towards pittsburgh. and brett would a nice and mild morning maybe bring the light jacket with yet. but we re about to get to a point where you don t need it so much skies, cloudy or towards the coastline. but even at the coast, you re going to be a longer window of sunshine today than you did yesterday. all the talking, all those changes that we have had in this forecast. still to come, as far as our roadways go, bay bridge consistently pretty busy there. still that back up from the metering lights all the way back through the maze. it s a 22 minute drive across the bridge right now and pay even getting there s a little bit slower. san mateo bridge. it s 19 minutes for you. this has been a busier commute than it was yesterday getting on to the san mateo bridge. we do have a traffic hazard on 80 southbound just north of tennyson road. the right shoulder is affected here. that s just slowing things down a bit on 80 southbound before you get to the bridge. a richmond center fell
i m stephanie lin today. new indoor masking guidelines go into effect in alameda county. the rules coming after the cdc found higher levels of covid spread and hospitalizations in parts of the bay area. kron four s. charles clifford joins us now from the city of alameda where he spoke with people about this policy charles? hey there. yeah, you know, the mandates here around the bay area for mask-wearing were lifted a couple of months ago. and i think everyone had hoped that the those days were over there, we would have to get back to mask mandates. but here in alameda county, they say there s enough covid spreading in the neighborhood in the community that the mandate is necessary. as of friday, morning masks are now required for most indoor public places across alameda county, regardless of vaccination status. in an order issued on thursday, health officials say the county is experiencing a worsening wave of community transmission. the current wave exceeds the size of th
thank you so much for joining us this friday here on kron. 4 news at 3. i m stephanie lin. we begin this hour in the east bay, new indoor masking guidelines go into effect in alameda county. those rules coming after the cdc found higher levels of covid spread and hospitalizations in parts of the bay area. kron four s charles clifford joins us from the city of alameda. and charles, how are people reacting to the changes there? some people are ok with that. some people are you bay area ended months ago and we hope they were gone for good. but now county officials are saying that there s enough community spread of covid-19, that new mandate is necessary. as of friday. morning masks are now required for most indoor public places across alameda county, regardless of vaccination status. in an order issued on thursday, health officials say the county is experiencing a worsening wave of community transmission. the current wave exceeds the size of the way from the delta variant
thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i m noelle bellow, our top story this afternoon. a startling first day of the month for students and teachers at sea in san mateo. take a look at this. a mountain lion wandered onto the past that high school campus this morning and had to be contained in a classroom. you can see in these photos that curled up hiding underneath a desk of some sort of happened just after 9 o clock this morning. all students and staff are safe, but they re still waiting for wildlife authorities to come and safely remove the cap. at this point. it is still inside that classroom. students are being let out of school early because of this. we re going continue to follow this story and bring you updates as we receive them. breaking news at this hour. it against his wife ex. amber heard dep suing heard for 50 million dollars. the verdict is expected right now. let s listen in. i can t get which again, we re taking a live look inside the courtroom
when fun time from the bay area s local news station. you re watching kron. 4 news officer has no matter the consequences to everything that happened. today in the community gathered at a growing memorial to the lives lost this week trying to process the new information. law enforcement s admission that the district chief, the school district chief mishandled she shooting as it was happening is raising a lot of new questions about police training and decision making. tonight kron four s dan kerman spoke to experts about what needs to change before the next school shooting. there s no no excuse for that. law enforcement authorities in texas admitted friday they should not have waited. 45 minutes to re-engage the shooter who barricaded himself in a classroom with school kids, especially considering shooting, continued during that time frame. the protocol is very clear. you have no choice but stop the shooter come pulling the trigger. pierre, everybody knows that.