>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> they're 2 yesterday. one second. well, we'll get you back miked up there. just a second. i think i don't think we have you miked up so. we'll get you the second anyway. good morning, here's a quick check of the golden gate bridge. remember all the cloud cover from yesterday gone as promised. sunny weather going on for today. not much of a wind at all. we will get a little bit of a kind of a

leftover breeze will be a bit on shore times offshore in some locations still because really kind of dried out quite a bit from yesterday. there's the east bay shoreline just starting to get some rays of sun going on as we start the day bluebay loose skies will take that high pressure is still working on the details here. you can see already the arc of everything kind of going up and around a little bit. it's not perfectly set just yet. and the temperatures are indicative of that because later on, we're looking for those numbers to really start pushing to the middle 80's in some spots would call this a heat spike during the summer months or if this were anywhere from july, all the way, almost october. but this time of year in march, that will do and tend to be what we're talking. you were still in winter right now. we haven't crossed over the equinox just yet. that will come this morning. temperature check for you at this hour. it's the mid 40's along the east bay shoreline, santa rosa, 40 to 48 for any on at this hour. temperature change or contrast. we're much colder this morning because of the clear skies. no rain working here nor in the forecast. sunny today, temperatures at a

modest middle to upper 60's going on will be chuck covering all that in the 4 zone forecast for looking for a big warm up later this week and in the longer range forecast mentioning rain yet again, the well. thank you, dave. we have had the oakland unified school district's going to be dropping a portion of its mask mandate tomorrow. the district is one of the few in the bay area that decided to keep their mandate in place. >> and all students and staff are still going need to wear masks in the classroom. they can take them off out outdoors. that starts tomorrow conference. camila barco joining us live in the newsroom with a little bit more detail. this will be good for recess and lunchtime on camila. yes, starting to feel a little normal back at school this school year. >> officials have been requiring students, staff and visitors to mask up inside and outside all of their facilities. but while starting tomorrow, outdoor masking is optional. for anyone at any oakland unified school district campus. now this comes after governor gavin newsom's announcement leaving it up to school districts

whether they want to keep the indoor masking policy. now, last week for the first time in 2 years, california kids were allowed to walk into their classrooms without a mask. now, most bay area school districts have chosen to lift the mask mandate, but not all did including oakland unified school district. the decision to make masks optional comes as cases, hospitalizations and deaths from covid continue to go down after the omicron surge. now on the week of march, 7th, 7007th oakland unified school district reported that they had a 0.5% positivity rate in covid cases. and that's a big drop compared to the beginning of the school year when they were seeing a 12 to 15% positivity rate. however, master still are still going to be required inside campuses. officials are concerned about a potential post spring break surge and they recognize that some people will still need to continue to wear a mask. at-home test kits are going to

be provided for all students and staff before spring break. each kit contains to test and officials ask that students and staff use them the friday and sunday before returning to school after break, this will help. avoid annoying me send a child to school with covid symptoms and prevent an outbreak. now, noel, for now, the school district is still going to require students, staff and visitors to continue wearing masks inside, at least through april. 15th. they're still trying to figure out what's going to happen with the indoor mask mandate. after that. but for now, they're taking baby steps when it comes to the outdoor mask wearing for now, back to you. alright, camila, thank you for that live report. people are calling for the mayor of antioch to resign after he was arrested for driving under the influence. police arrested lamar thorpe early yesterday morning crime forcefully chagall has the latest. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct

questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors of the greatest honors of my life and i'm sorry. have been very soon anyway. you have my full commitment grow and learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning while driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to y for full responsibility. he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family door is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters have praised his work in police reform.

>> and for bringing body cameras to the police department and curbing illegal sideshows. but his opponents have criticized his police policies and for hiring an interim police chief last month without consulting with the entire city council. kathy cabrera launch call a mark camp out in september in hopes of putting initiative the november ballot. i think it shows. >> lack of. common sense on behalf of the mayor to. to be drinking and get behind wheel of a vehicle us as stuart should resign. and mayor pro tem mike agrees. i'm asking the mayor to not put the city through. this city has been through enough. >> we have serious issues that we're dealing with, step down and allow the rest of the council to continue on with our work reached by phone council member monica wilson says she appreciates the mayor's openness and honesty in taking full responsibility

for his actions. she adds he has her full support in a written statement council member to miesha tour is walker says, quote, i think it was a bold move of the mayor to immediately put out a statement taking accountability for his actions. and i'm hopeful that we can move beyond this and continue the progress we made to make any aka, more inclusive city for all our residents in a city spokesperson declined to comment on the mayor's the braun for just >> turning now to some developing news out of arkansas. one person was killed and at least 20 others injured. following a shooting outside of a car show. children are among the injured. but officials have not said how many police have one person in custody but say there may have been more shooters. it happened in a town called do mess about 90 miles south of little rock, arkansas. that car show is actually part of an annual event that promotes nonviolence. the arkansas state police is taking over the investigation. all right.

coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. a recent nato soldier training exercise ends in tragedy. explain what led to the deadly plane crash. >> plus, people in hayward rallying around the family of sophia mason. what they're doing to keep the young girl's memory alive.

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>> welcome back. 5 los angeles county deputies were hurt after their helicopter crashed in angeles. crest, which is inside the angeles national forest. authorities say it happened last night. now the san gabriel reservoir of the 5 la county deputies who were hurt. one of them is said to be in critical condition. 2 suffered moderate injuries and one suffered minor injuries. the la county sheriff says the helicopter was on the way to vehicle rollover when the - chopper malfunctioned. they were trying to land when they crashed. the cause has not yet been released, but the sheriff says the doctor was on board. their injuries were also are are are unknown at this point. we're getting a little more information about a car crash in conquered that knocked out some people's power. crash happened yesterday on more lane near new wallace street around 5.30, in the evening. police say an 18 year-old crashed into that pole. the driver was taken to the hospital but died sometime later. police are still

investigating that crash. you have aby information about the incident. maybe you saw this. you're asked to contact concord police. now to the south bay where firefighters remained at the vacant building that caught fire and collapsed in campbell ot's. according to the santa clara fire department, firefighters were looking out for hot spots yesterday. that fire actually started just after 10 o'clock friday morning near the intersection of knolls drive and dell avenue. the empty ville building is scheduled to be demolished in the near future. the cause of the fire still under investigation. dave. >> and we're done with the rain. so it's the sunshine going on for your sunday interruption of some passing clouds thrown in for good measure. temperatures a bit on the modest side compared to what they will be later this week. looking for a big time heat spike as we go into the first week of in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back. 7.15, on this sunday morning. and of course, we had a little bit of light rain across the bay yesterday, but parts of the sierra saw some snow. this is video shot yesterday of the eastbound highway, 80 near king veil. people who are out on the slopes say the storm is just what they were hoping for. >> i hear started snowing around 9 to 10. is no is going to start of a great out or saw everything just coming along. >> i mean, look at snow is coming down pretty hard. so there a higher and higher elevation. it kind of hits you. it kind of hurts. but at least the snow is kind of soft.

>> the rain, snow and cold temperatures will not be sticking around, though. we're supposed we're supposed to be seeing a warm up in the coming days. that's why we've got dave spahr here this morning to talk to us a little bit about that. they got a little bit more than we did go. yeah, or yeah, i thing is, you know, it's just delayed rain. yeah. it's going to be melting now a little bit into. that's what's now. yeah, i got a little not melt or to the yet, right? but the good news is we get some more coming this weekend. so, you know, we're getting a little bit that winter pattern, even though will be in spring technically. so, you know, that's the deal there. yeah, we walk in the spring and today this morning. we'll get into that later. but here's what the forecast is just the next couple of days already. you can see by wednesday up to about 64. so we'll get some melting going on there. probably filling up the river is a little bit going on here. don't forget we like that up there you know, helps the central valley grow food. and that's a good thing. i suppose, you know. so here's the storm fracker 4, what we've got for your sunday different story than yesterday. you know, the

clouds just they broke up in spots, but lot of cloud cover yesterday which we have more rain. but rate will get sprayed by a few little scattered clouds throughout the day today. again, this high pressure has to kind of anchor itself in the right spot to start pushing us forward for the nice heat spike coming our way. so handing over future cast for some leftover snow is, by the way, happening up there in the mountains. but through today, again, some scattered clouds going on. but unbalanced generally speaking a lot of sunshine for you this sunday getting into monday situation overnight. cloud cover shore early, though. the cloud cover, whatever is leftover departs. we go into a mostly sunny monday and warmer on monday to we're really going to be climbing each day into next week. today is going to be a modest rise, though. so we have some leftover on shore winds for today. as you can see, that's going to keep us kind of cooler kind climate control working here as we start to get to monday. now, look up here. the solano county, this is kind of indicating that offshore wind that the high again anchoring in the right spot before the

winds turn off. you know, that's typical those heat spikes. and we really have much in the way of winds this time of year we can handle what's not so bad, but we don't have much in the way surface winds with a high gets parked over. this is tuesday overnight. still a little breezy up there in solano county. so a few scattered clouds left over for today, breezy but a touch warmer. all right. then next week or the week coming up here, we've got warming quickly, mostly sunny tuesday, wednesday, the days you want to look at lower to middle 80's on forecast highs. and then next weekend, scattered clouds cooler on saturday. showers sunday. it's looking pretty good at this. the only thing is the models don't agree on timing on this one run. they push it through very early on sunday to around noon. the other one way still sunday night into monday morning. either way, we'll take it up. supper. got to change. all of this will protect their sunshine up there and temperatures for highs. we've got the middle 60's to upper 60's for highs. we might even crack 70 for places like antioch, 70, also santa rosa. but again, most readings will be in the mid to upper 60's at that. i know it's just a modest klein. the

bigger one, though, much bigger expected into next week. we're going to see more of that coming up at noel. >> thank you, dave. turning now to the latest on the invasion in ukraine. russia says it carried out a series of new strikes on ukrainian military facilities with long-range hypersonic and cruise missiles. russia's defense ministry says they attacked a fuel depot near the black sea and an ammunition depot in western ukraine. in the meantime, neighboring nato countries like slovakia are boosting their defenses as the invasion continues. so lucky, as defense minister says the first multinational nato units with the patriot air defense systems are coming into the country. the group includes 2100 soldiers from nato members, including the united states. going to be stationed at various places to protect slovakia's territory. meanwhile, for u.s. service members have died in norway following an aircraft crashed during a nato exercise. alexandra limon has the latest on that.

>> official crash investigation is still ongoing, but norwegian authorities say the u.s. aircraft went down in bad weather. 4 u.s. marines died friday according to authorities when a u.s. osprey aircraft like these crashed in northern norway. how come for is a retired marine corps intelligence officer who worked with osprey aircraft, that it is wrong train its up north. >> has seen with the search and rescue. there's been some difficulty with the weather conditions up there. the crash happened during a nato cold response training. exercise. war is extremely dangerous, but training for war realistically is also very dangerous. and these types of accidents happen. the crash was unrelated to the war in ukraine but comes as defense secretary lloyd austin spent the week in europe highlighting the importance of nato military readiness saturday. secretary austin met

with the bulgarian prime minister to once again make we're help states take such occasions. bulgaria announced it's establishing and leading a nato battle group. it's an important step. >> and we fully support unfortunately, there is no not a single country that can live with the illusion that they are safe the u.s. is providing a company of armored vehicles called strikers to join the battle group. the defense department says that the u.s. providing this help should send a strong signal to other nato allies that they, too, should help bulgaria bolster its military forces reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> a patient from zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital is missing. the hospital says this person. >> is in his mid 40's and stands about 6 feet tall, weighing about 180 pounds. he has light brown, hair and blue eyes with a goatee and a partially shaped head. the

city also has a tribal son tattoo on his left shoulder. hospital says he was admitted to the hospital friday last seen at 7th and market streets. anhone who has information about who this patient is asked to contact the hospital. still ahead here on the kron, morning news cities in the united states trying to stay ahead of a new covid surge seen in the u k what precautions officials in new york are taking now to try and keep people safe.

>> welcome back. as mask and vaccine requirements become a thing of the past. health officials are keeping an eye on a new coronavirus mutation. doctors say ba 2. >> a variant of omicron is rapidly spreading overseas and currently circulating in our area as well faster than the rest of the country. rebecca solomon has more. >> warmer weather is on the rise and more outside gatherings are on the horizon. so is another covid variant. doctors say the ba to a mutation of omicron is rapidly spreading overseas and circulating around the big apple. there's no evidence that to causes more severe illness. we continue to monitor this. >> and we continue to for the first time since taking over as the city's health commissioner doctor ashwin bus on laid out his plan friday to stay ahead of any new variants while the ba 2 mutation may not be as severe as others.

doctor hassan says the city's vaccine mandate for the private workforce remains. former mayor bill de blasio introduce the mandate in late december. it requires vaccination for private sector employees who work in person with others, including professional athletes who play home games ongoing coronavirus restrictions are in effect as concerns grow over a ba to surge. right now. it has not led to more hospitalizations or deaths. the seven-day average positivity rate in new york city as 1.4 9% in the state. 1.7, 6 but citywide to now accounts for 30% of all new cases. doctors remind people to get vaccinated and in areas of high transmissible ity mask-up. i don't think we need to panic just yet. >> i do think that we have to take the proper follow the common science and the cdc and department of health guidelines in terms of wearing a mask indoors. >> that was rebecca solomon reporting for us now, starting

in april, san francisco is going to be dropping the requirement for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test for indoor mega events and indoor mega event is defined as any gathering of up to 1000 people or more. san francisco officials say they're going to align with the state and change the requirement into a strong recommendation which means events there at the chase center. we'll follow suit. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> welcome back. we are going to talk a little bit about the weather forecast. 7.30, on this sunday morning, dave, it's looking pretty nice out there. that we're different story that we had from yesterday as we cleared everything out from what we had in a sunny weather is prevailing for today except the interruption from a few little passing clouds as what we've got going on here. so we're waiting for this high pressure kind of anchor at the right spot. again, some variable cloudy skies at times. we could but we'll it on balance. call it mostly sunny for today. lining up like this. computer models want to keep it sunny, but it is noting some passing clouds as a possibility. >> 56 going on 11 by 2. we're talking 66 for temperatures right now. but on the cooler

side because we have the clear skies overnight. 39 for livermore. 49 going on for antioch out the 40's on a good chunk of around the immediate bay. and 42 going up there to santa rosa for today. 62 san francisco just noting again, a couple scattered clouds. 66 for open and 66 for san jose. coming up a little bit here will have the 4 zone forecast for you. take a look at that extended as well. well. >> thank you, dave family and friends of 8 year-old sophia mason are keeping her memory alive. they held a vigil for her in front of hayward city hall yesterday evening. last week her body was found inside her mother's boyfriend's home. anmer said kron four's amanda hari was at the vigil. she spoke with her family about how they're doing as the investigation continues. >> there was a lot of support here for sophia's family and they tell me they can feel it. i actually spoke with them last week before the coroner had confirmed that it was in fact, sophia's body. they say now that they know that news things have been very hard.

>> we only were able to have the pleasure of knowing or 8 years a very short years and i we're processing what that means. dozens of people gathered to remember the life of 8 year-old sophia mason had a vigil at hayward city hall. >> her second cousin melissa harris helped plan the event to keep the public's attention on the case and we don't to fade out of that is we don't want to fade out of people's hearts and their minds. we want to be president. >> and it really wasn't until her killers are brought to justice sophia's body was found last week in her mother's boyfriend's home are set. >> her mother has been arrested but her mother's boyfriend dhante jackson is also a suspect in her murder. he still at large. she was there the night that they captured. samantha. >> but he was able to get and so detectives have profusely apologize, even is not their fault. they didn't have enough information to bring him in. paris says they're asking

people to keep a lookout for jackson. this is a photo of him. if you have any information call police city council member angela andrews attended the vigil. she says this tragedy hits close to home. >> i have a daughter 3 year-old. so when i saw her picture, she looks like my daughter and i can imagine the pain that they're going through right now. sophia's family tells me they're going to continue to do it. they can. >> to keep sophia's memory alive in hayward, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> meanwhile, happening today, the friends and family of missing oakley woman, alexis gabe, are inviting to the pop, inviting the public to join them for a paper lantern release at sunset. it's going to be held at the antioch oakley, regional shoreline park. helps of guiding alexis back home. those lanterns will be provided by the family. again, that begins at sunset tonight. and the family of damian davis are holding a

vigil for him tonight in fairfield, davis was one of 3 people who were shot at a business on east tabor avenue last sunday in davis was davis. another victim were taken to the hospital, but davis died some time later. police say an altercation led to that shooting. 25 martinez turned himself in on monday. he's facing murder and attempted murder charges. the vigil is going to be held at the 7.11 on east tabor avenue from 6 o'clock until 08:30pm, tonight. also in the east bay, a massive sideshow in oakland turned deadly. oakland police counting 500 to 600 vehicles involved in the sideshow. police say it happened early saturday morning in the area 42nd avenue and 8.80, there police found a man on the road after it appeared a car had hit him at the hospital. doctors discovered the victim had also been shot. police are also investigating 2 unrelated shootings that happened during

the sideshow. 2 men were shot but that they are expected to be okay. in san francisco. police are investigating a shooting last night in the area of unit pero serra and 19th avenue near or said this is video of that scene also posted to the citizen app. the only information sfpd has released at this point is that one person was shot. no update on their conditions so far. in fremont, police have made an arrest in a homicide case from earlier this week. on tuesday, police responded to reports of a shooting on lindenwood street shortly after the first calls. police say the shooting suspect called and said he would turn himself in to officers when they arrived on scene. that person has been identified as 77 year-old franklin earl lynch of colorado. the only information on the victim police have released is that they were 34 years old. lynch remains in custody as the investigation continues. this morning, we're

honoring the life of stephon clark. he was shot and killed by sacramento police officers 4 years ago this weekend. there's now an i m sack foundation in clark's honor at his legacy weekend started at the state capitol yesterday morning. there's going to be panel discussions and candlelight vigils this weekend as well as tours of the now year-old facility called stephens house over the next couple days. community members discussed clark's death and the time that's passed since. >> well, time because the pain of his has not paid the boy's family or for his community. and yes, well, progress has been made in our policy and public sentiment surrounding the use and abuse of force. but our positions we stand here today with these and those of the covid, title 3. my view is that we still have

a lot of work to do. >> for more information you can visit our website kron 4 dot already have a full list of the events on tap for this weekend. still ahead, us air travel has been on the rise due to fuel prices were going to tell you when the cost of flights. >> might go down. and marriage could be a factor and why you're gaining weight. we're going to tell you how your relationship could make you ovary.

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welcome back 7.39. on this sunday morning. and for your money the last day to file your taxes is one month from today. the irs. >> is warning everyone to look out for new scams as they go send in those taxes. the agency says there's a record number of scams targeting people who are rushing to get their taxes done. some of the tricks involved criminals calling texting or e-mailing you saying you'll be arrested if you don't pay over the phone. last year alone, americans are scammed out of more than 2 billion dollars. >> or are they hard? so if this is the irs, you're about to get arrested. if you don't make this payment to me right now, the irs will never contact them through text messages. social media, even unsolicited emails or unsolicited phone calls. >> the irs only contacts people through letters never by text email or social media.

if you believe you've fallen victim to a tax scheme or you've gotten any strange messages or calls, you should always report them to the irs. despite rising fuel prices in the united states, airline recovery appears to be on track for now. recent data, though, showing the country has officially hit pre-pandemic travel levels. but inflation is driving up the prices for flights fo- the month of february. airline fares were up 13% from the same time last year. experts say current jet fuel prices are about 75% higher than this time last year. so don't expect pricing to come down. airlines are likely going to try and make back their money in other ways as well. >> you may end up paying more to book a seat in you may end up paying more to get priority boarding or to buy a lounge for your report lounge or for the food and beverages on your puny that you take.

>> but the high costs are not stopping travelers from hitting the skies. united airlines says they are done. see, just they aren't just seeing strong personal travel, but business travel is picking back up as well. dave, what's going on? >> okay. we're looking for temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. of course, a lot of sunshine will be working here. we'll have that for forecas

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weather forecast because it is shaping up to be get going to be a really nice week. going to be great. it looks like a nice warm-up that we have in store for us as well as those temperatures will be climbing well through the 80's for tuesday into wednesday. we have the blue skies and blue bay to get things started. high pressure anchored over our area. that will happen tuesday into wednesday. that's what the heat spike will be all about. it's not quite in the ideal location. so i have some winds being driven a little bit to get their speaking of which they're going to start off on shore and they're going to help control the climate for today. a little bit of an uptick you can see from the peninsula and up to the north bay as well. flips around to an offshore wind developing on a monday and into tuesday as we've got going on. and that may linger. is said and our tuesday morning a little bit, which is getting a little late because that's what we're going to start seeing. the numbers start to move on us a bit. speaking of which in those longer range forecast models, we do have an interruption. all of this as a weak front drops south that hoping earlier maybe can scrounge up some raindrops in this. but this will just be a few tossed around clouds. more importantly, just kind of re correcting the temperatures back closer. they're

seasonality. then we get more interesting into next weekend. the models are kind of an agreement that we're going to get hit by something. but the timing is not in full agreement. it doesn't look like this system is may be quite as cold as its predecessor was. that hopefully will get rain and still looks like some mountain snows that again will be sunday will call as the big day that's moved out of saturday and into sunday, anywhere from after midnight saturday night through monday morning. this is tuesday. what looks like a success of system dropping south as well. temperature check for you. the 4 zone forecast for the sunday. 62 and san francisco. upper 50's do it along the coast. bayside at around 60 foster city. 63 palo alto. 64 down the south bay, san jose at 66 65 for cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 60's tri valley. we're looking at 67 for livermore up to walnut creek at 68. 69 for conquered. so they're reduced numbers. we don't see too much decoupling from the east bay shoreline to the inland locations. 64 for

berkeley, the late host, 60 to 71 for fairfield 7.68. for napa and 70 santa rosa. here we go. popping in the lower 80's you'll see for tuesday into wednesday. lower 80's there. back to the 70's to finish off the week. we'll call saturday right now. some partly cloudy skies waiting for things to develop for those lows. not bad. we're going to keep it mostly into the 40's. it looks like here. 40's also at the coast and in less than an hour, walk in the spring. >> for your health this morning after marriage, it's often seen that men and especially women start gaining a little weight on average married women gain. 24 pounds in the first 5 years of marriage. and a study of 43 couples. researchers found a connection between marital stress and making poor food choices. are health expert karen owoc is here to talk a little bit about the science behind why your marriage may be the cause behind packing on those extra pounds. karen, i actually feel like you don't even really have to be married

to start feeling this way or to start gaining a little bit away. even just happy relationships. sometimes you start to get a little bit away. right? it kind of works. both ways. doesn't so this particular study was performed by the university of delaware and the >> ohio state university, a school of medicine and they looked at couples. 43 couples that we're in particular had frequent marital exchanges. so in order to qualify, you have to have these arguments quite often. and and they looked they had them sit down and eat a meal. and this this study was 9 and a half hours long for 2 days and what they did was they actually tested their blood before they had the meal. and then at frequent intervals after like it to 4 hours in 7 hours after the meal and what they were looking for where these

appetite, relevant hormones. >> they have a >> change during these exchanges. >> so they they only really looked at arguments, not necessarily the happy weight that i know. some people talk about. right. they were looking at the the hostile arguments in and what they found was that the there was a surge of grell and it's an appetite hormone. and this is the hormone i call that i'm hungry hormone. and so it actually surged and cause them to want to eat more. and they were actually looking at particular foods. those that were high in fat and sodium sugar. so glenn's are probably considered our comfort foods. yeah, definitely ok, so talk to me a little bit about those typical comfort foods for women and then from at and what we usually gravitate

towards. so this is very interesting. so women tend to like chocolate or maybe that's not so ice cream cookies, cakes and candy. so as you can see, most of the sweet, very sugary. definitely now men. they tend to look at something little bit different there and they're grabbing for the tips cass roles, you know, things that are very hefty. but mac and cheese and lasagna and also pizza interest. yes, interesting how are going all these things, but that one of the things that was interesting, you know, one of the questions i get all often as well if i'm a man and i crave cookies in sugar and all that does that mean anything? and actually, no, it doesn't affect your manliness or anything like that. it just might be that when you are a

child that you were comforted with certain foods may be. your mom said, oh, you're you're not happy or you're sad. how that i make you your favorite dinner, which might be lives. i knew or how about i make you as your favorite cookies? yes, i really encourage you to delve into your your childhood to see why am i a creating certain things when i'm sad or happy? well, i am much i crave chips. so that's that's kind of but that is totally a thing that my parents always had potato chips in the cabinet. so if you're totally right, >> hitting the nail on the with a that's a yeah. very so what exactly do the results of this study mean overall? >> well, it means set you when you are under distress. you know, i've talked about the emotional eating quite often. and when you under duress, you will start to crave different foods and and it's real

important to look at those emotions and how they tie to those food triggers. and when you are married there and having these it's also chart, you encouraging these that negative feelings and he get on this negative eating cycle. he, you know, that you have those negative feelings and that that causes you to eat. and once you eat those foods, it causes you to feel bad about yourself. and then you just get caught up in this emotional eating cycle. >> and then resulting and weight gain, and can lead to cardiovascular disease. premature mortality and diabetes. it's a host of other things. >> any tips on how how to handle this with your with your partner. if if you are noticing that this is the thing that's happening in your relationship. well, first to

sell, this is where these cookie cutter diets don't work. so >> you really need to delve into the cycle social aspect and and look at the marriage to since that is the cause of your eating behaviors, then that is what you need to address. first, i really encourage you to it with any kind of emotional eating to keep a log, you know, keep a lot of the foods that you crave and then keep a and then and then tied at 2 the emotion you're feeling so if you've just had an argument, you're upset, you feel tense and hostile towards your partner, then what is it that you're creating in why you eating this way? a lot of people don't really understand why they have these cravings. they often say to and so weak, you know, i can't i i told myself, i'm not going eat sugar anymore, but it just i can't resist it. so these are the things driving it in really

understanding why? it karen, thank you so much this morning. we'll speak with you next week. >> okay, but by we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good sunday morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is march 20th already on the back half of march and spring is about to sprout going to happen this hour. going to happen this hour. so we're bringing on yeah. >> and the northern hemisphere that is. but ice out there it is great day. going to be a great week. in fact, good morning, everybody. we're looking for those temperatures by midweek to rise to the lower to middle 80's. at that, we might be sprayed besides some scattered clouds going on for today. but on balance, looking pretty good at that. here's half moon bay for you again. nice shot as we start the day off here. >> the high pressure, though, is not anchored in exactly the right spot. it's going to take a little while to kind of get its act together a little bit. in the meantime, we do have some on shore winds working a bit right now. we're still a

bit cool. a lot of 40's on the board here. we've got 44 going to santa rosa. still, 38 for napa. 39 also for livermore. a little bit of that cold air drainage things, just cold air. it just has to fall lower levels. 49 going on for antioch and 47. meanwhile for san jose comparison, though, because we had a little rain event happening from yesterday. not much of one but still the cloud cover helped keep temperatures a little supported this morning with clear skies a bit cooler. and we do have the onshore winds in today. modest highs in the upper 60's. it looks like by this afternoon, essentially mostly sunny skies. but again, noting a few little high clouds painting the skies throughout the afternoon. coming up a little bit here, we'll have more than just your sunday forecast. talk a little bit about next week and about this. nice little heat spike coming our way. well, warm-up face into the middle of next week. noel. >> thank you, dave. the oakland unified school district is going to be dropping a portion of its mask mandate tomorrow. the district's been one of the few to keep indoor and outdoor masking. but that's about to

change. kron four's camila barco joining us live from the newsroom with a little bit more detail on this. camila kids can run around and play at lunch outside without their masks. yeah. just like the good old days. no out this school year, officials have been requiring students at staff and visitors to mask up inside and outside all of their facilities. but starting tomorrow, outdoor masking is optional for anyone at any oakland unified school district campus. now this comes after governor gavin newsom's announcement leaving it up to school districts whether they want to keep the indoor masking policy. now, last week for the first time in 2 years, california kids were allowed to walk into their classrooms without a mask. most bay area school districts have chosen to lift that mask mandate, but not all did including oakland unified decision to make masks e optional. ys came as cases, hospitalizations and deaths from covid continue to go down after the omicron surge on the

week of march, 7th, oakland unified school district reported that they had 0.5% positivity rate in covid cases. that's a big drop compared to the beginning of this year when they were seeing a 12 to 15% positivity rate. however, masks are still going to be required inside campuses. officials are concerned about a potential post spring break. search and they recognize that some people will continue to move to wear a mask. now at home, test kits are going to be provided for all students and staff before spring break. they did this during the winter break as well. each kit contains to test officials ask

15th are still trying to figure out what's going to happen with the indoor mask mandate. after that. but for now, they're taking baby steps when it comes to the outdoor mask wearing back to you, baby steps. all right. thank you. camila. >> people are calling for the mayor of antioch to resign after he was arrested for driving under the influence. california highway patrol arrested lamar thorpe early yesterday morning. crime forcefully chagall has details. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors and the great honors of my life and i'm sorry. i have embarrassed in any way. you have my full commitment growing learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california

highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning while driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind that could for responsibility. he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters have praised his work in police reform and for bringing body cameras to the police department and curbing illegal sideshows. but his opponents have criticized his police policies and for hiring an interim police chief last month without consulting with the entire city council. kathy cabrera launched 3 cola mark to camp out in september in hopes of putting initiative the november ballot. i think it shows. >> lack of. how many cents on

behalf of the mayor to. to be drinking and get behind wheel of a vehicle us as storms should resign. and mayor pro tem mike agrees. i'm asking the mayor to not put the city through. this city has been through enough. >> we have serious issues that we're dealing with, step down and allow the rest of the council to continue on with our work reached by phone council member monica wilson says she appreciates the mayor's openness and honesty. >> in taking full responsibility for his actions. she adds he has her full support in a written statement council member to miesha tour is walker says, quote, i think it was a bold move of the mayor to immediately put out a statement taking accountability for his actions. and i'm hopeful that we can move beyond this and continue the progress we made to make any aka, more inclusive city for all our residents in city spokesperson declined to comment on the

mayor's arrest. the palace only on for just as >> happening tomorrow. judge ketanji brown jackson is going to be going before the senate judiciary committee to start her historic confirmation hearing for a seat on the supreme court. she is expected to give an opening statement late in the day monday and then she'll answer questions from lawmakers on the committee for the following 2 days. jackson has been a federal judge for the past 9 years, including 2 years as a federal public defender. she's considered the first nominee with significant criminal defense experience since they're good. marshall, if she's confirmed she would be the first black american to black woman to serve on the high court. coming up in our morning news. people in hayward are rallying around the family of sophia mason. what they're doing to keep the young girl's memory alive. 5

los angeles county deputies were heard after their helicopter crashed in angeles. crest within the angeles national forest. authorities say the crash happened last night near the san gabriel reservoir of the 5 la county deputies who were hurt. one of them is in critical condition. 2 others suffered moderate injuries and one suffered minor injuries. the la county sheriff says the helicopter was on its way to pick up a patient from a vehicle rollover crash when the chopper just malfunctioned. they were trying to land when they crashed. there just off

the road. the crash, the cause has not yet been released to the sheriff as a doctor was also on board. but their injuries are unknown at this time. we're getting a little more information this morning about a car crash in concord that knocked out some people's power this weekend. the crash happened yesterday on more lane near wallace street around 5.30, in the evening. police say 18 year-old crashed into a pole. the driver was taken to the hospital and then died some time later. police are still investigating the crash. if you have any information about the incident, you're asked to contact concord police. now to the south bay where officials say the large vacant building in campbell that caught fire and partially collapsed will be demolis ed completely in the near future. the four-alarm fire was reported just after 10 o'clock friday morning at a building near the intersection of knolls drive and dell avenue. it took firefighters several hours to get a handle on it. crews remained at the building monitoring hot spots yesterday

and overnight last night. the cause is still under investigation. dave, lots of sunshine going on for today. as we see temperatures reach the upper 60's, a few little passing clouds. but boy, we have a nice warm-up in store for you for the week ahead. >> a look at your forecast. we come back even.

>> welcome back. 8.14, on this sunday morning. time to take a look at your weather forecast because we are like just what, 10 minutes away from los pre 9 minutes. yeah, so break and we're looking good on that front we'll see a nice warm-up coming up this week ahead. we've got some lower to middle 80's on tap for us. a live shot coming to the golden gate nice blue skies in hand. find a little breeze going on and we can see from the flag there. we'll see some of that this afternoon to kind of an onshore wind that's at work. high pressure is going to be the big story coming up in the next couple of days will be sprayed by some high cloudiness. it looks like for today, but on balance looks like pretty much sunny weather handing it over to future cast for kind of noting some of that as you'll see, basically mostly sunny. but again, just a passing high clouds a bit kind of overnight. little bit more pronounced. but by the time we get to monday morning, clearing out in earnest as that high kicks in. still some surface winds to make note up until we get to about tuesday, it looks like and we'll get some offshore winds coupled with all of that to back to the winds on shore. they are for right now. we get to

around tuesday or so. and they really come in a little bit to a pocket up there to solano county of being offshore. we lose the winds. it looks like by the middle of the week. that's typical the high pressure starting to build a little bit. and that happens even in the summer months to you just don't get a little bit of that pleasant breeze working putting everything together here for you. a few spotty clouds breezy, but a touch warmer. just a touch today. tomorrow it will feel more so warming quickly, mostly sunny tuesday, wednesday, the 2 days to watch there as we see highs in the lower to middle 80's next weekend. scattered clouds on our saturday and cooler by comparison. and then some showers on sunday. now the deal is the models don't agree on when but they both say yash or something, but anywhere from. late on saturday night all the way through monday morning. so still trying to get the timing coming together with all of that, just hopefully we'll get something. 62 san francisco, 66 for oakland, 66 also for san jose, mostly sunny and nice will call up there around midday, though, however, will have a

few again, high clouds kind of passing over the district's 70 for antioch. but most readings in the upper 60's looking at santa rosa also at 70 as well. these are areas it will be brushing your 80 already by tomorrow and really starting to move into tuesday and wednesday. we'll have more in your extended forecast coming up in a bit. well. >> thank you, dave. the u.s. state department has issued a travel advisory for mexico after violence near the u.s. consulate. markie martin tells us what this means for people trying to visit the country. people who have travel plans south of the border are being warned that they themselves could become a victim of rampant crime. that is happening there. >> the state department re issuing a travel advisory for mexico after one u.s. consulate shut down amidst violence just this week. just days ago across the texas border. gunfire broke out between the mexican military. >> and gang members on the streets of nuevo laredo after the arrest of a high-profile cartel leader. the violence

shutting down the u.s. consulate in 2 international bridge is also this week. skeletal remains found on a cancun beach right in the middle of the hotel zone. within the last day, the state department issuing a new travel advisory telling americans to stay away from these 5 mexican states citing organized crime, including armed robbery, carjacking, kidnapping gun battles and murder. even with these alerts, i'm not going to let that change my travel plans. i still want to enjoy but >> i know how to enjoy safely. and i'm going to make sure i take all those measures. >> former fbi special agent jennifer cough and offer actually has plans to be in mexico soon. she says for those like her. who already had a vacation booked, you just have to be vigilant. the large hotels and those beautiful resorts are very safe. where people get in trouble is they go out on their own. they rent a car or

they otherwise go to see the country because they want to get the true feel of mexico outside of what the tourist situation offers. and that's where you can get in trouble for advice, book excursions through your hotel and reputable companies don't wear flashy jewelry and follow the buddy system. so often people maybe meet somebody. interesting want to go to another place and the rest of their group wants to go and they separate. so that is just putting yourself >> in harm's but sometimes mexican authorities aren't always able to keep crime outside resort gates. >> late last year, gunman stormed the beach at the hyatt in kentucky, a room and killed 2 suspected drug dealers, injuring 4 american tourists in the attack. now, some of the most popular tourist destinations like or cancun. those areas are not in the most serious region of this new travel advisory. however, they are on a list of 11 places that americans are encouraged to reconsider visiting.

>> that was markie martin reporting for us. >> the u.s. state department is demanding access to wnba player brittney griner, who has been detained in russia. she was arrested at a moscow area airport last month when inspectors allegedly found vape cartridges filled with hash oil in her luggage. her lawyers reportedly have been visiting her regular regularly, but she hasn't met with anyone from the u.s. consulate yet. russian officials recently extended griner's detention until mid-may. griner plays professionally in russia during the offseason. a worldwide intergovernmental agency is calling on countries to cut oil and implement specific measures. the international energy agency wants nations to use a 10 point plan to cut oil use, especially to reduce dependence on russian oil. some recommendations include lowering highway speed limits and implementing know carson days. the agency says its plan could reduce global oil use by

nearly 3 million barrels a day within 4 months. heavy sanctions against russia are taking their toll on the russian people. they were put in place to deter russian president vladimir putin and the circle of all of arc's. he does business with but some sanction experts say many oligarchs have their assets in a different name and are heavily invested in commodities with prices have skyrocketed since the invasion. so while some may feel a pinch, those sanctions could be potentially having the opposite effect on others. >> these individuals will, in fact, have ownership in ll scenes, shell companies. private businesses that are located in tax havens. and you know, jurisdictions that do not have no proper anti money laundering, compliance and white to >> more than a dozen ozarks

have had their assets frozen and mansions. private jets and yachts have been seized. if you'd like to get the latest updates on the war in ukraine. just head to kron 4 dot com scan the qr code that you see on your screen there, you'll be directed straight to our web site, our web page with all the details. still ahead here on the kron, 4 morning news saint mary's will not be heading to the sweet 16. the bruins knocking them out of the ncaa tournament last night. we've got the highlights after the break.

>> welcome back 8.24. on this sunday morning. it's time to talk a little sports. we felt like maybe this could have been the year for saint mary gail, saint mary's gaels to get back to the sweet 16, but the cla bruins would not have it in the 1st half, logan johnson hit a 3 pointer bringing the score 13 to 7 ucl. a went on a run leading 36 to 29 at the half. and then in the 2nd half, alex ducas nailed a 3 to get the gaels back within a point. but fast forward to less than 10 minutes in the game. johnny juzang hit a baseline jumper giving the bruins their biggest lead. 54 to 44 cody riley went in for an alley-oop, but he was fouled ucl a ended up winning this one. 72 to 56 after the game. coach bennett and johnson talked about the end of an historic season in america. >> they should be very proud

of what they did. and i think they are you. her is stings to lose and you want to go out fire. your best shot. and we probably don't feel like you played. well, i don't think we should think we played but we played our we always we're always trying new things right is is incredible group. we've done incredible things i don't think our story ends you know, i'm sure we'll get back to really soon. and >> will be back in this position very soon. >> go gales forever. and always, alright, more bad news for the warriors were learning. james wiseman is experiencing swelling in his needy wiseman hasn't played with the warriors since tearing his meniscus last april. he did play 2 games with the santa cruz warriors last week and there was some hope he be able to return to hardwood with the warriors as early as this weekend. but then it seemed like maybe he play another game with santa

cruz. now there's no timetable for wiseman's return and he will be kept out of all basketball activities. head coach steve kerr had this to say about protecting wiseman's future. >> i feel terrible for james. you planned. tomorrow that's not gonna happen. i will just keep going back to the fact that he's 20 years old. he's got his whole future, out. we just have to be really, really cautious. we've got to do what's best for him. long term. >> the warriors play the san antonio spurs tonight at the chase center. tip off, set for 5.30, this evening. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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morning. we're still counting down to when spring will officially get here. he said 3 ipminutes. yeah. about that. 3 more for head directly in colombia. >> brazil and ecuador think it is so not because we're so yes, the sun is coming on our side of hemisphere us here. there you go. well, the sun is shining today that we have. we have a lot of that was kind of hiding yesterday because we need some of that rain didn't get a whole lot. but, you know, did did a little effort there. we'll try again next week. and how about that?

>> this what's going on? half waiting for the the sun to kind of fill up the skies a little bit here for us. and as far as our weather, the high pressure cell is going to be a big player into this week. you know, we talk about a heat spike usually in july, august, september, and we're going to have all the elements in place like that. it looks like as we get into tuesday into wednesday and that's going to push those high temperatures up there. very spring-like almost summer, like into the lower even middle 80's. 61 by high noon at 3 word about 67. look at current temperatures are still a bit on the chilly side. lot of 40's on the board here and a cold. 39 livermore. while antioch stands at a proud 53. 47 going on for san jose. 47 also san francisco to bottle checking in at 48 forecast today will do about 62 san francisco just knowing a few little passing clouds. 66 for oakland, 66 also for san jose in the coming up a little bit here once it's spring and all of the one that extended forecast for you and take a look at also the 4

zone, 2 as well. well, thank you, dave. >> family and friends of 8 year-old sophia mason are keeping her memory alive. they held a vigil for her in front of hayward city hall yesterday evening. last week her body was found inside her mother's boyfriend's home. anmer said kron four's amanda hari was at the vigil. she spoke with the child's family. >> there was a lot of support here for sophia's family and they tell me they can feel it. i acrually spoke with them last week before the coroner had confirmed that it was in fact, sophia's body. they say now that they know that news things have been very hard. >> we only were able to have the pleasure of knowing or 8 years a very short years and i we're processing what that means. dozens of people gathered to remember the life of 8 year-old sophia mason had a vigil at hayward city hall. >> her second cousin melissa harris helped plan the event to keep the public's attention

on the case and we don't to fade out of that is we don't want to fade out of people's hearts and their minds. we want to be president. >> really wasn't until her killers are brought to justice sophia's body was found last week in her mother's boyfriend's home are set. >> her mother has been arrested but her mother's boyfriend dhante jackson is also a suspect in her murder. he still at large. she was there the night that they captured. samantha. >> but he was able to get and so detectives have profusely apologize, even is not their fault. they didn't have enough information to bring him in. paris says they're asking people to keep a lookout for jackson. this is a photo of him. if you have any information call police city council member angela andrews attended the vigil. she says this tragedy hits close to home. >> i have a daughter 3 year-old. so when i saw her picture, she looks like my daughter and i can imagine the pain that they're going

through right now. sophia's family tells me they're going to continue to do it. they can. >> to keep sophia's memory alive in hayward, amanda hari kron, 4 news. happening today. the friends and family of missing oakley woman, alexis bar in fighting the public to join them for a paper lantern release its all in hopes. >> of guiding alexis back home lanterns are going to be provided. it's going to be held at the antioch oakley, regional shoreline park at sunset tonight. and the family of damian davis are also going to be holding a vigil for him tonight in fairfield, davis was one of 3 people who were shot at a 7.11 last sunday. he and 2 other people tried to stop a theft when they were shot at davis later died at the hospital. 25 year-old trine martinez turned himself in last monday. he's facing murder and attempted murder charges. the vigil for davis is set to be held at that 7.11 on east tabor avenue from 6 o'clock tonight until 08:30pm.

also in the east bay, oakland, police investigating a homicide following a side show this weekend. police say 500 to 600 vehicles were involved in the sideshow early saturday morning in the area 42nd avenue and 8.80, when police responded, they found a man in the road with massive trauma to his body after it appeared a car had hit him at the hospital. doctors discovered the victim had also been shot. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police are also investigating 2 unrelated shootings that happened during that sideshow as well. 2 men were shot but that they are expected to be okay. in san francisco. police are investigating a shooting that happened last night in the area of, you know, borough sarah and 19th avenue near park maher said this is video of that scene posted to the citizen app. the only information sfpd has released at this point is that one person was shot. no update on their conditions so far.

stefan clark is being honored this weekend in sacramento. clark was shot and killed by sacramento police officers 4 years ago. there's now an i m sack foundation in clark's honor and his legacy weekend started at the state capitol yesterday morning panel discussions, candlelight vigils and tours of the now year-old facility called stephens house are being held through today as well. yesterday community members discussed clark's death and the time that's passed since. >> well, to to pay has not paid the boy's family or forgive committing. and yes, well, progress has been made in our policy and public sentiment surrounding the use and abuse of force. but our positions we stand here today with these families and those of the covid, title 3. my view is that we still have a lot of work to do.

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welcome back. just about to be 8.40, on this sunday morning and range anxiety is one of the biggest concerns of

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to reach the upper 60's to near about 70 for antioch and so forth. and forget the calendar for a moment when you see this extended forecast will be walking. almost looks like a little bit of summer.

>> welcome back. it's a 44 and it is officially spring. you can say that spring has sprung. now officially on this sunday morning, northern hemisphere in the here are mates and australia in places like that. it's yeah, first all, so you that, you know, if

you're watching us from australia where they can on the app, i guess asked you going relative to the ground. okay. fact it's nice today, though, e the difference from new were waiting for some more rain. we didn't get that much going on here. we're going to try this again next weekend. they will do a better job next weekend. but before we get there, let's get a little flavor. almost summer going on by midweek. here's half moon bay for you. maybe some high cloud. ernest good way to kind of point that out kind of passing through this. but again, it's a different scenario than we did yesterday. certainly. so you can kind of see the footprints of this high-pressure playing kind of keep away and all the cloud cover going up and around that it's not quite anchored at the right spots. what's going to drive a little bit of those onshore winds here for us a little bit. we'll get them off shore as we get into monday into tuesday, a little bit to lose the winds entirely, which is kind of reminiscent. we get this heat spikes. there we go onshore. we are for today. that kind of keeps temperatures down a bit flipping over to off shore up

the solano county and that will carry us a little bit into tuesday will probably start to lose the winds after that point. long range looks interesting. the big thing this, the high pressure will be broken a little bit by the time we get to thursday. so little reduction in temperatures, not as cool as we actually are now. but just from those lofty 80's, take it off its perch here a little bit slow early. so get off the 80's into the 70's as we finish off the week. but we're really waiting for another system to give us a little slam here. looks like timing. that varies models go anywhere from saturday night, all the way to monday morning. but let's hope that we get it. we'll get some more consensus later on that. so that's the timing on all of that and successive system maybe to their looks like it's breaking apart early the following week, 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 62 san francisco at the coast, upper 50's. 64 daly city burlingame. 61. 63 foster city palo alto at 64 to the south bay. 66 san jose. 65 per cupertino. milpitas about 64

mid 60's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley. 67 livermore, 68 for walnut creek. 64 for berkeley. les, what? 62 fairfield. 71 68 for napa and 74 santa rosa. this is just the beginning. climb we go. look at that tuesday wednesday, lower 80's at work here back to the 70's member. it showed that front. that's going to interrupt us a little bit. maybe some scattered clouds on that also looks like by saturday in thing in our next system here. 40's going on furloughs, both inland and at the coast. and yes, we've already walked into spring is here. >> for your health this morning after marriage, it's often seen that men and especially women start gaining a little weight on average married women gain. 24 pounds in the first 5 years of marriage. and a study of 43 couples. researchers found a connection between marital stress and making poor food choices. are health expert karen owoc is here to talk a

little bit about the science behind why your marriage may be the cause behind packing on those extra pounds. karen, i actually feel like you don't even really have to be married to start feeling this way or to start gaining a little bit away. even just happy relationships. sometimes you start to get a little bit away. right? it kind of works. both ways doesn't so this particular study was performed by the university of delaware and the >> ohio state university. a school of medicine and they looked at couples. 43 couples that we're in particular had frequent marital exchanges. so in order to qualify, you have to have these arguments quite often. and and they looked they had them sit down and eat a meal. and this this study was 9 and a half hours long for 2 days and what they did was they actually tested their blood before they had the meal. and then at frequent

intervals after like it to 4 hours in 7 hours after the meal and what they were looking for where these appetite, relevant hormones. >> they have a >> change during these exchanges. >> so they they only really looked at arguments, not necessarily the happy weight that i know. some people talk about. right. they were looking at the the hostile arguments in and what they found was that the there was a surge of grell and it's an appetite hormone. and this is the hormone, a call that i'm hungry hormone. and so it actually surged and cause them to want to eat more. and they were actually looking at particular foods, those that were high in fat and sodium sugar. so glenn's are probably

considered our comfort foods. yeah, definitely ok, so talk to me a little bit about those typical comfort foods for women and then from at what we usually gravitate towards. so this is very interesting. so women tend to like chocolate or maybe that's not so ice cream cookies, cakes and candy. so as you can see, most of the the sweets, very sugary. definitely now men. they tend to look at something little bit different there and they're grabbing for the tips cass roles, you know, things that are very hefty. but mac and cheese and lasagna and also pizza interest. yes, interesting how are going all these things, but that one of the things that was interesting, you know, says one of the questions i get all often is well, if i'm a man and i crave cookies in sugar and all that, does that mean

anything? and actually, no, it doesn't affect your manliness or anything like that. it just might be that when you are a child that you were comforted with certain foods may be. your mom said, oh, you're you're not happy or you're sad. how that i make you your favorite dinner, which might be lives. i knew or how about i make you as your favorite cookies? yes, i really encourage you to delve into your your childhood to see why am i a craving certain things when i'm sad or happy and will i am much i crave chips. so that's that's kind of but that is totally a thing that my parents always had potato chips in the cabinet. so if you're totally right, >> hitting the nail on the with a that's yeah. very so what exactly do the results of this study mean overall? >> well, it means set you when you are under distress. you

know, i've talked about the emotional eating quite often. and when you under duress, you will start to crave different foods and and it's real important to look at those emotions and how they tie to those food triggers. and when you are married there and having these it's also chart, you encouraging these that negative feelings and you get on this negative eating cycles, you know, that you have those negative feelings and that that causes you to eat. and once you eat those foods, it causes you to feel bad about yourself. and then you just get caught up in this emotional eating cycle. >> and then resulting and weight gain, can lead to cardiovascular disease. premature mortality and diabetes. it's a host of other things.

>> any tips on how have a handle this with your with your partner. if if you are noticing that this is the thing that's happening in your relationship. well, first to sell, this is where these cookie cutter diets don't work. so >> you really need to delve into the second social aspect and and look at the marriage since that is the cause of your eating behaviors, then that is what you need to address. first, i really encourage you to it with any kind of emotional eating to keep a log. you know, keep a lot of the foods that you crave and keep a log then and then tied at 2 the emotion you're feeling so if you've just had an argument, you're upset, you feel tense and hostile towards your partner, then what is it that you're creating in why you eating this way? a lot of people don't really understand why they have these cravings. they often say to and so weak, you

know, i can't i i told myself, i'm not going eat sugar anymore, but it just i can't resist it. so these are the things driving it in really understanding why? it you so much this morning. we'll speak with you next week. >> okay, but by we'll be right back. little entertainment

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has been barred from performing at the grammy awards because of what's being called concerning online behavior by the rapper rep for conway says they received a call from producers of the show saying he had been removed from a lineup of performers because of harassment of his ex-wife's boyfriend saturday night live's pete davidson west also posted a racial slur about daily host daily show host trevor noah who commented on the online harassment on his show. noah is the host of this year's grammy awards. there has been no comment from west just yet. he is nominated for 5 grammys this year. still ahead here in the next hour, the copper morning news. the oakland unified school district going to be dropping its outdoor mask mandate tomorrow. we've got all the details coming up. >> and a live report plus, some people want the mayor of antioch to resign after antioch to resign after recently being arrested. we okay jack, these recipes aren't gonna create themselves. it's crunch time! but first, it's heinz dip & crunch time! i'm dipping into the latest innovation by combining

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going to be on the move this week. >> big time with high pressure building with this time. we have little bit of a breeze that work here. it's going to be on shore today tomorrow, a little bit kind of controlling temperatures. here's half moon bay for you a bit chilly there. and there's some high cloudiness is you can see off towards the ultimately what's the high pressure settles in the right spot as we know from heat spikes will get a lot of wind. so that with the cases we get into tuesday into wednesday temperature check. we're starting to see some movement here. 53 for antioch. 46 livermore in fremont. 51 san jose, the santa rosa at 46. 48 for bottle comparing from yesterday. we're catching up a little bit on that front. we start off a bit cooler this morning that we were yesterday. but now with all the sunshine, we're closing the gap. fairfield's racing ahead at 8 degrees ahead. but napa in concord is still trailing a little bit along with livermore for today. sunny skies again, noting some high cloudiness will come passing. 64 one by 4. we're talking 67, but we're going to race right through the 70's and get into the 80's. by the time we get to midweek, i'll

have more on that longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit. well. >> all right. thank you, dave. those warm temperatures are going to be good for kids in oakland school district this week because the district is dropping a portion of its mask mandate tomorrow. been one of the few to keep indoor and outdoor masking, but all that's about to change. kron four's camila barco joining us live in the newsroom with a little bit more on the fict that kids are going to be able to take their masks off out side starting camila. yes, some kids are going to be very relieved and happy when they go play outside with their friends this school year, officials have been requiring students, staff and visitors to mask up inside and outside all of their facilities. but noel, starting tomorrow, outdoor masking is optional for anyone at any oakland unified school district campus. now this comes after governor gavin newsom's announcement leaving it up to school districts whether they want to keep the indoor masking policy last week. it was a good week for for students for the first time in

2 years, california kids were allowed to walk into their classrooms without a mask. now, most bay area school districts have chosen to lift that mask mandate, but not all did including oakland unified school district. the decision to make masks optional came as cases, hospitalizations and deaths from covid continue to go down after the omicron surge. now on the week of march, 7th, oakland unified school district had a 0.5% positivity rate in covid cases. that's a big drop compared to the beginning of this year when they were seeing a 12 to 15% positivity rate. however, mask are still going to be required inside campuses. officials are concerned about a potential post spring break surge and we recognize that some people we'll continue to need to wear a mask. so at home test kits are going to be provided for u.s.. students and staff before spring break. each kit contains to test and officials

ask that students and staff the friday and sunday before returning to school after break. now, this will help avoid annoying may send a child to school with covid symptoms and also prevent an outbreak. for now, the school district is still going to require students, staff and visitors to continue wearing mask inside, at least through april. 15th, excuse me, they're still trying to figure out what's going to happen with the indoor mask mandate. after that. but for now, it taking baby steps when it comes to the outdoor mask-wearing. back to you. thank you. camila. well, people in the east bay are calling for the mayor of antioch to resign after he was arrested for driving under the influence. california highway patrol arrested lamar thorpe. >> early yesterday morning kron four's felecia call us the latest. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging

his lapse in judgment. he your mayors of the greatest honors of my life and i'm sorry. have been very soon anyway. you have my full commitment grow and learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning while driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind. that could force possibility he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family door is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters have praised his work in police reform. and for bringing body cameras to the police department and curbing illegal sideshows. but his

opponents have criticized his police policies and for hiring an interim police chief last month without consulting with the entire city council. kathy cabrera launch 3 call a marketing campaign in september in hopes of putting initiative the november ballot. i think it shows. >> lack of. common sense on behalf of the mayor to. to be drinking and get behind wheel of a vehicle us as stuart should resign. and mayor pro tem mike agrees. i'm asking the mayor to not put the city through. this city has been through enough. >> we have serious issues that we're dealing with, step down and allow the rest of the council to continue on with our work reached by phone council member monica wilson says she appreciates the mayor's openness and honesty. >> in taking full responsibility for his actions. she adds he has her full support in a written statement council member to miesha tour is walker says,

quote, i think it was a bold move of the mayor to immediately put out a statement taking accountability for his actions. and i'm hopeful that we can move beyond this and continue the progress we made to make any aka, more inclusive city for all our residents in a city spokesperson declined to comment on the mayor's arrest. the to on for just as i believe. >> turning now to developing news out of arkansas. one person was killed and at least custody but say there may have been multiple shooters. it happened in a town called a mask about 90 miles south of little rock, arkansas. the car show was actually part of an annual event that promotes nonviolence. the arkansas state police is now taking over the investigation. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. a recent nato soldier

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>> welcome back. 9.10, on this sunday morning and 5 los angeles county deputies were hurt after their helicopter crashed in the angeles crest within the angeles national forest. authorities say

happened last night near the san gabriel reservoir of the 5 la county deputies who were hurt. one of them is in critical condition. 2 other suffered moderate injuries and one suffered minor injuries. the la county sheriff says the helicopter was actually on its way to pick up a patient from a vehicle rollover crash when the chopper malfunctioned. they were trying to land when they crashed there just off to the road. the cause of the crash has not yet been released. sheriff says the doctor was also on board but their injuries are unknown. we're getting more information now about a car crash in conquer that knocked out some people's power. the crash happened yesterday on more lane near new olive street around 05:30pm, police as an 18 year-old crashed the vehicle into a pole. they were taken to the hospital and died some time later. police are still investigating the crash. you have any information about the incident maybe use office happened. you're asked to contact concord police state.

>> look for temperatures today to be in the upper 60's going on here with lots of sunshine to mostly sunny skies. big time. warm up is expected later this week. look at forecast. we come back.

>> it is 9.14, on spring sunday morning. and we had some light rain across the bay area yesterday. but parts of the sierra saw this snow video

shot yesterday of eastbound highway 80 near king veil. people who were out on the slopes yesterday. they say the storm is exactly what they were hoping for. >> soon as we got here, it started snowing around 9.10, ish. it is no is going to start of a great out saw everything just coming along. >> i mean, look at snow is coming down pretty hard. so there a higher and higher elevation. it kind of hits you. it kind of hurts. but at least the snow is kind of soft. >> the rain, snow and cold temperatures are not going to stick around. of course, we are already starting to see a warm-up in our weather forecast. dave spahr standing by with a look a day. any snow is good for the for the bank account. you talk about that a lot. so, yeah, we're going to be losing some of that. however, this week ahead as we warm up a bit, it's a little early for that. so we don't like too many of these. he spikes to early with that. >> we'll be adding some more snow and there looks like next weekend as we're talking about rain in our forecast. so that's good news there. want to try to keep up there because after all, this flows into the central valley and

that's kind of where food is grown, kind of a good idea to maybe keep it up there. if we can. we've got mid to upper 50's going on the forecast the next couple of days by wednesday. 64. hello spring temporarily, though, for them than us as we get some back to some rain into the following weekend. hope that that comes together live shot of the golden gate bridge, not much of a breeze at this particular hour, but the program is one of the good on shore wind continuing to date a little tomorrow that will put kind of a damper on those temperatures climbing compared to what we're going to see by the middle of the week. there's the clouds sector, no interruption going on. there's our system that just passed over from yesterday. you'll recall heading over to future cast for going to get sprayed by some high cloudiness throughout the day today. then overnight, it looks like a little deck of cloud cover temporarily. and then we clear out for your monday in earnest and stay that way for a good chunk of the week ahead back to those winds on shore. they will be. and then there's going to be a flip off shore up the solano county,

particularly as you'll by wednesday night. through tuesday. it looks like and that also cover portions of the state who will shake the winds off probably by tuesday afternoon. allow those temperatures to start really climbing on us, too. so putting it all together for you with this beautiful shot, the background here in the east bay shoreline, a few scattered clouds today breezy, but a touch warmer than this week. warming quickly, mostly sunny and those high temperatures for tuesday wednesday, lower to middle 80's next weekend. scattered clouds and cooler on saturday by comparison of these lofty 80's now, but actually warmer than now. and then showers on sunday question markets. sure it's not necessarily in stone but the timing is very varied on this on the different models that go anywhere from saturday night to monday morning. so the time frame this here on sunday, we get a little closer purse perspective on that. 62 san francisco, 66 for oakland, also for san jose. generally mostly sunny and nice. high temperatures across the big board, upper 60's and brushing

into 70 antioch and santa rosa will get more to this in the 4 zone forecast and check out that extended to noel. thank you, dave. turning now to the latest on the invasion in ukraine. russia says it carried out a series of new strikes. >> on ukrainian military facilities with long-range hypersonic and cruise missiles. russia's defense ministry says they attacked a fuel depot near the black sea and an ammunition depot in western ukraine. in the meantime, neighboring nato countries like slovakia are boosting their defenses as the invasion continues. flock is defense. defense minister says the first multinational nato units with the patriot air defense systems are coming to the country. the group includes 2100 soldiers from nato members, including the united states. they will be stationed at various places to protect slovakia's territory. pope francis paid a visit to some of the ukrainian children who escaped the russian invasion of their homeland. there currently being treated at the vatican's pediatric hospital in rome. 19 children

are hospitalized. now some 50 youngsters passed through for medical help recently the pope has spoken about the barbarity of the war, especially the deaths and injuries of ukrainian children. 4 u.s. service members have died in norway following an aircraft crashed during a nato exercise. alexandra limon has the latest on that official crash investigation is still ongoing, but norwegian authorities say the u.s. aircraft went down in bad weather. >> 4 u.s. marines died friday according to authorities when a u.s. osprey aircraft like these crashed in northern norway. help him for is a retired marine corps intelligence officer who worked with osprey aircraft. that it is wrong train its up north has seen with the search and rescue. there's been some difficulty with the weather conditions up there. the crash happened during a nato cold

response training. exercise. war is extremely dangerous, but training for war realistically is also very dangerous. and these types of accidents happen. the crash was unrelated to the war in ukraine but comes as defense secretary lloyd austin spent the week in europe highlighting the importance of nato military readiness saturday. secretary austin met with the bulgarian prime minister to once again make we're help states take such occasions. bulgaria announced it's establishing and leading a nato battle group. it's an important step. >> and we fully support unfortunately, there is no not a single country that can live with the illusion that they are safe the u.s. is providing a company of armored vehicles called strikers to join the battle group. the defense department says that the u.s. providing this help should send a strong signal to other

nato allies that they, too, should help bulgaria bolster its military forces reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> back here at home, the sacramento, you city unified school district superintendent says the district is going to be closing all campuses if employees follow through with a strike on friday, a union representing district staff said they'll go on strike starting wednesday due to staffing shortages. superintendent says the district is committed to avoiding a strike and will continue contract negotiations tomorrow to try and reach an agreement. zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital is asking for the public's help in identifying this patient that you see on your screen. the hospital says this person is in his mid 40's. he's about 6 feet tall and weighs about 180 pounds. he has light brown, hair and blue eyes with a goatee and a partially shaved head. they say he also has this tribal son tattoo on his left shoulder. hospital

says he was last seen around 7th and market streets and then was admitted to the hospital early friday morning. anyone who has information about who this patient is, is asked to contact the hospital. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a popular sports arena and sand in sacramento is going to be demolished soon. >> sports legends visited the arena for the last time to bid it farewell. and saint mary's will not be heading to the sweet 16 this year. the bruins knocked him out of the ncaa tournament last night. we've got your highlights after the break.

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>> well, we thought maybe saint mary's would get to the sweet 16 this year, but it is not happening. ucl a bruins would not let it happened yesterday in the 1st half, logan johnson hit a 3 pointer bringing the score to 13 to 7. >> jame jack has hit a hook shot in the lane and ucl a went on a run. after that, they led 36 to 29 at the half. >> in the 2nd half, alex ducas nailed a 3 pointer to get the gaels back within a point. but fast forward to less than 10 minutes left in the game and johnny jeez a hit. a baseline jumper giving the bruins their biggest lead of the game. 54 to 44 cody riley went for an alley-oop, but he was fouled ucl a ended up winning the game last night. 72 to 56. a heartbreaker for the gaels for sure. after the game, coach

bennett and logan johnson talked about the end of an historic season in america. >> they should be very proud of what they did. and i think they you. her is stings to lose and you want to go out fire. your best shot. and we probably don't feel like you played. well, i don't think we should think we played but we played our we always always trying new things right is is incredible group. we've done incredible things i don't think our story ends you know, i'm sure we'll get back to really soon. and >> will be back in this position very soon. >> always you gales. all right. more bad news for the warriors, though we're learning james wiseman is experiencing swelling in his knee. wiseman haven't played with the warriors since tearing his meniscus last april. he did play a couple of games with the santa cruz warriors last week. there was some hope he be able to return to the hardwood with the warriors as early as this

weekend. but then it seemed like maybe he play another game with santa cruz. now there's no timetable for wiseman's return and he's going to be kept out of all basketball activities. head coach steve kerr had this to say about protecting wiseman's future. >> i feel terrible for you know how >> planned tomorrow that's not gonna happen. i will just keep going back to the fact that he's 20 years old and he's got his whole future out. we just have to be really, really cautious. we've got to do what's best for him. long term. >> the warriors play the san antonio spurs tonight at the chase center tip-off set for 5.30 this evening. we'll be 5.30 this evening. we'll be right back after the break. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her....

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>> welcome back. it is 9.30, on this first day of spring here in the bay area. dave spahr standing by with a look at our forecast. i know we're going to get it's going to be nice today with the sunshine and everything. we're going to get warmer, though throughout the week, right? we are big time. it's going get a little flavor of summer coming our way with those projected here. even a lot of 70's going on as well. live shot of san jose state coming in at this hour. >> a little high cloudiness that we noted from before. we're waiting for this high to get to the right location to give us a nice warming phase tuesday into wednesday. before we do with the placement of

this high, it's going to drive some winds. what we're dealing with today is a bit of the on shore winds there. temperature climate controls for us. keep the temperatures down. just a touch a bit until we really start warming up here. here's the lowdown for today. 64 1 by 4 were talking. 67 again, keeping that sunshine working temperatures for us right now. we've got 40's on the board even scratching into the 50's already. oakland, 51, 57 for antioch, although we'll cool. 46 for livermore. 51 san jose and 50 for san francisco ultimate high today about 60 to san francisco. 66 for oakland. 66 also san jose. coming up a little bit here. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you to checking the nooks and crannies about what's going on. and also that extended forecast. we have another bout of rain as we get into next weekend, along with the extended forecast. well. >> thanks, dave family and friends of 8 year-old sophia mason are keeping her memory alive. they held a vigil for her in front of hayward city hall yesterday evening. last week her body was found inside her mother's boyfriend's home. anmer said kron four's amanda

hari was at the vigil. she spoke with the child's family. >> there was a lot of support here for sophia's family and they tell me they can feel it. i actually spoke with them last week before the coroner had confirmed that it was in fact, sophia's body. they say now that they know that news things have ween very hard. >> we only were able to have the pleasure of knowing for 8 years, a very short years and i we're processing what that means. dozens of people gathered to remember the life of 8 year-old sophia mason had a vigil at hayward city hall. >> her second cousin melissa harris helped plan the event to keep the public's attention on the case that we don't to fade out of that is we don't want to fade out of people's hearts and their minds. we want to be president every life until her killers are brought to justice. sophia's body was found last week in her mother's boyfriend's home or sep. her mother has been

arrested, but her mother's boyfriend dhante jackson is also a suspect in her murder. he still at large. she was there the night that they captured. samantha, but he was able to get and so detectives have profusely apologize, even is not their fault. they didn't have enough information to bring him in. paris says they're asking people to keep a lookout for jackson. this is a photo of him. if you have any information call police city council member angela andrews attended the vigil. she says this tragedy hits close to home. >> i have a daughter 3 year-old. so when i saw her picture, she looks like my daughter and i can imagine the pain that they're going through right now. sophia's family tells me they're going to continue to do it. they can. >> to keep sophia's memory alive in hayward, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> happening today, the friends and family of missing oakley woman, alexis gabe, are inviting the public to join them for a paper lantern

release tonight. it's all in hopes of guiding alexis back home. lanterns will be provided. it's going to be held at the antioch oakley, regional shoreline park at sunset tonight. the family of damian davis, meanwhile, are going to be holding a vigil for him tonight as well. this one in fairfield davis was one of 3 people who were shot at a business on east tabor avenue last sunday. davis and another victim were taken to the hospital. he died a short time later. police say. davis and 2 others are trying to stop a theft in progress when they were shot. 25 year-old trine martinez turned himself in on monday. he's facing murder and attempted murder charges. tonight's vigil is going to be held at the 7.11 on east tabor avenue tonight from 6 o'clock until 08:30pm. also in the east bay, a massive sideshow in oakland left one person dead this weekend. police say 500 to 600 vehicles were

involved in the sideshow early saturday morning in the area 42nd avenue and 8.80, when police responded, they found a man on the road after it appeared was hit by a car at the hospital. doctors discovered the victim had also been shot. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police are also investigating 2 other unrelated shootings that happened during the shy side show. 2 men were shot there but expected to be okay. and in san francisco, police are investigating a shooting last night in the area of, you know, pero serra and 19th avenue near or said this is video of that scene also posted to the the only information as apd is released at this point is that one person was shot. no update on their conditions so far. in fremont, police have made an arrest in a homicide case from earlier in the week. on tuesday, police responded to reports of a shooting on lindenwood street shortly after the first calls. police say the shooting suspect called and said he would turn

himself in to officers when they arrived. that person has been identified. a 77 year-old franklin earl lynch, a colorado police say the victim was a 34 year-old but no other information has been released. lynch does remain in custody this morning. a motive for the shooting has not yet been made clear. in other news today, the u.s. state department has issued a travel advisory for mexico after violence near the u.s. consulate. markie martin tells us what this means for people who are trying to visit the country. people who have travel plans south of the border are being warned that they themselves could become a victim of rampant crime. that is happening there. >> the state department re issuing a travel advisory for mexico after one u.s. consulate shut down amidst violence just this week. just days ago across the texas border. gunfire broke out between the mexican military. >> and gang members on the streets of nuevo laredo after the arrest of a high-profile

cartel leader. the violence shutting down the u.s. consulate in 2 international bridge is also this week. skeletal remains found on a cancun beach right in the middle of the hotel zone. within the last day, the state department issuing a new travel advisory telling americans to stay away from these 5 mexican states citing organized crime, including armed robbery, carjacking, kidnapping gun battles and murder. even with these alerts, i'm not going to let that change my travel plans. i still want to enjoy but >> i know how to enjoy safely. and i'm going to make sure i take all those measures. >> former fbi special agent jennifer cough and offer actually has plans to be in mexico soon. she says for those like her. who already had a vacation booked, you just have to be vigilant. the large hotels and those beautiful resorts are very safe. where people get in trouble is they go out on their own. they rent a car or

they otherwise go to see the country because they want to get the true feel of mexico outside of what the tourist situation offers. and that's where you can get in trouble for advice, book excursions through your hotel and reputable companies don't wear flashy jewelry and follow the buddy system. so often people maybe meet somebody. interesting want to go to another place in the rest of their group wants to go and they separate. so that is just putting yourself >> in harm's but sometimes mexican authorities aren't always able to keep crime outside resort gates. >> late last year, gunman stormed the beach at the hyatt in kentucky, a room and killed 2 suspected drug dealers, injuring 4 american tourists in the attack. now, some of the most popular tourist destinations like or cancun. those areas are not in the most serious region of this new travel advisory. however, they are on a list of 11 places that americans are encouraged to reconsider visiting.

>> that was markie martin reporting for us. the u.s. state department is demanding access to wnba player brittney griner. she is being detained right now in russia. she was arrested in moscow area airport last month. >> when inspectors allegedly found vape cartridges filled with hash oil in her luggage. her lawyers reportedly have been visiting her regularly, but she hasn't met with anyone from the u.s. consulate just yet. russian officials recently extended griner's detention until mid-may. she does play professionally in russia during the offseason. sports fans in sacramento said goodbye to an iconic venue. former sacramento kings and monarch players came out to bid farewell to arco arena. rowena shaddox has the story. >> and you know what it been 26 years and it feels like it was. >> so they soon as we came out of their 17,000 people would explode. >> reliving memories and their yesteryear is when the old

arco arena was home to the sacramento kings and monarchs for many seasons going through a lot of memories of a different plays, different situations, different games. and just trying you know, we live in those moments. those who spent countless hours enjoying good times there. got to see it one last time and say goodbye. olympic gold medalist and former monarch star ruthie bolton says the legacies of so many gifted players began in sacramento. but we do it in basketball. everything would do is begin the game. but >> at the old arco arena rowena shaddox.

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yeah, we do have a bit of an onshore wind. that's kind of keep the temperature suppressed a little bit compared to what's coming our way later in this forecast period until this high gets settled at the right spot. >> and gives us what in the summer is a kind of a heat spike, but a nice little treat this time of year as we start to get some 80's working here tuesday into wednesday. here they are. the control factor. those onshore winds keeping those temperatures down a little bit from what they would be. and this pick up a little bit at the coast, not so pronounced in the east bay by comparison. now it looks like little pop happens here of offshore winds, solano county off to the east bay to again, that's not high trying to get into position here for tuesday and into wednesday. looks like it'll still a little bit of the east bay. we get 12 to about tuesday. i don't suspect we'll have any statements with any of that. and because of recent rains were little protected as well. so that's good so well, we get to thursday or so. and what happens is this week system takes away these lofty 80's. we go back to the 70's in all, but at least temperatures will be pretty mild. then next

weekend got a juice. your system coming our way here is due for potentially some rain developing. their want to watch as we get into the weekend, looks like it's getting more complicated. hear us. he can watch the latest model runs by tuesday. one of the things is there's not full agreement on timing and all of this. we get closer. that's what we're going to get some more details on that. 4 zone forecast comes in like this. 62 for san francisco at the coast. upper 50's 60 will do it for daly city along the bay side. upper 50's to lower 60's at that foster city. 63 palo alto. 64 a bit on the cool side in the 7 day compared to what we're going to see. 66 san jose 65 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south mid 60's. 67 for livermore. 68 for walnut creek berkeley at 64. 62 vallejo. 71 fairfield nap at 68. and 74 santa rosa next couple of days. there's the pop happening tuesday into wednesday. lower 80's, some clouds develop by saturday indicating our next system. and it looks like those

overnight lows will be held into the 40's. and we already walked into spring its part. >> it had thank you, dave sweet spot with a long history in the east bay is making new plans for the future. the news of changes for its all good bakery in oakland has people in the community a bit concerned about the plans because the site is an important part of the city's history. but the bakery's owner kim cloud is joining us now live to talk a little bit about the actual plans for the bakery. thank you guys so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. for those that don't know much about. it's all good bakery. it is located in what was the very first office. >> of the black panther party. so the location is really a part of history. and that's not really something you guys are trying to mess with. >> that is i'm the owner of the business as well as the building i'm happy to let you

know that i race here in oakland and i was part this program brought up in oakland and we're going to keep this history alive. we're not going to erase the history whatsoever. we have an community wanted to today and they're gonna come on. get chance to be the architect of the building. did everything the new location. >> that is happening today from about noon to 03:00pm. they're at the bakery. i see just behind you where you guys are standing. there's a wall behind you dedicated to the black panthers. and that's, you know, something that you're going to keep upholding that history that the building has right. >> that is correct. not only are we want to a wall inside of the location. also want people plaque on the outside of the building to let them know that this is the black panthers first headquarters. so definitely do not want to erase history. want keep

legacy alive to real we've got the new generation by hit next to to be the one carry the torch on keep everything. a lot of us, what that she's here to see what's going on today. so when i'm no longer here, she can, you know, be a part of the safe. this is what my dad did. and this is why we're here today. >> well, i talked to me just a little bit at what i'm sorry. what's your name? to rate talk to me just a little bit about why it was important for you to to let the community know about your plans for the building. well, i think more importantly, we just wanted to bring clarity. i think there was a lot of misinformation circulating and for us to be a part of this community. >> it was really important for us to speak up to say, hey, this is actually what's going on and we invite you guys really understand what our plans because like my dad said, we're 5 generations from oakland born and raised and

our community matters so much to us. and we want to show that we're we're trying to do as much as we can within our power to get back to what contributes to we have nothing but plans just amplify everything that have already been done in this space. so talk to me just a little bit about when the changes are going to start taking place for the building. when you guys plan to start making those changes. >> well, we've going this development over 3 years now. so we're just getting started, i guess, want to say but hopefully next year will be shovel ready. what weekend? tear down the building built a new location. >> it's just it's going to be of use that person is charged with impeding the we very closely at hand with her. so we have big also display that they're going to do its size, going to be even better what we have right now, like i say, and have the plaque outside of

the building to really >> keep the history alive. this was very important case in point of like i say, i'm born and raised oakland and i was pointed out the program and a lot of people didn't realize that i'm black as a black owned businesses, all the building want to raise in oakland. so a lot of people thought it was just the patience those come and push us out but such is not the case. >> and that's what you guys want to make sure the community knows today, aside from telling them here on kron 4, again, like you said today, you guys are going have a cook out. it this afternoon starting at noon. i hope that's going to be some sweets at the cookout to you. >> okay. come to solve the break. why have that world famous sweet potato pie cake and ice that would help you know, yet to make it out that i saw there's a peach cobbler on the menu. i saw a lot of stuff on them. many of have to come and visit because i have

not been out there just really glad that you guys wanted to make sure that the community knew your plans and they can maybe even give some input today that way. you know, it's it's a little bit more of a collaborative experience right? >> yes, they can come by say the architects going to be the lack of the sound is going to be the person going to be doing. the on work for the bill is going to be here and they could beat me personally make it any questions that they like the axe, this concern about this project, that we had good way to do it. and we like to know we we had so he's put out there. that was a miscommunication. so we just kind of wanted this kind of set the record straight. >> well, we're glad to help you do that again. it's all good bakery. it is a cookout is today from noon until 3 going get some good eats some good sweets and and learn a little bit of the history of that building. kim and and troy, thank you so much for joining me. >> so thank you. thank you for having us. we appreciate it. and we look forward to seeing

everybody from the community to come on out enjoy it. big with this. it's a beautiful day to do it. nice and sunny today. thank you so much for joining us. thank you.

>> welcome back. the batman. if you haven't seen it go do so. i yesterday for the it's

headed for a 3rd week on the top of the weekend box office numbers. the 3 hour epic is projected to take in an additional 39 million dollars for this weekend. that would put it in excess of a total domestic. take of 300 million dollars in just 3 weeks. it is easily the second highest grossing film since the covid-19 pandemic began topped only by spiderman, no way home, which is also still in theaters. but i say i'm a big batman percent. so i say go check it out. it is actually really, really well done. happening today, the 14th annual san francisco music day celebration. it's a free 7, our music event with bay area artists starts at noon today goes until 7 at the war memorial veterans building. you can head to their website for more details. also happening today, the 13th annual oakland running festival taking place at snow park. it goes until 2 o'clock this afternoon marathons, a 5 k there's a number on your screen if you want further information on that. do want

to show you it is going to be nice out there today. again, spring has officially sprung. so we are sitting pretty with some sunshine today and things are going to heat up through the week. so definitely enjoy that first week of summer. that's all the time we've got for today. i below. we'll see you back here later tonight.

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