>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it's sunday february 13th super bowl sunday. tomorrow is valentine's day. got a lot going on today and this week we want to start off with a check of your forecast because there are some changes coming our way this week, right? dave? >> yeah, well, good morning and good morning, a live shot from the golden are off to a pretty nice start with some of that orange in the background. little bit of a breeze this morning. but it looks like today will be much the same as

yesterday. here's a look at half moon bay and a nice sweet start to the day continuing mostly sunny overnight with the clear skies, temperatures fell again. napa this time into the 30's rosa. 55, san francisco went off to the east bay. we're into the lower to middle 40's at that. given quick contrast here in some locations, a little bit trailing from what we were this time yesterday. but generally speaking pretty much on target with those numbers as we'll see, maybe some 80's pop turkey and the inland locations satellite to stormtracker. this is our future. as we get into your monday a little bit into tuesday. we'll see quite a bit of cloud cover on your monday. but for today, bring on in the sunshine to the sixties before noon hour. 73 expected by mid-afternoon or so again, racing through the 70's this afternoon. a little closer inspection. your forecast coming up in a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. we begin in the south bay where a man is battling a life-threatening injury after being shot in san jose. police say it happened

saturday on north 6th street. they do not have a motive or a suspect at this time. meanwhile, also in san jose, police are investigating yet another deadly crash. this one happening last night in the area of stevens lane and stutz way. police say a man was killed during this crash. they have not said how the crash but we are expected to get some more details some time this morning as soon as we receive them, we will bring them to you. are coming to bart this week. there's some updates and expansion on weekend services. and starting tomorrow, there's new options for riders headed from the east bay to the south bay kron four's camila barco joining us live now with more details on all those changes. good morning, camila. >> good morning, all. there's going to be new trains, new services and even extended hours of the pandemic forced part to reduce some of their

services. but starting tomorrow, that's going to change starting tomorrow. there's a new schedule change coming to bark. there's going to be a new transfer opportunity at bay fair for a double into berryessa transfers every day. and they also made improvements to the yellow line on saturdays are adding more trains as far as pittsburg bay point since the pandemic part has been closing at 09:00pm on sundays to help with projects. but starting next sunday, bart will not go back to providing sunday service until midnight. and according to the agency, this bart will close at midnight 7 days a week for the first time ever. bart will also run 5 line service on sundays. this will include the bank and green lights opening from opening until around 09:00pm. and that means that full 5 line service will run every day of the weekend. this is good news for riders who had to transfer on sundays because

they no longer have to do that anymore. but on certain sunday sport will have to revert to 3 line service when they have to do maintenance, work and service on those lines will run every 30 minutes now know. well, why all these changes? barr has worked with other transportation agencies to make sure that their schedules online making sure that everything resolutely for these passengers. back to you. >> and then waiting to get a more and more passengers riding again since the pandemic. so this is good news that more people are getting out and about. camilla will check in with you again in the next hour. thank you for that. the fight to keep oakland schools open, not over for nearly 2 hours yesterday, oakland community leaders discussed ways to save nearly a dozen schools that have been chosen to close or merge. >> kron four's amanda hari has that story. >> councilmember loren taylor said that he wanted to be a part of this virtual town hall to have a conversation about the grief and trauma that

comes the vote to close or merge nearly a dozen oakland schools anxious. >> this respected council member taylor started the meeting by inviting people to participate in this word cloud to express how they're feeling about the school board's vote to eliminate nearly a dozen schools. words like frustrated and racist. stick out to make these decisions is just criminal. a few members of the community weighed in about the decision. many saying that the vote felt sudden the former school board director jim, okay, hinton disagree. i want to challenge for other people that have said it came out of nowhere. that is not true. >> that is not true. we have been dealing with a structural deficit for years. he says the school board has, quote, kick the can down the road. >> and that's some of the principals knew this was coming. >> that district at its was one of the largest school

districts in the state of and that has changed over time. lisa grant dawson is a member of the oakland unified school district budget team. she says these closures are partially because of the district's change insights that we once were a 50,000 enroll school district. now it's closer to 35,000 and the percentage of students actually intending is about 94%. >> she says they're forecasting tells them that students will continue to lead the district city or state entirely many of our neighborhood schools have seen this masking grant dawson says they're not just looking at the funding for the next 2 years, but be on that list. students that we have. the less resources that we had. and that is one of the main correlations to why school closures council member taylor says that he's calling for all long-term plan. >> to fix the school district,

he says he plans to host future town halls. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, chp have released video of a chase involving a stolen vehicle from earlier this week. officers say they tried to stop the person driving a stolen honda suv. >> on i-80 in alameda actually let's speak a little bit about these possible drownings over in black hawk deputies. they're investigating a possible drowning after 2 people. >> died yesterday. the sheriff's office says they were called to a home on east ridge court regarding a woman who was in a swimming pool and not breathing when they arrived. they were also told the child was in the same pool, but it already been taken to the hospital. now, deputies say both the child and the woman were pronounced dead at san ramon regional medical center. deputies say those deaths do not appear suspicious and there are no signs of foul play. meanwhile, a chp have released this video

of a chase involving a stolen vehicle from earlier this week. officers say they tried to stop the person driving a stolen honda suv on i-80 in alameda county after leading them on a chase. the driver eventually exited the freeway, ditched the suv and tried to run away from the scene. officers were able to catch up with that person, though and arrested them a short time later. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, 3 education board members facing a recall election in san francisco this week. >> why they're calling on people to vote against it. plus, a new study revealing details about the efficacy of covid-19 boosters. why researchers say the results actually did meet their expectations. and olympic athletes competing in a new of we're going to tell you what we're going to tell you what it is after the break. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what?

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keeping an eye on the winter olympics over in beijing and a new event made its olympic debut, snowy conditions. also postponed the women's freeski slopestyle qualifiers. >> jayla washington joins us from beijing. >> hey, happy sunday to you from a snowy beijing. here's a look at your daily headlines. monobob a brand new olympic event made its debut instead of a 4 person bobsled team. there's just one person doing a single sled run. this new

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>> welcome back. 7.15, on this sunday morning. and there's a long time group of friends and football fans that have never missed a super bowl for the last 56 years. despite it getting more difficult each year, they don't plan on ending the tradition just yet. erin myers introduces us to the super fans. >> that's 3 is the only ones left but our own tickets our fans were corners when love the game of football for don crisman tom henschel and gregory eaton this week. every year is about much more than watching their favorite sport play its biggest game. it's like a reunion like a class and, you know, we several

about every and literally nothing gets in the way of that reunion. everyone knows my family don't die. won't be a plan if you some other time. >> all in their 80's. the 3 have seen a lot changed since super bowl one. so what's the biggest difference you guys have noticed between super bowl one and now super bowl. 56 first, 3, $12 in the next 5 or 15 and how much for this year the club's numbers have dwindled in recent years. only 3 and and you're going to and so the 3 remaining toast to the ones they've and keep the reunion and party going with no plans of stopping going go for 60. i don't want to get it. i get through these guys today has changed my mind. i

was going to give up. >> you can that. you've got and you know, i got to do it >> i hope they have the best time out there. i know it's going to be nice weather because, hey, it's california and we've been dealing with some great weather and i know down south that is as well. another warm one for us no spring day. it is. yeah. first super bowl. it was the chiefs and the packers packers won 1967. here's a live shot for you. the east bay. >> but a you can see off towards the distance there. if they're typical orange showing up again, which we see. >> also at the golden gate bridge, we're just gonna orange to a little bit of flag flap and we're going to see a lot more that upstream. it looks like tomorrow when things start to change on us a little bit. but for today, enjoy no interference going on. we'll see a collection of some clouds oft current coaching in from the coast. that will be late in the afternoon because the sunset so early will be approaching the dinner hour. so it'll be based in overnight event for most of the bay. we do see quite a few 30's, though, on

the board. still, 38 for santa rosa. 39 for now considering how warm it's been. most of the readings are in the 40's, as you can see with the 50 checking in for hayward. also, san carlos down south of san jose. 48 and handing it over to future cast for this is what we're talking about into the future. you see the moisture just out to stream near here come some scattered clouds later in the day. this one talking about and basically overcast overnight. might see some coastal drizzle is a possibility there. that's almost like fog. does that to a little bit. nothing of substance. we're really watching something upstream for next weekend. maybe to bring us some earnest rain. but what you can count on is more cloud cover tonight. and in our skies tomorrow. but what comes with this are the winds off for this all the way until monday morning because it doesn't get cooking. and here until monday afternoon and the winds pop now, as we're talking to now, that's pretty impressive there. but it doesn't last for long. so there's no wind advisory that's been posted. winds do get up to the 20's and even some spots might even see the

30's. but hey're loyally on shore. typical actually spring-like for us. maybe winter, like at times when you get the systems are coming in from the north, they drive a nice good on shore wind. we'll see a little pop happening in your monday. linger a little bit into tuesday, but not real long but a correction of temperatures. that's for sure. warm and nice today. late clouds into the night. then this week, cool and breezy early, not as warm but still mild by the standards with a little spoiled i it's cold. it's getting close to seasonal for us and then into next weekend, variable clouds near 70. yeah, showers question, mark. something want to check into his week for goes to the week. 73, nice and lake clouds for san francisco. 75 for oakland and there it is. san jose at 80 couple ratings in the south popping about 80. we'll have more of that in your 4 zone forecast. coming up. well. thank you, dave. >> 3 members of san francisco's board of education are facing a recall this week. special election day is set

for tuesday, but thousands of ballots have already been cast during early voting kron four's phillipe djegal has a look at the final pitch. parents and volunteers are making before the polls close. >> they just push through their political agenda and those things are not education, encouraging people to vote yes on recalling 3 members of the san francisco unified school district board of education and the city's special election tuesday, at least 60 frustrated parents and volunteers organized by the chinese ap. outreach task force. >> lined up avenue near curl doors and petks saturday with signs and bullhorns in hand kids now back in school. but they're still suffering from the mental. >> ends up being at home for 18 that's a major crisis in has 20 high school league sons in the school district. and she claims the members up for a vote have recklessly prioritized renaming schools

rather than focusing on students. mental health as a result of distance learning during the pandemic and keeping them safe in classrooms, harming our children. and we can't wait to take them out. commissioner followed them. alega is on the ballot on saturday. his campaign walk the streets asking voters to reject the recall. in a statement, moliga says, quote, this attempt to recall me is unjustified arguments made by the proponents are false. he goes on to say, quote, i have not done anything to warrant immediate removal late last month. commissioner allison collins who was also on the ballot, defended her by stating this. you don't like the policy choice. you vote for a different candidate. >> but if we're going to disrupt and up and our whole electoral our whole process democratic process in san francisco, any time people with wealth and influence, you know, political influence have the ability to do so. we're

putting our city at risk. we reached out to board president gabriela lopez, the 3rd board member on the ballot. but she did not respond. believe all kron 4 news. >> and san francisco, one person lucky to be alive after being rescued from a 3 alarm fire that broke out in the city's richmond district. it started late yesterday morning. this is video of it from the citizen app. you can see that heavy smoke just billowing from the building. it actually damage to other buildings as well. one person was rescued and taken to a nearby hospital. they're expected to be ok, officials say a few different pets were also rescued from the main building as well as the surrounding buildings as well. it took a few hours, but crews were finally able get it under control. no details just yet on the cause of that fire. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a canadian

athlete shutting light on his time as a figure skater white says. >> we want see the sport become more divers.

>> well, a black canadian figure skater competing in the 2022. beijing olympics says he wants more black athletes around the world to embrace the sport and make it more diverse. lodge ball day grew up in montreal and got into

figure skating at a very early age. he dances to hip-hop music during his skating sequences and wants to bring the style to the sport that he says currently doesn't accept many of his moves for years. he's felt the sports dominated by pete by white people. and he's not very inclusive due to its original format in an interview ball day talked about feeling out of place growing up in the sport. >> in born from the african father and a russian mother in canada growing up in underserved communities. obviously, you know. was an experience of its own. but then walking into the sport of figure skating where, you know, it's a lot of white, a european canadian and a lot of very wealthy families in the sport. raza. we came from a completely different situation. so being in that i struggled with getting in and i wanted to fit in because as human beings, that's what we look for is wanting to belong.

>> there are no black athletes competing in figure skating for the 2022 olympics. paul day co-founded the state global foundation last year works to build or rehabilitate ice rinks and exposes black indigenous and other people of color in canada to figure skating. the leagues. baseball museum is celebrating black history month with a new collaboration. they're introducing the first officially licensed limited edition leagues. field of legends, bobbleheads. those bobbleheads replicate the 13 life-size statues that are featured on the museum's a field of legends will be sold individually or as a puzzle set, which includes all of the players that fit together at the bases as well as the outfield walls and scoreboard. that's the setup there. you can see the girl leagues baseball museum teamed up with the national bobblehead hall of fame and museum to make this happen as just a.

>> was cool that open them up and see sort of the many versions of the field legends in person for the first time in getting feedback from some people, the pre ordered him. really love them. and so it's always great to hear they'll have a set on display at the leagues, baseball museum for people to see. >> individual bobbleheads are $35 each or it's $400 for the set of 13 field of legends. puzzle set $625. if you're interested, you got to hurry, though. there's only 200 sets for sale. >> we'll be right back after the break.

>> well, super bowl, 56 kicks off later today between the la rams and the cincinnati bangles. both teams hoping to snag the lombardi trophy tonight. joining us now from so fi stadium. >> in los angeles to preview the matchup is our justin walters. justin, i feel like because i'm from la i should be rooting for the rams. but i really like burrows. i like his style. so i'm not really sure he's going to he's going to take home the win tonight. >> good morning. know. well, you know what? i think you are very conflicted, but i am also leaning toward joe burrow's. why do feel that this is a special season for the speak more about what is important to watch out for tonight. but yes, super bowl sunday. it is finally here about 8 hours away from kickoff from a

beautiful so fi stadium that sits behind 70,000 fans will be there to watch the bengals and rams showdown. no one expected the bengals to be on this stage, but they're not buying into that whole underdog. not notion. they're saying why not us. we don't have to playing with house money job are reminded us hey, guys, we be that second best team in the afc twice that being the kansas city chiefs. on the other side, the rams are here for a reason. they traded in all the draft picks, mortgage their future. the next first round traffic not 2024. when you ship away picks and you bring in players like matthew stafford, his owner event store von miller, odell beckham junior, jalen ramsey. the time to win is now. this is their second appearance in 4 years. but take a listen to what joe burrow said about why the rams shouldn't underestimate him. you underestimate us. we're going to beat, you know, we've all this year. we just got better and better each week and >> won a lot of big games. we've been a lot of big situations. this is this is no

different being exactly i'm at now is just made the journey all worth and i know myself, even if i wasn't here. >> i'm going keep going keep fighting. keep keep scratch. and claw but this definitely makes a little bit of the pain. a little sweeter. what a season it's been for odell beckham junior. once you that someone is bad for a team culture, a castoff. you can't do a thing with him from new york to cleveland released and now here one win away from a championship. know, as i mentioned, a key thing to look out for tonight is going to be within the trenches. >> the cincinnati bengals offensive line has to uphold and keep joe burrow and make sure you get some time struggles with tennessee. they bounce back against kansas city. they're going to do the same tonight, 2 weeks since a huge victory against the chiefs. but the rams pass rush is a different beast. they're number one in the league. but still i'm going with the bengals. i do feel that something very special about

joe burrow and his team has going on. he seems pretty unflappable and they don't mind being down. 21 to 3 of all teams against the chiefs. i'm going to take the borough joe cool burrow and the bengals. but i know i can't say cool because it joe montana in san francisco. but for now live in los angeles, justin walters, back to you know. well, yeah, watching justin. all right. we'll check in with you again in the next hour. thank you for that. live report are going to switch gears here. talk a little bit about the weather forecast because >> we've been dealing with spring-like conditions down in southern california. same dave. same thing all over. yeah. the west coast getting bit of a break here from winter. the forecast going on tonight today, rather this afternoon, late this afternoon, mid 80's is the forecast high. sunny, very warm. just a gentle breeze at work back at home. just subtract, maybe 5 degrees from that. you've got what we're going on. here's the east bay shoreline there. as you can see, all lit up there, just bit of haze to the background and a collection of some cloud cover that will be our future tonight and a little bit for tomorrow. big change in

temperatures coming forward into early next week. and also some winds protected by the afternoon. let's talk for the breakdown today by 11:00am with 66. 73. at 2 o'clock. again, some locations may pop in about 80. still a little chilly up there in the north bay, some upper 30's to be had 40's cover. most of the real estate in lynn, 50 going on for hayward and san carlos. 48 meanwhile for san jose winds not to be active now. little bit of a breeze tonight. windy, though, by tomorrow afternoon. forecast highs today. we're looking a lot of middle to upper 70's on the board. there's an 80 down there to san jose will get more into this in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. no. >> all right. thank you, dave. a new study from the journal of american medical association is providing new results on the benefits for vaccines and expectant moms and babies. researchers studied vaccinated moms during their pregnancy and found babies whose moms had received a vaccine had longer lasting antibodies than those who

didn't. babies showed higher antibody levels all the way up to 6 months than those from non-vaccinated moms. researchers hope the new information is going to encourage more mothers to get vaccines and boosters. happening today. there's a new free museum vax pass. if you or your child gets themselves vaccinated. the children's discovery museum of san jose partnered up with santa clara county public health department for this vaccine clinic. they're hosting a 3rd clinic for anyone with medicare out young children and families, families who get vaccinated. there can use the past to the museum the day of vaccination or they can return by may 31st. museum is open to the public during the hours of the clinic. both pfizer and moderna boosters are available as well. for those who are eligible. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. if you're buying chocolates for your loved ones this year. >> it's going to cost bit more. don't be shocked. we'll

tell you why companies are bumping up the prices. and coming up, how heart attacks and cardiac arrest are linked.

day one of those popular days for people to get engaged. a new study takes a look at the worst ways to pop the question, though, 41% say through text message would be the worst way to get proposed

to followed closely by over the phone. 28% say the worst way to getting gauge would be at a fast-food restaurant. 24% don't want to be proposed to at their parents. house and rounding out the top 5 of worse ways to propose popping the question out of sporting event. so if you're thinking about doing up super bowl, no, no. nearly half of those polled say the best way to propose is during the holidays. and travel smart news. a new report by hopper predicts flights will be cheaper than pre-pandemic levels for this upcoming a valentine's day weekend. next weekend causing about 20 to 25% less. but hotel prices are expected to be nearly 40% more expensive than rates from last year. so i guess they just kind of balance each other out. chocolate makers are also raising their prices this year to try and cope with rising inflation and supply chain issues. companies have seen a steady rise in the cost of ingredients like milk, sugar

and peanut butter this year. shoppers are going to see this price hike on valentine's day. one of the biggest days for chocolate companies each and every year. one little hiccup in the supply chain. >> really put a if we lose out valentine's day. that means come june, july and august were going to be really in a in a financial position or any type cash. >> rising costs are also impacting larger companies like hershey's buyers are going to be paying more for candies. that kit kats reese's and other reese's girl. what are you, dave? i go free says that's fine. you know the mixture there. the peanut butter flavor. yeah. all this week we have all kinds of the things we can do is shrug or a credible. >> got the middle to upper 70's on the board here. 69, half moon bay for a high today, 80 san jose. yeah. well, clips to around 80 in some spots. checking out your 4 zone forecast. that's next.

>> welcome back. it is 7.44. here on this sunday morning. time for another check. >> of your weather forecast here the little that was a big bird that made a lot going on this opening the look for he may see any worms. a lot you you're not here. we are. so things are going to. >> we're talk about a cooldown going on here. and, you know,

we've been talking spring-like weather and it's also replicated repeated, if you will, over to tahoe. we go from 50 going on tomorrow. 34 whoa. and then 44 by wednesday, this is getting more seasonal at this point. we get into report amid part of the week you're going to here in the bay area as well. so they're filling up to tahoe. good news here is by the end of this week, we may see and ernest chance of getting some snow up there, too. and that means for us. some rain showers in the bay area will be putting that together for you as we get a little closer right now. the first wave is just going bring us some cooler temperatures. here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. all lit up very nicely. some hugh off towards the distance and over my shoulder. this is the first kind of game changer for you. we'll see some scattered clouds our way. some windy conditions, too. and much cooler for those temperatures. now the winds are kind of the ones, things that most people are going to notice along with the cooler temperatures so far. here's how we're going. 38 santa rosa. 39 for napa 40's cover most of the rest, the region with 50 for hayward. 51 for san carlos.

all right. those winds of advanced this to monday morning because not much happens between now and 07:00am monday. then as we get through the day on monday, the winds pop. this is an onshore wind. so that's good. it's not real world. ryan, all winds get to the 20's, even some 30's going on here, but not long enough to merit a wind advisory. we haven't seen anything they that later today. but it's a short opportunity for those winds, maybe 6 hours or so. they subside by monday night. still a little bit of breeze hanging around there in thing, more offshore, as you can see up there to solano county. by the time we get to tuesday morning, the big board for talking about again tomorrow. the system drop south doesn't have much with that. maybe a little dusting cause medically in the mountains. but the bigger deal. yeah. this is also cold to see the snow up going up in there in the mountains with a shot of some showers, maybe for the bay area with all of this story, it's time to over the weekend, but it looks like more of a sunday event from this standpoint early into the week on monday. then we clear out for the rest of the weekend

and early into the following week. now back to your super bowl sunday. numbers come in like this. 73 san francisco still kind of the same gravy train we had yesterday upper 60's lower 70's coast, white. clouds coming to the coast. however, late this afternoon, though, as an addendum, lower 70's on the northern end of the peninsula down south, we pop to the upper 70's and the south bay. here we have some 80's hiding out here. 81 morgan hill, 80 from los gatos. 78 cupertino, santa clara around 79, also in the upper 70's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley, upper 70's at that. 76 for walnut creek. 74 for berkeley, valais at 75. also for fairfield, 74 napa and 77 for santa rosa said the big game plan here. here's big drop. wow. lower 60's for highs. by tuesday. we gradually get up to about 70 and this is kind of seasonable for us, even though it's felt it's going to feel kind of cool compared to we've beenf through nightly lows are affected as well. we're going to revisit some of those 30's again early until the week

here with much more geography covered and then gradually getting back to the 40's with to the 40's at the coast. >> for your health this morning. last week we talked about heart attacks and how the warning symptoms are not always immediate and intense. that usually start slowly and persist for hours, days, weeks or even months before a heart attack actually happens. now today, our health expert, karen owoc joining us to explain how heart attacks and cardiac arrest are linked care. and i have to be honest, i thought they were pretty much the same thing. you're like most people it. and after that last segment, a lot of people ask me about that. so that's why i'm bringing it up today. >> they are very different and sudden cardiac arrest one in over 300, 80,000 people suffer and out of hospital cardiac arrest and only 7% survive. so that's why it's really important that we talk about this today. and the reason why

very few people survive is that you have to have immediate attention either cpr and or the disable later. and 5 of the most common places that setting cardiac arrest. the kurds is one on the golf course. and so you can imagine if you're out on the 18th hole and trying to get immediate attention that the later over there, hopefully are partner, know cpr. so that's that's one of the causes. people don't survive. airports, you see more. they defend laters. now across the, you know, throughout the airport, shopping malls, also a place where a cardiac arrest commonly occurs as well. stadiums and jails. and card, a cardiac arrest. it happens after the heart attack it just happened suddenly out of nowhere on its own. >> okay. so i'll explain that.

the heart attack. first of all, the heart attack. >> is when an artery is blocked. or partially blocked. so you can get oxygen. rich fled to a certain area of the heart. and so that muscle dies. and then you suffer from irreversible damage now. so that's more of a plumbing problem. now, 7 cardiac arrest is when you have an electrical malfunction. so the heart doesn't beat properly and it stops so you don't get blood flow to the brain to other organs and you go unconscious and often die. if you do, don't get immediate attention and so said, yeah, you have here that sudden cardiac arrest can occur after a heart attack. maybe even while you're recovering from a heart attack. >> right. so that's how they're linked. and but it doesn't necessarily mean that

if you've had a heart attack. >> that this, that you can have a sudden cardiac arrest. most heart attacks don't often follow with sudden cardiac arrest. but if it does, it's usually caused by a heart attack. so that's how they they are linked. so what happens after you have a heart attack like i said, some of that muscle will die. so in order for your heart to circulate blood, it has to work harder. now, when you work here must heart muscle to heart is a muscle. so just like if you are working your biceps as you work, the more they get bigger, right? yeah. now when your heart gets bigger, this bring modeling causes problems and the electrical system can go awry. and that's why you can have their their linked. that could affect one of the other. well, you always talk about how to

lower your risk for these types of things. so what are those simple things that we can do? >> day in and day out to lower your risk of sudden cardiac arrest. >> so they found that 96%. you could reduce your risk 96% just by following a low-risk lifestyle. and that means that, you know, first of all, don't smoke and exercise on a regular basis. maybe 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week and also follow a whole food. more of a plant said are centered eating plan so that means more fruits, vegetables, whole grains lake games. so today, noel, you can dip into your black bean or your your you know that 3 being chilly are a black bean burger instead of your your regular burger. >> you want to try to reduce your intake of saturated fats, which come from animal

proteins. so and cheese meat and then kind of sets the tooth that with more them and saturated fat. so you are so enjoy or pistachio but >> but condos really reaction and monounsaturated fat. so the guacamole today, it would be a good choice and also kind of reduce your intake of alcohol, maybe a half serving or one serving a day. now, oftentimes people kind forget little serving is this is one serving of wine. that's not feel that all the way to the top. this is 5 doubts. and so that's one serving. so you can imagine if you went to half a serving, right? that's not a whole lot. okay. all right. well, good to know that we can still enjoy the super bowl today and valentine's day tomorrow. as long as we make the right choices care. and i know you have a lot more information on heart attacks

on your website. karen owoc dot com, thanks so much for joining us happy valentine's day tomorrow. >> oh, yes, you too. that i will be right back.

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>> still ahead here in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news bart offering a new service changing its schedule. lot. we're going to tell you a little bit more about it in a live report. >> plus, school closures in oakland frustrating the

community. why many say the vote felt like it came out of nowhere. we'll be right back after the break.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. >> it is sunday, february 13th. the super bowl is happening a little later

today. got a lot to get to this morning. let's start off by getting a check of your weather forecast. has a lot of people going to spend. i think the afternoon inside dave. but this morning's looking quite nice. yeah, the whole day, in fact, will be a good morning. well, good morning, everybody. late in the day, however, in places like of the golden gate off to the west. >> we'll see the development of some cloud cover starting to filter in just a little bit. but it will be late in the day. and then for the overnight little bit of a breeze at work here. but you're not going really feel too much the way winds until we get to tomorrow. >> half moon bay, good start day if the to the day here to calm seas here and just a couple folks out there just checking out the water. 41 santa rosa. 44 for napa or out of the 30's now just about everybody into the 40's, a couple spots of 50's hayward. 53, 55, san francisco, also san jose. and just for comparison sake, we're close to yesterday, but a bit cooler in some spots like half moon bay and for oakland in fairfield this morning, watching the satellite picture. this here is our future for tonight. in tomorrow. this will be a bit

of a show in terms of some winds, too. so the winds are going to pop tomorrow afternoon and into the evening hours for your evening commute again on your monday. breaking it down today, keeping the sunshine flow in 70 by 12 by 3.73. again, by that time, we'll start to see some dsvelopment of some cloud cover off towards the coast to take us into tonight. coming up a little bit here, we'll let you know about the change coming up in just a bit. noel. thank you, dave. >> we begin in the south bay this morning where police are investigating yet another deadly crash in san jose. they say it happened around 11. 45 last night in the area of stevens lane and stutz way. police say a man was killed in this crash, but they've not said how the accident happened. officials are expected to release more details sometime this morning. we will bring you those details as soon as we received that. also in san jose, one man battling a life-threatening injury after being shot. police say the shooting happened saturday on

north 6th street. they say they don't have a motive or a suspect for the shooting at this time. another top story here. some big changes coming to bart this week. there's some updates and expansion on weekend services. and starting tomorrow, there's new options for riders headed from the east bay to the south bay. >> kron four's camila barco joining us live now with more details on those park changes. take look. good morning. also, yeah, he said there's going to be more trains, new services and even >> extended hours which i know a lot of people will need as more people go back to the office and start getting out of their home after this pandemic. now because of the pandemic, bart had to reduce some of their services. but soarting tomorrow, that's going to change. there's a new schedule change coming to bart. there's going to be a new transfer opportunity at bay fair for doubling to burry said transfers every day and he's also made improvements to the yellow line on saturday. they are adding more trains as

far as pittsburg bay point. now, since the pandemic, bart has been closing at 09:00pm on sundays to help with certain projects. but starting next sunday, bart will go back to providing sunday service until a night, according to the agency. this means part will close at midnight 7 days a week. and for the first time ever, bart will run 5 line service on sunday. so this will include the red and green minds from opening until around 09:00pm. and that means that pool filein service will run every day of the week. and this is good news for riders who had to transfer on sundays. but now they no longer have to but just another no on certain sundays part will revert to 3 line service when they have to do maintenance work. but service on all the signs will run every 30 minutes. and noel barr has communicated with other transportation agencies to make sure that other

transportation agencies schedules lineup with parts of this wakes the transition between buses and trains from other transportation agencies much for their passengers. back to you. alright, camila, thank you for that. we'll check in with you again in the next hour. >> the fight to keep oakland schools open, not over for nearly 2 hours yesterday, oakland community leaders discuss ways to save nearly a dozen schools that have been chosen to close or merge kron four's. amanda hari has that story. >> councilmember loren taylor said that he wanted to be a part of this virtual town hall to have a conversation about the grief and trauma that comes the vote to close or merge nearly a dozen oakland schools anxious. >> this respected council member taylor started the meeting by inviting people to participate in this word cloud to express how they're feeling about the school board's vote to eliminate nearly a dozen

schools. words like frustrated and racist. stick out to make these decisions is just criminal. a few members of the community weighed in about the decision. many saying that the vote felt sudden the former school board director jim, okay, hinton disagree. i want to challenge for other people that have said it came out of nowhere. that is not true. >> that is not true. we have been dealing with a structural deficit for years. he says the school board has, quote, kick the can down the road. >> and that some of the principals knew this was coming. >> that district at its was one of the largest school districts in the state of and that has changed over time. lisa grant dawson is a member of the oakland unified school district budget team. she says these closures are partially because of the district's change insights that we once were a 50,000 enroll school

district. now it's closer to 35,000 and the percentage of students actually attending is about 94%. >> she says they're forecasting tells them that students will continue to leave the district city or state entirely many of our neighborhood schools have seen this masking grant dawson says they're not just looking at the funding for the next 2 years but be on that list. students that we have. the less resources that we had. and that is one of the main correlations to why school closures council member taylor says that he's calling for all long-term plan to fix the school district. he says he plans to host. >> future town halls. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, 3 education board members facing a recall election in san francisco. why there calling on people to vote against plus, robots

being used for just about everything in beijing. we're going to show you how they're being used and a restaurant at the olympics.

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an early age. he actually dances to pop music during his skating sequences. any wants to bring the style to the sport. but he says currently doesn't accept many of his moves for years. he's fell to the sports, not very inclusive due to its original format in an interview ball, they talked about feeling out of place growing up in the sport. >> being born from the african father and a russian mother in canada growing up in underserved communities. obviously, you know. was an experience of its own. but then walking into the sport of figure skating where, you know, it's a lot of white, a european canadian and a lot of very wealthy families in the sport. raza. we came from a completely different situation. so being in that i struggled with getting in and i wanted to fit in because as human beings, that's what we look for is wanting to belong. >> and no black athletes competing in figure skating for the 2022. olympics

co-founded. the state global foundation last year which is working to build and rehabilitate ice rinks and exposing black indigenous and other people of color in canada to figure skating. the leagues. baseball museum is celebrating black history month with a new collaboration. they're introducing the first officially licensed limited edition leagues, a field of legends bobbleheads. those bobbleheads replicate the 13 life-sized statues that actually are featured on the museum's field of legends will be sold individually or as a puzzle set, which includes all of the players that fit together at the bases as well as the outfield walls and scoreboard. the leagues, baseball museum teamed up with the national bobblehead hall of fame and museum to make this all happen. yes, just a. >> was cool open them up and see sort of the many versions of the field legends in person for the first time in getting feedback from some people, the pre ordered him. really love them. and so that's always great to hear they'll have a set on display at the leagues,

baseball museum for people to see. >> individual bobbleheads. 35 $1 each or you can pay $400 for the set of 13. the entire puzzle set, though, goes for $625. if you're interested, though, you got to hurry. there's only 200 sets of these for sale mice. collector's edition, of course, join us here on kron 4 as we celebrate black history month. pam moore is going to be hosting our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it's airs thursday, february 24th at 06:30pm. we've got stories aaron, all month long as well. paid 8. >> you know, looks like a sweet sunday going on for today, pushing those temperatures through the 70's, even popping out 80 in some locations. a look at your

>> it's 8.15, on this sunday morning. and robots are the future in just about every industry. but in beijing, they are the now from everything to cleaning buildings and serving food and drinks. matt barnes is taking us inside a robotic restaurant at the olympics that has everyone talking. >> so it's all the rage here in the main media center. this robot restaurant. so i figured i'll take a lunch break and go check it out. it's called the cooking machine here in the dining hall. and she did is with 6 options in front of me. i choose to stir fried noodles. pick my table

location. >> now we sit and behind the glass. the robots are at work. my stir fried noodles being cooked up in a rotating pot eventually placed onto a plate and order up literally rising up to the servers that are also robotic. the ceiling above me looks like a maze as the servers wait their turn to deliver food to the diners below. it takes about 9 minutes from i order to arrive and it arrives in style slowly descending down. and it's delicious glory. looks good. the restaurant is not just a marvel to the eye, but another way to safely serve food and drinks during a pandemic with face-to-face contact not necessary. as for the food. >> service with a smile or. were about to file. yeah. >> a different kind of lunch in a different kind of olympics. i'm head back to work reporting in at barts.

>> well, it's pretty cool. i i do wonder, you know, once robots do serving food more often saying thank you to the row by that's just good manners writing, i would sue me out if you have a problem and what do you do? you write soy sauce by diodes haha, you we have a pretty good sunday on tap here for today. we've got lots of sunshine today. clouds develop tonight into tomorrow. >> and a big temperature changes expected for your monday to we're going to get all that in just a bit. right now. here's half moon bay for you. lots of sunshine. here's a look at the golden gate bridge, too. nice. blue skies, a little bit of a breeze that offshore. but we're expecting these winds to be on shore on balance. for the most part, it looks like let's get into what's going on. first right now again, sunny skies tonight, things start to change. some cloud cover development overnight tomorrow morning might have little bit of the way drizzle going on and so forth. but it's really tomorrow afternoon. the winds start to kick up a little bit as the system makes way. it's not really a rain producer.

unfortunately wish it was. we're kind of hoping on earlier to get something from a but all we're going to get just some winds with this and some cooler temperatures got 54 going on for san francisco. 49 oakland up to the north bay. we graduated from the 30's to the 40's. 53 for antioch, 50 going on for san jose. let's go ahead to future cast for watches. go into motion. here. you've got the scattered clouds going on. that's late today. and that's a really going to impact really the north bay in san francisco, again, in the coastal drizzle thing that again will be tonight tomorrow morning, clearing out for the afternoon. but you're really going to notice those winds by the afternoon hours. and this is kind of little aggressive in terms of pain. the whole bay area that's really going to happen. but the general ideas, the cloud cover will be here with us early and then clearing out. here's the big pop of winds monday morning. 7 o'clock afternoon. pop up, we go on shore. the winds, our entire areas covered. no wind advisory with any of this. the good news is least on shore so they won't be dry winds. but later on, there's the flip up

the solano county just a little bit there before the winds start to subside. so putting it all together for you. here's how we do it. warm and nice today. late clouds into tonight. then this week, cool and breezy early, not as warm but still mild because we've been spoiled so much. this is not the typical time the weather we have in february. so it's going to be more typical to february. and then what about getting some rain here next weekend is a possibility. something to watch well. >> thank you, dave. 3 members of san francisco's board of education are facing a recall this week's special election day set for tuesday, but thousands of ballots have already been cast during early voting kron. four's phillipe djegal has a look at the final pitch. parents and volunteers are making before the polls close. >> they just push through their political agenda and those things are not education, encouraging people to vote yes on recalling 3 members of the san francisco unified school district board of education in the city's special election tuesday, at least 60 frustrated parents and volunteers organized by

the chinese ap. outreach task force. >> lined up avenue near curl doors and perks saturday with signs and bullhorns in hand, kids are now back in school, but they're still suffering from the mental. >> ends up being at home for 18 that's a major crisis in has 20 high school league sons in the school district. and she claims the members up for a vote have recklessly prioritized renaming schools rather than focusing on students. mental health as a result of distance learning during the pandemic and keeping them safe in classrooms, harming our children. and we can't wait to take them out. commissioner followed liga is on the ballot on saturday. his campaign walk the streets asking voters to reject the recall. in a statement, moliga says, quote, this attempt to recall me is unjustified arguments made by the proponents are false. he

goes on to say, quote, i have not done anything to warrant immediate removal late last month. commissioner allison collins who was also on the ballot, defended her by stating this. you don't like the policy choice. you vote for a different candidate. >> but if we're going to disrupt and up and our whole electoral our whole process democratic process in san francisco, any time people with wealth and influence, you know, political influence have the ability to do so. we're putting our city at risk. we reached out to board president gabriela lopez, the 3rd board member on the ballot. but she did not respond. believe all kron 4 news. >> in san francisco, one person lucky to be alive after being rescued from a 3 alarm fire that broke out in the city's richmond district. that fire started late yesterday morning. you can see from this video from the citizen app.

the smoke just billowing heavy, heavy smoke for quite a while. as we said, one person was rescued from one of the buildings taken to a nearby hospital and is expected to be okay. officials say a few different pets were also rescued some of the other buildings 3 buildings involved in this total. it took a few hours, but crews were finally able to get it under control. no word yet on a cause. in the east bay. a boat fire was the source of this black plume of smoke over oakland yesterday. opd says a boat caught on fire while on a trailer near 6th street and castro. this is also video from the citizen app. no word yet on how that fire started. either. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news rams and bengals getting ready for the big game today. we're going to tell you how they're feeling. >> coming up in a live report.

25 on this sunday morning. and if you're in a relationship, hopefully it is not news to you. >> and valentine's day is tomorrow. florists across the united states are gearing up for one of their busiest days of the year. katrina kincade shows us the struggles. some of those businesses are facing this year. >> doesn't have those range a star rap. it's been a week of valentines day. we are so busy. what would you like the

card message to say the weekend before valentine's day is one of the busiest times of the year for flower shops. and this year is no different. they've been able to get ahead a little bit and that means we can take our orders from people. and it's really been it's really been going great. but that hasn't been without some classic pandemic struggles, less staff supply chain delays and limited inventory from wholesalers on everything from bases to ribbons and chocolate, very unpredictable. very unpredictable, though they they have a or >> we're or panicking because there's nothing you do out the pandemic. it's been a little difficult getting a flower specifically for valentine's day white and blue roses have been the most challenging. but >> either way, white, blue red, the pink yellow, they look and smell amazing. and i love you. i'm they said their prices have increased a little due to limited inventory and

inflated cost of products during the pandemic. are keeping them as low as possible. >> because we know it's a for us that some former for the consumer stephanie's advice to valentine's day gift ers. if you want anything. >> specific the sooner the better they will be open sunday, which they're normally not to fill last-minute orders. >> that was katrina kincade reporting for us because of disruptions in the supply chain. the average cost for a dozen roses has gone gone up to $90 from just 75. well, valentine's day is one of those popular days for people to get engaged. a new study, though, is taking a look at the worst ways to pop the question. so if this is on your list for tomorrow, just be aware. 41% of people say it would the worst way to be proposed to us through text message, followed closely by through the phone. 28% say the worst way to get a gauge would be at a fast-food restaurant. 24% do not want to be proposed to at their parents house and

do that. and rounding out the top 5 popping the question at a sporting event that is a no go for folks. nearly half of those polled say the best way to propose it's during the holidays. you kind of already to your plan and maybe wait till next year or this later this year. we'll be right back after the break.

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super bowl. 56 is kicking off later today between the la rams and the cincinnati bengals. >> goosebumps, adrenaline that an all-time high. both teams hoping to take home that lombardi trophy today. joining us now from so fi stadium to preview the matchup is our justin walters. justin, last hour, we were both saying we're kind of on the fence, but we're thinking bengals, i forgot von miller place for the rams. now to though i'm a fan of his so i don't really know. i've still look good. >> yeah, it's a tough decision to make, but i logically know. well, you have to say that the rams have outstanding chance because on paper they are the better team. but it's just so great to speak with you from so fi stadium because we've been here all week finally we can say super bowl sunday is here. the waiting and anticipating is almost over about 6 hours these 2 great teams and no surprise whatsoever to see the rams back on this stage. this is their second straight. our second trip here in 4 years.

that's what happens when you trade away all of your top first-round draft picks or players like matthew stafford, who's a revenge tour after mediocre years in detroit. you have odell beckham junior here trying to prove he's that someone is bad for any quote, unquote. team culture. von miller, as you just mentioned, he already has a super bowl under his belt and of course, jalen ramsey back in traded 2 first-round draft picks and a 4 to get him. the time to win is right now for the rams. it's blue arbus nothing art, never. and then on the other side, cincinnati, their first trip here in 33 years. who'd a nation is definitely loud and proud out here. there's pockets of them in los angeles. joe burrow. those telling us we're not buying it is underdog notion because they deserve to be here. take a listen to what he said about the supreme confidence his team has why the rams shouldn't underestimate them. you underestimate us. we're going to beat, you know, we've >> all this year, we just got better and better each week and want a lot of big games. we've been a lot of the

situations. this is this is no different being exactly i'm at now is just made the journey all worth and i know myself, even if i wasn't here. >> i'm going keep going keep fighting and keep keep scratch. and claw but this definitely makes a little bit of the pain. a little sweeter. >> what a journey. it certainly has been here dj. when it comes to the key to victory tonight, it has to be within trenches, as you well, von miller will have a chance possible to win another mvp. the rams to pull this out because they have a number one pass for us in the league next to him. aaron. donald, you also have leonard floyd, cincinnati's offensive line struggles there. well documented. they struggled against tennessee, 9 sacks allowed and then they bounce back against kansas city. they're going to do that again tonight because the rams pass is so relentless, but about 6 hours away from kickoff, everyone's excited here with using excitement, the ranch on

to be the second straight team to win their home stadium will find out very shortly for now live in los angeles, justin walters, back to you know. well, we'll see. hopefully it's a good game, no matter who comes out on top. justin, thank you for that live report. >> absolutely. gorgeous. down there in southern california just as nice and warm as we've been dealing with appeared a star has got a little bit more detail on that. the type of weather they're going to see this afternoon down their heyday, not football weather. yeah, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. high temperatures expected today in the mid afternoon mid-eighties with all of this. we've got sunny skies, very warm. just a gentle breeze. >> this is temperatures you see even good for a baseball game. it's kind of even on the warm side. all right. half moon bay looks like this right now as we can see. nice start to the day, mostly sunny skies. we'll see some cloud cover creep in here. late in the day into tonight. tomorrow morning. there it is out to sea. not going to be really much for rain. producer might get some coastal drizzle. maybe all this. let's break it all down for you. basically speaking during the day to the 70's we go top off at about 80

in some select locations. 40's over most of the board right now. 53 for antioch and also for hayward. 52 checks into san carlos. current winds calm, but they will pick up on shore. yes, later today, actually tonight tomorrow, as we're expecting those winds to pick up high of 73, san francisco. 75 for oakland, 80 san jose in a bit. we'll check the 4 zone forecast. noel, thank you, dave. >> hundreds of american troops are preparing to ship out to eastern europe as the biden administration is working to avoid a russian attack on ukraine. washington correspondent basil john has the latest. >> president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin's spoke for more than an hour about the continuing russian military buildup on the ukrainian border. a statement from the white house says in part, president biden was clear that of russia undertakes a further invasion of ukraine. the united states together with our allies and partners will respond decisively and impose swift and severe costs on russia. a

senior administration official says while the talks were constructive, president putin did not make any promises nor agree to de-escalate. we have been. it's clear as we possibly can be. secretary of state antony blinken spoke with the russian foreign minister de. there are 2 paths and it is ultimately up to president putin to decide which path to follow. defense secretary lloyd austin also spoke with his russian counterpart on saturday. >> the pentagon announced that 160 florida national guard troops who are deployed to ukraine on a training mission have been ordered out of ukraine. >> the u.s. also announced that the american embassy in kyiv has been ordered to evacuate and officials continue to urge u.s. citizens to leave ukraine. now, if you stay. you are assuming risk. with no guarantee that there will be any other opportunity to leave. >> the state department emphasized that the u.s. will not risk u.s. service members lives to evacuate american

citizens who ignore their warning in choose to remain in ukraine. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news olympic athletes competing in a new of we're going to tell you what it is right after the break. don't go away.

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made its olympic debut and snowy conditions have postponed the women's freeski slopestyle qualifiers jayla. washington has the latest from beijing. >> hey, happy sunday to you from a snowy beijing. here's a look at your daily headlines. monobob a brand new olympic event made its debut instead of a 4 person bobsled team. there's just one person doing a single sled run. this new event is exclusively for women. pilots kaillie humphries in a lot of meyers. taylor currently in first and 4th with their final 2 runs coming tonight up in the slopes, the slope-style qualifying competition was postponed because of snow and wind. ice dams finals are coming up as well. teen usa going into that competition and 3rd and 4th and in hockey, the minimal take on germany after an unexpected win against canada, the women will go head to head with finland's. that's what's happening at the games with much more to come reporting in beijing. i'm daily washington. >> happening tomorrow here at home, a public memorial for

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we've got you covered. sunday. and while the bay area's dry spell has no end in sight, winter weather is expected to return to the sierra nevada tomorrow night. national weather service saying a short period of rain and snow is expected monday evening through early tuesday. temperatures will be near or below freezing while any snow that's expected it's going to end prior to tuesday morning. if you're driving in the area, you should be a little cautious. those are such pretty pictures we got all that snow and good coming back in december when i was just up there just the other day. there's still plenty of snow, but it's definitely not freshening more day of. okay. well, yeah, that's true. and this next weekend is really want put your cards on this another time even up the perfect of all of that. but that's when we may actually get a nice good dusting of snow going on. >> as it appears going into next week, it looks for the most part, some scattered clouds definitely a drop in temperatures. so we won't get a lot of melting. that's a

plus. we've been getting some from this weekend. so down to those temperatures into the 30's for highs, 45 or so expected by wednesday and at yes as possible. little brief snow spurt there. but that's it. next weekend looks much more promising on that. we'll be watching all weekend long. all week long. here's half moon bay for you on balance. sunny skies going on to little of haze. and meanwhile, upstream, this is what you heard about the tuesday little snow spurt here. it's a sky out here to see that possibly may do that for us in the bay. big change temperatures clouds you can expect developing late today overnight and some winds to look out for as we see tomorrow afternoon evening 40's for most the inland spots. 53 for hayward, 50 san jose. 53, by the way, for san carlos. 47, for example, happen debate current temperatures. but let's go to the future. cast winds. this starts 08:00am tomorrow. winds up. they go on shore. good coverage area for everybody. good news is it's not going to last very long and we'll get a little offshore as were added in solano county early into

tuesday. so let's get to the part. that's the first way that goes through. you're gone. and then next weekend, much better promise. and this will be some cold air reinforcing as well and its wake pretty calm into the following week. 4 zone forecast to check out super bowl sunday. 73 san francisco pacific about 71 lower to middle 70's for the peninsula. get into those upper 70's down south. now in the south bay, 79 milpitas 80 for san jose. 78 for cupertino, upper 70's east bay shoreline. upper 70's also looks like tri valley. 76 going on for walnut creek. 78 san leandro. 75 for of allay 74 for napa and sonoma. 77 santa rosa. so mostly to 70 story, although a couple pockets of 80's here and there. here we go. the big drop happening tomorrow, tuesday. throw some clouds in there for good measure next week and hopefully we can get some rain to that baby. there and upper thursday, upper 30's, rather expected for overnight lows early into next week. back to the 40's. be on and tomorrow is the big day.

>> for your health this morning. last week we talked about heart attacks and how the warning symptoms are not always immediate and intense. that usually start slowly and persist for hours, days, weeks or even months before a heart attack actually happens. now today, our health expert, karen owoc joining us to explain how heart attacks and cardiac arrest are linked care. and i have to be honest, i thought they were pretty much the same thing. you're like most people it. and after that last segment, a lot of people ask me about that. so that's why i'm bringing it up today. they are very different and >> sudden cardiac arrest, one in over 300, 80,000 people suffer and out of hospital cardiac arrest and only 7% survive. so that's why it's really important that we talk about this today. and the reason why very few people survive is that you have to have immediate attention,

either cpr and or the disable later. and 5 of the most common places that setting cardiac arrest and kurds is one on the golf course. and so you can imagine if you're out on the 18th hole and trying to get immediate attention that later over there, hopefully year partner, know cpr. so that's that's one of the causes. people don't survive. airports, you see more. they defend laters. now across the, you know, throughout the airport, shopping malls, also a place where a cardiac arrest commonly occurs as well. stadiums and jails. and card cardiac arrest. it happens after the heart attack it just happened suddenly out of nowhere on its own. >> okay. so i'll explain that. the heart attack. first of all, the heart attack. >> is when an artery is blocked. or partially blocked.

so you can get oxygen. rich fled to a certain area of the heart. and so that muscle dies. and then you suffer from irreversible damage now. so that's more of a plumbing problem. now, 7 cardiac arrest is when you have an electrical malfunction. so the heart doesn't beat properly and it stops so you don't get blood flow to the brain to other organs. and you go unconscious and often die. if you do, don't get immediate attention and so said, yeah, you have here that sudden cardiac arrest can occur after a heart attack. maybe even while you're recovering from a heart attack. >> right. so that's how they're linked. and but it doesn't necessarily mean that if you've had a heart attack. >> that this, that you can

have a set in cardiac arrest. most heart attacks don't often follow with sudden cardiac arrest. but if it does, it's usually caused by a heart attack. so that's how they they are linked. so what happens after you have a heart attack like i said, some of that muscle will die. so in order for your heart to circulate blood, it has to work harder. >> now when you work here, most no heart muscle to heart is a muscle. so just like if you are working your biceps as you work, the more they get bigger, right? yeah. now when your heart gets bigger, this bring modeling causes problems and the electrical system can go awry. and that's why you can have their their linked. that could affect one of the other. well, you always talk how to lower your risk for these types of things. so one of those simple things that we can do.

>> day in and day out to lower your risk of sudden cardiac arrest. >> so they found that 96% you could reduce your risk 96% just by following a low-risk lifestyle. and that means that, you know, first of all, don't smoke and exercise on a regular basis. maybe 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week and also follow a whole food. more of a plant said centered eating plan so that means more fruits, vegetables, whole grains lake games. so today, noel, you can dip into your black bean, or your your you know that 3 being chilly are a black bean burger instead of your your regular burger. >> you want to try to reduce your intake of saturated fats, which come from animal proteins. so and cheese meat and then kind of sets the

tooth that with more them and saturated fat. so you are so enjoy or pistachio but really rich, an up and monounsaturated fat. so the guacamole he a good choice >> and also kind of reduce your intake of alcohol, maybe a half serving or one serving a day. now, oftentimes people kind forget little serving is this is one serving of wine checks, not feel that all the way to the top. this is a 5 ounce. and so that's one serving. so you can imagine if you went to half a serving, right? that's not a whole lot. okay. all right. well, good to know that we can still enjoy the super bowl today and valentine's day tomorrow. as long as we make the right choices. karen, i know you have a lot more information on heart attacks on your website. karen owoc dot com, thanks so much for joining us happy valentine's day tomorrow.

>> well, we just got hours to go until the super bowl and fans are making all their last-minute preparations for some. that includes making things more interesting by putting some money on the game. fans can not only bet on the winner, but pretty much everything when it comes to the game, including how many touchdowns matt stafford will throw, which defensive players

are going to have the most tackles sports betting. it is illegal here in california. but the internet does offer a superhighway to prop betting betting laws vary by state with the super bowl always brings a high number of bets. officials say the most popular bat. is on the coin toss. >> the a lot of money and that every year that's that's usually one of the ones you read the most a literal coin toss and the first roar of the crowd at the superbook on sunday will be when that coin toss aside. >> their bets this year include how many super bowl commercials are going to feature a dog. what color? gatorade, the winning coach gets doused with even how many malfunctions might occur during the halftime show. so some interesting wants to get in on. if feeling lucky. take a look at this. the national bobblehead hall of fame has unveiled 2 limited edition super bowl bobbleheads rams fans will be happy to see matt stafford got his own bobblehead this year. it features the quarterback getting ready to pass the football with a rams team

scoreboard in the background also released was the classic bubble boy figurine the group says the statues are a perfect way to celebrate the rams and commemorate their magical season. stafford bobbleheads going for 35 bucks on the bobblehead hall of fame website. still ahead here, the next on the kron. 4 morning news bart offering a new service offering new services and changing up its schedule. adding some more right there on the weekends. we've got a live report on all the changes. >> plus, school closures and oakland frustrating the community. why many say the vote?

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday, february 13th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. we are prepping you for the super bowl today. we've got some bar changes. we've got some step for help you out for valentine's day as well. but first, let's take a check of your weather forecast morning day. hey, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. it is springtime across the bay. it looks like for another day to day. here's the golden gate bridge. lots of blue skies. >> enjoy. we take a look at half moon bay. same kind of process as well. a couple people out there enjoying some of the calm seas. 40's of 49 up to the santa rosa. but most of the 40's have been retired to the 50's. now as we start

to warm up for another warm spring-like day. 57 san jose. when you guys going to be flirting with 80 today, 54 meanwhile for san francisco temperature contrast here were trailing just a couple degrees, but that's to stick adjustment, if you will. 3 degrees ahead for napa and were the same for fairfield. what we're looking out for is tonight. tomorrow. collection of cloud cover change of the wind speeds and a big drop in temperatures are really feel we bottom out on tuesday. want to jump to your fog that you're going to see tomorrow return. this is about 9 o'clock going forward. there's see it spilling into around the bay covering some of those valleys as well. so what we haven't seen from this weekend will see on monday, all hinting at the same thing. the atmosphere is changing. we're getting cooler temperatures on shore winds by tomorrow afternoon. breaking today down for you. 72 by one by 4. 73 again, some spots may hit about 8. even have more details on that coming up in just a bit. noel. thank you, dave.

>> we're learning new details about that deadly crash in san jose. we've been telling you about this morning. police say a woman was driving northbound on south white road when a car veered off the road and hit a tree. they say she and her male passenger were both taken to the hospital. the man later died at the hospital. police say the woman showed signs of alcohol intoxication. she's been booked into the santa clara county jail on vehicular manslaughter and felony dui charges. police say this is the city's 13th fatal crash of the year. also down in san jose. one man has been stabilized after he was shot last night. police say it happened saturday on north 6th street. they don't know a motive or a suspect at this time. but the man was originally suffering life-threatening injuries. that update just changed a few minutes ago. we'll bring you more details if we receive them. top story this morning. some big changes coming to

mark this week. there's some updates and expansion on weekend services. and starting tomorrow, there's some new options for riders headed from the east bay to the south bay kron four's camila barco joining us live now with more details on that. can you what they're seeing? more riders? that's the name of the game here. >> more riders. we know that during the pandemic there wasn't a lot. but now there's more people that are going to be using transportation as they head back to the office and get out the house more barr is now going to offer new trains, new services and even extended hours. starting tomorrow, there's a new schedule change coming to bart. there's going to be a new transfer opportunity at a fair for him for dublin, too. berryessa transfers every day. they've also made improvements to the yellow line on saturday. they are adding more trains as far as pittsburgh. they point out since the pandemic part has been closing at 09:00pm on sundays to help with projects. but starting next sunday part will go back to providing sunday service

until midnight according to the agency. this means bart will close at midnight 7 days a week. and for the first time ever, bart will run 5 line service on sundays. this will include the red and green mines that will be open until around 09:00pm and that means that fifa life service will run every day of the week. and that's good news for riders who had to transfer on sundays. they no longer have to do that anymore. but just a heads up on certain sundays. part will go back to 3 live service when they have to do maintenance, work and service on all those lines will run every 30 minutes. and noel bar has been in contact with other transportation agencies just to make sure that all the schedules line with each other that way, this can make it easier for people who need to transfer from a train or a bus. and this can all go more smoothly for passengers. back to you. alright, camila, thank you for that live report.

>> the fight to keep oakland schools open is not over for nearly 2 hours yesterday, oakland community leaders discussed ways to save nearly a dozen schools that have been chosen to close or merge over the next 2 years. kron four's amanda hari has that story. >> councilmember loren taylor said that he wanted to be a part of this virtual town hall to have a conversation about the grief and trauma that comes to vote to close or merge nearly a dozen oakland schools anxious. >> this respected council member taylor started the meeting by inviting people to participate in this word cloud to express how they're feeling about the school board's vote to eliminate nearly a dozen schools. words like frustrated and racist. stick out to make these decisions is just criminal. a few members of the commun ty weighed in about the decision. many saying that the vote felt sudden the former school board director jim, okay, hinton disagree. i want

to challenge for other people that have said it came out of nowhere. that is not true. >> that is not true. we have been dealing with a structural deficit for years. he says the school board has, quote, kick the can down the road. >> and that some of the principals knew this was coming. >> that district at its was one of the largest school districts in the state of and that has changed over time. lisa grant dawson is a member of the oakland unified school district budget team. she says these closures are partially because of the district's change insights that we once were a 50,000 plus enroll school district. now it's closer to 35,000 and the percentage of students actually attending is about 94%. >> she says they're forecasting tells them that students will continue to leave the district city or state entirely many of our neighborhood schools have seen

this masking grant dawson says they're not just looking at the funding for the next 2 years, but be on that list. students that we have. >> the less resources that we had and that is one of the main correlations to why school closures council member taylor says that he's calling for all long-term plan to fix the school district. he says he plans to host. >> future town halls. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the >> kron 4 morning news. 3 education board members facing a recall election and san francisco, we do want to tell you a little bit about this chase on i-80 involving a stolen vehicle that last week. chp releasing this video. they say they tried to stop a person driving a stolen honda suv on i-80 in alameda county after leading them on a chase. the driver eventually exited

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>> a new event has made its olympic debut and snowy

conditions have postponed the women's a free ski slopes out qualifiers jayla washington is giving us all the headlines from beijing. >> hey, happy sunday to you from a snowy beijing. here's a look at your daily headlines. monobob a brand new olympic event made its debut instead of a 4 person bobsled team. there's just one person doing a single sled run. this new event is exclusively for women. pilots kaillie humphries in a lot of meyers. taylor currently in first and 4th with their final 2 runs coming tonight up in the slopes, the slope-style qualifying competition was postponed because of snow and wind. ice dams finals are coming up as well. teen usa going into that competition and 3rd and 4th and in hockey, the minimal take on germany after an unexpected win against canada, the women will go head to head with finland. that's what's happening at the games with much more to come reporting in beijing. i'm daily washington. >> almost want to grab some gloves just from hearing all of that. but then i look at this and i go. i never i-72 by

1 o'clock. and 4 o'clock. 73. and we're going to be tapping into 80 in some locations of the bay today, one day of this and then things a change in the next week. average forecast coming up in a bit keep it here.

>> 9.14, and there's a long time group of friends and football fans who have never missed a super bowl for 56

years. despite it getting more difficult year after year, they do not plan on ending the tradition any time soon. erin meyers is introducing us to the super fans. >> u.s. 3 is the only ones left the own tickets and our fans were corners when love the game of football for don crisman tom henschel and gregory eaton this week. every year is about much more than watching their favorite sport play its biggest game. it's like a reunion like a class and, you know, we several about every and literally nothing gets in the way of that reunion. everyone knows my family don't die. wet suit, they won't be a plan some of the time. >> all in their 80's, the 3 have seen a lot changed since super bowl one. so what's the biggest difference? you guys and notice the team's super bowl one and now super bowl. 56 first, 3, $12 in the next 5

or 15 and how much for this year the club's numbers have dwindled in recent years. only 3 and and you've got to be able and so the 3 remaining toast to the ones they've and keep the reunion and party going with no plans of stopping going go for i wonder i'm getting with these guys today has changed my mind. i was going to give up. >> you can do that. you've got and, you know, i got to do it >> i feel like i'm in shock. my mouth dropped $15 for to get and now 2500. 80 guy is crazy take out a loan out to get those as you know, that's dedication and the forecast that they got going down there. is this a football game or what's 3.30?

>> mid-eighties. we expect temperatures to be there. sunny, very warm. just a gentle breeze going on that for. so it's a beautiful day today expected all over really the west coast for today. but then things magically change tonight. tomorrow, golden gate bridge, nice blue skies. little bit of an offshore wind happening. that's going to shift, by the way, because the winds were talking about on shore. there's the guy that's going to do it. they're kind of looks like a harmless collection of clouds not going to do too our vantage point. maybe a little dusting of snow up in the mountains. little spurt here or there. but we're really waiting to the end of this week to see some real action potentially into next weekend. here. quick temperature check for you. we've got 49 santa rosa. a lot of 50's already populating the board. 57 san jose. 56. meanwhile, 4 san francisco. so let's walk through futurecast for for today. clouds start to gather along the coast a little bit a little bit in the north bay to probably just before sunset. then overnight, overcast skies again, some drizzle at the coast as possible some of the way of fog will come back again, too.

we generally speaking clear out the variable clouds for tomorrow afternoon. but most folks are going go to school or temperatures and winds. those are the 2 factors to look for as we advance this for monday morning. they're the on shore winds. see the coverage area is almost total. no statements from this from the weather service yet name might issue something for wind advisory potentially for those higher elevations. sometimes the winds can get trapped up there. then we have a little temporary offshore. when that happens, you can see by the end of this event that takes us out to about tuesday morning. and then winds are not the factor anymore. we flipped seasons on us here. warm and nice today. late clouds into the night this week. it's cool and breezy early, not as warm but still mild because this is really going to be seasonality for us this week. coming up ahead, what it quote, typically is this time of year the next weekend variable clouds near 70. that's pretty typical. but then a shower question, mark, that's we're holding on. so we're going to be watching this all this week to see if it comes together in terms. it looks really good in the long range or 73. san francisco. nicely. cloud. 75 oakland and

80 san jose. this is what we're looking at on the big board. mid 70's will get into this coming up in a bit in your 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended to noel. thanks, dave. >> 3 members of san francisco's board of education facing a recall this week. the special election day is set for tuesday, but thousands of ballots have already been cast during early voting kron four's phillipe djegal has a look at the final pitch. parents and volunteers are making before the polls close. >> they just push their political agenda and those things are not education, encouraging people to vote yes on recalling 3 members of the san francisco unified school district board of education in the city's special election tuesday, at least 60 frustrated parents and volunteers organized by the chinese ap. outreach task force. >> lined up avenue near curl or some park saturday with signs and bullhorns in hand, kids are now back in school, but they're still suffering

from the mental. >> ends up being at home for 18 that's a major crisis in has 20 high school league sons in the school district. and she claims the members up for a vote have recklessly prioritized renaming schools rather than focusing on students. mental health as a result of distance learning during the pandemic and keeping them safe in classrooms, harming our children. and we can't wait to take them out. commissioner followed liga is on the ballot on saturday. his campaign walk the streets asking voters to reject the recall. in a statement, moliga says, quote, this attempt to recall me is unjustified arguments made by the proponents are false. he goes on to say, quote, i have not done anything to warrant immediate removal late last month. commissioner allison collins who was also on the ballot, defended her by

stating this. you don't like the policy choice. you vote for a different candidate. >> but if we're going to disrupt and up and our whole electoral our whole process democratic process in san francisco, any time people with wealth and influence, you know, political influence have the ability to do so. we're putting our city at risk. we reached out to board president gabriela lopez, the 3rd board member on the ballot. >> but she did not respond. believe all kron 4 news >> over in the east bay, a boat fire was the source of a big black plume of smoke over oakland yesterday. opd says the boat caught fire while on a trailer near 6th street and castro. this is video from the citizen app. no word yet on how that fire started. all right. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new study revealing details about the of covid-19 boosters. >> you're why researchers say

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to the make a wish foundation. it's already been quite the week for the group from taking pictures next to the trophy to participating in several nfl experience activities. those kids are having the time of their life make a wish is celebrating its 40th year partnership with the nfl. they did take a one-year hiatus during the pandemic. >> i for side and i completely forgot lake everything that happened. i was like, wait, i have a and this is kind of a shock moment knowing that i would come here. also come here last year, but then covid happened and that got canceled. so it's that optimistic, you know, and i'm here now and i'm very excited to be here. >> not only is the group from 12 different states going today's game. they also got the chance to attend the nfl honors event as well. pretty cool stuff. it's a great weekend. >> for those kids. stick with us. we'll be right back. after us. we'll be right back. after the break. and now most admired alum!

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tomorrow. cloud cover to be tonight tomorrow morning. yeah, it will break up for the afternoon hours but winds kick in and a big, big shock to the system in terms of temperatures. forget about all of this. this is today, you know, 70's. >> up about 80 or so in some locations. mid afternoon. however, tomorrow we're really reducing that were to be struggling to the 60's for good chunk of the week ahead, current temperatures upper 50's line up the east bay inland. we're getting a 49. they're still chilly in livermore. 59 antioch. 49 also santa rosa with 57 san jose. current winds not much happening com, the single digits, but our forecast calls for 73 san francisco, late clouds. developing on that. 75 for oakland and san jose at 80 on the big board mid 70's to upper 70's expected for highs today. but again, it's going to be more of a 60 story into next week. we'll get into the longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit. well. >> researchers are coming out with new data surrounding the efficacy of booster doses. the

studies showing results that experts have been expecting. bianca rae is is breaking down the latest trials and what we're learning about getting that 3rd dose. >> it's the same waning efficacy that health officials predicted. only now there's new research to support it. what we found is that over time, the immunity that you have from the 3rd dose, it does decline. researchers now say the efficacy of a booster dose does decline and it differs based on the delta or omicron variant. the study shows that after a 3rd dose protection against the delta variant falls from 96% to 76% after 4 months against omicron protection falls from 91% to 78% after 4 months. so it really underscores the need for staying up to date. are your vaccination against covid-19 doctor brian dickson with reagan street institute says this study solidifies the idea that booster doses will

be needed regularly. we're not sure exactly the timing. it may be about every 6 months. it may be a year because even at 4, 5, months after your 3rd dose, there's still a high level of protection is not 0. dixon says those who are boosted are still 40% more protected against severe illness compared to those with just 2 doses. he admits breakthrough infections are still possible after a booster. >> but they're very rare. most of the people who did enough in the hospital during the over calm phase who are for, you know, for 5 months out from their 3rd dose, they generally were sicker patients. >> that was bianca. rae is reporting for us. meanwhile, a small study from the journal of american medal coal association is showing the benefits of expectant mothers getting vaccinated against covid-19 researchers found if mothers got vaccinated with 2 doses of an mrna vaccine at 20 to 32 weeks pregnant, their

babies had antibodies for up to 6 months old. the study also found when compared to babies born to unvaccinated mothers who have had covid-19 while pregnant. the antibodies were more prominent and longer lasting in those babies born to vaccinated mothers, researchers hope the new information will encourage more pregnant moms to get vaccines and booster shots. happening today. there's a free museum vax pass. if you or your child gets vaccinated at the san jose children's discovery museum. they partnered up with santa clara county public health hosting a 3rd vaccination clinic this weekend for anyone with medical. how many with young children or families, those families who get vaccinated there can use their past to the museum. either the day of the vaccination or you got to return by may 31st. the museum is open to the public during the hours of the clinic. they are offering both pfizer and moderna boosters as well. new

this morning, some airlines have halted or diverted flights to ukraine amid heightened fears an invasion by russia is eminent. this comes as hundreds of american troops are preparing to ship out to eastern europe as the biden administration is working to avoid that innovation. our washington correspondent basil john, has the latest. >> president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin's spoke for more than an hour about the continuing russian military buildup on the ukrainian border. a statement from the white house says in part, president biden was clear that of russia undertakes a further invasion of ukraine. the united states together with our allies and partners will respond decisively and impose swift and severe costs on russia. a senior administration official says while the talks were constructive, president putin did not make any promises nor agree to de-escalate. we have been. it's clear as we possibly can be. secretary of state antony blinken spoke with the russian foreign minister de. there are 2 paths

and it is ultimately up to president putin to decide which path to follow. defense secretary lloyd austin also spoke with his russian counterpart on saturday. >> the pentagon announced that 160 florida national guard troops who are deployed to ukraine on a training mission have been ordered out of ukraine. the u.s. also announced that the american embassy in kyiv has been ordered to evacuate >> and officials continue to urge u.s. citizens to leave ukraine. now, if you stay. you are assuming risk. with no guarantee that there will be any other opportunity to leave. >> the state department emphasized that the u.s. will not risk u.s. service members lives to evacuate american citizens who ignore their warning in choose to remain in ukraine. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> developing this morning, canadian police have cleared and arrested remaining protesters at the essential bridge connecting the united states and canada. police were

telling cars and arrests were being made just after dawn. only 2 pickup trucks in less than a dozen protesters remained at the site before police moved in. they were protesting covid-19 vaccine mandates and they've been blocking this bridge for days. windsor police is asking the public to avoid the area. similar protests were held in france and the netherlands u.s. well. well, if you're in a relationship, hopefully it's not news to the valentine's day is tomorrow. florists across the united states are gearing up for one of their busiest days of the year. if not the busiest day of the year. katrina kincade shows us the struggle some businesses are facing this year. >> doesn't have. those range a star rap. it's been a week of valentines day. we are so busy. what would you like the card message to say the weekend before valentine's day is one of the busiest times of the year for flower shops. and this year is no different. they've been able to get ahead a little bit. >> and that means we can take

more orders from people. and it's really been it's really been going great. >> but that hasn't been without some classic pandemic struggles, less staff supply chain delays and limited inventory from wholesalers on everything from bases to ribbons and chocolate, very unpredictable. very unpredictable, though they they have a or we're or panicking because there's nothing you do out the pandemic. it's been a little difficult getting the flowers specifically for valentine's day white and blue roses have been the most challenging. but >> either way, white, blue red, pink yellow, they look and smell amazing. and i love you. they said their prices have increased a little due to limited inventory and inflated cost of products during the pandemic. are keeping them as low as possible. >> because we know it's a for us. it's a for the consumer. stephanie's advice to valentine's day gift ers. if you want anything.

>> specific the sooner the better they will be open sunday, which they're normally not to fill last-minute orders. >> that was katrina kincade reporting because of disruptions in the supply chain. the average cost for a dozen roses has actually gone up from $75 to $90. in some travel news. a new report by hoppers predicting flights are going to be cheaper than pre-pandemic levels. this coming valentine's day weekend. so next weekend they're going to cost about 20 to 25% less. however, hotel prices are expected to be nearly 40% more expensive. then the rates from last year. so it all kind ends up evening out. if you're trying to take a trip. chocolate makers, meanwhile, are raising their prices this year to cope with rising inflation and supply chain issues. companies seeing a steady rise of coston ingredients like milk, sugar and peanut butter this year, shoppers are going to see the price hike on valentine's day. one of the biggest days for

chocolate companies each year. >> one little hiccup in the supply chain. really put a damper. it's if we lose out valentine's day. that means come june, july and august were going to be really in a in a financial position or any type cash. >> rising costs are also impacting larger companies like hershey's buyers going to be paying more for candies like cats. reese says other that's a. not about her robots. the future in just about every industry. but in beijing. are the now from everything, the cleaning buildings and serving food and drinks. matt barnes is taking us inside the robotic restaurant at the olympics that has everyone talking. >> so it's all the rage here in the main media center. this robot restaurant. so i figured i'll take a lunch break and go check it out. it's called the cooking machine here in the dining hall and she did is

with 6 options in front of me. i choose to stir fried noodles, picked my table location. >> now we sit and behind the glass. the robots are at work. my stir fried noodles being cooked up in a rotating pot eventually placed onto a plate and order up literally rising up to the servers that are also robotic. the ceiling above me looks like a maze as the servers wait their turn to deliver food to the diners below. it takes about 9 minutes from i order to arrive and it arrives in style slowly descending down. and it's delicious glory. looks good. the restaurant is not just a marvel to the eye, but another way to safely serve food and drinks during a pandemic with face-to-face contact not necessary. as for the food. >> service with a smile or. about file. yeah. >> a different kind of lunch in a different kind of olympics. i'm head back to work reporting in beijing on

that part. >> a black canadian figure skater competing in the 2022. beijing olympics says he wants more black athletes around the world to embrace the sport and make it more diverse. a lodge ball day grew up in montreal and got into figure skating at an early age. she dances to pop music during his skating sequences. yes, some great videos online and wants to bring the style to the sport that he says currently doesn't accept many of his moves for years. he's felt the sports not very inclusive due to its original format and talked about feeling out of place growing up in the sport. >> being born from the african father and a russian mother in canada growing up in underserved communities. obviously, you know. was an experience of its own. but then walking into the sport of figure skating where, you know, it's a lot of white, a european canadian and a lot of very wealthy families in the

sport. raza. we came from a completely different situation. so being in that i struggled with getting in and i wanted to fit in because as human beings, that's what we look for is wanting to belong. >> there are no black athletes competing. no american black athletes competing in figure skating for the 2022 olympics ball day co-founded the state globe. the skate global foundation last year. it actually works to build or rehabilitate ice rinks and exposes black indigenous and other people of color in canada to figure skating. back here at home. happening tomorrow, a public memorial for football legend john madden held at the oakland coliseum. the coliseum website calling they event one more monday night in oakland. it's a fitting location. some of john madden's greatest coaching victories happened within those walls. the memorial is scheduled for 5.30, tomorrow evening. money raised from tickets will go towards madden's charities

which focuses on educational programs for young people in oakland. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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while, which means the area could get a few inches of snow. dave spahr has been checking on the sierra weekend. that video is you know what we love to see back in december. we got a good dumping. they do have a lot of snow there in the bank account, as you say, dave, any little bit helps, right? yeah. and we're hoping for maybe this weekend coming up to be more of an earned, a shot of some snow and a little opportunity for some rain showers here. >> in the bay, quick check on what we're looking for. snow opportunities going to be very, very brief it that 35 looks like for tuesday wednesday at 44, there's a live shot of half moon bay checking in stormtracker 4 shows the storm system or from vantage point just clouds and cooler temperatures coming our way into tomorrow. here's your current temperatures. 50's some 40's poking out here and there. boy, what a change coming. this is tomorrow. now on shore. winds popping for us. and then a little brief moment of being offshore. this is not any wind advisory. talk with that. by the way, there's that opportunity early in the week for any snow is happening

up there. very brief. it will be putting our cards into next weekend. it looks like that. and then breaking up as we get into the new week. our 4 zone forecast. 73, san francisco at the coast. lower 70's bayside lower 70's as well down to the southern end of the peninsula. 77 for palo alto in the south bay about 80 san jose upper 80's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley, mid 70 76 for danville, the les. what? 75? 74 for napa and santa rosa at 77 in the seven-day forecast. we stay in the 60's all week long will kind of toy with some 30's at night and monday. yeah. hart hart. >> well, valentine's day ist tomorrow. i repeat valentine's day is tomorrow. and if you haven't figured out what to get your significant other are honestly what to get yourself. if you're just celebrating me myself and i this year, we're going to help you out today. one way to give a thoughtful gift is to think about your partner's love language. here to give us the scoop on a love

language gift guide is doctor christie could darien. she is a psychologist and license marriage and family therapist. doctor christy, thank you so much for joining us. if you'te having me, it's great to be here. of course, you know, for those who might not know your love language is how you express and experience love. there's lots of ways you can find it out. there's, you know, things online. are those online love language guides pretty legit? >> yeah, but i always tell people to go to a the love languages was developed by psychologists, carrie chapman. so if you just look for the love languages dot com, there's a free plays on the official website that you can use to learn a little bit more about you and then it might be fun to have your partner taken to to learn about their love language, ok, why would you say it's important to know your love language and would you suggest finding it at finding out even if you're not in a relationship right now? it's a great idea know about your love language it because

you really understand more about yourself and also that your partner, if you're single, it's a great idea to learn about your love language it because you can really see, ok, how do i want to experience one in a future relationship and how can they show myself that love and care that i need to move forward. and it's fairly common to have different ways that we like to receive and give love because i've noticed. >> i like to receive words of affirmation, but i'm not very good at giving them back. >> it is a pretty normal. >> yeah, it's definitely normal. and i think what's really valuable about learning summit led language. is it similar to learning a foreign language you be a little bit shaky. at first you're just learning a few things. and then as you practice conversation, ali for language, you'll also practice a leveling which and learned that over time to really be fluid in your partner's love

language and other people's love languages. but it's safe to say that everyone experiences love in all of those ways. we just tend to prefer it in certain ways. and that's when can become really valuable. and you don't always have to know their love language. you might just sense that someone really enjoys when you give them a compliment where they really enjoy when you give him a or do something nice for them as an act of service. so it can definitely be learned over time and you don't have to come knowing it fluently, but just practice makes perfect. okay. i do because that's actually really good. because i do feel like sometimes you find out your love language in there, like, what do i do with this information? there are 5 basic love languages. we i do have a list that we can show it has the gift ideas that you have for each one. so let's go and do a run down. the first one is physical touch. >> yeah. so we physically a really great way to show this, especially on valentine's day is to maybe gift. i'm couple the size man here. pay here. anything that incorporates the

senses can be really helpful. even can go a long way for someone who values physical touch. >> really practicing that if you're not fluent in that i'm holding hands, just touching someone's arm. these are some ways that you can really incorporate physical touch. but i think for valentine's day, a massage is a really great idea. yeah. and then quality time. this is someone who really values that time together and that's where they feel. love say you don't have to bring in the gift of the thrills. it's just really a day filled with that time spent together and that can also show you know, that was a show them that you pay attention to things that they enjoy doing with you. so maybe you feel the day with some favorite activities that they've coffee a favorite gardener outdoor depending on the weather it at this thing. and that just shows that you care and you pay attention. okay. >> that 3rd one, there is what was that quality to know? we quality time. pretty good after

>> something actually lived. she was doing this is kind of a rating either. and colin moran acronym that with the initials of their knee, something about them that you really love. so that's really see gifts that when i get it over the years, people really appreciate just seeing that their character traits are really acknowledged and appreciated by another thing that i've seen as a company called the giving keys that i love that they ran a word on a piece of jewelry. so if you know, word is really meaningful to someone like believe or faith or hope and buying them that kind of peace as a jewelry that exemplifies that work for them. i can remember i wouldn't even think of that as a gift, but that's a really good idea. they're ok and then the 4th one is. >> access service. so it's a big one is my doing thoughtful. you know, i may be cleaning that something that you don't normally do. you. i love a coupon book with some

access service that they can cash in on any time. if it's, you know, i'm filling up the gas today. i'm doing this outdoor yardwork thing. and then you can kind of given that cuba and that killed us and access service and then giving gifts. of course, that's what a lot of people just kind of go towards giving gifts without. >> you know, thinking of these other 4, but giving gifts is isn't love language. >> yeah, and i think it's really about that attention to detail and understanding what they truly love and enjoy not just buying something because you think that it's that really understanding what they would love. and i love the a thoughtful gift basket is that he so expensive that just little things that show that you're paying attention. you want to show them love and their unique way that they understand and receive it. >> christie, doctor christy, thank you so much for joining us and giving us this rundown. hopefully help some folks who maybe are the last minute. you know, figure out something

that might not necessarily need a lot of of planning, but actually can kind of benefit the relationship and make your partner know that you do know them a little bit more than just, you know, the chocolate and flowers that everyone always gets. exactly. thank you so much for having

>> well, happening tomorrow, the mcdonald's plant based burger, the mcplant as they're calling it is going to be available in the bay and dallas fort worth areas. the

burger features a patty made from plant based ingredients like peas rice and potatoes. and they co-developed it with beyond meat. it will be available at approximately 600 participating locations for a limited time trying to understand customer demand. only select restaurants are going to be carrying the mcplant. take a look at this. the national bobblehead hall of fame unveiling 2 limited edition super bowl bobbleheads rams fans are going to be happy use me to see matthew stafford getting his own bobblehead this year. it features the quarterback getting ready to pass the football with the rams team scoreboard. in the background also released was the classic bob a boy figurine. they say the statues are perfect way to celebrate the rams and commemorate their patrick ul season. stafford bobbleheads are going for 35 bucks on the bobblehead hall of fame website. all right. time just look at this 7 day forecast. we're getting pretty warm today and then we'll cool down as the week goes on. we're

hoping fingers crossed that the sierra might get a little bit of something this next weekend. but today enjoy that sunshine high of 76 in some spots here across the bay area tomorrow, a little cooler. if you're planning dinner for valentine's day, be sure to bundle up. if you're headed out the door. all right. that's all the time we've got for kron. 4 news. >> this sunday, i'm noelle bellow. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next weekend. we've got our vision... ...and so much to choose from. but with free in-store design services our budget and our time are well spent. at floor and decor, with a wide selection of products all at everyday low prices, creating a space to match your taste has never been easier. discover floor and decor today!

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