i'm lily may, mayor of fremont california which is also a city that treasures compassion. like many chinese-americans i too have experienced discrimination throughout my life. whether it was as a child growing up in pennsylvania and the vietnam war era and having to face that directly as a student and as a community member where i wondered why people were upset or hating on my family and not understanding how we could discuss the topics that are so raw and emotional or even more recently now even here in this era where we had this conversation i too have experienced this during my past elections and just in the community in general. i was shocked to see how some of these conversations because of the rhetoric that is being discussed with covid would lead some people to create allegations when i was creating information and asking people to be conscientious of the covid-19 impact that i would be called out as a communist or called out as a spy and to watch sometimes people who are even bystanders or longtime friends not speak up, including fellow elected's and i think we owe

joseph in fremont, california, republican. caller: i give him a c plus. we have a good economy even though we had a pandemic. it went up this year, there is no reason for all of this money to be spent like we are. we are going to go so far into debt. it is sad. the pandemic, he did not have to do anything. on the border i give him a f. this is ridiculous. we had it fixed, now it is a mess. host: tina in pennsylvania, she said her grade would be a solid f. immigration is out of control. energy, it seems like he would like to make his family roots. menthol cigarette, he would rather have americans high, we are no longer free, we are being ruled. penny in north carolina, democrat caller. caller: thank you for c-span, the only thing i would improve this fact checking on both sides. on the immigration, even the democrats will not tell you that those three countries guatemala, el salvador and the other one -- when reagan and all over north was in there, started covert wars to get parts and cocaine and brought it back here. they gave it to the mafia and split th

now we turn to a new video from fremont, california, 36-year-old man, he was shot and killed by police in a hotel parking lot that happened on april 1st. look at your screen, multiple videos show mostly fleeing from the police who had multiple outstanding felony warrants and was believed to be in possession of an illegal firearm. ultimately, police k-9 caught up, fell to the ground and began to punch the dog while having a handgun in the air shouting kill me, and then after refusing to drop that weapon and pointing at the police officers, was shot nine times by the police. if by the way, view or warning, what you're about to see is very graphic and from the point of view of the police, you're a police officer, you have a fraction of a second. you decide if this is an easy job. take a look. >> shots fired, shots fired. medical code three. gone, gone, gone. drop the gun! dropped the gun! >> sean: it was a gun that mosley was waving around, was fully loaded, chambered, stolen firearm recorded next of his dead body and also recovered at the scene, large amount of methamphetamine and of cou

i am the mayor of fremont, california, which is also a city that treasures compassion. like many chinese americans, i have experienced discrimination throughout my life, whether it was as a child growing up in pennsylvania, in the vietnam war era, having faith some of that directly as a student and as a community member where i was wondering by people were upset or hating on my family and not understanding how we could discuss this topic that is so emotional, or even more recently, in this era, when we have this conversation, i was shocked to see how some of these conversations, because of the rhetoric being discussed with covid, would lead some people to create allegations when i was creating information and asking people to be conscientious of the covid-19 impact that i would be called out as a communist, called out as a spy, and you watch people who are bystanders or friends not speak up, including fellow electeds at times. i think we owe this as community leaders to make sure that this conversation is being held and discussed. it is important that, in the situation

my name is lily may, mayor of fremont california also city of compassion. like any chinese-american like to have experienced trauma life whether as a child growing up in pennsylvania, the vietnam for eric, from having to see some of that directly as a student and community member. i was wondering why people who setting of my family. understanding how we could discusses topic is so raw and emotional are even more recently now, when we have this conversation, i too have experienced in my past election and just in the community in general i'm shocked to see how similes conversation because of the rhetoric with covid-19 woodley some people to create allegations but i was creating information asking people to be conscientious that i would be called out as a communist and a spy. to watch sometimes people who are even bystanders wrong conference on speak up including fellow elected. i think the covid-19 and community leaders and to make sure conversation is being held and discussed. so important that we know in a situation that we have facing as a country, we want

, california, for almost two months, it put an enormous amount of pressure on elon musk and on the workers to really execute to hit that guidance which they just barely did. so we think that is intentional. it gives them more flexibility and we know there are still part shortages, particularly semiconductors that are effecting tesla and other automakers laura, i think we fixed your audio and i was eager to hear what you were going to say because you write about this all of the time. what are the key questions facing musk and tesla at the mo moment >> i think about tesla could maintain his competitive edge with new battery electrics coming from audi, vw, ford, you name it from the up starts and the fact they're growing sales more than 100 percent year-over-year but only grew the mobile service lead and service centers by like 20 to -- 22 to 28%. it is a sign that they have a lot of cars out there but the customers who remain frustrated with long wait times for service, that is a sort of a attack vector for competitors and i always notice that in operational details. >> should we expect any

in fremont. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and the south bay 2 people now face charges of attempted murder of a police officer sunnyvale police say they were investigating a suspicious car at a motel 6 when they came across pa garcia and kylie lawson. police say after the duo gave them fake names. garcia started running from officers. an officer fired a taser than when he saw garcia reaching for something that later turned out to be a gun during the struggle to arrest him. garcia fired 2 rounds, one of them, his own foot. police arrested lawson after they say she tried to leave uber 2 officers suffered minor injuries. but are expected to be okay. in the east bay antioch police are looking for 2 people for the murder of a 16 year-old boy. it happened saturday evening on shannondale drive. police say 2 people walk into a garage at a home when one of them started shooting both in took off officers found the teen on the floor shot several times. he died at the scene. officers say they also had to deal w

they're considering hiring a law firm that helped parents in southern california reopen schools there. fremont unified parents want the district to adopt a hybrid schedule for the remainder of the year. >>> time now is 4:39. >> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, as more and more companies bring employees back to work, why many californians are thinking twice about heading back to the office. >> and let's take a look outside from our treasure island camera out at the city of san francisco. it is 4:40 now. we'll be right back. welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard your chicken comes with classic and spicy in the same box, so i don't have to choose. ah yes. best of both worlds. my 50/50 popcorn chicken. only at jack in the box. ♪ refuse to choose and get my $6.99 50/50 popcorn chicken with both classic and spicy for the best of both worlds. only at jack in the box. >>> the time is now 4:41. working from home may not just be a pandemic perk. it could be a permanent post. >> that's even after co

the jakarta movement osieck organization holding candlelight vigils across california tonight in wake of the 4 people who were killed in that shooting on thursday for those victims were members of the sikh community kron four's amanda hari is in fremont at a vigil that happened there tonight. >> i spoke to the organizer and she said the goal of this vigil was to bring the community together. i saw people grieving together and the hope is that they can heal together. >> it happened over and over again. it just really frustrating overwhelming and heartbreaking late thursday night. 8 people were killed in a mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis, 4 of the 8 victims were sick. more than 2000 miles away. members of the sick community feel the we have been victims of hate crime. >> been violence in the past as well when shooting happened at this point. the indianapolis shooting has not been classified as a hate crime. but like the oak creek wisconsin shooting in 2012 the shooter purchased the guns legally and took his own life. these are just innocent lives every single day. for

there are other fronts too john c fremont led fighting in california general stephen carney, march from kansas to santa fe to san diego. and fought two major battles outside, los angeles a brigade mormons that followed carney's path path nearly starved and never fought. alexander donovan later led a famous troupe of mounted missouri volunteers from santa to wawa, mexico the missourians march more than 2000 miles and won two battles. after they marched from here, they to hear they marched all the way to monterey and then to the coast and then they took a shift back to new orleans. it's a real epic. they're donovan was called the the xenophon of the age. the treaty ending the war the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo the february 1848 costs the united states 18 million dollars. or 37 cents per acre. it was the second best land bargain in us history after louisiana purchase which brought the us 828,000 square miles for 15 million dollars. just as a mexican war treaty was being signed, california was learning of a gold strike. they would become the gold rush of 49. and during the what they call t

in fremont. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> let's give you a reason to smile here on this thursday night. here's a sign thing are getting back to normal. baseball, opening night at the coliseum with real fans in the stands. no more of those cardboard cutouts. the sellout crowd of 10,000 people. now the covid capacity in oakland. like any opening night, there were problems. guidelines when it come to food and beer and that prompted some fans to leave early. here's cheryl hurd. >> reporter: opening day for the oakland a's for this 2021 season is in the record books. it started with a lot of excitement. opening day birthday celebrations, and pregame jitters. >> i'm super excited. opening day. and i'm more excite than i've ever been in my life. >> reporter: with that excitement came a curveball for fans. >> we're leaving because there's no option to buy any food or drink. they have to have this stuff figured out. i'll be back here tomorrow and give them another chance to figure it out. >> report

candlelight vigils like the one held in fremont are being held all across california tonight to remember at least 4 victims of the sick community killed in the shooting at the fedex warehouse in indianapolis last week. kron four's amanda hari live tonight in fremont with the story unfolding there. amanda. >> jonathan, i spoke to the organizer says the goal of this event is to bring the community together. if i take a step away, you can see they're actually coming together right now. you can see some of those lights book candle lights flickering on the camera right now. i'm told the goal is that they can heal together. >> happen over and over again. it just really frustrating overwhelming and heartbreaking late thursday night. 8 people were killed in a mass shooting at a fedex facility in indianapolis. 4 of the 8 victims were seek more than 2000 miles away. members of the sikh community feel the loss. we have been victims of hate crime. >> been violence in the past as well when shooting happened like the oak creek. wisconsin shooting in 2012 the shooter purchased the guns legally and took

in fremont, amanda hari kron 4 news amanda, thank you. and police are looking for 2 people connected to the murder of a 16 year-old boy. >> it happened yesterday night on shannondale drive. we showed you the scene as breaking news last night here on kron 4 news at 10 police say the 2 people walked into the garage of a home. one of them started shooting. both of them took off from the scene. officers say they found that teen shot several times. he later died at the scene. officers say they also had to deal with a large crowd of folks at that home who made it tough for them to get to the 16 year-old victim. 2 people arrested for obstruction for officers, anyone with information on the shootings. no urged to call police. 2 people now facing charges of attempted murder of a police officer in sunnyvale. police say they were investigating a suspicious car overnight at a motel 6 when they came across paul garcia in kylie lawson. police say after the duo gave them a fake names. garcia started running from them. an officer says he fired a taser wh

covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> fremont police shot and killed a man tonight outside a hyatt hotel. it's the second shooting want it officers have been involved in in the past eight days. police say the man was armed. >> amanda was explains how officers were involved. >> shots fired. >> reporter: two fremont police detectives shot and killed a man and say he was armed with a gun in the parking lot of this hyatt place thursday. he had a number of outstanding felony warrants and was being surveilled. detectives tried to make contact. when he didn't comply, they deployed a police dog. >> two detectives fired their service weapon at the suspect. >> reporter: she noticed more than a handful of what she described as unmarked cars parked at the hyatt place early afternoon. >> i saw as i was going to see what was going on. >> reporter: the suspect died on-scene. fremont pd didn't give specifics about the suspect or the types of crimes only saying he was well known to the department. thursday

fremont goes the pathfinder. goes out to california and gets involved in a big dispute between commodore stockton the navy and general kearney. he chooses the wrong way. his father-in-law is thomas hart benton back in washington the powerful friend of pope the senator the son of the artist and and and and and and fremont thinks, you know, i'm gonna get into into this thing on stockton side. oh bullion will take care of me back home my father in law, but doesn't happen. i mean fremont is court-martialed. and and poke he's charged with mutiny and and disobedience pope dismisses the mutiny charge but upholds the second by the way on and the the story about the thomas hart benton and the the shooting of abraham andrew jackson. how did that happen? jack it was that goes way back to the time jackson was in in tennessee and thomas harden benton and his brother. jesse were in tennessee at that time before the the went to, missouri. and jesse benton there was a duel and jesse benton. really offended jackson by sort of ser

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now the parents, some who are here today, hired a law firm in southern california that help to other parents put pressure on schools there to reopen. here in fremont the teachers union made demands to reopen schools but those talks fell apart recently. some felt the union demanded too much and that would put the students in the middle of the district ultimately deciding they would stay at home and not adopt a hybrid schedule like many other nearby districts. here is what parents told us just a while ago. >> we have several schools, private, public, charter, that have figured it out and they are back, so we just want our turn. we waited long enough and these kids have been patient. >> we are being very hopeful that they will open up and at one point, they just that we can't do it. >> reporter: some demands include a stipend for teachers for working more hours during a hybrid schedule but right now there are no plans for in person or a hybrid schedule for this summer or fall. in fremont, maria medina, kpix5. >>> meanwhile thousands of bay area students did return to the classroom today

some more here today hired a law firm in southern california that help to other parents put pressure on schools there to reopen. here in fremont the teachers union made demands to reopen schools but those talks fell apart recently. some felt the union demanded too much and that would affect his students in the middle of the district ultimately deciding they would stay at home and not adopt a hybrid schedule like many other nearby districts. here's a parents told us just a few minutes ago. >> i support it, actually. have not signed up for it yet but i think whatever means necessary here. i'm not sure if they can do it between themselves. >> i'm not involved but i'm saying advocacy, that is why i'm here, i'm advocating for my own children to return, for all of my students that deserve the opportunity to return to the classroom, to learn in person, to socialize and engage with others. >> reporter: some demands included a stipend for teachers for working more hours during a hybrid schedule and right now there are no plans for a hybrid or in person schedule for this summer or fall. >>> th

we're fremont police shot and killed an armed man yesterday. authorities don't believe there is a connection between the two incidents. indoor concerts and theater performances can resume in california starting april. 15th state health officials said this afternoon that the number of attendees will be limited by which tear the county is in venues will also be allowed to offer fully vaccinated sections where people can sit close together without socially distancing, but wearing masks. you're watching ktvu fox you news at 6 30 as the number of people vaccinated grows rapidly every day. we're starting to see new guidelines about what it's safe. today. the cdc released on relaxed a new travel guidelines and it's ktvu tom vacar reports. the latest advisory even allows for international travel for fully vaccinated people. the cdc issued new guidelines saying that fully vaccinated people may not travel at very low risk to themselves so long as they traveled two weeks after their last dose. if coronavirus precautions such as masking followed, you're fr

ellerbee sackey kron 4 news. >> the largest public school district in california has reopening all is reopening all of its elementary schools for in person learning kindergarten through 6th graders in the la unified school district are now back on campus but only for a few hours each morning and they are on staggered schedules over the course of a week. >> parents in the south san francisco unified school district. they will soon have the option to bring their students back to campus for in person. learning officials have installed 30 mobile disinfection units across all 6 teams schools in the district to stay safe. they used ultraviolet light to kill covid particles in the air and on surfaces. the district will welcome students in transitional kindergarten through 5th grade starting monday through the last day of school which is may 28. >> big news in california's fight against the pandemic anyone 16 years old or older is now eligible to get a coronavirus vaccine. the state is now racing to get as many people vaccinated as possible ahead of the covid variance. >> there are still some

redwoodcity 69 hacia la costa 70 como en el interior, fremont 72 siguen las temperaturas calurosas en 83. los próximos siete días actualmente no se espera lluvia pero quizás llegue un sistema que pase por la región, por ahora la sequía en california sigue severa el 39% de california está bajo condiciones extremas, así es que realmente necesitamos esa lluvia, vamos a ver qué nos espera los próximos siete días. >> muchas gracias, en los deportes los pesos pesados del fútbol europeo decidieron armar su club de tobi y jugar solo entre ellos la superliga de europa, la información al volver de la pausa atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico e

that's the latest here in fremont until every second reporting. all right, taylor, thank you for that. >> as california expands eligibility to everyone, 16 and older to get those shots. state leaders say they're in a race to get vaccines ahead of the covid variants. governor newsome recently said supply limitations are still keeping the state from reaching its full potential on vaccinations. >> california will get a shipment of 1.9 million doses. >> this week from the federal government. although originally expected 2.5 million and the suspension of the johnson and johnson vaccine that remains under review indefinitely. incoming shipments will also fall flat for the next few weeks. >> the expectation is and this has been reinforced that the manufactured supply by the end of the month. we'll start to significantly increase ball for moderna and pfizer. >> although the state's positivity rate remains low. the variants are concerned in march. 20 1% of california's cases where the british variant and it also accounts for 53% of cases on the west coast

fremont's 69,900 people filed first time claims last week. that's a drop of more than 75,000 claims from the week before. mayor windsor defended himself at a very emotional town council meeting last night, colleagues and residents told mayor dominic for poli to resign following several accusations of sexual assault. ktvu is elissa harrington has the story. i have my head held high because i know deep in my heart that i have done nothing criminally wrong and will eventually be cleared. windsor mayor dominic for police spoke publicly for the first time about sexual assault. allegations from six women. one of those accusers, fellow council member esther lima's she did not attend the meeting, but sent a statement that was read by the town manager. this is very personal and traumatic for me that i will not be in attendance. the sequel. the meeting lasted several hours and included emotional and sometimes angry public comment. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. and then you dare show your face. some cried. others told the mayor

shooting at an office building in southern california. investigators say the suspect knew and targeted all the victims. authorities say he entered the real estate agency, locked the gates, and started shooting. four people died including a 9- year-old boy. >> at some point we are going to be able to explain the motive because of the relationships and what was going on but that is under investigation. >> the suspect is in custody now in critical condition. >>> in the south bay, open slots for first doses of the vaccine had all but dried up. health officials did not book first shot appointments for nearly a month but now santa clara has released a large block of appointments and more are coming. let's go to kiet do who joins us from the vietnamese american cultural center in east san jose with more. >> reporter: good morning. santa clara released tens of thousands of appointments yesterday. we checked with the county run sites and it looks like they've been snatched up. gotta be quick. yesterday santa clara released 32,000 appointments. if

has a target date to fully reopen california is good news. >> it's pretty much everything. it brings life back to not only los gatos but to my staff, to the beautiful building, just trying to get back to normal. >> this is a big day. >> reporter: governor newsom says california has reached a significant milestone. the number of new covid cases and hospitalizations are down, and the state has administered some 20 million doses of vaccine. but, he says, there is one thing that won't change on june 15th, the mask mandate. expect masks to stick around for the foreseeable future. >> we can confidently say by june 15th that we can start to open up as business as usual. subject to ongoing mask wearing and ongoing vigilance. >> reporter: surprisingly the santa clara health department team did not even mention the new target date for reopening. during today's 90-minute update to county supervisors. when we asked for comment they sent us a statement saying they're focused on getting enough vaccine to stay ahead of the variants. vaccine supply is something they did discuss worried dem

the attorney the parents hired is based in southern california. they say he was successful in getting injunctions filed to have district's reopen into diego and los angeles. given fremont unified until monday to respond to the letter, cristina rendon ktvu fox two news coming up here, the mayor of chicago, urging her community to remain calm. after graphic body cam video was released in the deadly shooting of a 13 year old boy will tell you what led up to the shooting. also um or an emotional emergency town council meeting in windsor as the mayor defends himself from several accusations of sexual assault. e warming trend is coming our way. i'll have the details on temperatures that could reach into the eighties easily this weekend and a corruption scandal in san francisco is widening. another executive of the city's garbage collection company, is now being charged with bribery and taking a live look at the conditions on the east shore tonight. slow going heading up toward berkeley. heading up toward berkeley. ktvu child to news attention, californi

evangeline rail and 20 year old mark williams on a rural road in the fremont foothills. right now, it's san quentin. there are nearly 750 inmates on death row and since the death penalty was reinstated in california, back in 1978 79 death row inmates have died from natural causes compared to 13 who have been executed. governor newsome has also stopped all executions while he's in office. all right, turning our attention to the weather. now we've had a pretty nice day out there today. cool it. the coast, though, is we did have some memory later moved in this morning. a little fog, but some really nice sunshine inland. it's a very warm above average temperatures, but i wanted to start off tonight with the drought monitor because that was released today. it's done periodically and as you can see, now we have slipped into extreme drought for pretty much the entire bay area, so that is a move. obviously in the wrong direction, not one that is. very surprising. i'm sure to anyone who lives here, as we, of course, have been running a deficit here all year long. in fact, as we t

are available at nearly two dozen costcos across the bay area, including stores in san jose conquered fremont, danville, livermore and gilroy. you don't even need to be a costco member to sign up for an appointment there, available to anyone who meets california's eligibility requirements. san francisco's chinatown campaign or excuse me. san francisco's campaign rather too. accident some of the most vulnerable populations continues in chinatown. it's mobile vaccination unit visited the pinion senior housing center located on pacific street, the gold heirs to vaccinate over 1000 people in chinatown in the next and the idea is if people clinic and the entire department? public health has been trying our best to get the vaccine to everyone way we're trying to increase our capacity and just because you build it, it does not mean they all come. patients have their own reasons, even if they want to get the vaccine they can. citywide 80% of people. 65 older have been receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. but in chinatown, that rate is considerably lower. with just 65% of chinatown seniors havi

it is looking clear and quiet throughout the whole state of california because of high pressure that is over the region and that's why we don't expect to see any rain for the upcoming week. in fact, here's a look at tomorrow's daytime high temperatures were expected to hit 60 degrees from valley. 65 for nevado half moon bay 57 degrees. 63 for our high in hayward tomorrow and down in the south bay. notice temperatures in the upper 60's versus because it's 70 degrees for today's daytime highs. so here's a look ahead at the upcoming week, you see temperatures there for inland areas in the 60's the next few days. sunday we're going to be in the upper 70's, as you can see and then for the coast it coastal areas. we're going to mid 50's the next few days and then we'll hit about 60 degrees by next tuesday. all right. thank you, erica. >> up next, turning your life around how a restaurant owner wants to help the man suspected of burglarizing his business. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't

california's educational landscape. and so we'll be working with districts on how they work to get those students back to recess. stasio kron 4 news. >> the fremont unified school district voted last night to return to full-time in person learning for the 2021 2022 school year. they also voted to develop a virtual learning academy for kids in kindergarten through 6th grade and to increase virtual learning for 7th through 12th graders. they also announced special education programs will continue in person. the board says individualized needs for students who are unable to return in person. we'll be addressed separately graduation ceremonies an end of year activities. we'll move forward in person. the california legislature officially confirming rob bonta to be california's next attorney general, but he says he plans to do. >> in order to prove himself to voters. and you don't need a passport to enjoy this spanish cuisine in tonight's dine and dish will take you inside a san francisco restaurant. restaurant. >> that's phi

california's educational landscape. and so we'll be working with districts on how they work to get those students back to recess. stasio kron 4 news. >> in the east bay, the fremont unified school district has voted to return to full in person learning for the 2021 2022 school year. officials there also voted to develop the virtual learning academy for k through 6th graders and increase virtual learning for 7th to 12th graders. special education programs will continue in person. the board says individualized needs for students who are unable to return in person. we'll be addressed separately graduation ceremonies and end of your activities will also be held in person. and a big story we are following stanford university has announced that it will require students returning in the fall. >> to be vaccinated for covid. now the university of california and the cal state systems. they are making similar plans and the requirement could affect more than a million people health officials say it's necessary. kron four's dan kerm

but disneyland says for now, it is only allowing california residents to buy tickets to the park. over all, the state is still discouraging people to travel here. it was a unanimous vote by the fremont unified school district to bring students back to the classroom for the next academic year. school board says that families will still have an option to continue distance learning in the fall. this comes after the district and teachers union failed to reach an agreement for teachers to return this semester. some parents have threatened to file a lawsuit against fremont school district if officials don't begin in person instruction by next week across the bay of san francisco schools reopen some students will be in a class with their teachers still at home. according to the chronicle, close to 500 teachers and aides have received medical exemptions, allowing them to teach remotely a substitute or another staffer would supervise the children in class. have it say they're frustrated by what they're calling the zoom in a room approach all of san francisco's elementary school students ar

they've given fremont unified until monday to respond to their letter. julie cristina rendon reporting live tonight, christina franks. we're looking at a pretty nice looking weekend. coming our way today is beautiful about about the same in terms of temperatures. what we saw yesterday, maybe a little warmer in a couple spots a little cooler in others, but just a perfect spring day, little bit breezy out. there are times little bit of patchy fog at the coast. and i guess the elephant in the room is the lack of rain. that really is. i mean, that's the lead in the weather department is has a rain since the 18th. so look at all these days these days, by the way, those air these air really wet. days, and when you get in the middle of march that's wet early april that's wet and look what has been. it's been dried ride, right? 28 days stretch so we haven't seen we had last year was below average rainfall by a lot this year is going to be below average rainfall by a lot, and there is no way around it, but we're gonna have water concerns in the valley in the hill

this marks the second fatal police shooting in fremont in just the past 10 days, a day after receiving the johnson and johnson vaccine, governor newsome is visiting a vaccination site in the city of san diego in the governor, encouraging eligible california's right now to get vaccinated so the state can reach herd immunity. we're not gonna get hurt immunity. we're not gonna get back that someone's of normalcy unless we get more peoplethe course of the next number of weeks. get to that place. we all are looking forward to californians who are 50 years old and older, are now eligible to receive the vaccine. people 16 and older will be eligible to get vaccinated. starting april 15th happening now san francisco's campaign to vaccinate some of the city's most vulnerable populations continues in chinatown. it's mobile vaccination unit is on site right now at the pinion senior housing center located on pacific the goal to vaccinate more than 1000 people in chinatown in the next week. the idea as if people can't get to the vaccine sites, they'll have been in our clinic and the entire departmen

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