

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>> will be fans sharpen your steak knives and this week's dine and dish our vicki liviakis is taking us to a san francisco staple. harris's. >> the historic harris's steakhouse on van ness avenue in san francisco. just peak in the window and you can see which are in store for. >> prime dry aged beef.

>> but back in the kitchen by the chef each and every night ready to hit the ground. >> 3 to 4 weeks old. wow, it's prime a midwestern carpet beef and we're really proud to serve agent and house and cut chef and owner mike lee high's year. he's been here since the beginning in 1984. when it was opened by in lee harris, her husband, jack harris from harris ranch. >> the menu, as you might imagine, is meet intensive with all the sauteed mushrooms, fresh spinach, salad potatoes are brought there are other items like this delicious sauteed scallops daschle. of course you don't have to be a meat lover to enjoy fine meal here in harris's steakhouse. >> but it helps i like are here, says our drive new york. so one of our specialties on the menu. so it's it's definitely my favorite. harris is a family operation. mike son, books, diners, who he says really like the old school clubby ambiance. complete with fireplace and a portrayed of jack harris.

people are now looking for an experience in restaurants. and i think harris's provides not i'm being kind of old-school. so kind of takes you back in time. supervise good quality food. you won't leave hungry promise you that you might head on over to the bar for live jazz and a cocktail before or after dinner. if you want to bring home a slice of the paris steakhouse experience, there's a meat counter with any number of cuts. the road on your own backyard barbecue in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news >> we are always looking for great places to dine in or get takeout in your neighborhood scanned the qr code that you see on your screen that will take you directly to the dine. and dish web page, right? there is where you can submit your favorite restaurants for the key to future. >> we'll be right back after the break to go up.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 8.30, on this saturday morning and the sun is up and shining another nice day ahead of us. dave sphar standing by in the weather center with the dave. hey, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. beautiful shot coming in from the south bay. just some high cloudiness that will clear itself out a little bit as we get into. >> the later morning hours, not much interference upstream be sprayed by some high cloudiness. so we'll call it basically sunny for both today and tomorrow, seeing those temperatures sail through the 70's for today. but even top off at about 80 or so in some

selective locations, 40 currently at santa rosa. 52 antioch got some 40's off to the east bay with even some lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. 49 fort san jose winds are pretty calm. they'll be just a light. spring breeze will call it going on for this afternoon. the super bowl sunday game game time 3.30, sunny and very warm. mid 80's bundle up. hats and so forth out going to be quite for today. we're looking at 74 san francisco. 76 going on for oakland, san jose. there we go. and about eighty-four today. coming up in a bit. we'll have your 4 zone forecast and check that extended as winter. clears his throat. well, thanks, dave. >> well, this is the last weekend. the indoor mask requirement is being enforced in most settings across the bay area. all bay area counties except for santa clara going to be dropping the indoor mask mandate come wednesday. the 16th kron four's phillipe to call spoke with local doctors for an idea of what to expect next.

>> as we transition to the phase of this pandemic covid being around and kind of chronic you think it is the right move. contra costa, health services, deputy health officer doctor stephanie mccurry, us as we will likely have to live with covid-19 in our communities. but adds we have the tools to manage its spread. >> still, the virus has been unpredictable and the time may come when masking requirements could be reinstated. there could be new variants. you know, the world is unvaccinated and really vaccination is the most important thing that we think will prevent individuals. >> from becoming happens, their outcomes in general with respiratory viruses. we always expect them to be worse in the winter time because people get in and the transmission sees here. and i think should expect to see surges in the winter and ucsf professor of epidemiology doctor says after the super bowl and valentine's day seems like a logical time to lift indoor masking

requirements related to covid-19. >> except for those who are unvaccinated and 2 years of age or older, the regardless of vaccination status masks will still be required on public transportation at hospitals and schools will see fewer people. >> wearing masks, hopefully more people vaccinated and the relaxed relaxation of some of the controls. we just have to trust that do things protect themselves as they and how they feel the best protect themselves. >> but really protect the community as well. and it is on a system. doctors say it is still important to get tested for the virus. if you show symptoms and follow isolation, guidance if you test positive. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> state senator bill dodd meanwhile wants to help hospitals deal with potential surges of patients during emergencies. the proposed bill would ease restrictions forgetting people treated by out of network. doctors would

also make it easier for hospitals to higher health care workers from out of state and to increase their bed capacity during an emergency. local assemblywoman buffy wicks wants to require everyone working in california to get a covid vaccine. the assemblywoman announcing her proposed bill during a virtual news conference. it would impact all businesses in the state and anyone working as an independent contractor, assemblywoman wicks says it's about keeping workers safe as we transition from a pandemic to an endemic. >> we don't want to be scared of the next variant. we don't want to live in fear. we don't want to go through this all over again. and fundamentally, this bill is about workplace safety safety workers deserve to be safe. it's the most important thing that they feel protected and valued in their workplace. the city of burlingame is going to keep requiring people to wear masks inside city buildings and facilities. cities keeping its

indoor masking rules in place beyond next wednesday. >> that's when the county's lifting its to align with the state. >> meanwhile, there is a new free museum vax pass. if you or your child wants to get vaccinated, it's happening at the children's discovery museum of san jose. all in partnership with santa clara county, public health department. they're hosting a 3rd vaccination clinic for anyone with medical young children and families. families can use the past the day of their vaccination or returned by may 31st. museums open to the public during the hours of the clinic. pfizer and moderna boosters are available for all those who are eligible. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news football fans placing their bets for teams in the big game. why they say making a wager makes everything more fun. plus, we're remembering san francisco's first african american firefighter will tell you how he spent his life serving the community.

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>> well, sunday's super bowl showdown could be a really close game and more than a 3rd of americans say they'll be placing a wager on the winner. a survey conducted by onepoll asked 2000 people whether or not they plan to bet on the super bowl. and if so, how much? 36% said they do plan to

place a bet on super bowl. 56. but interestingly enough double that number of people think betting on the game makes it more fun to watch the average vet from those who do plan to gamble is around 400, $60 and about one in 4 are willing to bet even more than that. well, millions of people from all over the world are going to be watching that game sunday. but in beijing, how many of them are going to be tuning in from the olympics? andrew marden tried to find out. >> it's the biggest game of the year. the super bowl bengals against the rams. we know the matchup for almost 2 weeks. do you know who's playing the game on sunday? the super bowl. you know, he's playing the super bowl on sunday. >> up. >> so then if i say bengals versus rams in the super bowl this sunday, that would mean what do >> with to the bengals veces some fall. most of that day.

>> tn see >> in their defense, beijing, china is more than 6,000, 200 miles away from inglewood, california, and there at the olympics, which is also a huge sporting event for the first time in history. both of these events will take place at the same time. >> since he's been in beijing, has anyone talked to you about the nfl? have you heard anyone talk about the super bowl? the big game have you found many people here in beijing that are interested in the big game? not at the moment. >> you know, i haven't had a conversation with a single person out here. but the super bowl until today. yeah, i haven't spoken about football since i got out here. this the first conversation. >> in beijing, i'm andrew marden. we're looking at temperatures into the 70's this afternoon reaching to about 80 or so. check it out. your 4 zone forecast coming back.

>> welcome back. 8.43 here on this saturday. dave spahr is standing by. he's got a look at not only the forecast for today, but as well as the rest of the week. dave, what you got? >> hey, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. we actually have 2 systems to look out going past the first one kind of quickly. it's going to be big temperature drop for us shore. but the

second one holds a little bit more promise and may be scrounging up precipitation. hello. that's where we really could use. here's half moon bay going on here for you to some high cloudiness that we got pretty much all over the district that, again, will on balance clear out for a mostly sunny today and also looks like for tomorrow, too. let's send it back up to tahoe here. and we're looking at numbers in the 50's for tomorrow and even into monday. look at this. a little flavor of winter coming. 36 big drop on tuesday from this system here. not impossible to pick up some cosmetic, a little snow showers, perhaps that its passage here. but then upstream, the other one for next weekend. we're really looking for maybe to to add something that's measurable or something with all of that satellite picture going on here for you again, it's mostly sunny for today on balance again, some high cloudiness kind of hanging around temperature checked 40 santa rosa already. 54 from a bottle. 55 san francisco. this is 8 o'clock in the morning. so only way to go is up. 43 for livermore. 52 antioch,

lower 50's line at the east bay shoreline. so thank you, mister. big h pacific high. that is not coming in from canada. so this is a mild high pressure system. little bit of compression. ul heating upstairs to help up those temperatures. keep us mild overnight, too. so let's watch this. and future cast for the motion boom. that's that's what happens. that brings those temperatures down early in the week. but here's what we're really hoping to stays together. nice little collection of moisture going on here. maybe some snow showers in the mountains. sorry. the timing is on the weekends, but we need it badly. we're making up for this weekend. come on a spring-like weekend. we've got going on to next one. prepare may be very different. 4 zone forecast check-in like this. 74 san francisco will do that. lower 70's along the coast. for the most part. 72 for burning game as well down south. get to the upper 70's and into the south bay. reach for 80 looks like that's right. san jose at 80 79 morgan hill, 79 cupertino again, 80's for santa clara. upper 70's to near about 80 along the east bay shoreline. 76, it looks like the tri valley. to walnut creek. at 75

danville. 76. 76 also for berkeley. the cool spot at 71 off to the delta mid 70 76 for vacaville. 73 for napa and santa rosa at 78 cooler at the coast. but 68 stinson beach, that's not bad at all. so 7 day forecast, we drop to the lower 60's by tuesday we recover for the remainder of the week under sunny skies. and let's second system most kind of excited about next weekend lows will revisit the 30's a little bit for a time. back to the 40's again. come on. it's still february. and with february, guys, big day is on monday. well, thanks, dave. >> patience, humility and strength to find the legacy of san francisco's first black firefighter, a man who overcame racial retaliation and a level of disrespect. only the strongest of people could survive in this year's in the years since his death. early gauge junior is finally receiving the recognition he deserves with a street named

after him and a mural being painted in his honor. but those who knew him tell kron four's phillipe to call. he means a whole lot more. the sharing his story as we continue to celebrate black history month. >> with every way that crashes onto the ocean beach, a part of the late earl gates junior and his late wife lawndale grace. the sands of san francisco, the city to which world junior dedicated his life's out like putting their ashes out to sea was very >> appropriate to sending them off together. the couple was originally from texas but met and settle down in san francisco in 1955. earl junior became the city's first african-american fire fighter. >> and overcame debth threats and continuous acts of racism while he served the people that takes a while to figure out who's really poor. you. they didn't find allies. he did find allies. lawndale chisholm is the gauges. only child. she is grateful her own

children were able to meet their grandparents in 2017 world junior passed away at the age of 90 3 years after his wife died growing up. lawndale says the family lived in a home. >> in san francisco's ingle side terrace, neighborhood. well, racial tensions were still high. >> for him to my mom. things like that. and i think what an incredible strength their streak that must have taken to bite your tongue, just humiliation that he had to go there. and then the come back and lace up your boots again and do it the next day. and then again, the next day. i mean, that's an incredible human being. fire. captain sherman tillman admires the courage world junior exulted being the first. >> in fact, he remain the only black member of the department for more than a decade after he started at least when jackie robinson came through. it was only like and i think another month before another

black player came along early gauge was the only black firefighter in san francisco for 12 years. and for the first 6 years of his 28 year, career world junior never really had a home within the department. he was bounced from firehouse to fire house because the racial attacks and victory, all risk so severe and constant. >> his white colleagues would not allow him to settle down anywhere from more than a few days at a time. he eventually had to start carrying around his own mattress by the time he retired in 1983 his last fire station was number 16 in the cow hollow neighborhood. how bad did it get for earl? well. >> their stories of people defecating on has been stories of people peeing on his their stories. people. let him. >> he the only one in the fire leaving him not helping him. tillman did not learn of earl junior story until he joined the san francisco black

firefighters association where he served 2 terms as president shocked to learn world junior was not honored at the fire department's headquarters or the city's firefighters museum. tillman worked for years to have a street named after earl junior last year. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved renaming a block of willow street in the fillmore district for all gates, junior street and around the corner at rosa parks, elementary school, a mural is being painted, remembering the pioneer out early gauge the >> black people there be no women. there be no asians to be no hispanics. there be no he was encouraged to follow a path that he was told would be very challenging and he rose to the occasion and he did so with dignity and honor. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news >> we are continuing the conversation surrounding a

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>> well, the co-founder of the movie subscription service movie pass is bringing it back. stacy spikes says he plans to try and test a new business model for the service this summer. one of those models is something called the pre show. >> where users are going to be able to watch ads and get credits. they can exchange credits for movie tickets. a spike says movie pass will use technology that tracks your eyeballs to make sure you're actually watching those ads that you can get to your goods afterwards. at one point, the service had more than 3 million subscribers and let them see an unlimited number of movies per month for just 10 bucks. that model, however, is not coming back. all right. well, this year's oscars are going to be unlike any that have come before at the oscars will not have just one host. actually have 3 host for the entire ceremony in los angeles. in march. the show had gone without a host for the past couple of years. but producers decided try and have

a different host take charge of each hour of the show this time around. they're really trying to get people to watch this awards show. producers hope this going make it easier for the host to manage and might attract more a list talents to the job. the are set for march 27th. if you're looking to have a healthier valentine's day load up on the hugs and kisses instead of the chocolate and about this. but the american heart association says sharing affection with your loved one slower. so your stress hormones, which has a positive effect on your blood pressure, your cholesterol and your heart rate. doctors say a lack of affection and interaction can lead to sleep problems, mood disorders and even lower your immunity. i'd say go ahead to the hugs to the kisses. also maybe get some have to go out well for those of us who don't really care about the outcome of the super bowl. the halftime show is the real draw. and this

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is february 12th. you've got one day to the super bowl one or 2

days until valentine's day. so if you haven't gotten a gift, you might as well get out there and do that. today is a nice day to get outside for sure. another nice one. some 80's in some dave. >> yeah, it looks like an upper 70's and that's not good enough. and a poor floor us. oh, my aching back. i'm another order again. can't these guys plan anyway? golden gate bridge going on here for you. beautiful shot. basically, we're already turning into that mostly sunny mode that we talk about over the entire region. donna, half moon bay, still some leftover high cloudiness, big deal. we're looking at temperatures around 70 for a high today. yeah, 70 for a high going on. so beautiful weather from the coast to those inland valleys, lower 50's right now as we speak off to the east bay. 48, meanwhile, for santa rosa, 54 for about 0, 55, san francisco and for san jose just comparing 24 hours slightly colder this morning up in the north bay. but that's really recovery pretty much on tap of where we were this time from yesterday. so a look at

stormtracker 4 with the lack of activity here. we're talking about little package of some cloud cover which looks to drift already to the south as we speak. now, mike redevelop around monterey bay this afternoon evening. if you're headed out there, 71, 1 o'clock and 4 72, those are kind of modest numbers because you see a lot of mid 70's, upper 70's on our 4 zone forecast even popping near about 80. we'll get into all of that coming up in just a bit. noel. thanks, dave. >> perfect morning to get outdoors. that's exactly what protesters are getting ready to do in san francisco. there's a rally this morning in golden gate park. are folks going to be showing their support for making jfk drive a car free space permanently in kron four's camila barco joining us live now in san francisco. it's a little bit more on this camila. it's ben car free since the pandemic. and they want to keep it that way. >> exactly. they're trying to make this a permanent situation before even this. the cars even allowed on jfk drive on holidays on sundays before the pandemic. so a lot of people have gotten used to

this and this is what they're trying to do in the it for the future. now the protesters, they are rallying today because they are calling on the board of supervisors because they will vote whether to allow cars back on jfk drive again or not. and what you're looking at is what you still look like before the pandemic cars driving up and the iq parked on the side of the road. but these days, the one point 4 mile stretch between keys are and trance first drive is wide open for people walking and biking. cars have not been allowed on jfk drive since april of 2020, but 7 days a week, mayor london breed closed off a portion to cars to create a safe space for social distancing during the pandemic. now, according to the group walk sf, there are about 3 to 400,000 people a month who take advantage of the car free street. but that could easily go away and soon.

so today protesters are asking the board of supervisors to make jfk drive car free forever. the walk is being held by walk. san francisco and several other organizations. i caught up with some of the organizers kids that they had to say. >> there's so much love for this space. people will be heartbroken if it goes away, it has become one of the best things about san francisco. and we have to keep it. people want to keep it. >> i've always been that get 4 of those roles in the park. when you close the street to traffic, you create recreational space, 20 per century. people space space families, space for people to come out and enjoy the park. what was meant to be used for? >> now that was in david and marta. those 2 will be at today's rally. it starts at 10:00am and there will be speakers and activities on jfk drive near the conservatory flowers at golden gate park at 11:00am the rally will transition into a march down.

jfk drive you now know, while we heard from one of those organizers, david, he tells me that he's seen some close calls on jfk drive when cars were allowed there and he's had some close calls himself, according to walk us at the organization, jfk drive was on the city's list for most dangerous streets. however, cents closing it off to cars. haven't been any traffic deaths or major accidents to. >> all right. well, we'll see what the board eventually later this spring. camila, thank you for that report. >> that is not the only rally happening today. people are going to be gathering at carl larsen park in the west portal neighborhood all in support of recalling 3 board of education commissioners board president gabriela lopez. vice president for wada malika and commissioner allison collins. all facing possible recall. the special election is tuesday, february 15. so this

coming tuesday, however, you probably already have your mail and ballots that you can send back any time before tuesday. weigh in on this of the election is successful. the 3 commissioners would be replaced by mayoral appointees. well, he's bringing to the california lifestyle, getting even more expensive pg and e once again raising its monthly rates and the state's public utilities commission has approved the higher electricity costs as kron four's dan thorn reports the increase is angering customers and consumer advocates. >> pg and e's monthly electric bills are going up more than 9%. the decision approved by the california p you see allows for the second rate increase this year. the utility company is pointing to a higher cost of purchasing electricity as the reason behind the jump in price. we think it's outrageous. mark toney is the executive director of the utility reform network. also known as turn the organization seeks lower power bills while using cleaner energy. tony says the

public utilities commission should have delayed this rate increase because of the recent inflation and the financial impact of the pandemic could disappointed that the did not look at this a little bit more long-term from the standpoint of what can be done to help customers pg. and e spokesman paul doherty says there are estimates show the average residential customer would see an increase of $14 a month for electricity. their calculations are that this is a 9.2% increase. tony argues pg and e's numbers do not take into account the jump in utility costs that went into effect on the first of this year pg and e customers are actually looking at a 20% rate increase according to tony people. income does not go up by 20 or 30% because there pg need bill goes out people on fixed income, social security, customer advocates suggest that the uc put in inflation cap on utilities. if the company wants to go over that cap, there needs to be a valid

explanation by allowing pg and e to continue to raise rates. tony says the p you see is potentially hurting the state's clean energy goals. for example, of electricity is more expensive than gas. people will likely choose the cheaper, dirty your option in order to get people to move to a clean energy future. we need to bring the prices of electricity reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news police working to figure out the motive behind a deadly shooting at a bart station. we've got the details. plus, kids under the age of 4 going to have to wait to get vaccinated. fda is pushing back on its decision.

>> 9.10, on this saturday morning and parents are going have to wait a little longer to get kids under 5 years old vaccinated against covid. the fda was expected to make a decision tuesday on this. >> but the agency now says it's delaying its decision until april after studies on a 3rd dose of the vaccine are completed. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> during trials of pfizer's 2 dose covid vaccine for those under age 5 data suggested the drug was safe but not as robust as expected for those aged 2 to 4. but the fda was still set to review and likely

approve the vaccine anyway next week, i think fda was. >> at the point where they were worried. >> that a needed to be reviewed. >> for children under 5 because of the ongoing omicron surgeon and actually what may come next. doctor, yvonne maldonado is an infectious disease specialist at stanford. certainly we know that we're reaching record numbers of >> infections in kids of all ages. but friday, the fda reversed course and decided to wait until studies on a 3rd dose or completed in april to see effectiveness improves. i think it's better to to course correct. now and really wait for the day that you want to make sure it's effective in this really reduce trust in. the fda is saying prove 2 doses without knowing the 3rd dose is effective. so i think this is the right thing to do. >> they are infectious disease specialists agree waiting until 3rd dose data is available is the right move. in the meantime, parents who would hope to get their youngest kids vaccinated will have to wait. but doctors say

there are ways to protect them, making sure that families are fully vaccinated is a good step that people can take right now. again, this issue likely to come up before the fda in april. >> a recent kaiser family foundation study found that only 3 in 10 parents would get the shot immediately for their kids under the age of 5. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and get ready for a great day outdoors for this entire weekend. really, as we see temperatures soar through the 70's and not necessarily a destination for everybody might pop some 80's while we're at it too. take a closer

>> well, u.s. olympic snowboarding coach is under investigation right now. it was launched after a former athlete accused peter foley of misconduct who got jayla washington with all the latest news from beijing. >> team usa just added another gold medal to our count. let's get you to your saturday headlines, wendy jacob ellis and nick baumgartner won the mixed team. snowboard cross an intense series of races. jacob ellis claiming her second gold medal of the games. this is really cool to see as baumgartner is 40 years old. the oldest competitor on team usa. jacob ellis is 36 and there are new allegations against a snowboard and ski coach peter foley, former olympian callan choice. look sis off is accusing him of taking naked photos of women

for over a decade. she spoke out on instagram saying she couldn't sit back and watch another winter olympics in silence needing to publicly speak out about what she says happened fully has since said her allegations are true. we also learned the ioc is looking to have the situation resolved involving the 15 year-old russian figure skater accused of taking a banned drug. we're told the decision will be made on whether she's allowed to compete in the women's final on the 15th. that's the day the women's finals are set to begin. the u.s. men's hockey team taking on canada won 4 to pay. and we're just about a week away from the closing ceremony. we're going to continue bringing you the very latest headlines here from the games reporting in jayla washington. >> 9.16, it's looking pretty cold over in beijing. but here at home, nice and warm yet again. but dave, i know you were kind of hinting at maybe next weekend not being as warm as what we're seeing today

actually or cool off before we get to next week in that rig, hoping next weekend we can scrounge up some moisture. it doesn't look as likely with this first system that will just cool us off. throw some clouds our way which, you know, whatever. >> but we want to get some of that moisture coming our way. so, yeah, we've got 2 things actually to watch in the week ahead. not feeling at all like winter going on for this weekend's live shot of half moon bay, beautiful son and some high cloudiness in the skies. we don't see quite the same here at the golden gate bridge. we're starting to really clear out to mostly stormtracker 4, no activity to be seen. this will get a little busy. we get to sunday night. cloud cover development looks like and then things change going forward. 48 santa rosa still the cool spot up there. but everybody's graduated mostly to the 50's. 48 fremont and 58 checking in for san francisco, mostly sunny and warm as the rule for today. now near about 80 in some spots going on in london and near 70 at the coast. however, next week, big changes happening. turning cool variable clouds thrown in there. the remaining of what we're hoping was maybe a couple of showers. highs will

tumble, not even fall tumble down to mid 60's own enough for next some scattered and maybe a little shot of a shower going on there, too. so let's hope. and mountain snows thrown into with that. 74 san francisco can check-in. 76 again. there's your a t san jose. not too many of those, but mostly a middle to upper 70's, a program here to keep those inland spots even happen. bay coming in at 71. so coming up in a bit, we will have the 4 zone forecast for you. look at that extended as well well. thanks, dave. >> police have arrested the person they say killed a man at the civic center. bart station. but the motive for that shooting remains in question. kron four's haaziq madyun has the very latest on the investigation. the victim was shot from behind. >> a deadly shooting at a bart station in san francisco. it happened thursday at around 08:30pm, that the civic center station, bart police chief ed alvarez, the suspect allegedly shot the victim at close range

with a handgun. >> on the platform at the bottom of an escalator. >> the as as bart police maintain a full-time presidents during operating hours at the civic center station and arrested an adult male suspect. shane, hold it up. san francisco within minutes of the shooting immediately following the shooting. 2 officers decide to write trains, walk platform, stepped off the train. subsequently taken a suspect into custody while other responding officers began rendering first aid to the victim. the unidentified victim described by investigators as a young the male was transported to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries. as for the motive at this moment, it appears that it could have been a targeted. but again, that's going to be a part of the investigation as will continue to research, the video and work with other agencies to try to develop that. investigators say they collected surveillance videos hoping to find any possible clues showing what led to the shooting as well as any evidence of the actual

shooting it. so anyone with information is asked to contact. bart police has the met. you kron 4 >> well, there's a new proposal to help police identify and investigate hate crimes across the state state. assemblymember phil ting discussing the plan yesterday in san francisco's chinatown, it would create standardized training for law enforcement officers including how to define hate crimes and developer spots and reporting procedures. after seeing a nearly 600% increase in anti ap. i hate crimes in san francisco last year. ting says it's time to address the problem. head on. >> surge in our community must stop. we as a community here, san francisco, but all around california coming together, working together, community organizations, law enforcement agencies, a lot agencies are working together to say that no person should be attacked because of their race because another legend because of who they are.

>> ting says, although the spike in numbers is partly due to better reporting, it actually only highlights a problem that was already here. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news warriors get ready to play the lakers by steph curry says the game. >> it's actually pretty special. plus, a beloved mall closing its doors. we're going to tell you the plans to redevelop the site.

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>> and now kron 4 sports head of this nba season, almost every national sports website, basketball analysts projected the lakers to win the west. also, the warriors finishing in the 46 range when golden state bla to open the season. many called the when a stunner. in the words, michael scott. well, well, well, how the turntables the dogs will face or southern california rivals for the second time this season, golden state is tests but for a win after dropping their last 2 straight games, 4 shooting guard klay thompson. this game against the lakers is extra special. his dad, a former laker player, is currently elese radio color commentator >> always get excited playing lakers a meme up some of best memories of life are just going with my dad. when i was in high school sitting with santa's booth and watching call the games and corey put so so isn't it? always

awesome. playing the hometown team just watching as we prepare for them, knowing that what they've been able to do, >> as a team and just years in the past and and how they play a dangerous team. and we understand that in, you know, coming in and there. but it makes prepared to go. >> super bowl. 56 is less than 48 hours away and the rams and bengals are ready to square off and steamy inglewood, california. the competition is expected to be smoking hot, just like the weather forecasted high on sunday is 87 degrees. which would make it the warmest super bowl in history. kron four's kate rooney caught up with 2 time super bowl champion and nfl mvp running back terrell davis to get his prediction for the big game. >> we've seen this last year when the bucs played in the big game with the you know, i guess the biggest the chiefs offense that was really good. but were they were weak, goes up, probably saw this with tom brady over the years where lee big game losses been were his offensive mind has been dominated by the defense is on

us. and then you we've seen this in this game. and if it continues. >> the rams have they have the star they have the personnel. they have guys that can get it done. i think is going come down to that and. >> yeah, obviously, i think the walkout out their own stadium hoisting that trophy. >> cincinnati's mayor would beg to differ. he told tmz live a few days ago that he's so confident the bengals will win. he's already planned the super bowl parade. it's a bold strategy. cotton. let's see if it pays off here's what else he told tmz live. take a listen. >> how confident are you that cincinnati is going to want think we've already started planning our super bowl parade. so that's how did some but some other folks about a we talked about maybe changing the name of los angeles to l o s s angeles for 24 we talk about maybe being a hollywood

walk of fame star and the and the bengals name with the with the and this is the world capital of sport. we've got the uc bearcats went to the college football playoff for the future home of the super bowl-winning cincinnati bengals. okay. he's already calling the super the home of the super bowl-winning. bengals will just have to see what happens on sunday. that's

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head out the door for the day. >> you really need the jacket or sweater unless you plan on staying out a little later when it gets cooler again holiday. yeah. and make sure that's portable. see and take it off later on. so that's a great thing about the lakers thing. so it's definitely a lakers kind of forecast all weekend long coast. the afternoon up, we go half moon bay, beautiful shot here as temperatures at the coast. >> we'll be in around 70 that we get that even in the summer months. storm tracker for a little bit of interference, way out to sea and some high cloudiness. but some package here in our backyards. what kind of pain in the skies? very early this morning ahead, we're expecting those temperatures to be into the 70's and just about all locations, upper 70's for the inland valleys pushing to about 80 is a possibility here. here's a look at current numbers. 48 quinn on santa rosa inland. we a lot of 50's here even along the east bay shoreline. 55 san jose. 58 for san francisco, folks in san san jose. look like pop to your about 80 today. calm

winds. that will be the case later today. just a little bit of a spring-like brees added to the program checking with super bowl forecast tomorrow down in la 3.30, game time temps mid 80's, sunny and very warm. just a gentle breeze like that. i've been to tennis games that are cooler than that. so for your forecast today, 74 san francisco. 76 for oakland, san jose. checking in at 80 again. we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast for you. and also the extended noel. thank you, dave. >> this is the last weekend. the indoor mask requirement is being enforced in most settings across the bay area. all counties except for santa clara. we're going to be dropping the indoor mask mandate on wednesday. the 16th kron four's phillipe to call spoke with local doctors for an idea of what to expect next. >> as we transition to the phase of this pandemic covid being around and kind of chronic you think it is the right move. contra costa, health services, deputy health

officer doctor stephanie mccurry, us as we will likely have to live with covid-19 in our communities. but adds we have the tools to manage its spread. >> still, the virus has been unpredictable and the time may come when masking requirements could be reinstated. there could be new variants. you know, the world is unvaccinated and really vaccination is the most important thing that we think will prevent individuals. >> from becoming happens, their outcomes in general with respiratory viruses. we always expect them to be worse in the winter time because people get in and the transmission sees here. and i think should expect to see surges in the winter and ucsf professor of epidemiology doctor says after the super bowl and valentine's day seems like a logical time to lift indoor masking requirements related to covid-19. >> except for those who are unvaccinated and 2 years of age or older, the regardless of vaccination status masks will still be required on

public transportation at hospitals and schools will see fewer people. >> wearing masks, hopefully more people vaccinated and the relaxed relaxation of some of the controls. we just have to trust that do things protect themselves as they and how they feel the best protect themselves. >> but really protect the community as well. and it is on a system. doctors say it is still important to get tested for the virus. if you show symptoms and follow isolation, guidance if you test positive. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> now the city of burlingame, however, has decided to keep requiring people to wear masks inside city buildings and facilities. the city's keeping that indoor masking rule in place beyond next week. that's when the county is lifting. the county, however, will be lifting its mandate to align with the state. there's a new free museum vax pass. if you or your child gets vaccinated. it's happening at the children's discovery museum in

san jose. it's all in partnership with santa clara county public health department are hosting a 3rd vaccination clinic this weekend for anyone with medical those with young children and families, families can use the past to the museum the day of their vaccination or returned by may 31st to use it. the museum is open to the public during the hours of the clinic. pfizer and moderna boosters are available for those who are eligible. a new bill could mandate all california businesses require employees and independent contractors to be vaccinated against covid-19 east bay assembly member buffy wicks introduced the bill with the support of some business and public health leaders. kron four's amanda hari explains why they believe this is an essential bill to move from the pandemic stage to an endemic. >> assembly member buffy wicks says she doesn't want people to live in constant fear of the next new variant and how it could end up affecting our

lives. >> she says getting more people vaccinated will help protect. >> the return to normalcy workers deserve to be safe theory behind this is that we know that the pathway to endemic is through vaccines. this would be a first in the nation bill. >> it would mandate all businesses in the state of california to require their employees and independent contractors to receive the covid-19 vaccine. state senate health committee chair doctor richard pan says this needs to happen. having a safe workplace is essential to keeping the businesses going is essential to being sure that workers are going to be at work. >> and keeping our economy going, the bill would require that workplaces and employers of all sizes verify their workers are fully immunized against covid-19 if signed into law in passed by governor newsome, it would take effect january. first of 2023, doctor pan says people shouldn't downplay the significance of

this virus each day more people have died and have died during 9.11. >> infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says vaccines have been mandated for more than 100 years. >> he says that's because they save lives. it's almost everybody who's in the icu because of covid is not vaccinated. he believes the state needs this type of legislation or 4% of the world's population. >> 21, we have 21% of the world's cases. >> and we have 15% of the world's deaths. united states has not done a good job in terms of controlling this pandemic, keeping people safe in protecting people from dying. john. aaron's meyer is the ceo of small business majority. >> a national small business organization that advocates on their behalf. he says a bill like this would make it easier on small businesses. this is the bottom line. >> small businesses don't want to be traffic. cops in debates about public safety looking

for a common statewide standard. that distant handles them from politics. the bill also says that there would be a fee assessed on businesses that don't follow the mandate. legislators say they want to work with business owners to figure out how much that he should be. >> i'm and harry kron. 4 news state senator bill dodd wants to help hospitals deal with potential surges of patients during emergencies. >> his new proposed bill would ease restrictions for people getting treated by out of network doctors, but also make it easier for hospitals to higher health care workers from out of state and increase their bed capacity during an emergency. one of the largest shopping malls in the bay area has been sold in hours now plans to redevelop the site into a life sciences. campus kron four's charles clifford has details. >> well, here in san bruno, the tanforan mall be 44 acres at the mall sits on has been sold to a real estate developer.

>> alexandria, real estate has purchased 3 different sections of the 10 for insight for roughly 300. >> million dollars. they plan to put in a life sciences campus here office space. there could also be housing, which is something the city of san bruno is hoping for. as it looked for someone to redevelop this location. now, the tanforan mall has been here since the 1970's. it was redeveloped in the early 2, thousands. and now as it changes ownership, some people who live nearby are concerned about what this could mean for the people who work here and the future of this area. i feel sorry for the berry who will be an employee become have the 7.11. i can get about tech job. so the case pushing people out again. >> so far we have not seen any specific details on what alexandria real estate plans to do here. that certainly will be an ongoing conversation with the county and the city of san bruno in the months and years ahead. but for now in san bruno to charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>> well, after 2 years of working from home staring at computer screens all day sales force is encouraging more face-to-face interaction between its employees and rather than bringing them all back to the headquarters here in san francisco. they're sending their employees out to the redwood forest at the company's new trailblazer ranch. it's tucked up in the santa cruz mountains. employees will participate and tactile experiences like nature walks first, art of yoga, journaling, meditation, sales force chief people. officer brent hyder says the goal of the ranch is to align the company's the culture and safely get together. person. dave and i are signing we don't work for cells. parts. well, many patients hoping to slow their symptoms of alzheimer's disease are stuck in limbo. this comes after the fda approved a new treatment that medicare does not cover for most people. the centers for medicare and medicaid services initially decided to only cover costs for patients

enrolled in trials, members of congress and advocacy groups have made arguments demanding tougher criteria to prove the drug works. the alzheimer's association is stressing the decision does not restrict coverage for one all strug. >> it effectively would deny access to not only the current, the future fda approved treatments regardless of what the fda recommends or clinical trial results show. >> a final decision on coverage is expected in april. republican lawmakers are saying president biden's green energy agendas going to raise electricity costs for americans and put american energy companies at a competitive disadvantage with the rest of the world this week, the biden administration push forward that agenda. it includes investments worth over 100 billion dollars for the electric utility industry alone, but also put electric car charging stations up and down freeways. it's all part of the president's bipartisan infrastructure package. despite the criticism, the department of energy is

arguing building a clean energy economy will create millions of jobs and make america more energy independent. >> build back. better agenda. creates the opportunity to have the full supply chain, the full dumb supply and demand of clean energy in the u.s. doing nothing is not an option. >> the department of energy it's it may take political compromise, but they're optimistic it can get that. dave. >> and for today, we're looking at high temperatures in the mid 70's to even upper 70's in some of those inland spots coming up in a bit,

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news about the 9.44. here on this saturday days talking a little bit about your weather forecast is going to talk a little bit about tahoe. i was just there. and dave, i was honestly shocked at how much snow there was still left. but it is very that what's melting quick. yeah, we're losing at each day when we do this sticky with these up temperatures that we're talking about. you know, that's the big thing. we just hope we can hold onto will get a little help early into the week because it will begin a much cooler as it will be for the bay area. >> so soak up your weekend because actually next weekend won't be this like either. here's a look at half moon bay. look at those people ready taking advantage of the beach about that. speaking of tahoe, look at this. this tells you the side of things to come, melting melting. and when look at this, 36 for a high on tuesday, doesn't say anything about precipitation on just mentioned with that

passing system, maybe pick up ll of that. but that would be cosmetic. anything we get from that weekend system is a little difference in the next weekend. hopefully that will have some fruit for us. but as far as we look at the satellite picture, just some high cloudiness all got our back yard, obviously with a high pressure in place. temperature check for you. 50's cover good chunk of the east bay. 48 santa rosa, the cool spot. 55 san jose. 58 san francisco and also for oakland. so it's that familiar pacific high pressure. it's still hanging around but the storing arced heat spikes if this were the summer, we'll be talking about heat spike going on. but obviously because temperatures a little different now and our winter it's a pleasant spring day in the middle of february. marching forward. here was i just mentioned right there, that little opportunity to pick up potentially cosmetic snow showers. but let's get to the part we all right about that next weekend. maybe some the best part of the week to pick on this. but at least we can get some precipitation, maybe mountain snows. let's hope on that. that's again

next weekend. we'll see if the models hold together on that. back to your 4 zone forecast and spring today. 74 for san francisco. lower 70's cover the coast and along the bay side, also into the 70's and get to the upper 70's down south palo alto, redwood city aiea in the south bay around 80 doesn't for san jose santa clara. they're playing the super bowl at levi stadium. 79 for cupertino, east bay shoreline near about 80 tri valley at 76. 75. meanwhile, a walnut creek, 74 for concord. 76 berkeley, the lake with 71. 76. meanwhile, for fairfield, 73 for napa. 78 going on for santa rosa and just gradually down to the lower 70's heading down south. so in the 70 forecast, there's the drop and die. we're just keeping cloud cover there for now. may have to fortify that with a couple raindrops to dirty up the car on tuesday. rest of the week as a recovery, if you will, to around 70 or so come next week and look at those lows. we

revisit some chilly 30's at night, but it's february. meanwhile, 40's going on for the coast and monday. look, that's the big day. noel. thanks, dave. speaking >> this next segment here, i don't know about you guys, but for me. if one of my teams isn't playing the super bowl is all about halftime show and the snacks. so if you're hosting a party for the big game or you're a guest that's tasked with bringing a dish, this segment is for you. lesley daphne, also known as the vineyard mom joining us live now to show us how to make a delicious snack. leslie, thank you so much for joining us. thank you so much for having me know. well, i really appreciate that. >> of course, you usually like to create and share recipes that you can then pair with different wines, a friend of has tasked with bringing a hot dish for the party tomorrow and also to bring whatever i might want to drink. so i think you're solving all of my problems right yeah, i'm definitely here to help. you know. well, thank you so much.

so the addition her care for you today is a crowd pleaser. it is my shrimp and skewers. >> and i promise you they will be a hit because they're easy to make tip. >> so let's get started. okay. so the first we're going to do is i'm going to so my skewers because i'm going to grill these on my route. >> so i turned to my real on a ready and i'm getting it nice and warm enough for any reason. you don't have a route. that's ok, you can use a grill pan and site or even a saute can now make sure you still care. stuart spread at least 10 minutes. nothing ruins a party more than a fire for the fire department so keep that in mind. it's good to know that we're going to do is we're going to marinate these wonderful now, this is super simple. it's easy. it's just all of a little bit lemon juice. i have delicious. but now was seizing is a spicy, but it has a lot of great flavor. i also have a little bit of garlic powder and then a little soft. yeah, i already

took my shrimp. pounds and a half to 2 counts. i already peeled them that i put the marinate on top of the stretch. i did together nice for him in the refrigerator. already did these. and so they're cool and they're ready to get out. now, the second part of the is not just its great sausage. i get with someone in dewey sausage, which is fantastic. so what i want to do is i want to about a half inch status that way. they will sit on a nice and easy with case s 2 things. i can't say no to shrimp and andouille sausage. haha. >> i it is such a great flavor. and the best part of this is the sausage is already cooked. and so it only takes 3 or 4 minutes. and the same thing with the shrimp. so it will be done at the exact same time. >> now i want to make look pretty. and my sausage pretty on the scare. so i want to go

ahead and put it. so the west side is facing up now. i have maybe 2 to 3. sure. at first you are. it just depends on, you know, how many people you're serving. i like to start with my sausage and then go ahead and add another sausage with the and that is reading it on. it's on us see the shape that way it on tightly and will hold this position while you're we don't want part. so put 2 on here and i'm going to finish. it was my in dewey sausage and it looks and delicious. now i'm going pile up bunch of them on the play and i'm gonna go ahead. and now it's not a great game day without some kind of debt. so i have a delicious step that appears not only with this, but any ship or crackers going to love it as well. it's my cilantro debt again, super easy to make. i have 2 of the cars that i diced. richard, great.

we're still looking california. fresh. and then i'm just going to have a little bit of sour cream and a little bit of manatees. i think a piece of fresh to me. it brightens every dish up now for the seasoning is just a little bit humid. a little bit of salt and some of our power. yeah, i already put mine together and i put it into my food processor that you don't need a food processor processor to make the stash. it's kind i welcome only in the fact that you can go ahead and put it in a bowl. swish it with your 4 and then kind of blended together. so i already did my i think paired it earlier in the day because i like flavors to marry, get together. and i like to have this awesome, nice and cool. so i have my son reading and i have my shirt reading. so let me show you what they look like. i mean, come on. these how fantastic. and think once

you get them right off the grill, go ahead and sprinkle them with so lot row here and the i lost my hand real quickly. even the those are now do you what would you pair this with a white wine or? >> so, e? >> no. well, i love a nice chris cy young law. >> don't get me wrong. one of the reasons i love this dish is very versatile and you can have it any beverage with that. it will pair nicely. and i'm telling you, your friends that are looking to stake for don't have all the cars. still have your chips in debt. but my gosh, they are going to be so grateful. you thought and they suggest fabulous dashed. so go a little. i'm on it. if you want pair with this any other beverage you're going to happen. i tell you what you said that people who are going to go there and want to watch

the game rate. the commercials that awesome. right. but if you have to bring a i'm telling you, this is a winner. so if you want to get this recipe or any of my recipes, you can go to at the on instagram. and it also has. my lot also on tiktok at the vineyard. well. >> have been looking at your web site all morning long. i know you're based in livermore valley wine country. so you're here locally in the bay. definitely someone to follow their on instagram of follow your blog there that you have there on your instagram. leslie, thank you so much for joining us and not the chips and i love chips and dip, but it's always good to change things up. really appreciate your time this morning. thank you

>> before we let you go, take a look at this penguins at the cincinnati zoo are predicting this year's super bowl winner. the zoo posting a video of its paying ones that have been going on parade every week making their super bowl pick. they were going to pass one with the bengals banner, one with a slightly smaller rams banner. so who they pick? not surprisingly, of course, they went with the home team, orange and black. so we'll see if the when it tomorrow. but before the game tomorrow, be sure to tune in with us here on the kron. 4 news as well. before we go taking showing you a look at the 7 day, enjoy the day outside today since

are going to spend it tomorrow with your eyes glued to the tv screen, going to get in the high in the 80's in some parts today. so it's going to be a warm one. >> a nice weekend for all the festivities. that's all the time we've got for kron. 4 news, i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you tomorrow.

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