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balance going remain turn mostly sunny for a good chunk of the bay, but still quite chilly because we have that cold air upstairs. now, temperature check for you. it's 50's all over the bay. take your pick and we're at 50's everywhere. valais old. 51 in the low in got some mid 50's you can see off to the east bay and 52 for san francisco. contrast, by the way, were trailing by a couple of degrees. and that will probably be a lot of the story for today as well. want to point out this fog just briefly, this will mix out for today. very true. as the skies opened up and we will not have return of fog. it looks like tomorrow morning stormtracker 4. again, that system marched over. we're still left with kind of exhaust clouds a bit that will break up for today. your breakdown. i'm expecting some scattered clouds thrown for good measure to plead out of the south bay and some the higher elevations. but mostly sunny on balance for everybody else. highs, though, only in the 60's will be getting more to that coming up in a bit. stephanie, thank you, dave. >> happening today, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a

plane to crash in the marine headlands or the rim marin headlands rather 2 people died in that crash kron. 4 s camila barco is live in marin county this morning for us and camilla. there's still a lot of unanswered questions this morning. >> yeah, it's still unclear what caused this plane to go down. stephanie, a. >> we are at marin headlands near the golden gate bridge where around this area, the plane went down. as you can see, it's a clear day out here in moraine county. but yesterday's conditions were completely different. visibility was cut short because >> of heavy fog and that heavy fog will be taken into consideration. we're trying to figure out as to why this plane went down. i want you to take a look at the conditions that crews were dealing with when working to find that plane. you can barely notice the aircraft because of the mist and fog happening. officials say that the plane crashed into the hillside of them are in headlines at 12. 0, 09:00pm however they were

alerted about it. about 2 minutes later when the plane's emergency beacon was activated. that's a radio transmitter used in emergencies to locate planes and people in need of rescue. several agencies searched for the plane in the area where the emergency beacon had been activated. the biggest challenge for crews have or was the fog as it hampered their efforts to locate the plane. officials ended up finding the playing 2 hours later on a steep hillside away from roads or trails and inside the plane was 2 people who died. now their names have not been released at this time. officials say an autopsy will be conducted early next week, which could to help determine the cause of the crash. now details about where the plane was flying to and from have not been made available right now. we know it's a fixed wing single engine vans. rv, 10 personal aircraft, a crash near slackers hill just northwest of the golden gate bridge. not

too far from sausalito. and stephanie, today crews will be removing that aircraft from the area. so a traffic alert for drivers and cyclists officials say that they will be closing off men and roads for today as they try to remove that aircraft. and like you said, stephanie, there's still a lot of unanswered. questions at this time. this is still a developing story. and once we know more, we'll be sure to update you on air and online for now. back to you. >> yeah, thank you so much for staying on top of that story for us. camila. happening today. there will be a rally in san francisco to defend abortion rights. it will take place at the embarcadero plaza on market street near the embarcadero bart station. they will host a public discussion on potential next steps to defend reproductive freedom. as roe v wade could potentially be overturned. the demonstration runs from noon to one 30. meanwhile, in our nation's capital, law

enforcement agencies are preparing for protests outside the supreme court this weekend. massive fencing went around, went up around the perimeter of the court building after a draft of the majority opinion on roe v wade leaked the fencing is like the one placed around the u.s. capitol in the wake of the january 6 insurrection. the supreme court is located directly across the street from the capitol. bay area. congresswoman zoe lofgren and su called on the senate to pass the women's health protection act. this would make abortion or rather access to abortion. a federal law right now, democrats don't have enough votes to push the bill forward and many republican senators say they will not support it. >> doctor of choice is personal. it's private and it's serious and we should trust women to make those decisions. >> the house passed the bill last fall, but it did not make it through the senate. not all democrats support it.

california attorney general rob bonta is also speaking up. he says the fight to protect reproductive freedoms will continue. and that reproductive freedoms are non negotiable. he went on to say that if roe v wade is overturned, the consequences could be deadly. >> all people deserve. >> access 2 legal, safe. >> abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. >> you can always stay connected with kron. 4 on our website and on our free apps for the latest on the supreme court. and roe v wade to scan a qr code on your screen there. it will take you to that section of our website. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the baby formula shortage is getting worse. >> the impact on local milk banks and the action parents are now calling for.

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expected to bring out a lot of fans to celebrate the former all-star who led the giants to 3 world series championships. first pitch for that game is set for 4.15. then just about an hour later, the warriors will host the memphis grizzlies in game 3 of the western conference semifinals. >> the series is currently tied to one game. a piece tied at one game apiece, rather. this is the first home game of the series for the warriors. steph curry says that playing at the chase center is going to be a lot different than the first 2 series, 2 games of the series which were played in memphis. >> and home. it's a little bit different just because there's so much adrenaline energy and every shots like to. dow's up that into a little bit. see kind of come a body down your this you not move and not in miles an hour. and rushing for a different reason. just just so excited. >> tipoff for tonight's game is set for 5.30. if you're

heading to either the giants game or the warriors game, chp elevations and to the south. mostly is most of the bay does open up the sunny skies. a look at your cool weekend forecast called for more news content.

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our flexpath learning format helps you control the pace and cost of your master's degree. make your difference with capella university. >> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave sphar. how's it looking out there day? hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, change of seasons as what we've got going on here. not feeling too much like spring but more like fall. looks like for several days. coming up ahead, here's a live shot coming to the east bay shoreline. we see the sun starting to peer through some of these little choppy clouds left over cold air aloft. so that coupled with some on shore winds, even with the skies improving will not yield great temperatures today going to on the cool side. lots of 60's for most of real estate. the u.s. some nice patch of blue skies there, golden gate bridge temperature check. we're still in the 50's everywhere. 57 antioch, 53 livermore, east bay shoreline actually warmer in some spots and that that typical cold air grange factor there. so let's

go ahead with what future cast for has to say, clearing skies, a little pesky in some of the higher elevations. santa cruz mountains in the south bay, the clear for a time and then sunday, i know it's mother's day and all and yeah, we've got to put some scattered showers and they're just for good measure favoring the north bay with all of this and it will be cool. actually, some mountain snows come with that a little bit, too. it is even possible in some of the higher elevations say it's lena nashville shores is saying there's a possibility they might even see a little dusting of snow from all this to just kind of underscore how cool it is. okay. the winds on shore, they do start to uptick. mid-afternoon tonight. we don't have any wind advisories posted with this. they may do it later on today as they start. take a look at everything here and then we get to sunday morning around the noon hour. and another wave comes through. that's what the wave of precipitation are. very spotty as it may be, but still marching on through. so we have another system to make note of those onshore

winds. so we kind like a fall like pattern early scattered clouds, breezy 60's, some 70's inland today. now, tomorrow, it looks like it will be cooler variable clouds, sclttered clouds, scattered showers again, favoring the north and all this. we got those chilly 60's 50's at the coast. those are highs, though, next week, unsettled early part of the week. cool 60's and then 70's late in the week. and even that's nothing really great or whatever. but we'll certainly take it with more sunshine coming by the end of the week that today it's going really very where you are and timing clearing up better in the north bay, san francisco in a good chunk of the east bay, too. but that on the south, they will go with 68 for san jose, although it may be a little bit more stubborn to kind of clear out the cloud cover to the santa cruz mountains and mount hamilton. 67 going on for oakland, high temperatures today. we do have a little bit away. some lower 70's there up around the carquinez strait, extending on to the delta. 72 for conquered santa rosa at about 70. more on that in our 4 zone forecast. looking at that extended to stephanie. thanks very much, dave.

>> propose mascot change at an east bay high school is causing some controversy. concord high school could possib y move away from its minute. men mascot kron four's dan thorn spoke with parents, alumni and students. >> it could be the home of the minutemen. no a community survey seeking a name, replacement for concord high school's mascot. the current symbol showing a revolutionary war figure armed with a rifle. the new choices include crocodiles, coyotes and cows among others. i don't think i care. >> just i don't care either way. and if somebody else will strongly change it, good change right? good for the school and >> mount diablo unified schools. superintendent doctor adam clark says the district decided to move away from non-human mascots to allow for a safer and more welcoming environment for all students. one example is ignatius valley high school going from being the warriors to the wolves,

the former mascot included a native american man and a head dress opposition to the mascot. change has been circulating through an online petition. thousands have signed on saying concord high should stay. the minutemen, some concord high parents say they do not see an issue with the mascot. the minutemen doesn't seem. >> too bad that. >> coming up with a new mascot at concord high will take some time once the list is narrowed down and a plan is brought to the board, money will have to be spent to make the changes reporting in concord. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> for your health, a bay area city is near the top of the list for having one of the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the country. in her body research compiled the most recent std data from the cdc into a city by city list. kron four's amanda hari spoke with a doctor from the san francisco city clinic about the results. >> as you guys are a real problem in san francisco. new data reflects that statement

in her body researching online health and wellness guide. put together a list of cities with the highest rate of stds. >> with 3,150 cases per 100,000 people. san francisco ranked 3rd only behind jackson, mississippi and baltimore, maryland. >> this is part of a long tenure climb. >> sti rates in san francisco in california. >> across the united states, doctor, all of her bacon, a senior position at the san francisco city clinic said it's important to look at what populations st eyes affect most frequently. >> he says those include young people, young people of color, cisgender men that have contact with cisgender men, transgender people of contact with cis men and people experiencing homelessness. and we have a lot of people. >> who fall under those descriptions in san francisco, doctor bacon says the hiv rate in san francisco has declined

over the last decade. >> but the bacterial sti rate has steadily went up. he says doctors are doing what they can to address the sti rate. we test a lot recess. we test this week as much as we possibly can. which may be one reason why our numbers are so high. we're actually finding. >> a lot of sti. he says they even test a lot of asymptomatic people. he says they're trying to make testing as accessible as possible. they have expressed testing at the clinic as well as take home tests. he says another way to address the sti crisis is to prevent because are helpful in preventing bacterial sti is. >> i'm asking your partner's. hey, when's the last time you got tested? are you having any symptoms? he also recommends talking to your primary care doctor about getting the appropriate testing. >> other bay area cities on the list are oakland at number. 72 and san jose at 137 amanda hari kron. 4 news.

>> the shortage of baby formula in the u.s. is getting worse. supply chain issues were already slowing down shipments over the last few months. now, several brands of powdered formula are being recalled because of reported deaths and sickness from bacteria contamination. meanwhile, local milk banks say they are seeing a sharp increase in demand. >> the need for past raised human milk is constant. and we're actually seeing an increase of about 16% over the same time last year. >> parents across the country are calling for lawmakers to take action the shortage is caused major retailers like target walmart and walgreens to place limits on how much customers can buy at one time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> covid cases are on the rise across the golden state, including in several counties in the bay area. we tell you which counties are seeing the biggest spikes in cases.

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>> welcome back. covid cases are on the rise in california. according to the cdc, there are now more than 200 cases per 100,000 people in 4 bay area counties. hospitalization rates remain at record lows, but deaths are still

happening. kron four's rob nesbitt has more on what experts say you can do to help reverse this trend. >> the california has moved away from a color code system. the cdc still uses it to report community transmission. green furlough yellow for medium in orange for high. you can see from this map of the bay area is now considered a yellow zone to the cdc, san francisco county having the highest transmission of covid with around 278 positive cases per 100,000 people. santa are in santa clara and san mateo counties are also in the yellow time for. >> just increased awareness and vigilance around the things we've all been doing for the last couple years. mark mellman is the director of public health at san mateo county. he says cases have steadily been increasing in the last few weeks. but the hospitalizations are a lagging indicator with around 20 residents of san mateo county in the hospital with covid right now. the those systems being able to continue to function, serve us well, we're we're doing okay with that

infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the bay area going yellow is alarming in terms of the probability of catching covid but especially concerning for specific group of people who are older than 65 said. >> immune unvaccinated and an expose. he says there's still a large population who have yet to receive their first booster shot. but he hopes that changes 12 flatten the curve when it comes to treatment. doctor chin-hong says the drug paxlovid is a game changer. really prevents people from going to the hospital. even if you are unvaccinated. >> but you need to take it early enough. so within 3 days to 5 days is a sweet spot and it can prevent 88 89% of people going to the hospital. doctor chin-hong says the increase in covid cases should make employers rethink the office environment for making sure ventilation is good to limiting in-person meetings. >> in the newsroom, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4

morning news. another freeway shooting in the east bay is renewing the push for new freeway cameras. details straight ahead.

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dave spahr is ready and standing by with the latest on your weather conditions a day. a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. we have an off air conversation here and she's quick, though. she's she knew you're right. there she is. with that. >> here's the east bay shoreline. nicely lighting up as we see some of this cloud cover depart. there is still some fog. >> trying to spew across the bay a little bit. however, that too will mix out. now on balance is probably fair to call good chunk of the bay, mostly sunny. this today on balance, although in the south, it might be a little pesky in some of those higher elevation areas because we just had a little system march on through. so we're left that cold air mass particular upstairs. and that's important players we get into tomorrow into early in the week as we see some precipitation come our way. but mostly very modest and a little bit over cause medical kit. they're the onshore winds. you see him play single digits to double. now this will pick up in intensity by the mid afternoon and it will be an on shore winds so bit on the breezy to even windy in spots. temperature check for you. well, the 50's is pregnant in the 50's. a good chunk of the

bay through much of the morning hours. the breakdown for you today. 61 by 11 o'clock. 2 o'clock at 66 again, mostly sunny. the rule and at the ballpark, the giants versus the we're talking temps mid 50's with all of this. mostly sunny, breezy, chilly. the sun actually says pretty late from a so by the way, that's a san francisco giants, not the new york giants, not a football game, although and they feel that way mother's day. this is what we're looking at. plenty of clouds by that day. and there's a chance of some showers tomorrow. 60's inland 50's at the coast by monday might even have a little bit of rumbling of some thunder with a passing shower because of the upstairs colder air will get more into that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> thank you, dave. the california highway patrol is investigating a freeway shooting on 8.80 in oakland. it happened on friday. the incident adds to a growing list of freeway shootings, including the one that killed toddler jasper wu 6 months ago. kron four's gayle ong brings us the response from community leaders, including

oakland's mayor. >> the latest reported freeway shooting happened around one 15 friday afternoon on northbound 8.80, just south of broadway in oakland. according to the california highway patrol, the shooter fired at both sides of the big rig, the driver of the big rig managed to call 9-1-1 and was not injured. suspect vehicle is described as an army green jeep rubicon in recent weeks. there have been shootings on 5, 80 80 in the last year. at least 5 people have been killed in freeway shootings. since then, there's been a push for freeway cameras. technology only only reason why we can capture committing these crimes because of the deals. >> so i think is so important that we really have to finding ways is on additional cameras, crouch and oakland's chinatown. chamber of commerce president has been helping the family of jasper. wu 6 months ago. the toddler was struck and killed by a stray bullet on 8.80, chp is still looking

for the suspects. we time when they hear a in the kind of sitting on the free it will be upsetting to entire family. so normally i would try to talk to and, you know, hopefully they would much. >> but it's still sue. you know, it's still very difficult for them to out to cope with, you know, losing, you know, you only child. >> in the wake of fatal freeway shootings. oakland mayor libby schaaf supports freeway cameras. a statement to kron 4 reads in part, quote, the mayor is hopeful funding in this year's state budget being negotiated right now in sacramento. among the governor and state legislators will include resources for cameras that off and on ramps of state highways that lead into oakland. a revised budget is expected to be released on may 13 next friday. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san jose councilmember peralez is set to host a town hall on how to comes as san jose continues to

see a rise in traffic related deaths so far this year. police say there have been at least 30 deadly collisions in the city. 18 of those involving pedestrians. today's event starts at 10, 30 this morning in the city hall rotunda. later today, there will be a community event to celebrate jfk drive in golden gate park becoming car free. san francisco mayor london breed is expected to sign the legislation into law after more than 10 hours of debate, the board of supervisors approve the proposal, but disability rights group said the move to make jfk drive permanently car free would prevent those with mobility. challenges from enjoying the park's attractions. i spoke with supervisor rafael mandelman right here on kron. 4 weekend news about this just last week. and he told me moves are happening now to make improvements to the park and get the word out about parking and shuttle options. today's community celebration

starts at 11 this morning. and take a look at this video out of the peninsula. a driver tried to speed away from a dui checkpoint. this happened on el camino real in san carlos thursday night. you can see san mateo county deputies approaching with guns and flashlights and the driver backs up our he backed a part as you saw there just seconds ago and speeds away in the wrong lane. we're working to get more details about this incident from the sheriff's office. east bay. congressman eric swalwell is calling on the federal government to help crack down on retail theft rings. wallace says he wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020 while also says for every billion dollars in sales, 1 million dollars is lost to theft. it's terrorizing.

>> retail clerks, shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order will. >> swallow says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's request for aid, but the a% congressman says he's optimistic they will agree his request. a san jose man is now in police custody as a suspect in a morgan hill murder. police say they believe jordan low is responsible for the death of shy on guan officers found the woman dead in her home on monterey road in march during a welfare check lows in the santa clara county jail on a murder charge. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and oakland restaurant owner is robbed at gunpoint outside of his own business. what security cameras tell us about the crime. and today is the

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>> wrapping up the end of the workday behind your restaurant when suddenly i mean the i'm bush on and they haven't gone and they boost. and then if you have no tracks because when you wouldn't do it. and nothing you can do. >> it happened wednesday. may 4th just before 07:00pm that la perla, puerto rican cuisine restaurant on fruitvale avenue in oakland la perla has been serving customers in this area for over 5 years. he that first and something nice jose ortiz as a father who co-owns the family restaurant with his children, he says his son is one of the 3 men being robbed. the video. >> you know, everybody big rob around here, everybody, the next to but dionysus, 6 months, you know, i'm going on. so something, make the letd-up. >> here's a photo taken from the surveillance video that he says shows the suspect's vehicle. it is described as a

dark gray, newer model toyota camry. so, you know that book about. >> $1000 day, he >> jose ortiz and his family are well known in this community. here you see him with congresswoman barbara lee, attorney general rob bonta and oakland police chief leronne armstrong. he is also known for being an outspoken business leader who's fed up with crime in oakland. >> i gave all my life path. community. they're the only thing may be feeling good that no one. coming on, rob, we don't have it. you know, in action and this season come we long beach, the city. but have for the fight use and i have never seen. you see the way that you might not. >> anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact oakland police haaziq my view kron. 4 news. >> and a cold day today expected with some token 70's

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in the 148 kentucky morning line. favorite is and on with 3 to one odds. the other 19. >> including names like teva at 12 to one cyberknife at 20 to one and long shots like tis the bomb. a one dollar bet on bomb. we'll catch you 30 bucks. speaking of cash overall bets for the derby could be more than 250 million dollars. very how good, of course, is the sar out? well, they're training going into it. and what a fast race that we expected to be. the winning horse saturday will make about 1.8 million. >> the event is not void of controversy because last year, medina spirit and trainer bob baffert was stripped of the crown. >> after the horse tested positive for better methods own in a post-race sample. that substance is banned. baffert received a two-year ban from churchill downs for the violation in any horse trained by baffert can't run in churchill until those 2

years are wrapped up. medina spirit died after a workout in december of 2021. and alone who originally finished second was declared the winner of the 2021. kentucky derby. >> dave spahr is here now with your weather forecast. how's it looking out there for mother's day weekend? ok, stephanie, it is looking to be a bit on the cool side here, not just today, but particularly and mother's day tomorrow. those temperatures really dropping a bit more. it's going to be a struggle for anybody to even see 70 tomorrow. today we'll get a shot at it for those inland valleys. >> this again in the east bay shoreline start a light up very nicely. but still some leftover cloud cover. you'll notice there the forecast. if you are headed to tahoe by any chance, we've got snow in the forecast. that's right. this is early may, but we're still sneak in some out. this tells us here in the bay area, unsettled is how we'll call it from tomorrow. onward to the early part of the week. temperature check for you in the 30's, at least locking up some of that snow going on preventing as much in the way of melting. 55 for concord at

this hour. mid 50's line at the east bay shoreline. 53 for fremont. 55 san jose. it's going to pesky with the cloud cover the south. but again, the santa cruz mountains. 57 for any ocso the set up as we have a front already passover were left some cool air aloft. there are some showers developing into tomorrow which we've shown you into the part of the day that will favor the north bay a bit. but it's really going to continue on of the early part of the week. this pattern that we have here and with it today, which will notice, even though we'll have lot of sunshine. those onshore winds be a bit to a chilly chilly breeze coming with this. and as you can see, it lingers all the way through sunday into early monday, watching the major features here, the early part of the week is almost like a winter pattern. the system's drop in from the northwest. then as we start to get around tuesday is the last chances pick up some rain showers. and by the way, with that with the cold air upstairs, it's perhaps possible to get some claps of thunder in there. that's a problem because it might even come with some dry lightning is all. but who's going to

watch about that will begin on tuesday. we have a high kind of break out a little bit. we get some warming to the latter portion of the week here. and it looks pretty good as we head into next weekend there. but for this one, it could be more like a fall like forecast for you, the 4 zone for your saturday. 62 san francisco keep it in the 50's along the coast. same deal tomorrow. by the way, 62 for burlingame to the south foster city. 65 66. palo alto, the south bay, keep it in the 60's upper 60's. i grant 69 or so for morgan hill. 66 going on for cupertino. 68 santa clara mid 60's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley, even trying to get there to 70 upper 60's walnut creek checking in at 70 72 for conquered some of the warmest spots will see in the board here for today. 67 open 64 for berkeley. 63 73 for fairfield, 70 for napa. and taking my mom and a wine tour tomorrow. unfortunate looks like some rain coming our way. 70% rosa 67 for sandra fell. here it is. as we take a look at the

unsettled early part of the week, cold temperatures to lower 60's. here's the recovery. and wow, look at friday, maybe a run for 80's. stephanie, thanks very much for that update. dave. >> a rally calling for peace in ukraine is expected in oakland today. organizers also plan to bring up ways the u.s. can help bring peace to the ukraine or to ukraine. i should say the demonstration will be held at the grand lake theater on grand avenue. the rally will start at 11:00am and last until 12, 30. the united nations security council is adopting an official statement showing its support for a peaceful solution in ukraine. meanwhile, ukrainian fighters remain trapped inside a steel mill in mariupol as the russian military tries to take over the city, hundreds of civilians have been evacuated from the facility. it's believed russian president vladimir putin wants to capture the city in time for russia's annual victory day on monday. that marks the day the russians celebrate the defeat of not see germany in world

war. 2, much of mariupol has already been destroyed by russian forces who feel we would do. i'm not talking about. here the fight as ami that we have that is not being a there is nothing bad to fall it did it devastate >> that is no place. there is no it is all destroyed completely. >> you just heard from ukrainian president zelensky there. mariupol had a population of 400,000 people before the war. it's believed about 100,000 residents are still trapped. there with little food, water or electricity. well, your health, california teens may soon be able to get the covid-19 vaccine without a parent or guardian's consent. on friday, the bill passed

another hurdle reporter, a garage. paul saying ha spoke with some parents who say they're worried. >> where'd i? >> in a 7, 11 member senate judiciary committee this week moved a vacuum bill. one step closer to reality power teenagers to protect their own health by getting vaccinated. if approved california senate bill 8, 6, 6, would allow california teens to receive the vaccine without having to ask their parents medical neglect of children is real. there are far too many families. >> where the parents are simply neglect. thing. the medical care. >> child senator scott wiener of san francisco says this bill is not just about teens by passing their parents who may or may not be against the vaccine, but it will give teens freedom to make decisions for themselves. parents simply. >> can make the time. to take their kids to be back, they're working multiple jobs right now. california state law already allows teens over the age of 12 to get vaccines like

the hpv and hepatitis b without a parent's permission and also services like the reproductive health care and mental health. and this bill looks to add upon that hits a loaded subject. of course, parents in sacramento split on this topic. a young adult should be able to make that decision for themselves. >> and it's been proven safe by the fda think there's kind of young to back to understand. >> fully what's going on. currently, california is fully vaccinated. rate stands at 75%. the rate for teens 12 to 17 remains at 66% parents against this bill. understand some families might benefit from this, but they worry the child's full medical history might not be available during the vaccination process. it's a big decision and i don't think kids are ready for that yet. we don't know. long-term effects. >> when it comes to the vaccine yet. and i don't think it's right for them to do it alone. a controversial bill which give teams more say some parents worried about the unintended consequences. i think everybody's just have

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kron. 4 morning news at >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, it's saturday may 7 happy mother's day weekend to you. let's start things off by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a clearing sky picture for most places, although his shot from happened a lot cloud cover there. kind of. >> dark we should see that clear out a little bit in the afternoon. the problem spots will be the south in some of those higher tomorrow is a different story, though. we do actually have some rain that's and forecast tomorrow that will favor the north bay. but there you have it. half moon bay, kind of those gloomy skies again for right now. temperature check were in the 50's everywhere, coast inland, north south. it's all in there. we do see high temperatures, though, scratching a little bit 'n the lower 70's for some of those inland spots. we may not do that tomorrow. we're trailing by a few degrees this morning. as you can see, just about spread out over the entire beijing will notice the fog

that's just about cleared out. and it looks like it will make it return performance because cloud cover will be the bigger issue going on. there it is in stormtracker 4 kind of clearing out for right now. in its wake. we have some winds to deal with today that will keep temperatures down. we've got 63 by high noon to 3 o'clock. 67. again, some inland spots will make it to the lower 70's, but winds all this weekend. we'll be checking into all of that coming up in a bit stuff. thank you, dave. >> happening today, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a plane to crash in the headlands. 2 people died in that crash. kron four's camila barco is live in marin county for us this morning. and camila. there's still a lot of unanswered questions this morning. >> yes, stephanie, we're still waiting from investigators to hear why this plane went down. it will be some time before we get some answers. but this morning there are several roads closed where that crash site happen. we're here at marin headlands not too far

from where that plane went down. as you can see around me, the skies are clear. but stephanie, yesterday's conditions were completely different. visibility was cut short because of the heavy fog. take a look at the conditions that crews were dealing with yesterday. you can barely even notice the aircraft in this video because of the mist and fog that was happening. officials say that the plane crashed into the hillside of them ran headlines at 12. 0, 09:00pm however they were alerted about that plane and the 2 minutes later when the plane's emergency beacon with activated. now, that's a radio transmitter use in emergencies to locate planes and people in need of rescue several agencies searched for the plane in this area where the emergency beacon had been activated. but the biggest challenge for crews was the fog hampered their efforts to locate the plane. eventually officials ended up finding the plane 2 hours later on a steep hillside away from any roads

or trails. now inside the plane was 2 people died at this time. their names have not been released. officials say an autopsy will be conducted early next week, which could help determine the cause of the crash. details about where the plane was flying to and from. have not been made available right now. we know it's a fixed wing single engine vans. rv, 10 personal aircraft and it crashed near slackers hill just northwest of golden gate bridge. stephanie. that's not too far from sausalito. now today crews will be in this area removing that aircraft from where it crashed to a traffic alert for any drivers or cyclists that are headed to moran headlines. so want to make note that consul men and macaulay roads here at% headlands will remain closed for the as they try to remove that aircraft. and stephanie, of course, we're staying on top of this story to try to determine what caused this plane to crash where the plane

was headed to where it was coming from. and, of course, once we get all of those answers will be sure to update you for now. back to you. and thanks for staying on top of this story for us camila. we appreciate it. >> happening today, there will be a rally in san francisco to defend abortion rights. it will take place at the embarcadero plaza on market street near the embarcadero bart station organizers say they'll host a public discussion on potential next steps to help defend reproductive freedom. as roe v wade could potentially be overturned. the demonstration runs from noon to one 30. meanwhile, in our nation's capital, law enforcement agencies are preparing for protests outside the supreme court this weekend. massive fencing went up around the perimeter of the court building after a draft of the majority opinion on roe v wade leaked. the fencing is like the one place around the u.s. capitol in the wake of the january 6 insurrection, the supreme court is located directly across the street from the capitol. bay area.

congresswoman zoe lofgren and nsu called on the senate to pass the women's health protection act. this would make access to abortion. a federal law right now, democrats don't have enough votes to push the bill forward and many republican senators say they will not support it. >> reproductive choice is personal. it's private and it's serious and we should trust women to make those decisions. >> the house passed the bill last fall, but it did not make it through the senate. not all democrats support it. california attorney general rob bonta is also speaking up on this issue. he says the fight to protect reproductive rights will continue. and that reproductive freedoms are non negotiable. he went on to say that if roe v wade is overturned, the consequences could be deadly. >> all people deserve access. 2 legal, safe abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead

to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. >> you can always stay connected with kron 4 on our website and our free apps for the very latest on the supreme court. and roe v wade news scan the qr code that will come up on your screen in just a moment here and it will take you to that section of our website. there it is. so make sure you scan that to get to our web site. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the baby formula shortage is getting worse. >> the impact of local milk banks on local know banks and the action parents are now calling for. and after the break, one east bay high school is making moves to change its controversial mascot. details straight ahead. meow mix tasty layers

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can expect a lot more traffic in san francisco as both the giants and the warriors are playing home games. >> the games start just an hour apart. first, the diet will take on the st. louis cardinals and just before the game, the team will honor former catcher buster posey. posey announced his retirement at the end of last season. today's ceremony is expected to bring out a lot of fans to celebrate the former all-star who led the giants to 3 world

series championships. first pitch for that game is set for 4.15. then just an hour later, just about an hour later, the warriors will host the memphis grizzlies in game 3 of the western conference semifinals. >> the series is currently tied at one game apiece. this is the first home game of the series for the warriors. steph curry says that playing at the chase center is going to be a lot different than the first 2 games of the series which were played in memphis. >> different just because there's so much general and energy and every shots like to. 1000 atmosphere a little bit. see kind of. >> come a body down your this you not move and not in miles an hour. >> and rushing for a different reason. just because you're so excited. >> tipoff for tonight's game is set for 5.30. and if you're heading either to the giants game with the warriors game, chp. >> strongly encourages you to

take public transportation. they say if you must drive, please get ready to be very patient on the roadways. any plans to see the game today? dave? >> no, but i was going to say you're going baseball game where your gloves, anything that could be a bit on the chilly side and jackets and all that fun stuff. temperatures today in the upper 60's. we're looking at some scratching some lower 70's. it looks like in the inland valleys with the still some scattered clouds left over to the south in the higher elevations. you're forecast thanksgiving. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here?

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of our weather forecast with meteorologist dave spahr. how's it looking out there day? >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as you can see from your shot cloud cover and my shot here at half moon bay. the sun is trying to peer through their little bit, but it's quite stubborn. this cloud cover we've got going on tomorrow. probably different story because we'll have some scattered showers thrown in there. that will be much larger. the north. here's the golden gate bridge when some promise here and the flag is busy and it will be all day today. good strong step on shore when antioch, congratulations. you made it to 60. already. are the warmest spot on board here? upper 50's over most of the real estate is you will notice futurecast for leftover business. we get rid the cloud cover looking pretty good. today. and then as we get overnight, look, here comes from mom's day. i'm sorry. but anyway, showers corn on the north bay here. this will be some cold air aloft. so perhaps maybe some claps of

thunder maybe might happen with this even possible. saint helene, other talking about up in the north. they might even technically pick up a cosmetic dusting of snow, maybe. but there will be some of the mountains and that we can take it stops the melting process a little bit. keeps that storage up there. so the rivers can kind of catch up a little bit with the melting we've had. there's the onshore winds all day today. no wind advisory with this. yeah, it's a possibility. sometimes those higher elevations, they may post something. but here's what happens this afternoon tonight. through tomorrow with that second way. but he's talked about with some rain. this can see by high noon and just another wave of those onshore winds. again, those statements with this yet, but that's kind of organic may pop up later on. so look ahead, we're talking about early scattered clouds and breezy. looks like we're doing pretty good up here and san francisco and up to the north bay here, 60 some inland 70's today. not tomorrow. looks like it's going to all 60's and chilly 50's at the coast coupled with winds coupled with more cloud cover coupled with a little in the way some rain showers up in the north bay, particularly in as a scooting on through

san francisco, too. then for next week, unsettled early part of the week. cool 60's and 70's late in the week as we head on into the weekend, a little bit of a warm-up happens. but you wouldn't know what t e next couple of days this a 62 san francisco, but 68 san jose. 67 for oakland a little bit more. the way pesky clouds hanging around the santa cruz mountains, particularly highs today. lower 70's and the north bay off to the east bay as well where the wise take mom up to the wind tore today because tomorrow match biden's by to some rain. there, 70. >> very good advice there. thank you, dave. a proposed mascot change at an east bay high school is causing some controversy. concord high school could possibly move away from its minutemen mascot kron four's dan thorn spoke with parents, alumni and students. >> it could be the home of the minutemen. no a community survey seeking a name, replacement for concord high school's mascot. the current symbol showing a revolutionary war figure armed with a rifle.

the new choices include crocodiles, coyotes and cows among others. i don't think i care. >> just i don't care either way. and if somebody else will strongly change it, good change right? be good for the school and crazy. >> mount diablo unified schools. superintendent doctor adam clark says the district decided to move away from non-human mascots to allow for a safer and more welcoming environment for all students. one example is ignatius valley high school going from being the warriors to the wolves, the former mascot included a native american man and a head dress opposition to the mascot. change has been circulating through an online petition. thousands have signed on saying concord high should stay. the minutemen, some concord high parents say they do not see an issue with the mascot. the minutemen doesn't seem. >> too bad that. >> coming up with a new mascot at concord high will take some time once the list is narrowed

down and a plan is brought to the board, money will have to be spent to make the changes reporting in concord. dan thorn kron. 4 news >> the shortage of baby formula in the u.s. is getting worse. supply chain issues were already slowing down shipments over the last few months. now, several brands of powdered formula are being recalled because of reported deaths and sickness from bacteria contamination. meanwhile, local milk banks say they are seeing a sharp increase in demand. >> the need for past raised human milk is constant. and we're actually seeing an increase of about 16% over the same time last year. >> parents across the country are calling for lawmakers to take action. the shortages caused major retailers like target walmart and walgreens to place limits on how much customers can buy at one time. for your health. a bay area cities near the top of the list for having one of the

highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the country. in her body research compiled the most recent std data from the cdc into a city by city list. kron four's amanda hari spoke with a doctor from the san francisco city clinic about the results. >> as you guys are a real problem in san francisco. new data reflects that statement in her body researching online health and wellness guide. put together a list of cities with the highest rate of stds. >> with 3,150 cases per 100,000 people. san francisco ranked 3rd only behind jackson, mississippi. >> and baltimore, maryland. this is part of a long tenure climb. >> sti rates in francisco in california across the united states doctor, all of her bacon, a senior position at the san francisco city clinic said it's important to look at what populations st eyes affect most frequently. >> he says those include young people, young people of color,

cisgender men that have contact with cisgender men, transgender people of contact with cis men and people experiencing homelessness. and we have a lot of people. >> who fall under those descriptions in san francisco, doctor bacon says the hiv rate in san francisco has declined over the last decade. >> but the bacterial sti rate has steadily went up. he says doctors are doing what they can to address the sti rate. we test a lot recess. we test this week as much as we possibly can, which may be one reason why our numbers are so high. we're actually finding. >> a lot of sti. he says they even test a lot of asymptomatic people. he says they're trying to make testing as accessible as possible. they have expressed testing at the clinic as well as take home tests. he says another way to address the sti crisis is to prevent because are helpful in preventing bacterial sti is. >> i'm asking your partner's.

hey, when's the last time you got tested? are you having any symptoms? he also recommends talking to your primary care doctor about getting the appropriate testing. >> other bay area cities on the list are oakland at number. 72 and san jose at 137 amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news covid cases are on the rise across our state, including in several counties in the bay area. we tell you which counties are seeing the biggest spikes in cases.

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welcome back. covid cases are on the rise in california. according to the cdc, there are now more than 200 cases per 100,000 people in 4 bay area counties. >> hospitalizations remain at record lows, but deaths are still happening. kron four's rob nesbitt has more on what experts say you can do to help reverse this trend. >> the california has moved away from a color code system. the cdc still uses it to report community transmission. green furlough yellow for medium in orange for high. you can see from this map of the bay area is now considered a yellow zone to the cdc, san francisco county having the highest transmission of covid with around 278 positive cases

per 100,000 people. santa are in santa clara and san mateo counties are also in the yellow. the time for. >> just increased awareness and vigilance around the things we've all been doing for the last couple years. mark mellman is the director of public health at san mateo county. he says cases have steadily been increasing the last few weeks. but the hospitalizations are a lagging indicator with around 20 residents of san mateo county in the hospital with covid right now. the those systems being able to continue to function, serve us well, we're we're doing okay with that infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the bay area going yellow is alarming in terms of the probability of catching covid but especially concerning for specific group of people who are older than 65 said. >> immune unvaccinated and an expose. he says there's still a large population who get to receive their first booster

shot, but he hopes that changes 12 flatten the curve when it comes to treatment. doctor chin-hong says the drug paxlovid is a game changer. really prevents people from going to the hospital. even if you are unvaccinated. >> but you need to take it early enough. so within 3 days to 5 days is a sweet spot and it can prevent 88 89% of people going to the hospital. doctor chin-hong says the increase in covid cases should make employers rethink the office environment for making sure ventilation is good to limiting in-person meetings. >> in the newsroom, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. another freeway shooting in the east bay is renewing the push for new freeway cameras. we're back with the details in 2 minutes.

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cloud cover hanging around somewhat of a common occurrence. but as you see, it has an open up there just yet current track of the winds are you see him on shore in the teens and it will be a bit breezy today, even though the skies opened up, it will feeling kind of chilly if you're in the shaded area and so forth being on shore, antioch has made it up to 60, but everybody else is in the mid to upper 50's at this hour except half moon bay. 52 there. the breakdown for you today. we'll put ourselves about 63 at high noon to 3 66. but again, some of those inland areas will to pop into the lower 70's for today. the giants gain for 15 game time. temps mid-fifties and sliding from that point, mostly sunny to start off breezy chilly in some of the they fog kind of sneaking on in there, too, from other tomorrow, chile. we've got temperatures in the 60's inland, even and 50's at the coast as a chance of showers. the lion share of this will be towards the north. it looks like now. let's get back those winds here a little bit here this

afternoon. there's the pop that you can see happening well in the 20's and even some 30's. then the secondary wave with that system that brings that chance of some showers and all that. that would also below the winds into the 20's. you can see by midday into the afternoon while sonoma popped about 40 something. so it's going to be on the breezy side. there is nothing in terms of statements have been issued yet, but sometimes later, ships that the nws can sometimes change that. so to be determined, 62 san francisco, 68 san jose. the distinction here is in the south bay. it might be a little more pesky with cloud cover and also up to the santa cruz mountains and higher elevation sometimes as well. but our highs today to let's celebrate that lower 70's out there to park in a straight in the delta. also on the north bay, too, with 60's across most of the breath of the bay. by the way, we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you coming up in a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> the california highway patrol is investigating a freeway shooting on 8.80 in oakland. it happened on friday. the incident adds to growing list of freeway

shootings, including the one that killed toddler jasper wu 6 months ago. kron four's gayle ong brings us the response from community leaders, including oakland's mayor. >> the latest reported freeway shooting happened around one 15 friday afternoon on northbound 8.80, just south of broadway in oakland. according to the california highway patrol, the shooter fired at both sides of the big rig, the driver of the big rig managed to call 9-1-1 and was not injured. suspect vehicle is described as an army green jeep rubicon in recent weeks. there have been shootings on 5, 80 80 in the last year. at least 5 people have been killed in freeway shootings. since then, there's been a push for freeway cameras. technology only only reason why we can capture committing these crimes because of deals. >> so i think is so important that we really have to finding ways is on additional cameras, crouch and oakland's chinatown. chamber of commerce president has been helping the

family of jasper. wu 6 months ago. the toddler was struck and killed by a stray bullet on 8.80, chp is still looking for the suspects. we time when they hear a in the kind of sitting on the free it will be upsetting to entire family. so normally i would try talk to you know, hopefully they would much. >> but it's still sue. you know, it's still very difficult for them to out to cope with, you know, losing, you know, you only child. >> in the wake of fatal freeway shootings. oakland mayor libby schaaf supports freeway cameras. a statement to kron 4 reads in part, quote, the mayor is hopeful funding in this year's state budget being negotiated right now in sacramento. among the governor and state legislators will include resources for cameras that off and on ramps of state highways that lead into oakland. a revised budget is expected to be released on may 13 next friday. gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> happening today, san jose councilmember raul peralez is set to host a town hall on how to make the streets safer. this comes as san jose continues to see a rise in traffic related deaths. so far this year. police say there have been at least 30 deadly collisions in the city. 18 of those involving pedestrians. today's event starts at 10, 30 this morning in the city hall rotunda. later today, there will be a community event to celebrate jfk drive in golden gate park, becoming car free. san francisco's mayor london breed is expected to sign the legislation into law after more than 10 hours of debate. the board of supervisors approve the proposal, but disability rights group said the move would prevent those with mobility challenges from enjoying the park's attractions. i spoke with supervisor rafael mandelman here on kron 4 weekend news about this just last week, he told me that moves are happening now to make improvements to the park and get the word out about parking and shuttle options. today's

community celebration starts at 11 this morning. and take a look at this video out of the peninsula. a driver tried to speed away from a dui checkpoint. there he goes. this happened on el camino, real in san carlos thursday night. you can see san mateo county deputies approached with guns and flashlights and then the driver backed up hard and sped off the wrong way. the we're working to get some more details about this incident from the sheriff's office. east bay congressman eric swalwell is calling on the federal government to help crack down on retail theft rings. swalwell says he wrote a letter to u.s. jet attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. so also says for every billion dollars in sales, 1 million dollars is lost to theft.

>> it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers >> and at the end of the day, either. >> criminals are going to run up communities or law and order. well. >> says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's respect, request for aid. but the congressman says he's optimistic they will agree to his request. a san jose man is now in police custody as a suspect in a morgan hill murder. police say they believe jordan low is responsible for the death of shy on a officers found the woman dead in her home on monterey road in march during a welfare check. lo is in the santa clara county jail on a murder charge. >> and coming up, we're going to take a look at that forecast. high temperatures today. lower 70's at best is what it looks like for today. tomorrow. even cooler still

looks like as we back track into more of a flavor of fall. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. dave spahr is here with our weather forecast. how's it looking out there day? well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. from the shot that

you can at the desk, there was stephanie. we have the skies opening up nicely in the city. but and half moon bay still kind of gloomy looking here and we'll see probably some afternoon clearing a bit, although to the south, it's a little more problematic as it opened up to the north. quick check on what's going on up in the hills of the mountains. and look at this. a tahoe stays in the 30's the next couple of days. yes, more of a fall like feel in terms of what's going on. your snow showers. it looks like it's a possibility each day, but at least it keep that water locked up there. so the rivers can catch up a bit with the melton. we've had upper 50's for good chunk of the east bay for right now. 64 antioch, 57 san jose and 55 for san francisco front passed over yesterday. it brought in that cloud cover a pesky moisture hanging around a little bit. but then some showers. it looks like as we get to tomorrow with a new system in both of these guys are driving some good, strong onshore winds. check it out there. it is this afternoon. no statements with this, but they may pop later on and then we repeat tomorrow. looks like it. a good, good clip with all

of that future cast for as we watch the early part of the week. unsettled with opportunities to build on a little bit of modest snow up there in tahoe. but the 2nd half of the week, high pressure kicks in and away. we go with temperatures and not the kind of catch up a little bit. doesn't look like a heat spike but at least warming up for the weekend. 4 zone forecast. let's check in it for the saturday. 62 san francisco get used to a lot of 60's in the board here 50's at the coast. it will be even chillier tomorrow. 62 burlingame, 65 foster city. palo alto, para sixes and the south bay upper 60's. 66 milpitas east bay shoreline, mid 60's tri valley, upper 60's with all the creek popping at 70 72 for concord. 64 for berkeley of chile. 63 vallejo, but 73 for fairfield, 70 napa in 68 for petaluma. 7 day forecast. here we go. we stay in the lower 60's to finish off early part of the week. by friday. we're popping about 80. >> keep it here. we're going to talk with the new york to talk with the new york times best-selling children's ♪♪ my name is austin james.

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>> welcome back. its asian pacific american heritage month. the perfect time to learn about and celebrate the many ways asian americans contribute to our everyday culture. there's a new children's book doing just that. is a number one. new york times best-selling author. you may be familiar with her popular front desk series. he joins us here today to talk with us about her new book. yes, we will. kelly, thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much.

i'm so happy to be here. and you also brought a special guest with my daughter and i mean, how old are you? 9? >> and how does it feel to have such an amazing mom? and i understand that she also wrote a book inspired by you and other youth in the in the country. so why don't you walk us through that through the new text? yeah. so i wanted to find a book like this for nina, a book that will showcase the asian american heroes making change and our contributions to this country. but i could not find a book like this anywhere. i looked all over online in the bookstore and that's when i realized i have to write this because its 2022, how can we not have a book about asian american heroes, right? absolutely. and you know, i went to the text it actually was quite an emotional experience for me. i kind of understanding the contributions in the history of how far asian americans go back in this country. absolutely. you know, we were 20,000 chinese american immigrants help build the

transcontinental railroad. >> a lot of the laws that happened at the time. you know, the chinese exclusion act sing. we had to get out. we couldn't stay. and these people said, nope, you know, we are here. we are going to thrive. yes, we will. and then we had. and then it just goes into, you know, jeremy and but come on through. and so many amazing people have made such great change in so many different industries. >> yeah. how did you decide asian americans to feature in your text? well, i wanted to have asian americans who, you know, represent not just east asians with south asians, southeast asians, black asians, because we are not a monolith. you know, we are huge group of people from so many different cultures and backgrounds. i wanted to celebrate that. and i also wanted to pick people who had real words of wisdom for the next and also what i thought was notable about the text is the illustrations. and you also went with ap. i illustrators for this. yes. so this is a very unique book because we have 15 asian american illustrators drawing

for this book. and that's very rare. and that's because we have so many amazing people in the story. we wanted to feature a variety of styles and that really captures the essence of the book that just with so many people and we want to celebrate. this is our moment. you know, we want to replace the hate with love. and, you know, during the pandemic, we saw this surge in anti-asian how has that affected you personally? and what is your hope for young readers to pick up this book? yeah, it was devastating. you know, my kid's night, we've experienced it at the park. it was really, really hard for us. i really want to make sure people start using this as an opportunity to understand more about asian americans, asian americans, contributions to this country. ap i history is american history and being able to celebrate and come together as a community. wonderful. that's kelly. a a a. >> our award-winning new york times, best-selling author. thank you so much for being with us here today. thank you so much. this will if you

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're pesky cloud cover is what we're fighting through at the coast. that will be the story for protecting tomorrow. looks like although it looks that we in some breaks up there, just a touch, this half moon bay here, temperatures will be in the 50's through most of the weekend going on. we have the traffic coming in from the northwest. so the pacific is opened up in more of a reminiscent winter like pattern since the temperatures will be closer to winter than they will be from a and into early june temperature. check for us. we're at 60 antioch, most readings, however, in the 50's that is the mid to upper 50's for comparison of 24 hours ago. pit were trailing ago over most of the region by a couple degrees. not a whole lot. that will be kind of a chillier weekend and particularly looks like for tomorrow. 63 at high noon to 3 at 66. we've got to keep some variable clouds in here, but it really is going to depend on where you are and what time you are because of the cloud cover will kind of linger a little bit in some of those higher elevations santa cruz

mountains. tomorrow is a little bit of a different story. but today, again, early clouds, san francisco, that was they were going nice clearing job-hear breezy 62 open. 67 breezy to some windy spots. now, 68 meanwhile for san jose, stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> well, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is one new movie that's expected to dominate the box office. the inveterate has a preview of doctor strange in the multiverse of madness. >> after the massive success of spider-man, no way home earlier this year. marvel is hoping to match that success with their latest doctor. strange in the multiverse of madness. you've seen benedict cumberbatch wielding that magic cape as the charming smart, alec doctor and several marvel adventures before including his own doctor. strange in 2016. now he's out

to protect a young woman who has the power to travel between dimensions, former avenger wanda maximoff a k a the scarlet witch played by elizabeth olsen wants to steal those powers from the girl to dominate the world, causing strange trip through many a parallel multiverse to try to save her at its core multiverse of madness has everything you'd expect from a popcorn marvel offering good guys and bad guys. creatures a moral code. lots of colors and spectacle. what this also has its an overload of it all from director sam raimi who returns to the marvel stable with a full bag of tricks that he used in the first 3 spiderman movies and also to evil dead movies among others. the effects and the visuals are used to the point of being distracting. it felt like he wanted to be innovative. billy groundbreaking like christopher nolan's inception. only it just felt like a copy. a little would have been a lot

more movie as part pop, but also partly dark. it does succeed in moving the doctor. strange story forward guarantee more in the future. maybe because the characters aren't is instantly as likable as other marvel characters. it just doesn't have the warmth. the made no way home. one of the biggest box office hits of all time in less than 6 months, even with some funds surprise cameos along the way. i give this one a dean's list b minus its in theaters. only. >> hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. looks like a lot of fun. >> tech experts, meanwhile, say hackers and criminals are using people's key fobs to break into cars. a team of researchers recently looked into techniques used to hack fobs. they found a system that can amplify car fobs signals so hackers can get into your car even if you're fobs. not directly next to it. experts say there are a few things you

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by checking out the weather with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and fighting some cloud cover. we are in some selective spots. this a san jose state give an

idea what's going on. the south bay probably around the santa cruz mountains. some of the cloud cover. >> we'll be a little stubborn, though, to clear we're looking for an opportunity of a few showers, too. as we get to mother's day tomorrow, the pacific is kind of opened up for a northwesterly pattern. very much more reminiscent of the winter time pattern. unfortunately, we the the rain, but it's not coated with a lot of moisture coming our way. so it doesn't look like real copious amounts of moisture. but more kind of something to look at 50's as we got along the east bay shoreline, 60 for concord, 60 for antioch and 61 for bottles were getting some temperature movement. and again, a lot of the skies are opening up nicely. the contrast for us as a couple degrees behind in most selective spots or about 0. there are the onshore winds in place. they will be with us all this weekend with the sickly 2 ways. one this afternoon, another one happening tomorrow. the winds will probably be a little bit more active today and it will be coupled with sunshine. so it will be chilly in the shaded areas. 65 at one by 4.

we're talking 66, but again, some lower 70's possible today. we'll get more on all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thank you. dave. >> happening today, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a plane to crash in the marin headlands. 2 people died in that crash. kron four's. camilla barco is live in moraine county for us this morning. camila, there's still a lot of unanswered questions around this. >> yes, stephanie, we're still waiting to hear from investigators as to why this plane went down today. crews we'll be removing the aircraft from the crash site. and as you can see in different conditions from yesterday, it is nothing but blue skies here at marin headlands this morning. but yesterday visibility was short due to the heavy fog in the area. i want you to take a look at the conditions that crews bring dealing with yesterday when working to find the plane. as you can see, you can barely notice the aircraft because of the mist and fog happening.

officials say that the plane crashed into the hillside of them are in headlines at 12. 0, 9, p m however they were alerted about the plane crashed about 2 minutes later when the plane's emergency beacon was activated. now that emergency beacon is a radio transmitter used in emergencies to locate planes and people in need of rescue several agencies searched for that plane in the area where the emergency beacon had activated. but the biggest challenge for crews was dealing with the fog hampered their efforts to locate the plane. eventually officials ended up finding the plane 2 hours later on a steep hillside away from roads or trails inside the plane were 2 people died at the scene at this time. their names have not been released. officials say an autopsy will be conducted early next week, which could help determine the cause of the crash. now details about where the plane was flying to and from have not been. they have not been made available right now. we

know it's a fixed wing. single engine vans. rv, 10 personal aircraft, a crash near slackers. he'll just northwest of golden gate bridge not too far from sausalito. stephanie, i did mention that crews are going to be at the scene today to remove that aircraft. so a traffic alert for any drivers or cyclists. if you want to head out to run headlines just know that councilman and make pollo roads at marin. headlands will be closed today to remove that aircraft. of course, tiffany said that there are still a lot of a lot of unanswered questions. we're trying to get some answers. and as soon as we get them, we will let you know for now. back to you and camilla. thank you so much for staying on top of this stor. for us. we appreciate it. >> happening today, there will be a rally in san francisco to defend abortion rights. it will take place at the embarcadero plaza on market street near the embarcadero. bart station. they will host a public discussion on potential

next steps to help defend reproductive freedom. as roe v wade could potentially be overturned. the demonstration runs from noon to one 30. meanwhile, in our nation's capital, law enforcement agencies are preparing for protests outside the supreme court this weekend. massive fencing went up around the perimeter of the court after a draft of the majority opinion on roe v wade leaked. the fencing is like the one you see are rather placed around the u.s. capitol in the wake of the january 6 insurrection, the supreme court is located directly across the street from the capitol. bay area. congresswoman zoe lofgren and su called on the senate to pass the women's health protection act. this would make access to abortion. a federal law right now, democrats don't have enough votes to push the bill forward. and many republican senators say they won't support it. >> reproductive choice is personal. it's private and

it's serious and we should trust women to make those decisions. >> the house passed the bill last fall, but it did not make it through the senate. not all democrats support it. california attorney general rob bonta is also speaking up. he says the fight to protect reproductive freedoms. we'll continue and that reproductive rights are non negotiable. he went on to say that if roe v wade is overturned, the consequences could be deadly. >> all people deserve. >> access 2 legal, safe. >> abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. >> you can always stay connected with kron 4 on our website and our free apps for the very latest on the supreme court and the possible overturn of roe v wade. just

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>> happening today, you can expect a lot more traffic in san francisco as both the giants and the warriors are playing home games. the games start just an hour apart from each other. first, the giants will take on the st. louis cardinals just before the game. the team will honor former catcher buster posey. posey announced his retirement at the end of last season. today's ceremony is expected to bring out a lot of fans to celebrate the former all-star who led the giants to 3 world series championships. if you're going to the game, you're going to you can expect the gates to open at one 15 fans are being asked to be in their seats by 3.15, for the start of the buster posey ceremony. first pitch for that game is set for 4.15. then

just about an hour later, the warriors will host the memphis grizzlies in game 3 of the western conference semifinals. the series is currently tied at one game apiece. this is the first home game of the series for the warriors. steph curry says that playing at the chase center is going to be a lot different than the first 2 games of the series which were played in memphis. >> at home, it's a little bit different just because there's so much general energy and every shots like to. 1000 atmosphere a little bit. so you got to kind of. >> come body down your this you not move and not in miles an hour. >> and rushing for a different reason. just just so excited. >> tipoff for tonight's game is set for 5.30. if you're heading to either the giants game or the warriors game, chp strongly encourages you to take public transportation. they say if you must drive, get ready to be very patients on the roadways. dave.

>> pack your patience. saying yeah. breakdown for you. today were about 65 at 1 o'clock. still fighting through some cloud cover in some spots. even this morning and into the afternoon, a touch to 66 by 4 wins both today. tomorrow. look at that forecast of it.

>> welcome back. time for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave what can we expect this mother's day weekend? a okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're going to expect something. it's not like a spring time forecast more like and the one for you like we're going backwards in time. a little bit sitting down to the south bay and just some scattered cumulus is you will notice here. so things will improve as we get into the afternoon hours for today. there you see some blue trying to >> assert itself and the future looks like the golden gate bridge here. as you can see, looking pretty good at that note, the flag quite active. so we have the onshore winds all day today. pacific is open wide open for systems coming in off the gulf of alaska. they don't have a lot of moisture unfortunately, this pattern, we're like this and they were nice. juicy storms. hey, we can really tap into this. but having said that, it looks like a little opportunity. this other day rain shower looks like up in the north bay. by the time it gets down here. looks like that into tomorrow afternoon. a little bit here in temperatures even cooler tomorrow than today. so far we're seeing some 60's

breaking out here, concord, antioch, at 62. 61 nevado everybody else in the 50's. a chilly 52 for half moon bay. not only just because you're a water. a lot of cloud cover. we've been seeing all this morning. so speaking of the cloud cover, here's how it looks like in the 48 hour forecast clearing things up for the bay this afternoon. even with the clear skies. remember those onshore winds up? oh, here comes for mother's day. this is quite generous in painting the rain here. the focus will be in the north bay. also with the colder air aloft that could potentially in some of those higher elevations spark off. maybe a couple claps of lightning or thunder in there. maybe couple strikes of lightning along with that, too. only problem with that is sometimes this might be relatively dry rain. so that might be an issue. also, a punt all looks like snow showers not just tomorrow but into the early part of the week. not a lot quantitatively, but least will be happening. there are the winds going on this afternoon. they really uptick in the afternoon evening hours into the 20's, even 30's. we kind of do the same thing again tomorrow when this will be with a lot more cloud cover and rain. so unfortunate state

will have kind of that more stormy type field in today, which is just the spring breeze. but the chilly temperatures we've got going on here by the time we get to monday, the wind does start to settle a little bit. so this is what we had overnight first front moved on through. we're left in with the cold air upstairs and the showers brewing for tomorrow. so an early scattered cloud cover activity, breezy 60's, some inland 70's are possible. forget about it tomorrow. it's variable clouds, scattered showers, mostly to the north. chilly with 50's and 60's next week. the chilly stuff in the early part of the week clearing out for the remainder of the week and a little bit of a warm-up today. 62 san francisco, 68 san jose. 67 for oakland in a bit. we'll check into the 4 zone forecast, stephanie. all right. we'll have our life jackets and umbrellas. ready. >> a proposed mascot change at an east bay high school is causing some controversy. concord high school could possibly move away from its minutemen mascot kron four's dan thorn spoke with parents, alumni and students for their

thoughts. >> it could be the home of the minutemen. no a community survey seeking a name, replacement for concord high school's mascot. the current symbol showing a revolutionary war figure armed with a rifle. the new choices include crocodiles, coyotes and cows among others. i don't think i care. >> i just i don't care either way. and if somebody else will strongly change it, a good change right? good for the school. >> and pray mount diablo unified schools. superintendent doctor adam clark says the district decided to move away from non-human mascots to allow for a safer and more welcoming environment for all students. one example is ignatius valley high school going from being the warriors to the wolves, the former mascot included a native american man and a head dress opposition to the mascot. change has been circulating through an online petition. thousands have signed on saying concord high should stay. the minutemen,

some concord high parents say they do not see an issue with the mascot. the minutemen does it seem? >> too bad that. >> coming up with a new mascot at concord high will take some time once the list is narrowed down and a plan is brought to the board, money will have to be spent to make the changes reporting in concord. dan thorn kron. 4 news >> the shortage of baby formula in the u.s. is getting worse. supply chain issues were already slowing down shipments over the last few months. now, several brands of powdered formula are being recalled because of reported deaths and sickness from bacteria contamination. meanwhile, local milk banks say they are seeing a sharp increase in demand. >> the need for past raised human milk is constant. and we're actually seeing an increase of about 16% over the same time last year. >> parents across the country are calling for lawmakers to take action. the shortages have caused major retailers

like target walmart and walgreens to place limits on how much customers can buy at one time. for your health. a bay area city is near the top of the list for having one of the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the country. in her body research compiled the most recent std data from the cdc into a city by city list. kron four's amanda hari spoke with a doctor from the san francisco city clinic about the results. >> as you guys are a real problem in san francisco. new data reflects that statement in her body researching online health and wellness guide. put together a list of cities with the highest rate of stds. >> with 3,150 cases per 100,000 people. san francisco ranked 3rd only behind jackson, mississippi. >> and baltimore, maryland. this is part of a long tenure climb. >> sti rates in francisco in california across the united

states doctor, all of her bacon, a senior position at the san francisco city clinic said it's important to look at what populations st eyes affect most frequently. >> he says those include young people, young people of color, cisgender men that have contact with cisgender men, transgender people of contact with cis men and people experiencing homelessness. andt we have a lot of people. >> who fall under those descriptions in san francisco, doctor bacon says the hiv rate in san francisco has declined over the last decade. >> but the bacterial sti rate has steadily went up. he says doctors are doing what they can to address the sti rate. we test a lot recess. we test this week as much as we possibly can, which may be one reason why our numbers are so high. we're actually finding. >> a lot of sti. he says they even test a lot of asymptomatic people. he says they're trying to make testing as accessible as possible. they have expressed testing at

the clinic as well as take home tests. he says another way to address the sti crisis is to prevent because are helpful in preventing bacterial sti is. >> i'm asking your partner's. hey, when's the last time you got tested? are you having any symptoms? he also recommends talking to your primary care doctor about getting the appropriate testing. >> other bay area cities on the list are oakland at number. 72 and san jose at 137 amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news covid cases are on the rise across our state, including in several counties in the bay area. we tell you which areas are seeing the biggest spikes.

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green furlough yellow for medium in orange for high. you can see from this map of the bay area is now considered a yellow zone to the cdc, san francisco county having the highest transmission of covid with around 278 positive cases per 100,000 people. santa are in santa clara and san mateo counties are also in the yellow. the time for. >> just increased awareness and vigilance around the things we've all been doing for the last couple years. mark mellman is the director of public health at san mateo county. he says cases have steadily been increasing the last few weeks. the hospitalizations are a lagging indicator with around 20 residents of san mateo county in the hospital with covid right now. the those systems being able to continue to function, serve us well, we're we're doing okay with that infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the bay area going yellow is alarming in terms of the probability of catching covid but especially concerning for specific group of people who

are older than 65 said. >> immune unvaccinated and an expose. he fays there's still a large population who get to receive their first booster shot, but he hopes that changes 12 flatten the curve when it comes to treatment. doctor chin-hong says the drug paxlovid is a game changer. really prevents people from going to the hospital. even if you are unvaccinated. >> but you need to take it early enough. so within 3 days to 5 days is a sweet spot and it can prevent 88 89% of people going to the hospital. doctor chin-hong says the increase in covid cases should make employers rethink the office environment for making sure ventilation is good to limiting in-person meetings. >> in the newsroom, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. another freeway shooting in the east bay is renewing the push for new freeway cameras. details straight ahead.

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it should. it's another bad scheme for california. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour off with a look at our mother's day weekend forecast with who else dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a chilly one will be, you know, you could be excused for for getting the season here. this is a spring season. i think mother's day. well, allegedly. >> but it will feel that way

this weekend. here's a live shot at sfo. no delays and looks like we're clearing out those skies nicely heading down to the san jose state. there's a look out the window there. as you can notice. looks like the clouds start to break up there as well, though they'll be a little stubborn in some spots on shore. the winds look at that good coverage of the real estate who in the teens just about everywhere. so keep breezy in this forecast, even with the sun coming out, will shift a little little of a sugary in the shade is what i'm trying to get a little cool there. got the 60's going antioch, concord at 60 61 for nevado elsewhere. pretty much the upper 50 san carlos too, coming in 61. your breakdown. 65 at one by 4. at 66, we do have some lower 70's still possible. but again, with those winds, it will feel chillier than the temperatures protect the at the ballpark. yeah. game time for 15 temperatures in the mid 40's mid 50's. excuse me. so wear your gloves, mostly sunny, breezy and a bit chilly for

mother's day. tomorrow. we have showers in this forecast here. lots of cloud cover to deal with and 60's inland. if you're lucky 50's at the coast coming up a little bit here, we'll have the 4 zone forecast covering your saturday. stephanie. >> thank you, dave. looking forward to it, the california highway patrol is investigating a freeway shooting on 80 in oakland. it happened on friday. the incident adds to a growing list of freeway shootings, including the one that killed toddler jasper wu 6 months ago. kron four's gayle ong brings us the response from community leaders, including oakland's mayor. >> the latest reported freeway shooting happened around one 15 friday afternoon on northbound 8.80, just south of broadway in oakland. according to the california highway patrol, the shooter fired at both sides of the big rig, the driver of the big rig managed to call 9-1-1 and was not injured. suspect vehicle is described as an army green jeep rubicon in recent weeks. there have been shootings on 5, 80 80 in the last year. at

least 5 people have been killed in freeway shootings. since then, there's been a push for freeway cameras. technology only only reason why we can capture committing these crimes because of deals. >> so i think is so important that we really have to finding ways is on additional cameras, crouch and oakland's chinatown. chamber of commerce president has been helping the family of jasper. wu 6 months ago that all there was struck and killed by a stray bullet on 8.80, chp is still looking for the suspects. we time when they hear a starry are in the kind of sitting on the free it will be pete upsetting to the entire family. so normally i would try to talk to you know, hopefully they will much. >> but it's still sue. you know, it's still very difficult for them to out to cope with, you know, losing, you know, you only child. >> inothe wake of fatal freeway shootings. oakland mayor libby schaaf supports

freeway cameras. a statement to kron 4 reads in part, quote, the mayor is hopeful funding in this year's state budget being negotiated right now in sacramento. among the governor and state legislators will include resources for cameras that off and on ramps of state highways that lead into oakland. a revised budget is expected to be released on may 13 next friday. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san jose councilmember peralez is set to host a town hall on how to make the streets safer. this comes as san jose continues to see a rise in traffic related deaths. so far this year. police say there have been at least 30 deadly collisions in the city. 18 of those involving pedestrians. today's event starts at 10, 30 this pmorning in the city hall rotunda. later today, there will be a community event to celebrate jfk drive in golden gate park becoming car free. san francisco mayor london breed is expected to sign the legislation into law after

more than 10 hours of debate. the sport of supervisors approve this proposal, but disability rights group said the move to make jfk drive car free would prevent those with mobility. challenges from enjoying the park's attractions. i spoke with supervisor rafael mandelman right here on kron. 4 weekend news about this just last week. he told me moves are happening now to make improvements to the park and get the word out about shuttle and parking options. today's community celebration starts at 11 this morning. and take a look at this video out of the peninsula. a driver tries to speed away from a dui checkpoint. this happened on el camino real and san carlos thursday night. you can see deputies approaching with guns and flashlights and then the driver. he backed apart and sped off the wrong way in the wrong lane. we're working to get more details about this dangerous incident from the sheriff's office. in the east

bay, the owners of a popular puerto rican restaurant are robbed at gunpoint and it was all caught on camera kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the business owners who are calling on oakland city leaders to do something about crime in the city. >> wrapping up the end of the workday behind your restaurant when suddenly i mean the i'm bush on and they haven't gone and they boost. and if you have no tracks. >> because when you wouldn't do it. and nothing you can do. >> it happened wednesday. may 4th just before 07:00pm that la perla, puerto rican cuisine restaurant on fruitvale avenue in oakland la perla has been serving customers in this area for over 5 years. the that first and something nice jose ortiz as a father who co-owns the family restaurant with his children, he says his son is one of the 3 men being robbed. the video. >> you know, everybody rob

everybody, the golfing that may be but for di. and that's a statement. you know, i'm going on. so something, make the lead-up. >> here's a photo taken from the surveillance video that he says shows the suspect's vehicle. it is described as a dark gray, newer model toyota camry. so, you know that book about. >> and 1000 that, he >> jose ortiz and his family are well known in this community. here you see him with congresswoman barbara lee, attorney general rob bonta and oakland police chief leronne armstrong. he is also known for being an outspoken business leader who's fed up with crime in oakland. >> i gave all my life community. they're the only thing that may be feeling good that moment. coming we have new on this season we long

long beach, the for the fight use and i have never you see the way that you might not. >> anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact oakland police haaziq kron. 4 news. >> hope they find some suspects soon. east bay congressman eric swalwell is calling on the federal government to help crack down on retail theft rings. >> swalwell says he wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020 as well. also says for every billion dollars in sales, 1 million dollars is lost to theft. >> it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order. well.

>> swallow says retail crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses before the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's first request for aid, but the congressman says he's optimistic they will agree to his request. a san jose man is now in police custody as a suspect in a morgan hill murder. police say they believe jordan low is responsible for the death of shy on a one officers found a woman dead in her home on monterey road in march during a welfare check. lo is in the santa clara county jail on a murder charge. well, your health, california teens may soon be able to get the covid-19 vaccine without a parent or guardian's consent. on friday, the bill passed another hurdle reporter a garage. paul song ha spoke with some parents who say they're worried. >> where'd high. >> in a 7, 11 member senate judiciary committee this week moved a vaccine bill. one step

closer to reality power teenagers to protect their own health by getting vaccinated. and if approved california senate bill 8, 6, 6, would allow california teens to receive the vaccine without having to ask their parents medical neglect of children is real. there are far too many families. >> where the parents are simply neglect. thing. the medical care >> of their child. senator scott wiener of san francisco says this bill is not just about teens by passing their parents who may or may not be against the vaccine, but it will give teens freedom to make decisions for themselves. parents simply. >> can make the time. to take their kids to be back, they're working multiple jobs right now. california state law already allows teens over the age of 12 to get vaccines like the hpv and hepatitis b without a parent's permission and also services like the reproductive health care and mental health. and this bill looks to add upon that hits a loaded subject. of course,

parents in sacramento split on this topic. a young adult should be able to make that decision for themselves. >> and it's been proven safe by the fda think there's kind of young to to understand. >> fully what's going on. currently, california is fully vaccinated. rate stands at 75%. the rate for teens 12 to 17 remains at 66% parents against this bill. understand some families might benefit from this, but they worry the child's full medical history might not be available during the vaccination process. it's a big decision and i don't think kids are ready for that yet. we don't know. long-term effects. >> when it comes to the vaccine yet. and i don't think it's right for them to do it alone. a controversial bill which give teams more say some parents worried about the unintended consequences. i think everybody's just have their own opinion and >> we have to do whatever they want for their family in garge-paul sunga fox 40 news. >> well, for today, we'll still some cloud cover lingering just a little bit breezy conditions and

temperatures. here's the progress. lower 70's in some spots. the east bay and north bay. beyond that, mostly 60's. a look at your 4 zone forecast. we come back up.

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mother's day and i'm a type forecast and we're looking at numbers like this. a little treat. some cooler stop lower 60's, cover us for concord, antioch, 63 for the bottle. but everybody else is pretty much into the 50's san carlos. you got 62 there as well. so what has happened is the pacific is all opened up. the systems are coming out of the gulf of alaska. the only problem is they're not real. juicy don't have a lot of moisture with them to give us a nice. they're coming right direction, all that. but they're not incorporating any moisture to be coming in from the mid latitudes to kind of come together with the systems that would give us something to work with. coupled with us, we do have the skies opening up today. sure, the winds, they're going to pop a little bit by the late afternoon evening. and then tomorrow there's another wave and we're talking winds in the 20 mile per hour range. this is very close to that threshold of a wind advisory. some later shifts at the national weather service may pose or maybe for the higher elevations potentially. so stay tuned. but there's nothing that's been posted just yet. here's what happens on the maps. here we go forward. here's another way. that's tomorrow. now. sorry, mom. we've got some

rain coming and this is probably a better day to get out. do the exact outdoor activities will be find some rain drops tomorrow and it's fairly cold. if you'll notice is that does this with mountain snows but also aloft. so that means maybe some strikes of lightning or a possibility with this pick in the higher elevations. we break that up as we get to midweek, starting to warm up here with high pressure building and that's when we return to the business of the inland 70's. it looks like 4 zone forecast for you today. 62 for san francisco at the coast will keep it into the 50's for the most part and much the same tomorrow. 62 for burlingame to the south. we're still in the 60's. 66 palo alto, even in the south bay, upper 60's at that san jose at 68. 66 for cupertino, east bay shoreline mid-fifties tri valley, upper 60's walnut creek. you might pop 70 conquered at 72 parking a straight. that's the spot that normally gets the heat spike. so hence, you'll see some 70's there. 64 for berkeley, the it 63 with mother nature's air conditioner at work here. 73 for fairfield, 70 for napa and

santa rosa matching that 70 forecast. we have kind of a fall in the left-hand side of your screen here. cool showers. again. some claps of thunder, perhaps 61. now we're moving here. 68 up to 80. it looks like by friday opening up the skies very nicely, stephanie. i will have my umbrella ready. >> happening today, it is the kentucky derby. this year's race follows a controversial finish last year. aaron nolan has a preview for us. >> the site and the sounds of the fastest 2 minutes in sports is right around the corner saturday. 23 year-old horses will run for the roses in the 148 kentucky morning line. favorite is and on with 3 to one odds. the other 19. >> including names like teva at 12 to one cyberknife at 20 to one and long shots like tis the bomb. a one dollar bet on bomb. we'll catch you 30 bucks. speaking of cash overall bets for the derby

could be more than 250 million dollars. very how good a horse is. these are how well their training going into it. and what a fast race that we expected to be. the winning horse saturday will make about 1.8 million. >> the event is not void of controversy because last year, medina spirit and trainer bob baffert was stripped of the crown. >> after the horse tested positive for better methods own in a post-race sample. that substance is banned. baffert received a two-year ban from churchill downs for the violation. any horse trained by baffert can't run in churchill until those 2 years are wrapped up. medina spirit died after a workout in december of 2021. and alone who originally finished second was declared the winner of the 2021. kentucky derby. >> a rally calling for peace in ukraine is expected in oakland today. organizers also plan to bring up ways the u.s.

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already into the 60's, but the winds are going to be watching all day today. stephanie, on shore as they are. >> that's a look at the breakdown for today. we have for you highs today. we've got the lower 60's to upper 60's down south and tomorrow we're looking at a chance of some rain, stephanie, so get your outdoor activities done today for mom. mom can take that rain check will do it early for mom, ok, we're going to get it done today and into market-rate. all right. very good. thanks so much data. that's it for the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lynn, have a great day. want more from your vitamin brand?

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