let's look at the richmond. sandra fell commute for you as you head richmond traffic picking up at about 9 minutes out of richmond. we'll have more on that coming up for now, back to the news. we've been following breaking news this morning. 8 people are dead after a shooting at a fedex facility overnight in indianapolis. the shooter is also dead. the victims have not been identified. but fedex has said that people who worked for the company are among the dead. several other people were also injured at the facility near the indianapolis international airport. at least 4 other people are in the hospital this morning, including one person who is in critical condition. police are still trying to figure out exactly how many people were injured because some people drove themselves to the hospital. police have not yet identified the shooter or a possible motive. but investigators say the shooter took his own life. there are still a lot of information. police are hoping to learn this morning. we'll bring you that as so

i have to make a comment about the richmond. i live in the richmond. i'm not stuck in the richmond. i navigate the entire city on my bike. the 38-r is faster to get downtown than a car. supervisor mandelman talked about equity and class. let's talk about equity. one in four people do not own a car. 28%, one in four, so to be fair, one in four streets should be dedicated to people and safe spaces. i'm going to bike down to the great highway to our ocean park promennade. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller. >> i'd like to read an abridged letter muni has received on the didtion to close the great highway. the great highway is part of the network of north-south arterials which relieves congestion on neighborhood streets. any full or partial highway closure has widen neighborhood and regional impacts, and a decision on permanent closure is rheem nur until the city -- premature until the city's health restrictions have been lifted. save muni believes this should be considered as a part of a transportation plan for the western portion of the city only after robust outreach to reside

i have to make a comment about the richmond. i live in the richmond. i'm not stuck in the richmond. i navigate the entire city on my bike. the 38-r is faster to get downtown than a car. supervisor mandelman talked about equity and class. let's talk about equity. one in four people do not own a car. 28%, one in four, so to be fair, one in four streets should be dedicated to people and safe spaces. i'm going to bike down to the great highway to our ocean park promennade. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller. >> i'd like to read an abridged letter muni has received on the didtion to close the great highway. the great highway is part of the network of north-south arterials which relieves congestion on neighborhood streets. any full or partial highway closure has widen neighborhood and regional impacts, and a decision on permanent closure is rheem nur until the city -- premature until the city's health restrictions have been lifted. save muni believes this should be considered as a part of a transportation plan for the western portion of the city only after robust outreach to reside

richmond city council approached the project in december. environmental watch dog bay keeper says that shouldn't happen. >> it's one of those toxic sites that is expected to be inundated by sea level rise, and we're already seeing at high tides, at king tides that the site is inundated with water. >> reporter: they captured this drone video that shows how san francisco bay waters are already watching over the site. as climate change pushes sea levels higher and higher, environmentalists worry the dangerous soil under the concrete cap could leach into the bay. >> there are over 100 chemicals that are buried in that site. and the planning for decades has been to do a cleanup before anything else was done with the site. >> reporter: this attorney is part of a team of environmental lawyers that represent richmond showline, alliance. citizens for east shore park and various other groups. they are suing the city for approving a large housing development on a site without removing the toxins. they say the state's plan to pave over contaminated dirt

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out of richmond under 9 minutes. we'll have more on your commute and drive times. coming up for now back to the news. americans are itching to travel again. according to a new study in virtual so magazine found that 82% of people polled say they're ready to travel this year. among the top destinations california's wine regions along why colorado and montana now with more people ready to travel airlines are preparing to welcome back customers southwest airlines is bringing back more than 2700 flight attendants and pilots from furlough in order to help with its summer schedule which kicks is expected to pick up in the coming months. now the workers have been on a voluntary furlough since last year during the pandemic and they're expected to be back on the job by june. 1st. the debate over whether businesses should require vaccine passports is really starting to heat up the white house says it does not support vaccine passports and the governors of some states including texas and florida have already signed orders forbi

the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond. you're still at the limit at under 9 minutes. checking on things along one. oh, one as you head in the park 30 minutes to 80 also looks great. we'll have more on that next. darya and james, back to you. >> thanks a lot of 6.49 and there is an innovative approach. now to reducing gun violence deployed by the city of richmond. for more than a decade. yeah, it's being credited actually was saving countless lives. we have kron four's, phillipe djegal taking a closer look. >> in 2007, the city of richmond opened the office of neighborhood safety, independent of the police department strategically identifying the people in town most likely to shoot someone or die from gun violence, then tasking ex convict's turned outreach workers with recruiting those considered at risk. >> to an 18 month fellowship offering an alternative to a life of crime and likely inevitable the person and preventable death. you got 5 outreach workers. >> you can't have 50 folks in 8 summit program. you feel when yourself right. the good thing is we don't have 50

we're looking at the richmond sandra fell commute as you're heading out of richmond just got on the phone with chp. they tell me no accidents here. it's just that more people are hitting the roads going back to work. 23 minutes. also looking at the bay bridge and into the city right now to that fremont street exit under 16 minutes for your drive time there. no high wind advisories in place. we had some earlier this morning and across towards the peninsula. you can do that under 40 minutes and checking on things along one o one heading towards menlo park a little slow down some hazards. 33 minutes to get to menlo park will have more on that coming up. daria, back to you. thanks a lot of 2 and breaking news from overnight there's a curfew in place in a minnesota town, just 10 miles away. >> from where the derek chauvin trial is going on because a black man was fatally shot by police during a traffic stop. the curfew after protests broke out in the city of brooklyn center 10 miles north of minneapolis officers. they're pulled over dante wright for a traffic violation. they say they realized

sandra fell bridge at a richmond. things are pretty quiet. we'll have more on your drive times and come you coming up next. but for now, back to the news. we have some breaking news. the fda and cdc are recommending. >> a pause in the use of the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine after 6 women developed a rare blood clots. all 6 women were between the ages of in all of the symptoms occur within 2 weeks of the vaccination. the new york times is reporting that one woman died and another is in critical condition after receiving the j and j vaccine. 7 million people in the u.s. and already received the johnson and johnson shot the cdc says that if you experience severe headaches abdominal pain, lake pain or shortness of breath within 3 weeks of getting the vaccine. you should contact your doctor immediately. the cdc will hold a meeting with an advisory committee tomorrow to review this case. the cdc and fda are expected to release more information at a news conference later today and we will absolutely be taking that

we were asked to add another sensor as the control sensor in richmond. so we started getting a lot of community interest. and basically how we present our data is through the air quality index so just it's a pretty simple color code. green is healthy moderate not so great and if any of you are familiar with this during the wildfire season we were getting up to the orange, red, sometimes purple category. next slide please. so as of today, we have deployed 19 sensors across five different neighborhoods. chinatown, selma, tenderloin, richmond. and then this is just a quick link so this is the open map. this is where our center data is compiled it is publicly available and updated hourly. and this specific screen shot was during the wildfires. almost all of the sensors were red. next slide please. they are in soma and the tenderloin and fall into the area of pm25 levels and it's usually ex aspirated during of cease on the we can go to the next slide. this is how bad the air was during the peek of wild fire season but higher aqi levels in a neighborhood such

the richmond sandra fell bridge. that certainly starting to pick up as more traffic pours out of richmond. they're under 8 minutes. keeping a close eye on conditions along one. oh, one and to a team not tracking any accidents. 28 minutes. so we'll have more on that coming up. for now. we'll back to you. >> reyna happening this week. the defense is expected to begin presenting its case in the derek chauvin murder trial brian, and has more. >> i can counselor by may refer to my reporting doctor andrew baker, the hennepin county medical examiner who performed the autopsy on george floyd took the stand friday afternoon. he's the medical examiner who ruled floyd's cause of death was homicide. so if we see here on the manner of death it indicates a homicide? >> tell us what does homicide mean to you as a medical exam. >> so is the medical examiner we apply the term homicide when the actions of other people were involved in an individual's death. it's one of 5 manners of death that we can choose from the other 4 being accid

. >> richmond. i do think was the most impressive number, though, all the way up to 89 degrees yesterday just shy of 90 on the first day of april mount tam cam is showing you that we do have some fog out there this morning. you can see that fog streaming right into the bay right here. there's the top of the bay bridge. there's the top sales force tower in the distance fog really actually has been treated that far into the bay. seabreeze isn't super significant this morning. so it's just transporting it to about berkeley. then it stops right there. francisco in half moon. bay are experiencing some areas of lower visibility, though you can expect us say that points later on this morning. in areas like santa rosa oakland and hayward. so just watch for patches of dense fog, especially closer to the ocean in closer to the golden gate 40's and 50's for your current temps with berkeley and oakland egypt. 51 dublin at 46 degrees reyna john, thank you. you're off to a light start this morning. i'm not tracki

the richmond sandra fell bridge under 10 minutes as you're heading out of richmond. so that hot spot. that was a year that stalled car. 5.80, westbound. that's been clear. also checking out one. oh, one heading towards middle park. a solid 27 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up next. but for now, james, back to you. >> time now for winners and losers on wall street. we've got financial expert rob black joining us as always to go over the numbers that we're seeing. good morning, rob. >> good morning. so not a lot going on james. that's what the fed has to do is that with the big because it at ryan's trades off across the board is that there is wait for the fed. it's it's bit of a broken message. we're not at all time. record highs. pretty close. we set them recently. >> now we wait for the fed to save jobs. look great or we could use a little probably say inflation looks great or use a little bit of help. but the reopening trades are alive and well. a number of vaccines people's arms seems to be going up every day. people are feeling more and more confidence. a

i teach lot the university of richmond law school. i quickly learned how to make interesting or uninteresting presentations. we found it to be a challenge. but the teachers have risen to the challenge. we are all kind of doing this together. >> working folks reach the marshall center these days? >> that can go to john marshall center.org. as well as special partnership with preservation virginia to save john marshall's robe. i would say go to save the rope.com. you can construe national treasure. john marshall really led the way in terms of standardizing the black standard row people some people think he was the first go to his wikipedia page i guarantees not wearing a black robe. marshall kind of standardized that it became the uniform for the judicial branch throughout the united states. we are working with preservation virginia to preserve john marshall's robe so i was a john marshall center.org or savetherobe.com. >> we have a couple pictures of the robe itself i do believe it called us up to look at. as for looking at the rope, y

richmond led 2600 people everybody knew everybody. in a city that's now, you know, a large city. and so this marshal father was a friend of george washington's right, and in something maybe -- it meant something there -- that somebody in the water was friendly with somebody way over western virginia or whatever you want to call where they live. these days -- so i -- whrald be steps that the same political ladder today. except the steps weren't as i don't know they weren't concrete. people k made their -- made their way the way they wanted to. marshall wasn't virtually no school virtually no school he had a year of boarding school once and he had a minister come in and teach him and he went to five seconds of law school at the -- area yet he was able to live. george washington going to college either. it was a different kind of growing up and we sort of. the tont say oh the founders did this and founders did that. well founders drank a lot too, and they -- and they were -- or they like to play like one thing marshall was he was sort of like the gym teacher at value ford. he would

the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond. checking on things along 1, one we've recovered from some hazards. we had down there heading in the park at a solid 30 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up next. but for now we'll send it over to you. darya. >> in the buzz a bad day for bay area. sports, everybody lost warriors giants a's on the first day that they were allowed back in the coliseum oakland fans couldn't wait to boo that she even asked rose in person. jose. all today. >> houston. so this fair and square. >> bpa is 8 to one. >> buster hits a high drive to left. >> bass says 2019 and bluster still got it. only thing he's losing his sleep with infant twins and this game giants lost 87 in their opening day on the road in seattle. >> the warriors started their road trip with a loss to heat even though steph curry had 36 points and 11 rebounds. the dubs were just sloppy. hopefully they'll get it together in toronto tonight. the stanford women face south carolina and their final for today on the way. kiana williams lift

leave you with a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond. still slow here. we're down to about 13 minutes for you to make it across towards sandra fell ill have more on that throughout the day. but for now, daryn, back to you. >> in the buzz with another unarmed black man being killed by police. just 10 miles away from where a former officer is on trial for the death of george floyd athletes can all the press is, but they can stop playing bay area teams played, but all of minnesota's pros cancel their games. yesterday. the timberwolves the while the twins, everybody feeling the weight of what is going on. former yankees outfielder. well, former twins now with the yankees aaron hicks took himself out of the yankees game and his coach stood by him. the spurs and the badge iq. they locked arms before they did play their games. first coach popovich said he's outraged and exhausted a sentiment echoed by warriors coach steve kerr. >> mainly by reaction is just, you know, another another sad day in america. i know there's school shooting in tennessee as it's it's,

you've been keeping a close eye on the richmond. sandra fell bridge were up to him up. >> 40 minutes for your drive. time to 17 minutes ago or so. now we're back down to 40 minutes. so conditions are improving across the bridge here. that's not because of any accidents as more people are commuting using that bridge looking at the bay bridge as you head into the city right now to the fremont street exit that down under 14 minutes. you can see they turn those metering lights off some more traffic is flowing at the limit and the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula under 40 minutes for your drive time there. we'll have more on that coming up next. before now. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black who's standing by as always with a check of the headlines. peeking his interest. rob, good morning. looks like the markets are up ahead of what is supposed to be big earnings week right. >> huge earnings late amazon. apple tesla later today. microsoft goog

the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 8 minutes for your drive time. there. checking on things along one o one heading towards middle park. you're sitting at 29 minutes. we'll have more on your commute times coming up. for now, darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot, right. 9. oh one. we have breaking news. the cdc has just announced new guidelines for travel. yeah. this is been kron. four's will tran story all morning long out of sfo and now the guidelines are in. >> let's join him now. will. >> traveling is a little bit easier as we anticipated. the cdc did release their guidelines from the biden administration that means moving forward if you are traveling, remember they did require you to have a negative test when you're traveling before you hop on a plane. according to the new guidelines and take a look at your screen now, according to the new guidelines fully vaccinated. people can travel within the united states without proving a negative covid test or quarantining once you get to your destination. of course. i'm sure you have to provide your card

i have to make a comment about the richmond. i live in the richmond. i'm not stuck in the richmond. i navigate the entire city on my bike. the 38-r is faster to get downtown than a car. supervisor mandelman talked about equity and class. let's talk about equity. one in four people do not own a car. 28%, one in four, so to be fair, one in four streets should be dedicated to people and safe spaces. i'm going to bike down to the great highway to our ocean park promennade. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller. >> i'd like to read an abridged letter muni has received on the didtion to close the great highway. the great highway is part of the network of north-south arterials which relieves congestion on neighborhood streets. any full or partial highway closure has widen neighborhood and regional impacts, and a decision on permanent closure is rheem nur until the city -- premature until the city's health restrictions have been lifted. save muni believes this should be considered as a part of a transportation plan for the western portion of the city only after robust outreach to reside

the richmond sandra fell commute is also pretty backed up. we'll have more on that coming up after the break. >> 40 right now we have new details about now we know why a whale washed ashore friday at fort funston researchers took a look at. i think it was likely a ship strike. we've got video of the way we could see it here on the beach. 46 feet long. it was in danger. male whale. >> and veterinarians out there at the marine mammal center say they it's they discovered significant bruising to some of the muscles around its neck and they that they say is consistent maybe a ship strikes and there was all that. we had a whole bunch of wales and one at least they said yeah, happened to also look the 5th whale that washed up so far now the others did look like it was also struck by ships as well. so. >> not good but police are getting some determination of what's happening. mike 8.40. we'll be back with more units. >> 43, we all know everybody's been wearing masks for a while now. what do you do with them when you're done or sometimes yeah, that's

and a look at the richmond sandra fell coming out of richmond still pretty quiet this morning for you under 11 minutes. we'll have more on your commute coming up. but for now, back to the news. breaking news we're following this morning. there's a heavy police presence in san francisco after a man barricaded himself inside the building on force. camilla barco is live at the scene with the latest details. good morning. camilla. >> good morning. rain at this time we're still working to get information. but as you can see, officers are working to get that suspect outside the building. san francisco police officers initially responded to the bay street area after a possible after a report of a possible domestic incident. that call happened around 1 o'clock this morning in at this time, officers are still here trying to handle the situation. a 32 year-old male locked himself inside the building. then, officers have been walkingmthe ground handling the situation. and since i've been here, it's been pretty quiet and however, there is still a heavy presence and several streets have been block

about 8 minutes out of richmond. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, back to the news. >> this delivery driver is speaking out after he says he was racially profiled and harassed cell phone video captured intense moments after a berkeley woman accused him of speeding. he says the woman and her boyfriend then followed him yelling racial slurs. now the woman was arrested last week for a hate crime after the confrontation in north berkeley kron four's tell exactly has the very latest. >> the victim candle mcintyre says he felt very unsafe in those moments. and pretty scared. he says that at one point the suspect, julie warley and actually jumped into his delivery truck and tried grabbing hold of the steering wheel. mcintosh says he's thankful that neighbors got involved in continue to record that incident. >> in some started cursing. you know, i. >> first sentence and encourage that those is very violent lang rooms tomorrow's game. constant star i was this racially profiled from the job victim. kendall mcintosh says he was finishing rounds de

we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute starting to pick up just a bit. still under 8 minutes as you head out of richmond to let more on your drive times. coming up next. but for now, back to the news. 21 year-old adrian gonzalez pleaded guilty to the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of 8 year-old maddy middleton and santa cruz. and even though he was legally a child prosecutors and advocacy groups have long argued that based on the way to the crime. gonzalez should be charged as an adult kron four's. taylor's aqi has more on our top story. >> on tuesday. 21 year-old, adrian gonzalez pled guilty to the 2015 murder of an 8 year-old madyson middleton. this comes right after his case was transferred back to the juvenile court system right now. though criminal justice wave. >> is just rushing towards criminal right. smart class is the founder of klaas kids foundation which works to stop crimes against children in assists in search and rescue operations. >> class started the foundation in 1994 in response to the kidnap and murder of his 12 year-old daughter pol

the richmond sandra fell bridge as you head out of richmond. we're still at the limit under 9 minutes for your drive time there. there's also another high wind advisory along the altamont pass. so keep that in mind. commute checking out things along one oh, one as a driving towards menlo park. 28 minutes also accidents that i'm tracking along to a t. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain at 5.32. is the time and breaking news we're following this morning. the fda and the cdc are recommending a brief pause in the use and distribution of the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine after 6 women developed a rare blood clots. again, all 6 women were between the ages of 1848 all of the symptoms occurred within 2 weeks of vaccination and the new york times is reporting that one woman died and another is in critical condition after receiving the change a vaccine. but again, to put this into context. >> this is just 6 cases among the 7 million people in the u.s. have already received

the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond. 13 minutes as traffic starts to build just a little bit there. there is a high wind advisory along the ultimate pastor also so early morning issues there said might be slow heading towards menlo park taking one. oh, one. 31 minutes to 80 also looks great as well as 8582. so we'll have more on that coming up next. for now. james, back to you. >> now to a big story this morning. we've got governor newsome declaring a drought emergency in several parts of the state. you knew it was going to happen. but he's colin and this includes sonoma county where they haven't put water restrictions in effect yet, but you know, they're probably down the line. yeah, they're thinking about it with kron four's taylor second now with more. >> also noma county leaders say the emergency drought declaration doesn't come as a surprise as we head into the second year of severe drought already rain, county's water agency is the first in the bay area to impose water use restrictions and pretty soon sonoma county may follow. we're at a stage right now that

leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute as you're heading out of richmond. you can see still pretty quiet about 8 minutes there. we'll have more on your commute and drive times coming up from now back to the news. a big story out of the east bay. new police body camera video shows the moments leading up to the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez. he died in alameda police custody last week on april 19th. it all started when police received a 911, call about gonzalez standing in a homeowner's yard. >> to head right over i'm over here. we want to fall down, ok, you are going where it's going to put your hands but know, it really is. it's hope. that. well. >> several minutes after police arrived and talk to them solace. they tried to detain him gonzalez falls to the ground as he's grabbed and then handcuffed. the police body camera video shows an officer putting his knee on mario's back while he was on the ground paramedics and took morrow to the hospital where he later died due to what police say was a medical emergency since his death. the criminal investigat

looking at the richmond sandra fell commute heading out of richmond as traffic starts to build just a bit. still 9 minutes for you. and we leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge as you travel across towards the peninsula. we also have a high wind advisory here. so be mindful to take about 10 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, daryn, back to you. >> thanks a lot of 5. '02. and today the cdc holds an emergency meeting to go over the johnson and johnson vaccine and see if there's a connection between the vaccine and 6 women developing blood clots. we told you about this yesterday on the kron 00:00am morning news using the johnson johnson vaccine has now been stopped here in the u.s. until they figure this out today. the cdc will review the cases and we'll see what's going on. the cdc. the fda will then make a recommendation on whether everybody can start using the j and j shot again. >> so far nearly 7 million of those jj shots have given out. and for most bay area counties. there are a and of johnson and johnson's vaccine this week was small in comparison to

as you head to richmond under 8 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up darya and james, we'll send it over to you. >> we the jury in the above entitled matter as to count one unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. >> today we are able to breathe again. >> the guilty verdict, the culmination of an almost year-long case. but not the end for the fight for racial justice as former police officer derek chauvin is found guilty of killing george floyd and the jury found him guilty of murder. >> and manslaughter in all 3 counts against him in fact, are chauvin faces now possibility decades in prison when he's sentenced next step is that sentence saying and that's an about. >> 8 weeks. each charge carries a separate possible sentence. a maximum of 40 years in prison for the second-degree murder. 25 years for third-degree and a miximum of 10 years for second degree manslaughter. and here's what members of george floyd's family had to say after the verdict was read. >> i feel reliev

look at the richmond. sandra fell commuters travel his out of richmond. a little under 10 minutes for you. there. and checking on things along one oh, one to 80 no major delays we have an earlier crash that's cleared up right now heading towards willow park 29 minutes. we'll have more coming up in dari and james, back to you. thanks a lot. we're following 2 breaking stories that happened overnight in san jose. first a shooting where one man was this one happened on east broke all road just before 11 o'clock last night. >> this is video from the scene where you can see investigators there. the victim, we're told does have life threatening injuries that so that person is being treated for this morning. police haven't said anything yet about the shooter. so we're looking to see if there's an answer of connection or if this was random, let you know when we find out and also in san jose. a family jolted out of bed. >> when a car slammed into their house. imagine now police are looking for the driver who apparently ran off with kron four's camila barco stand by

also the richmond, sandra fell. we're seeing a lot of slow down here. 40 minutes as you head at a richmond sandra fell. and that's because we're seeing more traffic and more commuters on the bridge today. the san mateo bridge finally starting to see a little uptick in a little slow down 14 is yet across towards the peninsula. but there are no accidents that are slowing people down there checking out things along 1 one to 80 as well. conditions are great little slowing but not by much. 32 minutes as you head in the parks will have more on that. up next. for now. daria, back to you. >> in the buzz with another unarmed black man being killed by police. just 10 miles away from where a former officer is on trial for the death of george floyd athletes can. all the press is but they can stop playing bay area teams played, but all of minnesota's pros cancel their games. yesterday. the timberwolves the while the twins, everybody feeling the weight of what is going on. former yankees outfielder well, former twins now with the

it's on the richmond. sandra fell bridge 30 minutes for your drive time as you're leaving rich and heading to san rafale. >> that's because there's a stalled vehicle on the westbound side. there. they've got a move that off of the roads. but for now it's still the air. so that could climb up to even more. but the bay bridge looks great. we have no delays here under 13 minutes for your drive. time to the fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula at a solid 13 minutes for your drive time there. and our first hot spot of the morning. this was earlier one northbound just south of nowra avenue in burlingame. we had an incident. they are going to go into will live in a moment who's now in redwood city to talk about that. so darya and james, i'll send it over to you. >> covering this all morning long. it happened overnight in the when a man who driving and he was in a car. the police wanted to stop help of any he actually took off and ran into the highway to hit by a totally unrelated officer drivi

out of richmond. hopefully we can stay light this morning. we'll have more on your road conditions and updates coming up next. but for now, back to the news. >> although we're trending towards fully reopening the state mask requirements will remain in place for the foreseeable future. the kron four's. michelle kingston spoke to one bay area. doctor. >> who thinks we might be able to do away with in june as well. >> i think between natural immunity in this past out. they're doing the projections and we're going to we're going to continue to cases and hospitalizations. more than 20 million covid-19 vaccine doses administered throughout the state of california and hospitalizations are declining. all good optimistic statistics coming from the governor on tuesday with the announcement of a full reopened economy coming on june 15th ucsf doctor monica gandhi says she thinks it's possible that californians may also be able to ditch their masks by that as well. if the numbers are amazing, if cases are extremel

sandra fell bridge heading into and out of richmond. look at this under 8 minutes for your drive time there. so we're tracking your commute. we'll have more on this coming up for now back to the news. now to minneapolis where de 5 a former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin's trial. we'll get underway yesterday. floyd's girlfriend took the stand as well as for other witnesses, brian in 10 has that story. >> courtney ross broke down, remembering her boyfriend of 3 years. george floyd, she said they met when he was a security guard at the salvation army and that he was emotionally distraught after his mom passed away. but it >> but i'm mama's boy. i could tell. i met him. and when he came back home. houston. i think kind of like this. i that. they keep us. was broken. >> ross also talked about her in floyd's addiction to opioids and said it was an ongoing struggle. >> it's a classic story of. many people get addicted to opioids. we both separate from chronic pain. mine was in my neck and his with his back. >> several paramedics and

let's look at the richmond. sandra fell commute out of richmond still pretty quiet over here under 8 minutes for your drive times. so we'll have more on your commute drive times throughout this morning for now back to the news. a man is in the hospital and lucky to be alive after his car flew off of a cliff into the ocean in southern california, a former marine came to his rescue and ashley jacobs has that story. >> the fact that the patient is still alive, especially after going into the water. it's shocking to everyone first responders. the crowd that gathered and witnesses who saw this white suv flyover carlsbad cliff. it was pretty scary to look at. according to the carlsbad fire battalion chief. an older man was driving westbound on palomar airport road and didn't of iran to carlsbad boulevard. instead crashing through this guardrail and over the fence and these guys say they saw it happen. he was cruising northbound and then he looks like he's toing to merge in a is kept on going left. >> and then the bus

the richmond, sandra fell bridge and out of richmond under 8 minutes for your drive time checking on things along one oh, one, we're still in the green one. oh, one menlo park. 27 minutes. love all that coming up next. but for now, darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot of to our top story. a man killed by fremont police in front of a hotel parking lot. that's what's being investigated this morning. it's the second time fremont police have killed a man in the past 8 days kron 4, sarah stinson. >> has the latest from 3 months. >> yeah, that's right. a man was shot and killed by police here at the hyatt place and fremont and this morning the district attorney in alameda county is still investigating to see how it all went down. now first, take a look at this map so you can see exactly where this happened at the high right off of 8.80, on west warren avenue in fremont. police say they were surveilling a man with several outstanding felony warrants. they were going to arrest him. they also believed he had a gun. >> just before 6.30 last night. the officers went to arrest the man, but

looking at the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond quiet still at this early hour. we'll have more on your commute and drive times. coming up for now back to the news. big story out of the north bay, the windsor town council voted to remove mayor dominic foppoli, the council voted 2 to one with a pulley the in voted the lone vote there. the absent member was a council woman who accused the mayor of drugging and attacking her. she recused herself saying she is part of an ongoing criminal investigation despite the majority vote. there's nothing the council could do to get him out of office unless he is recalled or convicted of a crime during last night's mean the council call for for paula to step down for the sake of the town. >> therefore, police say that you love windsor. >> then resign, resign, resign you absolutely discussed me. but again, as a resident of this i beg you to please not drag us through this recall process. really recognize. >> the level of gross negligence. that occurred on behalf of the 2017 council and law enforcement of the time of the initial e

a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge as you head out of richmond. we're still at the limit here under 9 minutes, checking on things along one. oh, one as you head towards menlo park. 30 minutes also break the time for you along to a diesel state tracking that. we'll have more on that next. for now. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 6.32 on the clock and we have some breaking news at the half hour here to tell you about the fda and the cdc. both recommending a pause in the distribution of johnson. johnson's coronavirus vaccine after 6 women developed a rare blood clots. again, just 6 people on the millions that have already been given the vaccine. but the 6 women range in ages from 18 to 48. they all had symptoms that popped up about 2 weeks after they received the vaccine. the new york times reporting that one of those women died. another is in critical condition again after receiving a johnson johnson vaccine. but again, to keep it in perspective. these are 6 cases among the 7 million people now in the u.s. that have already sieved johnso

a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond. you're at 40 minutes. we'll have more on your commute times. coming up for now daryn. james, back to you. >> the big news today is that throughout all of california, if you're 50 or older, you can get a covid shot. >> no need to have any preexisting condition. no medical underlying condition that would qualify you long as you're 50, you're good to go in. this comes as the nation now is seeing a growing number of positive cases, a 4th surge of the virus so getting a vaccine all the more important and their supply problem. so are things that might get worse. let's go to the new developments and ask some questions from u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg and get some answers. more hello, doctor. >> so this is going to be a game changer because finally doesn't matter if your first responder, what job is and people 50 and older are typically out there about traveling. they're employed. talk about how we might see the state change starting today. >> we're going to have 5 and a half more

the richmond, sandra fell bridge as you're heading out to richmond. that was much lower in the earlier hours down here along 1 one heading towards menlo park get a solid 28 minutes. we'll have more on your commute and drive times before. now darya and james, back to you. thanks reyna bay area making a first when it comes

the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond under 9 minutes for you. there. looking at things along one. oh, one as you head towards menlo park 27 minutes. so have more on that coming up. but for now, darya and james, back to you. thanks reyna. >> so happening today. we have some students in the south bay. they'll be heading back to class for in person. learning first tima in florida near the evergreen school district is their turn in san jose and grow for stinson is live at masivo to elementary. the kids are going to be arriving. >> and a couple hours little sleep yeah, we'll go mostly been. of course, no, still really early. but the balloons are out at matsumoto. >> elementary school and they're ready to welcome the students back to school it's been 13 months in schools in the evergreen school district have been in person with their teachers and their fellow other students are actually learning at their school so sure they're very excited to come here and get to that learning in person. it's it's been a long time in 13 months. i mean, santa clara county one

look at the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond 10 minutes as traffic slowly starts to truck along. checking on things along one. oh one and 2.80. no seen their 29 minutes as you head towards menlo park. so we'll have more on that for now, daria and will i'll send it back over to you. thanks a lot. lorraine a 7 '02 breaking news overnight protesters took to the streets of minnesota. and now there's a curfew. >> after a black man was fatally shot during a traffic stop. there's a look and listen at some of the protests and some of the looting that happened in the town of brooklyn center. it's about 10 miles north of minneapolis where the george floyd murder trial is happening just hold on because we'll put it in perspective. the don't forget, this is 10 miles away where derek chauvin is on trial for the killing of george floyd. so minneapolis police were already on standby and here they had to handle crowds. this all happened after officers pulled over a man name dante right. >> and found out during a traffic stop and he had an outstanding warrant. they say that he tried to get

, sandra fell commute as you head out of richmond. we're finally starting to see a little buildup here still at 8 minutes for your drive time. checking on things down south along 1 one to 80 not tracking any delays left 31 minutes to menlo park will have more coming up in. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain to 6.49 the time now to another developing story, a use of force expert says that derek chauvin used deadly force in george floyd are on george floyd. he was one of 5 people who testified yesterday. we have craig treadway now with a look at what happened in the courtroom. creates los angeles police department use of force expert sergeant jody stiger testified that wants george floyd was in handcuffs on his stomach. >> officers should have stopped using force because of the time of their strength period. >> mister floyd was not resisting. he was in in the prone position him. he was handcuffed. he was not attempting evade. he was not attempting to resist and the pressure that he was that was being caused by t

we'll leave you with a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge in and out of richmond. a little busier this morning than it normally is around this time still solid 8 minutes for you to head out of richmond. so we'll have more on that coming up next. for now, back to the news. castro community group in san francisco wants to install cameras and the neighborhood to prevent crime try to hold criminals accountable. they're looking to use donations to install those cameras. but the proposal is receiving some pushback kron four's taylor's aqi explains. >> a san francisco community group hopes to use one of its largest donations to install cameras in the castro district to help prevent crime worst. it can get the right person. the video tells the truth. so these video, this video footage would be available. to law enforcement, whether it's a public defender way. a place whether it's the d a. 4 convicted for for documented crime when there's a police report injury ighalo is the executive director of the community benefit district. the group also responsible for bringing commun

let's also get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 8 minutes and we'll leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge as you're traveling across towards the peninsula are busy us bridge this morning under 10 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up next. for now, back to the news. in the east bay, the oakland police department is trying out a new approach to combat the rise in violence. they recently hired a police chief and he unveils a new unit called the violent crime operation center. it's aimed at creating faster response times to gun related crimes community groups are also getting more involved, more than ever before. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the pastor about how they're trying to turn the tide. >> gathered to offer comfort the crowd of about a 100 organized by acts, full gospel sang and prayed with mothers and family members who have recently lost their children to gun violence. use. be surprised at the suffering of the people. >> when we have a homicide. now many people are involved. >> with the family and with the mom, especi

look at the richmond. sandra fell commute out of richmond under 8 minutes checking on the golden gate bridge church and to the city 18 minutes for you have more on that coming up next. for now, dorian james, back to >> 5.29, the time. let's get to one of our big stories this morning out of the north bay. the windsor town council has voted to remove mayor dominic foppoli, the mayor's accused of sexually assaulting at least 5 women, one of them a current councilwoman kron 4, sarah stinson is live in windsor with. >> what this means does it mean that he's stepping down. >> no. and that's the thing that last meeting last night's meeting was intense but it doesn't mean that the town council can vote and remove mayor foppoli. he has to asked recall election or he has to resign. and guess what, the vote was 2 to one to ask him to resign in the opposing vote was mayor for pole. he does not plan on resigning. take a look at your screen we'll show you a picture of mayor dominic foppoli. the mayor that the town counc

the richmond sandra fell commute heading out of richmond under 9 minutes and checking on things here in the south bay. we have a couple accidents one in san jose along one o one northbound at mckee road. another one in milpitas westbound to 37 at santa corrodes, the house that slowing things down just a bit. we're starting to recover heading in the park 31 minutes. we'll have more coming up next. darya and james, back to you. that's what i'm doing. i'm still >> from that basketball game ends stanford won it. but while it was close. yeah. and that's the kind of championship game you want right close right down to the wire with your team winning the lady cardinals did exactly that with a big victory for them. national champions. the first time in nearly 30 years that the team has won the nc double a basketball champion. they're going to be flying back this morning and will tran is there to greet stanford campus right now. >> did you always have a heart attack watching that game. >> any time is a last second shot absolutely. i mean, the the night before guns at last second shot, you can

the richmond sandra fell bridge. certainly starting to slow down just a bit. 11 minutes for drivers there. we have a high wind advisory along the ultimate past. see want to drive slow in that area heading towards menlo park along one o one still at about 29 minutes for you here. also not tracking any accidents along to 80. we'll have more coming up next. the daria, back to you. thank you. ray. 6.48 the nation's top infectious dock is warning everybody doctor fauci says that. >> we should not expect covid to die with the hot temperatures this summer. >> you might remember a year ago for all of you a little bit more than a year ago when we were looking for the summit to rescue us from surges. it was in fact the opposite. we saw some substantial surges in out using them for schools or other businesses to let you know and show the business that you're safe covid safe and you can >> and as more people are getting covid vaccines. many are also asking if it's legal for companies to require that their employees get vaccinate

the richmond sandra fell commute. another slower one right now at this hour, 13 minutes as you head out of richmond looking at things along one o one also along to a t we're still in the clear here. 29 minutes as you're heading in the park will have more on that for now. daria, back to you. >> 7.17 for your money. there's a new dating app but only on thursdays and how much to california and doctors earn. jane king is live in new york with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> good morning. as california doctors are in the top of states in terms of pay so much. kate says the average golden state doctor makes $311,000 a year nationwide. the highest paid doctors are plastic surgeons orthopedic surgeons are second. well, the remote work shift is hailed as the future but each there are some downsides to it as well. the uk's office for national statistics found remote workers were more likely to work overtime, less likely to get a bonus and remote workers were also more likely to work in the evenings and restaurants that muc