live to kris sanchez in redwood city. what do you know, kris?d news for commuters through redwood city. the northbound lanes of el camino real just reopened. the investigation continues into a hit-and-run crash that happened 2:30 this morning. the corer in was just out here. we believe the victim has been taken away. it happened el ka me camino real. the lanes are open again. we are trying to get more information from police but at this point they have not been able to tell us much about what happened this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay," in redwood city. >>> 14 months after telling their employees to work from home, some facebook employees are preparing to return to the office this morning. the company's menlo park headquarter also allow up to 10% capacity. employees can still work from home at least until july 2nd or up to a month after their office has reopened at 50% capacity. in the meantime salesforce plans to reopen its san francisco tower one week from today. that's according to "business insider." vaccinated employees will be

sad scene over there in redwood city.ork-around you go a block in either direction you should be able to get there, adams over to the west and main. i know it's a little angled over there away from the scene but that gets you past as well. that's on el camino. in palo alto on 101 we had a lot of slowing south approaching san antonio the exit there, disabled big rig. a tow truck arrived on the scene and slowing from the sensors. they may have moved that rig. the rest of the bay pretty minor drive right now, no major problems there, contra costa county does see slowing, a crash on the shoulder in concord so we'll track that with some slowing now for that corner and kari, you're starting out with an alert as well. >> yes, so we do have the microclimate weather alert because of the red flag warning that does continue from the weekend, and we've seen numerous grass fires sparking up, but hopefully we don't see anything that becomes much larger, but we have that danger today in these areas shaded in red, this is where we have t

. >> a surface street but major roadway in redwood city. a video from a bit ago and kris sanchez is headed out to the scene to gather the latest details. el camino shut down the divided two-way roadway in redwood city because of a crash that happened overnight, a lot of investigation going on there, including ours as well. let' take you to the map closed between maple and roosevelt so you'll have to take adams or main street which will kind of cut you a corner there as well through the area, those are the notes that i have right now as we're looking at this and of course we'll follow that on the peninsula. the rest of the bay are scattered incidents, nothing major on the freeways, kari. i'll sort out the big ones if we have any in the next report. over to you. >> all right, mike. we've been watching out for this high fire danger, the reason why we are in this microclimate weather alert, all of these areas shaded in red continuing in that red flag warning which means that the brush is very dry. we will have some high winds again today, and l

. >> we are live at the body shop in redwood city. not only did they survive the pandemic, they are ready to thrive. this is the beginning of the end of covid. >> the president sounds like a lot of us right now, excited but exhausted. >> congratulations. >> it is really a long, long marathon. lots of encouraging signs and it seems like we are working our way out of this pandemic. >> there is a laundry list of reopening son expansions. bars not serving food can operate indoors at 25% capacity. take a max out at 200 people of everyone is tested or vaccinated. fitness and church services can operate at 50% capacity. >> will there be little spikes here and there in the wintertime? yes. i do not think we will roll back into purple. i think those days are behind us. i think the reason why is because here in the bay area we hve been able to vaccinate, and that puts us in a fantastic position. >> reporter: they have been preparing for indoor classes and ready to increase capacity to 50%. they will keep the out their classes for the time being

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. >> in redwood city. one oh, one northbound just south of woodside road at least 2 lanes are blocked. no one is open that's slowing things down here along one on one. a good alternate would be take to 80 altogether or exit marsh road and take 82 to get around that. another traffic collision out in castro valley 5.80, westbound east of to 38. we'll keep a close eye on that as it slows things down heading into the city. a little under 30 minutes. it looks like finally those winds start to die down a little bit there. they were very, very gusty earlier this morning and yesterday headed across towards the peninsula under 13 minutes for your drive time and as you're traveling into the city under 20 minutes with a little patchy fog. when your commute to take your time. we'll have more coming up next. our ian james, back to you. thanks a lot of our top story this morning, the president of the oakland a's is has being a little bit too much fun in vegas. >> more than just a weekend getaways actually touring the ci

los bares y restaurantes mostraban un ambiente festivo en redwood city.uy pronto. yo voy a usar la mascarilla todo el aÑo. reportera: el buen tiempo del viernes contribuyÓ a estas salidas. [habla en inglÉs] >> es nuestra primera salida en redwood city en 15 meses. el dÍa estÁ hermoso. nos sentimos libres. reportera: para otros. >> somos responsables de que esto suceda, se estanque o se alargue. no se puede predecir. todo depende de mi comportamiento. reportera: segÚn un reporte publicado en marzo, un 49% de los estadounidenses se sienten inseguros de interactuar con otros. esto podrÍa beneficiar a muchos econÓmicamente. >> siempre con las medidas de precauciÓn y usar la mÁscara. no estar descuidados. todavÍa estamos en pandemia. ramÓn: gracias. opiniones divididas. los parques de diversiones abrirÁn tambiÉn este fin de semana. esta serÁ la primera vez que este parque de santa clara abrirÁ en mÁs de un aÑo. el gobernador newson anunciÓ en enero fondos para cubrir un porcentaje de la deuda de los inquilinos con la renta. vamos a ver los detalles. >> me qued

more in the forecast coming up. >>> we're still tracking the crash on the peninsula into redwood city out of palo alto, down to one lane, folks. look at our palo alto camera at university, everything looks clear headed north with tail lights. should see brake lights as you pass by marsh, cleared by the time you get to woodside. 280 is your alternate. >>> right now we'll check in with ms. partsinevelos. >> good morning, i'm kristina partsinevelos. the markets are up with tech stocks and companies that may benefit from the reopening of the economy. the reaction was driven by relief over recent worries in inflation. bitcoin is stabilizing as it rebounded about 17% yesterday after it fell to $32,000, a little bit below sunday. home prices, new consumer sales and confidence. >>> more than 180,000 people signed petitions in the outcry to urge facebook to scrap plans to a version of instagram for kids. the petitions were created by nonprofit and grassroots organizations who claim it would be unsuitable for children under 13. they tell "usa today" they plan to submit the petitions to facebook

>> north 101 is improving as far as speeds go, jammed up palo alto toward redwood city.gs starten to loosen up between university and marsh. you look at the map the north topside of the sensors are already clearing from red up toward orange and clearing up in through redwood city and woodside road. there areningries in a crash, slowing right in the area you expect for san jose north 101, a little slowing for 238 coming off the castro valley y from an earlier crash, smoothed out. highway 4 jammed up through concord. crash at the bay bridge toll plaza reported but we don't see anything major, we just see the lanes starting to fill, marcus. it's not been a heavy commute over here. back to you. >> thanks action mike. >>> happening now, we may be one step closer to a second covid vaccine for children over the age of 12. moderna says its vaccine was 100% effective in adolescents aged 12 to 17. the latest study involved more than 3,700 children but moderna plans to submit its data to the fda in early june, for that same approval pfizer received earlier this month. >>> coming up

it shows fire crews on the scene in redwood city. this was just before 04:00am firefighters were able to get that fire under control. but not before thousands of dollars in damage was done. >> kron four's dan thorn talked with the store's owner tonight and joins us now live from redwood city. dan. well, ken and kathryn investigators are calling this a suspicious fire, as you can see here. >> a lot of damage was done to the outside of the building. thankfully, nobody was hurt. but the record store owner tells us some of the items that were lost in this fire wear your replaceable. >> video from the citizen app shows fire crews quickly responding to the record man in redwood city flames threatened to destroy the business that stood on el camino reale for more than 30 years. >> they saved my building. my friends. the fire chief said there are 1015, minutes here in totally engulfed. >> record store owner gary sacks and estimates. thousands of dollars in damage was done to the building. small piles of charred wood and burns recordings were

el camino real right near lincoln avenue in redwood city. shut down right now this morning because of that crash. let's go to the scene conference. yulia 7 is is there. you only what's going on. >> well, at the moment daria both directions el camino are shut down and this is between roosevelt and inmate by believe we have a map for you so you can see what location where the location is exactly now it seems like there was some accident that happened around. but just around 2.30 this morning leaving one person dead. it's a little unclear whether this was a hit and run or was it some other cars that collided with one another at the moment. i don't want to zoom in to close because if there is a body on the scene would not like to sh w that on televisions. i'm trying to see if one of the officers that are on the scene could talk to me a little bit more about what happened. but at the moment we do know that both directions south and west bound on the story. south and northbound on el camino are shut down because of this fatal accident. really no w

it is going over as accident on on the redwood city police twitter feed. so still trying to get some bounce. pa answers to some of the questions of what happened here. in the meantime, they are investigating. they are taking the time the coroner's office hasn't even arrived yet. so this gives me good indication that this is going to be shut down for about several hours el camino real definitely gets very busy in the morning it's a main vein here throughout the peninsula. try to avoid that. i'm going to leave that in the hands of to help you navigate around this area because it's going to be shut down for at least the next 2 hours. back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot. you only. so let's turn over now to rein in the traffic center. good morning. good morning. she's right that is heavily traveled in the to lot of people call highway. >> 82 there. so like she mention of what el camino reale between maple in roosevelt main street runs just adjacent to that. so you could take that you can head over to one. oh, one or 2.80. good news is we had an accident e

and rare records are lost in a suspicious fire in redwood city. up next, you're going from the owner. >>> and we begin tonight with the reason for optimism about the pandemic. good evening i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. california will reach herd immunity by june 15th. herd immunity is mission. if the virus can't find new hosts, it will taper off. stephanie sierra is here with why health officials are targeting june 15 and stephanie that's encouraging to hear. >> it sure is. june 15th is a month earlier than what we've been for the next several months. doctors believe steady vaccination rates and transmission will continue and get us there even sooner. >> reporter: itof us. when will california finally reach herd immunity. >> i'm predicting that governor newsom is actually right and june 15th is when we'll have herd immunity. >> reporter: june 15th is 6 weeks away. dr. monica gandhi expects by that time vaccination rates will overpower transmission and the result will get us more freedom. >> this is the green tier that we're off restriction

this is in redwood city just before 4 o'clock this morning. they were able to get it under control were crews but not before thousands of dollars in damage was done. kron four's dan thorn, talk to the store's owner tonight. he is live with boyd and what what valuables items in that store. >> that's right. grant 1st of all, investigators are calling this fire suspicious. and as you can see behind me here, lots of damage was done to the outside of the building. thankfully, nobody was hurt. but as you mentioned, that store owner says that some of the items here that were lost. we replaceable. video from the citizen app shows fire crews quickly responding to the record man in redwood city flames threatened to destroy the business that stood on el camino reale for more than 30 years. >> they saved my building, my friend. she said there are 1015, missouri totally engulfed. >> record store owner gary sacks and estimates. thousands of dollars in damage was done to the building. small piles of charred wood and burns recordings were laid outside the ext

the port of redwood city used to be quiet.esidents in the community didn't even know it existed. now that's changing. the port has spent the pandemic reinventing itself. they started with drive in movies, then graduated to the zombie family circus, which brought night after night of entertainment. the circus brought horses to the port. and when you think about it, we haven't had horses at the port. since the gold rush next up, dragon productions variety show running weekends through june, with their theater still closed due to covid. they say outdoor set ups were great option. they'll have everything from taiko drums to magic to comedy. it's a little bit like you know, old school johnny carson is gonna be a really good show. the next edition to the port happened almost by accident. commercial fishermen just happy pani c called them out of the blue. he had lost his spot in san francisco do to covid. and needed a new place to dock. he found redwood city by looking on google earth, and i said, how would you guys like us to come d

we could get to 70 in redwood city.d up her 60s along the coast, barely 60 in downtown san francisco, along with sausalito, and about 71 to 78 to north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 60s, and check this out, mid 70s to near 80. we were in the mid-90s yesterday in east bay valleys. tonight, drizzle as possible once again, especially the peninsula coast and the east bay hills. the north bay is going to clear out a little bit as a dry cold front comes through. during the evening and overnight hours. now look at this, wildfire risk come and this is accuweather's forecast, one of our partners. u they have is in the highest categories. the possibility of 9.3 million acres burning, which is 130% above the five-year average. you know, our worst month are october and september. but we've already had more than average fire so far this year. today and tomorrow, the only average days this week. look how much warmer it gets for the holiday weekend. speaking of the weekend, not this weekend, but next weekend, we

all that red into redwood city. el calino is a good bet. 280. travel times almost an hour as you work northbound 101 out of san jose. heading over toward sfo. that big area through the peninsula is where all the brake lights are. we will continue to keep you updated. if you are getting ready to take head out the door 39 minutes. that's the travel time. we do have first reports of a crash westbound near grant line. no word if it's blocking any lanes. it's 6:18. time to check the forecast and that looks like a beautiful sunrise behind you. >>> it's a beautiful sunrise as we start off and kick off a new day here on this tuesday. you can see that sunshine at least sun peeking through the clouds on the sales force tower camera looking across the bay and you can see that fog as well. we are starting off the day with areas of fog along the coast. around the bay and some of the inland locations. we are in the 50's for those morning lows. now let's check out the visibility, half moon bay. dense fog for you near zero at half moon bay. really along the coa

redwood city is 57, one of the milder spots. walnut creek south on 680 it looks like the marine layer made to it the east bay. that is why a lot of the 90s are gone. 7:00 we are still in the mid- 40s to low 50s. 50s, 60s and 70s at noon. but pretty much 50s. 70s at noon away from the coast. back to the 50s and 60s, a very comfortable evening on the way for outdoor activities. san jose is 87. you can see the clouds made it to the south bay. free air conditioning coming to most neighborhoods. it will be sunny this afternoon so if you are running errands, make sure you take the sunglasses. tree pollen is moderate and grass pollen will remain high. we have a chance of drizzle in the forecast. i will talk about that next but now to jobina and the morning commute. hi, jobina. how is it going? >>> hi, mike! i am doing pretty well and so is everybody else on the roads this morning. this is a live look emoryville. no blocking issues or all the headlights glaring there are traveling westbound this morning. and the san mateo bridge, traffi

tasting rooms to 50% capacity and outdoor live events can increase to 67% and one cafe owner in redwood city says she will be hiring again soon. >> we're getting some calls from people that already and able to come back to work, and new people that are entering the workforce. >> it's nice to the option to go inside when this weather is starting to creep up and get pretty hot so it's very encouraging. >> people have done an incredible job wearing their damn mask. >> reporter: if you're not familiar, yellow is the state's least restrictive covid tier. it means the county covid case rate has fallen to minimal levels and spread. counties have three things in order to move into the yellow tier. three things have to happen. one, a positivity rate of less than 2%. the case rate must be less than two cases per 100,000 people and then it must meet the so-called equity metric. that means the county's positive rate in the most disadvantaged neighborhoods cannot be significantly higher than what it is in other neighborhoods, so this goes back to the initial question you were asking me earlier about othe

upper 60s for redwood city and heyward, if you're about to step out for lunch, it's 72 degrees, but we're warping up fast, and if you're like me and suffer from allergies, this is what's bothering you right now. we have a high amount of walnut, pine, cedar and oak tree pollen. it's really heavy out there at this point, and we have those high winds that are just carrying that pollen for a longer distance. let's head to the south bay and get a look at the high temperature for today. we'll reach up to 90 in morgan hill. still pretty hot. this will be the last day. we'll see temperatures this high. heading over to the east bay, livermore reaching 39 while we'll see some upper 70s in oakland today, and right along the immediate coastline we're still in the mid-60s today but hot as we head over towards redwood city and san francisco still in the mid-70s for highs and in the mission district and mill valley reaching 80 degrees today, so we are going to have' lot of changes here as high pressure quickly moves east. we'll see the low diving in between friday, saturday, sunday. that will kick up hi

. >> redwood city has a new fire chief. his name is ray iverson. there he is. he's a san mateo currently serves as fire chief for the san mateo consolidated fire department. he's been in the fire services profession in california since 1991 working across northern california in a statement he said redwood city is the heart of san mateo county. i welcome the opportunity to make a positive impact on the communities of redwood city and san carlos and he will begin his new job in exactly one month. >> she gave her baby less to drink so that she didn't have to change their diapers much. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news today. one oh, one mother learning about the sickening struggle. some others have to go through just to care for their own babies. so she started helping and mother outs. and while the chances of getting a blood clot from the johnson and johnson vaccine really low doctors may have found a cure for the few people who do get them. >> plus, there's new video of an attack against a older asian women that's coming to light now. >> as the man accused of th

we have temperatures from 49 in redwood city to 45 at half moon bay.it gets even more comfortable as you head toward the coast. we will take a look at the rest of our numbers which are milder then this time yesterday. it goes out there. you can see most of us in the mid to upper 50s. we have a 50 at santa rosa. got 1800 feet in los gatos. that gives you an idea. a couple of on the day planner. for those of you who do not like daylight savings, the sun would be up. it would have come up at 4:49 this morning. i just had to throw that out there. it would have set at 7:24. you would not have been able to enjoy the gorgeous, warm evening outside. look in between. it will be a tough one. if you are around bodies, just knowhat the n mperatur are t a sml advirybaally no thbay brid thugh delta. a heat risk is moderate to high inland and it is even more so for our pets. keep them off the asphalt in the concrete. when it reaches 95, it will feel like 120 on concrete, 145 on the asphalt. a small craft advisory starts this afternoon. areas in yellow. be careful if

that is what the translator to this woman in redwood city said with her husband and son. could not hold back the tears wednesday night. [ speaking in spanish ] >> translator: my sadness is because i went all my savings for my daughters to continue their studies. >> reporter: wednesday the judge ruled against the national eviction moratorium, saying the cdc exceeded the authority to impose the ban. late wednesday the judge agreed to put a hold on her ruling pending appeal, but that still makes tenants rights advocates uneasy, especially since california's eviction moratorium is set to expire at the end of the june. >> the biggest concern is that the expiration date is coming and families will be in the street, so we will see a massive eviction as probably we haven't seen yet. >> over 40,000 families here in a santa clara county alone would be at high risk of not just facing an eviction, but the potential of homelessness. >> reporter: new civil alliances side with landlords and praise the initial judge's decision against the moratorium because housing providers are being fo

i welcome the opportunity to make a positive impact on the communities of redwood city and san carlos he'll begin his new job in exactly one month. oakland mayor libby shaft is releasing her proposed city budget for the next couple years. chef aims to address homelessness, public safety, jobs and. >> healthier neighborhoods with what she is calling the city's recovery budget. the nearly 4 billion dollar proposal set aside 41 million dollars to deal with homelessness. it also allocates 2.6 million dollars for non police response to mental health emergencies. as for policing itself, the department will get 325 million dollars in the first year. 334 million. the following year. also transferring some vehicle enforcement responsibilities to the open department of transportation, although the dollar figures for the police budget are higher than this year. the percentage of the budget is actually lower the public presentation of the proposal that is it is for may 10th. the balanced budget needs to be approved by that city. by the city council there on june 30th. >> for your money tonight. m

what's to the port of redwood city used to be quiet.idents in the community didn't even know it existed. now that's changing. the port has spent the pandemic reinventing itself. he started with drive in movies, then graduated to the stop a family circus, which brought night after night of entertainment. the circus brought horses to the port. and when you think about it, we haven't had horses at the port since the gold rush next up, dragon productions, variety show running weekends through june. with their theater still closed due to covid. they say outdoor set ups were great option. they'll have everything from taiko drums to magic to comedy. it's a little bit like you know, old school, johnny carson is gonna be a really good show the next edition to the port happened almost by accident. commercial fishermen just happy pani c called them out of the blue. he had lost his spot in san francisco do to covid and needed a new place to dock. he found redwood city by looking on google earth and said, how would you guys like us to come down and

so warm in san carlos in 85 86 for the high in redwood city. here's south bay zone mid to upper 80's across there. 87 in downtown san jose milpitas a high of 86 and then we could see some of those 90's livermore valley. you're going to be a high of 90 degrees today 84 in fremont. 84 also in union city. and then the 90's for brentwood in discovery bay. both at 93 degrees. walnut creek 91. and then we're covered in the 80's as we get closer to the bay berkeley 80 degrees there downtown oakland 81 and it's going to be a hot as we get into vacaville and again, very windy in these areas. 91 their 93 in fairfield, napa. you'll be at a high of 91 and sonoma. you're going to be heading over to wine country. you'll be at a high of 90 degrees. the north bay also breezy 50's, a point raised 5971 at stinson beach and then it's going to get toast years. we get into petaluma with a high of 88 degrees. so just be really careful out there. however, there is going to be a cool down. in my forecast to have your 70 around the bay coming up in just a bit. reyna ba

a pedestrian was struck and killed in redwood city. live on the scene. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news heading. >> happy monday to you. it's the monday after mother's day, which is also a thing. it tuesday and the other day the day before and after is rationed to new right. rebecca. that's right. i john planned he offers a day so that i can work >> yes, it will. hopefully the weather is gorgeous over the weekend. hopefully you're able to enjoy and maybe go outside a little bit and if not, the weather still going to be warm for you. probably little hot in some spots you might want to go outside and windy and others. but it's still going to be lots of sunshine for everyone so out the door. right now. we're looking at our live camera network, san francisco international airport looks great. not a cloud in the sky for now. but the fire danger is among us. and

in a statement he said redwood city is the heart of san mateo county.welcome the opportunity to make a positive impact on the communities of redwood city and san carlos n he will begin his new job in exactly one month. this just in police summer and they are trying to find a man accused of trying to lure a teenager into his car that happened this afternoon near what is formerly a sir french a strike high school police say the man told the students were not sure if it was a girl or boy told the student their parents had called asking him to give them a ride home. the suspect described as 6 feet tall white man with a muscular build a tattoo on his forearm last seen wearing a black cat aviator sunglasses plaid shirt, military boots, possibly driving a black honda accord. anybody with information is being asked to contact moran police. >> while there is still hiring happening. the latest jobs report shows that it slowed last month. about 266,000 jobs were added in the u.s. much lower than the 1 million or so expected. but the white house says the country is

. >> and redwood city high will. >> good morning, everybody. the next step after yellow is open season. so this is about as least restrictive as you possibly can. after that we go back to pretty close to pre covid-19 conditions. a lot of people already enjoying outdoor dining in san mateo county. now you can do it even more as far as bars movie theaters, places of worship. >> if you're going into a bar, they're allowing you inside at 25% capacity. places of worship. 50% capacity, movie theaters. i know the summer blockbuster months just around the corner. that's at 50% capacity. here's this outdoor events. we're talking concerts. a lot of people can't wait to get back to that. they think that's the final domino as far as covid restrictions that is allowed in san mateo county at 67%. san mateo county. the reason why they're doing it not because they feel like it, but they are powered by the science in san mateo county 1.8 covid-19 cases for every 100,000 people and more importantly, the positivity rate the cases at 0.6%. so a lot of people are d

but i have not encountered anything like the gratitude i saw today here in redwood city. >> a lot of times it is mass vaccination. adults who have disabilities take a longer time. they just get left out. >> if you don't fall into the 90 percentile, you often get left behind. >> reporter: for those who may not have had any other option. dignity health reached out to the special needs community, trying to find those who might have challenges. >> when you have a special needs child there are a lot of challenges. >> he is so big, he is autistic, anything is hard. >> reporter: the plan today was to be flexible. some patients were met at their cars and others were brought inside where a number of different environments were available. >> we have created a whole program around it, quiet rooms, sensory friendly toys with balls and bright colors. just to not over stimulate them. that has been really helpful. >> the staff was so patient and understanding. they really, without them it would not have happened. >> it helps having some people that have experience with special needs. it helps the p

claire and today with the sea breeze, upper 70s san mateo and palo alto another warm day at 84 and redwood cityy and 65 in daily city and in the north bay widespread mid and upper 80s for you and a warm afternoon through santa rosa and right close to the bay, even 80 in richmond and berkeley 76 with upper 670s out towards union city and castro valley 76 and numbers once again. near 90 by the delta and very dry and 86 san ramon and 84 in pleasant town. the zen day tore cast and red flag warning today with those breezy offshore winds and 60s at the coast and upper 70s at the bay and on monday as the winds ease, high pressure builds even warmer inland and looking at warmth to continue inland to tuesday and slight cooling middle of the week and lighter winds offshore will transition into stronger on shore winds bringing widespread cooling through next weekend. >> all right, thank you . >>> the monterey aquarium has been closed throughout the pandemic. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey showing you what to expect. >> since the first tim since march and, 2020, the aquarium is reopening its doors to gue

one zip code in redwood city, we put that zip code in, 18 available pharmacies in the area, and haywarde us 27 possible locations. if you're still looking for a place to get your vaccine, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on race for the vaccine in the trending bar. >>> starting tomorrow, san francisco will loosen more restrictions as it enters the yellow tier, notable not just here in the bay area but across the world. the city is considered a shining example of how to beat covid according to many health experts. they did an encouraging dive on the numbers. more than 70% of the population has been vaccinated and by the end of the month all of the hotel rooms are expected to be open and ready for business. >> the experts that we've spoken with think that san francisco has beaten covid probably more effectively than anywhere else in the united states, even more so than new york, which also has a high-vaccination rate. people in the bay area and san francisco have been very cautious, and we're starting to see a reward from that. >> the bay area was the first in the country to is

but let's get down to the south bay with 96 for campbell and 95 for last got toasts and 94 for redwood citynd union city 92, but here is where the real he does. you do see why we do have the heat advisory over here but we didn't in santa clara valley. so that is the real issue and is we come back into the bay the numbers come down and low 90s but the further inland we go they do start climbing again and now we are looking back at the low 100s for daytime highs on top of all of that there is a spare in the air tomorrow and we are trapping all of the fair and doing a lot more driving and there is a lot more direct sunlight and that can turn a lot of the car exhaust and ozone in the whole thing as a perfect scenario for air- quality circling downhill and something we have to think about so here is the seven-day forecast and we >>> long before the success of such movies like crazy rich asians, asian-american artists have had a san francisco based plat to create your own productions. >> we have that story. >> reporter: jason remembers discovering how he was not alone as an asian american poet. >

right through the peninsula, 87 for redwood city, and look at that dropoff, 60s through daley city andeaches. we have that cold ocean breeze staying with us in san francisco. just get up a little for the mission and downtown with a few 70s, and through wine country, napa, 91 and novato at 87. i know a lot of you would like to see this heat get out of here, a little too much too soon. and i do see a system coming in once we hit saturday. this one will drop our temperatures, 10-20 degrees. the one wildcard we're watching is rain and thunderstorms on the eastern side of the storm. again, it's going to be moving very close to us as we know more in the coming days. of course we'll share more with you. you can see in san francisco, plenty of 60s as we roll through the week ahead and across the inland valleys. look at the result of that storm system, going from 91 tomorrow to 76 on saturday. temperatures definitely are going to be a lot better for you. my air conditioner at home was clicking on. it's nice to have that ac but way too soon. way too soon. >> way too soon. >> mine was clicking on

now palo alto mountain view in redwood city.d-eighties or approaching that for much of the south bay. but because of those offshore winds during the day. east bay shoreline warming up to the lower to middle 80's tri valley upper 80's 88 going on for walnut creek 89 for concord and 75 to check in for ballet. 93 have it for a vacaville and also fairfield 87 for napa rose and we'll do some of those 80's heading down south. now we have a heat spike early next week. it looks like so return to some wore those 90's. but on the flip side, as we finish off the week temperatures fall. hey, we get an onshore wind and also maybe a little chance in spring showers. let's hope. let's get to a developing story this morning, a large chinese rocket is plummeting back to earth. right now. it's expected to crash land on earth and a cut in a few hours. maybe tonight. yeah. the big question everyone is wondering where will this thing land. the pentagon says an exact location isn't going to able to be pinpointed until within hours of its re entry. so

redwood city, low 50s.re is a look outside where patchy morning drizzle will be the call with sunshine away from the coast. a little warmer monday and tuesday. a look at the cloud deck. we are seeing the low clouds pulled back by about noon time. then it is sunshine but numbers will be hard-pressed to warm up. the clouds combat quickly and we are looking at monday afternoon a breezy day as well. the clouds finally pushoff late monday and that begins a warm up.tu nds, anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour early this morning. then about 4:00, we are talking gusts over 30 miles per hour. it's a breezy and sunny day but it feels a little cool for the season. we will get a brief bump monday and tuesday. after that, we look at a significant cool down. around the bay, 50s for san francisco. 63, oakland. 68, fremont. the average highs should be in the mid to upper 60s around oakland. a little cool for today and the winds will make you feel on the chilly side. 72, santa rosa. they had sunshine earlier and that's why

in the afternoon we will be nice and mild, 73 in san jose on the peninsula, 72 redwood city, 57 in half bay, 62 downtown san francisco. northbay you are looking at 76 in santa rosa, little more cloud cover there. 67 in the east bay and oakland inland areas. 80 in fairfield, 76 in livermore. your seven-day forecast, a nice weekend in-store, little warmer going into next week. >> looks nice, thank you. >>> education is a pillar of abc7's effort to build a better bay area and tonight we are highlighting the longest- serving educator in oakland unified, who is set to retire next week, after 57 years. she is often called the kid whisperer because her ability to really reach students. our education reporter paid a visit. >> i am a kindergarten teacher at martin luther king and i have been teaching with the oakland unified school district for 57 years. >> reporter: she moved from chickasha, oklahoma to oakland to teach, in 1964. kennedy had already been assassinated. martin luther king, jr. was the most prominent civil rights leader. there was beatlemania, the moon landing a few years later an

there have pro israeli protests in redwood city and san jose and walnut creek and then that pro-palestinian you reported on in san francisco. many protesters calling for peace and compassion sadly also some were very angry who are calling for an escalation of violence. so in the protest in san francisco today. you saw many people with pro peace signs. but you also saw people who are not protesting about gaza but are protesting against the very existence of israel who wish to turn back the wheel of time. 73 years and erase israel with all its 10 million citizens. that's not a particularly helpful or useful attitude. i'm i'm hoping that more people join in the prayer for peace in the region and not for the defeat one side or the other. so you asked about. go ahead. go ahead. fish us about the causes so that the causes the causes or a political. in fact, their party political. >> has not had a stable government. now for a while. there's been a series of elections that have not resulted in a clear government. that has led to some uncertainty. which policy and leadership wants to exploit and mor

redwood city low 70's. mountain view 72. still 50's at the coast.egree warmer in san francisco today at 62. you should be in the mid-60s's couple of clouds in the afternoon but mid-70s for sonoma and vallejo today and on the east we will come up a few degrees for 67 san leandro and oakland. castro valley upper 60's. union city 70 this afternoon with 75 in pleasant on. upper 7o's in pittsburgh. the accuweather seven day forecast keeping the numbers coming up just a few degrees tomorrow after some morning fog with numbers in the low 80's inland and by monday, we are even a little warmer. it'll be breezy and cooler by a little bit on tuesday. then near average with those afternoon sea breezes kicking up throughout the rest of the workweek. pretty nice here. i think this is the way to go if you ask me. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> the south bay's water supplier is embarking on its long awaited project to make it's largest storage reservoir earthquake safe. anderson dam will be rebuilt t w tu needs to be bored in case of emergency. the tunnel about to s

you make your way in redwood city, 80's and 90's into the south bay tomorrow.n those temperatures moving the upper 80's maybe couple low 90's. well inland tomorrow afternoon. otherwise numbers cooler especially inside. the bay will be another day before we cool down many of the valleys, but everybody to be cooling down the next few days as those temperatures drop right through friday, even saturday partly cloudy skies. a much cooler weather. >> lawrence, thanks. still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news today, including words of warning from pg and e will let you know why customers need to be on alert. >> also while bay area homes are selling faster than ever. work. also getting signs that the rental market might be stabilizing. we'll take a look. city by city. >> details of a new project in the works by former niners qu >> it is no secret that rent prices were dropping quickly during the pandemic, especially in major bay area cities according to a recent analysis, there are some signs that the pandemic weary rental market is edging up just a bit. kr

bring it over to the peninsula, and the coast, we continue with that breeze, and you head out to redwood citypalo alto and we will be in the upper 80s tomorrow. and san francisco, low 70s and colder with an ocean breeze, 62 and right up here in the north bay, and 90 in sonoma, there are a few of you throughout that are tired of heat, way too soon for you. and once we hit saturday, we will see the storm drop down to cooler temperatures, but there will be tomorrows on the eastern side, this time of year, that kind of lightning would be bad. could spark more wildfires. we will let you know there will be a tomorrow chance for you. you can see in san francisco, we head through the next few days until wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. and across the inland valleys, the system i showed you, in the 70s once we hit friday and saturday. good news with the cold weather but cooler weather, and thunderstorm chance. >> that could be very concerning. thank you, jeff. >>> still ahead here, instagram for kids. the growing pushback against facebook's latest plan and how facebook is reacting this evenin

the holiday where we are over 100b0 and looking at near 80 along the bay shoreline, mid 80s for redwood citynd that's a hot day, but not much seabreeze. the numbers begin to come down and we are looking at a quick andra medic warm up getting to sunday but here is today low to mid 70s for santa clara and san jose and look at 70 in redwood city, 55 pacifica, it's a cool and gray day there, rosa as well as sonoma and looking at 66 in san leandro, 70 in union city with low to mid 80s inland. the accuweather 7-day forecast warms us up by 15b0 tomorrow, triple digits memorial day with a heat advisory and then the heat moderates for noticeably cooler weather by the middle to end of the week so that's the good news liz that everything so dry out there already. >> it really is. lisa thank you. >>> just ahead an old story with a new twist. >> what was your name? >> cruella. >> catching up with the stars of the newest take on 101 dalmatians, with the back st are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your g

this was out in redwood city. but now that that has been all cleared and there's another accident or close to that, you're still a little under 32 minutes for that park. so we'll have more the a- throughout the morning. but darya and james. we'll send it over to you thanks. a lot of 7. '02, and our top story. the president of the oakland a's is in vegas. the question is. >> will the teams stay in that's the big question yeah. the elephant in the room. we've learned team officials not only visiting vegas but maybe even another city here in the next couple months as they try to decide. >> what their next move will be if the waterfront park doesn't get built and keep putting the pressure on oakland kron 4. sarah stinson is live with the latest this morning on the prospects for the team leaving sarah. >> the pressure is on, especially after the president did he posted that he was at a hockey game last night having a good time there. surely showing him the best of vegas in what nevada has to offer as it could be the ne

redwood city police are looking for the cause suspected of a deadly hit and run accident. it happened around 02:30am in the morning today along el camino reality near lincoln avenue. investigators are looking for the suspect vehicle described as a white cargo van with front end damage. if you have any information you are asked to call redwood city police. let's go to the cr an hour. at least one boat ramp at lake tahoe won't be opening to motorized vessels. the summer due to low water levels. this is the result of an unusually dry winter. the city of south lake announced on friday the city's a boat ramp at eldorado beach will remain closed for the 2021 season non motorized boats can access the lake at that ramp as long as they're cleaned drain and dry. switching gears. now to talk about the weather. there's a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is pretty breezy out there. you can see the american flag on the right side, your ski screen blowing in the wind. the kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr has a look at our forecast as we enter this second very dry week of may face.

hayward redwood city fremont mountain view. perfect right there in the 70's.ow tomorrow as temperatures fall into the 70's on average for inland cities and that's the way we stay the next 6 days after that point. so today, believe it or not, is the warmest day of the rest of the forecast and is cooler than in the day before us. so we are certainly seeing some changes and changes that are going to stick around for a bit reyna. john, thank you for that. we are slowly but surely recovering from that stall tractor trailer. >> on the westbound 92 side of the san mateo bridge rapped about 35 minutes. now we're down to 17. if you're wondering the bay bridge has also been pretty slow. we had a few early morning traffic collisions, but that did not take it past 20. so we still have been around 1516, minutes from the maze to the fremont street exit the air on the bay bridge. the richmond sandra fell commute starting to improve just a little bit under 13 minutes for your drive time there no accidents or delays contributing to that slow down just more traffic taking one.

san carlos redwood city palo alto lower. 60's mid 50's there for you now. peta sent a low 70's out and campbell san jose pretty warm for you at 81 for your high 66 in hayward union city fremont mid to upper 60's a random raga out in castro valley. low 60's for you. there not feel 75 the late helmet 60's benicia 69 74 out in pittsburgh. santa rosa petaluma nevado all low 70's. we're going to look at your seven-day forecast for you inland. you can see things of really cold out for you over the weekend. they coastal areas pretty much on par with. typically are for this time of the year. 60's for you there along the coast mid to upper 50's. right. let's get a look at our bridges right now. we're heading out of the bay bridge as you're heading into the city to the fremont street exit a little under 12 minutes for your drive time. here is good news is no major hot spots. our san mateo bridge. you're heading across towards the peninsula. a solid 9 minutes for you is traffic starts to pick up just a bit. we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell comm

half moon bay the upper 40's sam, a tail redwood city palo alto mid to lower 50's hayward alameda 51 down in oakland. 52 in berkeley. we have to hit the roads this morning as you're heading out your house. let's go ahead and get a look at things, the air headed into the city right now. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time. i do have a hot spot early this morning that 6.80 southbound south of mount acute expressway in milpitas. so again, at least a few lanes. there are blocked. we'll keep a close eye on that as you head across towards the peninsula. let's look at the san mateo bridge. a little under a 15 minutes for your drive time as conditions. their pickup. we're also looking at things along the richmond, sandra fell or the golden gate bridge rather you can see as the fog really starts to build their. we do have a fog advisory and we'll leave you with a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge about 10 minutes head at a richmond bus traffic picks up. we'll have more on that as the morning goes on. but daria and we'll send it over to you. thanks a lot of rain at 7. oh, one a

>> we still have that issue on the peninsula, into redwood city out of palo alto. our live camera is starting to catch some brake lights, the camera is at university at the top of the screen, passing by marsh headed up toward wood side road and as we look at the traffic build-up there, you see it on the maps, the reason is only down to only one lane there because of a crash, three tow trucks are waiting. they need special tow trucks because there's evidence needed in the crash. 84 reopened right on time. >> thanks, mike. 5:12 this morning. >>> and no, when you look at this, your eyes will not be deceiving you. no one behind the wheel of a car. it's not so much uncommon here in the bay cair when it comes to teslas but where the bay area the driver cars are soon set to start driving. >>> so sales of things like teeth whitenering and dough owed rant are up. apparently people are getting ready to go back to work in the office and getting this emselves together. i bet you're getting yourself together this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." right now at 5:14, w

9.24 and breaking news we've been following all night lanes are now open on el camino real in redwood cityer a pedestrian was struck and killed there. yeah. tragic scene overnight crawford. julia 7 is following the story for us from the scene and yoli. >> you were there when the roads were blocked and they're investigating and there when they reopen them once again. >> yes, that's right. all lanes are open in both directions. on el camino. but in spite of it all being open. investigation is still continuing. i spoke to the police department about about 30 minutes ago and they say they're still doing some follow-up investigations. the show you some video of what it looked like when it was all shutdown out. this happened about 02:30am in the morning when police were notified. they found a dead body on the southbound side of el camino. we did find out that the person is a male. but that's about all the information we've got about the victim. now, as far as the suspect and what kind of car that we still don't know. >> this is why the investigation continues and they are looking into surveillan

well antioch at 77 redwood city fremont and mountain view each in the low 70's tomorrow and saturday.le lot of change compared to today. temperatures do start to rise come sunday. and by monday we're closing out the memorial day weekend with some really hot weather inland temperatures rising as warm as the triple digits for among the first times this year as far as the bay bridge goes right now been looking at this drive time. it's been pretty steady over the past hour at around 20 minutes from the maze to fremont street. definitely a backup out there. but that's to be expected during this time of the morning. lots of sunshine overhead as you do get on the roads. stay with us. plenty more to come. still ahead. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. g