if we create the conditions for it to happen again? what is it worth to americans to make sure that this never happens again. is it worth it to us as a nation to keep the fight over there so it does not come here? the risk that our soldiers take is to protect their homeland. president biden went to arlington today, and i am glad that he did. i have some friends there from iraqi and afghanistan. the bottom line is they died in defense of their nation, not in some endless war. they died to make sure that this never happens again, and i can assure you the likelihood of this and this happening again is going through the roof after president biden's decision if it is not change. plus, he is setting afghanistan on a path to deteriorate quickly and for the enemy, radical islam to reconstitute and it can be avoided with a minimal commitment compared to the past, and i am expecting the certifications owed to the congress to be delivered. and one final warning about that. if you do not comply with the law as written, and it was not written for a

there's economic conditions, business, confidence conditions, and market conditions.f we think about the cycle, that kind of cyclical movement in very simple terms, it is about going from low, depressed levels to high, elevated levels. for the economy, it is about how quickly you go back above trend in inflation. how quickly are you below average in unemployment. those things i think will happen unusually fast. that is the view of ellen zentner, our chief u.s. economist. it is about moving from caution to aggression. it is about high corporate confidence coming back. see this in business confidence surveys, but those are rapidly improving, and we think they will continue to improve. market valuations have already returned to cyclical peaks in many cases unusually fast. i think all of that is consistent with a progression happening much faster than what investors are used to. lisa: have risk assets already priced in the peak of this hotter, shorter cycle? andrew: in some cases they have. if you look at what we are forecasting for the s&p 500, my colleague mike wilson h

drought conditions which is the starker sheet of maroon. that is exceptional drought, that is the highest category, only about 5% of the state is categorized as being in exceptional drought conditions right now. we want to compare this to when we were in the peak of the last drop is back in 2014. they continue in 2015, a slow recovery, and at this point over 80% of the state was in extreme drought conditions and almost 60% of the state including almost all of the bay area was an exceptional drought conditions. now the concern is if we have another rainy season of below average rainfall, this could easily look like that, 12 months from now. we will keep looking for any hint of rain in the forecast but today all we had was fog thanks to that strong onshore winds but it finally backed away from the coast, seeing plenty of sunshine with high cloud cover now. 50 downtown, 60 in oakland but still warmer for livermore and concord in the mid to upper 70s to around 80 degrees but it is cool downtown for a dog walk. temperatures will stay in the 50s.

conditions are going to stay dry. so this is going to be in april. that was historically dry with only that one day of rainfall, which of course was yesterday. reyna john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your commute as you're heading into the city. >> from the east by right now, not tracking any major accidents or hot spots for that matter is pretty quiet out there. it will take you about 9 minutes to make it to the fremont street exit. look at the richmond sandra fell commute as you're heading not that the san mateo bridge for you as we head in a cross towards the peninsula under 11 minutes for you. so things also, let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge heading into the city. about 20 minutes. and just let you know if you are going to be taking the richmond. sandra fell bridge. it'll take about 9 minutes as you're leaving out of richmond. we'll have more on that coming up next. for now, back to the news. united states has started withdrawing troops from local areas of afghanistan. america's top general austin miller says afgh

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drought conditions for over 52 weeks and this is a historical chance. this is 120 years of data which is statistically significant. the jobs are cyclical, everything in the climate is but they have been getting longer, more frequent and deeper drought conditions have been the pattern especially over the past 50 to 60 years or so. unfortunately we don't have any rain in the seven-day forecast. we take a look at what we do have in store for us as we had closer to the weekend and just a few minutes. >>> office as governor newsom is unveiling a new plan to get california fire ready, it includes half $1 billion towards combating future wildfires. >> we have to do more in terms of forest management. we have to do more in terms of vegetation management. we have to do more getting into our forest, more suppression strategies, more prevention strategies, more regional, long- term, medium-term strategies and a greater sense of urgency than ever in contemporary california history. >> the package would include $125 million from greenhouse gas reduction funds. the o

looks like conditions are pretty good out there. visibility wise.seeing some spots of low lying cloud cover that are actually pushing right on to those hillsides on the peninsula as well as upper elevations along the eastern shore of the bay as well. so just watch when you're crossing a deer hills. that's where you're running into fog this morning. otherwise conditions out there going to clear out nice and quick and that does indeed set us up for another warm afternoon around the corner like i mentioned, not as warm as yesterday, but still clear and still looking at some toasty temperatures inland a little breezier one at the coastline today. much like yesterday do expect breece conditions along our coastal ar

starting off with conditions. pretty similar to yesterday really at this time plenty of sun already by noontime today. and we'll be looking at temperatures already having climbed into the 50's and 60's later on this afternoon. it's the return of 70's. and that's just the start even warmer weather for the rest of the week. we're talking 80's back in the forecast by tomorrow. still to come, john, thank you for that. right. as you're hitting the road this morning. let's get a look at your bridges are starting with. >> the bay bridge as you head into the city right now. this is a great we're certainly at the limit here. no major accidents or hot spots and i'm tracking at this hour, we'll take a little under 9 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit also as you travel taking the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula under 10 minutes for your drive time. there are no major delays all morning. yesterday we had great conditions across the san mateo bridge hopefully stays that way today. we leave you

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first of all, it's not condition base. secondly, one announced everyone when you're going to do these iowa senator joni ernst says the decision should be based on conditions on the ground, not targeted dates. >> i think we should not just be setting a date for the sake of the day. the senate majority leader chuck schumer says he needs more time before commenting on the president's decision. but the bottom line is i'm getting a briefing on that and i'm going to withhold judgment until i hear from the biden administration had one talk, but i need to have another. >> now. the pentagon says it's currently 2500 troops serving in afghanistan in washington, rashad hudson back to you. all right. thank you very much for coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news medical experts continue to search for answers as to why some people who survive. >> covid-19 suffer from symptoms. for months afterward. we'll have more on this when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real differen

as for conditions this morning, we are seeing a couple of pockets of fog out there overall conditions are all that foggy. it's just those couple of patches of it. most of us are actually pretty smooth sailing looking at these like this in half moon bay where you can see that horizon in front of you this morning. skies are dry. yesterday we had a line of thunderstorms that briefly work through lake in northern portions of napa county towards the close of the afternoon yesterday. what we're going to be seeing today is dry skies. high pressure still in place. mild conditions out there overall a similar once yesterday, but a less windy one and that is going make a difference in how it feels as you're getting out there still breezy, as we've noted, we're not completely out of the woods with wind. but look at the difference from yesterday, we are going to be looking at a much calmer day ahead of us today and even as winds pick up towards the tail end of the day late afternoon into evening. it's going to be nothing like those very strong gusts that we saw yesterday, couple of spots of fog en

conditions out there really dry now. but you can see the evidence of that snow on the sides of the road radar for the bay shows those dry conditions having returned. we did see some fog for the north bay this morning. that's less of a thing now. it's been a very calm start to the day. just cool and clear to start later on today. some brisk see from the coast, pick up. that's going make for a cool feel later today. so i keep the jacket with you. even as we do work our way into the afternoon with daytime highs into the 60's. the remnants of any sort of shower activity still hanging out for the southern sierra and the kern county mountains that's making its way out of the picture tomorrow. you may see a few sprinkles in the sierra foothills. but the bay area we're already on our dry trend as high pressure builds back in and today, tomorrow the rest of the week, rest of the month wrapping up on friday looking very dry. as for temperatures today are coolest of the forecast 50's to 60's for your daytime highs for the bay. i me

president trump had a 1 may date but we had conditions. what we've been trying to achieve is the taliban reject al-quaida publicly, that there's a cease fire and there's a binding peace agreement. the taliban playing very hardball. i think they believe the united states wants to walk and they've been tough in the negotiations. biden has said that diplomacy will be the center of my foreign policy and national security strategy. why aren't we putting that in play? negotiations with his conditions for a withdrawal to give our negotiators some leverage with the taliban? we have walked away from that opportunity. second thing here is we are forgetting lessons learned. ryan crocker, preeminent ambassador, said how you end a war is more important than how you started. we ended the war in iraq prematurely and we got isis as reported here very accurately. it was an absolute disaster on our part. haven't biden had a hand in that in the sense that general austin is now the secretary of defense, recommended a force of 18,000 to stay. vice president bi

this is exactly the question that the afghan people are asking you know if there are no conditions if there is nothing that joe biden says tonight about a cease fire or about a reduction in violence why wouldn't the taliban just wait until september 12th to begin you know a very hardcore offensive and try to retake the country this is the biggest fear for the people because what they've seen is that since these talks began and you know the situation hasn't gotten any better in fact the u.n. put out a report today saying that the number of civilian casualties has actually increased in this last quarter to 2021 compared to the same period last year so this is really the fear among the people is that ok you can leave you know we were expecting you to leave at some point but are you going to do that responsibly and are you going to make sure that we're not all killed as soon as you do so that is a very heavy a responsibility there terry 2 months ago nato said john solomon burke said no premature were draw does this one draw essentially now mean an admission that i've got a stance problems

, but those conditions don't inhibit them from leading their regular life. they walk into a situation with those conditions and they leave situations. you go shopping with heart disease, you leave shopping with heart disease. it sounds like what they're getting at is mr. floyd entered this interaction with a series of conditions that he should have walked away from and continued on with his life but something intervened and we know what that was, his body's inability to get oxygen. this line of questioning was dined to show the jury that he has lots of conditions, we all have lots of conditions, small and large, that don't inhibit our daily life but they might have a small impact on how we respond to a particular insult or injury. >> what about, dr. foust, staying with you, the point when the lawyer was asking him, you know, did you -- about george floyd's stomach. he said he found no pills, not even pig frag manies in his stomach, and then ultimately mentioned this toxicology testimony, how they found fentanyl and meth in george floyd's system but that wasn

now today conditions really dry out there. you can see in future cast that we are looking at abundant sunshine and clear skies today. really comfortable conditions as you step outside for thursday tomorrow. has that brisk feel a few clouds from time to time. and then the weekend really clears up starts to warm up to and by saturday. we're sitting solidly in the 70's for a very warm range of daytime highs. today's temperatures in the 50's and 60's for san francisco and her other coastal spots. well, across the rest of the bay area. it's going to be a range of 60's to even low 70's. the south bases daytime highs and campbell up to 70 degrees. san jose and santa clara close at 69 degrees. well, the east bay also 60's to 70's for your highs today with danville walnut creek and conquered officially back into the 70's after yesterday's 60's vallejo 68 napa and sonoma at 72 santa rosa also at 72 for a really nice daytime high today. tomorrow a little cooler on the brisk side as winds pick up. but then saturday and sunday come along a

condition as well as economic conditions for farmers and ranchers for growers of all types. and so that conference of strategy is set the tone for us a strategy that architect's our future facing efforts. that strategy has also been financed. this is important to note uh. because of leadership to members. the legislature leadership of the team that is here assembled and the people of the state of california bond was past number years ago. $7.3 billion has been appropriate $7.3 billion since the last drought has been appropriated. for the all of the above strategy, including by the way $2.5 million on seven large storage projects in the state in total. storage projects that have been financed or at least with $2.5 million of appropriation. have an equivalent in the aggregate storage capacity of like orville at capacity, and i'm mindful of that, because i'm mindful of the rhetoric when it comes to droughts and the ideology that shapes opinions around drugs were not ideological about our approach. we're very pragmatic about our approach. and that's why i reference and reinforce

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and as we've seen the conditions there. they're really not effective and if we look at the coach of order to report on the hotspots for instance they show that extremely expensive and not serving the original purposes of rock decision on case. instead of setting up appropriate infrastructure to deal with asylum cases in a swift manner 5 years on from when the deal was signed with or to use our operating emergency even you commissioner your own son agrees this system has to change i don't want to have. to have proper a section facilities but people should not stay for long and then. and relocation system we need to you pierre nice migration issue and to stand by each other and not leave any member state or alone. the e.u. commission has proposed a new approach to asylum under which asylum applications would be processed within days at the blocks external borders but critics fear this might lead to a situation similar. who are perceived to be hotspots all over again. let's bring in francisco brandt a nurse he is a member of t

so drought conditions all across the bay area. severe drought conditions in the north bay. we're trying to get a little rain going here and there's a system that's off the coastline. watch what happens here will put this into motion. this looks like a pretty decent storm that's knocking in the drought. but it's going to be a nice decent storm looks like as it put itself together dry over the next couple of days. then as we get the weekend, the clouds begin to roll in on saturday. and there you go. that should be a nice little soaker. the only real significant rainfall that we're likely to see in april that will be rolling on through sunday making for stormy day behind that we start to dry things out. there's another system that gets close, but that one looks like it is going to fall apart. staying it mainly far northern california and not affecting the bay area. so how much rain might we see from that storm system. not a huge amount but not bad. how about this maybe about a quarter of an inch, maybe a half an inch. plus, especially in parts of the north bay. so certainly lo

heading into the city conditions.reat under 15 minutes for your drive time to that fremont street exit as yet across towards the peninsula via the san mateo bridge we're at the limit under 14 for you there you see the richmond, sandra fell commute. that's starting to pick up a bit 13 minutes as you're driving out, heading down here south along one. oh, one to 80 here at 30 minutes as you head in the park so stay on top of those crashes. we'll have more. up next. the daria and we'll back to you. thanks a lot. reyna at 7.31 get out and i couldn't get out. get out. >> i'm not a snooze button get up. now you got to go to school. >> and then found that cereals quickly as you possibly can because they fall, they haven't had to do it all year, but now they'll have to do it today in san francisco. the kids are going back to school and sarah stinson is covering it live this morning from bret harte elementary where they should be all too happy to wake up. finally, sarah. >> dorian you to record your voice in play. that is my al

doesn't say that doesn't give out your medical condition.l to be investigated. >> but what about those who haven't yet been vaccinated or who don't have a smart phone or internet access for this digital passport. there is talk of printing cards. however, officials warned those can be lost or forged. and there are some political controversy with critics claiming the system would violate personal freedom and privacy. >> the com desk or has been controversial. we'll polly want to use term passport rather a verification vaccine verification. >> orange county health officials emphasize they're not setting the rules but following those set by the state and federal governments after all, economic recovery is based on the vaccination rollout and covid case and hospitalization figures orange county through thi no website and app would be providing the necessary vaccine verification for everyone receiving shots currently everyone getting a shot should receive a covid-19 vaccination record cards from the centers for disease control. >> chris wolfe ktla

we are looking at foggy conditions and low clouds. it's a gray start to our day across the bay area, not just along the coast and around the bay but inland as well. a live look at san francisco, you see that gray start to our day, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s this morning. 51 in concord, oakland, livermore, san jose. downtown san francisco is 49 and 48 for santa rosa. hewhat you can expect. another cool day again at the coast and around the bay but mild erin land with sunshine. very similar to yesterday. our typical spring weather pattern continues for tomorrow but then big changes as we look to our weekend, tracking a cold front that will bring return of the rain for us. cooler temperatures for our weekend saturday and for sunday, more clouds, but that widespread rain returns sunday and weare so excited about this. weather models consistently are showing wet weather returning for the bay area by the end of our weekend. another quiet day across the bay area today. as we look to our weekend, here comes our next storm system brin

checking current wind conditions. looking at westerly winds at 21 in san francisco, 16 in oakland. 14 for heyward. 13 for palo alto. 15 in concord and 14 in fairfield. really everywhere we are seeing those breezy conditions and winds gusting up to 29 miles an hour at sfo right now. as we take you through your afternoon, we are still looking at those strong winds, that strong sea breeze kicking in for us as we head through the rest of the afternoon. as we look to tomorrow the winds will be letting up a bit as we look to wednesday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> update in the 1996 case of missing student kristin smart. paul flores the man named as a prime suspect has been arrested. officials say that he was taken in to custody this morning during a search warrant at his home. smart was a 19-year-old freshman when she disappeared while walking back to her dorm after a party in 1996. her remains have never been found but she was legally declared dead in 2002. >>> in sonoma the board of supervisors has removed approval of

futurecast shows dry conditions today, dry conditions holding on into your wednesday. that will be the same on into thursday and friday. a few snow flurries up in the sierra nevada. it's not going to be amounting to much, though. there's certainly a lot of work that needs to be done up there that it just doesn't look like the rest of the season may be bringing us 50's 60's for your highs. in san francisco as well as right along the coastline today, little cooler along the coast in the bay. but our biggest difference in temperatures will really be for those warmest of spots that were in the 80's yesterday, for example, san jose and campbell, you fall from 78 yesterday to just 68 today. that's a pretty noticeable difference. 60's from fremont to hayward as well as out to the tri valley conquer down from 80 degrees to 72 today. oakland berkeley in the mid 60's at 65 degrees each while vallejo right at 70 degrees. vacaville in antioch each at 75 today, santa rosa only spot in the north bay, at least on this part of the map holding on to the 70's petaluma denticenter fell f

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the conditions of great. they've already removed what appears to be that overnight construction also a high wind advisory along the altamonte past. we'll keep a close eye on these bridges for you. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, back to the news. happening today. president joe biden is expected to announce his plans to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 11th. now it comes on the 20th rnniversary of the 9/11/2000, one terrorist attacks and washington correspondent hudson joins us live this morning with more on the president's announcement could morning >> good morning. president biden's decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan is facing bipartisan backlash here on capitol hill. and later today he'll have a chance explain his plan and full detail. america's longest war could soon be coming to an end. we have been there for far too long. president biden is expected to announce wednesday that he will order the withdrawal of all u.s. troops from afghanistan by september. >>

we may see conditions start to improve even more. no accidents or delays along the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula that's under 14 minutes for your drive time. look at the richmond sandra fell bridge out of richmond were still nice enough to limit 7 minutes. checking on things along one. oh, one and to 80 not seen any accidents or delays. 27 minutes. there. we'll have more on that throughout the morning. but for now, darya james, back to you. thanks a lot of rain is 5. '02, and our top story. a child was killed by an alleged drunk driver last night in pittsburgh. now we have video of the aftermath of that crash happened around 6 o'clock. >> on west leeland road just east of john henry johnson parkway. the driver also died in that crash along with an adult and 2 other they you of the children were hurt. the crash involved a chevy a chevrolet camaro rear ended a toyota corolla. the toyota then lost control hit a tree. the driver died and a person in the front passenger seat was seriously injured. 3 children in the

but you pair that with the windy conditions and had just does have that cool feel to it. i'll be talking more about what exactly to expect for the course here tuesday. still to come. let's go back over to you. rain john. thank you for that. so we do have some very windy conditions this morning. >> as you're heading across the bay bridge. we do have a high wind advisory in place to get to that free much the exit. it will take you a little under 10 minutes to do that at this hour. we're going to continue to closely monitor that for you. also a tad over. look at the san mateo bridge there is a high wind advisory in place for the san mateo bridge. so keep that in mind as you're traveling. we leave you with a look at golden gate bridge just something else to note. also the benicia bridge as a high wind advisory as well. so heading into the city via the golden gate bridge under 20 minutes. we'll have more on your commute coming up for now, back to the news. happening today. a marine county could become the first bay area county to hit the state's least restrictive yellow tier.

it's not just in on the county, which is facing dangerously dry conditions. the other county governor newsom declared a drought emergency is in mendocino county. carly lake mendocino is extremely low. but governor sign an executive order which includes identified watersheds natural resources and communities at risk and planning for potential drought responses. there. governor also noted that a statewide drought emergency is not his administration's plan least not right now. >> we have to target our solutions. regionally. parts of the state or in extreme conditions like this. other parts of our state are not fixed. they're in sync, the kind of extreme conditions you can't focus this state has a one size fits all solution. i anticipate being strategic and targeted in terms of the formal emergency declarations as needed. >> the governor will provide more money for drought problems in his updated state budget. that plan should be out in the next few weeks. while water control measures have not been introduced in those counties yet. there are some restrictions alr

we are looking at those dry conditions and now brown hills and mountains are. as we look to what you can expect, we okat mild weather once again today inland, still cool along the coast and around the bay due to on shore flow. we are tracking at least that ocean breeze kicking in for us, slightly cooler for all of us across the bay other. though noticing it by the water. breezy at times but the longer range model is showing how dry conditions are over the next several days. for more on water restrictions due to extreme drought, let's go to kiet do for the latest on that. >> reporter: we are here at lexington reservoir in las vegas gatt os where capacity is -- in the south bay reservoir levels are at about a third of capacity. so santa clara valley water district continued to ask for voluntary 20% reduction. starting tomorrow marin municipal water district will begin mandatory water restrictions, first time in decades. repeat violators can face hundreds of dollars in fines. tomorrow east bay mud declared stage one drought and will ask customers to voluntarily cu

now that we've seen extremely dry conditions of fact.e wind up with these totals here in san francisco. that is going go down as the 3rd driest year on record dating back a 171 years ago. that's extremely dry now you can say the same in the san jose. they've had just over 5 inches of rain. usually they've had almost 15 inches rain at this time of year oakland over 7 inches. rain. santa rosa, you've had almost 13 inches but normal is almost 35 inches of rain in the 8 inches of rainfall there, 49% of normal livermore very dry. less than 6 inches. rain. 38% of normal, extremely dry conditions around the bay area a long hot season. the head and certainly we're going to be worried about not only water but fires once again throughout the summer season. guys, back to you. >> they coming up. the deadline to file for insurance when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred,

water supply conditions are adequate, but they want to plan ahead these dry conditions continue. are a few ways you can save water simply turn off the faucet when you're brushing your teeth, if you're watering the lawn, do it between 09:00pm to 06:00am. and if you find a leak in your home fix it because that could save you gallons of water in san jose camila barco kron 4 news. >> nella. so the north bay. yeah. our continuing coverage sonoma county, local leaders there have declared well, basically a state of emergency a drought emergency they're asking the governor now to seek a presidential disaster declaration kron 4. sarah stinson is live in sonoma county with more. hi, sarah. >> lake levels are dangerously low here in the north bay. both in sonoma county in mendocino county and it has pushed to noma county board of supervisors to ask for help from the governor but asking the governor to take it a step further asking the federal government and the hope is that we can get some resources, some funding and get some help because we know it's only going to get worse. this after gov

it requires conditional use authorizes from residential care to any other use. in addition to standard c.u. findings they outlined four other findings that we must consider in reviewing this application. those are outline understand the report. when the packet was published there were none. this facility was a residential care facility in what was previously single family home that accommodated about 12 patients. opened in 20,000 and closed april 2019. it was sold to the current owner in -- sorry 2020. the new owners seeked to change from residential care to single family home. staff recommendation to approve conversion. condition on selling two units instead of one since the property is zoned rh-2. during the hearing the financial feasibility was called into question by commissioners. planning commission voted to approve conversion with only requiring one unit which is what the applicant had wanted. vote was 3-4. this is a split vote not over the conversion over whether or not to require two units per staff recommendation or just one. in addition to this applic

but nothing like the windy conditions that we saw yesterday for your tuesday. now to start out things this morning. we are still breezy, but good little bit calmer already noticeably out there and looking at conditions out in the east bay still a little on the foggy the cloudy side looking at berkeley right here. you can see cloud cover hanging out right above the east bay visibility

this is exactly the question that the afghan people are asking you know if there are no conditions if there is nothing that joe biden says tonight about a cease fire or about a reduction in violence why wouldn't the taliban just wait until september 12th to begin you know a very hardcore offensive and try to retake the country this is the biggest fear for the people because what they've seen is that since these talks began and you know the situation hasn't gotten any better in fact the u.n. put out a report today saying that the number of civilian casualties has actually increased in this last quarter to 2021 compared to the same period last year so this is really the fear among the people is that ok you can leave you know we were expecting you to leave at some point but are you going to do that responsibly and are you going to make sure that we're not all killed as soon as you do so that is a very heavy a responsibility there at area 2 months ago nato said johnson berg said no premature we're drawing does this one draw essentially now mean an admission that afghanistan's problems are

as for conditions on future cast. it's just dry out there today, tomorrow on into saturday skies will be a little bit cloudy during morning hours, but less and especially as we see temperatures warming up this weekend just going to be all about the sunshine at all about our warmer temperatures. san francisco. not a bad day today 50's to 60's for you yet again yesterday had a pretty nice feel to it today is going to be really bringing the return to that. as you will also see across the rest of the bay area with the sheriff 50's or a rather 60's and 70's for areas like the south bay with san jose at 71 santa clara right at 70 degrees east bay temperatures 60's to 70's for you to with hayward at 65 oakland. 63 danville, walnut creek and conquered each in the low 70's while the north bay in the upper 60's to low 70's as well. santa rosa back down from 72 yesterday to 68 degrees today tomorrow's temperatures just a little bit warmer. you'll notice that difference of one to 2 degrees not a huge difference just yet. saturday

dry conditions do remain today. and for the rest of the workweek before that increased chance of rainfall come the weekend. and as far as winds go, winds will be pushing in from the west and northwest, especially breezy along the coastline throughout the course of the day today. that's going to contribute to an even cooler feel than what you're going to see on our temperature maps today. so my best advice for your tuesday. it's just keep that jacket close at hand, even into the afternoon. reyna john, thank you for that. definitely very gusty and windy out there. >> like along the bay bridge right now. we do have a high wind advisory. no major accidents here. we did have an early morning one fremont street exit about under 8 minutes for you to make it to the fremont street exit for you. there's also i would advise or you need to know about across the san mateo bridge will very gusty conditions. the mission martinez bridge also has a high wind advisory. so be mindful gf that as you're traveling this morning, look at t

there's of conditions looking great.chmond, sandra fell could be at 12 minutes for your drive time looking at conditions along one o one 32 minutes as you tried to in the park to 80 also looks great 85 as well. so we'll have more on that. up next. darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot of tape, 48 right now and there are a lot of businesses almost all businesses suffered. >> in the pandemic. but the pot industry actually showed a lot of growth. yeah, which was i guess if you think about it, it kind of makes sense with kron four's. alice like ammonia reporting that nearly a dozen dispensaries in san francisco actually open their doors gave a lot of people a job when they needed it the most. >> from one street to the next closed signs are hanging up into many san francisco store fronts to count the cost of staying open during a shelter-in-place proved too much to bear. well, the hospitality industry was decimated. there was one hybrid industry that actually saw some growth in 2020 cannabis used for both medicinal and r

we are looking at quiet conditions. similar conditions to yesterday.e is a live look at the camera from the observatory. mainly clear skies to the south bay. here is a live look at the sales force camera looking south. you can see the fog rolling in. really, depending on where you are, we are in the 30s to about 50 degrees this morning. oakland coming in at 50. mid-40s in livermore, 48 in downtown san francisco, 47 in san jose, 37 with the fog in santa rosa as well. our winds are calm to light conditions to start the day. you can see the clouds as well as area of fog around the coast, around the bay and inland. santa rosa down to about a quarter mile. dense fog for you as we kick off a new week. fog at the coast, around the bay and some of the inland locations. spotty drizzle possible this morning with onshore flow. other locations inland, catching clearing already this morning. cool at the coast. this afternoon, mild around the bay and warming up inland this afternoon several degrees above average for this time of your. tomorrow, sunshine, gusty condi

even looking at conditions out here.ou can see the bay bridge. >> the in the little busy this morning under 40 minutes to that fremont street exit. we still have that hot spot, alan. hey, we're but once you get to the maze, just have to wait right here. the metering lights so you can slowly make it into the city this morning heading across towards the peninsula. they just had a traffic break here going on not too long ago. i don't know if you can see chp be on the bridge. looks like they're working on getting a hazard or something off the bridge still about 40 minutes. that may go up as traffic slowly starts to move across towards the peninsula. you're at a pretty slow crawl here along the richmond, sandra fell commute under 12 minutes for your drive. time heading at a richmond and that hot spot was telling you that we've been tracking here east 14th on and off ramp that's closed. and now we're seeing those delays asked castro valley along to 38 is the same along highway 4, although this crash they've been able to move t

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we'll continue to be looking at these dry conditions.h temperatures today will range from the 50's right along the coastline to the 60's and 70's further inland livermore concord and san jose each at 71 degrees. a look ahead in our next 7 days shows the weekend warm-up followed by what will be a much more moderate next week ahead of us. after that point today and tomorrow highs in the low 70's after this saturday, sunday and monday will be well into the 80's for the weekend inland areas on sunday. well into the upper 80's nearing 90 degrees will be side areas even tapping into the 80's come the finish of the weekend. reyna john, thank you. so they'll have a lot on this morning. we're starting in the south bay. >> well, there is some police activity that a standoff going on. so they have homes evacuated in the area of north 4th street down the air. also from east heading to east younger those streets are closed as they continue with that they're heading into the city under 11 minutes traffic starts to pick that no high wind advisories for

water supply conditions are adequate, but they want to plan ahead. these dry conditions continue. there are a few ways you can save are a few ways you can save water simply turn off the your teeth, if you're watering the lawn, do it between 09:00pm to 06:00am. and if you find a leak in your home fix it because that could save you gallons of water in san jose camila barco kron 4 news. >> and tomorrow san mateo county resume their covid mass vaccination clinic at the county event center. they put that on pause in mid-march because of a low supply. but now they say they have plenty and they can reopen that vaccination site so far they have had more than 40 45,000 san mateo county residents have gotten at least their first dose of covid vaccine. >> san francisco will likely move to the yellow tier. >> how about that? that will be a big difference. that means indoor capacity like gyms, theaters entertainment centers will be 50%. and the main changes are to bars live performances and bars. yellow tier status means they can reopen indoors without serving food and they'd be at 25% capacit