there's people that have been on a couple of cruises. there are people who have not been on a cruise since the pandemic began. for many the images of the grand princess under quarantine in the bay in february of 2020 is one of the iconic images that marked the beginning of the covid pandemic. princess cruises says trips are resuminge company releasing a statement reading in part quote, we are committed to the health and well being. not only have our guests and teammates but to the communities we visit, passengers on board must be fully vaccinated and provide a negative covid test two days before embarking on board, the majestic sharon says crew members are following safety protocols. the passengers, the crew are all. are all backs nated and you know this. look, i feel safer on the cruise ship than i do at home. i'm covid protocols kicking kicking the place. san francisco's port says safety is a top priority appear 27 the cruise ship terminal as well. the port local health authorities, cruise lines had to work together to ensure that. agr

get received cruise ships again.here are also a lot of restrictions like everybody who is on for had to be vaccinated. had a show proof of vaccination and they had to be, you know, 2 weeks out from the last or second dose or if they did the single those they have been 2 weeks out from that. >> they also had to prove they coronavirus 2 or 3 days before they got on the ship and the port itself is also doing some things that are different when they when people get off the ship, it's going to be in and waves. so, you know, just, you know, let a group of people go off first and then give it a little time for it to disperse and they're bringing out a second group said they're going to just be doing it in ways that this way. there's not a huge group of people congregating at one time. >> and one space. and of course they have to wear a mask internally. this is such a great sign for the bay area because one of the cruise ship start about 19 months ago. we lost a lot of revenue. in fact, back in 19. i'm sorry, 2019 where am i

well, cruises are coming back to san francisco when the first ships are set to sail.ngs are slowly getting back to normal the return of cruise ships to the port of san francisco conference. has made spoke to a port official and a san francisco tourism representative and brings us all the details. >> it has been a while since we saw one of these a luxury cruise ship passing under the golden gate bridge heading to dock at the port of san francisco. the first vessel to call in the port will be the majestic princess this monday indicating that cruise ships are back. >> yes, they are. and excited about the president and ceo of the san francisco visitors and convention bureau jodi lisandro talks about what this means for the local tourism industry. but i think it's a great thing for going to have come back. it's great to have whose passengers walking restaurants and retail and and believe street is it's a very positive step forward for us. it's been 18 months since the last cruise ship. >> i was in is going in that circumstance and didn't turn out well with that with the be

no cruise ships are returning to san francisco. the boost coming to businesses. >> these cruise ships coming back with all of the events happening this weekend are a lifeline really a sign of hope for the city. >>> cruise ships are never turning to san francisco. the boost coming to businesses. >> and later, why san francisco's indoor basque rollback could cause some confusion. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> and i'm ken bastida. for baseball fans, it doesn't get much better than this. giants, dodgers, a playoff showdown. >> we are livid oracle park, about 30 minutes from the first pitch. you can just feel the excitement building. the place is vibrating right now. now the big crowd is settling in for an historic playoff series between two huge rivals. >> we have team coverage of game one of the national division series. >> let's begin on the water with kpix 5's wilson walker. he has paddled his way to mccovey cove. >> reporter: hello. we are here at mccovey cove. the wind we have been talking about all day has died down. a fe

the cruise ships are coming back. so kind of there is a light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: bob runs wipeout bar and grill at pier 39. one of the businesses looking to benefit from cruises coming back. before covid pier 39 saw around 15 million visitors per year. since the pandemic they have seen a fraction of that total and they are ready to bounce back. >> every visitor from every source of visit thaersers that we can get in the city can open up is really important for us, for everyone on the waterfront. >> reporter: stafford says cruise ships injected almost $30 million a year into the local economy, but he recognizes it won't all come back overnight, especially with staffing still a struggle in the service sector. >> businesses are pooling and sharing employees on the pier, which is, i think, a first for the property and a very smart decision on their part. >> reporter: now, passengers we spoke to say they feel safe inside majestic princess with all of the covid protocols in place. the businesses and its

cruise ships are coming back.ind of a light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: bob runs wipe out bar and grill at pier 39 one business looking to benefit from the return of cruisers. before covid pier 39 saw around 15 million visitors per year, lucky to get 25% of that total since the pandemic. now they're ready to bounce back. >> every visitor from every source of visitors we can get and the ski can open up is really important for us, for everyone on the waterfront. >> reporter: he says cruise ships injected almost $30 million a year into the local economy but he recognizes it won't all come back overnight especially with staffing still a struggle in the service sector. >> businesses are pooling and sharing employees around the pier, which is i think a first for the property but also a very smart decision on their part. >> reporter: but the good news? people say they feel safer opening up this time around. between the new protocols and the bay area's relatively high vaccination rates. the cruise ship will sta

the first cruise ship to make port here since the pandemic began. >> i am so excited. is starting to open again for us. >> reporter: sandy is a local travel advisor and says it was unfortunate that another ship, the grand princess, became an early symbol of the pandemic. stuck in oakland with sick passengers and crew unable to come ashore over fears of the new virus. >> brown, princess had a hard time in the beginning of covid. it was are unfair. they get caught out at sea when nobody knew what was going on. >> now no one gets on the ship without proof of vaccination and a negative covid test. the protocols or so struck, that what was once seen as a super spreading environment is now considered by travel professionals and cruise fans like tom barton, as the safest form of travel in the world. >> it's as safe as anything. you can go to a football fields with 40,000 people, and it's not as safe in my. as coming here on a cruise ship. >> reporter: the city is thrilled to see the ships return, as well. the year before the pandemic, cruising brought 280,000 tourists to san

there's people that have been on a couple of cruises.o have not been on a cruise since the pandemic began. um people feel very safe. everything's open entertainment is operating normally. the shows are operating for many the images of the grand princess under quarantine in the bay in february of 2020 is one of the iconic images that marked the beginning of the covid pandemic. princess cruises says trips are resuming with an eye towards safety, the company releasing a statement reading in part quote, we are committed to the health and well being not only have our guests and teammates but to the communities we visit. passengers on board must be fully vaccinated and provide a negative covid test two days before embarking on board the majestic sharon says crew members are following safety protocols we had to upload our proof of vaccinations. to make sure that you know that everybody on board is current. the passengers the crew are all are all vaccinated. and you know this. look, i feel safer on a cruise ship. then i do at home. i'm covid pro

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set sail with california's cruise line. book now at princess.com or call your travel advisor. >>> don't sfo is among three airports using a new cdc program to flag covid variants. one test can be done right away, and the other is a self- test done a few days later. the hope is to identify new variants as soon as possible and limit their spread. >>> and a live look at the motor of san francisco, where cruise him is are making a comeback tonight. there is one parked right there, the majestic princess is the first one to make port here since the pandemic began. there are plenty of precautions. no one gets on these boats without proof of vaccination and a negative covid test. so are people ready to hope back on board? >> this is as safe as anything. you can grow a football fields with 40,000 people, and it's not as safe, in my opinion, as is coming here on a cruise ship. >> yeah, cruising brought more than a quarter million tourists and their spending money to san francisco. in the year before the pandemic, 21 more ships are no

coming up cruise ship stage in a big comeback.ff baseball is in full swing as the red sox and raise battle into extra innings are joe fonzi has the highlights coming up later in sports, and you're going to find out why you're going to find out why some southwest passengers face subway has so much new i ran out of time in the last ad... so i'll take it from here. sorry steph. spokesperson refresh! refresh wait, what? subway® just upped their bread game with the help of some world-class bakers. lookin' at you nance. gotta refresh to be fresh. how many people are in this ad? that means freshly baked new artisan italian and hearty multigrain. hmm, that would go good with... seriously? i didn't even get to finish. ugh, see you next commerc... i didn't even get to finish. since the pandemic, the majestic princess cruise liner will get things started. this ktvu is kristen captain tells us the ship is expected to be the first of many more. all manner of ships criss cross, the san francisco bay and monday morning for the first time in more

they've been on two cruises since the restart this summer, but they say the ultimate world cruise iss a long time to be away from your family and your pets and your doctors >> reporter: although they did say they would consider joining for half the voyage, now this launch of a new sailing comes at a time when the cruise lines are still trying to rebound from the pandemic with delta cases trending lower in the u.s., bookings have improved for the holiday season but most ships are not sailing at full capacity, at least not yet royal caribbean is aiming to have 100% of its fleet back at sea before the end of the year, which would put it ahead of its competitors. >> what 2-year-old maybe the parents are sending them away with the grandparents. >> parents plus a kid. >> thank you very much for the first time ever an american high school basketball player has signed a shoe deal with a global footwear company 17-year-old miky williams announcing today he signed a historic deal with puma. it comes after the supreme court removed a long time ban that prevented amateur athletes from making mon

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no cruise ships are returning to san francisco.cruise ships coming back with all of the events happening this weekend are a lifeline really a sign of hope for the city. >>> cruise ships are never turning to san francisco. the boost coming to businesses. >> and later, why san francisco's indoor basque rollback could cause some confusion. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> and i'm ken bastida. for baseball fans, it doesn't get much better than this. giants, dodgers, a playoff showdown. >> we are livid oracle park, about 30 minutes from the first pitch. you can just feel the excitement building.

been 18 months since the last cruise ship. i was in service is going in that circumstance and didn't turn out well with that with the beginning of the pandemic. we will see levels that we saw in 2018 until probably 2025 this is an important step forward and we need every little bit of business that we can get him to tourism and hospitality that you back on its feet. >> now. this the first one they're expecting. 28 more cruise ships by the end of the the you know, from here until the end of the year and then hopefully for a 2022 the have like a 127 cruise ships coming to san francisco, which is again, will help the economy a lot of changes as well because we're still in the pandemic. so people who even get on these cruises. they have to show proof of vaccination. their last shot has to be yet to be 2 weeks into it from your last shot. also when you get here, there's been changes as well here on the dock. there are making people like they're going to stagger groups out so there's not what you know, there's not a whole lot of peo

. >> cruise ships are returning to san francisco today.s will sail underneath the golden gate. it is the first cruise ship to arrive here since the pandemic began. >> at 6:00, we are following your monday morning commute with high wind advisories on three of our bridges. phoenicia bridge, antioch bridge and bay bridge. >> the world championship pumpkin way off returns today. $30,000 will be awarded if a pumpkin breaks a world record of 20 350 pounds. that begins at 7:00 a.m. -- 2300 50 pounds. that begins at 7:00 a.m. >> in this morning's gma first look, the texas toddler rescued is making headlines. a three-year-old found alive, miles away from his family's home. >> christopher, is that you? and then he speaks again and you are like praise god. >> a good samaritan who found him, speaking exclusively in an interview with abc news. >> i don't know what to make of it. all i know is he was found safe and i picked him up. he was still talking. he was not shaking. he was not nervous. the things i would expect -- maybe he just sensed that i've b

the return of cruise ships to the port of san francisco kron four's. francisco tourism representative as details. >> it has been a while since we saw one of these a luxury cruise ship passing under the golden gate bridge heading to dock at the port of san francisco. the first vessel to call in the port will be the majestic princess this monday indicating that cruise ships are back. >> yes, they are. and excited about the president and ceo of the san francisco visitors and convention bureau jodi lisandro talks about what this means for the local tourism industry. but i think it's a great thing for going to have come back. it's great to have whose passengers walking in restaurants and retail him including a street is it's a very positive step for city. it's been 18 months since the last cruise ship. >> i was in service is going in that circumstance and didn't turn out well with that with the beginning of the pandemic. >> he's referring to the grand princess cruise ship. the last cruise ship into the bay was carrying passengers and crew members who endure

we are back aboard and cruising. ryan: and robert and his wife have been on seven cruises.n since the start of the pandemic, and says it is good to start traveling again. >> we love cruising. this is our escape and it is nice to get back on the ships. ryan: the cruise ship has strict covid-19 particles. everyone has to have a full covid-19 vaccination and a negative test two days before boarding. masks are required on board. >> if you are close to other people, you do need to wear our mask. where there's gatherings, you do. ryan: city officials say this could be a big boost for tourism. staff at pier 39 says most of their revenue comes from tourism. he says, not having visitors, dramatically hurt business. >> in 2020, we closed 491 days and reopened in june of 2020. we were running at 30% of normal for most of 2020. it was quite a difficult year he hopes as more cruises come to san francisco. ryan:. ryan: the tourism income will bounce back. >> every lever that the city can turn to go tourism and people back to the city enjoying the sights and sounds and experiences we have

the grand princess cruise ship was dubbed the covid cruise as it arrived with dozens of covid passengers. at that point we had no idea what was going on. it would become one of the earl signs the impact the pandemic would have on the bay area. today, though, a much different scene. this is time lapse of the majestic princess making its way into san francisco, carrying more than 2,000 passengers. the rules have changed, you can imagine. vaccinations and a negative covid test required as well as masks in all public places on that ship. >>> california is about the get dozens of new laws. governor newsom signing the bill. here are just a few. california will ban the sale on new gas-powered equipment. that includes leaf blowers, lawnmowers, generators and pressure washers. this is set to take effect by january 1st of 2024. california will allow to-go spots. california will be the first state to require gender neutral toy aisles at large department stores. the bill cause not outlaw traditional boys and girls sections. >> we really need to work against forcing kids into these boxes, and that a

yes, you are looking at a cruise ship out there. it's been a long time.e return of luxury cruise ships is expected to look like. >> plus, we have some new laws going into effect in the golden state. the bill's governor newsom signed and the rules. you have to follow. >> and those repairs. some seemed to be helping much at all. if they're doing that might be doing more the latest on the late evening sinking millennium tower. that's next. >> and those winds whipping around the bay area where you can expect to see the strongest gust will talk about that coming up next. >> san francisco's millennium tower. this was initially known as the place for downtown luxury living. but over the past 5 years it's taken center stage for a whole other reason the building has been sinking and leaning. and unfortunately, recent repairs have made the problem worse. kron four's dan kerman live downtown. >> tonight with more. dan. >> this story is just hard to wrap your head around. absolutely. i'm sure it even harder for the engineers to wrap their head around. it seems like t

let's bring in norwegian cruise line holdings ceo frank del rio.hank you for joining us. >> how are you >> very well all the better for seeing you this afternoon tell us the outlook for when you hope to be back at full sailing capacity >> the outlook is on track we have eight vessels operating as we speak. we hit our first goal through the end of third quarter we'll have 75% of the ships operating by year end and all 28 vessels operating by april 1 and so far so good if anything the world is opening up more people are getting vaccinated demand continues to be very, very strong. for the sailings we have operated thus far everything is going according to plan. protocols are in place everybody on board is vaccinated i i believe that's a competitive advantage. spending is at an all-time high so we continue to be very excited, very positive on our return to service. i think sequentially through the end of '22 and the first half of '23 every quarter gets better. consumers continue to believe that the worst part of the pandemic is behind us and they're bo

. >>> a return to normal for the cruise line industry.come sight in san francisco today. >>> tonight we are at dodger stadium with a preview of the game. good afternoon. i am allen martin. at 3:00 on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, we start with the fire dangerous and these are the areas affected right now. here is the latest numbers. 4500 customers are without power right now in solano county. 2500 in napa county and some customers in alameda are also affected. kpix 5's justin andrews is in st. helena with how people spent the morning preparing. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with said they have a backup generator for this reason alone. pg&e said 48,000 customers could be without power in 33 counties and it is a normal monday morning in st. helena where the lights are on. dry weather conditions in the forecast so pg&e alerted 40,000 customers that power could be off, stretching from alameda to sonoma county is . it is a reminder to some of the glass fire. >> mr. spent a year since we had to evacuate and everything. we are adapting to life. >>

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been on seven cruises.e says this is the first one he's been on since the start of the pandemic and says, it's good just to start traveling again. we love cruising and and this is this is our escape and it's it's nice to get back on the on the ships. cruise ship has strict covid-19. protocols according to passengers. everyone has to have a full covid vaccination and a negative test two days before boarding and while on board they say masks are required in those circumstances if you're close to other people like in the elevator you do need to wear a mask where there's gatherings you do city. will say this boost for tourism taylor staffordayt revenue comes from tourism. he says not having visitors dramatically hurt business in 2020. we were closed for 91 days and reopened in july of in june of 2020 and we were running about 30% of normal for most of 2020. it was quite a difficult year. he hopes as more cruises come to san francisco the tourism income will bounce back every lever that the city turn to get tour

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. >>> new at 3:00, cruise ships are about to make a comeback in san francisco. kpix5 reports after a year and a half, the city was hoping for big business. >> post-pandemic the first cruise ship returns to san francisco on monday morning. the majestic princess will carry more than 2200 passengers and it's going to dock here at pier 27 for a day and on wednesday two more cruise ships sailing to the port of san francisco. business leers say it's another positive step toward the economic recovery. they say restaurants, gift shops, antique stores, and under retail businesses will see more foot traffic. >> it's exciting to have the cruise ships coming back after a year of not being here. being their neighbor next door and definitely bring as lot of people into the city. eating, drinking, spending money, shopping, looking at sites, taking cabs. it'll be good for business and the economy could use it. >> anticipating to increase tourist levels in san francisco. >> reporter: kpix5. >> and looking live now at city hall. today san francisco also announced it's requiring a

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we have not seen cruise ships until right today. and now that people are being required to be fully vaccinated before boarding ships. they can sail again. in fact, we've got one in san francisco right now referred only 7 is live there with our very first cruise ship during the pandemic area. lee. >> yeah. i mean, it's a quite amazing to look at. in fact, some of the people who are jogging buyer doing their morning exercises are pausing and taking a quick picture of it and then they continue their jog. we haven't seen these cruise ships. >> for like 19 the last time was i think march 20 20. it is like just amazing to see this. in fact, let me show you some video that i got what was coming into the bay look really pretty with all the lights on and. you you have the backdrop of the golden gate bridge. and it was just cruising right into the bay. it looked to should i say majestic? yes, this is the majestic princess that is coming into port. >> but you know, the grand princess is the one that got the late biggest media hype, which is wa

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dan: for the first time in 19 months, a cruise ship is docked in san francisco. passengers disembarked for a day of sightseeing marking an important milestone. princess cruises says passengers had to be vaccinated and they must show a negative covid test taken within two days. there will be 21 cruise calls in san francisco through the end of the year and a record 127 in 2022. ama: the whistleblower has more talking to do after telling congress the company is choosing to prioritized profits over people. the oversight board wants to hear more and extended an inch or -- an invitation for her to speak. southwest airlines canceled more than free hundred 50 flights nationwide today following a weekend of disruptions. the union is in a dispute with the airline over vaccines. southwest blames a staffing shortage, bad weather and air traffic control issues. in an abc news exclusive, the ceo will join good morning america live to share his take on the situation tomorrow morning on abc 7 at 7:00 a.m. dan: this video gives you a sense of how strong the winds were today. it l

the first cruise ship coming back. i am having flashbacks during the beginning of the pandemic where we were watching this camera with all the people onboard. it just shows the progress we made here. now as we go through our day, we will see clear conditions near the coast and over the bay. mid-60s and then go into some of our inland areas also in the mid to upper 60s. tonight another chilly one with our lows dropping down to the low 40s in the north bay, and about the low 50s for the south bay. tomorrow, as we go into the afternoon, very much like this afternoon, but after that we start the warming trend. take a look at concord. our 10-day forecast, if you are making weekend plans on this monday morning, we are going to have a warm one reach into the mid-80s. could be time to open the pool back up or invite friends over. we will see the temperatures in the mid-80s feeling more like summer rather than fall. then as we go into san francisco, we are also warming up a few degrees with low 70s. we are just watching the hig

a cruise ship is once again docked in san francisco. and this ship is just the first of many to come. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm claudine wang in for garcia and i'm mike mibach. we are following some developing news here as strong, gusty offshore winds are being felt really across much of the bay area. let's begin with a look at what's happening now for 25,000 pg any customers who could lose power in a public safety power shut off, all right, let's pop up the latest map here. the purple sections marked the outages and right now we're seeing parts of solano county near vacaville neighborhoods near st helena, and customers and contra costa county near diablo and brentwood. also in that purple area, we have team coverage for you this morning or this afternoon. i should say with ktvu rosemary oroczo in the weather center right now she's going to have more details in just a few minutes, but first ktvu elissa harrington joins us live there in the newsroom with more on the areas affected. and how the wind has alread

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he feel safe to travel on these cruises. so you know, it's like welcome to san francisco and put on a coat because it's really cold right now. this wind is giving it a really big chill factor yeah. back to you guys. how funny. all right. thank you, only. yeah. just make sure giants code. not a dodgers, please. all right. so we've got the cruises going again. now the air travel has had major hiccup. southwest had to cancel. >> thousands. if you think about the weekend to today. flights delays cancellations. i mean, just today alone, we've had, what, 600, 70 flights delayed and now up hundreds canceled as well. >> in fact, that's nationwide locally 19 so far in oakland night in san jose to cancellations out of sfo was one earlier this morning. so that's already continue to climb. yeah. and you know, the mostly they fly more out of oakland. they today to san francisco. so you'll see more flights out of oakland be affected by this and southwest of was saying that there are a number of factors they were blaming the cancellations

it's been 18 months since the last cruise ship. i was in service is going in that circumstance and didn't turn out well with that with the beginning of the pandemic. we will see levels that we saw in 2018 until probably 2025 this is an important step forward and we need every little bit of business that we can get him to tourism and hospitality that you back on its feet. >> now, of course, there are changes because we're still in a pandemic. p passengers will have to show that they are vaccinated. at least 14 days before embarking on the cruise and also show proof of vaccination as well as they have to test negative for covid-19 test within 2 days of their own embark before they embark on to the ship. now, there's also been changes here at the they are also going to change a couple things. they are going to be staggering people as they get off the ship and go into san francisco. they will be staggering this way. it's not big congregations of people at one time. and of course they're going to have to wear their mask any time that th

there's people that have been on a couple of cruises.n on a cruise since the pandemic began. um people feel very safe. everything's open entertainment is operating normally. 21 more cruise ships are set to arrive at the port of san francisco this year and a record 127 cruise ships are expected to visit next year. the singapore airlines group is expanding the number of countries where people can travel without having to quarantine. it's calls the program, it's vaccinated travel lane network or v. tl and its operating in 17 different cities. travelers who have only been in v tl. cities can go from location to location without having to quarantine. singapore airlines will operate the service from san francisco, los angeles, new york and seattle, along with seven major cities in europe, starting on october 19th. it's expanding to other cities. soon all other travelers must self quarantined for 14 days before they're allowed on singapore airlines flights. the cdc has launched a pilot program here in the bay area to look for very inside the co

we worked hard to welcome back cruises safely. cruises resuming in strict complains with the -- compliance with c.d.c. and regulations. to be specific 95% of those passengers and crew members are required to be vaccinated. each cruise line has vessel specific health and safety guidelines to protect all people on board. the port cruise terminals at pier 27 and 35 are also rolling out new covid-19 protocols to ensure safety of staff, passengers and the public. the safe return of cruise is an important milestone to the city and the port economic recovery and in the revitalization of the tourism and hospitality sector. this was a city wide effort. i want to thank our director, andre coleman and department of public health and the city attorneys office. i want to thank our neighbor partners, metro cruise partners. second fleet week brought thousands of people to the water front. san francisco is the only city in the nation that's holding in-person fleet week. this remarkable. it's due to the leadership our mayor, mayor breed and our co

the port of san fr >> another sign that things are getting back to normal the return of cruise ships to the port of san francisco kron four's haaziq madyun talk with a port official and the san francisco tourism representative about the details. >> it has been a while since we saw one of these a luxury cruise ship passing under the golden gate bridge heading to dock at the port of san francisco. the first vessel to call in the port will be the majestic princess this monday indicating that cruise ships are back and this is definitely exciting. time for the port of san francisco is the deputy director for maritime at the port of san francisco and recalled in talked about how support has been working with health officials to ensure a safe return port has been working closely with the department of public health as well as other local authorities. we've also. >> received guidance from cal dph and also the cdc's guidelines sports safe resumption of cruise. >> 4 passengers have to show proof of being vaccinated to board. correct. passengers will be required to show proof of vaccination. ad

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set sail with california's cruise line.all your travel advisor. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran. happy. happy day in the bay giants course because they're making us very happy. most of us there. most of us, most of us in person like me. i've >> little bit of dodger blood going on from los is a little bit of a heartbreaker last night but tonight there's going to be another game. folks are going to be out at oracle park. it's likely going to be a little chilly. so want to bring a jacket according to dave spahr. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're talking about those temperatures that could be on the cool side, particularly at the ballpark as well that time late in the day we've already had our high that reach to that point. so it's going to be a best lower 60's falling back in the 50's for much of the game as a day where the evening starts to approach and maybe some

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