dennis, maureen's widower was quite helpful.on not only spoke to me but he helped me in things where i needed a blood relative. i was able to get into nancy's school records going back to kindergarten because ron got friends to police them to me -- release them to me. i spoke to nancy's stepbrother. susan: let's focus on the white house years. that is the subject of the book. before the white house years, there will several -- there were several campaigns for the presidency. they were painful for nancy reagan. you wrote that she remembered the 1976 campaign were poignantly than any of the successful campaigns. why was that was so hurtful? karen: it is important to know that going into politics was something that neither of them would have envisioned when they fell in love in the early 1960's. susan: did i read that jane wyman described him as incessantly talking about politics? karen: at that time he was still a new deal democrat. but he is the head of the screen actors guild. there are union politics. they boarded the life out

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> that is so cool off that what inspiration.at wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 likely inspired you to stay for kron 4 news at 6 i i mean, blasting off into the news at 6 ken catherine are here with that. take it away, guys. thank you. grant a just coming up at 6 o'clock a tragic story in the east bay, a man and his baby daughter. >> killed in a fire and it is being investigated as arson tonight. we're hearing from the victim's family for the first time as police look for suspect. >> also for the first time since last winter, highway, one in big sur is finally open after it was closed because of a massive mudslide and we're there as governor newsome celebrated the reopening plus the tracking the rain that is heading to the bay area. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. coming up next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> didn't know. hot even have >> now it's 6 friends and family coming together to remember and oakland father and his baby daughter killed in a fire last weeke

maureen kelly kron 4 news all right. weather time. it was windy there where maureen was. this is a live look outside. >> our studios in san francisco flags going palm trees blowing, although it was a pretty nice day in the big picture yeah. hardly a cloud in the sky laurent's, what do we have to look forward to chase was yeah. i know with no rain. unfortunately going to be making his way in our direction anytime too soon. but we're going to see a whole lot of nice weather. beautiful out there right now. a little hazy. this little from a moisture off the ocean here making its way on shore in the san francisco around the rest. the bay area. >> they are seeing some rain in the sierra nevada and some snow up there as well. you see that little swirl in the atmosphere is that low pressure center starts to move a little bit further to the east. so. winds. yes, still blustery and pas and spots but not as windy as it was yesterday. but still generating some of the snowfall across the sierra nevada, maybe another one or so inches of snow expected overnight tonight. it's tomorrow as

maureen naylor live force tonight, maureen. thank you.w has the lowest rate of new coronavirus cases in the continental u. s that's according to the centers for disease control at 40 per 100,000 on lee, hawaii is lower at 39 cases. per 100,000. the state is averaging about 2000 new cases per day. test positivity is down a tick to 1.5% hospitalizations are down to about 2100 people. coming up here. his family says that he was healthy. alameda police say he suffered a medical condition during his arrest and later died. now a bay area family is fighting to get some answers. plus fires have forced these homeowners out of their homes two times over the past four years. today, they got a little help preparing their property to beam or fire resistant this year. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are pay

maureen kelly talked with megan mcarthur seen right here. high school principal who flew all the way across the country to watch her former student lift off. >> as the space ship blasted off into the predawn sky. the retired principal of mountain views saint francis high school watched in person from nasa's kennedy space center as her former student left the planet. it was absolutely spectacular against the dark knight. megan mcarthur is one of 2 american astronauts on board. the other 2 coming from france and japan. all 4 headed for the international space station for a 6 month stint macarthur is sitting in the same pilot's chair as her husband bob behnken who made the same journey in the same crew dragon capsule last year. this time he will be the one to solo parent. the couple 7 year-old son while his wife is away cutting tennant says it's a little surreal watching the woman she met as a teenager ascend in such a dramatic fashion. she always knew she wanted to do this he's done it but they're still that sense of a lack of reality that it

. >> kron four's, maureen kelly reports from the san mateo county courthouse where the defense team blames coronavirus for the holdup in their investigation into alleged juror misconduct. >> scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005 for the murders of his wife, lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes dujury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second allegation involving the same juror that there was a domestic violence attack on her. >> that we were not aware of that apparently was in court, which she did not. tell anyone about did not reve

kron four's maureen kelly has the story.ott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005. >> for the murders of his wife, lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second allegation involving the same germ that there was a domestic violence attack on her that we were not aware of. but in-person questioning has been stalled because of covid-19, which is why the defense has asked for and was granted a 3rd extension nice has previously denied

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> let's talk weather this monday at 5 o'clock.ive look at the golden gate bridge. a warm day across the bay area. not quite as hot as what we saw over the weekend, man, you are not kidding. you said it was going to be toastie. call high. don't play around with my weather yeah, certainly it was toasty around bayer's those temperatures getting very warm outside. but now things begin to change. we're going to see that change all around now is getting more of a sea breeze kicking in those temperatures came down a little bit today. we're going to see that more drastically. i think as we head in toward tomorrow out of the golden gate bridge right now. we've got mostly clear skies. you do see that the breeze blowing in the wind there with the flag. but more of that on the way high pressure kind of breaking down. and so suddenly these clouds beginning to creep closer and closer to the coastline. and not only that, we've got a weak weather system that's going to move overhead that will likely generate a whole lot of wind right now, just ki

. >> is launching a hotline for chinese language four's maureen kelly reports the goal is so victimsnesses can feel more comfortable reporting crimes to police. >> just my last chance and then say your. >> country. derick tan says this happened at the ferry building in late march after his attacker tried to steal his phone while tim was working at a pop-up version of these chinatown. candy store. i was say i'm the lucky ones because i'm didn't get we. >> on injury and they tack. really set to what's happening in our temps talking about the rise of hate crimes against asian americans that have escalated in this country and that increase in violence born at a prejudice is behind the san francisco police department's launch of an anonymous tip line for monolingual cantonese and mandarin speakers. the police and an asian and pacific islander american community group that advocated for the hotline have been passing out these flyers in order to spread the word about this new resource to the asian community has a problem of reporting. language problems. they they were scared of retaliation.

. >> our first maureen kelly reports. >> pfizer says none of the 12 to 15 year olds who got the shotsr clinical study contracted the virus and the kids side effects to the 2 doses were similar to those felt by young adults 14 year-old granddaughter so if you're excited to see that u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says, well, this is a small study of less than 2300 kids and it has not yet been vetted by other scientists at the data holds up. it could mean adolescents from 12 to 15 could join the rest of the 16 plus crowd already okay to get the shots before school starts in the fall and getting more of the population inoculated against the virus helps us in the battle against the pandemic because everyone that susceptible to the virus is also a potential variant factory. we're not only protecting those children that were protecting society as a whole. >> from the transmission of the virus. to people are more susceptible to it in the it. but we're also protecting society from. factories. it is the development of new variants that could really throw a monkey

they say they hope to be able to ease some of these restrictions down the line, maureen kelly kron 4s. >> and make sure you join crowd for this saturday night for spring training report, special sports director jason dumas us will give us an in-depth look at the a's and giants rosters n what you can expect from either team this season. you can check out the judge preview 10:00pm saturday followed immediately by our ace preview. still to come tonight at 5 reopening the gates 6 flags magic mountain is finally welcoming people back to the park. >> what measures are in place to keep thrill-seeker safe and who's ready for a little fun in the sun and the beach. we will have a live report from the santa cruz beach boardwalk on. >> what you might expect. if you're planning a trip there. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. well, we'll see a little lesson in the coming days. the clouds are well, the rise are moving again. some of them anyway. the santa cruz beach boardwalk, popular park gets back in business after. >> being all but shut down for more than a first, fladeboe lucky enough to be

maureen kelly kron 4 news. police are calling on the public for help connection with a suspected hate crime against a woman of asian descent. this is in los gatos at what makes this case even more disturbing as kron four's. rob fladeboe reports is that the victim? >> is a health care worker. >> as a person of both asian and pacific islander descent. i've been watching with shock and dismay. the continuing acts of violence and hate being directed towards people who like los gatos police chief peter decena taking to the internet this week in connection with the march 30th attack on a 40 year-old woman a filipino descent by a man on a bicycle as she walked here along los gatos boulevard near garden lane. >> she's one of our medical heroes and was dressed scrubs without provocation. the victim was shot from behind causing her to fall to the ground. was falling. she heard someone say go back to expletive, china. >> the woman was not seriously hurt but the incident calls to mind the reason behind citizen patrols in s

maureen kelly reports. >> according to police the 7 month-old baby was pronounced dead after being broughte to the e r at cp emcees vanasse hospital on responsive with signs of trauma by an adult male caregiver now murder charges have been filed against joseph jerome williams. according to the williams had been arrested twice before on suspicion of felony. domestic violence involving a woman who is not the baby's mother, but those charges were dropped in part because the woman told police she started the fight and did not want to prosecute and evidence could not prove williams was criminally responsible intervention should have happened. >> that baby and not have to die supervisor. catherine stefani says she was already hearing concerns from domestic violence advocates. >> about dha dean not filing charges in felony. domestic violence cases. she got this data from the police chief that shows in the last quarter of 2020 of the 131 felony domestic violence cases da's office did not file charges in 113 of those cases. >> which is very shocking to me. it was very surprising she's introducing l

maureen kelly kron 4 news. all right. weather time as we get a live look outside on this friday night. at downtown san francisco. time to say cheers to the weekend. yes, and let's see what the weather has in store for us this weekend. our chief meteorologist joining us now with a look. >> hot weather seems to be kind of past us now yeah, boy, more cool. that was quite the little heat wave we have here but looks like things are really changing felt the sea breeze today that we're temperatures developing around the bay area. and that's where we sit now. those. >> cooler temperatures going to be rolling on in right through the weekend. so outside we go in there. we are. we've got some clouds above some high clouds that some low clouds and fog. lot of that has backed off. but as we head through the night. yeah. likely going to see some of that make returns. so be prepared. some low clouds and fog and make these little bit thick out there on the satellite image. you can see the cloud bank moving in along the coastline is not f

maureen kelly kron 4 news to the east bay. now, if a side show appears on the streets of oakland this weekend. police say they're going to be ready for them. >> last week inside shows were a big problem for officers. but the opd tells or kron four's haaziq why that won't be the case this weekend. >> illegal fireworks in the air above. >> you decide below. >> this was the scene last week didn't know. the citizen app video captured it all. however, oakland police say when it comes to sideshow enforcement this weekend. bigs will be different. >> you will see more officers on the street this weekend. the chief has just authorized a full deployment of our side show detail enforcement. this really goes back to resources. we need the rhsources to be able to continue to keep the city of oakland santa unanimous vote from the oakland city council has given opd the funding. they say is needed to better handle the sigal problem you that just slight chill detail before sigal is still a problem. >> how are you going have what's different no

maureen kelly has the story. >> according to police, a 7 month-old baby was pronounced dead after being brought here to the e r at cp emcees vanasse hospital on responsive with signs of trauma by an adult male caregiver now murder charges have been filed against joseph jerome williams. according to the williams had been arrested twice before on suspicion of felony. domestic violence involving a woman who is not the baby's mother, but those charges were dropped in part because the woman told police she started the fight and did not want to prosecute and evidence could not prove williams was criminally responsible intervention should have happened. >> that baby and not have to die supervisor. catherine stefani says she was already hearing concerns from domestic violence advocates about dha dean not filing charges in felony. domestic violence cases. she got this data from the police chief that shows in the last quarter of 2020 of the 131 felony domestic violence cases da's office did not file charges in 113 of those cases. >> which is very ng to me. it was very surprising she's introducing

is still the best number to call inean emergency. >> maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> all right. now time for our 4 zone forecast as we get a look live outside san francisco's embarcadero. if you could see off in the distance. the bridge traffic would be heavy. i honestly have no idea yet. we need to really get it is friday going to be a warm weekend and large you always like talking about. >> trading in your dress flops. yeah.%if you have a pink pair of you could do a little match, might have to loan your mind that had in your view that the whole thing. don't think haha a beautiful look, very, very nice. thank you. hey, you know what, we're whatever you want this weekend. you're going to just enjoy the probably the coolest spots. the temperatures are really going to be heating up outside. >> got a couple patches of fog along the coastline toward the golden gate bridge. little bit of a sea breeze blowing there. and again, a little busy out there on the roads today. temperatures today, a little cool in the san francisco 55 degrees still below average in oakland 61. then you start

kron four's maureen kelly reports how one family was victimized twice over 2 days. >> these mugshots show the 2 suspects arrested. police say their crimes spanned a dizzying number of cities, south san francisco, san bruno, san mateo millbrae belmont san carlos in hayward over the course of roughly 14 hours. san mateo police say the first victim was an elderly woman whose purse was snatched during an evening stroll along central park on saturday. surveillance cameras caught images of 3 suspects. police say were using the victim's stolen credit cards and several stores. they also showed the gold minivan. they were driving the man in the gray hoodie a possible accomplice in the fraud is still on the loose sunday morning. the same victims daughter then becfme victimized as well. herself. her car was stolen from outside her san mateo home. it turns out her mom kept a spare key in the purse was stolen. police say a private surveillance camera with a license plate reader confirmed the gold minivan was used in the heist. the gold minivan driven by 2 suspects was reported by multiple san mat

san francisco police department has launched a hotline for chinese language speakers kron four's, maureen kelly went along with law enforcement and other local leaders as they work to spread the word about this new resource that has meant to make potential witnesses and victims more comfortable coming forward. they can leave their information anonymously. that's commander daryl fong from sfpd new community engagement division checking in with a comment street merchant. he was joined by the captain of the richmond station supervisor connie chan and many police officers on this neighborhood safety walk one goal to help spread the word of a recently launched anonymous tip line for monolingual cantonese and mandarin speakers. they're handing out these fliers with the tip line number. but it's not a substitute for 911. they can lead their information. they can report things anonymously. >> it's the report presents basin says which may not rise to level of a hate crime. but they may be victimized in terms of some sort of president's base or. >> hate speech type of incidents or they may be a wit

crime spree spanning several cities on the peninsula and the east bay now behind bars kron four's maureen kelly has more on that. >> police say these are 2 of the suspects arrested in connection with a series of crimes including auto theft purse, snatching and credit card fraud in a dizzying amount of cities south san francisco, san bruno, san mateo millbrae belmont san carlos and hayward over the course of roughly 14 hours this weekend. san mateo police say the first victim was an elderly woman out for an evening stroll along central park on saturday. a car pull that. >> in your purse from her. there's no struggle. she wasn't injured at all. and then they fled when the victim went to cancel her stolen credit cards. she'd found they've been used in several stores which led police to find 3 suspects captured on surveillance camera them narrow the suspect vehicle descript a gold minivan sunday morning between 7 and just after 09:00am several peninsula. law enforcement agencies. >> reported multiple instances of robberies, including 2 suspects in a similar vehicle with somebody pumping gas a

that its covid vaccine is 100% effective in kids between the ages of 1215 years old, kron four's, maureen kelly talked to an infectious disease expert. he says if all goes well, that means that tweens and more teens could be lining up to get their shots before school starts in the fall. >> pfizer says none of the 12 to 15 year-old who got the vaccine in their clinical study contracted the virus and the kids side effects to the 2 doses were similar to those felt by young adults the fact that they responded so >> that was very nice to see you. see berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says, well, this is a small study and it hasn't yet been vetted by other scientists. if the data holds up, it could mean adolescence from 12 up could join the rest of the 16 plus crowd already okayed to get the shots before school starts in the fall and while it's true, children are far less likely to die or get seriously ill from covid-19 the pandemic has been tough on them. they're afraid of this. >> you know, they're they're seeing their teachers, their parents, their grandparents. >> al

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> a big story in the north bay. the windsor town council has voted to remove mayor dominic foppoli. the mayor's accused of sexually assaulting 6 women. one of whom is a current councilwoman kron 4, sarah stinson reports for poli is maintaining his innocence. >> i have my head held high because i know deep in my heart that have done nothing criminally wrong and will eventually be cleared. i'm not without fault. >> but i'm not a criminal. but there's already a recall effort in the works. there's a website. you can see it on your screen now we've reached out to the person spearheading this haven't heard back yet because right now there's nothing the town council can do to get him out of office unless he's recalled or convicted of a crime it became intense at the windsor town council special meeting. the council voted 2 to one in this meeting calling on the mayor to step down police say that you love windsor. >> then resign, resign, resign. you absolutely discussed me right now the allegations of assault from 6 differen

kron four's maureen kelly has more. >> depending on covid rates. they will gradually expand capacity from 20% to 75% in their next phase and allow non vaccinated employees in the building. they do eventually expect to reopen at full capacity at some point signs of the pandemic's devastation can be seen all around sales force tower from nearly deserted streets to shuttered restaurants. one resident who moved to the downtown area right before the pandemic has mixed feelings about the idea of her neighborhood once again becoming a busy virat location. so hopefully folks will still be able to keep their space. >> and so, you know, follow precautions i mean, i'd love to see a little more life >> to the city as well. the executive director of the bay area council economic institute says. >> while the downtown sector won't suddenly spring back to the way it used to be. this announcement is a step in the right direction. maybe it takes a year. so to kind of get back to a feeling of full employment. >> but i still i'm hopeful that this this is a signal of a

i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> single day passes for outside lands on went on sale this morning and sold out in minutes. the popular music festival in golden gate park was canceled last year because of the pandemic. but in october it will return. organizers say anyone who bought a ticket does need to know they could possibly be exposed to the coronavirus. they're still working on safety guidelines. it's not clear yet for example, whether people attending will have to show proof of being vaccinated or be tested before going in. >> the bay area's very but of course, smith, you know, events like outside lines without an ocean. this a layer of, you safety. you worried about a lot of visitors bringing risk from other areas. if things move along in the way they have been moving by that many people hopefully would have been vaccinated. >> yeah, well between now and october, of course, the guidelines could change. >> berkeley city leaders say they are now the first in the nation to require their police department to chronicle the use of militarized equipment kron four's haaziq madyun talked

maureen kelly talked to ucsf doctor.e's actually written to state health officials arguing that californians should be allowed to go outside mask free. >> why? because there's a lot of data now showing us that outdoor transmission is very low and especially of course, in the setting of our low key says that we have here in the bay area in california. but even without that, there was an hour's time study from ireland that showed about one in a 1000 times missions are likely to occur outside. and then there an analysis done by some of us. some people at ucsf that showed the rate of getting a covid-19 outside as much lower. why? because you have all that ventilation ucsf infectious disease expert doctor monica gandhi says the world health organization only advocates wearing a mask outside. >> if you cannot keep. but this is a 3 feet from other people that it's not in crowded rallies where people are yelling and they're around each other's pass the time to wear masks right now. >> but outdoors more when you're like outdoor e

but for as maureen kelly, she reports the city's public health officers requiring those fans. we're showing up to bring more than just their tickets to get in. >> one week from friday will be the first time in 18 months that fans will be able to go inside oracle park and watch a ballgame and the giants say they've been missed while covid-19 kept them out of the stands last opening day. the 2021 season home opener. it's going to look a lot different than 2019. first off, they're opening up to 22% capacity here at the ballpark which translates to roughly 8900 fans seated in socially distanced parts and those who are aged 12 or older are going to be expected to bring physical proof that they are fully vaccinated with either a hard copy of their vaccine card or a photo of it that shows they are 14 days out from their last shot or have proof that they had a negative covid test result within the last 72 hours. of course there is an app for that. this will be checked during random inspections here at the gate. this requirement is being laid down by the san francisco's public health o

kron four's maureen kelly has the story. at this point.clear if it was shot by a traditional bow or crossbow. >> but this is a picture of the arrow that impaled of the t a bus driver in the back. the santa clara sheriff's office says it happened not far from the alum rock transit center. the driver was on a break, taking a walk with another driver in a residential area on the 2600 block of sierra grande way in what's being called an unprovoked attack. it's a targeted attack. >> and often we have people showing bone marrow is outside in public in that case. but this is a targeted attack and we're looking into the case. if it is a hate crime or not. >> deputy russel davis wouldn't specify the reason is considered a possible hate crime. but the drivers union president confirms that both workers or seek. and we're wearing turbans. the victim has been released from the hospital and is now recovering at home with his just is. >> is in disbelief that this could happen and you know, by the grace of god. he's he feels that he's you know, he's it. y

and seeing two young children maureen and then also thomas jr. who had been born just a few weeks after after his father was killed. and ida wrote about seeing the young daughter go over to the closet. she wrote the baby daughter of thomas too young to express how she misses her father. toddlers over to the wardrobe seizes the legs of her father's letter carrier uniform and hugs and kisses them. with evident delight and then she stretches up her little hands to be taken up in the arms. that will never more class for. this was the kind of story that had never been told about lynching victims the crowd at lyric hall was in tears. it was one of the most powerful speeches ever given the time about lynching. and it's sort of set right on the course that would lead her to the instrumental in the founding the end of aacp. add to the speech she said do we ask for? what she had one? she said a public sentiment strong against lawlessness must be aroused. every individual can contribute to this awakening. when a sentiment against lynch law strong deep and m

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside right now atolden gate bridge traffic moving along at a good clip. >> so is the wind. you can see the american flag blowing there kind of cool day in the bay. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with no complaints. i mean what it's a little cool. yeah. a little cool here. they've actually got some snow in the sierra nevada. how about that is because that low's kind of spinning around out there is help to whip around some of winds around the bay area today. so yeah, it's been gusty along the coastline, especially no some of those gusts over 30 miles per hour with the skies looking good. nice and clear out toward the golden gate bridge in clearing out. >> across much of the bay area. now temperatures running below the average cool off in san francisco 56 for the high only 60 in oakland today. san jose at 65 degrees to close to 7 in conquer than it's 72 degrees. and centros. but chad. ted well inland to get those temperatures moving up in the 70's for today. so that's where we sit right now. we'

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maureen naylor. live force tonight, maureen. thank you. the gilroy garlic festival is just one of a handful of barrier festival set to resume this here. tickets for san francisco's outside lands festival will go on sale tomorrow. the three day concert is set for halloween weekend. california health officials say is the festival dates get closer. they'll continue to provide specific guidance for the events. we're in a fantastic position right now that we can't even talk about outside lands. it needed a such a fixture of san francisco every fall, so it is super exciting to me as acting health officer but also as a person that, you know, loves these events. bottle rocket. napa county has announced plans to go ahead over the labor day weekend. other major festivals, including coachella and stage coach initially tried to reschedule their shows, but finally decided to just push them back until next year. a pretty nice day today temperatures about his woman's we're going to see for a while, we had low nineties, check out fearful that 92 antioch i

frank maureen naylor live force tonight, maureen. thank you.ates increasing in the number of daily cases dropping. some doctors are beginning to raise the question of whether it's ok to lift mascot mandates for people when they are outside, doctor say, transmission risk is low outside, which is why they've always said outdoor meetings or safer than indoors. some states have already started to drop mask mandates. just today, minnesota's high school league said that. student athletes would not have to wear masks when playing a sport. of course. experts also warned that the situation you're in plays a big role on whether or not you should have a mask on outside. joining us out to talk more about this is dr peter chin hung, infectious disease specialist at ucsf and peter. we always appreciate you coming on the show, and this is a very interesting question. i want to know your thoughts. when is it okay to start dropping the mask mandate outside. well, chrissy and i think it goes back down to something you just said, which is that context is everythi

maureen, i'm giving public comment. hi, superintendent matthews, president lopez. i would offer just a perspective as a parent who has an 8th grader. i did give praise to the district. wonderful job giving us all our notice. we were excited to learn where our 8th graders were going to go school on monday. i really think the district went above and beyond in makes that seamless for families. what i want to offer is that in the next four days, a number of my friends are going to be deciding whether to go to private school or whether they go to sfusd and the big question they have is to be frank, they don't necessarily trust that the board is going to follow through with full five days of education in the fall and for working people and women in particular who overwhelmingly leaving the workforce, they might choose a sacred heart or adrew if they give them money because they know their kids need to be back in the fall. that's the way i choose to view this. but i have to say i hope you all are talking to actual parents and families because in the next week, they're goi

maureen kelly reports from the san mateo county courthouse where the defense team blames coronavirusr the hold up on their investigation. >> into alleged juror misconduct. >> scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005 for the murders of his wife lacy and their unborn son, connor. but because the california state supreme court overturned his death sentence finding that the original trial judge made mistakes during jury selection. a new jury will decide if he deserves the ultimate punishment, the same higher court also ruled that a woman selected for the original jury richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. she taken out while pregnant herself. so now first, san mateo county judge has to decide if that merits peterson a whole new trial. the defense team is now investigating a second allegation involving the same juror that there was a domestic violence attack on her. >> that we were not aware of that apparently was in court, which she did not tell anyone about did not reveal to u

both are now in jail facing a slew of charges. >> maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> the fda and cdc have hit the pause button on the johnson and johnson vaccine after 6 reports of a rare but severe blood clot in patients. the white house covid cordinator says this is just an example of the fda putting the public safety first and they say they only expect the pause to last just a matter of days. doctor anthony fauci says those who received the j and j vaccine more than a month ago shouldn't worry re the time frame. when this occurs, it's pretty tight. >> from the few days, 6 to 13 days from the time of the vaccination. >> for now, the biden administration says it doesn't have any concerns about the other vaccines produced by pfizer and moderna. president biden also says his goal of vaccinating americans is still on schedule despite a pause on the johnson and johnson vaccines. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> started off their season slow. but they've won 4 out of 5 games games coming into today's matchup with the diamondbacks looking for the short two-game swee

maureen kelly kron 4 news. coming up tomorrow, the 93rd oscar awards ceremony.o we will go there to hollywood to check out how they're getting venue prepared ahead of time for what should be a pretty unusual. >> award. show. >> happening tomorrow. the 93rd annual academy awards ceremony and we have waited longer than usual for this year's oscar week end to arrive. but hollywood is now getting ready to bring this pretty a terrible year at the box office i often ending. they have a lot of cool stuff planned and reporter mark mester is at union station where preparations for a very different academy awards are now under way. >> from outside of union station. it's the home to this year's academy awards. the 93rd to be exact and because of covid-19 will, of course, be seeing a lot of changes. >> lights camera and action. we'll hold special meaning for this year's academy awards shot by committee. what does that mean? it means it's going to be shot in 24 frames per second and a widescreen format. but even some over the shelter shots. >> no one knows what it's going to

this happened in walnut creek and it included walnut creek city hall kron four's maureen kelly shows us the damage and has reaction from police. >> spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unrest target. police and referenced the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say kill cops as officers here want to quickly take pride in our city. we take pride in the service we provide or community. >> and to the graffiti through our downtown area. is vulgar towards us. this is no not a great feeling. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 people wearing all black. their faces covered. >> the march down the center of the main corridors of the business district starting around 09:00pm. >> you can see it in action in this surveillance video is sum breakaway to spray paint the cost of the destruction is estimated to run in the thousands, possibly 10's of thousands of dollars. many banks were also

maureen kelly kron 4 news. coming up next, we're going to take a look at the very dangerous fire conditions and the south and what's being done to try to overcome. >> plus, we'll also hear from the family of oscar grant about the similarities between the shooting in minneapolis and the death of dante right. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. to say that we are in desperate need of rain. anything falling from the sky would be an understatement right now. >> but researchers over at san jose state found out that conditions are dangerousl

kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> according to police the 7 month-old baby was pronounced deadter being brought here to the e r at cp emcees vanasse hospital on responsive with signs of trauma by an adult male caregiver now murder charges have been filed against joseph jerome williams. according to the da's office, williams had been arrested twice before on suspicion of felony, domestic violence involving a woman who is not the baby's mother, but those charges were dropped in part because the woman told police she started the fights and did not want to prosecute. and the evidence could not prove williams was criminally responsible intervention should have happened. >> that baby and not have to die supervisor. catherine stefani says she was already hearing concerns domestic violence advocates. >> about dha dean not filing charges in felony. domestic violence cases. she got this data from the police chief that shows in the last quarter of 2020 of the 131 felony domestic violence cases. da's office did not file charges in 113 of those cases. >> which is very shocking to me. she's

maureen kelly talked with the principal of megan mcarthur's high school who flew across the country.> to see her former student left off. >> as the space ship blasted off into the predawn sky. the retired principal of mountain views saint francis high school watched in person from nasa's kennedy space center. that's what she wanted to do it. there. she was doing it. i my heart was in my throat. >> it was just the most spectacular experience in a moment in i will never forget. megan mcarthur is one of 2 american astronauts on board. the other 2 coming from france and japan off for headed for the international space station for a 6 month stint macarthur is sitting in the same pilot's chair as her husband bob behnken who made the same journey in the same crew dragon capsule last year. this time he will be the one to solo parent. the couple 7 year-old son while his wife is away. >> macarthur who previously flew on a space shuttle mission to repair the hubble telescope in 2000, 9 inside the space x capsule endeavor after friday's like a baby bird here re-learning how to move around microg

maureen. kelly reports on how one family was victimized twice over just 2 days. >> police say these are 2 of the suspects arrested in connection with a series of crimes including auto theft purse, snatching and credit card fraud in a dizzying amount of cities south san francisco, san bruno, san mateo millbrae belmont san carlos and hayward over the course of roughly 14 hours this weekend. san mateo police say the first victim was an elderly woman out for an evening stroll along central park on saturday. a car pull that. >> in your purse from her. there's no struggle. she wasn't injured at all. and then they fled when the victim went to cancel her stolen credit cards. she'd found they've been used in several stores which led police to find 3 suspects captured on surveillance cameras and help them narrow the suspect vehicle description to a gold minivan sunday morning between 7 and just after 09:00am several peninsula. law enforcement agencies. >> reported multiple instances of robberies, includ

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> still ahead, the first week of the derek chauvin trial wrapped up today. we'll have the latest developments. >> and big change in the weather this weekend. we're going to check out the city where you live. what you know to expect the holiday weekend. >> and still ahead sports. the stanford women's team is back in the national title game kron four's kate rooney will show you how they got there in thrilling fashion. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> there's just nothing like march. the stanford women vying for a spot in the national title game today. and tara vanderveer said yesterday that her team would have to play aggressive uptempo ball to keep pace with fellow one seed south carolina. well, her crystal ball proved eerily accurate vanderveer named naismith coach of the year before the game today. we're going to go ahead and jump all the way to the 4th quarter because this was a battle to the finish under a minute to play gamecocks down to destiny henderson. is going to nail the 3 for south carolina just the second lead of the game for them and the card trail

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> switching gears. now to take a look at our forecast is a live look at the golden gate bridge, beautiful weather out there. it is a lot cooler today and breezier today than it was yesterday. i at least in my opinion, is come meteorologist dave spahr joins us in the weather center. nate, it's a lot colder, right. that chill. does it also makes it feel it exaggerates the cooling you know, people in minnesota or wisconsin are going to say wind chills, ok, please stop it. >> but you get the general idea what the winds working their magic. as you saw from the golden gate, the flag flap in there. that's an onshore wind. and it does add an extra chill. this is important because tomorrow our temperatures do much better than today, but it will feel quite as chilly. when you have those winds were king live shot of the east bay shoreline here. some haze off to the background. you can see covering the bay of that. that's a little bit of the effect of this air. this kind of condensing a little bit on the bay. 55 sa

all of our neighbors who serve in that uniform we have got your back and thank you maureen, i reallyou. and i will continue to fight until the day i die to keep the killer behind bars. >> tammy: bravo. we are with you. >> for all the officers in the united states. thank you so much for having me. >> tammy: my pleasure. political controversy once again grabbing the spotlight at last night's oscars filmmaker tyler perry telling the audience to refuse hate as he accepted the humanitarian award that's nice sounds harmless. everyone applauded but then the applause abruptly stopped when perry mentioned not hating the police. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white. [applause] or lbgtq. i refuse to hate someone because they're a police officer, i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope that we would refuse hate. >> tammy: elwell, joining me now brandon tatum former police officer and a ceo of the officer tatum.com. brandon, thank you so much for joining me. you know, i like what i was hearing there it was distinctive when t

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kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> according to police, a 7 month-old baby was pronounced dead after being brought here to the e r at cp emcees vanasse hospital on responsive with signs of trauma by an adult male caregiver now murder charges have been filed against joseph jerome williams. according to the williams had been arrested twice before on suspicion of felony. domestic violence involving a woman who is not the baby's mother, but those charges were dropped in part because the woman told police she started the fight and did not want to prosecute and evidence could not prove williams was criminally responsible intervention should have happened. >> that baby and not have to die supervisor. catherine stefani says she was already hearing concerns from domestic violence advocates about dha dean not filing charges in felony. domestic violence cases. she got this data from the police chief that shows in the last quarter of 2020 of the 131 felony domestic violence cases da's office did not file charges in 113 of those cases. >> which is very shocking to me. it was very surprising

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> in the sierra foothills today. plaster ville city council members voted unanimously to remove the noose logo. the noose from the city's logo. the origin of the new states back to the city's gold rush era when criminals accused of violent crimes were hung. in fact, the nicked a nickname of the town tang town. the city logo depicting the news came much later the issue has taken a year to resolve. it has created some divisions within the community. some see the historic value in the cities of those other say it's insensitive symbol, especially amid ongoing racial tensions. us intelligence officials painted a dire picture of the threats to our nation. they include foreign threats from other countries domestic terror threats and even global warming. a washington, dc correspondent joe khalil has the details. >> from foreign adversaries to domestic terrorism to climate change. we assess the world will face more intense and cascading global challenges today, the nation's top intelligence officials detailed the most pressin