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quite warm out there as lawrence. if if you would consider it hot in many places the first time of the year large when it gets real. warm. a kind of feels hot does take all hot. yes, certainly. and we're seeing temperatures. we just haven't seen even along the coastline. these numbers little toasty out there, even toward the beaches. but certainly we're working on a great evening outside beautiful, clear skies, half moon, bay. people still out there at the beach enjoying that nice comfortable warm weather. look at more of the same over san francisco. no clouds to speak of that will likely change here. the official highs for today around the bay area 74 degrees in half moon bay 80 degrees downtown san francisco, just shy of record. their 81. >> in hayward, 83 degrees in san jose 83 in concord and 80 in the bottle. so simply warm temperatures, no matter where you went today. tomorrow we'll see some similar numbers outside right now. 70 degrees. san francisco 81 in oakland is 82 in san jose. a lot more still holding on 8

it is weather time and you saw a lawrence, you'll see him again. and it was just a beautiful bay area weekend. but yeah, the winds, as we mentioned, are going to be picking up a little bit. yeah, guys, we're going to see some gusty winds around the bay area. some of these blustery winds may be over 30 miles per hour, especially along the boastline. >> and in through some of those mountain gaps up toward half moon bay. hey, could out your skies today that some fog there was a single right by the camera there. as we got out toward the coast. you can see some blustery conditions. not many folks out there right now. it is cool out along the coastline in those cool temperatures will likely continue the next couple of days. today we saw 50 degrees in san francisco. that was a little bit below the average big contrast in temperatures. we'll see more and more this as we get further in the season. 80's and look more to the atm so much warmer there and well above the average and 74 degrees in santa rosa and san jose low clouds and fog are starting turn along

thank you, lawrence. that sounds pretty nice. still ahead as the state allows a big gatherings to return next weekend. travel. >> continues to pick up. will we eventually need vaccine passports to get around and alameda county could see an economic boost tonight with its jack london square in oakland we'll get a much needed economic boost tonight yoshi's oakland reopening for the first time in more than a year. kron four's phillipe djegal reports that they're hoping to help rejuvenate an area that has really struggled during the pandemic. >> the kitchen is back open. you know, she's oakland more than a year after the 40 year-old staple at jack london square closed due to the pandemic breaks my heart to see so many businesses out of business forever. general manager health says he feels fortunate that will not be the case for yoshi's. he says the venue has not reopened until now because operating at a quarter capacity or outdoors only would have been too costly is a lot of money just reopen because you need >> fresh food. everythi

that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> my name is alan schumer. i am a fourth generation san franciscan. in december, this building will be 103 years of age. it is an incredibly rich, rich history. [♪♪♪] >> my core responsibility as city hall historian is to keep the history of this building alive. i am also the tour program manager, and i chair the city advisory commission. i have two ways of looking at my life. i want it to be -- i wanted to be a fashion designer for the movies, and the other one, a political figure because i had some force from family members, so it was a constant battle between both. i ended up, for many years, doing the fashion, not for the movies, but for for san franciscan his and then in turn, big

thanks, lauren. 6 lawrence. the backlash against businesses in georgia over their new voting law is starting to ramp up our washington correspondent kellie meyer has reaction from capitol hill. >> hollywood productions are next on the list to leave the state as georgia's 2 democratic senators balance their disapproval for the law with encouraging businesses not to boycott republicans are pushing back against the economic backlash brought on by georgia's new election law if they want to make their business ish decision on misinterpretation ef what the georgia law does. >> then they obviously are not a good business. people georgia republican congressman rick allen calls the push back. >> a part of cancel culture georgia democratic senator jon ossoff. >> is telling businesses instead of leaving. they should stop donations to the state republican party passing restrictive election laws to make it harder for some people to vote. that drives investment away. both ossoff in georgia. democratic senator raphael warnock

this happened on mitty way off lawrence expressway at 10:00 last night. so this investigation has been going on for quite some time. sheriff's office confirms they were trying to stop that driver and according to a witness, that crash was so forceful, the vehicle went airborne. >> i guess probably going pretty fast to get off the pavement. it's like a movie. it's like flipping over the air and slamming into the wall. >> reporter: at this point, we can't confirm who the victims are nor why the deputies were trying to make that stop. san jose police are handling the crash investigation. the sheriff's department handling the other part of the investigation. neither is really saying much at this point. it looks like lawrence expressway should be ready to reopen as both of the vehicles have now been removed from the scene, but if you're leaving in the next few minutes you might want to route around lawrence expressway if you're headed to mitty high. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, kris was saying, ther was going to be a hiccup for some

thank you, lawrence. i take a look at this as a little baby giraffe is first moments in the world zoo miami sharing footage of is a wobbly first steps that. >> kathy is still waiting around for a name. but his mom. he and his mom have rejoined the herd and zoo keepers say that he's curiously exploring his new habitat. it looks pretty small. but he weighs a whopping 181 pounds just 9 days after he was born. so, you know, eating well. yeah. look at him go. always fascinated the with them trying take the very first steps, trying to figure it out yet. all right. still to come tonight, kron 4 celebrating earth week by highlighting some of the biggest environmental problems. >> that the bay area is now facing. i had tonight a look at what is making the sea lion populations sick and what you can do about it. someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did m

thanks, lawrence. today the world was rocked when these 2 men lost their lives within hours of each other. >> rap icon and actor dmx. he passed away in new york one week after he was rushed to the hospital for a heart attack and leaders around the globe are paying tribute to the late prince philip flags are flying at half staff and flowers are lining buckingham palace as the world mourns the prince's death, the late duke of edinburgh died peacefully in his sleep today at age 99 lauren lister has a closer look. >> at the royals life and legacy. >> tributes and condolences pouring in after the death of prince philip from the uk to the u.s. and beyond. he was heck of a guy >> you his lifp to service and i think he knew very early this morning on the west coast in announcement coming from buckingham palace. the duke number, a husband of queen elizabeth had died peacefully at 99 years old. >> after more than 7 decades in public service supporting his wife. and as the uk prime minister today said making a ma

thanks, lawrence. lawrence crews are close to finishing their work on the installing suicide prevention. that's along the golden gate bridge. >> the work will impact where you can and cannot walk on the bridge at least for a while. kron four's. charles clifford has more. >> well here at the golden gate bridge. the bridge district is warning visitors that starting on april 6th will occasionally be blockages of the east walkway, which is where most people crossover on foot across this ban and also many people ride their bikes to commute back and forth to work there. now as part of the ongoing work to build a new suicide net barrier underneath the crews will need to start using the eastern side walk as a staging area for materials and equipment. that means they already narrow walkway will occasionally be even tighter. the bridge says they will have crews out there working as blackmon to help people navigate around these obstacles. they also say there are no plans to completely close the east walkway, whic

taking a look at the golden gate bridge and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow and big ask you lawrence's. that fog is that he's right now. he's out toward the golden gate. we're going to see that fog. >> don't worry, get play that again tonight surging back on shore. so, yeah, kind of want to give you a long-range look at the weather pattern now is the fog continues to develop along the coastline. kind of giving you an idea of what we can expect, especially get the weekend and beyond. you see some of that patchy fog behind me over san bruno mountain more that come overnight tonight. today. temperatures. yeah. they kind of backed off a bit in spots down a good 9 to 10 degrees in the valleys. cooler elsewhere around the bay area. so come back down a bit. we'll see this can often on this week temperature only 55 degrees in san francisco. 59 in oakland. those numbers well below the average. we did have one 70 that was in concord today. but otherwise these temperatures staying down. now we've had these weak systems kind of rolled over the top of the ridge. and here comes another one that will

our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. concerning to say the least. lawrence. yeah, absolutely. i mean. >> that's really where we get all of water during the summer months since the see the snow pack as pours. it is. that's where it sits right now. but it's across the entire sierra nevada, not just one spot overall, we're just down and we just didn't get enough snow from so far this season. well, they're just not a lot of hope as you get in april to get much more 66% of normal in the northern sierra nevada. 63 1% normal in the central sierra nevada and only 41% of normal in the southern nick sierra nevada. far as rainfall is concerned, this could be the driest two-year stretch we've seen in california since 1975 through 1977 maybe the second driest since about 1849 looking for rain. now that doesn't look promising these models have been pushing some rain on shore. but watch what happens here as we get in toward the weekend. sunday. get easter sunday got plans looking dry. we're hoping to bring that rainfall in models yesterday were pushing the rain on monday. b

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lawrence. yeah. and certainly it's a big concern to see some of those fires getting started this early, of course. >> these last 2 years to the driest consecutive years on record since 1849. the driest back in 1975 1977 through that period. of course, a lot of people remember those days when really haven't take severe confirmation conservation measures to just get us through. so that's kind of where we sit right now and all along the western half of the u.s. we're currently under drought taking a closer. you can see most of area currently under drought conditions, moderate drought conditions and then you move further to the north and that becomes a severe to even extreme drought conditions. as you make your way in northern slot on parts of napa county. so not only want to see the this early in the season. but you get these temperatures and there's something else today. records coming down around the bay area and those records. yeah. certainly an 85 degrees. that was a record in san jose. san francisc

thank you, lawrence. still to come, the do's and don'ts of saying i do wedding season is right around the corner. >> how the planned to celebrating the whole ceremony, the hope it's going to work with the new covid restrictions. now in place. >> brides and grooms can pull out their wedding check click the once again starting today indoor private events like weddings can resume in california. kron four's to hernia spoke to a private event expert today about the do's and don'ts under california's latest reopening plan. >> it's been a long time coming california's newly released health guidelines as of april 15th indoor private events including weddings are back in action. people are ready to celebrate. they want to get out there. they want to have their weddings. like many industries. the wedding industry took a massive blow in 20 20 here in california about 85% of couples either canceled or postponed their weddings due to the pandemic leaving thousands of vendors without business. but things are expected t

we're looking at lawrence expressway. it's still closed from 280 down to just shy of bollinger, consider that open, takes to you the south side of archbishop mitty high school. the reason we mention that, the closure of lawrence may affect folks headed toward the campus. if it happens overnight, the departments will need some daylight to take some photographs. that may be the case over the next hour or so. we'll track that. the rest of the b drive including the bay bridge toll plaza starting a little build. back to you. >> that could be a busy spot. thanks, mike. >>> for the first time ever, california is losing a congressional seat due to population shifts. it's not alone. new york, pennsylvania, ohio and michigan are also losing a seat. california's loss of representation will be somewhere in the los angeles area, but we won't know where for several months, as the state committee redraws district lines. six other states including arizona, texas and florida are among those gaining one or two seats as we see people leave

but lawrence, as tomorrow might be more of a pool day santa beach okay. so yeah, you want to be careful where you pick your if you're that might be a different deal. but if you're out there in ocean beach. sure. you know you might be fog in. so i want to give people an e. >> false information here. we're talking about nice weather this weekend. but we are going to be dealing with a little bit of fog along the coast and you see that moving in right now. the marine layer is beginning to i think by sunday that i'm actually clear all the way to the coastline. so looking like some nice weather ahead. but the winds, yeah, you can watch it right here. they're going to start to kick up overnight. but watch what happens. more of westerly component right now. that means that nice ocean breeze overnight tonight. all of a sudden that starts to shift more of a northerly component begins to develop. you see that right there. that may be just enough to warm me many of the valleys that's going to be that offshore e nd wind. but it breaks down right along the coastline. s

lawrence said that's a good sign, right. yeah. we're going to see that onshore wind and that will bring with it some more low clouds and some fog here in the bay area seymour that overnight tonight. >> and into early tomorrow morning. in fact, that some mid to high level clouds rolling on through, too. i think it's going make for a beautiful sunset tonight. so get out there and enjoy certainly see some of those over the golden gate bridge right now. that breeze is blowing and the fog is gathered along the coastline. you see right there toward the beaches. pretty gray just beginning to break up a little bit, but that's going to reform overnight tonight and we'll see. maybe even see some drizzle along the coastline. the sea breeze has been kicking in. look at to 70 miles an hour in a san francisco 18 fairfield 23 at sfo and 13 even into san jose temperature wise. not a bad day again today. it's of right along the coastline. these numbers about 30 degrees cooler in the 50's in the valleys. well, still looking nice. 76 degrees. a litt

thank you lawrence sons. good. next, a man was arrested at disney for refusing to do something that is required. >> why he was escorted off the property. >> nasa is one step closer to making more history. the mars perseverance rover chopped off the ingenuity helicopter onto the martian surface over the weekend over the next few days. engineers will run operation tests before giving the command to unfold. the rotors the solar powered aircraft could become. powered and controlled operated flight the first time ever on another planet. nasa says that flight could happen as early as thursday. >> well, a man was arrested at disney springs resort in florida after refusing to have his temperature checked. >> walk ins. you to to hand off me. >> well, he wasn't making this easy. the sheriff's office just released the body camera video, but it happened in february. deputies say they gave the louisiana tourist. chances to walk away, but he refused and he is now facing trespassing charges. now the un happiest place on in sports

reporter john lawrence on the issues the president to address during a prime time speech to the nation. >> reporter: this week, joe biden will unveil the economic agenda since laying out his proposal last month in pittsburgh. >> even as he is making these final decisions that the american families plan and the speech on wednesday will not represent the totality of every priority item for him and every item on his agenda that he wants to move forward as president. >> reporter: sources say his proposal includes reducing childcare costs, boosting paid family leave. the white house's plan would double the capitol gains tax for those that earn more than $1 million annually. republican lawmakers countered with their own proposal. not raising taxes and would be paid for with off sets like user fees. >> there are few folks that will do you they don't want to see government funds invested well. there is one of the reasons why president biden can call anything infrastructure and hope to throw that cloak over it for brood approval. . talking to democrats, an active conversation and i think that i

meteorologist lawrence karnow here to. >> tell us about that rain. we lose that legit. that's probably the drizzle down there, they are seeing some rain. >> and some lightning strikes in parts of the north bay right now. we're talking about those low that will be swirling in the kick up the winds move a little closer now and bring some rain out there right now let's take you for a closer look and you can see look at the lightning rolling right down across the mountains. they're moving into northern parts of napa and certainly coming down heavy in spots right up there. of course, there's not a lot up there. got the pope valley getting went up there as well as taking for closer. look, same lena probably picking up a couple raindrops now too. so it's a pretty intense cell that is moving on through some of the rain rates in the middle of that run right at the core. yeah. they're coming down pretty heavily. so 2 inches an hour that's going to be a pretty good soaker. this is going to continue to sag to the south as it does could bring some more shower down toward now, though

they are just now opening up saint lawrence expressway. you can see the cars being towed away right that was the one that was actually got smashed up against the wall. you can see that it was pretty severely damage. and you can see why this turned out to be a fatality. and the second car there it goes to. >> that step just as well. that one was actually flipped over on its side. are turned upside down when it got hit. >> so you can see them getting towed away with the police officers escorting them right behind. then saint lawrence expressway is now officially completely open after being shut down for 8 hours because of that collision that happened right in the intersection of lawrence expressway. and way which you can still see some officers of the year on the i believe the eastbound side saint of of lawrence expressway. they still have that shut down because they're just trying to pick up some of of the debris that's there just finalizing their investigation of this happened about 10 o'clock last night. the sheriff's department, the sant

thank you, lawrence. all right. well, how about some good news here. a big announcement today, state leaders have set a date for the rollback. >> of covid restrictions on indoor gatherings, including concerts live sports and even wedding receptions and starting april 15th indoor events will be allowed in the red orange and yellow tears capacity limits begin a 10% of the red tier. they go up depending on the tier status. >> some venues will require proof of a negative covid test or full vaccination masks and social distancing that will still be required. the state will also relax guidelines allowing counties to move into less restrictive tiers more easily health experts are expressing cautious optimism. but they say some people will need to take more precautions than others. >> as we reopen things. you know, i think you need to do your own risk assessment. self risk assessment. and if you're 85 years old and have, you know, numerous underlying risk factors. if you're pregnant woman. i think he'd be go slow on the on these things and be careful and not p

lawrence karnow is with lawrence, what's ahead here comes summer. that's kind of what it looks like us look like outside. we've got all that fog out there and it looks like it is going to be pretty gray around a good part of the bay area getting up tomorrow morning. you got the fog out there. you've got some drizzle out there, too. >> you're looking real warm temperatures out of the beaches tomorrow. you're going have that fog kind of locked in right at the coast. maybe 53 a little drizzle in the sunset. 57 degrees downtown san francisco about 54 now going on the models a little green there toward half moon bay. they're starting to pick up a little bit drizzle today. get inside the bay. you'll see that breeze right through the san bruno gap temperatures. there will be cool in the 50's, maybe upper 50's in the burning game and millbrae. then we'll break out some 60's little more sunshine in the san carlos, a lot of sun in the south bay warm temperatures. there in the 70's lot of 70's in the east bay too. you see this pattern as we head in toward the

>> investigative journalist lawrence robert sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q and a. >> next transportation secretary pete but a judge on the role of the thomas and electric vehicles. and how they factor to present biden's proposal. later in the founder interviews ceo about his company self driving vehicle technology. this is half an hour. >> hello and welcome to autonomous and electric vehicles after coronavirus virtual effects. i am joann transportation correspondent at ask io. i am coming to you from my home in detroit, michigan. thank you to cruise for making this conversation on mobility in america possible. and welcome to our audiences on facebook, youtube, twitter, linkedin and on ask io.com join the conversation today on twitter with at asp io and events. over the next 30 minutes we will unpack our comments and electric vehicles role in the futurece of transportation and their potential for social good. our first guests it is u.s. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us. back thanks for h

yes, that it's cooler out there, right, lawrence. yes, certainly a cool, especially as you approach the coastline. still a lot of sunshine in the valleys and temperatures. very nice there. but that fog and low cloud cover moving back on shore right now and it is settling in now toward the beach right now. >> yeah. you probably need your jacket out there in half moon bay to school along the coastline. the fog moving here come the seagulls too. and we've got some drizzle developing along the beaches as well. so we'll see more of that. i think overnight tonight kind of see the fog kind of settling in there right now and some of them already making its way inside the bay. now. overnight tonight, low clouds and fog likely to return the began a push into some of the valleys by tomorrow morning. so waking up to a lot of clouds early on and then giving way to sunshine inside the bay in the valleys and then the fog lingers along the coastline before pushing back on shore late in the day. so looking almost like a summer's day as we see that fo

thank lawrence. coming up, disturbing new video showing the moment a danville police officer opened fire on him and killing him. the lawsuit danville is now facing. >> also a big increase in safety patrols and san francisco's chinatown. and we'll hear from one of the volunteers whose trying to make a difference. and we want to let you know that this weekend we have an exclusive statewide town hall with senator alex padilla. >> we'll be talking about covid relief immigration, gun control and more. you can submit questions on twitter. use the hashtag inside ca politics. watch the town hall here on kron 4 saturday night at 6.30, for sunday morning at when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the bes

thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, a tough few games for the a's tonight. they're hoping to bounce back and get a win against the dodgers were alive at the coliseum. as more people get their shots. more people are wondering what to do if they lose a vacc >> our covid-19 vaccine cards to become a very precious item during the pandemic. so what happens if you lose it, according to the cdc should contact your vaccination provider to directly access your vaccination record. if that doesn't work, you can contact the state's health department immunization information system and if you have made every effort to try to get a copy of your vaccination card and still need a second shot, then talk to a vaccination provider to help avoid all of this. the cdc said see says there's a simple thing you can o. just take a picture of both sides of your vaccination card. make copies email it to yourself whatever to make sure that that picture exists. it's simple. good idea. >> johnson johnson is expanding its clinical trial of its vaccine to include miners 1617 year olds. they

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thank you, lawrence. now the south bay the owners of a sunnyvale restaurants say they are the victims of a hate crime. >> kron four's charles clifford has details. >> well, here in sunnyvale, the owners of lebron restaurant right behind me here say that they have had a very tough year because of the pandemic and now they believe they've been the victims of a hate crime. but they say they're not backing down what. and my brother came into the restaurant. he saw broken glass this past weekend, someone smashed a double pane window in the front side of lab on restaurant in sunnyvale. they didn't take anything. they just literally. took a time. just smashed a double pane window. co owner. when says they also found a disturbing crumpled up note near the broken glass bases saying asian people go home. but in more derogatory terms. jeff says it has been a tough year for the restaurant. they've had to let almost all their employees going of closed several other restaurants because business has been so slow. >> he

guys, thank you, lawrence. coming up over the. >> past month we have profiled for amazing bay area. women. it's part of our annual series for women's history month and today is the time to reveal the winner and how things are going after sanford university started a covid-19 vaccine trial on young kids. some young children have started taking the pfizer vaccine is part of a trial being done at stanford kids ages 2 to 5 years old, got their first shots yesterday. pediatric infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado is one of the people leading the study. she says about 5,000 children under the age of 12 for involved in the study nationwide. parents involved say they're optimistic about the outcome. >> knowing that will have such excellent care she's going through this the staff at stanford medical have been fantastic. something that's maybe a moment of discomfort can be a little uncomfortable for a short period of time. but. >> again, getting but also other community members. >> for sure. yeah. i mean, you need kids to go through the trial. plus the hearts of the folks who are

thank you, lawrence. now to our coronavirus coverage tonight, us health officials have lifted that pause of the johnson and johnson vaccine that happened today. >> vaccine was put on hold earlier this month due to a risk, a rare risk of blood clots out of almost 8 million people vaccinated with the johnson and johnson vaccine in the u.s. 15 people were diagnosed with blood clots. still, the cdc says when the vaccine is administered again, there will be a warning label. this time the agency is working with health centers to provide patients with fact sheets which will detail the risks will have more details from washington. that's coming up at 6.30. >> well, for some communities, the resumption of those shots is exactly what the doctor ordered in order to meet the need. for more vaccines side in other communities vaccine appointments are going unused as most of the people who want vaccines apparently forgot them first dan kerman live for us in the city tonight with the story. dan. >> well, here in the city

thank you, lawrence. coming up, something you don't see every day just standing the sidewalk. >> a coyote in san francisco after the break. for i want to be on alert. and president biden's new infrastructure plan is facing some strong opposition from republican lawmakers. why they say they're not happy about. >> also why it might become easier for counties to move into the state's less 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. >> state leaders say this week there could be even more changes

thank you, lawrence. coming up, does the recall effort against governor newsome have enough signatures on the petition to land on the ballot. >> we'll have details on some of the hurdles. he is expected to face this week. plus, students in oakland will be heading back to the classroom full-time next, we'll have details on the tentative agreement reached today for full in person instruction. >> also a local doctor says we could be close to skipping the home mask mandate in california. but with exceptions. details on that on kron 4 news at 6. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetect

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our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. you won't really know it based on that picture. but been at normally windy. april is like yes, it's been very windy, especially even through the latter part of march. we're looking at the winds already, but kind of cyber kind of switching gears. now getting ready for summer season. unfortunately, that means. >> coming to an end of the rain season out there now looking toward the golden gate bridge to the winds blow the flag around a little bit outside right now. some gusting winds in parts of the bay area. 30 mile an hour winds in the san francisco 22 in pacifica, 32 mill valley 30 in play on 20 in fairfield. so pretty breezy afternoon outside looks like those winds going to subside over the next few days. we've got some much warmer weather on the way tomorrow kind of a transitional. they've got 50's right along the immediate coastline 60 downtown san francisco about granada 55 at half moon bay after some patchy fog. you look a lot of sunshine inside the bay. those temperatures warming up very nicely into the 60's 60's and some 70'

thank you, lawrence. new tonight at 6, the nfl is taking a stand against team employees. >> who do not get the covid vaccine. according to a memo, any staff member who refuses to be vaccinated without a valid religious or medical excuse will not be allowed to enter football only restricted areas or we're closely with players. last month. the league's chief medical officer did say the nfl does not plan to require vaccines for players coaches or staff. now for more sports. here is sports director jason, do lots. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all righty. the warriors beginning their road trip right now in cleveland and they are currently up 79 to 75. the cavs just hit a free throw this 3 16 left in the 3rd quarter. we'll have full highlights and hear from steve kerr and company wants that game goes final now with the news that james wiseman will miss the rest of the season. it leaves the warriors with only one true center on their roster that one guy is combine looney loon have been playing solid basketball a

thank you, lawrence. coming up, the la county sheriff's department finally releasing more details on the tiger woods set crash recently. >> we'll tell you what we know about the cause of the most powerful moments so far for the defense in the derek chauvin murder trial statements by a police expert. >> that some say may have shifted the momentum in these proceedings. and easter service in the south bay disrupted by hate speech will have that story after the break. >> over the weekend. 2 men crashed an easter morning worship service spewing racist homophobic and anti semitic slur. senior pastor of grace. baptist church in san jose says he believes the 5 minute tirade was directly aimed at him. reverend george oliver is openly and an african-american pastor. he says that now is the time to rise up against hate and support those being targeted by racist and homophobic we will not be deterred by by stabbing. we will not be deterred by. >> white supremacism foot bombing or zoom worship will be here really didn

. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. well, we'll see a little lesson in the coming days. the clouds are well, the rise are moving again. some of them anyway. the santa cruz beach boardwalk, popular park gets back in business after. >> being all but shut down for more than a first, fladeboe lucky enough to be there when the gates open. he joins us now live the boardwalk. a-rod. did did you make it on the famous. a giant dipper. >> no, i vicki, but i had a bird's eye view and i can tell you that that just to drop dead gorgeous day for the occasion here today in aside from the masks here that everybody inside and out or wearing today, it had the feel of a kind of business as usual as the boardwalk fired up some rides today. but under new fees mask, you know that people are smiling. let's take a look. >> there's nothing quite like a ride in the world. renowned giant roller coaster. ball. the quarantine cobwebs from our collective pandemic-weary psyche. the santa cruz beach boardwalk is back and it's obvious there is a pent-up demand to get out there and feel safe doing it. ju

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow and lawrence, again, the gorgeous weekend. yeah. should be a very, very nice weekend. now we're seeing that fog moving along the coastline right now. certainly going to see that develop and push into the bay overnight tonight. so be prepared for that not to start out completely sunny side up tomorrow morning. >> we see a little more sunshine along the coastline as we get to sunday. but not bad out there toward half moon bay right now. kind of a nice evening out there. the fog begin to roll in the see that cloud bank developing along the coastline right now. more that on the way as we head into early tomorrow morning. both picking up onto you see right here starting to move back on shore pushing into the bay. maybe some places inland. but that's about it. then as we roll through the day. here comes that sunshine. i think by noon we're mostly sunny even along the coastline. you can see periods of some sunshine out there just don't expect to be wave right out the beach temperature wise is how the numbers break down your looking at 70's

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> has the details on this set heat wave. but a warm way. yes, sure was. in fact, a very nice in that weather all the way. the coastline curtis the offshore winds and high pressure saying these temperatures soaring in the 70's 80's for most of the bay area and unusually warm or temperatures specially approaching the coast. now, speaking of the beaches, you've got mostly clear skies there again tonight. that is going to change. i believe as we head in toward tomorrow night. so we're going to sneak another warm. and i think for tomorrow, but change is on the way as early as tomorrow afternoon. still, it is 70 degrees outside right now in san jose 75 in fremont 75 still in downtown san francisco. can you believe that? 74 in berkeley 77 insanely is 73 in blair certainly some warm temperatures specially for this time of year. but overnight tonight we're going to see mostly clear skies. but things are going to change and said that offshore wind that we've had. i think by tomorrow afternoon we start to see that sea breeze kicking. and guess what, t

thank you, lawrence. roll. back to our top story. people across the country have been sharing their reactions to the verdict and the derek chauvin trial. children again found guilty of murder and manslaughter tonight on oakland. congresswoman barbara lee is weighing in and she joins us now. >> congresswoman, thanks for joining us. i want to ask your reaction. but in the context of there's many instances we've seen where police officers have not been charged, let alone convicted in the deaths of unarmed people of color in this case. we have a victory for that community. but where do we stand. i mean, this is one small victory in big scheme of things. isn't it. >> yes. thank you very much having me with you this a crack in the door been open to police accountability. george floyd justice in policing must be passed and signed into law because this bill, allow for more transparency and we really say in many ways no one is above the law by putting police officers and would end qualified immunity. and so why we're today. again some many af

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mark lawrence nouveau was taken into custody earlier this month. he has been charged with murdering 63-year-old margarita ruiz. ruiz was hit by a brick last year while riding in a car with her three grandkids. he is also facing assault charges in four other attacks. authorities say in all, there were 40 incidents of rocks or bricks bring thrown at cars between september of 2019 and january of this year. >>> tonight, the concord city council will restart the process of selecting a new developer for the former naval weapons station . the city developed a master plan aiming to turn 2300 acres on the city's northeastern edge into its own community. it would include 13,000 housing units, millions of square feet of commercial use, and a regional park. the developer previous selected pulled out of the project last march. >>> alameda could become the latest bay area city to ban gas powered leaf blowers. you probably hear them in your neighborhood . supporters say they are noisy, contribute to climate change, but critics say they are necessary for cleaning

all right, lawrence will fans of dining dish. you can rejoice because of the kron 4 favorite is back with all-new episodes of tasty local food today. >> we're going to lafayette to check out a restaurant that offers tasty home style meals. but not at all. >> eating at home is nice and all. but every day. >> things are changing and the good news is that guy. this is back in business. >> so you're in the mood for home cooking just not at home. formerly chow now called to lafayette is a favorite of families who like the ambiance and comfort food. it's dog and kid friendly and the hot cakes are a big hit and during covid tutu's offered up food to go groceries and even the highly coveted rolls of really needed toilet paper too. the wait staff here is familiar friendly always had outdoor dining and up when indoors had a close. but now you can eat out and dine in at reduced we did everything. >> and guys and after such a tough time during the pandemic comfort food goes a long way. >> in lafayette vicki liviakis kron 4 news. well, you kn

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. >>> trevor lawrence is about to get a hefty paycheck. will sign a contract nearly $37 million over four years. the clemson quarterback was drafted by jacksonville jaguars. the final pick of the first round will receive about 11 million with the tampa bay buccaneers. at the cbs broadcast center, i am diane king hall. >>> it is 4:45. mary lee has our forecast. >>> good morning. we are looking at temperatures that are a little bit cooler thanks to the stronger ocean breeze. you seer the clouds on the ocean camera as we look to san francisco and our temperatures are in the 40s and 50s as we start our day. 54 ncord, low 50s oakland, livermore, san francisco and san jose mid 40s in santa rosa at this hour. current winds are breezy in sfo, 13-mile per hour winds out of the west and 15-mile per hour winds in fairfield. that stronger on shore breeze kicks in for today and that's why temperatures will be a little bit cooler and will continue to cool it down as we look to the start of our weekend. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, we can s

timber of commerce tape day is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. we all wish it rains. it didn't rain that much. but boy, it's beautiful out there. they can't complain with what we get. looks like. we'll see some very nice weather if you like the warm temperatures are certainly love the weather the next couple of days. we're really going to get heating up affect today's warm temperatures showed up in some of the valleys along the coastline. enough of a breeze to keep it cool. you see a couple patches of fog in the think we'll sneak in a couple of patches of fog right along the coastline. look at today. not bad. 62 degrees in san francisco. you're at 70 degrees in oakland today. 72 beautiful day in san jose. how about 74 very comfortable in la more 79 in concord and 79 in santa rosa and these numbers only going up for here the next couple of days. that big dome of high pressure now beginning to build in. you see the storm track staying well to the north all the way up into canada is that keeps us high and dry. and that's the way it's going to stay.

alright lawrence, thank you. that devastating story in the north bay when it. >> suv drove through a parking lot without breaking in plunged off this cliff in bodega bay inside that vehicle. a mother and a daughter who both work in bay area schools. elizabeth korea. she worked as a first grade teacher at an elementary school in pleasanton her friends and co-workers are remembering her as an incredible teacher. >> she choose touched the lives of thousands students and families and. it's definitely heartbreaking that we've lost such an incredible person and. educator and just someone that its dedicated their lives to. making a difference for students. >> korea's mom worked as a custodian at mount of the elementary in san ramon. in a statement released a crown for the school's principal tells us in part that mrs maria, as she was called, was, quote, a fixture in our community. she could be found on our campus every day doing whatever needed to be done to serve the community wherever there was someone who needed help

where things stand lawrence. yeah, just drought conditions developing then the really gotten the tightening their grip on the bay area. much of the western half the united states. this is not something that just developed overnight we've been dealing with this for quite some time now. 7 of last 10 years we've been a drought conditions. so, yeah, these last 2 exceptionally dry. and that's why we're seeing the extreme drought conditions showing up and spreading across parts of the bay area, but not only here. you see all on the western half of the united states. we're looking at some exceptional extreme drought conditions maybe a little on the rise in these last 2 years been just so dry. only 8 inches of rain this year in san francisco. so far that's 39% are normal and you get the idea all around the bay area's the same thing. 30% of normal or so. and that is about it. that coupled with the fact the last year we hardly had any rain. we've got a long, hot season ahead. worry about fire danger, lack of water and a lo