course the rest of your weekend's forecast too all still to come. i mentioned the fog and rain has also been talking about how there is an impact especially for north bay commuters this friday morning. what's like out there right now it's very hard to see that's why chp issue that fog advisory. >>along one o one novato and helen area so be careful if you're driving. but the other bridges in the roadways look great nice and clear out here as you head across to the city that fremont street exit under 8 minutes for your commute there. and if you're commuting to the peninsula look at this traffic, nice and light as well, you see 12 minutes as you hop across the san mateo bridge all right, let's get a quick look at our richmond sandra fell bridge can see traffic starting to move along here still under 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge looks great. you see less than 25 minutes we're going continue tracking your commute this morning but for now back to the news. i like to talk to you about our way forward. >>step plan of rescue and recovery. a 2 step plan to build a bridge to the other side of the crisis we face to a better stronger more secure america. >>and of course that was president elect joe biden who unveiled a plan to and to tackle the follow economy in the out of control coronavirus pandemic now the plan is a sweeping 1, 1.9 trillion dollars in size. and it will deliver direct aid to struggling families and businesses and communities and it includes a $1400 stimulus check to americans that's right. this is on top of the $600 congress has already approved and that happen. last december chris wolfe has the details. the crisis of deep human suffering is in plain sight. there's no time to waste. >>we have to act we have to act now president elect joe biden addresses the nation outlining what he calls an aggressive to step plan to rescue the american people from the clutches of the pandemic and its resulting economic catastrophe. it's an emergency one 0.9 trillion dollar package to fund vaccines provide immediate relief to struggling families and support the hardest hit communities. the growing divide between those few people at the very top. >>who are doing quite well in this economy. and the rest of america. >>biden reiterates the virus and economy are interlocked his rescue plan would mount a national vaccination program this would include community vaccination centers and mobile vaccination units in hard to reach areas scale up testing and tracing providing billions of dollars to expand testing purchase rapid tests, boost lab capacity and begin regular testing protocols in schools and governments it would also fund 100,000 public health workers across the country to focus on vaccine outreach and contact tracing essential element of the plan is to safely reopen schools as soon as possible with funding to reduce class sizes and modify learning spaces improve air quality and provide personal protective equipment some 18 million americans are still relying on unemployment insurance. >>some 400,000 small businesses have turned really close their doors and the economic relief elements are numerous. $1400 per person checks to working families adding to the december relief. emergency paid leave to 106 million more americans extended and expanded unemployment benefits. raised minimum wage to $15 an hour expanded access to affordable childcare increased tax credits preserved and expanded health coverage and grants to more than 1 million small businesses. and that was chris wolfe reporting for us this morning that's unclear. >>whether president elect biden can get enough support for the package, senate republicans and moderate democrats have repeatedly pushed back against spending packages that cost more than 1 trillion dollars. >>well new this morning, president elect joe biden has announced that bay area doctor david kessler will be chief science officer for the new administration, he'll be in charge of the covid-19 vaccinations kessler is a professor of pediatrics and epidemiology at ucsf he was also appointed as fda commissioner in the 90's by both president hw bush and president bill clinton. during his address yesterday president elect biden took a moment to remember the first person to have died from the coronavirus here in the bay area. >>on february the 6th in 2020. patricia dowd took her last breath that homeowner, the california sun. in santa clara are. she was 57 years old. a beloved wife. mother daughter and sister. she never knew she had the virus. at the time when most folks never heard about the virus. >>meanwhile santa clara county reached a sobering milestone this week more than 1000 people there died because of coronavirus is the first bay area county to go past that number as of wednesday only 5% of icu beds were available in santa clara county. there's a glimmer of hope however as the coronavirus vaccine rollout is stepping up in the bay area santa clara county has made vaccinations available to people 75 years and older there were plenty of takers yesterday joining health care workers and the vaccine que as part of phase, one of the county's rollout plan. the goal is to vaccinate 85% of the one and a half million people eligible by august 1st, but they're still not enough vaccine to lower the bar from 75 years to 65 years old. >>they're constrained by the vaccine supply that we have available here locally and as we continue to get more vaccine will continue to move as quickly as we can through eligible tears. >>officials say many of the people 75 years and older they have underlying health problems which has a sense of urgency to the vaccine rollout for them. one of the people who get vaccinated one man said this was the first time he left the house. >>and 8 months james. >>well don't tell for new has given the green light to vaccinate people in that 65 to 74 age. bracket health officials are warning people in that group that they should expect a shot right away. >>gun the process of offering. appointments for those individuals but we're still heavily prioritizing the 75 and up we are anticipating sort of an increase in vaccine over the next few weeks. we still don't know exactly what the scale that it's all about vaccine. supply we're working as fast as the vaccine supply will allow. >>they will manage this week to week and follow the numbers as they really never know just how much vaccine, they'll get from the federal government at any one time. we will have more information on the vaccine distribution here in the bay area on our website at kron 4 dot com you can find much more information there including links to each county's health department for more details including when you might be able to get vaccinated yourself just look for the link on the coronavirus section. under the news tap. >>california is relying on ucsf researchers to track down the new strain of covid that's just popping up in the state. it was first detected in in the uk, yeah, this that's popped up, was also shown in south africa. it hasn't made its way too. well has our shores who are sure yeah so we asked one of the doctors tracking the case is why the mutation keeps popping up. >>these variants emerge and these variants occur because you have ongoing cycles of infection. so as long as the pandemic is raging as long as we start to see as long as we're seeing increase in cases. >>we will we will we will encounter a now and in the future. >>well doctor emphasize that the best way to limit the number of covid mutations that emerges for people to get vaccinated as soon as one becomes available for them. >>a california we are running behind its on its vaccination program and health experts say there are many reasons as to why we keep falling back and back and back one big factor was lack of funding when the vaccines first got approval, the rollout was not adequately funded, leaving states like ours falling behind the gap in funding also affected critical resources like paying for logistics and for staffing in places to manage even the initial small number of vaccines that had to be carefully transported to refrigerators. >>people looking at the distribution of the vaccine back in september estimated that the 50 states needed at least 8.4 billion dollars to really get program up and ready and they needed at least 2 or 3 much to get that program up and running. the state's forgiven by the central government. back in october about 400 million wish. everybody can get vaccinated tomorrow night it praised vaccines work as well as we think they will and that's it is back to where we want to live so much more quickly. >>more money would be one way to address the slowdown but until that happens doctors are urging you to take the safety precautions very seriously we can't say it enough social distance wear your mask and shelter in place. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news president trump has been impeached by the house and now proceedings, we'll head over to the senate looks like what happens next. plus a 9 year-old boy is dead in what police are calling a murder suicide we're going to hear from the neighbors in just a minute and after the break. new video shows the suspect destroying the history. the historic cherry blossom trees in san francisco while the latest on the investigation and the calls to replace the iconic trees. and we are looking at a pretty chilly start this morning. but a nice afternoon ahead of us is daytime highs eventually rise back into the upper 60's and low 70's. >>all this under sunshine, your forecast ahead. >>and as you head into the weekend your commute looks great. so far not tracking any major hot spots we are seeing some fog but your commute into the city from the east bay under 10 minutes, we'll have your full traffic cast that's your full traffic cast that's coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ ♪ the day has just begun ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ ♪ falling from the sky ♪ ♪ shining how we want ♪ ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. >>and welcome back we have new surveillance video of a suspect destroying the cherry blossom trees in san francisco and there it is and hopefully that will help police officers tracked him down. >>so this vandalism took place over the course of 3 days and in this video actually shows a suspect ripping the limbs off these trees which stand 12 to 15 feet tall as i said over 3 days this was happening leaving nothing but to treat trucks outside the center's office on center street in san francisco in the local say they're devastated as a suspect not only destroy the trees but destroyed a part of history as well. >>trees were planted in 1994. to cameron brate the visit of the emperor and empress of japan, japan to that to that community center. and they replant there's some of the first che blasting trees to be planted in japantown since redevelopment there's been a tremendous of a tremendous outpouring of support. from all across the nation. we want to pledge our cooperation in and help and support. >>to help you know go to cut through whatever it takes we need to cut through and getting trees planted there soon as possible. >>since the vandalism there's been an outpouring of support from the community. even everything decotations on the tree trunks to a go fund me account that's been set up where donations have been coming in they have a goal of about $5,000 to replace the trees as quickly as possible. >>checking bay area weather hopefully it will be nice weekend yesterday james that you get out i got out and it was picture no i didn't get out. but this weekend i will have plans on getting out this weekend and i guess the weather is going to be pretty good job here we've got a few more chances for a jam. so we've got to this weekend and even early next week that will be offering up plenty of sunshine and highs back in the 70's on each these days. >>this morning, the definitely chilly you can see a nice clear view though from the east bay looking down towards the city as well in the distance fog is mostly an issue across the north bay yet again this morning with a dense fog advisory in effect for solano county right now in the densest a fog will be expected later this morning. right through the kirk enos for northern contra costa and southern solano county patches of fog definitely hindering travel in marine sonoma and napa counties 2 quiet start quiet weekend in general high pressure in place now this is going to keep conditions, nice and steady as we make our way through the weekend temperatures on the warm side of things for sure as we see daytime highs regularly rising into the upper 60's to low 70's little bit of coastal cloud cover and fog at times as we make our way in the evening hours but for the most part this forecast just has a lot of sunshine to it and some really warm temperatures for this time of year another day that will be close if not to record breaking with daytime highs solidly in the 60's from san francisco down coast to happen bay with temperatures in millbrae burlingame san bruno into the mid to upper 60's and for about view up to 70 degrees very close to that and saying carlos up to 69, south bay highs in the low 70's as well for los gatos cupertino campbell and san jose as for temperatures in the east bay, mostly upper 60's likely to see a few 70's in there too like in seminole castro valley very close along with danville up to 69 well oakland, one of our cooler spots in the east bay, at least at 66. north attempt showing that same range from mid 60's to low 70's. napa youngsville santa rosa each in the low 70's today, let's get you look at the next 7 days today tomorrow sunday monday all around the same lots of sunshine low 70's for your warmest of highs come tuesday, wednesday and thursday we started cooldown that takes us back closer to seasonal averages by the end of next week and hoping for a good chance of rainfall towards friday and saturday thank you john i'm not tracking any major hot spots this morning or accidents just that fog like you mentioned. >>long one oh one near nevada so be careful up there. but your commute from the east bay into the city right now under 8 minutes to that fremont street exit crossing to the peninsula here san mateo bridge traffic starting to pick up along they're still under 15. let's get a look at drive times 6 a potato to danville 12 minutes all at the limit down at 5.80 livermore vasco to dublin to minutes there and one oh one bres main to the ss split 10 minutes back to the news. and san francisco's upscale marina district. a horrible story to pass along to you police this morning, they are investigating a murder suicide involving a 9 year-old boy. >>and a person believed to be his father. this happened on wednesday night at a home along scott street in the marina district. the san francisco police department they found a 9 year-old boy and possibly his father dead inside an apartment building. neighbors described the building in areas generally quiet so learning about this has been very unsettling. >>that's incredibly heartbreaking i can't imagine something like that happening. in this neighborhood just truly devastated and we don't really know why so. >>unknown who lived there. just pretty unfortunate what happened. >>officials are still investigating poll. but police right now say there's no threat to anybody else in that particular neighborhood. >>the man who was in charge of oakland's ghost ship warehouse will be back in court later this month derick almena is expected to plead guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for each person who died. in that fire back in december of 2016 and attorneys for 13 of the victim's family says that a man is taking responsibility by pleading guilty. but the judicial system is failing to hold him accountable. if the judge goes along with the sentencing as planned. he will serve less than 9 years in this plea deal because of good behavior and the time that he's already served now elmen is living in lake county with his family after being released from santa rita jail because of the covid-19 pandemic he wears an ankle bracelet and that tracked his every move. >>it made it so that there no fire projections were spent words too. a fire alarm next not protected. so he knows people should be lying there and he knew that he did not have a permit to running out for the parties and the families feel this plea deal it's not holding him accountable. for the gross negligence of operating that warehouse. >>she went on to say the families of the victims who died in the go ship fire are just as outraged by the fact that the property owners of the warehouse. we're never taken to court. >>you'll never know day to day whether your family's protected whether your business is protected. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news on the heels of a terrible fire season fire protection could be compromised in one bay area city we'll tell you all about that when we come right back after the commercial. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ ♪ ♪ we're made for. we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>we're back at 5.23 in the east bay pandemic-fueled budget cuts could soon cost the open fire department 3 of its 24 engines. despite being on the heels of what was an extremely dangerous fire season city officials have proposed slashing 5 million dollars to the fire department to try and ease oakland 62 million dollar budget deficit. according to the president of the union that oakland firefighters by losing 3 fire engines. it will take crews anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes more to respond to calls. >>he's going to close firehouse is on a rotating basis that means you'll never know day to day whether your family's protected whether your business is protected so the difference between 5 minutes and 10 minutes is the difference between keeping a fire just to your to your stove top and keeping the fire from destroying an entire city block. >>a spokesman for the oakland fire department says that these despite the budget cuts they want to be clear that the stations are not shutting down outright rather there will be scheduled a temporary closures every day for 3 of the 24 engine companies on a rotating basis between now and the end of june. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the fda is stepping up enforcement of unruly passengers after the chaos following the capitol riots. now some airlines are actually starting their own rules will explain coming up in a live it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. ...and done. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. plus, free delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>all right we are back coming up on 5.30. we've got a live look here at sfo is we're gauging whether here at the moment looks looks nice case of james. you don't live too far away for me, no mask up come on over help me carry my couch outside so the drive well it's going to you want to be outside to experience it, i know it's going to be what 70 again today and many again hank john what are you thinking. yeah low 70's for much of the south bay, especially but some are in the and even some of the inland north bay little closer to the bay and the coast we're going to keep those upper 60's around all in all though regardless of where you're at temperatures will be well above average for this time of year nice little mid winters break from the cold now this morning we are on the chilly side for sure this is your view from mount am you can see the lights of the city out there in the distance. >>we are seeing fog across parts of the north bay and that does include marine in sonoma county's better dense fog advisory is in effect until 11:00am for all of solano county or worst of fog can be expected later on this morning as we work our way past 08:00am towards 09:00am for areas like the delta that turkey is northern contra costa and southern solano county. so do watch those foggy areas, especially further north in the bay area as for temperatures today, they'll rise into the upper 40's or rather they are currently in the upper 40's to low 50's that does seem like a typical daytime high for this time of year in some cases, but our daytime highs are actually later today going to be back up into those low 70's for much of us which i'll get to still to come. reyna. >>thank you john and police are warning us right now after driving along one oh one and that petaluma nevada area to be careful because visibility is very low. but your commute across the rest the ridges here dot the bay area looks great. your trip from the east bay into the city that fremont street exit still under 10 minutes. the san mateo bridge is starting to pick up here you see traffic 92 west bound moving along however, it's still under 15 minutes to the commute looks great richmond sandra fell bridge nice and light here under 8 minutes and then the golden gate bridge as you head into the city. 18 minutes back to the news. rain and now to the latest on the impeachment of president trump, the focus now turns to the president's senate trial these are uncharted waters for the president and president elect joe biden he'll have to make some decisions. yeah he's taking office in less than a week this raises the question about how congress should spend. >>the first days of the biden administration we have joe khalil now with a closer look. >>president trump's senate trial will have one thing in common with his second impeachment. it will be a first in american history i'm not sure that the senate has the constitutional authority to even have a trial doesn't mean they're not going to have one john now comes a constitutional scholar at the heritage foundation, a conservative think tank. he says the constitution doesn't specify how to handle impeachment of a president who is no longer in office i would hope that if they proceed with a senate trial that regardless of the outcome. >>the president has a so-called day in court by being able to be represented by counsel were able to make their arguments malcolm says it's also unclear whether supreme court chief justice john roberts will preside as the constitution requires during trials of a sitting president and then there's the speed of this impeachment on my president trump's first there were no hearings or debate over evidence in this case all of the evidence is on video and recorded in front of everyone. >>george washington law professor paul schiff berman says lawmakers were prime witnesses to the impeachable offense. >>the storming of the capital he says the senate must try president trump even after he leaves the white house and any person resign at the very very last minute and the that might come with a impeachment. well we've got the worst pandemic health that we've had in my lifetime, there were about impeaching got so will be there said more days some republicans like alabama senator tommy tuberville say an impeachment trial will distract from dealing with the pandemic to swap it never does anything for the people they do things for themselves. but democrat sherrod brown of ohio says the senate can conduct the impeachment trial while also working on covid relief. >>this will not sidetrack in to more than a couple things it wants. he says the evidence is compelling and anticipates the impeachment trial will be short in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>california leaders are bracing for possible protests in the final days leading up to president elect joe biden's inauguration. governor newsome has activated the national guard is part of the heightened security measures they're taking a 1000 members of the guard will secure the capital in sacramento, a 6 foot tall chain-link fence has also been installed all around the building. says it's just temporary both he and other state leaders have vowed to protect the capital at its staff. >>what we witnessed an hour nation's capital was an undemocratic and unconscionable assault on a republic. and the freedoms upon which our nation was founded. california will take every necessary measure to protect public safety. and our democratic principles and to ensure. but those disgraceful actions are not repeated. >>there's been no mention of any specific threats or groups are planned protests but the governor says they're trying to make it clear that he's not taking. any chances. >>meantime the fbi they are monitoring any violent online chatter surrounding inauguration day fbi director chris wray warned of extensive online chatter calling for armed protests during a military briefing, vice president mike pence said americans deserve a safe inauguration. >>our aim here the american people can be confident. is we're going to ensure. and we have a safe inauguration the president elect joe biden vice president elect kamala harris are sworn in as the new president and vice president united states. >>are those people you don't want to be the ones the agents knocking on your door at so anybody who plots are intense violence in the coming weeks. should count on this. >>gray says the fbi has identified more than 200 suspects in connection to last week's deadly riot more than 100 people have already been arrested. all right, let's take a quick. >>live look at here at sfo with the f a a now stepping up its enforcement of unruly passengers stemming from the chaos that we saw in the wake of the capitol right are p% learning about what happened last wednesday and they don't want to repeat and that's why they're doing their own rules. yeah, implementing new safety rules for its flights from california to washington. kron 4 sarah stinson live for us at the airport with more on what we're hearing about these plans sarah. >>and not only the f a a but also that the tsa on high alert as you just said fbi is telling everyone they're hearing and reports of protests that are going to be violent not only at the u.s. capitol but capitals across the country. so airlines. they're preparing. right here in they're tightening restrictions to make sure that what happened on january 6th and afterwards won't happen again, and we know american airlines they're going to be banning alcohol sales on flights to the dc area from tomorrow until january 21st because there are reports of rowdy passengers on some d c bound flights around the january 6 deadly attack on the capital southwest and other airlines already don't call due to the pandemic delta announced it will not accept firearms has checked bags for flights, heading on washington bound flights. soon after american southwest, united and alaska airlines jumped on board creating the same policy banning checked weapons, united expanded that to flight heading to richmond virginia as well passengers who don't comply with mask guidelines could be banned from future flights on a single flight from washington to set seattle the day after what happened at the capitol alaska band, 14 passengers saying they were non mask. they were not complying with the mask policy their rowdy and they were harassing crew members now alaska also created a policy for d c bound passengers requiring them to stay in their seats for the final 16 minutes of the flight so as you're saying the f a a tsa airlines all tightening restrictions expected to be a lot of flights a lot of people flying out to the dc area starting today until about wednesday on inauguration day so they are getting ahead of it making sure those policies in place so if someone breaks this, they will be banned from flying on that airline reporting live at sfo sarah stinson back to you. >>all right, thank you sarah. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news darkest says upon the happiest place on earth disney land is canceling its annual passport program what's behind the decision tell you all about and a new study suggesting that covid-19 could one day be no more serious than the common cold after the break when local health expert weighs in on when that might happen. and what we're seeing out there. this morning is a bit of a chillier start than yesterday with temperatures in the low 40's for some. >>later on today just as warm as yesterday was with upper 60's to low 70's. the details of your forecast. >>and no major hot spots or traffic collisions but we are seen dense fog in some areas, your commute into the city looks great under 10 minutes we're going to tracking that for you we'll have that after the break. >>and we're back at 5.40 new study projects covid-19 may eventually be a bit like coming down with the common cold hopefully. yes, hopefully and hopefully i'll be very soon researchers from emory university and penn state they found. once primary exposure is in childhood or in adulthood previously exposed immune systems will be able to fight off the virus before it replicates internally inside of us me no symptoms or infection will appear. the study which is not yet peer reviewed, looked at virus data from human coronaviruses including sars covid 2 which caused the pandemic we spoke with bay area infectious disease experts on their take on it. it's very interesting theory. taking the known facts and they're trying to create a. >>a story that explains them and i think that this has some merit the scenario also says very clearly we have to do go to these extraordinary lakes during this phase of a brand new virus entering a virgin population meaning us what we want is for people get vaccinated and so that's why so important. >>for large numbers of people to get vaccinated so that they can get this level of protection from severe disease. and down the road. this will be just like the common cold. >>that is the hope researchers say is not yet known when covid will become a non fatal infection. but the job today experts say is to stop the transmission and of course wear your mask social distance and get vaccinated as soon as your turn comes up. >>we'll take a quick break here 5.42. we'll be right back. >>and just bad i i want to go back to disneyland and disneyland unfortunately right now canceling its annual passport program citing of course the ongoing pandemic and uncertainty on monday when they will be able to reopen to the public yeah and who knows we've kimberly chang that reporting of fans with those annual passes that they paid money for. >>yeah, they'll get refunds but there's still a bit disappointed. >>when i'm having a bad day these come disneyland super fans were hoping to return to the theme park as soon as possible, but instead received more bad news, it's annual passport program has been axed indefinitely. jessica sanders used to go once a month before the theme park was shut down due to the covid-19 pandemic we thought having you know the vaccination site at disneyland resort was a turning point and that was filled so much excitement and then to see it flipped today. >>where it seems like having the news of the annual passes being gone. makes seem like they're not going to be opening for so much longer which is why they're canceling them i hope that's not the case with no hint as to when the state will allow it to reopen disney parks announced thursday refunds are on the way for passholders entitled to them went through all the stages, you know of of being shopped and that may be a little upset. >>and then i realized what a smart decision this is on disney lands part when it reopens whenever that is people are going to have to be socially masks all those things and in order control lines and the number of people in the park that went up to limit attendance. and you can't do that if you have a million plus passholders under the state's reopening plan unveiled back in october large theme parks like disneyland wouldn't be able to reopen until their county is in the least restrictive yellow tier. >>but orange county is still on the most restrictive tier oc saw more than 200 to 1000 covid cases and more than 2000 deaths during the pandemic the oc health care agency reported at least 3200 new cases thursday and 16 deaths. i'm sure wants everything is cleared up. so disney is doing what i think is the safe thing. >>by refunding everyone and then letting people buy a limited number of tickets that are available for each day, kimberly chang ktla, 5 news. >>we've got some breaking news to get to here before we get to the weather out of the south bay police now on the scene of a shooting. we understand it happened near lynette way and duffy way in san jose police got to the scene we're told a gunman opened fire on them, nobody was hurt. but the search is now underway for that gunman. in this neighborhood again there are some street closures in the area san jose police asking anybody who lives in the area to stay in their homes. again this is near lynette way and duffy way in san jose as soon as we find out more we'll give you another update so stay tuned. >>well we are looking at a forecast today that will still offer up some sunshine for us and after a cool start to the morning abundant sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon looking across the bay from sausalito at san francisco, no fog out in that direction. we will be seeing this morning though is some patches of fog across portions of marine sonoma napa solano counties with solano county actually under a dense fog advisory through 11:00am this morning. the densest a fog right around 08:00am to the carquinez and delta now conditions will remain so calm and so warm as a product of this high-pressure ridge that is just built back in across the west coast keeping all of california dry and well above average stars temperatures go. we are going to be seeing abundant sunshine over the next few days tomorrow morning, another dose of fog looking likely again followed by afternoon sunshine and temperatures just as warm if not even a little bit warmer than where we're going to be today. today's daytime highs will be solid 60's near the coastline and elsewhere in the bay area, a mix of 60's and low 70's with foster city at 66 mountain view right at 70 degrees south bay temps in the low 70's for san jose campbell most gatos that means 71 for your highs upper 60's and fremont union city hayward while seminole rising right to 70 degrees very close to that in castro valley in danville at 69 oakland you'll be at 66 today north bay temps mid 60's from to antioch with low 70's in napa youngsville and santa rosa. here's a look ahead at your next 7 days. we do have lots of sunshine from start to finish in this forecast. temperatures do eventually cool off but not until mid-week next week that's when we'll see highs falling back into the mid to low 60's. a lot closer to our seasonal averages. reyna john thank you i am seeing smaller traffic collisions popping up but they're being cleared out very quickly so no major accidents to impeaching this morning as you head out on your commute. >>a look at the bay bridge can see traffic you're moving at the limit right now to that fremont street exit under 9 minutes, san mateo bridge across the peninsula there that looks great as well traffic moving along under 30 minutes. all right a quick look at traffic across the bay area 5 a little more your commute to dublin, 6.80 10 minutes, we're all in the green we get a silly and ultimate peters to 3720 there and to 37 no peace to sunny the one o one 7 minutes after the news. >>thank you rain at five-fifty is the time the warriors have 3 days off before their next game against the lakers on monday. last night the warriors were on the road taking on the denver nuggets steph curry lighting it up with 35 points all by himself. but the first of reese offense struggles to find a rhythm and that was the issue defense couldn't stop the nuggets down the stretch so in the end warriors ended up giving this one up one 14 1 '04 the final here steph curry and coach on the disappointing loss just we can tell from the sidelines for some pretty quickly every game or are we engaged or not and for whatever reason we're not engaged tonight and. >>and i was disappointed to play well play bad. >>reportedly in everywhere in between so just to kind of. the set a self-check have were closest to civilly get our bodies, you know fresh for. a monday and you know keep can see that tonight and if they get the warriors play come monday night, they'll be facing the lakers tonight's game against the phoenix suns was postponed. >>due to covid. >>the forty-niners are in the market for a new defensive coordinator, we know that was going to happen because this man here you see the screen there former dc defensive coordinator robert solow he's been hired as the new head coach for the new york jets, it's a 5 year deal for him to coach in the afc. sala is the first arab american and muslim head coach in nfl history. in his tenure with the niners select one of the league's best defenses the forty-niners are now expected to promote linebackers coach to rhymes or ions i should say demeco ryans as their new defensive coordinator. >>and welcome back a bay area base transportation company that stalled by the pandemic has turned some of its businesses excuse me some of its buses in 2 mobile testing centers. one of them was part in berklee yesterday alameda bust test express says each 45 foot coach can provide up to 500 tests every day each bus is entirely self-sustaining with power wi-fi in restrooms for now you can only get tested there. no vaccinations the clinicians are on the boss, but they provide your testing through the window. so you come up to the window kiosk. >>and you'll get your tasks or eventually iraq's nation you really don't have to touch anything if you don't want to. >>more of these rolling clinics will be headed to other bay area communities starting next week. >>the researchers are developing a new type of covid-19 test that might remind you of the old scratch and sniff stickers one of the most common symptoms of coronavirus apparently is the loss of smell, so this test has different concentrations of a certain smell to help assess if you may possibly have the virus while it won't be a substitute for an actual saliva or nasal test. researchers say it is still useful list oakley when you may need further testing. >>so it's kind of like hearing test with the audio just or you and i charted optometrist and they they make the sounds fainter louder or they make the font size bigger or smaller. until you can barely barely hear it or see it we do the same thing with the snow. >>interesting so this test is expected to be available to the general public within a couple of months should cost about $0.20 per card. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news starting at 6 o'clock in the morning. why is california falling behind on distributing vaccines, a look at the many factors behind this delay. plus what could solve the problem. is stepping up enforcement of unruly passengers after the chaos following last wednesday's deadly riot at the capitol. now some airlines are starting new safety 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[doorbell rings] babe, are those the tots we ordered? ♪ everyone's feeling the late night vibe with my $4 sauced & loaded tots— with cheddar bacon or jalapeño ranch. >>he is local news station. with breaking news. and the breaking news we're following this morning comes out of the south bay where police right now are at the scene of a shooting. >>which happened near lynette way and duffy way in san jose you can see the location on your map. police arrived, they say a gunman opened fire at them and nobody hurt at this point. but the search is underway. the gunman ran off so they're combing the neighborhood right now there are some street closures in the area san jose police are asking you if you if you're hearing this broadcast if you're watching this right now and you're in the area of land that way you need to be sheltering in place right now as they're actively looking for this gunman again lynnette way and duffy way we'll keep you updated as we learn more. thank you for joining us at this 06:00am hour i'm james fletcher will trend in for darya folsom. so let's talk about the weather will get back to the headlines in a bit but i know we'll has outdoor plans today because this could be some nice barbecue flip-flops and a lot of sunshine i mean it you

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