canceled in santa clara and alameda counties. >>good evening and thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 i'm vicki liviakis said i'm grant lotus the weather is much calmer tonight with mostly. >>scattered showers in the forecast at this point. but hey it was intense earlier today we have live team coverage this evening from the mess on the ground too. what came from the sky and the latest on the storm that we want to kick it off with some breaking news on the bay bridge and what a wild night it has been traffic. at an absolute standstill, heading from the east bay into san francisco. crews have just finished clearing a multi-car crash near treasure island. the on-ramp there all westbound lanes have been just minutes ago. but as you can see traffic just really hasn't picked up yet. according to san francisco fire department this crash involved a tractor trailer and several other cars. we have no word on any injuries but here's a look at some of the video from the citizen app this was shared by a lieutenant with the san francisco fire department he was responding to the crash. crews have just cleared the wreck within the last 10 minutes, you're looking live right now a pack up we're going to keep an eye on the situation and bring you any updates. yeah, it was a mess on the roads really all across the bay area today largely because of the weather for theresa is live in sonoma county tonight where there were a number of crashes theresa. >>a number of crashes crilly some treacherous conditions up here grant and vicki allen. some serious accidents. >>wednesday morning on highway one o one just south of cloverdale several collisions a few drivers losing control and ending up off the roadway and needing assistance. strong hail smashed windshields in santa rosa, this just off the mark west springs road. the icy rain popping off the pavement like popcorn exploding and hot oil. and while the conditions cause concern for drivers out on the roads. in sharp contrast, it also created smiles, children gleefully grab the snow like mounds of hail to hurl at unsuspecting parents who are happy themselves with the surprise storm. >>pretty cool another county or rosa these. >>we lived on the streets. so we decided he's going take it out and this group escaped from their laborious online learning to cherish what was left of a few piles in the shape protected from the sun. >>it was so exciting because it never snows here i don't know we just got so excited. so we just had to pull over a complaint, i just really want to put my feet about he even got quite with covid so it's kind of nice to at least have some and we're all really excited to put our foot prints and then just to let everyone know we're here. >>a study in contrast and this time without a doubt now just kind of chilly conditions here in santa rosa reporting live to sit back to you guys hate teresa. it's a chilly is that keeping the hail frozen on the ground or at the conditions changed. >>and a couple of patches where those kids were dancing about over the shop and you can see that it's still there. i would say on the roadways. it's pretty slick. so certainly you want to make sure that you're taking the precautions necessary so that you spin out because the roads are certainly and left with that wild weather out here. >>all right good advice to be careful out there tonight teresa thank you for that live report by the way if you we're out there chances are you read into some interesting weather rare for the bay area viewers sent us quite a few videos showing what was happening in their neighborhood. yeah interesting as a way of describing it prefers just pino walkman is here to some of those photos of the conditions. yeah we've got some good ones from all across the bay area. we'll start though in the east bay where snow dusted parts of mount diablo you can see it here about an inch of snow. >>covered the camera tower and then this this car then backs up in the time lapse video you'll see a patch there right on the ground, some of the areas around 2000 feet above sea level and higher saw some snow that's according to the national weather service. and this is what the roads look like today in santa rosa as we move now to the north bay covered in snow. the city's fire department posted this video on said the responders had to go out to many accidents today because of the road conditions. there was hail and also downpours a time you can see the road here along one on one covered in snow in a big backup of traffic there roads were dangerous today listen to this. >>that's the sound of hail that was hitting in the south bay viewer jason wright sent us this video from the parking lot of that cisco campus in milpitas you can see also here. the hail coming down. covering the parking lot windshield wipers on full blast, there. winter just not ready to give up just yet. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. thank you justine yeah, what a wild day out there. stormy weather though mostly has moved out of the bay area tonight chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with the latest lawrence yeah, just some lingering showers out there right now, but still some downpours in spots so want to watch out for that, but what a lot of wild 24 hours. it's been all the storms rolling through around the bay area numerous lightning strikes outside to go along with that hail some reports a gusty winds and some pretty impressive downpours we're seeing some of that rain moving in over san francisco right now around the bay area again we're not done with this storm system you see that big swirl on the coastline. >>that's the area of low pressure that's really continue to ramp up and rolled these storms are direction as we head throughout the night and more on the wait list will taper off and early tomorrow morning, but right now we're not done more scattered showers popping up around the bay area, some of those cells pretty impressive ball taking 4 look one this one is near elder they're seeing some pretty heavy downpours right between their am pacific he's he's stretching across into parts of right now on terror beach just to the east and a little further north you've got another line that has just pushed off the bayview district that is a pretty intense cell that is moving through there right now and then a little further to the north you get the whole line here bring some heavier amounts of rain in the point richmond and likely going to see more that continuing as we head through the evening hours before a midnight then things really should begin to settle down the more scattered showers around the bay area that will continue and the snow that continues to fall over mount hamilton should be a beautiful sight to see by tomorrow the clouds begin to clear up just a bit but more widely scattered showers popping up out there still some downpours but as we head through the night tonight things are going to start to taper off and clear out and i think is your skies clear out tonight, we're in for very cold night, especially in parts of the north and the east bay, even the possibility of some temperatures dropping down the 30's even inside the bay, so certainly a cold night ahead looks like we'll wrap up the storm system though headed into tomorrow but we've got some more rain in the forecast. we will tell you when coming up in a few minutes all right, thanks lawrence and be sure to stay with kron 4 for all your storm coverage again check out our web site to find an interactive radar map for your area just head to kron 4 dot com. >>we're following for you tonight, thousands of vaccination appointments canceled in santa clara and alameda county they're here we go again with this business. the reason for the cancellations. >>not enough doses said stanford health care kron four's dan kerman explains what happens next the rush to get shots in arms has hit another roadblock, stanford health is the latest medical provider do announced it's canceling 8700. >>first dose appointment scheduled for this week because there are a and from santa clara county and alameda county will not meet its demand for challenge we were faced was that we were told, there's mean less vaccine supply coming to austin alameda county and santa clara stanford's chief medical officer says the vaccine they are getting will be used for second dose appointments. >>as for those first dose appointments for the appointments that we reschedule this week rigs are rescheduled around about 20 days. hoping that by then we'll have a more stable vaccines find don't have to for actually very. >>he sure got frustrated community members waiting for vaccination to be further. >>the fact that stanford is getting less taxing from santa clara county is not a surprise. during tuesday's online board of supervisors meeting county health officials discussed they are giving out less because they're getting less from the state of california. >>there was an increase in overall size of that thing coming to the state look down in santa clara county. we have a dropped from 26 almost 27,000 to just over 23,000. moderna vaccine and the next idea. california got more and we got during that allocation. >>the lack of vaccine supplies also cause santa clara county's health care system to reach out to 8500 kaiser patients who had appointments scheduled over the next 10 days to tell them those appointments are now canceled and kaiser will reach out to them in the next few days and reschedule those appointments themselves saying that kaiser has been guaranteed enough doses to do it. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>target will soon be distributing the covid vaccine today, the company announced a partnership with cvs to administer the shot in more than 600 pharmacies within target stores. it will be for target and cvs customers as well as employees. you must be eligible to qualify 17 states, including california will participate in the program. fitting rooms full become vaccination sites. target already help cbs administer flu. shingles and pneumonia vaccines. each year to learn how to make an appointment you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 8 well we have our own wild weather here why has been facing wicket conditions tonight the islands are under a state of emergency. >>he does what he thinks is right even if it's not popular. >>as efforts to recall governor do some heat up some asian pacific islander lawmakers are voicing their support for new some applauding the way he's handled the pandemic. birthday a somber ceremony on what would have been the 31st birthday for angelo can tell family and friends gathering to remember a life lost after a controversial confrontation. with the state police. >>an update to breaking news. we brought you at the top of the show you can see here that westbound at bay bridge traffic is starting to move better. after a big wreck was recently cleared a tractor trailer, severa vehicles. from the east bay towards san francisco heading in that direction. they got together in a big wreck right near treasure island. but about 10 minutes ago all lanes were. reopened and traffic is getting back to normal slowly. tonight loved ones honoring the life of an antioch man who died back in december angelo king to would have been 31 today his family says that. >>he was murdered by police in december after they called 911 for help or for his michelle kingston has the story now from antioch. >>happy birthday friends family neighbors and city official is celebrating the life of angelo king show on what would have been his 31st birthday >>told him that he's getting really old. a single doubt in my that he would to see his face wrinkle in his hair grey family and their attorneys say he was murdered by antioch police back in december after they called 911 for help they say was in the middle of a mental health crisis, they say officers put their knees on his we had a healthy. >>young man in his mother's incredible was in need of help. within 5 minutes his life was taken from them. >>and it's unconscionable the antioch police chief told reporters last week that an officer did have a neon shoulder blade but never on his head neck or throat they say he became unresponsive after police called for an ambulance and that he died 3 days later in the hospital i would give anything for a do over. >>for an opportunity. have things to do to avoid the tragedy in some way photos of artwork candles and signs covered in york city park on wednesday for his birthday to celebrate his life and to demand justice. thank you for. remembering he's. he is driving. and a g. his in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>this comes as the city council continues to try to address police reforms the council approving the implementation of body and dash cameras for officers. they're supposed to be operational within months the mayor says the cameras could have been useful in a number of previous cases, including the death of quito. >>when this instance i believe it would helpful in that we would have been able to provide all by camera footage to the da's office but we have nothing to provide them because they have no body cameras now. >>the camera program will be funded through the city's general fund reserves a police accountability sub committee made up of all 5 council members will begin developing the camera policies. until an independent review commission is established. >>tonight kron 4 has learned the identity of the man arrested for attacking and robbing a 75 year-old asian american man in oakland 26 year-old oakland resident. deontay bailey is now behind bars in connection with the attack it happened yesterday morning in the area. jane avenue and perkins street not far from lake mary police say the 75 year-old man was walking down the street man approached him. the victim had to be taken to the hospital. bailey is being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin. as efforts to recall governor newsome continue some asian pacific islander lawmakers are among those voicing support for the governor. >>they're commending him for the way that he's handled the pandemic. >>he said it's very audacious he does what he thinks is right even if it's not popular us and in the end it ends up that what he stood for became. what was right and popular us. >>the organizers of the recall effort say that they have more than enough signatures to get a special election on the ballot. the signatures still need to be verified. torrential rains leading to catastrophic flooding in hawaii. the island state is under a state of emergency tonight. while some of the more serious flooding in maui and oahu has decreased a flash flood watch for the islands will remain in effect until friday >>and you're looking at dramatic footage now from the nevada highway patrol. it's multiple vehicle pileup on an icy highway in reno about 20 cars were involved in this and police say that most drivers were traveling too fast because winter storm certainly made road slick one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. a nevada highway patrol vehicle. it was also hit, but the trooper is okay and that same winter storm is dumping more snow in the sierra. >>another 10 inches of snow falling in squall valley today that is where this video is from. yesterday the resort recorded 11 inches talking about almost 2 feet in today's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. we'll take that here in olmos mid-march lauren so they certainly will been a very good storm in the high country by storm here too but the snow continuing to fall there tonight. in fact you headed up there your chain up if you're driving these trucks up across 80 or 50. you need those chains for tonight could be a rough night. they're still even though some of that snow begin to taper off a live look up toward donner summit right now you see a lot of snow on the ground and more to come advisories just coming down up there for winter storm warnings and watches. >>as things have settled down a little bit but still they're not all the woods yet they've got more to come but if you're planning head the high country, here's the good news. i know there's a lot of folks like to get up there and certainly tomorrow it got a chance of a couple of snow showers but on friday and saturday you got your weekend plans you want to gain some late season skiing. it's going to be fantastic clear skies and sunshine roads are going to be wide open if you're heading that direction, here's the latest on the high country see all the snow up across the higher peaks got 80 and you also have 50 they're certainly going continue to see more of that throughout the night tonight, but that will begin to taper off then looks like things will begin to settle down near the bay area but looks like things quiet down for us overnight tonight tomorrow looks like it should be mostly dry day by friday kind of mild over the weekend not bad saturday should be dry. now looks like a better chance of rain moving in on sunday that first look led the lives of big deal looks a little more impressive now on sunday, maybe even lingering with some rain in the monday of possibly another storm after that. later next you think it's cold weather be like today with a hand no this doesn't look ask all the money to be pretty chilly. i'm hoping we get another one like this this was so much fun all right. yeah, you don't mind need to go to the high country we had almost right i still ahead at 8 o'clock as coronavirus restrictions relax and spring break approaches. >>health experts are concerned about the next potential surge. >>plus many schools are ready for students to come back to classrooms. but do they need to be tested every >>nothing like pandemic progress in tonight, a big step towards reopening schools in the state state education officials introduced a pilot program using rapid covid testing as a way to return to in person learning kron 4 sanaz tahernia explained. >>state superintendent tony thurmond discussed wednesday, the use of rapid covid-19 testing as a tool to safely resume in person learning on school campuses the school districts would use abbott labs a bye next now antigen tests they're only $5 a piece and you get results in as little as 15 minutes by next now tests are currently use that the california department of education's 3 schools for the blind in death in order to return students back to the classroom. so we want to do is. >>interrupt the ability of the virus to spread from student to teacher a teacher teacher teacher to student or teacher to staff, whatever it's interrupting the spread that is the goal of this schools all across the state can participate in the program, but officials say they're particularly interested in those within the hardest hit communities. the bottom line is as long as there are covid cases in the community. they are going to be cases walking into schools is unavoidable. >>in a scenario where you have multiple cases in a school setting the question has always done friend happen within our walls or action protocols working or is there something you need to improve. >>the california teachers association agrees with superintendent thurmond cta president ito be boyd issued a statement saying in part quote asymptomatic testing is one key component to providing stability as more schools, pivot back to in person instruction we appreciate spi thurman's ongoing support for covid-19 testing to ensure students their families educators and staff have the much needed protection and quote health and school officials emphasize that rapid testing is not a substitute for proper infection control protocols physical distancing mask-wearing hand washing and proper air filtration and ventilation must still be implemented in schools. reporting in the newsroom sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >>the superintendent for san francisco unified school district is retiring. doctor vincent matthews making that announcement as to the district continues to work out details to resume in person learning just last week the district said its youngest students will return to school starting april 12th and that all others will be offered the in person learning option by the end of april but the district is also in the middle of a legal battle with the city's attorney, san francisco senate who says this school plan does not go far enough. in a statement that you said in part he remains committed to bringing students back to in person learning. his last day will be june 30th. >>next today congress has sent the nearly 2 trillion dollar relief plan to president biden's desk. how much longer before the next round of stimulus checks will arrive in people's bank accounts. plus a rough reopening for some bay area restaurants. why the return of indoor dining isn't going as smoothly as everybody at hope and great news if you have a loved one in a nursing home with those residents can now do for the first time in >>a mix of rain and hail falling all around the bay area today, this is a video taken this afternoon in san ramon in the part of contra costa county and the rain is moving through parts of the bay area right now you see. >>san francisco and the east bay pretty good cell right there is making its way from west to east we continue to see wet weather in the bay right moving on to the golden gate bridge, a live look droplets on the lens of the camera there. >>definitely the roads are wet and this wet weather. i actually has mostly moved out. tonight mostly seen so many accidents unfortunately chief meteorologist has been. >>tracking this storm for days now is half the night for being office pretty pretty unique stormwater it really is you know there is main cold front with it was all about that cold air in the instability, but really all beginning on monday afternoon. here's some of the storm totals through that period in santa rosa, almost an inch of rain over the last 72 hours out bill over an inch and a half danville almost half an inch of rain san francisco, almost a half an inch oakland, almost half an inch check out san jose pretty impressive. almost 3 quarters of an inch of rain that's pretty good for san jose something we're watching out for right now they've seen some heavy rainfall in the carmel valley, the river burn area that direction so they're watching out for the possibility of some flash flooding. in that burned section also the possibility of some debris flows as that rain continues to pound that area in the meantime though around the bay area the showers continuing just does not want to give up the core low still off the coastline and that spending in some of that moisture and you've got some heavier downpours that are pushing in across the bay right now some of that moving in toward half moon bay overnight. you can see it sneaking across there and then it slides further to the east as you make your way across the bay and that is what's headed toward oakland now alameda right now let's time that out for you right now is the cell begins to move across it is not that far away and moving in this direction that is going to bring with it that rain and that heavy rain in alameda about 8.38 oakland about a 44 so be prepared that one just developing now that could certainly turn out to be a thunderstorm and bring with it some heavy rain some gusty winds. and maybe even a little hail next couple days so that all comes to an end and looks like the next best chance of rain. we'll come by sunday afternoon guys back to you all right lawrence and stay with kron 4 for our continuing coverage of the storm be sure to download the free mobile app. >>to get up to the minute weather push alerts at your fingertips. big story tonight the 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief bill is now headed to president biden's desk. >>for his signature. today, the house of representatives cast the final vote to approve the plan. it provides direct payments of up to $1400 for most americans extends emergency unemployment benefits and provides billions of dollars in aid to state and local governments. not one republican voted in favor of the bill. the president is expected to sign it friday and stimulus checks could start arriving in people's bank accounts as early as next week. >>to the south bay now an easing of restrictions has meant the bay area bars and restaurants are reopening, yeah looks we but there are signs that bartenders and servers are scarce as many of apparently just moved on looking for work elsewhere or a different line of work kron four's rob fladeboe reports. >>out of work off and on for the past year veteran bartender tiffany dutra is happy to be back at work here at san jose's brenden lounge. >>and it's to be back it's good to be working again good to feel like you've got kind of a purpose and not every day sitting around the suddenly as bars and restaurants reopen there are new job opportunities but not enough bartenders servers and cooks to fill those jobs. >>many of whom have moved on says downtown san jose restaurant owner erik nielsen were i mean we reached out through social media and placed ads, you know trying to get smart new team members and. >>but it's been hard road. so we do have a a good amount of people have moved out of the area which really surprised we had a couple bartenders several service that actually moved either down south kern county reno i have to have moved to vegas, the owner of the popular 55 south and sp 2. nielsen says finding enough people to accept part-time work. >>has been and continues to be a struggle. this as the pandemic has also resulted in a kind of creative brain drain in the i do worry about you know the service industry in the bay area and you know moving forward after you know we are fully open again that doesn't mean that. >>you know all the woes are gone this if people aren't there the talents not there to you know to be creative and to you know help for industry like you know it's a major setback for everyone back at the brenham lounge tiffany dutra told me some of her fellow bartenders are in retraining for other lines of work. >>well still others are reluctant to return to a job that might not last. we don't know what we're going to experience or what rules are going to come with even opening up a 100% and. >>and it's going to be tough because even rehiring that many people to all the reopenings. you know that we'll get shut down again in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>piercing home residents who have been vaccinated against coronavirus can finally get hugs from their loved ones the centers for medicare and medicaid services. >>issuing the new guidance today also adding that indoor visits may be allowed it. all times now precautions such as wearing masks and using hand sanitizer still remain in place as a counterbalance to risk infections and deaths among nursing home residents have plummeted in the recent weeks has declined apparently is occurring right about the same time that the vaccinations have the accelerated. good news there. >>still ahead tonight at a building known as the ghost ship warehouse has been a closed-off guarded by private security since that tragic fire killed 36 people in 2016. but what is the future of that building we're hearing from family members who lost their loved ones there. and one of the largest states the country lifting all covid-19 restrictions just ahead of spring break. >>and we're tracking that wild weather that is starting to move out of the bay area hail this morning in santa rosa you see it. you can hear it. 4 >>the building known as the ghost ship warehouse has been closed and guarded by private security scented burned in december of 2016 killing 36 people. well now oakland city officials are looking into whether it's been inhabited by another question they're looking into what will become of the property once it is sold cut force's secret u n got some answers from some key stakeholders. >>it is approaching 5 years since a deadly fire tragically took the lives of 36 people attending a music even inside the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. with the outcomes of the criminal case is determined then lawsuit settled attention now turns to the future of the warehouse that's myself sadly 4 weeks or so before the fires kris allens sister amanda allen kershaw is one of the people who died in the go ship. he talked about what he would like to see become of the property to needs to get torn down, i think is the is the first step and i think for many of us would love to see that happen as soon as possible i can show you what we would not like to see happen with the stage chris out brother in law and the kershaw says there is one idea that is not popular among several of the surviving family members. we don't want to go should permanent memorial to be there. >>a lot of the family members are very much against that and plus for they'll need more in the way economic opportunities in affordable housing so the last thing we want to bring through the lens workers ship tours. >>don't have that kind of him but this is going to be overseen by bankruptcy judge and the bankruptcy judge will have really the authority has the obligation so kind of clearly we want to recognize the lives that were lost. >>but it's the type of setting that will become under discussion whether is saying business corridor or is that an educational setting and museum. and so i think there's opportunity bring all those together and to make sure we remember and honor the lives that were lost. >>has it made kron 4 news. >>next today families preparing to return to the park's well college students hit the beaches spring break is just around the corner which has some not health officials concerned about a possible surge in infections and in sports stories get ready for the 2nd half of the season sports director. >>jason dumas us stocks with steph cu >>welcome back an update on the breaking news we have been tracking for the better part of an hour now and good news says westbound traffic appears to be back to normal on the bay bridge after a big accident. earlier tonight and we'll continue to keep you posted there but things do look to be much better. yeah things calming down on the a day of wild and wooly weather all around the bay lawrence what is that out. >>yeah we've got some lightning that just traveling across the bay bridge probably got a pretty good side of that flash lightning. >>and the sound of thunder as that storm system rolls on through in fact it is going to continue to push the east now so folks out there, especially in come watch out you get a thunderstorm. that's got a history now creating some lightning in there. it is the system is going to continue to slide to the east as it moves the east is going to bring some of those heavy rain you can see some of the cells associated with that too. the storm system producing some heavy amounts of rain over the bay right now that's over an inch and a half of rain per hour remember you saw why well not 2 inches but an inch and a half per hour that is some rain that's coming too fast not going to produce flash flooding. but certainly a lot of pulling out on the roadways. it will continue to track toward this direction as it does it is going to bring with it looks like some heavier amounts of rain and maybe some more lightning watch out for that parts of oakland alameda. yeah, he 50 that should be in your neighborhood and you could see some heavy rain some gusty winds and maybe even a little hail. all right. thank you lawrence now to texas where all covid restrictions. >>have been lifted governor greg abbott's executive order went into effect today that includes removing the mask mandate and reopening all businesses to 100% capacity. texas business owners will still have the option to limit capacity or implement their own safety protocols as they see fit as covid-19 restrictions are easing across the country more people they're venturing out. and as spring break approaches families and students are taken vacations which shes still out of health experts concerns reporter nancy loo has details from disneyland which we learned yesterday will reopen this month. >>vacations are already underway for a lot of families who are desperate for amusement after a long dark year. anello family mask up to spend the day at downtown disney in anaheim, even though there's no rights or anything to be able to go and experience all the magic is, but we want it. >>the right will be back soon disneyland has announced an exact date yet reopening is projected for late next month. capacity will be very limited and for in-state residents only i like it that >>smaller that there's less people i know when they open it's going to be 15% 15% means 12,500 people. >>a much smaller crowds has hotel operators way whether it's worth reopening at the same time just taking it day by we'll just see what and planned the optimistically looking forward to opening the summer based in florida spring break has park passes already sold out at disney world for next week. capacity there is capped at passes are pretty much gone through next month at the beaches traffic has been heavy all week in clearwater was spring breakers continuing to pour in and saw no place rather be right now, i'd say it's a great time meantime the college crowd is already landed on the beaches of taxes and even bigger crowds are coming with many schools on spring break next week this year's we see in lower numbers than previous been begged years, however bay happy to see a lot of families coming over and family time families will be contending for beach base with the college kids among them covid concerns are present but not prevalent honestly, it's probably not the smartest decision but. >>nothing really do about it now i think it's a i think everybody's having a good time and like. we're outside too close or anything i wouldn't say we're really concerned about it right i feel like it's pretty much teams right now health experts fear that spring break fever will feel a new surge of covid-19 allowing the more contagious variants to spread we very well could could slide back into a high percentage rate have hospitalizations and. >>and behind that hospitalizations 10 death. >>and that was nancy loo reporting for us from disneyland. >>on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>the dubs got back to work today after some much needed time off golden state enter the all-star break on a season-high 3 game losing streak a few of their key paces, key pieces were also dealing with some nagging injuries so like i said some very welcome time off but apparently james wiseman may have still been on a break yesterday because he missed a covid test and now his status for thursday and uncertain steve kerr said it was disappointing and they can really use him because the dubs scheduled gets brutal, they open up with the clippers tomorrow and then they have the jazz and then the lakers. >>practice after the all-star break is important one because you got to blow it out you gotta get your legs back underneath you, but don't you also have to get your mind right. so tonight was a very important practice we needed the work that they are and says he was solid. >>that the scrimmage a little bit. if the legs move in buffalo lice as tough. >>stretch of games. you know back in the break that thing that can help in terms of lock in. understand how important every possession specially start the game tomorrow. >>we have some good news for bay area soccer fans or really anyone starved to taken some live sports again. the san jose earthquakes will have fans in the stands for their home opener on april 24th, the game will mark the first sporting event with fans in santa clara county in more than a year the number of fans allowed will depend on what tear the county is in when the game is played capacity is limited to 20% in the red tier, 33% in the orange tier and 67% in the least restrictive yellow tier, the only caveat is that only people who live in california can attend the quakes plan to release ticket information in the coming weeks. cactus league action chris bassitt getting the start for the a's against the brewers and he gave up a home run but was otherwise solid. he retired 9 of 11 hitters over 3 innings and guess what it would not be an a's game without. the long ball baby takes to get from all hit a 2 run blast off josh hader one of 2 clinton had. had a good ending off the 2 time all-star head to home was to a 0, 9, to one. they play texas tomorrow. and in scottsdale the giants hosted the cubs bottom of the 5th the cubs up one i blow more center it hit west high and deep to left that the track 2 run shot gives the giants the lead, three-run 5th. giants would go on to defeat the cubs 76. they'll take on the angels tomorrow. now you guys heard me mention that the a's play the texas rangers tomorrow, some news broke today that caught a lot of people's attention was that that they will allow full capacity at their stadium for their home opener on april 4 for 8 there and rangers, so that's 40,000 people. well masks masks, distancing at 40,000 with the rights the they saw no no social distancing okay. >>texas man as they say, yeah, yeah, ok jason. >>this you talk about controversial where can you get the best bagels in the land. maybe say new york great chicago. i don't know about berkeley. we're hearing from the owner of the bagel shop the owner of the bagel shop that it's back, guys! check it out! what up, people? jack! what are you doing in my car? oh, just sharing my triple bonus jack combo... triple meat and cheese, secret sauce... go ahead, tell them how much it is... it's just $5.99! only at jack in the box. sorry, what were you going to say? good news friends, my triple bonus jack combo is back. the triple meat and cheese you need... the secret sauce you love... plus curly fries and a drink. it's...a pretty legit combo. and it's just $5.99. only at jack in the box. >>it's an age old debate for bagel kind of sores who has the best recipe and almost always lifelong bagel fans are going to say well there's nothing like a new york bagel that like bagels right this week though the new york times the new york times hailed this berkeley bagel shop. as the best in the country teacher causing quite a stir among bagel fans here and they're boychuk bagels here on college avenue in berkeley has since experience just an unprecedented demand as you might imagine of orders because of that report in the times or made a record 5500 bagels today sold out earlier today kron four's justine waldman she talked to the owner about the surprising success. >>i'm surprised website has crashed it's been exploding with orders traffic it's unreal how much demand people are having for getting their hands on these we had a line down the corner around the whole building and then passed the building this people apparently were waiting an hour to get some big >>also told us it took care 5 years to perfect the bagels no right of way check. right now they say yes that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock i will be back at the top of the hour after being promised underserved communities would get 40%. >>of the state's vaccine supply some of those very communities, we're still waiting for their doses, what local leaders are now doing to ensure vaccines reach those most impacted by covid-19 also talking about san mateo county on the verge cells moving into the state's orange tier with that means for some businesses that have been shut down. froze >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. we're told there's last track scenes of 5 coming to austin alameda county and santa clara >>now a dine the rush to get shots into arms has hit another roadblock. stanford health is the latest 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