helped get the package through congress. promise made promise fulfilled but for republicans it's a promise. broken partly the common sense bipartisanship. the president promised senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats passed a partisan bill no republicans in the house or senate supported. it just wasn't a bill to finish off the pandemic. it was a multi-trillion dollar trojan horse. little liberal ideas. >> now president biden will hit the road to print promote the package. >> he set to head to pennsylvania this tuesday and then he will be in atlanta, georgia next friday, kelly. so what is it that he's trying to get out to folks on this tour. we all know there's a $1400 payment. >> coming in. some of those basic facts. but what you're really trying to push out. >> well, i think it is wants to let the american people you know, from hearing from some of their republican representatives here on capitol hill. they all voted as you heard in the story against this package all day of republican lawmakers in the house and the senate saying that the majority of this nearly 2 trillion dollar package didn't go to covid-19 relief. so he's going out to these towns and cities to let the people there know what's inside to let them know that this is money being well spent basically. >> kerry. we know nothing is random. any thoughts on why they're making pennsylvania and georgia. the first stops on the tour. >> you know, here's what i was thinking. is that, you know, pennsylvania was really the state that helped push him over the edge and make it to the white house and then georgia was the state where you had the 2 democratic senators raphael warnock and jon ossoff when their runoff races and come here to the senate which helped give them the votes to get this covid-19 package through. so i think in those 2 places they made promises to get this covid-19 package done and with being put into office into the white house and then with the 2 senators coming capitol hill. they were able to get this package done. so i think it's in a way to showcase that they made this promise of getting not only the the stimulus checks out, but other to help the economy and get people back to work. that they were able to get that through and they'll be touting that message this week at the election cycle continues. 2022 teams like the campaigning never stops no matter what's going on, kelli meyer live in washington, thank you, kelly. >> well, for your health. the united nations population fund says the pandemic has left millions of women without access to birth control researchers say this resulted in almost one and a half million unplanned pregnancies around the world last year. the agency says the situation illustrates how the virus has disproportionately affected. women who've also been dealing with increased childcare responsibilities and widespread job losses. the un pf report found almost 12 million women lost access to family planning services due to the pandemic was low and middle income communities being hit the hardest san mateo police. there are warning us about a series of phone scams where the callers pretend to be detectives. >> and actually ask for gift cards. of course, they're reminding us police are going to be asking you for money or gift cards or in fact for any kind of personal information. if you get a call like that hang-up block the number you can also report the call to the federal trade commission. >> san francisco man was arraigned in court this afternoon on felony hate crime charges. this was 32 year-old joe hands in court this afternoon. he's accused of sexually assaulting an asian woman on wednesday as she waited for a morning commuter train in san jose. this year's say it's try grabbed the woman by her neck threw back to the pits cement young explicit words at her and police say people in the area had to step in and prevent the man from getting away. santa clara county district attorneys said showed bias toward an asian person throughout his explicit language. >> on this friday evening. time for another look at the forecast with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence. yeah, guys, we do have another storm out there off the coast line that will affect your weekend. but i think the first part looking good one. today we had today. a lot of sunshine. it continues this evening looking gorgeous outside around the bay area going to stay that way all night long, we'll get a little chilly in spots. we're into the 30's again in some of the valley. so certainly some patchy frost a real likelihood overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. at least in parts of the east and also the north bay as well. that was called inside the bay. you're still looking to mainly 40's there. so a chilly night ahead. but by day tomorrow, temperatures going to come down just a little bit. some partly cloudy skies and patchy fog are moving along the coastline and instead of that offshore wind. we're going to see more of a sea breeze. so that means a little fog likely develop along the coastline 50's in the san francisco cool on the coastline about 53 montara. 53 also in l ron 54 degrees in pacifica. you make way inside the bay. those temperatures warming up a little bit of sunshine 50's for the most part, maybe 60 little breezy. as you make your way in the mount view, the south bay looking nice to see sunshine. pretty much all day long with just a few high clouds temperatures of 62 degrees in san jose. then you're looking at 62 in pleasanton about 65 and live more dry conditions continuing their 65 in walnut creek about 65 in concord at about 58 degrees in san leandro expect that on shore when into the afternoon. really kick up even inside the bay. speaking of the breeze, you'll see that right through the delta tomorrow about 65 degrees. but sunny, in these uh, 64 in the napa valley looking very nice. 67 in vacaville. as you approach the coastline. a little more fog and the moving in towards does a beach watch out for that cool out along the coast 50's there. then you've got some mid 60's in the santa rosa next couple days. well, we're going to see some changes coming our way clouds roll in. and i think late in the day on sunday bringing the chance of rain and then next monday in a lingering shower come monday. maybe some storms developing again late next week. guys, back to you. all right, lauren, thank you very much. coming up, the city of minneapolis agrees to settle with george floyd's family will have details on that agreement. >> also netflix cracking down on sharing passwords. what you need to know if you've been using your friend's account to binge watch your favorite show. plus amazon is leveling up its grocery game. how many amazonfresh stores are now open that. >> and many more are expected in the near future. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. >> well, for your money. amazon has a quietly opened 11 amazonfresh stores around the country including here in the bay area and they have plans for at least 28 more. an amazon spokesperson confirmed the location of 5 future stores but declined comment on the rest of the locations. those spots right. and fired by bloomberg from planning and permitting documents state licensing roles and several other reports, amazon used detailed analysis of shopping habits to help sketch sketch out a list of 15,000 products to fill the store shelves with based on regional demand. netflix. they're going to crack down now on customer sharing their passwords with friends and family. it's planning to use texts and emails to ferret out people who are sharing passwords. >> outside there on households. a pop-up will ask viewers to verify the account by confirming with a text or an email sent to the account. holder. and if a viewer cannot confirm no more free movies or tv. they'll have to set up their own accounts. netflix is testing the new rules on a limited basis. >> for your health tonight. it's been a year now since covid was declared a global pandemic taking toll on everyone's overall well-being, especially children. a new new emerging toy trend called in my feelings. first toys that promote mental and emotional wellness. experts say the toys help children build good habits. last a lifetime. >> big feelings. pineapple is all about helping kids identify different emotions. you've got the super cute pineapple 26 interchangeable, parts and pieces and kids can create different facial expressions on the pineapple. >> a little bit like a potato head only. it's a pineapple other toys include calm, mindful nature puzzles from spin master and the 4 keep stalls which are all about spreading positivity and kindness pause. the calming puppy is coming out later this summer. >> well, still ahead, more new york lawmakers are calling for governor andrew cuomo to step down why you says no, he will not do it. >> in national news. a set of new york lawmakers are calling for the resignation of governor andrew cuomo as he faces harassment allegations. >> and our washington correspondent basil john he's got that story. friday. new york democrats called for governor andrew cuomo's resignation. in a statement, new york congressman jerry nadler said, quote. >> governor cuomo has lost the confidence of the people. governor cuomo must resign new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and grace meng also really statement saying, quote, these allegations have been consistent and highly detailed and quote the challenges facing our state in new yorkers are unprecedented. and i believe he is unable to govern effectively the white house says the investigation should be allowed to play out but takes the allegations seriously. >> the believes that every woman has come forward they have now been 6 i believe, have come forward deserves to have her voice heard. the governor says he won't bow to the pressure. >> politicians. >> who don't know a but yet a conclusion and then opinion. >> all are in my opinion, reckless and dangerous. >> cuomo says new yorkers should wait for the investigations to finish as he will not give in to cancel culture. >> let the review proceed. i'm not going to resign. i was not elected by the politicians. i was elected by the people. >> the white house says these accusations will not impact the distribution of vaccines or aid going to the state reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> in other national news, the city of minneapolis has reached a 27 million dollars settlement with the family of george floyd. and this comes just weeks before the scheduled a criminal trial for former officer derek chauvin who is charged with murder in the death. the city council unanimously approved that settlement today. floyd died last may when chauvin kneeled on his neck for about 9 some good news for a lot of us get ready to get to lose an hour of sleep this weekend. but that means the day's going to be longer daylight saving time starts this sunday. >> doctors say you should start getting ready as soon as possible. they advise start shifting your sleep pattern as early as tonight to try to get ahead of the potential loss of sleep. some senators have once again introduced a bill to make daylight saving time. permanent let of people are for that. the good news is the sun again will be setting a little bit later about an hour later, actually, i'd say if they haven't prepared at this point. you know, arizona roll with it own. it doesn't change its time. that's right. a lot of people think we should do the same thing or it's what you think. i love those long afternoons. those will be really nice boy, sun setting in about 7.14 on monday. so. >> yeah, look at the big change ahead, we'll get ready for the big weekend. let's check out your getaway forecast headed in the monterey bay. you're going to find a mixed bag. you've got some sunshine, you've got a couple of patches of fog to develop along the coastline that would keep the temperatures down. >> it will be a little bit breezy in the monterey bay plan on those numbers only in the 50's southern california. that's had the rain that rain is going to move out. the cold air is going to be left behind. so these temperatures going to stay down quite a bit. only 59 in long beach. the high country tell you what, if you go anywhere this weekend, that may be the place to go. you can enjoy some beautiful, fresh powder out there on the slopes. 49 degrees. a little chilly in truckee. 48 degrees in south whitehall do be aware that saturday on sunday. storm clouds likely to move late the day. so if you're planning to drive there and drive back on sunday. be prepared for that. keep your chains handy other right now. we've got a lot of people out bustling about to head out over the golden gate bridge under clear skies right now. the sea breezes the blonde temperatures they jumped quite a bit. we had an offshore wind kicking that normally when release of these numbers up as much as 4 degrees. warmer in napa. also in concord and 15 degrees warmer in santa rosa numbers. look very nice around much of the bay area 72 degrees today in santa rosa 71 in concord, 66 in livermore, 66 in san jose, 65 in oakland and 60 degrees. slightly below the average in the san francisco. all right. let's set things up here the weekend so far is looking good. high pressure now building in. you got the storm clouds and southern california. those will move out the showers continuing right now. but i think as we head toward tomorrow, that is going all kick to the east. that will be long gone. we on the other hand, have seen the sea breeze kicking in now on some of the winds continuing to 26 miles an hour to san francisco 16 in pacifica, 17 at sfo in 19 in pinole. so little breezy in spots. we'll see more of that breeze tomorrow. tonight, mostly clear likely going to see some patchy fog form along the coastline and then tomorrow you got some sunshine and some clouds breezy afternoon. but a nice day. just a little bit cooler than on sunday increasing clouds throughout the day and the chance of some rain temperatures around the bay area right now. you've got a cool 50 still 62 in oakland 66 in lemore still 70. how about that in fairfield 71 in santa rosa 71 in cloverdale. so still some nice temperatures out there. but things are going to shift again, i think late in the weekend and now, you know, this model is very interesting in the backed off on the storm system for sunday. now starting to intensify. so we get a little bit closer now as we get to sunday afternoon. certainly a chance of rain developing rain overnight sunday into monday that there's going to be very cold on monday. to so looks like there could be significant showers, maybe even some snow showers over a mountain tops again was pretty nice to see some of those white capped mountains around the bay area. earlier this week. we may get that again, the beginning of this next know that's that's always beautiful. yeah, so quickly got to get up early to enjoy. thanks. right. coming up, the 63rd annual grammys are coming around this weekend. who's up for the top >> i'll take a look at this. a statue of late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. there it is. it was unveiled in brooklyn today. course, she became a feminist icon for her success. in many cases advancing women's rights. she died september 18th after a long battle with cancer. she would have turned 88 march 15th this coming monday. march is also women's history month. the 63rd annual grammys are this and a lot of music fans counting down to the big night entertainment. tonight's kevin frazier is breaking down one of the show's biggest prizes. >> kevin katherine harry styles will open the show. let's talk about record of the year. the award that goes to the artists of the year's best song and the competition is categories crazy, especially when you consider beyonce is nominated. >> 2 times. >> he's already got 24 gold statuette and 2 of her 9 nods or for record of the year. one black parade. >> place the reach. but on the other for her savage remix with make the stallion you oh, gee, like she is the standard. so you just feel so great to know that you even made it to where you can be in will be >> like my grocery to be a and the grammy goes to. >> beyond your wildest this is a real this is like a dream. last year i was backstage with billy after she swept the grammys with 5 wins. >> this year. she's hoping everything i wanted will score her more gold. >> but she has to >> post malone circles blackpool was colors. the baby's rock star featuring roddy ricch and cat say so. dua lipa is don't start now 2019 grammy winner for best new artist told us she still can't believe her success. it's amazing, especially being from the uk is just like. >> i'm cause of uh. i'm just like what i've like. i don't know why these >> things that really only happen in your dreams. >> and you know, catherine, you all of the complete audio libraries of all of those artists that we just heard from saudi asking a lot of questions and not wait. coming up. this some of the guests, some of it, some of the grammys happen this sunday at 5 o'clock and we'll make sure to bring you all the highlights after the grammys air. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 coming up at 6 bay area leaders calling for some changes. they say the state's covid vaccine equity program is actually leaving out a lot of people. what they're proposing to make sure everybody is violent crime in the spain elderly asian man dies after he's attacked during his morning walk but investigators say it is not being considered a hate crime will explain why. >> and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at ces. >> california. health leaders say 2 million doses of the covid vaccine have been distributed to the most vulnerable parts of our state. this trigger some rule changes for california's blueprint that go into effect this weekend. good evening. thanks for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore. >> the state's top health official says california is preparing to meet the president's directive. >> to make all american adults eligible for the vaccine may 1st so long as there's more supply. we have a closer look at how each bay area county is doing with vaccine distribution. santa clara county has administered the most napa county. the totaling more than 2.4 million doses kron four's. ashley zavala explains the latest on the state's vaccine effort. >> california is making good strides between sunday and tuesday. 26 california counties are expected to move from the most restrictive purple tier in the state's color-coded reopening system into the less restrictive red tier state health and human services secretary doctor mark kelly friday confirmed a triggering rule changes for the red tier after 2 million shots of the vaccine were successfully distributed to those living in the most vulnerable parts of the state, making sure that our. >> and if that action is going to those places that have children. >> his greatest burden meeting the milestone means the red tier expands to allow counties with daily case counts up to 10 per 100,000 people restaurants, gyms and other businesses can bring operations indoors with limited capacity. think that it should be still be done cautiously that we still have to keep our guard up. doctor galley says ongoing vaccinations will help. he said as of friday about 7.5 million californians have received at least one dose of the vaccine in the next 2 weeks, the federal government is sending california more than 3 and a half million doses. the state's top health official says california is preparing to meet the president's directive to make all american adults eligible for the vaccine. may 1st so long as there's more supply. we are laser focused on being prepared for that day. >> the next milestone for the s
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