>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> thanks for joining us here this morning. i'm noelle bellow. we begin with breaking news of a deadly shooting out of sacramento. at least 6 people are dead and at least 9 others injured. the shooting happened in downtown sacramento early this morning. police say officers in the area were alerted by the sound of gunshots. according to sacramento police, 9th street to 13th street between l and jay streets are closed right now as they continue to investigate right now. no suspect in custody at this point. as you can see in this

video, this scene is just blocks away from the capitol building of the police are asking for the public. if you have any information on this, please let them know because again, no suspect in custody. officers are asking the public to avoid traveling to that part of downtown sacramento. again, it's just a couple of blocks away from the capitol building. we do have kron four's camila barco headed to the scene right now. we've been looking at some on twitter earlier this large crowds of people running to to escape that gunfire that rang out very early this morning. we'll continue to follow this and bring you the latest information as we receive it. first and foremost, we do want to now get you a check of your forecast. dave spahr is standing by with a look. dave, i know it's not going to be as warm today. i believe that it was yesterday. >> yeah, good well, good morning, everybody. we're looking for a little bit of an onshore wind to kind of control temperatures this afternoon live shot of the

east bay shoreline. a little bit. the haze going on for this morning that fog checking in as that's not going to be long lived. however, for today, we should see quite a bit of sunshine. most the traffic up to the north that's driving this drop in temperatures and those onshore winds. right now we're standing at 41 santa rosa 40's along the east bay shoreline. any all kind of the warm number at 55. 52. meanwhile, for san jose. contrast to 24 hours ago. we are little cooler. all ready to start even places like solano county. now later on today, the action may be a little warmer than where not be affected as much by this onshore wind event. later on negative 3 behind. you can see for concord and much the same. elsewhere are a little warmer down the peninsula as well. 66 at 11 by 2. we're talking 74 as an addendum. probably see a few little passing clouds in there for today. but the bigger issue will be those winds on shore. they will. and we'll get into little bit more of that coming up in just a bit. noel.

>> thank you, dave. now to the developed latest developments out of ukraine. russia's top negotiator says it's too early to talk about a meeting between the 2 countries. presidents. the negotiator led the russian delegation and peace talks yesterday in istanbul, turkey. he says both sides have a lot to work. a lot of work to do to finalize a draft agreement. the deal would make ukraine adopt a neutral status and refrain from holding foreign military bases in exchange for international security guarantees. ukraine would also have to acknowledge russia's sovereignty over crimea and recognize the independence of russia-backed separatist regions in don bus. now, ukraine's negotiator said russia informally agreed to most of their proposals, but president volodymyr zelensky says to be wary of russian promises because they could be a smokescreen. negotiations are set to continue tomorrow. meanwhile, here at home, the or excuse me. meanwhile, the international red cross will make another attempt to enter

mariupol after being forced away from entry continued russian shelling and bombings there have destroyed that city. the relief organization is hoping to help evacuate ukrainians along the corridor. there was a previous evacuation attempt back in early march, but it failed multiple times because of attacks making it unsafe for people to leave. shelters. back here at home, a latino organization in half moon bay is doing its part to try and help those ukrainian refugees raising more than $11,000 for ukraine relief by making tamales people who put in orders last week with the company, a loss. we'll be able to start picking up their orders in just a couple of hours or spots in half moon bay, hillsborough, menlo park and berkeley. it did take 25 volunteer several days to make all the tamales and all those proceeds. we'll go to support ukrainian refugees, the on the ground meal distribution network of the world, central kitchen. there's other help

here at home as well as san francisco woman is raising some money for her father's elementary school in romania. that's where her father and his students are staying after they fled ukraine. kron four's gayle ong has that story. on the first day. we're anticipating 80 students and 227. sure about. >> with the help of volunteers and a co guns, father paul, though, kogan opened this one room media for ukrainian refugee children. hogan, a former software engineer in the bay area went back to ukraine in 2010 to run an independent preschool and elementary school hogan fled ukraine with his teachers and staff after bombs began to fall and february eve, they found a romanian school that offered space for free school for these children. you know, there's really nowhere for them to >> and, you know, there. it kind of thing this new country alone, but their mothers and their fathers are, you know, back in ukraine and there, you

know, staying in these refugee centers with cots matter. one, but apart from each other, the school opened on march 11. so far, 250 students are enrolled close to 400 on the waiting list. >> with the growing demand, anna, who lives in san francisco started a gofundme page that has raised more than $20,000. the money will cover teacher salaries and school supplies. >> duke haitian and he's providing gives them a chance to the kids again and kind of go somewhere else and being a beautiful space and says she hopes to raise enough money to keep her father school open for 6 months. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. the search for a missing oakley woman continues 2 months later. how local businesses are trying to help the family find her. plus the student's death raising awareness to fentanyl poisoning. why officials in mountain view say the drug it's becoming a big problem.

>> welcome back. 7 or 9 on this sunday morning. and experts are watching for a spike in flu and covid-19 cases after spring break su are people are wearing masks. the difference this year compared to the 2 other pandemic spring break says there are more tools available to fight the virus, but researchers say they're still

worried about people who may throw caution to the wind. health experts at uc san francisco say good news for this year is the omicron surge has calmed down bad news. it's not gone for good. meanwhile, some students and staff at schools in san francisco will not have to mask up tomorrow as they return from spring break. the district's mask mandate was lifted yesterday. the change applies to elementary k through 8 and early education schools. school district officials say they decided to ease covid-19 safety requirements due to declining case numbers in san francisco. the district says masking is going to be strongly recommended but not required prior to spring 123,000 rapid at-home covid-19. test kits. we're also distributed to teachers and students in the district. they hope that the students and staff will test themselves before returning to school tomorrow. more and more counties across the state, meanwhile, are doing away with the proof of vaccination rules, but is those mandates

are being lifted here in california. a new poll shows a majority of californians actually support keeping some of those restrictions in place. the public policy institute surveyed nearly 1700 people have fallen ill with norovirus here in california after eating raw oysters at 9 different restaurants, the california department of health says cases were reported between march 11th through the 19th state. health officials believe the cases are linked to oysters from british columbia, canada. they have not yet been recalled. canada reported 279 cases of norovirus and gastrointestinal cases linked to those oysters may be to clear those ice or state. >> okay. does look like it

will be as warm today as we have some on shore winds working their magic. so we'll go with those middle 70's by this afternoon. now we're going to cool off as we started to their early next week. but there's another heat spike coming our way. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues. and, we're back! it's time to see which chew provides the longest-lasting flea and tick protection. bravecto's the big winner. 12 weeks of powerful protection, nearly 3 times longer than any other chew. bravo, bravecto! bravo!

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news of a mass shooting out of sacramento. police are searching for the person who opened fire around 02:00am in downtown sacramento, killing 6 people, injuring at least 10 officers were nearby when they heard gunfire. when they arrived, they found a large crowd gathered around the 6 victims who died and then 10 others were. they're transported or got themselves to the hospital. here's an idea of where this is. it's not far from capitol park just blocks from the capitol building, as you can see in that video, 9th and 13th streets are closed between l and jay streets. so police are asking folks to avoid that the officials there on the scene say it's a very complex and complicated scene. so again, if you are thinking of heading it in that direction do not do so. our kron four's camila barco is headed there to the scene. we' e going to have live updates from her later on throughout the show as we continue to follow this breaking news out of sacramento. it is time for

another check of your weather forecast back here at home. dave spahr standing by. we've got a little bit of fog out there this morning, dave. yeah, it's kind of a thin haze going on. i want to give you this perspective. also the golden gate we'll see a nice afternoon, though. but a bit on the breezy side. it will be this afternoon. that's going to be take the edge off those temperatures this afternoon. >> again, the east bay shoreline, you can see some sun just starting to make its way peer through. and then the golden gate bridge. there's the blue skies flag flapping a little bit. so we have a little bit of a breeze, but it's going to pick up much more. so on short will be will be the rule of thumb here. >> and really being driven by this frolt, up towards our north. not really a rain producer, although monday morning, maybe some sprinkles way up towards the north. we're watching stuff upstream. that does look pretty interesting. the we get into the following week temperature check for you right now. we're at 41 santa rosa. most readings in the 40's, san francisco about 50, you know, have all this moisture or the water around so that marine layer is not usually too far from home. and lest you have a good, strong, offshore wind to correct that handing it back

over to future cast for. i did mention earlier that we'll see a few little scattered clouds going on. models are also indicating maybe some mountain little showers going on, too. but by monday morning, here's what i was mentioning earlier. a couple sprinkles way up towards the north. again, the left over scattered cloud cover continues through monday. and this temperature correction that we're getting today will linger into monday. before we start our warming trend into the much of the ballot next week. winds bit of a breeze. then they get some teeth into late in the a ternoon and the evening hours lingering all the ways you can see until monday afternoon. so this is a temperature corrector here. keep those numbers down a bit that do pop a little bit of the 20 to for almost 30 miles per hour range, but they're just below the threshold of where they issued a wind advisory so far. now, nothing has been issued. so a few clouds noting that turning windy, not as warm with 60's and 70's, which will be showing you the 4 zone forecast this week. cool. start that your monday. quick warm-up, though. so prepare

accordingly. thursday, heat spike. that will be one day popping and then another front kind of corrects us again. we're still early in the season. it's not like the summer time pattern where the front can't make it down there. we still can get those fronts. next weekend, it's cooling again, 70's. shower upstream question mark. and that looks pretty interesting as we look into early next week, it looks like is promising good news is might out to some mountain snow is because we're getting some melting with this heat spike here. 62 san francisco, 67 for oakland. 71 san jose noting mostly sunny and cooler across the wider geography, middle 70's, the rule we pretty much race. the 80's off the board again coming up in a bit that 4 zone forecast for, you know, well, thank you, dave. >> the whereabouts of a 24 year-old oakley woman. alexis gabe still remains a mystery. more than 2 months have passed since she disappeared. her family and the class kids foundation continue to organize search parties for her as kron. 4 sleep to call reports local small businesses are stepping up to help too.

>> by now, there are not many blocks and oakley or brentwood without at least one flyers soliciting for tips in the disappearance of 24 year-old alexis gabe. her family is grateful for the hundreds across east contra costa county who have gone out of their way to post them up. the support has been amazing since february. the class kids foundation has organized ground searches for gave and that continue saturday. >> meanwhile, the family is scheduled to meet with the contra costa county district attorney's office later this month. >> hoping to learn more about alexis's case. >> including what led police to serve a search warrant at her ex-boyfriend's home in antioch days after she went missing. yet he has not been named a suspect. police say alexis visited him shortly before she disappeared. i'm still pretty confident. >> that will be able to get some justice for her. i guess it's just a matter of being patients with now the police and like the system and this whole process itself. one thing they can count on or the

small businesses in the area pitching in a lexus is former dance instructor in oakley, stephanie nelson holding a free dance, a score friend. she owns steps, dance studio. we just ask everyone to just give whatever was on their heart. and 100% of the proceeds are going to go to alexis and her family. a family who remain strong and determined to bring a lexus but not without some extremely difficult days, especially having to recently celebrate alexa's birthday. >> without. in contra costa county fleet of all kron, 4 >> meanwhile, san jose police are still trying to find the person who shot and killed a man yesterday morning. that shooting happening around 7.15 yesterday on our been road. police say the man had at least one gunshot wound. they're working to figure out a motive and the circumstances surrounding the incident. anyone with information on that shooting is asked to contact the san jose police department. and san francisco.

one man is dead and another injured after being shot in the bayview. it happened friday around the area of 3rd street and palou avenue near the bayview opera house. we have video of the scene from citizen app. officers say they found a 21 year-old and 29 year-old man who had both been shot. they were taken to the hospital where the 21 year-old died. the 29 year-old is expected to be okay. their identities have not yet been released. police say no arrests have been made and police haven't released any information on a possible suspect. hikers and dog walkers are going to notice more coyotes around in san francisco. this is video of some of the coyote seen recently in parts of the bay area. right now it's popping season for the animals. san francisco, i want you to keep your pet safe. so a portion of hiking trails in the presidio are going to be closed to all dogs starting this week. we do have a map showing those closures. the restrictions will stretch from mountain lake to the presidio

promenade, along with the bay ridge trail from the rob hill campground to the presidio golf course. those closures are going to last through early september. that's when coyote pupping season will end. california is experiencing one of the driest starts to spring in decades. that's word from state officials who say without a heavy dose of spring showers, the state's drought will continue to deepen. new readings show california's mountain snowpack is just 39% of the average for this time of year records show. that's the lowest since the end of the last drought in 2015 and only the 3rd time since 1988 that it's that that low start conserving that water right now. all right. still ahead, the ongoing fight for equal rights for transgender people gets a big push this week. >> well, the same time more states try to roll back their rights. even more details coming up.

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night for the last 64 years. but before we go back in time, let's define. >> these are the nominees for best buy. >> this year's nominees for song of the year the statuette presented to winners at the grammys is a gold plated grandma phone also known as a record player. so the name grammy represents the grandma phones. revolutionary impact on news. and the very first were given on may 4th 1959. in beverly hills. >> and we're out to get heads and >> 28 awards were given to artists like ella fitzgerald and frank sinatra on that inaugural evening. and from the beginning, the grammys were full of frank led all nominees with 6 nominations, but only one as art director

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he's won 3 grammys in her career. but what other grammy award winners are gracing the stretch. >> adele with 15 john legend with 12 bruno mars with 11 usher with 8 carrie underwood, 7 lionel richie was 4 and barry manilow with a star-studded strip already. but it's only getting brighter as it gears up to make history. >> for its first grammy awards. >> that was roqui theus reporting for us. the grammys begin tonight at 05:00pm.

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this sunday morning. want to give you another update of that breaking news of a deadly mass shooting out of sacramento. at least 6 people are dead. 10 others are injured. the shooting happened in downtown sacramento early this morning. police say officers in the area were alerted by the sound of gunshots. they say they found a large crowd gathered in the street when they arrived along with those shooting victims against 6 people dead, at least 10 injured here. videos on twitter show people running through the streets as the shooting happened. according to sacramento police, 9th street to 13th street between

l and jay street are closed right now as they continue to investigate there is no suspect in custody at this time. police are asking the public if you have any information to let them know, we do want to give you an idea of where this is. again, officers asking people to traveling there to avoid this part of downtown it's just a couple of blocks away from capitol park where capitol building is, of course, our kron four's camila barco is headed to that this area is also very near the golden one center where the sacramento kings play basketball. i know the warriors are set to be there tonight to play the game. we haven't received any details on whether or that is going to be affected by this. but we'll continue to update you as we receive more information. we want to get you a check of your weather forecast this half hour. dave spahr is standing by with a look. i know we've got a

little bit of a cloud cover this well, yeah, a little bit of that haze going on. good well, good morning, starting to see the sun pier on through just a touch here. >> and we're looking for temperatures to not be as generous of you will this afternoon because of some onshore winds noting some of the cloud cover will get some this afternoon to up in the north bay. but it's just kind of scattered about the bigger feature. most people probably notice will be those winds and a chilly wind. it will be with it. not too much cooking right now. we're pretty much calm to single digits. expected to pick up to the 20 to 30 miles per hour range. and this is being driven by a system towards our northwest. not just the typical heating happening inland. 66 by 11 by 2 o'clock. 73. so those lofty 80's probably not in the cards. a look at today here, mostly sunny 62, san francisco. 67 for oakland. 71 for san jose. mostly sunny cooler temps, sure breezy to windy in spots coming up in a bit. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. it look into

that extended to because a heat spike is a common noel. thank you, dave mountain view. police are investigating another death possibly linked to fentanyl poisoning. this one. >> hitting the community, especially hard early friday morning, a student was found unresponsive in their home and later pronounced dead kron four's. amanda hari spoke with officials about why fentanyl poisoning is a bigger issue now than ever before. while fentanyl poisoning is hitting out to his high school community, particularly hard right now. >> officials tell me it's a region-wide concern. they say the tiniest bit could be laced and other narcotics or drugs and it could be fatal. i think it's early friday morning, a loose out to the student was found unresponsive in their home. >> when police arrived, they determined they were dead mountain view. police public information. officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a

fentanyl poisoning. the thing about and all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that they would be able to. >> either pay have parents talk with their kids or have students who may be in the twice. doctor christopher caldwell is chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital. >> he says he's been in emergency medicine for 25 years, but never has faced the challenges that fentanyl is presenting the they're being. >> added tainted with fentanyl is so much higher because shore billable, it's relatively inexpensive and it could be almost anything. he also says it's very potent and a little goes a long way. so

you can put a little bit os fentanyl into a large amount of product for the problem is, is that if you're off by just 2 deaths were reported, you can it can have a fact. olga nova is a parent double loss student. >> she says it's important to have an open dialogue with your children, about these types of situations. i teach them not to take anything strangers and even from that classmates if they don't know what is. >> police tell me the corners still working on the exact cause of death of the student in los out to us. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, a mountain view police officer and their canine partner are recovering this morning after their patrol car was hit by an 18 year-old alleged drunk driver. police say that driver failed to stop at a stop sign before hitting the officer's car. both the officer and the dog were taken to the were taken to the hospital but have since been released. the 18 year-old has been charged with driving under the influence. coming up

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stress of 7 losses in 8 games for the dubs. turns out, though, last night against the utah jazz, we've got a little bit of both klay thompson looking to find some consistency. 3rd quarter, donovan mitchell puts up a 3 pointer. 71 to 54 jazz after this bucket 4th quarter, jordan clarkson know hits the 3.99 to 83 jazz. clay then brings the warriors back a huge 3 pointer to get them within 4 points of more than 5 minutes left to play. >> with 36 points on the game, steph curry pumped up on hold. this jordan poole stepping back 3 to give. the warriors the lead one. 0, 5, to one '03 with 3 and a half minutes left pool had 31 points dubs up for with 2.8 seconds left rudy gobare missing a free throw, though that would have made it a one possession game warriors ended up winning this one 111

to one. 0, 7. they went on an 18 and o run to get back in it after the game. steve kerr talked about the amazing comeback. >> felt like we had enough time, but we didn't have much momentum and up. i was amazed by. the of klay and you know that. the emotion and passion from dream on and then the methodical. defense and and energy from andrew. and and i don't that a group down the stretch was graded areas. well, so unbelievable. performance down the stretch from our and i don't know what else said. >> the warriors are set to face the kings tonight at the golden one center up in sacramento. tip off, set for 6 o'clock this evening. >> all right. today, we'll see maybe a few little scattered clouds and there. but those winds will be picking up keeping those temperatures

down a touch. 73. it looks like by 2 o'clock. and we're looking for a warm up. a heat spike when it comes in the

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in downtown sacramento. police have several blocks blocked off right now as they continue to investigate. again, this is just blocks away from the capitol building 9th and 13th streets are closed between l and jay streets there in downtown sacramento. police are asking folks to avoid the area. we do have a crew headed to the scene to gather a little bit more information. but again, no suspect in custody. 6 people have died. 10 injured following this shooting in downtown sacramento. we do want to get you a check of your forecast. dave spahr has a look. not only at today's weather how hot we're going to get as the week goes on day. >> good morning. well, good morning, everybody. here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. starting to see the sun poking out nicely with the blue skies behind us. just a little bit of leftover hayes, the marine layer still there, sfo, no delays this morning, i could have some oranges and some reds working here on our sunrise tahoe

forecast. we see a little bit of a hint of a warm-up by the middle the week on wednesday. you can see going from 55 after a system late this weekend, 60 for tuesday, wednesday about 62. that tells us we'll get some melting how ever in less than a week's time they'll be adding more snow to that. it looks like from a success a system. so that's good news there. so first, things first. this is controlling us over the next 48 hours. again, some sprinkles up towards the north for us. it will be the increasing winds this afternoon as a nice climate control. it looks like let's walk through all this boom. there you see the passage. then the high pressure builds. that's the heat spike. it gets broken by successive system here as we head into next weekend. that opens up the door for the pacific and the success of systems. one which may bring us some rain and also the mountain snows. the interesting thing about this, too, is will be some colder air aloft from our perspective. so we might get some claps of thunder thrown in there as well. get a little close. we'll see how that comes together. 4 zone forecast checking in for your

sunday. 62 for san francisco, 60 daly city pacifica. 56 lower 60's along the bay side peninsula. 66 foster city palo alto at 68 in the south bay trying to scratch of the lower 70's here. morgan hill at 74, 70 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south mid to upper 60's, lower 70's again, the tri valleys. we see a little bit of a separation inland compared to the water, but not much 73 for walnut creek. 66 for berkeley vallejo. 65 77. fairfield napa. 73 and 74 coming in for santa rosa. so early on the weak, a bit of the cooler side dropping out about 72 or so monday, clearing out warming up very quickly by thursday, we're popping at 91 get slapped back down from a new system which opens up the pacific. hopefully bringing us some rain as we get into the following week. >> for your health this morning, april is stress awareness month. so it's a good time to assess your level of stress and some of its

associated health effects. have you ever wonder why some people can deal better with stressful situations than others? for the answer? returning to our health expert and author of athletes in aprons, karen owoc. she joins us now with more care. and i have to say just last my dad and i were talking about a situation he was dealing with and i asked him, oh, my gosh, are you freaking out where you stressed out about this? and he said, who would that i'm not stressed like i don't get stressed out and i'm like sitting over there, you know, kind of freaking out so i'm definitely one type of person. and he is definitely another. so i'm interested to find out what makes up. you know, the difference there. >> a wise so, yes, it all comes down to personality and and this is so great time to check in with yourself. are you stressed and in are you having headaches? are you having are you gaining weight? are you getting sick off? and these are all signs of chronic

stress. so number one, personality in patient that is so one person really sticks out. interesting. so that's the person that's definitely going to be more stress prone. yes. so this is a person that, you know, other people aren't moving fast enough working fast enough and just doing things fast enough. so creating that inner stress. and it's not only stressing themselves, but they're creating stress on putting that stress and other people, you know, the people they're trying to push along have so not not good at all. on the other hand, people who are perfectionists also stressed stressed ground. >> right, right. this is a person that has to be everything has to be perfect and it's not perfect. it's stressful to them. it's creating anxiety. and, you know, we just can't be perfect. it's just never going to happen. you know, when and these are the people that should be celebrating there,

their accomplishments verses, they'll tend to feel some level of defeat because it wasn't perfect definitely check that this one. i have a person like this in my life who is always on the go. they slyke to say it's because they like alternative stress, you know, work stresses them out. so then they have to go do something else to kind of offset the work stress, but then sometimes end up some of the yeah, with their other activities. >> yeah, always on the go going from jumping from one project to the next and really never getting time to decompress and it and it's not so much the active always being busy. that's that's hazardous. it's the fact that they they're constantly pushing themselves and this is they actually have a name for this. this is called deadly stress momentum. so this is something to really look out for checked. >> you know, take yourself and

see if that something that you're doing. that's a scary name. deadly just wanted to meaning it could potentially cause you too, have stress related health issues. and the deadly ones the heart attack said, you know, in heart disease, all of those are are related to stress. >> folks who are humorless and an enthusiastic. >> yes, this is the sour you know, this is selling with us. our attitude in actually, you know, you think of the grouchy old man, but actually, those are the people that are actually depressed. so, you know, that just trying to find some humor in laugh-in in that can help excite the personality and get them enthusiastic about life. but yeah, definitely a sad, sad person. also, people who are really rigid, not necessarily malleable tid to situations. a hand. yes, and a lot of us have come across those types

of people very rigid in their thoughts and their opinions. this is a person that tense because they're so fixed on their opinion and being right that they can create stress and other people. >> they they're argumentative because you're always an argument because that person is and if that person is not agreeing with them, they're arguing just so we stress we have just a couple seconds here the last one that i want to talk about is those who are obsessed with competition. >> oh, yes. this is the person that is not only competitive with other people with, but themselves always have to be the best. the best with the best houses, best job that this pay. and this is this is not good. and this is kind of their happiness is contingent upon them winning. so and you can always win. you can always when you got to accept that

you say your take away is, you know, you can't necessarily always control the situations that you're in, but you can control how you react to them. exactly. so being really tuning into. >> your stress triggers and then trying to change the way you think. >> and being more like your lead elaine is the north star. karen owoc, thank you so much for joining me this sunday will always appreciate having you, especially helping us get through stress awareness month. thank you so much. >> very welcome. but i we'll be right back after the break. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive

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7.56 year. we've been following progress of this little guy. the san diego zoo's newest inhabitants as one of 2 baby orangutans at the zoo. >> this was is kasia handlers are still waiting to let him eat. his sister. just want to make sure both of them are healthy and strong before introducing them to each other. the public start playing quite a bit that say they're both progressing perfectly for 3 month old. bring it and so welcome to the world. little guys. all right. stick with us here. still ahead in the next on kron 4 morning news. we are continuing to follow details of that mass shooting up in sacramento that left 6 people

dead. >> we have a crew headed that way to the scene. we'll have live reports coming up in just a bit. plus, a san francisco woman raising money for father's elementary school in romania after they fled. >> ukraine. we've got the details on her story next.

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breaking news. >> good sunday morning to you. we're following breaking news of a mass shooting in downtown sacramento this morning. 6 people are dead and at least 10 people were injured when shots rang out very early this morning. kron four's camila barco joining us live now from the scene with the very latest information. camila. >> yes, i are currently in downtown sacramento where police have blocked off several streets as they continue to investigate what led up to the shooting. and they are also trying to find out the person responsible, claiming the lives of those 6 people and injuring 10 others. as you can see, there is caution tape surrounding this area. we're currently at the corner of and 9th history. and you, as i said, you can see crime tape surrounding the area and in far down the street, you can also see several vehicles where they

are investigating this shooting. now, take a look at this map. officers have blocked off 9 to 13 street between street and jay street. and this is just 2 or 3 blocks away from the capitol while at this time. we don't have an exact location as to where this shooting took place, but it this whole perimeter has been blocked off you. this is video from earlier this morning after the shooting. sacramento police say their officers were patrolling this area. about 2 o'clock this morning when they heard shots fired when they got to the area, they found a large crowd surrounding the bodies of the 6 people who died. police say that the other 10 people who were injured were taken to the hospital. they did not get any information as to how they're doing or the circumstances surrounding the shooting. and police don't know how many people were involved in the shooting, but sacramento police is asking for the public's help in this investigation. they say that

anyone who was in this area to send in any tips, any video, any pictures to help them find the person person or people responsible for this. we're going to stay put here to see we can get any more information surrounding this investigation. but for now, back to you. >> thank you for that live report we'll check in with you again in about a half an hour. hopefully there's a little bit. maybe there's more information for you to give us. we do want to let you know, the city's mayor has tweeted out saying he can't express the shock and sadness this morning. >> the numbers dead and wounded are difficult to comprehend. he says rising gun violence is a problem in the city, state and nation and he supports all actions to reduce it. a city council member katie echoed the same sentiments as the mayor saying the national gun violence epidemic hit the sacramento community again. and senator alex padilla tweeted saying he is horrified and deeply

saddened by the gunfire. lynn said happened early this morning. he says he's praying for the victims, their families and the entire sacramento community will continue to follow this. as i mentioned, we'll speak with camila again in about a half an hour for the latest updates we do want to bring it back here at home here in the bay area. dave spahr standing by with a check of your weather well, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. and off to a sunny start. we are a little bit of that. a marine haze that we've had a kind of get things started, but that's pretty much mixing pretty nicely. >> now, upstream, there is a a frontal system kind of interrupting what we've had from yesterday. so hence the winds both today and tomorrow. cooler temperatures coming with maybe some sprinkles far up towards the north temperature. check for you right now. we stand at 50 san francisco and oakland, 51 hayward up to the north bay. most readings in the 40's. 56, antioch and 52 san jose just comparing that this time yesterday, a little cooler up in the north bay. but most readings are pretty much on tap. we were from yesterday. so an order not be as warm.

we're going to start falling behind with those onshore winds will do about 70 high. noon to 3 o'clock. 73. just as a side note, we'll see some passing cars, medic clouds a little bit coming in from the north and through the east bay. and also we're looking for my speak, heat spike our way towards the end of next week. we'll get into that coming up in a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. we have the latest developments out of ukraine this morning. russia's top negotiator says it's too early to talk about a meeting between the 2 countries. presidents. the negotiator led the russian delegation in peace talks yesterday in istanbul, turkey. he says both sides have a lot of work to do to finalize a draft agreement. the deal would make ukraine adopt a neutral status and refrain from holding foreign military bases in exchange for international security guarantees. ukraine would also have to acknowledge russia's sovereignty over crimea and recognize the independence of russia-backed separatist regions and don bus. ukraine's negotiator says russia

informally agreed to most of their proposals, but president volodymyr zelensky says to be wary of russian promises because they could be a smokescreen. negotiations are set to continue tomorrow. meanwhile, the international red cross is going to make another attempt to enter mariupol after being forced away from entry. continued russian shelling and bombing in that region have destroyed the city. the relief organization is hoping to help evacuate more ukrainians along a safe corridor. there was a previous evacuation attempt back in early march and it failed multiple times because of attacks making it unsafe for people to leave those shelters. back here at home, a latino organization in half moon bay is doing its part to help as well raising more than $11,000 for ukraine relief by making tamales people who put in orders last week with the company a last will love be able to start picking up orders in just a couple of hours there in half moon bay

in hillsborough, menlo park and berkeley. it took 25 volunteer several days to make those tamales all proceeds are going supporting ukrainian refugees. be of the on-the-ground meal distribution network of the world, central kitchen. there's other help going on here at home as well as san francisco woman raising money for her father's elementary school in romania. that's where her father and his students are staying now after they fled ukraine. kron four's gayle ong has that story. the first day. we're anticipating 80 students and 227. sure about. >> with the help of volunteers and co guns, father paul, though, kogan opened this one room media for ukrainian refugee children. hogan, a former software engineer in the bay area went back to ukraine in 2010 to run an independent preschool and elementary school hogan fled ukraine with his teachers and staff after bombs began to fall and february near they

found a romanian school that offered space for free school for these children. you know, there's really nowhere for them to >> and, you know, there. it kind of thing this new country alone. but their mothers and their fathers are, you know, back in ukraine and there, you know, staying in these refugee centers with cots matter. one, but apart from each other, the school opened on march 11. so far, 250 students are enrolled close to 400 on the waiting list. >> with the growing demand, anna, who lives in san francisco started a gofundme page that has raised more than $20,000. the money will cover teacher salaries and school supplies. >> occasion and he's providing gives them a chance to the kids again and kind of go somewhere else and being a beautiful space and says she hopes to raise enough money to keep her father school open for 6 months. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron

4 morning news. the search for a missing oakley woman continues 2 months after her disappearance. details on how local businesses are helping her family.

>> welcome back. some students and staff at schools in san francisco will not have to mask up tomorrow as they return from spring break. the district's mask mandate was

lifted yesterday for the remaining students is change. applying now to elementary k through 8 and early education schools. school district officials say they decided to ease covid-19 safety requirements because of some declining case numbers in the city. the district says masking is still going to be strongly recommended. just not recall required prior to spring break 123,000. rapid at-home covid-19. test kits were distributed to teachers and students in the district. of course, they're asking the students and staff to test themselves before returning back to school. more and more counties. meanwhile, across the state are doing away with the proof of vaccination rules. but as the mandates are being lifted, a new poll shows a majority of californians support keeping some of those restrictions in place. the public policy institute surveyed nearly 1700 adult statewide. they found 57% actually favor requiring. that proof of covid vaccination to

be able to enter restaurants, bars, gyms and those large gatherings. at least 34 people meanwhile, have gotten sick with norovirus here in california after eating raw oysters from 9 different restaurants. the california department of health says cases were reported between march 11th through the 19th state. health officials say the cases were linked to oysters from british columbia, canada, and they have not yet been recalled. canada has reported 279 cases of norovirus and gastrointestinal cases linked to those oysters state. >> okay. we're looking for a good amount of sunshine today. but those winds picking up cooling us down a bit. 73 expected by mid afternoon and a heat spike is coming our way. once we're done with this traffic back in the day with your forecast.

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give you an idea of where this is where police are asking people to avoid. it's just blocks away from capitol park where the capitol building stands 9th and 13th streets are closed between l and jay streets. that areas got a lot of restaurants. there's a nightclub on that stretch of road as well. police still haven't necessarily details about how those how this all unfolded. but we do have a crew there on scene. we'll have a live update in about 15 minutes. so we do want to bring you a check of your weather forecast here in the bay area. dave spahr says it is going to heat up quite nicely later this week, dave is going to be warm again today as well. >> a little cooler we're expecting today. no. well, good morning and good morning, this is a nice live shot that we have the east bay shoreline sun peering through nicely. that marine layer kind of bit of a haze off to the distance golden gate bridge as well. didn't have the intrusion of fog and all but a little bit of a breeze which will pick up later on today has a nice climate control. that's that front. we have up towards our

north once that passes, high pressure will anchor its way in as we approach the midweek that will drive our temperatures climbing by thursday. it looks like temperature check for you. we have readings in the 40 still inland going on, although 61 antioch at this hour compared with 48 for livermore a little bit. we like to say that trade a little cold air drainage that more dense air goes down to the lower levels. 52 for san jose and 49 for san francisco hitting it over to future cast for noting cause medically probably some scattered clouds at work here as we get to tonight overnight and then by monday, maybe some sprinkles way up towards the north left over from that front and still playing out with the winds. that's the factor. most people are going to notice as this traverses pass. once that's done, we go back to the high pressure zone. so let's get back. those winds here this afternoon. they start spiking upward right below the threshold. nothing's been issued yet for a wind advisory, but those winds will get up to 25 35 miles per hour range or certainly close with that and

taking us all the way to about monday night, early tuesday morning. so for today got a few clouds turning windy, not as warm. those 60's and 70's working there, but still a nice spring day for this week. cool. start warming up quickly, however, by the middle of the week, we've got a heat spike on thursday and looking out for next weekend. we cool off again yet another front. but this opens up the door. the pacific. and we may get something worthwhile towards the end of all of that into the early following week. 62 today, san francisco, 67 oakland, 71 san jose, mostly sunny. again, noting breezy conditions and inland. we've come to take it out. the 80's where the mid to upper 70's and those inland spots will have your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. noel. >> thank you, dave. the whereabouts of a 24 year-old oakley woman alexis gave does remain a mystery more than 2 months have passed since she disappeared. her family and the klaas kids foundation continue to organize search parties for her as kron forcefully to call reports local small businesses are stepping up to help as well.

>> by now, there are not many blocks and oakley or brentwood without at least one flyers soliciting for tips in the disappearance of 24 year-old alexis gabe. her family is grateful for the hundreds across east contra costa county who have gone out of their way to post them up. the support has been amazing since february. the class kids foundation has organized ground searches for gave and that continued saturday. >> meanwhile, the gate family is scheduled to meet with the contra costa county district attorney's office later this month. >> hoping to learn more about alexis's case. >> including what led police to serve a search warrant at her ex-boyfriend's home in antioch days after she went missing. yet he has not been named a suspect. police say alexis visited him shortly before she disappeared. i'm still pretty confident that we'll be able to get some justice for her. >> i guess it's just a matter of being patients with. >> now the police and like the system and this whole process itself, one thing they can

count on or the small businesses in the area pitching in a lexus is former dance instructor in oakley, stephanie nelson holding a free dance, a score friend. she owns steps, dance fitness studio. we just ask everyone to just give whatever was on their heart. and 100% of the proceeds are going to go to alexis and her family. a family who remain strong and determined to bring a lexus but not without some extremely difficult days, especially having to recently celebrate alexa's birthday. >> without. in contra costa county fleet who called kron 4 >> san jose police meanwhile are still trying to find the person who shot and killed a man yesterday morning. it happened around 7.15, on our been road. police say the man had at least one gunshot wound. they're working to figure out a motive and the circumstances surrounding the incident. anyone with information is asked to contact the san jose police department. up in san

francisco. one man is dead. another injured after being shot in the bayview district. it happened friday around the area of 3rd street and palou avenue near the bayview opera house. we do have video of the scene from citizen app. officers say they found a 21 year-old and 29 year-old a man who had both been shot. they were both taken to the hospital. the 21 year-old later died. the 29 year-old expected to be okay. their identities have not yet been released. no arrests have been made and police have not released any information on a possible suspect. well, starting tomorrow, hikers and dog walkers are going to notice smart coyotes around probably we've started to see them in different parts of the bay area right now is popping season for the animals. so starting tomorrow, san francisco is going to do some things to keep your pet safe. a portion of hiking trails in the presidio are going to be close to all dogs starting

monday. here is a map showing those closures. the restrictions are going to stretch from mountain lake to the presidio promenade along with the bay ridge trail from the rob hill. campground to the presidio golf course. those closures will last through early september. that's when coyote pupping season. and so just something to be aware of. all right. still ahead here on the kron, 4 morning news. >> president biden unveiling his energy plans. what he's asking congress.

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>> 24 on this sunday morning. and happening today, the grammy awards are back. the ceremonies will be taking place in front of a full live audience. and in a new location this year, it's going to be in las vegas. it's the first time the ceremony won't be taking place in los angeles or new york since 1973. today's show will also honor late foo fighters. drummer taylor hawkins, who died just last week prior to the tragedy. the foo fighters were scheduled to perform at the grammys tonight. the group is nominated for 3 awards, vallejo, native and singer. her is also expected to perform tonight. so might be something fun to watch this evening. meanwhile, another entertainment news, chris rock's brother tony rock spoke out at a comedy gig of his own friday night using several expletives blasting will

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>> we are continuing to follow breaking news of a mass shooting up in sacramento early this morning. shots rang out. >> and 6 people were killed. at least 10 people were injured. kron four's camila barco joining us live from the scene right now. she has the very latest on what's going on there. camila still, those streets are blocked off. >> yeah, the streets continue to be blocked off. multiple streets are blocked off and we're still standing by to hear from police about what exactly happened earlier this step of the way. so you guys can get a better look as to what i am seeing. you can see caution tape surrounding this area as well as some police cars around the streets here. and in the far end, you'll police officers working on this know? well, we know that

6 people have died and 10 others were injured. this is currently on the corner of k and 9th street officers have blocked off 9 to 13 street between l and g streets. and this is just too to 3 blocks away from the capitol. but if you take a look at your screen, this is video from earlier this morning. here's here's what we know so far. sacramento police say that their officers were patrolling this area around 2 o'clock this morning when they heard shots were fired when they got to the area, they found a large crowd surrounding the bodies of the people who died. now, police say the people who were injured, the 10 people who were injured were taken to the hospital. they have not given us any information as to how they're doing or the circumstances surrounding the shooting. now, we just heard from a mother who has been standing by since early this morning. she says she's been here waiting for about 5 hours waiting for police to give them some sort of information

to hear if her son was one of the victims. she said that she was told that her son might have been here earlier this morning, but she is unsure if hear her was one of the victims that was either taken to the hospital or died. now, noel time, police don't know how many people were involved in the shooting earlier this morning. they are looking for the gun man or men. they do say anyone with any information to give or take it to let them know any information about any videos, any photos or anything about the shooting to let them know we're going to be standing in this area. we're going to be waiting to hear from police if we can get any information. but for now, back to camila that stretch that you're standing out there. that's a lot of restaurants it's our nightclub there. i've been >> yes, so this is downtown sacramento. we haven't been able to walk around this

perimeter because it's been blocked off. but if you take a closer look, you can see that there are some restaurants. i can't see any clubs in this way. i'm not sure if there are any, but it is a very busy area says it is downtown sacramento. we are waiting to hear if the shooting happened at a specific location or outside. i did hear from one of the people standing by that the shooting may have taken place outside on the streets here in downtown sacramento. of course, that is not confirmed by police. we're still waiting to hear information. >> but for now, that's what we're hearing from the people standing by. >> camila, thank you for that live report. we'll check in with you again at 9 o'clock. we do have a new statement that the governor has sent out this morning. he says, sadly, we once again more on the lives lost and for those injured in yet another horrendous act of gun violence. he says, jennifer and i send our heartfelt condolences to the family. friends and wider community impacted by this terrible tragedy. he goes on to say what we do know at this point

is another mass casualty shooting has occurred, leaving families with lost loved ones, multiple individuals injured and a community in scoured of gun violence continues to be a crisis in our country. and we must resolve to bring an end to this carnage. we want to bring bring the news back here to home in the bay area. get you a check of your forecast for today as it is going to be a little cooler today than what we saw yesterday. dave spahr standing by. he's got the details for us. good morning, dave. >> well, good well, good morning, everybody. and let's go to the maps here. i guess we'll do that. that will probably be the quickest cleanest way. if we could just jump to that real quick. just that fullscreen maps. okay. all right. that's good. there we go. half moon there. we see the sun joining us a little bit, getting some light on the scene here a little bit now upstream. you see some of the cloud cover there. that's just going to be a front that's going to drive those winds that we talked a lot about. that's going to be today a little bit tomorrow. but on balance, we should see quite a bit of sun tracking those winds as we speak right now. they're com or single digits.

so not a lot of activity yet, but it will be on shore and therefore, a climate control 70 by high noon to 3 o'clock. 72, some token clouds just a toss about a little bit today. no big deal by tomorrow morning. maybe a couple sprinkles row far north. 62, san francisco, 67 for oakland, san jose at 71 in a bit. i want to get into that 4 zone forecast and the extended one. not only do we have a heat spike coming our way but longer or further upstream. the beginning of the following week might have chance of some rain working its magic air. noel. >> thank you, dave. in the face of staggering gas prices, the biden administration is taking unprecedented steps to try and lower the cost at the pump. but the president says goals go beyond this current crisis. his administration argues this is the moment to move towards green energy solutions. dc's raquel martin has more. >> right now, the president is calling on congress to make

bold investments to accelerate the use of alternative more clean energy sources. but the push is not going over well with republicans who argue still the vast majority of americans rely on traditional fuel. >> to diminish russian influence around the world. the biden administration says it's time the country take a leap towards an independent green future by investing. big in clean energy solutions. the president recognizes the time limited nature of this opportunity. and the reason for us to go big and bold in this moment, ali zaidi is the president's deputy climate advisor. he says the investments will do more than just relieve americans from fluctuating gas prices are also going to reduce consumption of oil by 2 million barrels per day. so that means less reliance on volatile commodity and bolstered energy security. >> the administration is calling on congress to pass

billions in funding to invest in sustainable energy solutions like electric vehicles and solar energy to protect the planet and also national security. but republicans say it's an especially bad time to make the switch. i'm baffled on the house floor this week. republicans like arkansas congressman bruce westerman. >> argue it's the president's green energy push that sparked the current prices at the pump. our constituents are paying almost $5 a gallon to fill their cars. he says instead the administration should focus on ramping up long-term a clean oil production processing permits, issuing leases, streamlining regulatory process and giving our own homegrown industries ability to use our american resources. >> well, congress sharply divided on this issue. the prospects of this plan passing remains low. but with mounting pressure for the president to do something about crippling gas prices. this week, he announced plans to release 1 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve each day. we're now in

washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up here on kron 4 morning news. are you more susceptible to stress? april is stress awareness month. we've got tips from our health expert on how to deal

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>> welcome back. a 44 on this sunday morning continuing to follow breaking news of that mass shooting out of sacramento. police searching still for the person or persons who opened fire around 2 o'clock this morning in downtown sacramento. 6 people are dead, 10 others are injured. officers. they say they were nearby when they heard those gun shots ring out. there was a large crowd outside gathering the victims and and kind of running to try and get to safety. again. no suspect in custody. this is just blocks away from capitol park there in downtown sacramento, 9th and 13th streets are closed between l and jay streets. police are asking folks to avoid that area. we do have a lot. you know, camila barco is out there on the scene. she's going to bring us a live. live

information coming up at 9 o'clock this morning. so be sure to stick with us for that. it's time to get you a check of your weather forecast. dave spahr is standing by with a look at those tie. a kind of cooler temperatures for today. yeah. little bit of a wind to good well, good morning, everybody. that will help call it. cool us down just a little bit. not off to a bad start, though. half moon bay looking pretty good. pretty peaceful as well. >> meanwhile, at sfo still have some of that orange color to in the sun here, but still looking pretty good for today as well. want to send to tahoe where a quick as you get a little sense of, we've got the cool down than the gradual warm up to the lower 60's going on. that's only by wednesday. by thursday. going to be warmer. still, hence, we've got some melting going on. good news is way upstream might add to some of that in terms of some snow coming our way. first, things first to get through this this front in our backyard driving the winds today tomorrow. and those cooler temperatures might see a few little scattered clouds handing it over to future cast. the long range. this is about what it hits its climax

early tomorrow afternoon. it's out of here. high pressure builds for a few days. then comes the next system towards the end of the week and the weekend that opens up the pacific. and there's an opportunity to get some rain into the following week. let's hope. but with that cold air aloft, that means some thunder showers are possible with that, but also delivering some mountain snow. so that's definitely good news there. 4 zone forecast your sunday. 62 san francisco daly city, about 60 half moon bay. 55 burlingame. 64 to the south will do the upper 60's. so a little cooler than yesterday. so in the south bay, managing those lower 70's morgan hill, 74 70 for cupertino, santa clara, 71 mid 60's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley. it's 72 for livermore, walnut creek and 73. 65 allay napa. 73 and santa rosa. 74, we do warm up towards the latter portion of next week. 91 on your thursday and at the bay will to 85. >> for your health this

morning, april is stress awareness month. so it's a good time to assess your level of stress and some of its associated health effects. have you ever wonder why some people can deal better with stressful situations than others? for the answer? returning to our health expert and author of athletes in aprons, karen owoc. she joins us now with more care. and i have to say just last my dad and i were talking about a situation he was dealing with and i asked him, oh, my gosh, are you freaking out where you stressed out about this? and he said, who would that i'm not stress like i don't get stressed out and i'm like sitting over there, you know, kind of freaking out so i'm definitely one type of person. and he is definitely another. so i'm interested to find out what makes up. you know, the difference there. >> how wise so, yes, it all comes down to personality and and this is so great time to check in with yourself. are you stressed and in are you having headaches? are you

having are you gaining weight? are you getting sick off? and these are all signs of chronic stress. so number one, personality, inpatient, that is so person really sticks out. interesting. so that's the person definitely going to be more stress prone. yes. so this is a person that, you know, other people aren't moving fast enough working fast enough and just doing things fast enough. so creating that inner stress. and it's not only stressing themselves, but they're creating stress on putting that stress and other people, you know, the people they're trying to push a lot have so not not good at all. on the other hand, people who are perfectionists also stressed stressed problem. >> right, right. this is a person that has to be everything has to be perfect. and if it's not perfect, it's stressful to them. it's creating anxiety. and, you

know, we just can't be perfect. it's just never going to happen. you know, when and these are the people that should be celebrating there, their accomplishments verses, they'll tend to feel some level of defeat because it wasn't perfect definitely check that this one. i have a person like this in my life who is always on the go. they slyke to say it's because they like alternative stress, you know, work stresses them out. so then they have to go do something else to kind of offset the work stress, but then sometimes end up some of the yeah, with their other activities. >> yeah, always on the go going from jumping from one project to the next and really never getting time to decompress. and it's not so much the active always being busy. that stats hazardous. it's the fact that they they're constantly pushing themselves and this is they actually have a name for this. this is called deadly stress

momentum. so this is something to really look out for checked. >> you know, take yourself and see if that something that you're doing. that's a scary name, deadly testament of meaning it could potentially cause you too, have stress related health issues. and the deadly ones, the heart you know, in heart disease. all of those are are related to stress. >> folks who are humorless and an enthusiastic. >> yes, this is the you know, this is selling with us. our attitude in actually, you know, you think of the grouchy old man, but actually, those are the people that are actually depressed. so, you know, that just trying to find some humor in laugh-in in that can help excite the personality and get them enthusiastic about life. but yeah, definitely a sad, sad person. also, people who are really rigid, not necessarily

malleable tid to situations at hand. yes, and a lot of us have come across those types of people very rigid in their thoughts and their opinions. this is a person that tense because they're so fixed on their opinion and being right that they can create stress and other people. >> they they're argumentative because always in the argument because that person is and if that person is not agreeing with them, they're arguing just so we stress we have just a couple seconds here the last' one i want to talk about is those who are obsessed with competition. >> oh, yes. this is the person that is not only competitive with other people with, but themselves always have to be the best. the best with the best houses, best job that this pay. and this is this is not good. and this is kind of their happiness is contingent

upon them winning. so and you can always win. you can always when you got to accept that you say your take away is, you know, you can't necessarily always control the situations that you're in, but you can control how you react to them. exactly. so being really tuning into. >> your stress triggers and then trying to change the way you think. >> and being more like your lead. elaine is the north star. karen owoc, thank you so much for joining me this sunday will always appreciate having you, especially helping us get through stress awareness month. thank you so much. >> very welcome. but i we'll be right back after the

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camila, what do you know so far? >> yeah, well, no. also we're currently on the corner of k and 9th street here in downtown sacramento. as you can see behind me, there's plenty of caution tape. police officers are still here on scene trying to figure out what happened now. know when we last spoke, i told you about a mother who had been here who has been here for several hours trying to get some information about her side. she was told that person was here earlier this morning and a few moments ago, detectives did pull her and the rest of her family under this caution tape took from her reaction. looks like her son was one of the victims. now we can't confirm it for her son was one of the people who was injured or one of the people who died. but it has been an emotional day for several families. a lot of people have been standing by waiting around to see who the victims were. what exactly happened. but if i step out of

the way to get a better look as to what the scene looks like, you could see several police officers here. plenty of caution tape. and like i said, this is in downtown sacramento. there are plenty of restaurants i did see on the map said there are a few nightclubs. it is unclear where exactly the shooting happened, for it. but from speaking from people here we go around. it looks like the shooting happened outside here in downtown sacramento. but here's a map of where exactly we are like. i said, we're currently on the corner of k and 9th street officers have blocked off 9th to 13th street between l and j street. and this is just 2 or 3 blocks away from the capitol. you're also taking a look at video from earlier this morning. sacramento police say that their officers were patrolling this area around 2 o'clock this morning when they heard shots fired when they got to this area, they found a large crowd surrounding the bodies of the 6 people who died.

police say that 10 other people were injured and they were taken to the hospital. now they did not get any information as to how the victims are doing or the circumstances surrounding this shooting know. well, police have also not told us. how many people were involved, but they are currently looking for the gun been or men. they are trying to figure out who is responsible for this shooting. just few moments ago, sacramento police release some information. they say that there is a viral video spreading around on social media. they ask anyone with any videos or pictures to send them and to help them with this investigation. back to you. >> camila, it's every parent's nightmare to have to deal with something like that. you mentioned that i know. we'll check in with you again around 9.30. hopefully it's not what you said you believe. like i said, this is just every

parent's worst nightmare to have to deal with something like this and figure out where >> their child thank you for that live report. governor gavin newsom has tweeted his reaction to the shooting. he says we're morning once again for the lives lost and for those injured because of gun violence. newsom offered his condolences to the victims, families, friends and the sacramento community as a whole. he says gun violence continues to be a crisis in our country and we must do something to end this carnage. we also heard from the sacramento mayor tweeting. saying he can't express the shock and sadness he feels right now. he says the number of dead and wounded people is hard to comprehend, says rising gun violence is a problem in the city, state and nation and he supports all actions to reduce it. council member katie valeant's way law also echoing the same sentiment saying the national gun violence epidemic hit the sacramento community again. 9, 0, 5 just about. and we're going to give you a check of your weather forecast here at

home in the bay area. dave spahr is standing by a little cooler today than it was yesterday. dave. yeah, good morning, owen. good morning, everybody. looking for a little bit of that on shore. wind had to build this afternoon. us a live shot coming in from half moon bay got that hazy. sunshine are already in place front to the north. >> it's going to be a driver of our weather over the next about 48 hours before we go and the heat spike mode temperature check for 57 oakland, 53 san francisco. 61 already in the antioch. so we're seeing some movement there with 50's up to the north bay. and 54 for livermore. just for comparison sake, not bad. we're pretty much on target when we were this time from yesterday. if not a little ahead. but the big change will be. those winds will keep us a little cooler when we get the maximum heating this afternoon. 73 by 1 o'clock and 4, you can see us trailing here at 71 as we start to lose a little bit of our spank with that onshore wind. that will have a little bit more on this coming up in just a bit. and by the way, long term might actually see a little chance of some rain develop into the following

week. well. >> thank you, dave. now to the latest developments out of ukraine. russia's top negotiator says it's too early right now to talk about a mieting between the 2 countries, presidents, the negotiator, deadly the russian delegation in peace talks yesterday in istanbul, turkey. he says both sides have a lot to work. a lot of work to do to finalize a draft agreement. the deal would make ukraine adopt a neutral status and refrain from holding foreign military bases in exchange for international security guarantees. ukraine would also have to acknowledge russia's sovereignty over crimea and recognize the independence of russia-backed separatists regions and donned us. now, ukraine's negotiator says russia did informally agreed to most of their proposals, but president volodymyr zelensky is wary. he says a russian promises could be a smokescreen. negotiations are set to continue tomorrow. meanwhile, the international red cross is going to make

another attempt to enter the area of mariupol now as they were forced away from entry, continued russian shelling and bombings had destroyed that city. the relief organization is hoping to help evacuate those ukrainians that are left along some sort of safe corridor. there were previous evacuation attempts back in early march, but those failed because of attacks making making it unsafe for people to leave the shelters. back here at home, a latino organization in half moon bay is doing its part to help. they've raised more than $11,000 for ukraine relief by making tamales. now people who put in orders last week with the company are starting to pick up their orders this morning. they're picking them up in half. moon bay and hillsborough, menlo park and berkeley. it took 25 volunteer several days to make all those tamales on all the proceeds will go towards supporting ukrainian refugees. the on-the-ground meal distribution network of the

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>> welcome back. 9.10, on this sunday morning. and the remaining students and staff at schools in san francisco who have asking for the last several weeks will not have to mask up tomorrow. they're

returning from spring break and the district's mask mandate has been lifted. the change applies to those elementary k through 8 and early education school staff and students. district officials say they decided to ease those covid-19 safety requirements because of declining case numbers in san francisco. the district says masking will still be strongly recommended. it's just no longer required prior to spring break 123,000 rapid at-home covid-19. test kits were distributed to teachers and students so that they can test themselves before they return to school tomorrow. more and more counties across the state are doing away with the proof of vaccination rules. but as those mandates are being lifted, a new poll actually shows a majority of californians support keeping some of those restrictions in place. the public policy institute surveyed nearly 1700 adult statewide. they found 57% favor requiring proof of covid vaccination to be able to enter restaurants, bars,

gyms and other out large gatherings. at least 34 people got sick with norovirus in california after eating raw oysters at 9 different restaurants. the california department of health says cases were reported between march 11th through march 19th state health officials say the cases were linked to some oysters from british columbia, canada. and those oysters have not yet been recalled. canada reported 279 cases of norovirus and gastrointestinal cases linked to those oysters. dave. >> all right. we're looking for temperatures to be a little cooler for today after we get those onshore winds cooking here a little bit. unexpected out. 73 or so by 1 o'clock dropping a bit as we get to the mid afternoon, a look at how you expect your sunday

>> welcome back. 9.15, on this sunday morning. we're continuing to follow breaking news of a mass shooting out of sacramento. shots rang out around 2 o'clock this morning. police still searching for the gunman or gunmen involved in all of this. 6 people are dead, at least 10 people are we just received word that city hall there in sacramento has been opened as an information center for families of victims of this incident, city staff and police presence is going to be on scene for assistance there are multiple streets that are

blocked off there in downtown sacramento this morning. we do want to show you a map of an idea of where this is. again, it's just blocks away from capitol park and the capitol building 9th and 13th streets are closed between l and jay streets. so you're being asked to avoid the area. but again, city hall is now the place to go. if you one, if you are related to a victim, sacramento police says there is a video going around on social media. it shows a fight that happened before the shooting. it also has gunshot. you know you can hear gunshots in the video. they haven't confirmed if it's a true video, though they're asking people with anything related to the shooting video photos, anything like that. if you are in the area around 2 o'clock this morning scans qr code that you see on your screen. it's we'll link you to the police department, social media page where you can then upload any images and help them figure out who carried out this mass shooting this morning. all right, 9.60,

we're going to get you a check of your weather forecast right now. dave spahr is standing by with a closer look. we have a little bit of kind of fog and cloud cover this morning, david, that lingering around still don't know. that's kind of mixed out. yeah. good morning to welcome morning, everybody. just a little of that we're back to this again. sunshine during its magic and it's going to do with it did yesterday, in fact, less in the way of cloud intrusion. >> but because of those winds, it will feel a little cooler golden gate bridge looking pretty good at that. but still little that haze you can see near the water's edge. just a touch. the flags not doing much. we expect an onshore wind compliments of this front up towards the north. so it's a player for the next 48 hours. re met correcting our temperatures, if you will, for what we had yesterday. so the next 2 days today, tomorrow, before we see another heat spike coming our way on thursday. 57 oakland, 53 going on for san francisco and it all kind of racing had already about 68 off to the far east bay in solano county robot. more insulated out there. so that's temperatures may still sale that 52 for santa rosa

and 56. meanwhile for san jose, again, some scattered clouds expected this afternoon. couple mountain little sprinkles is perhaps a possibility there. and then into early tomorrow morning, up far up north can't rule out a little sprinkle associate again with this front as it continues to play out. that means monday morning. still some cloud cover to kind of deal with keep those temperatures suppressed until we get to tuesday and start to see some movement here. back to those winds this afternoon. they start to pop not to advisory strength, but we'll see them get into the 20's, but perhaps even touch around 30 or so again, as a climate-controlled being on shore lingering all the way through monday, monday night, even into tuesday morning. so for today, a few clouds turning windy, not as warm. 60's 70's will be basically the drill for this week. cool. start a quick warm up, though. thursday's the heat spike day and that's really only one day too, because yet another system coming our way. cooling us off. but the key issue with this is as we get into early the following week might have a little sprinkle with that. are some rain showers

actually. and this will be a cold or rain, which means maybe some claps of thunder thrown in there. but mountain snows added to that 60 to san francisco. 67 for oakland, 71 san jose across the water, geography, we start to get some middle 70's for some of the inland valleys and we'll have more of this in your 4 zone forecast and look into that extended to the well. thank you, dave. >> the whereabouts of a 24 year-old oakley woman remains a mystery. alexis, gabe has been missing for more than 2 months. her family and the class kids foundation are continuing to organized search parties for her as kron forcefully all reports local small businesses are stepping up to help as well. >> by now, there are not many blocks and oakley or brentwood without at least one flyers soliciting for tips in the disappearance of 24 year-old alexis gabe. her family is grateful for the hundreds across east contra costa county who have gone out of their way to post them up. the support has been amazing since february. the class kids foundation has organized

ground searches for gave and that continue saturday. >> meanwhile, the gave family is scheduled to meet with the contra costa county district attorney's office later this month. >> hoping to learn more about alexis's case. >> including what led police to serve a search warrant at her ex-boyfriend's home in antioch days after she went missing. yet he has not been named a suspect. police say alexis visited him shortly before she disappeared. i'm still pretty confident. >> that will be able to get some justice for her. i guess it's just a matter of being patients with now the police and like the system and this whole process itself. one thing they can count on or the small businesses in the area pitching in a lexus is former dance instructor in oakley, stephanie nelson holding a free dance, a score friend. she steps, dance studio. we just ask everyone to just give whatever was on their heart. and 100% of the proceeds are going to go to alexis and her family. a family who remain

strong and determined to bring a lexus but not without some extremely difficult days, especially having to recently celebrate alexa's birthday. >> without. in contra costa county fleet of all kron, 4 >> meanwhile, san jose police are trying to find the person who shot and killed a man yesterday morning. that shooting happened at a 7.16 are been road. police say the man had at least one gunshot wound. they're working to figure out a motive and the circumstances surrounding the shooting. anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police. starting tomorrow. a portion of hiking trails in the presidio are going to be closed to all dogs because right now. >> it's coyote pupping season in an effort to keep pets safe. the city is not going to be allowing dogs on certain trails. we have a map showing those closures. the restrictions will stretch from mountain lake to the presidio promenade, along with the bay ridge trail from the rob hill. campground to the presidio golf course. these closures

are going to last through early september. that's one coyote pupping season ends. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news. a student's death raising awareness. >> about fentanyl poisoning. why officials say the drug is becoming a big problem.

>> well, happening today, the grammy awards are back ceremony taking place in front of a full live audience this year. and it's in a new

location. las vegas is going to be hosting the grammy awards the first time the ceremony won't be taking place in los angeles or new york since 1973, that's been quite a while, says they chose a new location. today's show is going to honor late foo fighters. drummer taylor hawkins. he died last week prior to that tragedy. the foo fighters were scheduled to perform at the grammys. that group nominated for 3 awards tonight, vallejo, native and singer. her is also expected to perform tonight. so might be a good show. in other entertainment news, chris rock's brother tony rock has it is speaking out about the incident that happened with his brother on during a comedy show his own friday night. you several expletives blasting will smith for slapping his brother at the oscars. he seemed to lose his cool a bit later said he didn't want to start his show like that. but obviously very upset. will smith has since resigned from the academy of motion picture arts and sciences following sunday's incident. another

hollywood, a lister speaking out about the sagas, denzel washington. he was, of course, nominated for best actor alongside will smith last sunday night. then dell says he got up out of his seat after witnessing the slap. he said there was no way he could have just stayed sitting. he then was speaking with will smith during the commercial break, tried to calm him down. he didn't share exactly what they spoke about. but he did say he felt the only solution in that moment was prayer. and tiger woods has still not said if he'll be playing in next week's masters golf tournament in augusta, georgia. woods made headlines when he flew to augusta national golf course on tuesday. igniting speculation he would compete for the first time since he severely injured his right leg in a car crash 14 months ago. the masters is set to take place from april 7th through the 10th, unlike regular tournaments, there's no deadline for players to commit. some sad news to share this morning. seinfeld and toy

story. actor estelle harris has died at 93. her high pitched voice is unmistakable. she hollered her way and into tv history as george constanza short fuse mom on seinfeld playing the role alongside on-screen husband, jerry stiller. harris also voiced misses potato head in the toy story franchise. she survived by her 3 children, 3 grandsons and a great-grandson. may she

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>> welcome back. we are continuing to follow breaking news of that mass shooting in sacramento. that happened very early this morning. 6 people are dead, at least 10 others are injured. kron four's camila barco joining us live now at the scene. camila, i know a lot of families are starting to now come to this scene. there. >> yeah, you know, it's it's emotional day for many families as they try to figure out if one of their loved ones was are one of the victims in this all just a few minutes ago, we did see one man cross this caution tape. he was wearing a security guard. sure he passes. caution tape went all the way to the officers saying, quote, let me see my sign. we weren't able to hear any more of the conversation with the officers, but it's just one example has to the scene here this morning with family they are trying to get answers to see if their loved

ones who was a victim. we know that 6 people died. 10 others injured and the investigation continues to find the person responsible for this shooting now are currently on k and 9th street here in downtown sacramento. here's mount a giving you a better picture as to where we are the and excuse sorry. officers have blocked off for 9 to 13 street between l and jay street. this is just 2 or 3 blocks away from the capitol. there's also video from earlier this morning, a secure mental police say that officers were patrolling this area. about 2 o'clock this morning when they heard that shots were fired, they found that a large crowd was surrounding the bodies of the 6 people who died. like i said, 10 other people were injured and they were taken to the hospital. now we don't have any information as to at the circumstances of how those

victims are doing. we do know that 6 people have died we don't have any names as to who the victims are like. i said no. well, this morning, we're just hearing from family members asked you know what they're dealing earlier this morning, we did speak to a mother who a got a earlier this morning saying that her son might have been here in downtown sacramento when the shooting happened. 30 minutes ago or we saw detectives pulled her under the caution tape, pass a caution tape its speak with her from her does seem like her son was one of the victims. we don't know if her son had died or person was but from her reaction, it sounds person was one of the victims. san sacramento police are asking anyone with any information regarding the

shooting to send them to them as evidence. they know that there is a viral video on social media and they asked anyone with any videos or pictures to send to send them to sacramento police. sacramento police have also tweeted out kind of a reunification center family members. they are anyone they have open excuse me, city hall sacramento as an information center for families at for the so if anyone needs to go there, they can go to city hall in sacramento. if they know anyone who had may have been involved in the shooting. of course, we're trying to get more information. may be speaking on may be giving us more information later this morning or early this afternoon. once we know more, we will keep you updated on air and online. but for now, back to feel like you said, very emotional morning. definitely. every parents. >> worst nightmare to have to

deal with all of thank you for that live report. as you mentioned, we will continue to update folks here on kron 4 as well as on kron 4 dot com. this is a qr code that sacramento police are putting out if you know or you were there and you have any video or photos. >> regarding the incident, you're asked to scan this qr code. it will take you straight to the place where you can go to upload those images to help police try and find the suspect. and again, as camila mentioned, that family information center, this is open for families of victims. it's at the city hall there in sacramento. 9.15, i street is the location there. if you need. we do want to bring you back here to the bay area. now get you a check of your weather forecast on this sunday morning. dave spahr is standing by with a look at just how cool things are actually going to get a little cooler than yesterday day. yeah, it looks like it to couple with the wind. good morning. well, good morning, everybody. we're sunny down to san jose state of the me

logical department here and the nice bright sunshine working its magic there with blue skies to the background. >> now, upstream this front, which driving the winds today and tomorrow we'll have the cooling effect that we're talking about right now. the winds are doing much of anything com, the single digits. it's going to stay that way to late morning hours. we get some daytime heating, but the front will drive those on shore winds as a nice little climate control. 72 at 1 o'clock. 4 o'clock 71. so the progress even in those inland spots, not quite as lofty as we saw from yesterday, even though we'll probably see a little bit more in the way of sunshine, less interruption, if you will, of a cloud cover. 62 san francisco. 67 going on for oakland in 71 san jose in a bit. we're take a look at what's going on in terms of those winds. but morg importantly, what's going to go along this whole week because we have a lot of traffic coming and the next dose looks like it may offer little chance of some showers into the following week. noel, thanks, dave. mountain police meanwhile, are investigating

another death possibly linked to fentanyl poisoning with one heading the community, especially hard. >> early friday morning, a student was found unresponsive in their home and later pronounced dead kron four's. amanda hari spoke with officials about why fentanyl poisoning is a bigger issue now than ever before. while fentanyl poisoning is hitting those out to his high school community, particularly hard right now. >> officials tell me it's a region-wide concern. they say the tiniest bit could be laced it's early friday morning, a lose out to the student was found unresponsive in their home. >> when police arrived, they determined they were dead mountain view. police public information. officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about sent all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student.

>> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that they would be able to. >> either pay have parents talk with their kids or have students who may be in the twice. doctor christopher caldwell is chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital. >> he says he's been in emergency medicine for 25 years, but never has faced the challenges that fentanyl is presenting the they're being. >> added that he did with that is so much higher because it's sort a little it's relatively inexpensive. >> and it could be almost anything. he also says it's very potent and a little goes a long way. so you can put a little bit of fentanyl into a large amount of product for the problem is, is that if you're off by just a point,

you can it can have fact. olga nova parents of a los altos student. >> she says it's important to have an open dialogue with your children, about these types of situations. i teach them not to take anything strangers and even from that class mates, if they don't know what is. >> police tell me the corners still working on the exact cause of death of the student in los out to us. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, a mountain view police officer and their canine partner are recovering this morning after their patrol car was hit by an 18 year-old suspected drunk driver. police say the driver failed to stop at a stop sign before then heading the officer's car. both the officer and the dogs were taken to the hospital but have since been released to the 18 year-old has been charged with driving under the influence. and on the peninsula. where suspect has been arrested in a shooting that injured a perk. one person in san carlos, san

mateo sheriff's office arrested. 44 year-old edward john smith on suspicion of attempted murder. investigators say smith shot and injured a man friday night on sedar block in san carlos. they say smith knows the victim but did not elaborate on a motive for the shooting. president biden says he is making policy changes aimed at making things more equal for transgender people. at the same time, some states are taking actions restricting transgender rights. hannah brandt talks to young transgender activists about the conflicting political movements. this week. florida's so-called don't say bill became law. we will make sure that parents can send their kids to school. >> to get in education, not an indoctrination. and just days ago, oklahoma, arizona ban transgender girls from competing in women's sports. but president biden is taking the federal government in the opposite direction. the onslaught of anti-transgender

state laws attacking you and your families simply wrong. the biden administration says starting later this month, passports can use an x to indicate an unspecified gender identity. an airport screenings will become more gender-neutral. the administration. he them. >> and this administration support the admiral rachel levine with health and human services is transgender herself. so she says she knows how important the new policies are. grant you a very vulnerable and they need to be empowered. we have they're packed with. do everything we can to help. transgender rights advocates are excited about the president's announcement but also concerned about the proposals popping up in red states across the country. harley walker is a transgender teen alabama where lawmakers are considering banning gender affirming medical treatments for minors. it's really hurtful to have them constantly just saying things like it's child abuse. i psychological help. she got to visit the white house this week and meet with officials like at more will be which made her feel better about the

future. let's hope back in to me that there is somebody out there who can and is trying to protect in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

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you do your thing. continuing to follow that breaking news of that mass shooting out of sacramento, families of victims of this shooting are starting to arrive. the trying to get more information. >> about their loved ones. this morning. police still are

searching for the person who opened fire around 02:00am killing 6 people and injuring at least 10 people. again, this is in downtown. sacramento happened just blocks away from capitol park, which is where the capitol building sets 9th and 13th streets in downtown sacramento are still closed between l and jay streets. the public's being asked to avoid this area. it's very close to the golden one center. that's where the sacramento kings play. the warriors are set to play against them there tonight. no word on if this mass shooting will have an effect on that game. but if you were planning to head up that way, just snow. this is an ongoing situation, ongoing investigation. many street still closed. officers are going to be out there for quite some time today. if you know, anyone who may have been in the area or you yourself are in the area early this morning and you might have some video or photographs that might help police scan this qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight their web page where

you can submit those photos and videos to help them comb through some evidence of what happened early this morning. we also want to let you know, and friends who might need information of about victims. you can head to the sacramento city hall. it's at 9.15, i street. that's where officials are going to be to help families of those victims. that ring you back here at home here to the bay area where dave spahr is standing by. he's got a look at your weather forecast for today and the heat up. that's on the way later this week, dave. yeah, good morning. well, good morning, everybody. it's will start things off with a cool down the for today tomorrow and then warming back up again come thursday. when you see the 7 day definitely is spring where temperatures are jumping all over the place. >> san jose state looking pretty bright this morning. nice blue skies, a work in this 2. also, sfo, got rid of the colors. ation now with the sun higher in the sky, up to tahoe to see a little bit of the hint of the warm-up we have tomorrow. 56. 61 tuesday

wednesday, 62. so this is telling us we're getting the springtime melting. and we'll get some of that by thursday, clearly as well. we are going to also get some more snow, though. the comes by early the following week. so this is the front doing everything to us that we have the onshore winds cloud cover. that's today. tomorrow. and the winds are kind of living up to that. let's hand it over to future cast for kind of watch this. go through. already plays out on monday. high pressure builds for a few days is going to be real quick breaks down. new frontal system gets here on friday, but it opens up the pacific for success of systems that when we're hoping on to bring some mountain snows and some bay area rain, 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 62 surface san francisco to the coast. we're going to be in the 50's again. remember, the winds are working the magic. so no surprise there. 64 for burlingame heading south 66 foster city, palo alto about 68 in the south bay. 71 san jose, along with santa clara cupertino at 70 east bay

shoreline to the south mid to upper 60's. 71 pleasanton livermore. 72 74 for concord. 66 for a berkeley. 65 allay fairfield. 77, napa, 73 74 santa rosa. cool down for a couple of days and whack. here we go. 86 wednesday thursday at 92 little heat spike, but only for a day and it breaks down again yet again because of the new system that gets here and we get almost kind of a winter time system because this cold air aloft may even have some claps of thunder thrown for good measure. >> well, welcome to viewers to a special sunday scoop who are going to talk a little bit about dating and courtship and the trends we're seeing as shows like bridgerton are making a comeback on netflix date. doctor christie could darien. she is joining us now. she's a psychologist, licensed marriage and family therapist or as instagram calls or date, doctor christi, joining now to talk a little about doctor, christi, thank you so much. sporting a bad british accent,

like i just said, isn't the only effect bridgerton is having on people right? >> totally bridgerton has really enter hearts and homes because it shows us the beauty of a traditional romance and also remind us that true love is available. even in modern day dating. >> when you watch the traditional picture of courtship and marriage, it kind of allows us to kind of compare and contrast with what we're dealing with in the modern dating world. there are some similarities, but a lot of it is a set up quite differently now. so how important is to to make sure that, you know the difference are expecting certain things happened that likely are going to happen. >> well, we unfold on tv even in a completely different era. it's great to see the way that marriage and connection and family is really revered in those times. and i think that's the beauty of courtship

and traditional dating. it's really have this respect for other people and it's tradition to follow. it makes things a little bit more predictable that in modern dating. but i think especially i love how bridgerton almost show the light on this. it's important for women, you know, all genders to feel empowered and they're dating process which likely wasn't the case at that time and also to have their own choice to go about you know, dating and finding the right person. so i think that there's so many beautiful themes we can touch on. and also just remembering the universal experience of love. you know, last rejection all of those things stand throughout time. so it's so important to you taken with a grain of salt but also enjoy the beauty of love unfolding on screen. >> right. no matter if it if it unfolds the same way in your life, it's still always nice to to kind of romanticized and look at it that way. i think something that it is really important to bridgerton touches on trauma childhood trauma issues. meaning you can't necessarily

connect with someone. how important is it to deal with your childhood trauma on your own before you go out and try to to to seek a partner for your life. >> i teach my clients that the process of dating is really about getting to know other people. but it's also about getting to know yourself and that sell for election. these i think is key to finding a match that's compatible, but you really can build that happy, healthy relationship. it's not just about finding someone, but when you know about your past and you can learn about yourself in the present. that helps you build a future that you can look forward to building with someone else. >> any other tidbits that you think single people should be paying attention to, that they can then apply to their current dating life. >> i love the way that season 2 bridgerton really sheds light on it. this idea of the duty of getting married and i think that in society today a

lot of us feel different pressures aside, ali, culturally from our family about what that means. and i think that everyone should make that decision on who to marry if that the right decision for you with without putting society and other people's needs before your own. so love the way that bridgerton shed light on that. and i think that. that problem has been, you know, basically. entry the out it will well up other people's approval. >> definitely they they do tend to go their own way. whether or not that's what their family wants them to do that i think we won't give all away all the spoilers because bridgett and justin come out like a couple of weeks ago, their netflix, haven't gotten through it all. >> doctor christie, you are on instagram. i love following the date doctor christie's that your instagram handle. >> yes. exactly. if you could buy me there for a hangout most on. more about how to

navigate modern dating waters. >> well, i always appreciate insight. thank you so much for joining us today. >> we'll be right back after the break.

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police is looking for any video and photos regarding the mass shooting that happened early this morning at 02:00am in downtown sacramento. this qr code that stay on your screen. if you take a picture of it with your phone, it will send you straight to their website where you can upload photos and videos for information that may help them but may help lead them to the suspect in that mass shooting where there's also an information center open for families of the victims of this mass shooting up there in sacramento at city hall. sacramento city hall located at 9.15, i street in downtown sacramento city staff and police are going to be there to help and the families of the victims. all right. before we go, we want show you this kind of weird thing that's going on. imagine seeing this on one of our bridges. >> the largest cast iron skillet in the world, seen here and roots to a museum in tennessee. a lot of drivers did a double take when they saw this huge scale. it passed

by. it is 18 feet wide. more than 14,000 pounds and it can fry get the state's 650 eggs at a time. it's part of an exhibit celebrating 125 years of cast iron cooking history. my goodness, i want get the think enough for something like that? >> meanwhile, people who have coachella passes can now download a free in the bloom nft. it's in the shape of a flower that blossoms on both the friday mornings of the festival. the nft is can then be cashed in for festival benefits like merchandise food. the ip upgrades. lots of things. coachella pass holders will need to download the nft by using the ftx app. the festival, of course, runs for 2 weekends starting april 15th and then again on april 22nd in indio, california. that's what happening here, you know, on earth. another big milestone for the james webb space telescope engineers have aligned all but one of the

craft's instruments. they're just waiting for a 10 billion dollar telescope to cool down to deep space temperatures. they think it should happen in the next few weeks and then now once it does, we'll be able to detect infrared signatures from distant objects like exo planets and our galaxy's. that thing is a rock star. things today. we're watching 91 there and maybe beyond that into the early part of next week. >> fingers and toes crossed get some showers and mountain snows going to be a hot one. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm noelle bellow states par for the next saturday.

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