because we as a community in oakland take a zero tolerance for hate in the city of oakland. i wanted them to know i am a partner. we have also seen business owners contribute funds to provide additional cameras in the chinatown area. i think this is a real opportunity for oakland to unite around our stance against hate. everyone in our community deserves to live in a safe community but particularly vulnerable communities. >> really revolving door when it comes to this top position. you are the 11th chief in ten years. i'm assuming you would like to stay in the job. what's going to make a difference or? >> i think the biggest difference will be all the things i mentioned at the beginning. can i help reduce and make oakland a safe city? cut out the department finally reach full compliance with the negotiated settlement agreement? can we begin to build trust in our community? can our community for like this is department they can have trust and confidence in? that's my goal, my guiding principal and our work to get there. >> we wish you all the best. >> thank you so much. >> af

because we as a community in oakland take a zero tolerance for hate in the city of oakland. i wanted them to know i am a partner. we have also seen business owners contribute funds to provide additional cameras in the chinatown area. i think this is a real opportunity for oakland to unite around our stance against hate. everyone in our community deserves to live in a safe community but particularly vulnerable communities. >> really revolving door when it comes to this top position. you are the 11th chief in ten years. i'm assuming you would like to stay in the job. what's going to make a difference or? >> i think the biggest difference will be all the things i mentioned at the beginning. can i help reduce and make oakland a safe city? cut out the department finally reach full compliance with the negotiated settlement agreement? can we begin to build trust in our community? can our community for like this is department they can have trust and confidence in? that's my goal, myguiding principal and our work to get there. >> we wish you all the best. >> thank you so much. >> aft

first field elementary school in oakland and mirrors how hallways and classrooms throughout the oakland unified school district are set up every classroom. >> is being set up the mask requirement signs in different languages when students return to campuses for a hybrid model of in-person instruction tuesday. their campuses will be structured differently from the last time they were in class on a regular basis. passing foot traffic will be required to stay on one side of the hall and in classrooms, doors are to remain open at all times. there are fewer desks and they are all spaced out leaving this our students, we miss our family. and so we family and. >> we are excited and looking forward to a safe return when days are propped open in classrooms that have been supplemented with air purifiers to improve ventilation air purifiers every classroom teacher gets to school district says custodial staff routinely spray sanitizer on chairs and desks. and in restrooms students will have to adhere to capacity limits some stalls and 6 are blocked off to ensure proper distancing going to be 5 days

the oakland coliseum site. another 6,004 that site in east la well, now that pilot project going away. and while they know they cannot keep things to that level. county officials are trying to work with the state to figure out how they can keep that site open in some form. when the federal emergency management agency launched the nation's first 2 mass vaccination sites here at the coliseum in oakland and another in east l a it was designed to get underserved communities. the covid-19 vaccine and over the last month and a half. it did that 49 teach her 250,000 at the coliseum. 250,000. >> at cal state los angeles, give or take in. so and today, actually, we're going to cross the half million milestone since we started. but earlier in the week, fema announced this 2 month pilot project was ending and the staff infrastructure and 6,000 additional doses of vaccine. >> would come to an end on april 11th. but county officials say this is not the time to close down this critical site. it shows our commitment. >> to en

when 1100 oakland members were asked if funds to be reallocated away from the oakland police >> 65% said yes and we talked about reimagining of it safety for a while now. people really wanted to know what that looks like. >> reporter: they will start bringing on responders after manager for the program is tired and funding allocated after the council meeting. city leaders say that macro should hit the ground by the summer. julian come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in pleasant hill for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. also open in milpitas, burlingame and san leandro. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauce

will that happen in oakland. well, listen, i have heard from that that the vaccination supply is dramatically and so independent experts are verifying that this is responsible way to roll out vaccinations. >> everyone does not become eligible until april 15th, but it is very encouraging to hear that the supply justifies the governor's announcement yesterday ok, one last thing before we let you go, you brought up the governor. we just did survey recently of californians who say the majority of them do not support the recall. coming up. >> in november. but an even bigger majority. think that maybe it's time for a change. i know the governor's term ends next year. your term as mayor ends next year. what do you say to your supporters who may be saying mayor schaff, no governor chef kind of has a nice ring to it. >> the city. i actually think governor gavin newsome has done a great job. she was handed one of the biggest challenges that we had seen in a 100 years. i excited to see what he will do once that crisis is pa

oakland, 80, that's warm for you. and warmth headed to the peninsula, san francisco in the 80s downtown and mission and marina at 75. north bay, napa or sonoma, low to mid-80s. above average. i think could see record-setting highs. concord, 85, new record, tie in san francisco with 82 and close to records in oakland and san jose. how long does it last? see in the seven-day forecast it's two-day event. dropping off to 59 on sunday and showers early next week. inland valleys also up to 87 thursday. 71 saturday, 69 sunday, and showers early next week as well. so work from home duty tomorrow raj means it's lucy wednesday, if you haven't seen my dog, we'll have her on and be back in the living room until things get better. >> part of the conversation was how is the wifi at home. that's the deal. thank you jeff. >> you got it. >>> alfresco is here to stay through the end of the year. some businesses in san jose allowed to stay open outdoors, city council voting to extend the program set to expire at end of june. allowed bus

kron four's gayle ong has details from oakland. >>governor gavin newsome says baseball fans may be able to watch their favorite team play in person on opening day, but that all depends of people don't let their guard down with covid-19 do that. >>advanced conversations governor gavin newsome telling reporters wednesday, the possibility of baseball fans returning to the stadium working on the final details but we've been working very closely with major league baseball others. across the spectrum working with local health officers, the governor adding the state's covid hospitalizations dropped 43% that's why he's confident more restrictions will be loosened in the near future under one condition if we all do our job and we don't let down our guard and spike the ball wrong sport. but get the point. then i all the world fans will be back. >>safely in a lot of those outdoor meanwhile plans are already in place at the oakland coliseum to welcome fans back to the ballpark on opening day we've been working closely with the state and county

also highest rent san jose was 3rd and oakland with 6. both those places have also seen bank go down in the last year in san francisco amanda hari kron 4 news. >> 6.20 right now in national news republicans are continuing to rail against the president over his response to the surge of migrants at the southern border and a group of senators will be at the border today trying to draw attention to the issue. but president biden insists the spike. >> is it really his fault. we've got our dc correspondent raquel martin joining us live with the story. good morning. workout. >> good morning. we'll president biden continues to deny that the crisis which republicans are calling it is his not his fault. he saying instead these are problems that he inherited. and he says that there's been a breakdown because of policies put in place by his predecessor. >> like to think it's because i'm a nice guy but is not. >> in his first press president joe biden denied accusations, his words have caused the surge of migrants at the southern border. thousands of

showers around oakland moving east. san ramon and danville about to get some brief, heavy downpours, and there's more rain in the santa clara valley. more for gilroy and snow in the mt. diablo range. there's more developing offshore that's going to be sweeping in later on tonight. it's the same threats, the thing most of us are likely to see, locally heavy downpours. there's a possibility of small hail, and tomorrow during the day that could cause slippery road conditions if it falls rapidly enough. lightning is infrequent, but you saw what one lightning strike was able to do in the willow glen neighborhood. 50,000 degrees worth of heat will do that. i don't think we're going to have problems with gusty winds, even with the heaviest downpours tomorrow. we'll track the waves of rain and when it's going to wind down with five-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> well, now thaing out of oakland tonight

in oakland, i am da lin. kpix5. >> the new cameras pointing at the intersections will be mounted on private businesses. the police won't have access to the live feed but businesses will only have to share the footage with investigators if a crime occurs. >>> kpix5 is taking a closer look at the attacks against asian americans. and half hour special, you can catch the replay tomorrow night at eight and again at 8:30 and monday at 5:30 p.m. on cbsn bay area. asians under attack: the bay area reacts. >>> people love today, they will really love this weekend. >> it looks great for the last weekend in march. temperatures warmed up into the 60s and 70s and we are still mostly in the 60s. if this was the temperature that the middle of the afternoon that would be normal for late march. these are the temperatures right as the sun is going down and we will be even farther above average for high temperatures tomorrow thanks to that offshore breeze weaning warmer temperatures across the board. still some marine influence

bailey was also wanted for a residential robbery in oakland last month. and had recently been released on a robbery in san francisco. >>> looking live at the white house tonight in his first prime time speech president biden made a big vaccine promise. every american, over the age of 18 will be eligible for a vaccine by may 1st. >> let me be clear. that is not mean everyone will have that shot immediately but it means you will get in line beginning may 1. every adult will be eligible to get their shot. >> katy nelson is live in pleasanton with what experts are saying needs to happen to make it a reality. >> reporter: mass vaccination sites all dealt with supply issues. public health experts say opening it up to anyone over the age of 18 it will be a massive logistical effort but it is doable. experts say it is important to keep in mind exactly one year ago today the world health organization declared this a pandemic. >> one year ago today that was the last day that i was in my office at uc berkeley. i have not been back since. it brings back tears to my e

and oakland zone. fantastic new greedo onehirammyt album reflected the new, strange reality we find ourselves in at the beginning of the pandemic grants to him and all the recipients after two decades in the nfl, new orleans, say quarterback drew brees is making a very big move. after 15 years in the same in 20 years in the nfl, our dad, it's finally gonna retire. so maybe the same one time last year. zach see pretty darn cute raise kids making it official yesterday afternoon. drew brees spent the first five years of his career in san diego is the charges quarterback before signing on with the states where he flourished. that's where he spent the last 15 years of his career, including leading the team to a super bowl win back in 2000 and 9 42 year old breeze goes out. it's the league's leader in career yards passing and completions. 100 career. 49ers george kill. probably got some answers he wasn't expecting when he did a virtual appearance recently, and ucsf benioff children's hospital. i wonder if yo

oakland a strong cell moving over you. heavy downpours over oakland and also right around the bay, san francisco, looking at from the peninsula, san bruno down along the coast. you can see some moderate to heavy rain pushing across the region. as we go through the y looking at scattered showers,e few more isolated thunderstorms. some hail and lightning. that's a possibility. also catching a little bit of sun. depends where you are as we head through the day. still a cool day across the bay area. daytime highs running from six to ten degrees below average. mainly in the mid50's. >>> if you are up early this morning and getting ready to head out the door be careful. you are dealing with slick surfaces. we are seeing some flooding on the roadway. that may be difficult to trrepo ramp to 880 northbound from jackson street. parts of 580 not far from that 980 connector. i'm getting first reports of a new crash. a solo vehicle traffic collision. right at lake shore. just a heads up if you are working through there. looks like that

those teams would first start in east oakland, west oakland, those are the 2 locations in oakland, where we will be starting the program and we will be hearing a report on march, 16 at our council meeting on progress so that we can continue to cheap oakland oaklanders informed about how quickly we can get this off the ground. >>the oakland fire department one run the program leaders are hoping to implement the program in the next 6 months. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news pop-up vaccine sites help a lot of people across the bay area congressman eric swalwell is fighting to make these temporary sites. >>permanent. >>welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. let's get another check of weather with john stray bull and john warm-up answered today because already maybe a sprinkle or 2 you add just a sprinkle or 2 today kind of our transition between what was such a nice warm and sunny weather this weekend to what will be our better chance of rainfall and even thunderstorms coming tomorrow across the bay area today will noticeably be cloudier a little bit cooler and as you noted rey

it was a very mixed neighborhood racially. >> the trains brought people to oakland. the creation of the transcontinental railroad certainly fueled the population growth when george pullman when was a chicago industrialist outfitted rail cars to be these luxury cars where people could go across the continental u.s. george pullman also mandated that all of his porters and maids and cooks be african-american. and so that created a very early and very pronounced african-american presence. >> very interesting. now you can binge watch "the moms of magnolia street" todayin a our website nbcbayarea.com and also find it on roku, apple tv and our youtube channel. certainly something to check out. all right. also want to check out some of the forecast. it's going to be nice enough here, kari. >> yes. a god thing that you can watch that on your phone because you may want to do that outside just enjoying some fresh air. we've seen temperatures very warm the past couple of days and it will be even warmer today. we're already in the inner 60s right now in san jose and head for the

come to oakland, california, baby gunshot, somebody shooting in oakland city council member confirms two men were shot and wounded early sunday during a sideshow near 98th avenue and international victims are reported to be in stable condition and are not considered innocent. bystanders my understanding is that the two who were injured were participating in the sideshow on beyonce occurred that lead to the gunfire, a lifelong oakland resident says he's frustrated by what he calls complete lawlessness. it's gotten worse has gotten worse because they know they can get away with it. they know. all they have to do is outnumber the police, oakland police have a task force to address the problem and have been confiscating vehicles for 30 days, which has provided evidence. many sideshow participants are outsiders. there is firm evidence from the cars that are being told and other stops that are made when pursuing side shows that many folks are not from the city council member. taylor says the city needs a multi pronged approach to solve the problem and is looking at using improved intellige

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looking at 66 in san francisco, looking at 68 oakland. 71 san jose and for concord. about four to five degrees above average for this time of year. as we go through the day we are looking at a mix of sun and clouds as we head through our afternoon. >>> you know so far so good. we aren't seeing any major issues or incidents. the live look at the bay area bridges. if you are up early, going out the door you will take the bay bridge. right now is a good time to be on the roadways as you work across the span into san francisco. you can see lightly traveled there. that's the case for most of the bridges. live look at the san mateo bridges with no delays east or westbound between 880 or 101 and the golden gate bridge. we have pretty light traffic both directions out of marin is clear as you head into the city. >>> we have developinein a rosa. chman who hit and killed n haappears to b this is on roberts avenue. happened just before 10 last night. officers found a vehicle that had crashed into a tent on the side of the roadway and there was a woman underneath the vehicle. sh

oakland police have made arrests in some high profile cases. chief laurent are frank's had this message for others who may pray on the asian community when people come to chinatown with an intention of committing a crime, i want you to know that we're going to capture you and we're going to catch everyone. that is welcome here, and we are here, unified to heal from hate violence and a pandemic. oakland mayor libby shaft urgedy where your values are in san mateo county, local leaders pushed for a no hate act legislation that would provide funds for local governments to address hate crimes in south san francisco. san mateo county leaders also joined in the course against hate the time. has come enough is enough. we will no longer be the asylum and minority. there's a second part to this day of action, and that's healing. the hope is an end to the violence and optimism for the future. henry lee ktvu fox two news now to the latest other coronavirus pandemic in san francisco's chinatown, 1000 seniors living in a care facility will have the opportuni

oakland. and so we're really excited to get to a point where we're going do usd spokesperson john sasaki says the district is still taking a measured approach to allow for in person instruction to expand. he says what happens over the next few months will determine what happens in the fall. >> ust parents say they'll continue pushing for full time instruction for all kids who want to go back to school as well as a commitment as to what comes next. from the district. you know, we're just we're hoping it will to advocate for the district to work towards that end. >> beginning next month. all students through 6th grade will be able to return to the clagsroom for hybrid learning the school district says, as for plans into the next calendar. school year. they're still working with their labor partners to come up with that reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 thank you so much. to dan and also in the east bay the mount diablo unified school district will welcome students back on campus

will that happen in oakland. well, listen, i have heard from that that the vaccination supply is dramatically increase 8. and so independent experts are verifying that this is responsible way to roll out everyone does not become eligible until april 15th, but it is very encouraging to hear that the supply justifies the governor's announcement yesterday ok, one last thing before we let you go, you brought up the governor. we just did survey recently of californians who say the majority of do not support the recall. coming up. >> in november. but an even bigger majority. think that maybe it's time for a change. i know the governor's term ends next year. your term as mayor ends next year. what do you say to your supporters who may be saying mayor schaff, no governor chef kind of has a nice ring to it. >> the city. i actually think governor gavin newsome has done a great job she was handed one of the biggest challenges that we have seen in a 100 years. i excited to see what he will do once that crisis is past us beca

those teams would first start in east oakland, west oakland, those are the 2 locations in oakland, where we will be starting the program and we will be hearing a report on march, 16 at our council meeting on progress so that we can continue to cheap oakland oaklanders informed about how quickly we can get this off the ground. >>yeah, the oakland fire department is actually the agency that will run the program and they say they're hoping to have it up and running in the next 6 months a 42 right now and still ahead. >>a close in sao ever come straight back country skiing only a few we'll take a look at what one scare sent us to show us the conditions and how crazy he >>welcome back 8.45 and check this out and hold on a professional skier, push the limits of mammoth yeah i wanted to share with us they had some recent snow up there and so he took advantage of that put a gopro camera on himself and just went down. >>for dick lee down in some cases launching himself off cliffs this is the back country skiing which i will never do and that most people never do. >>now and then this like whole an

oakland technical high school remained locked up friday, like all the other schools in oakland, but while the district is re opening for in person instruction for pre kindergarten through second grade at some schools next week and for all elementary and six grades in about three weeks, high schools in oakland will remain closed for the remainder of the school year. but what about the fall? i think that's the biggest source of concern for parents right now is that we don't actually know what fall is gonna look like everyone. confused and concerned as president of the oakland tech pita andrea dooley has been hearing from many parents, and there's not unanimity about about what it should look like. there is just confusion about what is being proposed. last week, oakland school superintendent kyla johnson trim l sent a letter to parents saying quote we do not plan on starting the 21 22 school year in distance learning. we're hopeful that we can open the school year with five full days of in person instruction. week, but the letter went on to suggest the district was hedging its bets based on

showers around oakland moving east. san ramon and danville about to get some brief, heavy downpours, and there's more rain in the santa clara valley. san jose, you're drying out, more for gilroy and snow in the mt. diablo range. there's more developing offshore that's going to be sweeping in later on tonight. it's the same threats, the thing most of us are likely to see, locally heavy downpours. there's a possibility of small hail, and tomorrow during the day that could cause slippery road conditions if it falls rapidly enough. lightning is infrequent, but you saw what one lightning strike was able to do in the willow glen neighborhood. 50,000 degrees worth of heat will do that. i don't think we're going to have problems with gusty winds, even with the heaviest downpours tomorrow. we'll track the waves of rain and when it's going to wind down with five-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> paul, thank you. wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> well, now

but parents in oakland say they are still waiting. however, oakland mayor libby shaft now saying the city is close to a deal on reopening schools. good evening. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville, the group of concerned parents rallied near lake marin. oakland's afternoon pushing for the school district and the union to reach an agreement about when to reopen schools. ktvu is greg logan's here now with more on the rally, greg? yeah, frank as the number of covid cases continues to go down, it appears more parents are starting to speak up about getting their kids back into the classroom. and this afternoon, a very vocal group of parents in oakland made their case for reopening. venmo than 100 people advocating for the reopening of oakland schools filled the grass field at astro parked near lake merritt. the group consisted of parents, students, educators, even a few health care workers. one man identifying himself as a physician and parent shared his frustration feeling fed up with inaction was stalling with private schools an

oakland police have also made arrest in recent crimes targeting asians. carl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, says law enforcement should be commended. when i give a lot of credit, you know, followed police work, you know, police to have done a pretending you know many of their suspect i've learned that this man 29 year old, she moaned the button was arrested for allegedly attacking in oakland gas station, owner of asian descent. the bottom is accused of spewing racist insults at the victim and spraying him with the chemical. in another case, john lawrence, was arrested for allegedly punching a 76 year old asian man in the face, not far from oakland police headquarters and in the most serious attack. oakland police arrested tian to bailey and albert britain in a robbery in the adam's point neighborhood that led to the death of 75 year old pak chung ho was originally from hong kong. both men have been charged with special circumstances murder. some of the suspects arrested for these crimes and others in oakland have long rap sh

oakland's mayor makes a big request to city leaders today. the big money commitment she's asking for, as the debate over police's role in the city continues. >>> shots in arms and money in pockets. >> president biden and vice president harris continue their tour across the u.s., selling the latest covid stimulus bill. this as another crisis looming larger, the growing immigration issues they're dealing with at the border. >>> and a live look at livermore this morning, where it is 34 degrees.

. >> 3/21/2009 is the day the city of oakland, the oakland police department will never forget it is with 3 police sergeants and what opd officer were gunned down by a wanted felon. it is one of the. >> responsibilities as a chief. >> now that weighs on you every day. the possibility something like this could happen as the 12th anniversary of the solemn event draws near chief leronne armstrong shares his thoughts about the deadliest day of the history of the oakland police department. >> i have a picture in my of the day of the funeral. so it's a constant reminder. a lot of families aloft for loved ones. a loss for friends. a loss for our community and the truth. tremendous loss for our department. >> take us back to that day for you. were you duty that day. >> i was not originally on duty that day. but i received the call. for an emergency response to not respond to be as the incident was to to. respond to the scene. >> just remember this. i think i knew mark duncan the best. was the first stop on that scene. back march. 21st. >> oakland police department chaplain father jason becau

oakland city councilmember noel isn't surprised by the numbers. he says getting to the coliseum can be a challenge and scheduling an appointment online can be even more troublesome for folks with limited internet access. >> in the grass root neighborhood. people will come because they're able to walk. were they able to schedule a time when they're not working and they're able to in many cases you'll see walked their children with her to the side. they don't have the vehicles in and certainly going to the coliseum. you know, you've got to take the bus to get to get up and bart walker was stadium. that's why he says mobile vaccination sites that work in partnership with community organizations have had better turnouts. >> and mobile vaccine clinics in oakland. 25% of the doses went to african americans. 33% of latinos and 18% to asians. meanwhile, 17% of the doses went to white residents not only eglin air of the native health center says there are organizations set up one of those sites in fruitvale with the help of fema. she says they decided not

so oakland is a pretty large urban district. tomorrow we will only see pre-k to second grade students returning. this is only a fraction of the entire student body. >> oakland unified said close to 58% of families with the youngest students said they would return to in person learning. >> will be expected to be high? probably not. >> reporter: tomorrow and some school start reopening that every teacher will be there. the school district told us because of this week is optional for teachers only 38% of them opted to return. but all teachers must come back by april 19th. >> we still had no soap inms. >> reporter: one reason olivia decided to delay her return. she was allowed to do an inspection upper school and found the support staff won't all be there. >> parents cannot come on campus and cannot walk their kid to the classroom. who is going to do that was mac who is going to help a kid who is scared and upset and having separation anxiety? >> reporter: i asked his mother if she was sending her first- grade daughter to school tom

those teams would first start in east oakland, west oakland, those are the 2 locations in oakland, where we will be starting the program and we will be hearing a report on march, 16 at our council meeting on progress so that we can continue to cheap oakland oaklanders informed about how quickly we can get this off the ground. the oakland fire department would run the program and they're hoping to implement the program in the next 6 months. >>protesters took to the streets in minneapolis as the trial of derek chauvin the man accused of murdering george floyd was set to begin today. however jury selection has been delayed as an appeal pro proceeds over the possible reinstatement. another charge for third-degree more murder. sha tin has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and manslaughter charges video shot in kneeling on floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes. before floyd died has sparked worldwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism. today's protests were peaceful. the judge says he will resume the trial tomorrow morning. switching gears now to talk about our weather.

evidence technicians from oakland police gathering clues monday following an attack on a man and oakland's ademas point neighborhood. neighbors recognized the victim right away. that's the guy that stay up the street that walks every morning and every evening down the street father and nobody. he's elderly and he's fragile. you can see it. video from citizen app shows the police response just before seven tuesday morning, the 75 year old victim was out for a walk when he was robbed. in an altercation with the suspect, leaving the victim injured and hospitalized. we don't have it except information, but it doesn't look too good at this time. carl chan with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is in contact with the victim's daughter. he says the victim is of chinese descent. last month, chan along with city officials denounced an uptick of crimes against asians and oakland's chinatown. do you believe that he was targeted because he was asian? i hate to say it is i have to believe yes, at this time because has been going on for so many times. already the open mayor statement reads in pa

up to 52, oakland, sfo. 26 miami an hour wind gusts. because of those strong off shore winds, especially those winds aloft there's a wind advisory that's in effect for all of the bay area hills, mountains and the san francisco peninsula coast until 10:00 a.m. today. as we go -- we will warm it up significantly. many of us in to the 70's this afternoon and still breezy through the day. we will continue to see the above average temperatures and the warm temperatures through thursday. cooler by our easter weekend coming up. all right. if are you suffering lergies, we are talking about that pollen count in to the high category tuesday, all the way through friday. rest of the workweek. looking at the high pollen count levels. it's because of the tight pressure gradient. we have the ridge of high pressure and low pressure system to the east. the two weather features so close together with the packed isobars. with relooking at the strong off shore winds and the northerly winds continuing as we head through the rest of the morning and into our

and no word yet when high school students at oakland will return. the current agreement requires the approval of the school board. frank azenith smith life force tonight as nathan q. knew in 11 teachers in l. a have approved an agreement to begin hybrid instruction. the teachers union, says 89% of teachers voted in favor of students returning to class. the approval comes 10 days after the l. a school board unanimously approved the agreement. the deal calls for teachers, students and staff to wear masks and practice social distancing. it also mandates improve ventilation and a new daily cleaning program. district is tentatively planning to have kids in lower grades, return to class in the middle of next month, middle and high school students would likely be back at school, either at the end of april or the beginning of may. come back here on the bay area. santa clara county and san francisco could soon join san mateo county and move into the orange tear this week, said it clara county now has a 1.2% positivity rate slightly lower than the statewide r

the agreement between the oakland unified school district and the oakland education association was ratified saturday night parents within the district say this is a step in the right direction. but some believe it's not enough. >> you know, we will have a large majority of oakland kids who'll be left out of a return. and even when we all return, it's up for pretty minimal amount of time. meghan botica loopy as a parent advocate who points to neighboring districts like berkeley and albany, which plan to allow kids back in the school for 5 days a week under the current plan from oakland schools in person instruction would happen twice a week for 2 and a half hours each day a total of 5 hours of in person instruction a week. >> but to go loopy argues with lowering rates of covid infections. new cdc guidance and an increase in vaccinations. oakland schools should be looking into expanding we can't really compare ourselves to any other school district. what they're this is what's going to work in oakland. and so we're really excited to get to a point where we're going do usd spokesperson john sa

>>and the east bay, a group parents in oakland are pushing for schools to reopen now oakland unified school district officials believe it's critical for students to be back in the classroom by mid to late march. but some parents don't think that's going to happen and say their kids are reaching their limit. a group of parents in oakland say they're just frustrated, they want the district and the teachers association to come to an agreement and get students back to in person learning. >>i trust we can do we can do it safely. and that we need to do it that our kids health is actually being very determinedly affected and it's urgent that we open the schools back up. >>we spoke to one oakland teacher who says she will return to in person learning once it's safe. but needs more information before heading back inside a classroom. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news derick almena sentence for his role in the deadly go ship warehouse fire. what his future holds and why family members of the victims are outraged by the results. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the arom

some students are returning to school in oakland next week while the oakland unified school district is reopening. >> doors to certain classrooms tuesday. not all classrooms will be open. this kron four's. michelle kingston reports that is because some teachers have opted out of coming back to the buildings. >> these empty school buildings in oakland will soon be filled the students and staff once again, but not so fast. dealing with her disappointment. again. you know, it's been a hard while oakland unified school district is welcoming some students back next week. teachers have the option to return to the classroom leaving many students who thought they were going to be able to go back to school next week. stuck at home for just a little while longer, but couldn't believe it or teachers. want to show up. susie. that's tp. antos daughter is a first grader at hillcrest elementary school. >> she was planning to return next week. but it's no longer able to do so because her teacher opted out hillcrest elementary school parents received an e-mail on wednesday that said, in part at this

they are providing chaperone services for seniors in chinatown in oakland. you can watch our special, asians under attack, the bay area reacts, in full in our website at kpix.com and there is a list of resources for information or to donate to help the aapi community. >>> nationwide, more than 81 million or nearly one in every three american adults have now received at least one vaccine dose and 17% are fully vaccinated and experts say millions that have had the virus mary be carrying a degree of community. >> we are talking about some form of protective immunity and about 55%. there is enough of a backstop that i don't think you will see a fourth surge but it may plateau before continuing a downward decline. >> the vaccine eligibility in california aren't across the bay area widened last week amid ongoing shortages. download our kpix app for the easy access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscasts. >>> a live look at livermore high school with the school district welcoming students back for the first time in more than a year. students can attend four mornings a

>> well mayor libby schaaf of oakland is specifically asking her citizens, fellow oaklanders to actually dial in to today's 1:00 p.m. oakland city council meeting and speak up to persuade, to ask the councilmembers to immediately restore critical police services using money from the $1.9 trillion america rescue plan recently signed into law by president biden. under that plan, oakland is slated to receive $192 million. mayor schaaf wants full restoration using that money of oakland's cease-fire strategy, aimed at reducing gang shootings and murders, support for the cleanup of homeless encampments and enforcement of laws banning side shows. with the $192 million from the federal government the city of oakland will face a budget shortfall of $126 million, something that still needs to be dealt with. according to the latest crime statistics from opd, violent crime in oakland is up 5% now, compared to 12 months ago but when you look at homicides, they're up over 300%. 29 people murdered so far this year in that city with regards to one of the high-profile homicides, opd arrested a second per

late saturday, posted on youtube come to oakland, california, baby gunshot, somebody shooting in oakland city council member confirms two men were shot and wounded early sunday during a sideshow near 98th avenue and international victims are reported to be in stable condition and are not considered innocent bystanders. standing is that the two who were injured were participating in the sideshow on daca. something occurred that lead to the gunfire, a lifelong oakland resident says he's frustrated by what he calls complete lawlessness. it's gotten worse has gotten worse because they know they can get away with it. they know. all they have to do is outnumber the police. oakland police have a task force to address the problem and have been confiscating vehicles for 30 days, which has provided evidence. many sideshow participants are outsiders. there is firm evidence from the cars that are being told and other. stops that are made when pursuing side shows that many folks are not from the city council member. taylor says the city needs a multi pronged approach to solve the problem and is looki

chinatown to pledge support for the asian community, including the oakland mayor. they have been hit hard by the pandemic. the chamber of commerce is urging those who want to help to shop ashane-owned business. >> we can help keep them going for survival. >> reporter: in south francisco leaders gather on the steps of city hall to denounce anti-asian hate. they call for congress to pass forward on passing the no hate act. it addresses flaws in the hate crime system across the country. law enforcement would get resources and training on how they deal with hate crimes. the bill would also require overnight by the u.s. attorney general who will report those findings to congress. you can help in the efforts to stop the hate. nbc bay area, telemundo have partnered with asian pacific fund based out of the bay area. we will provide grants for organizations working to stop attacks against the asian and asian-american community. we have added a link to our website. you can find it on the community page. >>> take a look at this. a scary situation on the venetian bridge. over,

it will keep rain in oakland through 11:45. to the south, over redwood city and that is pushing to the east as well. keeping it wet in fremont. certainly right around midnight. as we start off tomorrow morning, we are dry but there is another chance of rain coming our way by sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up in 15 minutes. >> okay. we'll see you shortly. how about the hail storms today? this is hail in san jose. you can see a pretty big chunk coming down hard and coming down loud. in the north bay, hail blanketing roads. it looks more like lake tahoe there. the wild weather causing multiple crashes. that's the down side including a lot of crashes on 101. further north in windsor, a similar seasonable, strong hail leaving the roads white and icy. and as a reminder, it could be icy tonight as well. one driver said he has never seen anything like it. from hail to snow. the snow camden hills giving everyone a nice scenic reminder that winter is still here. at 4,300 feet above the valley, we can see the snow above the mid

those teams would first start in east oakland, west oakland, those are the 2 locations in oakland, where we will be starting the program and we will be hearing a report on march, 16 at our council meeting on progress so that we can continue to cheap oakland oaklanders informed about how quickly we can get this off the ground. >>yeah the oakland fire department would run the program they're hoping to have it implemented sometime in the next 6 months. >>in a few hours from now the man responsible for the deaths of 36 people and the famous ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. he will be sentenced in a courthouse right behind me. coming up, i'll tell you how much time he faces a prison. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. grand opening in f pleasant hill!s comfortably shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest ea

the president of the oakland police officers association. very i don't want any more murders. >> i want to know more syrup. this parking spot to. and the early 2 thousands, big numbers of hers that we got this statement from the office of mayor libby shaft reads, quote, for the upcoming budget and 192 million oakland will receded american rescue plan the bear has urged the city council to prioritize restoring critical police services. the city was forced to cut due to massive revenue losses from the pandemic fully restoring violence prevention efforts like cease-fire, which was proven to reduce homicides and shootings by 50% over 5 years in oakland is a clear priority to address this dramatic increase in gun violence oakland has experience of, quote. >> i reached out to oakland city council president nikki fortunato best to be a part of this conversation. i received no reply. you can talk about the phone. the police. >> but when you're at a point now where you're at at levels of officers. we haven't seen this load by of years and continuing

let me ask you about who the program in oakland is directed toward. i mean, the aim is to try to reach low income families and people of color in the city of oakland. what are the criteria going to be for families to be able to qualify for the universal basic income program? this is the first time i've been asking interview question. i don't have an answer to so congratulations. i'm not clear as to sort of what the requirements in oakland are there's a website. it's been six and oakland resilient that organs, the website. i know that. all the details, and i say that because i've been supportive, i really spend your mayor, the council member in the team on the ground in oakland who have been really begins with the details, but i know it's good news. i know the guaranteed income does. i know i'm a big supporter of it. yeah. absolutely no, that's absolutely fair. i know there's plenty of people in the city of oakland, working on on all the details of that, so i didn't mean to put you on the spot there. we do appreciate you coming on. i know this is somet

under that bill oakland is to r. mayor schaaf wants that money to fully restore oakland's cease-fire strategy which aims at reducing gang shootings and murders, support for the cleanup of homeless encampments and among other things enforcement of laws banning side shows. within the past few hours the oakland police officer's association released this letter that it sent to the city council president urging her to use that $192 million to restore cuts to opd and reminding her that officers have served selflessly during the pandemic as violent crime has increased. according to the latest crime statistics, violent crime in oakland is up 5% now compared to 12 months ago, and when you look at the homicides, they are up over 300%. 29 people murdered this career so far, and with regards to one of those high-profile homicides opd has just arrested a second person in the deadly attack of an elderly asian man near lake marritt, the alameda county district attorney's office has charged demetrius briton, the accused getaway driv

east bay in oakland, 65 for a high, concord 68. tri valley and livermore with all that sunshine, 66 for a high. south bay, san jose, good morning to you, walking you through your day with 66 for a high this afternoon. >>> 6:42, a live look at capitol hill, senate has advanced the nomination for secretary of health and human services. republican senator susan collins joined the democrats in backing the california attorney general. the nomination will go to full senate vote. >>> stocks starting up this friday morning. diane king hall is joining us live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than 10 minutes. let's get straight to where dow is. right now it is rallying 118 points. in the tech sector, that's the lagger with investors taking out that sector, nasdaq down nearly 200, down also under pre several european countries suspending use of the vaccine following alarming reports. denmark, norway, ice land say they are temporarily halting use following blood clots after the shot. earlier