oakland you are 56 as well. as we head through our afternoon likely coming close if not tying or breaking record highs for today with those temperatures really soaring well above average running about 17 to 19 degrees above average. in san francisco, 79, close to 80. oakland 83, 86 san jose as well as for concord. let's check with gianna. is it still slow going through altamont? >>> it sure is. it's already busy for the ride west bound 580. brake lights out of tracy, usual stuff towards north flynn. there was a trouble spot on the east bound side of 580 near north flynn that's now in the clearing stages, so that's good news. 36 minutes from 205 towards 680. that's our slowest spot. other than that chp is working on a crash on 280, ramp from john daily boulevard to north bound 280. >> reporter: i am kiet do live at the mass vaccination site at the colosseum in oakland where they'll begin giving out johnson & johnson doses today. that is notable because we are learning more about why millions of the j&j doses had

this is the third uss oakland. the first was a cargo ship in the second served in world war ii. >> it is with great pride that i stand here in oakland to commission a warship. a crew was committed to conducting the ceremony in oakland to forge -- >> i am proud to represent -- >> connection with the namesake city as well as imbue the spirit and legacy of the former warships that probably bore the name oakland. >> what a monumental moment. that ship operates with 70 crewmembers and will be based out of san diego. today, there was a rare opportunity to explore the beauty of near woods for free. to mark the start of national park week, there was no fee to get in. the same story at the san francisco maritime national historic park at pier 45. keep in mind, this is just a one-day offer. if you do go tomorrow, expect to pay. the next free day will be august 4th. mark your calendars. mark youhis will be to celebrat great american outdoors act. >>> happening right now, it is hatched a for the uc berkeley falcons. take a loo

what happened today, the uss oakland was commissioned in oakland. makes sense because of the pandemic. the event was live streamed. this is the third ship to bear the name oakland. it is fast, agile, designed to operate near the shore but capable of being out in the open ocean. the shipment's home port after saying oakland all that time will be san diego. go figure. that's where it will be. >> thank you for joining us. saturday night live is next. >> take care. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to piece together multiple policies. that's why three was created. it's one policy that covers everything you need... leaving those old policies in the dust. three. no nonsense. just common sense. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for “spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. three. no nonsense. just common se

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 oakland police station. people also boarding up businesses in downtown san francisco in union square. there's a lot of concern about more violence, especially if offieer chauvin work to be acquitted. san francisco police officers are walking the area. local merchants say they are worried. >> if he's acquitted. >> that's going to be a lot of angry people and the people to come down here like they did last time. that's a 70 boarded up by the sword. the boarded up. we're not boarded up yet, we had talked about it at work. you know that a concern, the safety living got to work to unite baby people. crazy downtown. >> coming up at 6.30. we will have a live report from minneapolis including highlights of today's closing arguments. another big story we're following tonight. britain county colld become the first bay area county to hit the yell

live in oakland, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> stay in your place, keep us posted. >>> not just oakland but protests around the country this evening as well. chicago, thousands marching in the streets calling for justice for adam toledo, shot by police in march. this evening protesters walked to the mayor's house, by and large mostly peaceful. sixth night of protests in brooklyn center, minnesota, the crowd expressing frustration and anger over the shooting of daunte wright. city under a curfew until 6:00 in the morning. stay with us, our camera crews are on the ground in oakland keeping eye on things. we'll keep you updated. >>> switching gears, floodgates are open. anyone 16 and older is eligible for a covid-19 vaccine. if you're planning to book this weekend, be patient, supply is going up and down weekly. ian cull with where people are getting vaccinated and how you find the dose for yourself. >> reporter: tonight the state says half of all californians 16 and up have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine, thanks in part to large vaccination sites. levi's stadium now the

this is the third uss oakland. the first was a cargo ship and the second served in world war ii. >> it's with great pride that i stand here in oakland to commission the warship. power crew was committed to conducting the ceremony in oakland to four connection with the ship's namesake city as well as imbue the spirit of the former warships. >> the ship operates with 70 crewmembers and will be based out of san diego. >>> it's a pretty sunrise this morning. >>> the deck of low clouds is still with us, but it is only a couple hundred feet so it's being compressed by this ridge of high pressure bringing sunshine to most of us. temperatures maybe 15 degrees above average. numbers in the 80s. we will talk about the bay area and the quick cool down that comes next. >>> the this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business o

san francisco warming uparming i oakland 76. near 90, some inland locations like antioch and fairfield. plenty of sunshine. lots of warmth tomorrow. temperatures moderate a bit on monday. then tuesday we'll be much cooler. and then we'll see fluctuations throughout the rest of the week. and keeping track of the system may be headed be way next weekend. >> all right, francis. thanks. let's catch chris now with sports. >>> coming up in sport, we've got more warriors coming from the game you saw right here on abc seven. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> just 15 games remain for the warriors in the reg

oakland 78, napa 85. look at san francisco, 73 degrees, it's going to be a beautiful, sunny day in the city. san rafael 82. santa rosa 87. if you are going to be running outside, keep in mind that you definitely want to take your allergy medication to look at this, tree pollen is high, gra today. i felt lie allergies acting up this morning and long range outlook. we love the sunshine, but man, we are dry when it comes to the rain. we haven't had any luck in the way of a measurable storm and right now if you look at the time bar on the right-hand side, it gives you the date and time. monday, april 26th our best chance of rain potentially finally is going to come april 25th through the 27th. so stay tuned for that, because right now, again, we're still pretty far out. so as far as how much rain and how long it's going to last, we don't know until we get a little bit closer. i want to reveal to you the latest drought monitor which gets released and updated every single thursday and unfortunately conditions h

i want to reduce crime in the city of oakland. that with limited resources, i have to use those resources as efficient and effective as i can. i understand their impatience, but these investigations take time, they take time identifying those who are responsible for it, but we will do our due diligence and we ask people share information, share video, bring that video forward. >> i presented steve armstrong's response incidents of this week. one said to me this was still not an acceptable answer. of course, it is a story we will stay on top of. >>> hundreds of people just marched through oakland in solidarity with the asian- american and pacific islander community. this stop asian hate rally was organized by two juniors from berkeley high school. they said they wanted to uplift the community and push for change. >> i think if in school we would learn more about people of color and their history, and how we can all unite together, then i think there would be less violence, and less stereotypes, and less ignorance. >> the crowd met

but oakland is on track to have the deadliest year in decades since the start of 20 21 homicides in oakland are up more than 300% assault with a firearm up over 100% and those numbers keep rising a huge area of concern or ghost guns, ghost guns or self-assembled firearms. the don't have serial numbers making them untraceable purchasing a ghost gun kit doesn't require a background check, meaning anyone can get one. we have seen. >> huge increase in the use of goes goods. we've seen crimes committed with these guns, including homicides. he's got a very difficult to we have to do something about these guns. and i think the legislative action at the scene taken today. will that process. chief armstrong believes we do have enough laws on the books here in the states. but the problem arises when people buy guns out of state and bring them over. and that's why he feels it's important the federal government intervene we've seen straw purchases from other states where people are going to gun shows him purchasing weapons in bringing those weapons back into our community. we want to limit that in toda

beautiful day in oakland. as we look at the next several days, this is the first system that could bring rain to the sierra nevada on tuesday. it works to cool us off then awol as we get toward next weekend. the systems are in the pacific. then by the end of the upcoming weekend. as we get into monday, more moisture being fed into the system into the central coast and even as we get into tuesday, looking pretty active around here. forecast models are favoring thisutcothan not. it's looking a little better. we have been down this road before so we will have to wait to see. 83, san jose. 70 for your high. upper 70s but look at the 80s from menlo park, palo alto, mountain view, 81. sea breeze comes in the afternoon. mid-60s and breezy at the coast. 70, downtown. 83, sonoma. east bay, 70 in san leandro. low 80s in union city and fremont. 89, antioch. the seven-day forecast, 60s coast. upper 70s around the bay. upper 70s inland. tomorrow temperatures cool off at the band coast. cooler on tuesday. wednesday we stay

the uss oakland was commissioned at its namesake port. and as kpix5's emily turner shows us, the fanfare was great. > are up and the ship has been commissioned. the uss oakland is ready to set sail. >> on behalf of the president of the united states i place the united states ship oakland. >> this is a high-speed agile ship that allows there is a lot to be used for all types of missions. >> it is no small task to bring a ship from a vision to a navy pier. truck it can hit speeds of up to 40 knots or 50 miles per hour. it can be used in open ocean and near the shore. it can fight any foe. >> they will make sure that they can leverage their ship caller systems and their training to defeat threats such as nearly silent diesel machines and submarines. truck it was commissioned in oakland and will make its home port in san diego carrying a crew of 70 on its missions in the pacific and wherever else the need may take her. >> reporter: in oakland i am emily turner for kpix5. >>> joining us now with a bump in the numbers is --. it was 13 degrees w

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opening day for the oakland a's. tonight the a's will play in front of a home crowd, real live people, for the first time in 18 months. a's are capping capacity at 25% which means just over 12,000 fans. only the self lots are open for parking and tailgating unfortunately is banned. fans will be seated in pods of two and four. you can also order concessions on phones and that will be delivered to their seats. fans are required to wear masks at all times except when eating and drinking. the a's manager says it's been enjoying the simple things. >> on the field, we saw there were no cut outs. that's a step in the right direction. it's going to be actual people tomorrow night which we are excited about. >> the a's take the field against astros tonight at 7:00 and it looks like the weather will be beautiful. this is an exciting day. >>> ten minutes now after 6:00. speaking of weather, drought concerns ahead of the final snow survey of the year. >> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> something we saw in

she's pretty used to it growing up in oakland across the bay. we are looking at conditions this morning. pretty much your standard bay area morning a little bit on the cloudy side and temperatures cool enough to keep those layers on hand as we make our way even into what will be a sunnier afternoon. >> happen bay this morning. a little bit of brightness making its way through that cloudy blanket that's sitting over head. definitely not a foggy morning, though. haven't seen fog across the day. we have seen a few sprinkles for the north bay, though warren county and sonoma counties. you dr ve back out after some light showers. a couple of hours ago. same is the case for napa and solano counties. if i move the camera little bit further to the east. you see where your showers headed out towards rio vista and walnut grove out into the delta temperatures right now in the 40's and 50's. so get the jackets on. we've got a cool sea breeze. in addition to those 40's. so definitely has a brisk feel to it as you venture outside this monday reyna john, thank

a new mural in oakland played mean so much. the community and students in south san francisco are preparing to return to campus on monday. we'll let you know about the high tech way. the district is trying to keep. >> classrooms clean. >> as we are approaching the fire season. the oakland fire department is taking some new actions to prevent. and he disasters. details ahead. >> a cost saving measure that prompted rotating closures of oakland fire stations is now a thing of the past. now all of oakland's fire engine companies will be fully staffed aad of this year's fire season and the oakland battalion chief tells kron 4 haaziq the timing couldn't be better. >> midway through the month of april if things have been busier than usual for the oakland fire department you're looking at just some at these firefighting videos recorded within the past 2 weeks. oakland, fire battalion chief heather most d we have seen increase from fire we want to been a lot of fires. >> really party as the 2021 fire season is getting underway. the oakl

if you see another weekend of illegal sideshows of the city of oakland. police broke up the reckless stunt driving events in some locations. did sir, into the streets to sideshow participants due to lack of police resources in other parts of the city. >> tragically we a mother that went into labor while caught in the middle of a sideshow. >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong says opd sideshow enforcement unit was cut last year due to the financial impact of covid-19 on oakland's economy. but now the city has 192 billion dollars in federal funds from president joe biden's american rescue plan act that can be used to bring back those special police units. >> i hope today the city council decides to allocate the funds needed to reallocate resources to the police department to without these resources. we have to make a choice between do we address violent crime or do we address sideshow, both of which are violent and i anticipate that will be voting. >> to bring those dollars back and restore those services oakland city council member laura taylor repres

a lot of businesses in oakland. bordered boarded up earlier friday in anticipation. >> of these protests. last time. these happened, several businesses were hit by vandals. >> according to opd, the protests ended about 11 o'clock last night. one officer was injured after being hit on the head with a bottle. no other injuries reported no arrests were made and no citations were issued. now let's take you across the atlantic to england where it's a somber day as prince philip's was laid to rest. we're taking a look at windsor castle. a live look at windsor castle this morning. his a funeral today saluted his service in the royal navy along with, of course, his support of his wife queen elizabeth, the second for over 3 quarters of a century. >> prince philip died. april 9th at the age of 99 after 73 years of marriage has body will be laid to rest in the royal vault. they're at windsor castle. it's not going to be his permanent resting place, though that vault has been the temporary resting place for almost 30 royals, in

emotions are high in many communities and oakland no exception. name people gathered at frank ogawa plaza, expressing sorrow and anger over so many police killings and last sunday's fatal shooting of 20 year old dante, right in a traffic stop, cold blooded, i'm traumatized, but. i realize that we can't just sit back and keep allowing this to happen here and across the country rights killing has reignited a national conversation about policing and use of force. the former officer who says she meant to grab her taser is charged with manslaughter and out on bail and angry. i'm angry, but i'm focused. i'm focused. bring in the end to what's happening with this system is allowing, participating along volatile night, many downtown oakland businesses boarded up before dark. this cell phone store at ninth and broadway. taking no chances should protester start moving and shift to vandalism and oakland police headquarters where marchers usually end up is blocked and barricaded as a precaution. it's bigger than a day's worth of business to me, this oakland b

being left out east oakland oakland is always at the end of the emergency. tonight there is pressure on the federal government to keep the oakland coliseum site open. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville fema has been. operating at mass vaccination site since february, 16th. but now they say they're working. oakland is almost done. ktvu candese charles here. now with more on all of this, candese charles. there's were saying, you know they don't have the manpower, and they fear that they won't have the vaccines either. we need to be able to put more vaccine and people's arms and keeping the policy insight open, especially as we open up even more, which is invaluable on april 11 fema, the federal emergency management agency will close its massive oakland los angeles covid-19 vaccination sites just days before vats and eligibility expands. this is an emergency across the country, and certainly when it comes to being left out east oakland, oakland is always at the end of the emergency. local coliseum was one of two sites to be chos

>>>e l viernes se registraron actos vandalicos en oakland y acá en san francisco también se preparan los negocios . >>> el centro de san francisco nos recuerda el 2020 cuando comercios tuvieron que cubrir con madera sus negocios y este viernes en oakland se vivieron hechos violentos, varias ciudades se preparan para manifestaciones vilntas . >>> esto nos va a recordar el cierre e la pandemia y todo. >>> cámara de comercio se reunió con la policía de san francisco. >>> van a tratar de impulsar todo lo que puedan, pero nosotros vamos a dejarles saber a nuestra gente que estén listos que cuando vean una marcha, que cierren todo. >>> la policía de san francisco dijo que el departamento canceló los días feriados . >>> un día donde no vimos negocios cubiertos fue en la mission lugar donde se han desatado varias protestas . >>> a veces la gente tapa acá y los rateros se meten por otro lado. >>> tenemos sensores . >>> en oakland también las autoridades se preparan para hacen un llamado a la calma. >>> esto no nos ayuda para que se queden en negocios, y también en familias . >>> tr

oakland police investigators say booker's liquor stores. also the location of the deadly shooting back on april 10th followed by suspicious fire a few days later we believe that the first homicide that >> be the next us little be says muslim shop targets across the country for violent acts. but this is different. this is a new level. this is a this is beyond. >> acceptable where we're not only are you killing these clinics inside their place of business. but now you're taking it to the home taken to the family. this is this is outrageous. >> the oakland police department and crime stoppers are offering up to $40,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case. has it made you kron 4 news. >> san leandro police are investigating their first homicide of the year. it happened around 11 o'clock last night and the 300 block of avenue. police say they found a man suffering from several stab wounds. see died at the scene. police are is arrested. his roommate for the homicide police have not released the names of the victim or the suspect. al

sideshows continue to be a big problem in oakland today. chief armstrong made an appeal to the city council to give him the resources. he says he needs. >> to get his side show enforcement unit back on the street. kron four's. haaziq madyun spoke to a city council member who says he's ready to make it happen. >> i this. and i. >> you're looking at video from the citizen app it. you see another weekend of illegal sideshows of the city of oakland. police broke up the reckless stunt driving events in some did sir, into the streets to sideshow participants due to lack of police resources in other parts of the city. >> tragically a mother that went into labor while caught in the middle of a sideshow. she was unable to get out of the side show. we have to go in and seen units to rescue her. >> oakland. police chief leronne armstrong says opd sideshow enforcement unit was cut last year due to the financial impact of covid-19 on oakland's economy. but now the city has 192 billion dollars in federal funds from president joe biden's american rescue p

a number of agencies, including oakland. police the fire department and the atf are all now investigating in the north bay. 2 men recovering after a shooting thursday in vallejo officers found the man shot near washington park on napa street medics took him to the hospital in serious condition. anyone with information now urged to contact toledo. police in the south bay a busy night for san jose police as they responded to 3 separate shootings that injured 4 people including one after midnight near kabul and highway 85 paramedics took the victim to the hospital. we're told with non life threatening injuries in fresno, an argument now being blamed on a shooting that killed one man and injured 2 others at a fresno county vineyard. investigators say the victims and the suspects were proving grapes. that's when 2 men pulled out guns and started firing. one man dying at the same tonight. detectives are still on the hunt for the 2 shooters who got away before officers got to the scene. tonight. alameda sheriff's investigators are

there is, though, another stolen don case it oakland. the owner there says they're emotional support animal of french bulldog boston terrier mix puppy named duke ellington was taken from their front yard last night. it happened just after seven p.m. at home on durant avenue of bancroft. duke is a support dog for its disabled owner and the owner is now offering $1000 reward for the dogs safe return or in pacifica rally and march was held today in support of members of the a p i. community organizer say the goal of the event was to call attention to the recent spike in violence against asian americans and pacific islanders that's happening across the united states. there have been several instances that we as we told you off a p i elders being targets of violence right here in the bay area. there's been so much violence and we know that this was going on for centuries. but for some reason, and i think we all know what that is. it's all been elevated, and our students are here. our community is here because we want to stand in solidarity. w

result of the oakland city council. approving the use of federal funds from the american rescue plan at for the fire department and it was. >> a relief to be able to apply the american rescue act funding to restoring fire services and at a critical time when they're absolutely needed several of the recent fires occurred and council member lord taylor's district in oakland. yes, there have been a number of fires are talking brush fires there been structural fires. >> the the whole range and it's something that we absolutely need to get on top fire season as many know is no longer contained to a specific. time window. but it really is. you are out there for a very long arcade. so we need we >> has it lead you kron. 4 news. >> coming up on kron. 4 news at 9. we now know the results of an investigation into the use of force pipe. san leandro police officers. >> and good news for writers. details on what's new after the break. >> and independent investigation has found that to san leandro police officers did not follow the d

today the "uss oakland" was commissioned in oakland. because of the pandemic the event was live streamed. if the name sounds familiar this is the third shape to bear the name oakland. it is designed as fast, vajil and designed to operate off the shore. the ship's home port will be san diego. >>> when we come back are we on the bring of a water crisis in the u.s.? tonight, the one lake that is expected to shrink and how it could add to our climate in crisis. plus a final farewell to the duke of edinburgh and tonight we'll take you inside the windsor castle to see how the family laid to rest prince philip. >> expect a warm-up to tomorrow's temperatures. some 80s possible by lunchtime tomorrow and who could be closing in on 90 degrees by the end of the weekend when we come right back. >>> man made lakes that people depend on for water are projected to shrink to historic lows in the coming months. we are talking about lake meade in nevada. the report comes from the u.s. bureau of reclamation. less water from the colorado river will cascade

la vicepresidenta kamala harris volviÓ a oakland. se encuentra promoviendo el proyecto de la administraciÓn biden sobre el plan de empleos y el suministro de aguas en esta zona del paÍs. ese agua potable y de distribuciÓn equitativa. comenzamos esta semana con temperaturas mÁs frescas. saludamos a suheily. vamos a ver lo que tenemos que hacer para evitar el golpe de calor. suheily: saludos. hay un fenÓmeno meteorolÓgico que provoca muchas muertes, y nos referimos a las altas temperaturas. el calor ha producido 103 muertes Últimamente. algunos sÍntomas de golpe de calor son: dolor de cabeza intenso, perdÍa de conocimiento, entre otros. paola: gracias. reciba alertas en nuestra aplicaciÓn. el fin de semana se encontrÓ una nueva variante en el Área el fin de semana se encontrÓ una nueva variante en el Área de la bahÍa. mientras regresamos a clases presenciales, padres como yo queremos asegurarnos que las escuelas están seguras. especialmente en las comunidades que han sido más afectadas por el covid. créeme, nadie quie

oakland warmed up 2 degrees. and just to show you where these numbers actually were today for daytime highs, it was low 80s for many inland spots. mid-50s in the bay. let me show you what happens now over the next five days. i'm going to use that concord example as kind of the example for most inland spots. 70 would be average. we made it up to a daytime high today of just about 83. and tomorrow we're going to get warmer. 87. that is going to be the peak. most inland spots tomorrow will be mid to upper 80s. that is well above normal. it won't be that dramatic in the bay, but warmer there as well. i'll show you all of that and the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, darren. >>> nearly 3,800 anti-asian hate incidents have been reported over the past year. about 45% of those occurring in california alone. today dozens of east bay businesses banded together to serve up some support. more than 100 restaurants, bars and other businesses joined what they called the day of action, giving 20

oakland police chief was there, too. this year homicide are up in oakland, and chief armstrong says one way to save lives, stopping the proliferation of ghost guns. we spoke to the chief about his experience in d.c. and what comes next. >> as a young boy, as a dream of being a police chief, you never dream that you have the opportunity to meet the president. >> reporter: oakland's police chief says he was the only law enforcement officer outside of attorney general merrick garland who was invited to the white house for president biden's press conference outlining his steps to combat gun violence. >> when the president spoke today and he said, you know, there is no need for people to have magazines with 100 bullets in it, oakland has seen, you know, the impact of having weapons with this kind of capacity. >> reporter: 38 homicide so far this year according to the oakland police officers association. chief armstrong praised the biden administration for focussing their attention on so-called ghost guns, untraceable weapons

we saw one oakland woman who came out to wave her black lives matter sign. folks agree with the verdict but are concerned for justice for people of color. >> what do you think? he got what he deserved but he ain't got it yet. he just got found guilty. they ain't going to give him what he got coming. he should have gotten life. he took that man's life. period. >> that doesn't mean it is the end of any problems. whatsoever. it is a shame. it is a shame. it is a shame that it took this much video, testimony, and time in order to get this little piece of justice. it is nothing, really. >> is it a relief to you? >> well, it is better than the opposite. it is way better than that. and i did feel that this call for a celebration today. >> reporter: so, things are still pretty quiet here in downtown oakland. after this verdict. people have come by seeing the people with signs. waving hair hands, honking their horns in a small show of celebration. we hope it stays peaceful here in the streets of oakland. back to you. >> let's hope so. len, we understand police in oak

i'm tracking north on 8.80 at broadway in oakland. now there are no delays along but as you can see, things are a little slow along. say landed oakland, 13 minutes for your drive time as you head into the city. we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. 15 minutes to that fremont. she exits a little improvement down from 17 minutes. we also have a high wind advisory along the san mateo bridge and a different view of the bridge. 14 minutes for your drive time as you head across towards the peninsula. now, there's also a high wind advisory along the ultimate past and the benicia bridge so be safe as you drive the air, the richmond center fell to to 40 minutes as you're heading out of richmond. we're checking on things along one. oh, one, 34 minutes as you head in the park to a also at the limit. we'll have more on that coming up next. before now, daria, back to you. >> and he knows how to attack that left foot. steph curry 11 straight games of 30 or more. nobody at age 33 is done at in nba history. >> all wow. the baby-faced assas

thank you for calling the oakland zoo. this is jasmine. how may i help you. >> reporter: jasmine fields many of those inquiries over the phone, but hundreds more come through the zoo's main e-mail address. it is usually pretty tame stuff, jasmine says, except that is for one day this february. >> like this e-mail that came in. >> reporter: with the subject line emergency. it came from alameda health system high land hospital and this doctor. >> so this is an elderly male. >> reporter: a patient arrived with what at first looked like food poisoning, but he didn't respond to treatment and ended up in intensive care. >> and despite antibiotics he got worse and worse and developed shock. >> reporter: it was then that tests revealed a parasite, one rare in the united states attacking the man's intestines. the doctor knew from experience just what medication he needed. >> i had had a patient like this ten years ago that had this infection and died before he was able to get the medication. so i did not want that to happen again. >> reporter: that

the commissioning ceremony took place at the port of oakland. the navy said antisubmarine war fare will be the primary mission. it can also deal with mines. the first was a cargo ship. the second served in world war ii. >> it is with great pride that i stand here ship, to forge a connection with the namesake city and the legacy of those that proudly bore the name oakland hoot ship operates with 70 you members and will be based out of san diego. >>> all right. lisa, a little gray this morning. >> it's 55 degrees. the sun will be winning out and that sea breeze is influencing the immediate shoreline but despite that still getting sun, stenson. we'll talk about the entire year next. year next. >>> the warriors and this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. a

broadway away from downtown oakland. there are string of car dealerships along that area. and apparently the rotests that started near city hall at 14th and broadway moved up broadway and has started to affect the businesses in this part of oakland and considerable damage to what our apparently new or newer there at the show. you know, as you're saying, of fire not only inside that >> earlier stages of this fire. but now reaching some of the vehicles. these protests began around 08:30pm, tonight. and those saying a lot of damage is being done not only here. there been video of a target being vandalized and windows smashed. we saw fire being set outside the california bank interest earlier but hundreds of protesters. lot of business owners have been very concerned about this and boarding up buildings hoping it would not come to this. this is the california bank and trust building that we're talki about and some kind of accelerant a fire set outside the building. police anticipating this apparently police headquarters at 7

has oakland will be based down self in san diego. all right. let's get another check of our weather. this saturday night live look from top of mount tam another warm day across the bay area and things will only get warmer as we move into the weekend. rebecca strom here tonight with a look at just how warm they will get back. and yeah, it's going to be pretty warm around the bay area, that's for sure. jonathan. we signed today, especially if you are inland, we saw temperatures. >> in the 80's even the mid to upper 80's in some spots and yes, a whole lot of sunshine still in store as we get into tomorrow. in fact, it's going to be even warmer tomorrow. so hopefully you'll be able to enjoy the outdoors tomorrow. if you didn't get a chance to today. but of course, stay hydrated. but a gorgeous shot this is our north a camera overlooking to run right now. it's so clear that you can see all the way to the golden gate bridge towers right here in san francisco. but look at these temperatures. very widespread right now outside anywhere from 50's to 60's

oakland was commissioned in oakland. and because of the pandemic it was live streamed. this is the third ship to bear the name oakland. this is fast and agile and designed to operate near the show but also capable of being in the open ocean. the ship's home port will be in san diego. we'll be back in a moment. >>> and finally tonight u.k. berkeley welcomed some new furry friends today. >> today was hatch today for falcon chicks. here they are. they say the falcon live on top of the campus. momma bird laid the eggs in march. streaming online so people can watch the miracle of life without disturbing the animals. very well done. beautiful pictures too. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. >>> tonight, the final farewell the british royal family reunited for the funeral of prince philip the military procession the nationwide moment of silence princes william and harry, together, again. as the queen is forced, by covid, to sit alone. and the card she left on her husband's casket >>> the victims of the fedex shooting in inanapolis what we're learning tonight about the

stern's avenue in oakland. you're looking at video from the citizen app. the incident is now the subject of a double homicide investigation as it appears the fire was intentionally set camp and so frequent. >> then becomes, you know, no big deal story to the media until something as tragic as this happens, where now the families, our paying a price for something that happened. one of these inner city source. >> dearborn, michigan, attorney budget is a longtime advocate for the arab muslim community. he says the father who died in the fire has connections to dearborn and is a member of muslim american family who owns booker's liquor store in these oakland police investigators say booker's liquor stores. also the location of the deadly shooting back on april 10th followed by suspicious fire a few days later we believe that the first homicide that >> be the next us little be says muslim shop targets across the country for violent acts. but this is different. this is a new level. this is a this beyond. >> acceptable where we're not only are you killing these c

and so i think, you know, we welcome anybody to come the oakland. this is what oakland has always been about. social justice standing up. for injustice. let's make sure that we don't distort our own homes, but we can't come up with solutions together. >> those are the chief's words before the verdict was read just about an hour and a half ago opd issued a statement reading in part, quote, we all must recognize that this moment is about accountability, justice and reform together we will work towards rethinking policing in america driving around the downtown. you can see many businesses and government buildings have plywood up over their windows and barricades around their perimeter. the chief says the national guard is on standby tonight, not just for oakland but for the entire region because he says you never know when these protests can turn violent. that's the latest from here. reporting maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> morning. thank you for that. has now he joins us live from zeke, what are you hearing from the community. >> so now today, a perspe

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oakland, hayward, san leandro, san lorenzo. actually getting an appointment if you have tried, that's another matter. california will get less of the johnson & johnson vaccines next week compared to previous shipments. the total vaccine allotment next week is about 2 million doses. that's 367,000 fewer than last week. at levi stadium today, a special covid vaccine clinic for special olympics athletes, clinic will operate from 10:00 to 11:00 this morning open to special olympics northern california athletes as well as families and volunteer coaches. >>> businesses in walnut creek got a glimpse of what it feels like to have night life return to the city. this is a look from last night as contra costa marked day one in the orange tier. that means restaurant were able to have 50% indoor capacity. one group even showed up to celebrate a birthday. >> orange tier, green tier, or even normal, i don't want to go back to closing again. >> we are happy with what we have now. we have filled all our seats tonight indoors plus our outdoor se

is still 17 degrees above average for the first day of april with temperatures 18 or 19 degrees for oakland, san jose and concord and the temperature is 86 in san jose and it also sets a new record high for thursday with the old record at 84 and we will see a cool down as we head into easter weekend with the big drop near the water on friday and temperatures dropping for inland parts of the bay area on saturday. we will look ahead at the next chance of rain headed our way in a few minutes. >>> now the focus shifts to wildfires and of course the drought. the team coverage begins on how some neighborhoods are already on fire watch. >> reporter: we know the term fire season has fallen out of favor over the last several years and we hear now more about the month in the calendar at which fire risk is most elevated and that is normally coming around september or october and this year they think it may arrive maybe a month or two early. >> her hope was obviously we would have much more rain than we did and it was the lack of rain and the concern shifts now toward what could potentially be a long f

ashley. >> jack london square in oakland we'll get a much needed economic boost tonight yoshi's oakland is reopening for the first time in more than a year. and this is a result of alameda county moving into that less restrictive orange tier which allows restaurants to increase indoor capacity kron 4 sweep to call reports that the business is hoping it will revitalize that area that has really struggled during the pandemic. >> dinner tables left empty at yoshi's oakland since march of last year will at long last host patrons thursday night until now. the more than 40 year-old music venue and restaurant at jack london square has remained closed during the pandemic because general manager health campus as operating at a quarter capacity or outdoors only was never feasible. even a 50% capacity were not allowed it doesn't allow the business should be self-sufficient. >> so it is a big challenge still by we are here and you know, reopening and and we just expect things to get about it. >> camping says prepandemic stacked exceeded 100 people as the business reopens, about one 3rd of those pos

as oakland will be commissioned in a private ceremony at the port of oakland tomorrow. the ceremony starts at 10:00am. we'll be live streamed for public viewing. this is the 3rd ship to be named after the city of oakland. the first u.s. open was commission back in 1918 for cargo transport. the second was commission in 1942 and served in world war 2. this newest version is designed for combat missions near shore. like many other navy vessels on the west coast. the u.s. has opens home port will be san diego. >> some good news from unity writers. the side train is coming back next month to san francisco mayor london breed making the announcement today. this is about 6 months ahead of schedule. the cayenne go side and to 3rd street will operate as one right now from balboa park to sunny dale it will provide subway service and all stations from embarcadero to west portal. it will be back may 15th and that will be along with the previously announced return of the and judah capacity will be increased. riders will have more room. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber spo

after the city of oakland. so the crew of the uss oakland were on deck for the ceremony. the littoral combat ship is 421 ft long and was built in alabama. the uss oakland is the third ship to bear the city's name. this ship and her crew are honored to bear the name oakland and to continue the proud legacy courage handed to us by those who have gone before us. on the previous uss oakland's. now this current u. s s. oakland will be part of the pacific fleet based in san diego. and while city and maybe leaders were on hand for the ceremony, the public was not. invited because of the pandemic, right? no way. you're still confused. morning in minneapolis after eight people were killed in a mass shooting tonight's vigil held in their honor. also ahead a show of support in the east bay for the family of the seven year old girl killed in a tragic do you why crash plus a day of action, the dozens of bay area businesses that raised money it the fan. was seven yeard girl killed in a dy crash in pittsburgh on monday evening, selamat to hayley died in that crash along with her mother'

she said its retaliation for her call for him to resign. >>> a live look at oakland where the police chief is asking for more resources to fight crime. he said that since june of last year his department has lost roughly $25 million in funding. violent crime in the city is increasing. according to oakland police the city has seen 41 homicides so far this year compared to 13 in the same time period in 2020. that's an increase of 215%. last night the city council looked at ways to distribute $190 million the city is getting the american rescue plan act. the council voted to refund police programs cut during the pandemic and that includes operation cease fire a community based approach to fighting gun violence. >> that we ensure there is equity and an appropriate -- appropriate way to use the funds based on the needs that we are seeing. >> the city has to value the lives of our community members. we need resources, we need the community's help to be able to address violence. police can't do it alone. >> chief said in a statement the latest vote is an important step toward addressing vio

native has joined oakland roots sc. the team will make its debut in the usl championship league next month. lynch says he feels compelled to invest in the soccer club after the raiders and warriors left oakland. the usl championship league is like the aaa of major league soccer. the oakland roots will play their games at laney college. their season begins next month. >> he's a cool dude. >> he is for sure. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. thank you so much for being with us on this friday. >> see you at 11:00. >> bye-bye. come experience floor and decor's grand opening in pleasant hill! comfortably shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest area location. now open in pleasant hill! >>> focused on the fact that harry and william will be apart. >> there's so much more we can now tell you about tomorrow's royal farewell to prince philip. >> who exactly is tucker reed? >> now

the oakland police department and crime stoppers of oakland are offering up $15,000 in reward money leading to an arrest in this case earlier this month, the oakland police chief commented on the rise in violent crime. that is completely unacceptable and it's tragic for community have to deal with this level of trauma in pay activists. cat brooks says there's no cookie cutter answer as to why the city is where they are with violent crime. this year. we need to be investing. >> on the front end of crisis on the front end of trump instead of investing in law enforcement, right. more law enforcement. let's be investing in trauma workers in folks that can deal with mental health in economic pathways, in education pathways. let's get to the gun before the bullet flies instead of stand yet to get 1, 1, mother and my heart goes out to all of the mothers that have lost and their children. >> demetrius was in college in was an intern and a mentor and worked in retail. his mom says he'll be remembered by those who loved him because of the way he touched their lives. he needs help out here. >> not jus

oakland city council has given opd the funding. they say is needed to better handle the sigal problem you that just slight chill detail before sigal is still a problem. >> how are you going have what's different now. has he. we have to share with you. we know that when we have sideshow details. >> specifically enforcement on side show. we have seen a reduction. now, when we went through budget cuts at the end of 2020. by december. we did not have sideshow details. we went up over a 1000% and sideshow coming back into the city of oakland. >> opd officials say the return of sideshow enforcement be the return of citations vehicles be told and participants being arrested. >> and if we don't get you this weekend or eating get you last weekend. we have seizure warrants and we will come after you with our seizure warrants. that's a 30 day impound of your vehicle will cost you thousands of dollars. we don't have limits on how far will travel. well traveled >> well, we know pg and e or its equipment have been held responsible for fires, not

they live on stern's avenue in east oakland and he also owns booker liquor store in east oakland and there was a shooting at that store in april. 10th and then a few days later, a suspicious fire at the store as well. >> we believe that the first homicide that happened to. >> be the next us beyond. >> acceptable where we're not only are you killing these clinics inside their place of business. but now you're taking into their home taken to the family. >> the oakland police and crime stoppers are offering up to a $40,000 in reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news pollution in the east. bay is a major concern we're going to follow. one man who's trying to clean up the problem will have his story coming up in a minute. plus, lodi skydiving facility. now once again under fire after another skydiving death. we'll explain what happened. >> and long gone are the days of 80's in this forecast. we're talking some 50's at the coast brisk, wind. don't forget your jackets out that way. even our inland areas will our warmest only be i