taylor: noelle? noelle: high-yield. taylor: gershon? gershon: i like high-yield. taylor: an odd inflation, are yes across-the-board? that goes down in history as the worst rapid-fire ever. noelle corum, gershon distenfield, and george rusnak thank you for joining us on this friday. that does it for me. jonathan ferro will be back with us. this was bloomberg "real yield." this is bloomberg. mark: there has been intermittent fighting in jerusalem after friday pairs in the -- prayers in the holy city. the cease-fire between israel and hamas seems to be holding. president biden promises to continue what he has called quiet diplomacy to keep it that way. he says the united states will help gaza with humanitarian aid in the wake of the 11 day conflict. democrats and republicans may be divided over the scope of president biden's infrastructure package. they are looking for bipartisan deals on at least one aspect of it. both parties are hoping to beef up job training for americans who lost work due to the pandemic. a record 20.5 million jobs disappeared last year as busin

noelle, is that part of what's going on here? >> absolutely.n anything to our other animals. we have a full-time veterinary staff that will take excellent care of him. >> and noelle, tell us about the collar. this was a kind of blingy collar that india arrived in, studded with rhinestones. tell us about this thing. >> yeah. it was unfortunate. but when we transferred him to our caging we took the collar off of him. he'll never wear a collar again because he's not a pet, he's a wild animal and he deserves the dignity to live without a collar so we were happy to take that off. >> carole, this is indicative of the larger issue and larger problem here. this is a tiger. these animals are not supposed to wear collars at all, let alone these blingy trophy things. >> i think it really does speak to what people have in mind when they have a tiger. they want to show off. they want to say look at me, pay attention to me, and they choose the most magnificent animal on the planet in order to show their dominion over that animal by forcing it to be walked on

but some activists told kron four's noelle bellow today that they don't believe that the bill goes enough to address everything needed for significant change. >> in a rare show of bipartisanship. the u.s. house passed the covid-19 hate crimes act tuesday with a vote of 3.64 to 62 sponsors of the bill say it's a direct response to the uptick in hate crimes we've seen against the asian-american community since the pandemic began. >> asian americans have been screaming out for help and the house and senate and president biden have clearly hurt or please, the bill would expedite the review of hate crimes at the justice department and make grants available to help local law enforcement agencies improve their investigations and reporting of incidents driven by bias which often go underreported. >> together. these actions will make a significant difference in how we address hate crimes in america not only during this pandemic but for years to come. >> the vote comes in the middle of asian pacific american heritage month activists say they're encouraged by the federal government's actions but mor

i think that's when you listen to the comments that noelle made knowing how the republican party works, the reason she's so sdurkd, the reason i'm so disturbed the reason i think so many are disturbed is because what we're watching is divorce from political reality. this is a purge that is taking place. this is something that you see in authoritarian countries where any daylight between dissent and the position of the dear leader or in this case donald trump requires your immediate suspension from office. and this is why i think we need to be extraordinarily vigilant about if it can happen to liz cheney, it can happen to anyone because of her impeccable, conservative and republican credentials over the years. this is an ominous sign for the united states and it's an ominous sign for american democracy. >> so down the road, noelle, is this going to be a self-correction for the republican party? >> you know, i think that you're going to see a lot of push and pull here. one of the things that i really fear is how are we going to be attracting new people to our party. you know, 2022 is rig

you can help at this story on kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code on your screen for the link. >> noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> still ahead, a new study on the effectiveness of airline procedures quite boarding passengers to the back of the plane. first could increase your risk of covid exposure in sports warriors are in the big easy taking on the pelicans. jason dumas has the highlights coming up. and warm sunshine all around the bay area today. things about to change a bit going. >> it's more wind coming our way to. we'll talk about that next. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design. cause one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. explore floor & decor in person or online. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk

noelle bellow reports. >> not a common vaccines and affect any of that. i'm aware of. kind of today after receiving a few reports of card. itis unvaccinated teens and young adults the cdc's vaccine safety group is investigating whether the vaccine is responsible. is inflammation of the heart and can cause chest pain and make you feel like your heart is racing. we really need to get the information about this to know if they are says you in the next scene or not because. >> you know, it does hapyen often just 5 by itself. naturally and sorting out whether it's associate is going to be really important me. >> ucsf pediatrics, infectious disease expert doctor theodore rule is glad doctors were made aware of the reports right now. findings are preliminary, but the condition has been seen predominantly in older teens 16 and up. it's also more common to show up in males than females and happening. typically within 4 days of receiving a second dose of the vaccine. pfizer is the only vaccine approved for this age group. >> this isn't asking your child every 5 minutes of having

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> all right.w for our 4 zone forecast is get a live look outside right now at the bay bridge. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us. it is windy out there now, but that trend is only going to continue. that's going to get very, very blustery specially as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. those winds are really kicking up. david cleared out. that was the nice thing skies could of area all the way the coastline very clear out there right now toward the golden gate bridge looking good, but the winds have started to kick up in the getting blustery in spots in the san francisco right now. we've had some gusts past hour 32 miles, an hour. 29 at sfo 23 in concord 18 27 mile an hour gust. it snowmen 22 in the napa valley. now these winds, they're going intensify over the next 24 hours. the winds are really kind of ramp up, especially by tomorrow afternoon. going to be a little breezy overnight tonight. kingsley gusty. but as we get toward the middle the day tomorrow. look what happens around 02

noelle bellow reports. >> this is difficult to overstate the seriousness of the need to have everyone in the oppression of watershed begin their conservation practices. we know how to do it. we've done it years before we have to practice it with local reservoir is at the lowest water levels they've ever seen. california state leaders and water agencies are moving quickly to respond to the drought crisis on monday. a panel discussed ways to store and use wisely the water. we do have left and how to prepare for what's to come. nobody can predict the weather. we certainly don't know what next ball is going to bring. but if we did have an inkling. >> we as water managers would be preparing for something along those lines. so there's a 50 million dollar request weather research. funds that we as energy would benefit from the currently lake sonoma levels are at their lowest and the upper russian river watershed is said to be in dire straits, sonoma and mendocino counties have been in a drought emergency since april 21st. >> and on monday, governor newsom announced 39 other counties would jo

a couple of aspiring medical students in the bay area are raising money to buy supplies kron 4 s noellehas more. >> unfortunately in india. the vaccination rates are incredibly low. and so they cannot they are unable to meet the moment. aspiring bay area medical students sir ian murphy and adam camp say they feel a responsibility to help india as the country's covid crisis continues to wreak havoc on its healthcare system. the immediate need is for oxygen concentrators and bike paths. so we started go fund me and that we can to the rains, the money to purchase the things we will take india reported more than 368,000 new covid cases, and more than 3400 deaths on monday alone. >> but experts believe those numbers are vast undercounts. the surge has pushed hospital systems to the brink mercy and camp are working with a doctor and philanthropist in bangalore, southern india to get the area much needed supplies. they need to raise at least $250,000 to purchase 200 oxygen concentrators and 200 by pap machines. but they also hope suppliers of that type of equipment will step up to help as well

noelle bellow kron 4 news. if you're looking for up to date earthquake information.n your screen. it's going to take you directly to earthquake page. >> just scanned the image with your phone's camera and it will take you there. still ahead on kron 4 news at 6. we'll go live to the nation's capital for more details on. >> president biden's new vaccine goal that's gaining some support from an unlikely group of powerful people. plus, authorities are promising a full investigation after that devastating subway collapse in mexico city. the new video that shows the moment it happened. and a new proposal in congress could mean more protection for california's forests and more after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury a

noelle bellow kron 4 news. if you're looking for the latest and up to date information on earthquakes. look at this on your screen right now. >> you can scan this qr code. it's going take you directly to our quake page. it's field was rtsources. if you scan an image with your phone's camera to get the link on our website at kron 4 dot com, great information there, they've showing us how to get prepared for earthquakes and all of that stuff. how should prepared for single day. my own i think some sunscreen, although hydration specially if that cinco de mile plan does involve maybe a margarita but it is wednesday. so behave yourselves a little bit. we are going to be looking at a warm one today for the holiday. and we're going to be looking at a cool down come thursday and friday. so if you like the warmth today is certainly not a bad day to get out there and savor a little bit more of those 80's that will have inland. >> not as warm as yesterday. i don't think that's a problem for most of us because yesterday wa

noelle bellow kron 4 news. if you're looking for up to date earthquake information.de on your screen. it will take you directly to our quake page just scanned the image with your phone's camera and it will take you there. >> still to come, new numbers on how much california's hospitality industry lost during the early months of the pandemic like tourism leaders say they're now optimistic about a comeback. plus california recall candidate caitlyn jenner here sharing her stance on transgender athletes. what she said and why some people are calling that a critical and we'll go live to the nation's capital for more details about president biden's new vaccine goal, which is gaining support from an unlikely group of >> our top story tonight at 5.30, president biden says that he wants to see 70% of americans get at least the first dose of the covid-19 vaccine by july 4th this new goal comes as the pace of vaccinations slow scott force. washington correspondent kellie meyer joining us live. >> with the administration's latest effort try to get more shots in people's arms. ke

aspiring medical students in the bay area are raising money to help buy supplies, our kron four's, noelleth them today about their efforts. >> unfortunately in india. the vaccination rates are incredibly low. and so they cannot they're unable to meet the moment. aspiring bay area medical students sir ian murphy and adam camp say they feel a responsibility to help india as the country's covid crisis continues to wreak havoc on its healthcare system. the immediate need is for oxygen concentrators. and by paps. so we started go fund me and that we can to the rains, the money to purchase the things we will take india reported more than 368,000 new covid cases, and more than 3400 deaths on monday alone. >> but experts believe those numbers are vast undercounts. the surge has pushed hospital systems to the brink mercy and camp are working with a doctor and philanthropist in bangalore, southern india to get the area much needed supplies. they need to raise at least $250,000 to purchase 200 oxygen concentrators and 200 by pap machines. but they also hope suppliers of that type of equipment will s

noelle bellow kron 4 news. coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 a flight from sacramento to san diego turn violence for a flight attendant. she was punched in the face by an unruly. >> passenger. we're going to hear from a witness. plus, what should happen to that unruly passenger, the department of homeland security has in store. but first. ring kelly's saved a life yesterday with mark and the what happens if she would have been too late or administered it improperly tonight. she's detailing what we should know. if we face a life or death situation.

. >> it's a small number of cases so far kron four's, noelle bellow. talk to pediatric infectious disease expert to find out more. >> not a common vaccines and affect any of that. i'm aware of. kind of today after receiving a few reports of card. itis unvaccinated teens and young adults the cdc's vaccine safety group is investigating whether the vaccine is responsible. is inflammation of the heart and can cause chest pain and make you feel like your heart is racing. we really need to get that information about this to know if they are says you in the next not because. >> you know, it does happen often just 5 by itself. naturally and sorting out whether it's associate is going to be really important me. >> ucsf pediatrics, infectious disease expert doctor theodore rule is glad doctors were made aware of the reports right now. findings are preliminary, but the condition has been seen predominantly in older teens 16 and up. it's also more common to show up in males than females and happening. typically within 4 days of receiving a second dose of the vacci

noelle bellow kron 4 news. the man charged with stabbing 2 asian women at a bus stop in san francisco last week. he has pleaded. >> not guilty. 54 year-old patrick thompson. he was in court today. he pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon. elder abuse. the stabbing comes amid a wave of assaults against asian americans, many of them elderly authorities have not said whether the women were targeted because of their ethnicity. san francisco dha somebody in the meantime, says the attacks must stop. i'm >> that the violence against elder members of our community. we've seen a wave of violence against. asian american pacific islanders in particular. enough is enough. >> i'm rolling up my and do whatever i can to lead my office towards building a safer san francisco for everyone. >> the sides asking the thompson be held behind bars until trial. boudin also asked that he stay at least 150 yards away from the victims and the corner with that attack happened. the judge agreed. >> i

kron four's noelle bellow joins us now with more details noelle sites. and as we've been hearing about this bill for several weeks now. and some of its sponsors say it's a direct response to the uptick and hate crimes we've seen against the asian-american community since the pandemic began. the bill also helps local and state police departments make it easier for victims of hate crimes to report their incidents. house speaker nancy pelosi says the actions will make a significant difference in how we address hate crimes across the board in america, not only in the pandemic but in years to come in a rare show of bipartisanship in the house today that bill passed by a vote of 364 to 62. it comes in the middle of the asian pacific american heritage month earlier today i spoke with actor and berkeley native daniel wu about the recent violence against asians here in the bay area. he says the increased awareness and activism to stop a p. i hate crimes is encouraging, but we do have to look at the bigger picture too. >> i think now it's like working on long-term

and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 23rd got a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start but getting a check of your forecast. it's definitely we're talking about days, far has all the details. heidi. >> ok, marty well, good morning and good morning, everybody. you are still being dogged by some morning fog covering over the bay a little bit and we're going to have to keep some scattered clouds going into this afternoon. what kind of a cool breeze. so it's going to have that earlier spring-like feel to it inland. we'll see some much better clearing and warmer temperatures. here's the clearing job. we see thus far the golden gate bridge with see the sun coming through in those fog clouds piercing and breaking open a little bit have some leftover rain showers up in the sierra a little bit. those 2 will clear up a little bit this afternoon. there's your onshore winds. you can see right now storm tracker. we've going on about the teens a bit. so that is a chilly breeze to start the day. but temper

noelle bellow kron 4 news. still ahead, a big decision for the san jose city council tonight. >> about the future of google's multibillion dollar >> tonight. the san jose city council is expected to vote on the largest development in the city's history. google's new downtown west project. google says it will create thousands of jobs on offer much needed affordable housing. google's plan is to convert 80 acres of land and to 7 million square feet of office space. 4,000 housing units. a quarter of the housing would be affordable. there would also be 15 acres of parks, a community center and 500,000 square feet for retail and cultural purposes. nearly all the opposition to that plan fell away after google propose spending 200 million dollars in community grants for programs serving low income residents. >> this is i really transformative investment, not merely because it's largest private sector investment in our city's history. but because it provides more than a billion dollars. public benefits and everything fr

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> if you're looking for up to date earthquake information. this qr code on your screen. this will take you directly to our quite page. you can just scan this image with your phone's camera and we'll take you directly there. >> next. today, governor campaign is ramping up for the recall election likely this year in california when one candidate brought to the stage in sacramento. plus, relentless rain confirmed tornado touchdowns. strong severe storms slamming the south. we'll have the latest. and the biden administration setting another major vaccine goal as it tackles the problem of convincing people are still has a dent. they need to get go newsom and his republican opponents are ramping up their campaigns with the recall election. >> likely happening later this year. both newsome and republican john. they kicked off campaign events in sacramento. caitlyn jenner released a new ad. >> capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the details. >> governor newsome officially kicked off his anti recall campaign here in sacramento with firefighter g

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> today. caitlin jenner started revealing more of what specifically she would like to do if elected governor the former olympian and reality tv star is hoping to take on gavin newsome and the likely recall election later on this year. our ashley zavala explains what jenner is hoping to accomplish. >> caitlyn jenner releasing her first priority plan which includes proposals on homelessness and housing taxes, regulation and covid recovery. >> in california was once the envy a day after releasing this 3 minute ad on social media. caitlyn jenner unveiled her policy plan if elected california's governor jenner added a solution section to our web site. wednesday one of her first priorities as homelessness and housing she promises and her first week in office. still appoint a commission on housing real estate land use experts and banks to come up with solutions. she says she'll also work with local leaders and review regulations that block builders from constructing affordable housing on covid recove

noelle bellow joins us now live in the studio with more details. uprising. we're in a drought emergency no rain means no water. so now water agencies and state leaders are left trying to figure out how to store and use wisely the water. we do have left. >> here in the bay area currently lake sonoma levels are very low for this time of year. and the upper russian river watershed is said to be in dire straits, sonoma county water and agriculture officials say it's difficult to express how necessary it is to begin water conservation efforts as north and south sonoma are having the biggest issues. meanwhile, governor gavin newsome did expand the state's drought emergency to include 41 counties today he also announced that 5.1 billion dollars of the state's surplus budget will go towards water resiliency and infrastructure, though there aren't any statewide orders to conserve water. right now. the governor says californians are already doing their part. >> that 16% less water is being utilized in this state compared to this time in that first round and that first

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> all right. now for a look at our 4 zone forecast. we're taking a live look outside from our camera on top of montana can still see some smoke coming from a brush fire. we've been talking about in sandra fell. you know, we've been tracking this for you since kron 4 news since 6 o'clock. >> and you can see about 5, 7 acres. what they were saying initially was burning. appears that they're still getting the upper hand. we see the smoke there. the white smoke, which means it's good signs that they've put it at least put out. the flames are getting bigger handle on chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here tonight with a look at what's to come. the red flag warning still in effect just how long will we have that slight warnings and of 2 years of an incredibly dry weather to the driest years on record as we're looking at right now drought going to be concerned for some time to come. >> and you can see all of us and red now extreme drought conditions across the entire bay area. but it's not only here. it's around the state. you can see it al

thanks, noelle.he app has whether to but i prefer you, ap doesn't talk to what are we seeing guys, i'll walk you through it. so today warmest of the workweek, if you like the warm weather today. it's already been a beautiful one is going to keep that way. but winds do pick up later today. sets us up for a cooler wind here wednesday and thursday weekend looks great and then a warm one next week to prepare i'm already getting ready for that. 84. >> okay. join and we're both ready to get you this you should wear sleeveless suit on that takes 2 to bring the guns out to where stay tuned for that. not we'll see haha. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. 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. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the

kron four's, noelle bellow brings us details on how you can receive a shape color right on y >> the entire west coast now has a leg up on earthquakes. the shake alert earthquake early warning system is now available in california, oregon and washington state's kron four's noelle bellow joining us now from the newsroom with what you need to know about how it all works. noel. >> yes, and i was living in earthquake country. we know all too well how suddenly a quake can hit but usgs is hoping shake alert can help save more lives and reduce injuries from earthquakes by giving people a little heads up to drop cover and hold usgs and its partners have spent the last 15 years planning and developing the shake alert earthquake early warning system and launched back in 20 19 here in california. and now it's expanded to our neighbors up north in washington and oregon usgs says shake alert works because an alert can be transmitted almost instantaneously as it relies on sensor data from usgs seismic stations. the goal is to build more than 1600 of those stations by 2025 right now there are about 70% of

i'm noelle bellow. it's hot, hot, hot today. temps soaring hotter than 100 degrees in some spots as we close out the last day of may and kick off the unofficial start of summer. let's get a weather check with kron four's. erica caturay. erica, what can we expect as we head into the evening hours. i'm hoping it's going to cool down for a lot of us tonight well, it's actually 3 o'clock. and between 2 to 4 is when we hit our daytime highs soar. temperatures are still actually fairfield's not listed here, but it's actually about a 102 right now. >> out there. in fact, solano county, as you can see they're under an excessive heat warning and that is going to last until 9 o'clock tonight. you also see the orange on the map for inland areas as well as most of the north bay and that is an excessive heat advisory which will also be in effect through this afternoon and evening as well. so here's our expected high temperatures today as you notice, it's above normal for this time of the year. in fact, here's a look at our normal temperature

noelle bellow joins us now. more with more on the issue and what's going on. noel sanaa's. yeah. festival. organizers say there is clearly no winner in this situation. they. >> posted the notice on the slido arts festival website saying they can't keep waiting for a judge to make a decision on the homeless encampment as it's getting too close to the date of the festival. now, this is the encampment in question back in december one man set up a tent in dunphy park in sausalito and over the last 6 months, many more tense have moved into that park. the city council's trying to relocate the encampment from its pretty central location there to the less visible tumor in ship park just down the way, but a u.s. district court judge needs to sign off on that move. and after months of waiting, no official decision has been made. the festival has a multi year agreement to use marine ship park over labor day weekend and moving the homeless encampment there would negate the use of the park. organizers say they're open to moving to a different park. but at this late in the year. they're simply

com fuller's noelle bellow has more. >> in a rare show of bipartisanship. the u.s. house passed the covid-19 hate crimes act tuesday with a vote of 3.64 to 62 sponsors of the bill say it's a direct response to the uptick in hate crimes we've seen against the asian-american community since the pandemic began. >> asian americans have been screaming out for help and the house and senate and president biden have clearly heard our pleas. the bill would expedite the review of hate crimes at the justice department and make grants available to help local law enforcement agencies improve their investigations and reporting of incidents driven by bias which often go underreported. >> together. these actions will make a significant difference in how we address hate crimes in america not only during this pandemic but for years to come. >> the vote comes in the middle of asian pacific american heritage month activists say they're encouraged by the federal government's actions but more needs to be done to see real change the group stop a p. i hate released a statement saying we ne

noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> today is missing and murdered indigenous persons awareness day. it was observed in san francisco tonight. family members advocates and government leaders commemorated a day of awareness for the crisis of violence against indigenous women and children. kron four's gayle ong live for us in the city with details of what happened. gayle. >> well, can a large crowd gathered here outside of city hall at the event just wrapped up in the last hour and a half. we have video of the ceremony from earlier today. many were red with the names of missing and slain indigenous women evidence, a lack of resources, language barriers and complex jurisdictional issues have exasperated efforts to locate those who are missing in solve other crimes in indian country. president joe biden has promised to bolster resources to address the crisis in better consult with tribes to hold perpetrators accountable and keep communities safe. to be here and stand together in this to be able to offer our traditional songs in our ceremonies. >> is very much a part of the healing that i

emma-noelle: mingus is cool, but i think it's cooler with just lumilla.uld ever be named mingus. lemonis: what's the one thing you hope for your mom's business? what do you want to see happen? ava: i really want it just to be able to succeed, and i really want to see my mom stays at home. lemonis: xander, how about you, buddy? xander: i hope, like, it grows enough so that she can hire people to do most of the stuff for her. lemonis: you think there's a lot on her shoulders today? xander: yeah. lemonis: it's got to be tough to figure out how to balance being a wife, a mom and a business owner, but it shows me that she's committed to following through on what's important to her. cheers to mommy! -cheers, cheers! klaus: skal! lulu: how do you think it should be? we want it round, but i do think we should make it a little more square, though? it's not gonna be the same silhouette. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. frank: i'm frank. lemonis: frank, how are you? frank: very good, how are you? lulu: alright. we're back at the drawing table. lemonis: so what i re

noelle bellow kron 4 news. more than 2 million california kids ages 12 to 15 are now eligible. >> to receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. the fda gave the green light for its use yesterday. kron four's terisa stasio breaks down the next steps and one point months for that new group will become available. >> this is great you know, we were expecting wednesday. it's it's even better that it came on monday morning county public health officer doctor matt willis on the fda's authorization usage of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine for those 12 to 15. he explains following the fda's move next stop. >> and on wednesday, we're looking at the cdc and the western states advisory group. then on thursday public health. this is the best case scenario would be that they were not for the recommendation and the authorization for us to use it here in the state of california and that would be in his early as thursday afternoon will be vaccinating our total 50 meals and we are ready to go. this is one place to ferry terminal in larkspur

and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 2nd. we've got a lot to get to this morning. there's going to be a red flag warning in effect in the north bay at some point this morning. the sure is. and that draws our attention to the continuing dry conditions. we want to turn now to dave spahr who has more on the forecast >> noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, the offshore winds will start to pick up a little bit. it looks like by this afternoon and it comes with that a fire weather watch. we're talking about has been upgraded to a red flag warning going to get to that in just a second. first of all, let's start with some beauty shots here. here's the golden gate bridge. a beautiful morning. as you can see, not as aggressive on the fog. that's one kind of hint of things, although a lot of the bay will continue to see an onshore breeze. here's the shot temper on. you can see the golden gate off towards the distance with our temperature check. we have the lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 61 for any off the warm spot up to the north bay 50's and some 40'

i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales has the day off. we are halfway through the month and we've got a lot to get to this morning as more vaccination clinics are opening up across the bay area, especially for those preteen age groups. but we do want to get you a check of your weather forecast. >> days for standing by. davis a little windy today. yeah. we have a little breeze and that's going to be around all day today. it looks like a certain we're getting better in lynn heating, which is going to be kind of a story just about all week long. we're already starting to see some in the east bay over the east bay hills looking pretty good. still has yet to clear along the bay side, though, and the golden gate is a little brighter today than we saw from yesterday. again, we're still dealing with this overcast. that's probably going to be around at least until noon for today as far as any afternoon thunder shower activity that's possible. way up in the sierra. but the activity is waning as this low starts to lift off doesn't have much moisture

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and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 30th that a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start you off with a check of your weather forecast going to get warm. it sure is going to be downright hot and days far as their tell us more about that. heidi. >> well, marty, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're probably going to feel today very much like a tuesday will be after we get through the real scorcher coming on our memorial day. it's really going to feel every bit like the start of summer, if you will, with temperatures really bouncing above 100 inland golden gate bridge. the fog is lifting off a little quicker today that we saw from yesterday. we see the sun appearing in there and they're very nicely. here's the map to grow to get to know very well. the oranges still remain in place. that's the heat advisory technically kicking in tomorrow that covers over the east bay hills, not the santa clara valley and not the peninsula. but it will be plenty hot even today up in the north bay. we'r

and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. may 8th a red flag warning is in effect for many parts of the bay area. that means high fire danger. we're all on our kind of on our toes right now. sure are. and we're dealing with some winds today far as their tell us more about that. heidi. okay. good morning, guys. good morning. everybody. we'll probably see some warmer temperatures to the last go around. but one of the big issues about this red flag warning to is is that it's covering more real estate than the last go around. it's not just going to be solano county. >> and it's just be the east bay. it's going to get some of the north bay as well. we'll show you the map and a bit but beautiful sunrise happening there. as you can see it half moon bay. some of the shadows in the hills. you can see there it is the offshor% wind and coverage area. the solano county also off to the east bay as well with a little bit of a drift happening on shore. you can see right at the coast. there's how the big map looks until 06:00am on monday. go

and i'm noelle bellow. it is may first. if you're a daily's and and we started off pretty foggy today. i'm kind curious what the other parts of the bay look like aside from the city here. dave spahr has got a look at your forecast today. >> hey, good morning, marty well, good morning. everybody. and kind of got off to a cool start as well as well, too. and we'll be looking for some afternoon. winds are kind of typical, but that fog is going to cover good chunk of the bay. it looks like to the morning hours yet we'll get some clearing except at the coast yet to be slow, going to get some clearing there. there's the shot from the golden gate. you can see from comparison sake. not bad because that using a fog trap. but just to remind you of the east bay shoreline is all kind of cloud up here with this fog. it's going to take it again. a couple of hours to kind of lift off until worst pretty much saying goodbye to it. temperatures are still remain warm and those inland valleys. but chilly at the coast today to come to get those

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noelle bellow is off this morning.weekend is here and everyone, of course, wondering about the weather. so let's get started by taking a look at the forecast today sparked day hot back then ok, good morning, marty. good morning, today is actually kind of a mild day by comparison of all the 3 that we have. >> and we'll see temperatures pretty close to average and san francisco in places along the coast will be spared a little bit on sunday, however, by sunday or monday, everybody is really going to feel this heat. that will be what firmly in place and in london will take a while to kind of a roadway live shot of what we've got going on right now. the golden gate bridge is still looking at some of that morning fog which will return again tomorrow and we do like some of this again is kind of a wet rag, if you will, over the topography to help it acts as a firey pelletier. a look at the excessive heat. we're talking about a heat advisory kicks in monday for the east bay east of the east bay hills and up to the north bay. t

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kron four's noelle bellow spoke with them earlier today. she joins us now live with their efforts. well, yes, and i was over the last year we've been so focused on the pandemic and how it's behaving in our own backyard. but now. >> the u.s. is turning a corner and attention can be shifted to other countries in need like india currently a surge in cases. there has pushed hospital systems to the brink. theirs, not only a lack of space but oxygen supplies are few and far between. india has reported more than 2 and a half million cases in the past week alone. aspiring bay area medical students, syria murthy and adam camp. i'm actually teamed up now with a doctor and philanthropist in bangalore, which is in southern india to try and purchase supplies for the hospitals there. they're looking to raise at least $250,000 so they can purchase 200 oxygen concentrators and 200 by pap machines. but they're also hoping suppliers of that type of equipment will step up to help as well. >> the goal is to purchase most people here because right now it's very hard to get our hands on side of the quic

it's a small number of cases thus far kron four's noelle bellow joins us now live in the newsroom with more details. yes, and on the cdc says these young adults and teens are experiencing what's called card itis. it's an inflammation of the heart. >> that can cause chest pain and make you feel like your heart is racing. the cdc's vaccine safety group reported only a few cases of this, but felt doctors should be made aware of the reports right now. findings are pretty preliminary, but. they've been seen predominantly in older teens from age 16 and young adults. it's also more common to show up in males than females. according to the vaccine safety group that happening. typically within about 4 days after receiving the second dose of the covid-19 vaccine. pfizer is the only one that's been approved for this age group ucsf pediatric infectious disease expert doctor theodore rule says this isn't commonly a vaccine side effect. >> it's not a common vaccines and affect any that i'm aware of. kind of to and we're pointing out that, you know, in a large studies and now and will millions of dos

noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. well, good morning. daria.w we all saw a's president dave campbell's tweet while he was in vegas yesterday. so we're going continue to follow up on the visit and any developments regarding that potential move out of oakland. plus people are traveling again. but where to i'm going to chatting with air bnb. this afternoon to talk about the most popular destinations in our state so you can decide if you want to check my yourself or maybe avoid them altogether and go for some other hidden gems to see that interview and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scanned, the qr code that you see on your screen there, it's going to take you straight to your app stores. you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. thanks a lot. jim refrain when i didn't show for. did you think yesterday that i was a lot of reps. you want lot well, you never place no likelihood of you winning. however, there was a pretty cool story coming out of massachusetts of a woman who. >> got really lucky wi

noelle bellow is in the newsroom. morning. oil. >> good morning, daria.omy today both on the state and federal level in just a few minutes. we'll be hearing from the governor on his economic recovery plan will bring that to you live. plus, with a very active weekend of fires breaking out across the bay. all as we're dealing with drought conditions so listen in as state leaders discuss how to address our water needs going forward to see that live and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scan, this qr code that see on your score on your screen. it's gonna take you straight to your app store. so you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. okay. thank you much. >> all right. quick update on both our baseball teams here around the bay giants first off, they were going we're going for a sweep against the padres. johnny cueto on the mound. but. didn't quite work out so well for him his well, let's just say he wished he could have pitched better, gave up 5 runs in 3 innings. padres would go on to win what final scores

thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3 i'm noelle bellow.alifornia is going to hold off on following cdc guidelines which no longer requires vaccinated americans to wear a mask indoors. state health officials say they will use those guidelines when the state fully reopens on june 15th our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joining us live now with a little bit more detail. ashley, was this what we had anticipated. >> i guess looking back on a week ago. it sort of was when there were reports out there that the governor was looking at getting rid of these mask guidelines for the majority of people in situations on june 15th. but it looks like we're right back to square one with that very same theme here going into today. but for now, the statewide mask mandate is in place. >> it's in no way spain science or the direction by the cdc. that is the challenge to it's really giving ourselves across the state from the dish no power in california's top health official monday announced the state will wait to implement new cdc mask guidelines that al

noelle bellow is in the newsroom with a preview. hi, to. well, we're here all day are.chools in the east today are teaming up with contra costa county help to get kids vaccinated. we're going to have some live reports throughout the day on their efforts. plus, the governor is about to invest billions of dollars into the state's homeless crisis. he's making an announcement in about an hour on the matter. bring that to you live. so you can hear exactly what he has to say. just make sure you have the kron on app download it. grab your phone scan, this qr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you straight to your app stores. you can download kron on for free. back to you guys. all right. thank you very well, a quick update on barry baseball. the giants taking on the texas rangers and here's the highlights as we pick it up in the 7th inning game tied at one. >> murray sealed evolve drive in one to left field and that scores one and gives the giants the lead and from there they really never looked back. they went on to win by final 3 to 1, 2, teams will play ag

and noelle bellow is in the newsroom with the latest. well, hi there, daria. yeah.rea counties are eyeing a move into the yellow reopening tier. i know you guys have been monitoring that we're going to continue monitoring that potential move and let you know what it means for you at home. plus the entire west coast just got a leg up on earthquake preparedness in just a few minutes. usgs is going to announce the entire west coast now has access to the shake alert early earthquake warning system. we're going to bring that to you live. so to catch it and get real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone right now. scan that qr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you straight to your app store so you can download kron on for free and spend the whole day with me, james. all right. thank you very well, and just a quick reminder today being made the for the city of danville is going to be celebrating all things star wars. let's put up some information relevant or not. the only ones say it will be the 4th be with enjoying it made. but s

noelle bellow is there with a preview. good morning. well, good morning, darya.eceive a covid-19 vaccine down in the south bay, a new walk-up site is opening up in san jose. we'll have the latest information on that. plus fire season officially here we're chatting with cal fire a little bit later on about how you can best get yourself prepared for what's expected to be a very active fire season to catch that live and to get real-time updates on local and national headlines. just grab your phone scan that qr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you right to your app store. you can download kron on for free spend day with me. back to you guys. out. >> hey, let's get your caught up quickly on bay area, baseball. both the giants, the a's sitting atop their divisions. and here's a look at the a's highlights. they avoided the sweep from the orioles in the 8th inning game tied to came in with that hit. fact. the a's went on to win 75 so they maintained a lead that you're hosting the blue jays tonight which will be a fun because that we have the coliseum