kron four's. dan kerman has that story. >> the foley has issued a statement today, but so have some 50 protesters here at the gateway to windsor saying that he must resign. one person is carrying a sign that says the poli for prison. these folks are not going to let up. they say what has happened today, which is just holy has decided to step back without stepping down is not good enough. >> the gateway to windsor was filled with signs and protesters friday afternoon calling for windsor mayor dominic foppoli to resign. but the embattled mayor who has been accused of sexually assaulting several women over a period of years has stopped short of stepping down. >> choosing instead to step back from his duties. >> in a statement issued friday for police as it has become clear to me that the town council will not function at the level expected by its citizens. if i remain actively involved given the strong reaction to the allegations against me, though. i maintain full innocence under the law. i've decid

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rob fladeboe kron 4 news. another big story tonight 15 million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine. they were ruined. >> due to human error. the fda is investigating the situation. it happened their plant in baltimore. according to the new york times employees mixed up ingredients, johnson and johnson released a statement saying a batch of the vaccine. did not meet quality standards. the vaccine doses that have already been shipped out were not impacted by the error. johnson johnson says that they still plan on safely delivering an additional 24 million single shot vaccine doses through the month of april. and tonight, we're also digging into the big news from pfizer today which. has announced that its covid vaccine is 100% effective in kids between the ages of 1215 years old, kron four's, maureen kelly talked to an infectious disease expert. he says if all goes well, that means that tweens and more teens could be lining up to get their shots before school starts in the fall. >> pfizer says none of the 12

noelle bellow kron 4 news. let's take a moment >> to get away from the headlines to talk weather this monday night and the person do that is our current force. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow alert. what what can we expect? yeah. hey, that was a quite a weekend. one and a lot of sunshine. some very warm toasty temperatures. some 80's, even some odd 90's popping up around the bay area. things changed a bit today. i think even more so as we get in toward tonight. couple clouds. so trying to form out along the coastline tonight. i think the wind is going to be the biggest issue as we head toward tomorrow as see some pretty blustery conditions out there right now. just a little hazy across the bay as we speak. not much in the way of clouds with the temperatures taking a major hit today that stronger on shore flow while we were down a good 15 degrees today compared to yesterday in san jose was 40 new school or a word, 12 degrees. cooler napa, 9 degrees. cooler in san francisco. you really felt felt the effects o

dan thorn kron 4 news. dan, thank you for that. >> switching gears now to get a check of our 4 zone forecast chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with what we can expect in lourdes. it's going to feel quite warm out there. yeah, these next couple days, guys. these temperatures really going to warm up today. we started a little bit. but boy, we're going to really get things going starting tomorrow and the next couple days should be spectacular. warms days of the next 7. so high pressure now building in overhead. looks like we've got mostly clear skies. now there may be a hit. the patchy fog along the coastline not to be much. in fact, looking over san francisco lot of times you see that fog already rolling in over the city by this time, but not now go to keep those skies mostly clear overnight tonight, temperatures already started to move upwards today. in fact, some places jumped as much as 14 degrees in places like concord and santa rosa in the bottle. so warmer weather starting today. but we'r

be sure to download the kron 4 and kron on apps for free live. local news coverage. >> and stay with kron four's or coverage of the chauvin verdict continues. coming up, we'll hear what it means for bay area. families whose loved ones have been killed by police. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow very windy around parts of the bay area today. and we've got a little rain and some lightning. >> outside to. we'll show you where coming up next. >> tonight, we are hearing from families of some of the bay area man killed by police officers as kron four's michelle kingston tells us they say the conviction of derek chauvin is a start in the right direction. but much more work needs to be done and we want to warn you, some of you may find this video. >> disturbing. >> this is the last text message. michelle monterrosa received from her brother shot before he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer last summer. he was asking for her to sign the petition for george floyd on tuesday. michelle and her sister ashlee watched as the man who killed george

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

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on kron. 4 news at 3. we've just confirmed now an interview with the mayor of alameda. so we will be asking the mayor some questions about this video about the police department and what should be happening stay with us. here again. that's coming up at 3.30. the happening tonight, president joe biden is expected to live or his first joint address to congress. a big topic will be police reform and gun safety. those are expected to be discussed during tonight's event. the president will also lay out parts of his american families plan a proposal to invest billions of dollars into early childhood education and a family paid leave plan. another topic. the administration's response to the pandemic as well as the ongoing situation at the u.s. mexico border. so there's a lot to go over tonight and we will have complete coverage of president biden's address to congress tonight during a special edition of inside california politics. it will be streaming right after the president's speech. so join catherine heenan a

we get details now from kron four's, rob fladeboe. he is live from the massive acts site there at levi's iraq. >> that's right. they've wrapped up for the day now. as many as 5,000 people got the their dose of vaccine here at levi stadium today. and i'm told there is now enough vaccine in the pipeline here in santa clara county that everyone and anyone who is eligible is encouraged to sign up now let's take a look. >> this was the busy scene this afternoon as people flock to levi stadium to get their vaccine shots. officials on monday announced the release of thousands of new appointments in contrast to recent weeks vaccine shortages forced the cancellation of new appointments first dose appointments are now be scheduled up to a week in advance says the county's doctor jennifer tong. so we've already receiving significantly more supply than we had been receiving. >> and next so that we can keep up with our each of our sites. maximum capacities. >> which allows us to most in a day just over 20,000. >> the arrival of the first shipments

he is speaking to kron 4 news first in this case. let's get to that video that was released just a short time ago again to take you back. this all started to unfold last monday and that is when police got a call of an intoxicated person and they respond to the scene. 2 people went to this home on oak street to alameda city police officers and they found mario gonzalez. now the police are saying that when they tried to engage with gonzales that he would not give them his name and then would not cooperate. they say they tried to detain them and that is when a medical situation unfolded and mario stop believing there are 3 separate investigations as you're watching that video understand that there are 3 separate investigations underway. i spoke with the police chief, the interim police chief about why he released the video. and secondly, those calls from the family of mario gonzalez saying and their words that he was murdered. listen to what the police chief is now telling kron 4 news. >> yeah. i would say that first of all, our condole

sackey kron 4 news. all right, taylor, thank you for that. >> now for our 4 zone forecast a live look over the richmond. sandra fell bridge looks kind of dark and lonely out there. yeah. the super pink moon is rising too fast. you can barely see it there in the upper right hand corner of your screen richmond center fell pretty illuminated this evening. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. lawrence. we were really hoping for that storm yesterday to be more formidable then it last year. we are. yeah. it's sort of fall apart moving right along the coastline. so some places got some decent amounts of rain. some people not much rain at all. and that's the unfortunate thing. this could be the last rain. >> of the season and that is not good news from where we sit for the season so far. so here's some of the totals we saw around the bay area. almost a 3rd of an inch of mill valley, almost a 3rd there in tehran berkeley almost a 3rd of an inch sepsis. go 17. 100's oakland only 700's. and by the time we m

kron 4 dot com. we'll go down to the south bay because business is suffering after a recent rash of robberies and burglaries are now getting some help. kron four's. rob fladeboe brings us up to date on what's happening is live for us now in san jose. and this is an update on a story that we talked about earlier in the week right here at 3, right, rob. >> that's right. just to you know, we'll take another look at that wild surveillance video instigated all of this. but first, let me uh, let me update you on a couple of things we're talking about the east of city hall runs out to highway one. oh, one and then over on to the other side a little bit on alum, rock avenue. the area has been plagued by burglaries and robberies and even some vandalism in recent weeks and residents there taken their case to city hall to looks like they're going to get some results. take a look at that video, some dramatic surveillance video captured back on a sunday afternoon. a march 31st. excuse me, march 21st when 2 masked

kron 4 dot com. now to our coverage of the coronavirus and the rush to get vaccines into people's arms. here's a look at the county said of administered the most vaccines in the bay area so far. >> more than a million vaccines have been given in both santa clara and alameda counties. 743,000 in contra, costa county, where eligibility is now open to everyone. 16 and older and 613,000 vaccines have been given in san francisco in total. more than 4.7 million vaccines have been administered here in the bay area, a good sign that supply is increasing despite that increase in the number of vaccinations and plans to fully reopen the state by mid-june infectious disease. experts are still signaling caution and they say this caution is combined with the word of warning for the unvaccinated kron four's, dan kerman. he joins us live in san francisco with more on this dan. >> the key focus on this is us with these variants gaining steam in many of the more transmissible this makes those who are unvaccinated even

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dan kerman kron 4 news. >> still ahead tonight on kron 4 news at 10. we have the latest developments in the kristen smart case after authorities made 2 arrests yesterday. >> also cracking down on oakland side shows. we've got details on the major enforcement happening this weekend. the cdc is warning against airlines, opening up the middle seat to passengers. a new study says the risk of being exposed to covid could be reduced by about 60% when middle seats are left open those numbers did not take mask use into consideration and airlines are requiring some airlines are, however, already planning to fill all seats in coming months. regardless of that advice and the pandemic is driving people out of san francisco into the sacramento area in huge numbers in 2020 70% hike in people moving from san francisco county into sacramento county and fact out of all the major u.s. cities san francisco had the biggest increase and people moving out compared to moving in. researchers say people are moving again because of the new freedom they have mostly being able to

ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> thank you. actually as more and more people get the second shot of pfizer and moderna. there are new questions tonight about just how long these vaccines might lessen fact. pfizer's ceo is saying that it's likely people will need a booster shot or or 3rd shot eventually. but what is the science tell us. dan kerman has been speaking to some medical experts. he joins us now live from aspect site. >> at moscow knee in san francisco. what are they saying, dan. >> well, i think the key thing they're saying is that it's made now will at this point the scientific evidence isn't there to support the fact that they know everybody will need it. they say they may need it. pharmaceutical companies need to start working on it right now because they can't discover in november that they need it. and then 4 months go by until they figure out how to make it. still. they say the scientific evidence isn't there. so there still is hope that these will last longer than many people think. both pfizer and moderna are

kron 4 dot com. alameda as interim police chief has confirmed a crown for the 3 officers involved are identified as eric mckinley has been on the force for 3 years. kameron lee. he also on the force for 3 years and james fisher, who's been on the force 10 years late this afternoon. the interim police chief spoke with kron four's theresa stasi about the case and why the department chose to release the 3 body camera videos and she continues our team coverage with the message she's hoping to get across to the public. >> here now in an hour from the alameda city police department. i spoke earlier with the interim police chief. and this is what he had to say about why the decision was made to release the really body camera videos earlier than they legally have certainly the death any human being who's been in the care or custody of. >> the government. the police department. there is a compelling public interest in that and so that there's a desire for the public from the public to see that video. and ther

kron four's a morning. kelly reports that this will be a gradual return and those first workers to volunteer to come back to the office will have to be fully vaccinated. >> the second largest building west of the mississippi has been a vertical ghost town but starting mid-may sales force workers who have been fully vaccinated. we'll be able to voluntarily come inside and work in cohorts of 100 people or fewer on designated floors with safety protocols and covid testing on site. eventually they will open up capacity from 20 to 75% and allow non vaccinated employees inside. they do say they plan to open up at full capacity at some point down the line at the same time, they've also extended their work from home. option through at least the end of the year. but having the city's largest private employer signal a return, even a gradual one is good news for those downtown small businesses. they have managed to survive the pandemic. >> here's the owner of don's grill. this means. >> everything. i mean, the city, a

kron 4 news at 5. the family of a 13 year-old boy is demanding justice after police body cam footage was released of there. >> son being shot and killed by an officer. we'll have reaction to that. a harrowing video. and johnson and johnson studying the potential risk of blood clots coming from their covid vaccine. when we come back, we'll. >> tell you who else they're asking to join the study. and with the cdc is saying about people who are getting covid after getting the vaccine. >> there are reports now some people still getting covid after they've been fully vaccinated. yes, the incidents are being called breakthrough infections, though. it's not a good thing. breakthrough sounds good to date. the cdc says there have been 5800 such cases in the u.s. 396 people required hospitalization, 74 them died out of more than 78 and a half million vaccinated americans. so far the amount of people who still got infected after being vaccinated works out to just a fraction of one percent. health officials say no

kron four's. dan kerman has some options to think about when looking for an appointment. >> getting the covid-19 vaccine is often quick. once you have an appointment. but getting that appointment can be difficult. there are several ways to look first. check your county's website. sometimes they make their own appointments like in contra, costa county if not visit. the states might turn page here. you can find appointments if available. if not, you can sign up to be notified the many of complain notifications are unreliable. if that's the case, twitter users can follow bay area vaccine bought. it's about the checks might turn every 5 minutes for available appointments and tweets when it finds them users just need to turn on alerts to be notified. you can also visit pharmacy sites like cvs walgreens rite aid and safe way to look for appointments. if no look there, you can try the web sites of major medical providers like sutter dignity, ucsf and kaiser. and if you're still having no luck checkout va

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kron 4 dot com. now the california legislature. >> officially confirmed rob bonta to be california's next attorney general. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala caught up with him. >> she joins us now live with their conversation. good afternoon, ashley. this happening right before he gets morning. >> good afternoon. just in yet. he still has to be sworn in. but the bay area assemblyman, who was the first filipino american elected to that office. well, now be the first filipino american to hold this office as the next state attorney general. he enters and leaves the department of justice at a time when state leaders are calling for more support for the asian and pacific islander community and also more police accountability. >> such an so humbling overwhelming robin to says he's ready to take on his new role as california attorney general, but he preferred to be considered something other than the state's top cop. i see them all this as the people's i know people call the top cop. >> but i think

kron four's. washington, dc reporter will join us live. >> our top story tonight at 5.30, president joe biden says it is time to bring american troops home

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

>> now on kron, 4 news at 3. another major milestone in california's vaccine rollout as millions of more californians become eligible to get the covid-19 vaccine and even as more vaccines are available. why leaders in santa clara county are concerned over more covid-19 variants. >> and the summer sizzle continues in the bay area. find out when we'll finally cool down from these above average record breaking heat temperatures in my full forecast in just a few minutes. stick around from 4 news at 3 starts now. >> from the bay local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> today is an obviously with you opportunity now for people my age. that have been waiting. >> there's the governor about to get his vaccine. and today anyone 50 years and older in the state is allowed to sign up for covid-19 vaccine. but amid all that progress health officials are wary of yet another rise in coronavirus cases. thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. the cdc director warn of impending doom

michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> coming up on kron 4 news at a cleanup is underway after a night of ugly apps and the ver police killings of black man. but it led vandals to target more than 2 dozen buildings. the state power regulators turning up the heat on pg and e after the past series of deadly wildfires and forced blackouts. also speculating a solution. white teenagers and others are swinging their circles on social media. >> around the bay area. a little patchy fog trying to form. but we've got a great weekend forecast ahead, we'll talk about that coming up next. almost 20 million americans suffer from allergies as according to the cdc, but something that we are already doing might help people who suffer from seasonal allergies. >> wearing masks that make it a lot less likely you'll breathe and particles that can lead to problems like stuffy noses studies show. of course, masks reduce the amount of pollen, for example, getting into your nose and mouth a new study also shows that the risk of dangerous blood clots is far higher in coronavirus patients, then in those who get vac

you're watching kron 4 news at 6. it looks like a clear violation of all kinds of law enforcement standards. >> and of their own training. >> now at 6, a family of mario gonzalez is speaking out against comments made by the attorney representing the alameda police officers who are involved in the 26 year-old man's in custody death last week. the family says the officers had no right to detain mario good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> the gonzales family says the body camera video released by the city of alameda this week shows mario was not a threat. kron four's phillipe djegal talk to the family's attorney that attorney believes the officers should face criminal charges. >> well, mario gonzalez's family prepares funeral arrangements. they are pushing back at the attorney representing the alameda police officers involved in is in custody. death on the families. we have civil rights attorney michael, her is exploring a civil lawsuit again

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kron four's. dan kerman is in the city to explain why doing so would be such a boon to the city's economy. >> covid-19 put the brakes and 70 major conferences like this one and hundreds of small ones in san francisco. but if the city adopts these new state guidelines or their version of them conferences and meetings can resume is a huge step forward to allow any industry to start against san francisco travel president and ceo joe delesandro says its weekday meetings that are needed to recharge san francisco, small business sector. >> and these guidelines are a good start. we want to see the numbers increase a little bit because the members that. >> you know, one, 5200 or small, especially if you're talking about ballroom that can accommodate 5,000 people. basically it's a positive step forward and one that we have 7 very soon. the new guidelines if adopted could also mean the reopening a big and small event spaces like one in a gallery. >> which due to covid-19 has mostly been doing online are cho

we'll start with kron four's. dan thorn is live for us in san francisco with more on. >> local health experts. what they're saying about the continued use of the johnson and johnson vaccine. dan. they think it's a good idea. >> that's grant and just staying there saying that today's decision was a smart one because it's important for people to know the risks that are associated with the johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine, but also to understand that those risks are very small. these experts say that people need to understand that these shots being distributed once again are critical in our fight against covid-19. >> the pause in the johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine is over federal scientific advisors say injections of the single dose shot should resume following concerns over extremely rare blood clots. i think this is the prudent way to go. and i like what they did today and really happy ucsf professor in infectious disease. specialist doctor monica gandhi says it was also thoughtful to pause the vaccine be

gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in san jose. police are investigating a shooting that left one person injured. investigators say the victim located in the area of kabul, road and state highway 85 just after midnight. the victim reportedly transported to the hospital with non life threatening injuries turning now to covid-19 coverage. so far more than 24 and a half million covid-19 vaccines have been given here in the golden state. california governor gavin newsome says that half of all eligible californians have had at least one dose, 30% of the state's population though, is now fully vaccinated. taking a look here at the bay area, santa clara county has administered the most shots with more than 1.3 million so far. alameda contra costa and san francisco along with san mateo rounding out the top 5. you can find the latest numbers on vaccine distribution county by county at kron 4 dot com despite those numbers improving the global death toll from the covid-19 vaccine for a virus, i should say, has now topped more than 3 million p

coming up here on kron 4 news at 10. the johnson and johnson vaccine has been approved to be administered again. >> california has made a ruling about when and if it will be administered again. but do people feel safe taking it. and then the san jose earthquakes took a big step forward to getting normal today how it went with fans and players back inside the stadium for the first time and a long time. and again, there was just an earthquake centered near morgan hill. we're working to get more information on that. so if you felt the shaking, please reach out to us. we would love to hear what happened. and we're also tracking the rain that's coming to the bay area this weekend. so much more right after this. >> all right. we are following some breaking news here tonight on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock. there was just an earthquake centered in morgan hill. it was a 3.8 and we'll show you the map now. as you can see exactly where it was centered in the south bay. not that big of a shake or 3.8 under for so we don't expect there

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> and dan kerman. coming up on kron 4 news. the governor says half of californians are least one dose of the vaccine. how is the bay area doing. we'll have that coming up. >> and later, another delay in the scott peterson case. why the judge granted more time to the defense to present their arguments for a new trial. >> looking at the rain in the rearview mirror. now it is all about the sunshine and the warm temperatures, the nice. we'll talk about it coming up next. >> the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention unveiled some new guidelines today and in most circumstances the cdc says fully vaccinated americans no longer need to wear a mask outside kron four's. anna wiernicki explains. >> cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says fully-vaccinated americans can now dropped the mask in certain situations. if you are fully vaccinated and want to attend a small outdoor gathering or die in an outdoor restaurant with friends from multiple households. the science shows if you're vaccinated, you can do so safely. doctor walen

kron 4 dot com. and coming up next here on kron, 4 news at 3. we will tell you the story behind this mural that's going up in oakland. stay with us. >> a larger than life. mural is now going up in oakland and several bay area celebrities celebrated this today kron for us not to her joins us now live with the meaning behind this massive mural. good afternoon. that's right. justine it's not only larger than life. it's the tallest mural in oakland. >> you can see it on the 25th one 24 story wall of the marriott city center. and as you mentioned, it's all for a good cause. the world food program has teamed up with the street art for mankind organization and the kellogg company to create a series of 6 murals around the u.s. dedicated to raising awareness and mobilizing support to fight hunger, especially since the pandemic. according to department of agriculture african americans are twice as likely to face hunger is non hispanic caucasian household and to give back to local minority communities. the kellogg company is donating cash to support local

kron four's. dan kerman has the latest now from windsor. >> supporters of assault victims rallied at the gateway to windsor friday afternoon once again calling for mayor domenic poli to resign. but the embattled mayor who has been accused of sexually assaulting several women over a period of years has stopped short of resigning choosing instead to step back from his duties. in a statement issued friday for police as it has become clear to me that the town council will not function at the level expected by its citizens. if i remain actively involved given the strong reaction to the allegations against me, though. i maintain full innocence under the law. i've decided to step back from an active role as mayor until the formal investigation is complete. i do not want my presence or participation to create a distraction. her cause any additional hurt for our residents who still needs to resign. and i'm hopeful that he will. >> i don't think this is going to the outrage winds or vice mayor sam salmon sa

kron 4 dot com. we're also going to be having a live report with our ashley zavala in just a few minutes to go over all these changes. and these new rules are all in result because of axa need vaccination efforts across the state. so joining us now with the latest on the state's vaccination efforts is the state's public health officer. doctor tomas aragon, thank you so much. joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. we've been excited to have you on our show. that afternoon. so let's start with eligibility because all these changes we just went through or because vaccination rates have been going well they're going up april first people 50 and older were able to start signing up for appointments. april 15th people 16 and older can start signing up for appointments. but currently there are people who still or in the groups that are allowed now. they can't even get a vaccine appointment and are there even enough vaccines. so the vaccine supply is increasing. you'll see, especially over the month of april t

has it made you kron 4 news. there has been a fund set up for the father and the daughter of the goal is to reach $50,000 for the family right now. >> there's a little more than $22,000 has been raised if you'd like to donate. we have a link at our website kron 4 dot com homicides are currently on the rise across oakland. there have been 43 so far this year, 2021, this is the month by month, break down 15 people killed in january, 15 more in february and march and 13 people have been killed so far in april. anyone with information about the deadly fire. any other homicide is asked to contact oakland police. >> the murder case against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin in the death of george floyd went to the jury today in the bay area businesses and residents are braced for the possibility of more violence. once a verdict is reached in oakland. a workers again, were boarding up doors and windows in the downtown area. there's also a barrier as there was friday along the outside perimeter of the oaklan

kron 4 dot com. >> meanwhile, just in to the kron 4 news room in the last hour or so. some sad news for raiders fans tonight. the team announcing on its website that former safety in 2 time super bowl champion mike davis has died at the age of 65 the brooklyn native played for the silver and black from 1978 until 1985 the raiders calling him loved teammate in a cherished part of our family going on to say that he'll forever be in the team's hearts. no word on his mike davis died today at the age of 65. >> the oakland a's came into today as the hottest team in baseball 13 wins in a row. that's right. the is looking to break out the brooms in their 3 game said in charm city against the baltimore orioles today kron 4 sports director jason dumas here tonight with a look at the highlights and whether or not they can extend that to 14 jason. yeah. guys. the a's got off to a disastrous start of this season. they were one in 7 fans were fed up. >> especially after an offseason where oakland didn't do all that much. but this team has turned it around and looks like one of the b

kron 4 dot com. and coming up at 3.15. we'll go live to minneapolis for what happens next. if derek chauvin is found guilty. here locally students in oakland could be back in the classrooms full time starting in august, the oakland teachers union and the city's a school district reached a tentative agreement today for full in person instruction kron four's noelle bellow joins us now with the details. noel. >> yeah, that's right. sanaz the tentative agreement has set a start date of august 9th for the 2021 2022 school year students and teachers are already getting a little taste of in person instruction there in oakland back on march. 30th several campuses throughout oakland unified reopened for partial in person learning. and today the district. welcome back. thousands more oakland elementary and middle school students. right now the district is operating under a hybrid learning model full in person. instruction is something the district has been debating with the oakland education association for mo

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

kron four's. we've reports 2 of those sideshows happened in antioch and neighbors were shocked by their size. >> the group responsible for leaving skid marks and burn rubber behind at 18th streets, then lone tree way at both force road in early sunday morning. >> ended up doing the same having started in pittsburgh earlier at night. were caught off guard by how many cars and people showed up that smoke was so bad from over burning rubber that we had to shut our windows because it was just. >> going into the house. really bad now is kind of a warm night to the antioch police department estimates. 150 cars were officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered, though mayor lamar thorpe says police did fly a captured license plate numbers. there will be people who are held accountable for what they did. >> and i think that once served more as a deterrence because people shod now if you come out i can participate in those types of activities. you are going to be held accountable fo

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

but for now that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. >> and we'll be back with much more during kron 4 news at 9, including a look at the radar as we can see where it's raining right now. stay with us. >> when foreign time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon on. >> now at 9, we're tracking rain falling across the bay area tonight. plus, we'll see how much of a soaker we will get on sunday. >> plus. >> it on a shot and a blip just like. >> hundreds of people joined a grieving family as they remembered sean monterrosa on what would have been his 23rd birthday. good evening and thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 9. i'm justine waldman. jonathan mccall is off tonight on june second 2020 much. rosa was shot and killed by vallejo police when they were responding to a vandalism call at a walgreens. was meant to harry attended the celebration and she lets us know how the family is feeling on this. this evening. good evening. >> good evening. justino. there was a lot of sadness. there was also

kron 4 dot com. the organizers will host another one when the city enters a new tier with new rules in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news local lawmakers are proposing a plan to crack down on sideshows and the south bay. we'll have those details ahead. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm right on harvey lets get another check of weather this morning with john shrable. >> we're here, john and a whole entirely new month. so do you have any plans for the next couple of days in april you now just making it a little better. the march was hopefully anyways. i like that. i think that's a good starting so many ways to get to. >> we will be looking at our center tower cam with some crystal clear skies showing a similar view as to what we have in our market. darrow view behind me. this is not the way it's going to look tomorrow. we're in for a quick change of pace as we work our way into april. so we're starting the month with crystal clear warm conditions

kron 4 docom. if you want to double check whe your included governor newsome has previously announced that starting next thursday, april 15th all california and 16 and older will be eligible for the vaccine regardless of zip code and a new vaccination site has been launched in san francisco's excelsior district. it will help ensure a highly impacted neighborhood has equitable access to the shots. they site is located at 20 norton street began offering shots today. it will continue tomorrow and run through saturday. you do have to make an appointment to get a meanwhile, here's a look at the vaccination numbers here in the bay area county by county, santa clara and alameda counties have administered more than a million vaccines each so far 743,000 have been given in contra, costa county where shots as vicky just available for folks 16 and older, san francisco county has given out 613,000 vaccines so far the bay area as a whole has given just under 5 million vaccines of the covid-19 vaccine despite mo

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

kron 4 dot com. a big story tonight, a with fire conditions getting drier seemingly by the minute fire season approaching. >> a new report finds serious problems with pg e's fire mitigation plan. that report is from an independent watchdog group within the california public utilities commission kron four's dan kerman has details. >> this california heads into another dry fire season last year's eruption of wildfires remains at the forefront of everyone's mind. now a new report finds pacific gas and electric's 2021 wildfire mitigation plan is severely flawed. >> we want them this take ownership of their failures. do better listen to people who are concerned about this and make their system safe. >> nathaniel skinner is with the public advocate's office. that's the independent consumer watchdog within the california public utilities commission. he says pg e's plan has failed to properly prioritize the riskiest areas most prone to wild fire when it comes to tree trimming and infrastructure upgrades. >>

kron four's. dan kerman has the story from san jose. >> thursday afternoon. most of those at san jose san pedro square. we're doing their dining outdoors as temperatures approach 90 degrees. there were some, however who took advantage of new guidelines allowing indoor dining. but it's something health officials are not recommending don't indoor dining. don't go to indoor bars. don't host an indoor gathering. >> if your home, even if it's allowed into the state rules. don't do it. it's not safe. not yet during a news briefing thursday, santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody warn residents of an uptick in covid variance, which she says makes many indoor activities too risky at this time. it's discouraging. this is no one's fault. but it's just a storage and hear that news. david mulvahill is flaherty's irish pub. >> like many bars and restaurants. they just recently reopen for indoor dining and drinks. >> i know they're not taking permission away. you know, people to 10 do tend to follow

still to come here on kron 4 news at 6. a look back at the 19. '06, earthquake. 115 years after the devastated, san francisco. >> and i remember from him, from the freezer. ivory us on this warm sunday night. today was hot some spots. i'm tracking all the temperatures and how long this heat is going to last around the bay area. my complete forecast coming up after the break. stay with us. >> let's talk weather this sunday at 6 o'clock. a live look on top of mount tam kron, 4 meteorologist rebecca strong here tonight with a look at the forecasts. i didn't get any text messages about waiting on it. >> next time see heat up around the bay area. hopefully have a little bit more luck. yeah, it was definitely. >> warm to even hot in some spots, especially inland at the coast. it was pretty nice. you can went there and got some really fun. if you didn't have a pool. hey, next. the oceans always better right. but yes, lots of sunshine that we're still seeing her suitor tower camera outside right now at a nice clear shot of downtown