reopenings tonight though the county currently remains in that most restrictive purple tier good evening, everybody thanks for being here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tier assignments come from the state and they are based on metrics including covid-19 case rates. our first dan thorn live for us in lafayette tonight, he joins us now with how the county. >>is getting closer to more reopenings. >>hey they can grant that's right contra costa county is inching closer to that red tier but by the states metrics at this point not there just yet, but the state has said that they will be allowing for more reopenings in 4 counties to move forward once vaccination deployment gets up a little bit in a little bit better shape as for the counties that are already in the red teal tier a number of them here in the bay area. but some contra costa county business leaders say they are feeling left 5 bay area counties are already ahead of the others when it comes to reopening santa clara, san francisco, san mateo marine and napa counties have all loosened restrictions in the red tier. >>but counties like contra costa continue to wait. it's really hard. >>hard to not be open right now like the other counties are open right now restaurants like postie know in lafayette have to continue seating their customers outside under the purple tier unlike in the red tier where diners can sit inside up to 25%. >>other indoor activities include movie theaters museums and gyms owner perry town believes the reopenings should be uniform across the bay area. i think it's fair for them to open us up now to other counties are open up. what's making our clientele just going to go to sepsis go for dinner date inside one reason contra costa county has stayed in the purple tier is because of new covid-19 cases per day per 100,000 people as of monday it sits at just over 8. the county will be able to move ahead once it dips to 7 or fewer new infections. the owner of honor and thai cuisine says they would like to reopen for indoor dining i think he's going to be they bad out if he can do in sight fall, because we are 85 to to open but she also understands it might be better to be patient is not good right we do have the high number for the covid. i think it's good that did not last to open right now. just when it first. >>well the state says that they are considering modifying the metric to 10 or fewer new covid-19 cases and that's once a vaccine deployment gets better in those hardest hit communities. and it's also important to note that most of california's 58 counties remain in the purple tier grant vicki. >>dan i know it's only a monday night over the it was really hop and a lot of the restaurants were doing a pretty brisk business out outside the weather's going to change is out with their worried about. >>that is definitely one of their post you know they were pretty happy that they've been able to keep tent area warm there. but there there have been people that have been coming out of these restaurants, especially on nights when it gets cooler like tonight or even when rain is in the forecast that they're going right to the front door and saying hey look at i'm going to sit inside is that okay and they're like sorry, we have to turn away. one business behind me here batch in brine actually said that they had visitors from humboldt county and they were hoping to be able to sit inside and unfortunately they had to turn them away as well so they're hoping very soon that they will be able to enter into the red tier and welcome these loyal customers back inside to their businesses. >>and people just want to barbecue meanwhile can't find any propane tank because the restaurants have every hope a tank their burn rate is pretty high is yeah that's a business you want to be dead doing live for us tonight in lafayette. thank you dan thank you dan. beginning april 12th the san francisco unified school district plans to reopen more than 70 elementary schools. >>in the district for those pre k through second grade. the district released a timeline for students to return and officials say it's going to happen in 3 waves in many cases children will return 5 days a week with their regular teachers but in schools where there is high demand to return to in person learning there's going to be a hybrid model and students will attend in person. 2 days a week this all came after the district reached an agreement with the teachers on friday. >>we emphasize from the start that we wanted to make sure that students were able to stay with the teachers they've had all year as much as possible and we achieved that we also wanted to make sure that students whose parents choose not to send them back if they're not quite ready to send their kids back to school in person that they continue to receive quality instruction as well. also as part of the agreement students teachers will have to be tested. >>for covid-19 every 2 weeks in these big group of oakland parents is pushing for schools to reopen now. these moms and dads say their kids are suffering and need to be back in the classroom kron four's michelle kingston spoke to them and the district leaders to find out when the doors may be back open in oakland. >>the for my 11th grader who pretty close to dropping out and he says he just he can't do this anymore. >>this is not the way that is supposed to learning. >>oakland unified school district officials believe it's critical for students to be back in the classroom by mid to late march, but some parents don't think that's going to happen and say their kids are reaching their limit the district does not seem to be doing its job and putting kids first. >>rebecca bodenheimer is a part of a group of parents in oakland usd parents for transparency and safe reopening they're frustrated and want the district and the teachers association to come to an agreement didn't get students back to in person learning. >>i trust we can do we can do it safely and that we need to do it that our kids health is actually being very detrimental e affected and it's urgent that we open the schools the oakland unified school district says that for several months now the district has been working towards an opening of our campuses this spring we've taken countless steps to ensure that campuses staff and students are ready for this transition, the oakland education association says their bargaining team has been meeting 3 times a week and has been working hard we're hopeful that we will reach an agreement soon it will be able to share further details when we come to an agreement we spoke to one oakland teacher who says she will return to in person learning once it's safe. >>but she needs more information before heading back inside what's that safety plan says social distancing plan. >>it's not just like a yes or no in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news. the cdc released guidelines, let people know what is safe once you're fully vaccinated the agency says you you can gather with other vaccinated people that includes. >>meetings i indoors without a mask and no social distancing. they also say that vaccinated people can come together in the same way with people considered low risk for severe disease. officials say a person is considered fully vaccinated 2 weeks after receiving the last require dose of the vaccine. but even after that fully vaccinated people should still take precautions while out in public. >>because the whole name of the game here is control of the environment. any on family even though the cdcs sanction potential mixing of socks and an unvaccinated in that incident setting it's only 5 pretty soon as unvaccinated has a lower risk of getting progressing to bad covid to older people and those with but it's also different when you go out into the world because not everybody has been vaccinated yet and the more people you put together the higher the chinese statistically that somebody can covid. from each other even though they've been vaccinated off from a box and person depending on when they were vaccinated. >>the cdc says more than 9% of americans are fully vaccinated so far is about 30 million people. >>the area legislators community leaders say the state's new equity plan leaves out many of the people it is meant to help the plan to distribute covid vaccines to the state's most vulnerable neighborhoods in more than 400 zip codes. only includes 10 bay area zip codes and it leaves out some hard-hit neighborhoods like east san jose and the mission in bayview district in san francisco. kron four's taylor joins us live from san francisco with more on this taylor just on the surface. this is eyebrow raising. >>grant you really have to take a closer look at you're probably wondering how this happens and it has to do with the state's metric which is based off of things like household income education levels and health care. well, you know local leaders say that that does not take into affect your take in effect that there's gentrification in large disparities in these neighborhoods as well and that's why they had a call with the governor. the governor's office today and they say that that we can expect changes to this plan as soon as sometime tomorrow. >>the area lawmakers calling on the governor's office on monday to make changes to the state's new equity plan. then to distribute covid-19 vaccines to underserved communities. the plan announced last week but his oeuvre 40% of the state's vaccine supply to vulnerable residents across 446 zip codes, however, some of the hardest hit commlnities in the bay area were left out including east san jose which is a predominantly latino community. the hope is that within the next 24 hours that's the commitment that we got from the governor's office for the next 24 hours. >>they would come back with some kind of an adjustment that takes care of the areas that seem to be. missing in action right now and missing from the role of senator dave cortese who represents santa clara county. >>was shocked when he saw no zip codes from his region included on the state's list, the states metrics who many are now calling well intentioned, but flawed. >>was based on household income education and health care. >>community leaders like john de colo of the latino task force in san francisco's mission district say the list doesn't account for gentrification in disparities invisible like saying the pain that is happening in some of these hard hit areas. >>in the mission district if you look at it from just a coast 30,000 feet up you think wow really you know a lot of well to do people people that make a lot of money. >>which are not seeing is that there's 5, 6, 7, people in a one bedroom or making under $50,000 a year living next door to one person in a two-bedroom was maybe maybe a $180,000 a year. and that is actually the cross of why we've seen high rates of infection in the mission district looking at city data of covid cases broken down by neighborhood. >>it's easy to see the neighborhoods in dark green with the highest infection rates among them are the mission district bayview hunters point in portola all of which were excluded from the state's list follow the data and support where it meets all right, it's really that simple. >>only 2 zip codes in san francisco made it on to that state's list that is the tenderloin neighborhood and treasure island to again senator cortez he says that the governor's office is expected to make some changes to this plan sometime tomorrow, the next 24 hours for now live in san francisco tailored the psac ii kron 4 news. thank you taylor more than 6,000 people who went to the oakland coliseum to get a vaccine got a less than recommended those people affected visited the site last sunday and monday. first theresa she's been following this story for us and has the very latest now from oakland. >>we first told you about the situation last week and now the state telling kron 4 news that they are indeed sending out letters to nearly 6300 people and the conclusion was that because they received more than. >>0.1 5 mililiters it's is it sufficient in terms of getting an immune response. >>that from the california department of public health director about vaccines administered at the oakland coliseum mass vaccine site and letters going out to those 6300 people and issue the state informing those vaccinated on february 28 and march first that they may have received a lesser dosage than recommended. the state alerted to that lesser amount reportedly by several emt workers here at the oakland coliseum mass vaccine site once alerted state officials say that they stepped in adjusted the dosage and also called in a team to investigate. now the state says in concert with the centers for disease control prevention. a vaccine manufacturer pfizer and the california department of public health, a possible smaller dosage is quote safe and does not require the dose to be repeated should not repeat the the pfizer vaccine is a two-dose series. this would have been their first dose they need to just keep their appointment for their second dose and they're the letters weiss and out these letters. >>that's just the best practice anytime you have something that that anytime you have anything that's unusual we're receiving the medication we want to make sure that every single person knows. >>that what happened in this case, what happened is not going to require any action on their part but also everybody know that what happened happened during a period of time we caught it we changed it and the only people that need young people that really need to be aware where the persons who receives a slightly lower dose and then everybody else needs to realize is that we we fix the issue so that nobody has any unnecessary concern. >>i spoke with the san francisco man who did get a letter and had this to say about it all it's reassuring i is a good that they send out they contacted. >>people who are within that group. >>it's still i have to say it's it's a little sloppy. >>the whole experience was. the sloppiness of that was surprising. i don't want to sound too grumpy about it because was good. that they reached out to people. the letter says. the doe she got was safe and that which is kind of bugging me a little bit i mean that that wasn't the issue nobody thought it was safe. i think what they meant to say was effective that. again you know you there's always a seed of doubt. >>again the state saying that they have sent out those letters to 6300 people also. asked whether they have any reports of this happening at any other facility here in california that the state is involved in and they said that they have not at any situation reported to them. here at the oakland mass vaccination site i'm theresa kron 4 news, a judge has accepted erica minues plea deal and he will serve the remainder. >>a 12 year sentence at home. amanda was the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse where 36 people attending an illegal music event died in a massive fire. the judge accepted the plea deal earlier this evening after an emotional day in court. our first maureen kelly has the latest now from oakland. derick almena who has been under house arrest walked into the oakland courthouse with his mask under his chair devin not answering reporter questions. >>in court. he faced a barrage of many victim impact statements from the loved ones of the 36 people who died in that inferno. at the ghost ship warehouse during an illegal music event back in 2016. the family members themselves appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technically cut in half because of the law california. >>is just going to be on the family like we all right now it's just an extended covid lockdown threw him back in 2018 a different judge threw out a different plea deal made for both el mina and his then co-defendant, max harris. harris was acquitted at trial. but the jury deadlocked on al menos culpability because of covid restrictions reporters were not allowed in court sketch artist vicki behringer was and describes al menos demeanor is reaction went from indifference to like rocking. >>and i'm looking down any almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times defense attorney tony serra read his client's statement for him he accepted the responsibility. >>he showed bonafide good grief and remorse el nino will end up serving approximately a year and a half in home detention that will be followed up by 3 years probation one of the stipulations the judge made was that he could have no contact with his former co-defendant max harris. >>maureen kelly. for right now to our 4 zone forecast and it promises to be a wild one yeah you're really worried when there's lightning and it hasn't rained in months, but fortunately it's been at least a little wet chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here we. >>we should have fire danger with this correct large yeah that should be a problem of will bolt of lightning can ruin your day so you got to be careful that as well but it is going to be some very strange weather around the bay area have already felt the change in the air mass that cool air begin to move on in even some scattered showers popping up so very cold storm settling in just off the coastline. that's gonna lead to more scattered showers thunderstorms likelihood now especially toward tomorrow afternoon. here's a gusty winds as these thunderstorms run overhead going to see maybe some small isolated hail and unusually low snow down to about 2500 feet that wil coming in the next several days this could be a long period storm it's not going to be a solid wall of rain from now until thursday what we're going to see or scattered showers during that period you can see some sunny breaks when you got to get the idea sees a speckle clouds out there they're breaks in between these clouds but you get these waves of moisture the rotate through that's what we're seeing tonight. one of those waves coming by right now scattered showers popping up around the bay area see the cell moving through right now little further to the north bay see some of that moving on shore near mill valley. you see some he a yellow out there as well so some heavier downpours this all associated with the system that actually brought some thunderstorms just off the coastline. so some cumulative but our some of those thunderstorms out there we'll see more of that on the way, especially i think tomorrow afternoon winds little breezy as boston. 23 degrees at 20 miles per hour in the temperatures get a little chilly to 40's 50's outside right now so, yeah, chilly out there. this low is going to start to drop in and wrote it off the coastline so city getting one of those one time cold fronts that you get this is going to be a series of these waves of moisture kind of rotating around that low that will keep things pretty busy in the weather department i think here for the next few days you've got the snow you get the rain you get the hail the thunderstorms. there's the possibility for a funnel clouds tornadoes most likely last central valley, yeah we got it all yeah, you'd be able keep track all that i'm going to do my best and hope if you will help me at home and 70 some new pictures that i mean if you see some of that out there send it to us we'll put it on air go to our app for our web been reported absolutely would love to put it out that absolutely absolutely absolutely thank >>lights. all right still to come tonight on kron 4 news at night jury selection was supposed to begin today in the trial of former officer. >>derek chauvin who is charged with killing george floyd but there seems to be a delay will explain that situation when we come back. >>also a new data dashboard shows last year's employment opportunities are down by nearly half in san francisco. what the job market looks like right president biden's covid relief bill narrowly passing the senate now it's headed back to the house for a final vote. when it is expected on the president's desk. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >>millions of americans could soon receive a new round of stimulus checks. the senate narrowly passed president biden's 1.9 trillion dollars stimulus bill on saturday with democrats in the majority in the house speaker pelosi says that she's confident the bill will pass in the house and the president will sign it this week. under the legislation most americans making less than $75,000 a year will receive $1400 people with dependent children can expect to receive even more. the bill would also extend unemployment benefits which are set to expire on sunday. the san francisco chamber of commerce has a new economic recovery data. dashboard right now it shows last year's unemployment or rather employment opportunities. those were down 50% in san francisco compared to 2019. the data alsoishows that unemployment hit small businesses restaurants and the arts community, harder than other sectors of the situation, especially in the era of covid. >>the unemployment rate you know it's really astounding our unemployment rate during the pandemic recession was 12.7% that is an all-time high. even during the great recession or unemployment only people 9%. >>officials also tell us that the data is not really all that bad because it also shows signs of an economic recovery that's already underway in san francisco. >>still to come new york governor andrew cuomo here says there is no way he's resigning as a 5th accuser comes forward with harassment accusations. the democratic leader of the new york state senate is reacting to those latest developments tonight plus white jury selection for the former officer accused of killing george floyd has been delayed and governor newsome going to be making his 3rd state of the state address tomorrow. why this year's will be drastica >>tomorrow governor, newsome will give his 3rd state of the state address capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how this years, we'll be different. >>shaking or hugging no big reception in the assembly chamber governor gavin newsome state of the state will look unlike any other california has historically seen the governor tuesday will give his state of the state virtually from dodger stadium in los angeles to be candid with you. i've been back here. many times the last few weeks for reason on a snow to the central valley monday governor newsome said he wants to highlight the region in the upcoming speech i want to highlight farm workers. i want to highlight women. >>that have been disproportionate impacted by this pandemic want to highlight our children. our caregivers. i want to highlight this heroic work that's been done every single day. with people that are getting attention are being celebrated. but the quiet heroes in this pandemic the governor hinted the speech will be shorter than his first 2 state of the state addresses each clocked in just under 45 minutes. >>both laid out policy priorities for that year last year he focused entirely on homelessness and he says it will be a talking point tuesday. but overall he says this year the speech will be different when this is not. >>going to be a state of the state laden with lots of policy announcements it will be i hope received has also optimistic about not only resiliency but our capacity. to lead throughout this as well as talk about a future that i have all the confidence extraordinarily bright as long as it's inclusive future. >>another difference is the start time usually newsome does the state of the state address earlier in the day but tuesday speech begins at 06:00pm. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and as ashley pointed out the governor will be giving that stated the state address tomorrow night at 06:00pm you can watch it live right here on kron 4. >>this is an officials with the berkeley unified school district just announced they are expecting to be able to offer elementary school families the option to return their students to a 5 day schedule of on campus learning berkeley elementary school campuses set to reopen march 29th 4 tk transitional kindergarten through second grade and then campuses would open on april 12th for grades, 3 through 5 this is just breaking as we learn more we'll post the info on kron 4 dot com. meanwhile, the movement to recall governor, newsome has now 9 days left to send in signatures for verification. organizers say they've collected nearly 2 million signatures. only 1.5 million must be verified to qualify for a special election. so far about 700,000 signatures have been verified. march 17th is the deadline to get them verified counties have until april 29th to certify them if successful a special election would likely happen towards the end of the year. >>have now come forward to accuse new york governor andrew cuomo of harassment as the calls for him to resign are growing louder the democratic leader of the new york state senate is calling for cuomo to leave for the good of the state and republicans are circulating an impeachment proposal. governor cuomo says there's no way he'll step down over what he calls unproven allegations. he says lawmakers and voters should wait until the state attorney general finishes her investigation which could take months to complete. >>now to minneapolis and ground 0 for a year of reckoning around the nation over policing and race today, hundreds of people gathered outside the courthouse for the first day of the trial against former police officer. derek chauvin past the barricades and security a judge delayed the start of jury selection in that trial while an appeals court considers whether to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against chauvin who was seen on video kneeling on george floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes, the impact floyd's death and the aftermath stretching across the state across the nation. reporter brian into has the latest now from minneapolis. >>protesters in downtown minneapolis monday marching outside the fortified courthouse, where they wait for the derek chauvin trial to get under way i just want show support you not >>just us be here together like a community is just is this is like a bigger statement i hope that we see change and actually. >>get a conviction on this we have jurors former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin faces a second-degree unintentional murder and second-degree manslaughter charge connected to the death of george floyd last may which are bad number show that pressed his knee against floyd's neck for about 9 minutes even after floyd who was handcuffed went limp. chauvin's attorney says the former officer used reasonable force jury selection was supposed to start today, but has now been delayed because the prosecution wants a third-degree murder charge added the judge is waiting for court of appeals ruling before moving forward in some ways is that it's it's a procedural mess. >>here's what it is. it's difficult. for the judge to know precisely what law is here they could go forward or not because of these appeals are being filed. >>minneapolis is on edge after riots last summer when a police precinct in several businesses were set on fire. the national guard is now patrolling the courthouse that surrounded by fencing and barbed wire. police are concerned violent outside agitators could come into the city their frame of thinking is one in order to get notice. >>you make noise make noise to get attention these women are part of the a mother's love organization. the group is patrolling the streets almost 24 hours a day hoping to keep the peace what do you make of all the i mean the barbed wire and then i just walked by the national guard and that takes you got a good thing. it is as a vision a visionary person who sees things really is disheartening to see that we are in a state where we have to have barbed wire and and the national guard to protect the community. >>there were a lot of businesses. down last summer. there were a lot of folks that are still suffering that has setbacks of not being able to be in their community or not having a grocery store for a long time or not even being able to go to work. >>that was brian entin reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, a judge in kentucky has signed an order permanently closing a criminal case against brianna taylor's boyfriend. kenneth walker shot a police officer during the deadly raid that killed taylor last march, prosecutors dismissed an attempted murder of a police officer charge against walker in may. but they left open the opportunity to revisit the charge against him if new evidence surfaced. the judge today ordered that they dismissed the 2020 incident against walker with prejudice meaning it cannot be reconsidered. and i i just didn't. i just didn't want to be alive anymore. >>it's the interview everybody is talking about today, harry and meghan open up about their struggles with mental health. royal le issues and even discussions of their baby skin tone before leaving the royal family. details coming up. >>and showers pop up around the bay area there's going to be some snow on mountains and a lot of snow in the high country details coming up. >>in sports 7 saint mary's trying to knock off the number one team in the country in their conference tournament semifinals kylen mills has that also sharks giants a second go on and on its next in sports. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>happens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas when you're playing in the west coast conference tourney against the best team in the country. tonight, the saint mary's gaels taking on the number one gonzaga bulldogs in the men's semifinals randy bennett and company try as they might the zags were just too much in this one i mean it's a pretty tough task take a look here jolie i now says 3 guns at already up 11 to pretty much from tipoff. he finished with 16 points now logan johnson, battling for the gaels he gets a double pump to go and one he led saint mary's with 15, but it wasn't nearly enough. andrew to me scores inside there for the zags he had 18 in all 5 games at a starter scored in double digits. the final score 7855, the sag saint mary's drops a 49 they await possible and i team did it. now women soups watch out for the cardinal the stand for women's basketball team is on fire with the nc double a tournament less than 2 weeks away. they've won 14 straight the cardinal steamrolled 9th ranked most recently in route to the pac 12 tournament title yesterday they beat the bruins by 20 after losing to them during the regular season and get this stanford won its 3 tourney games by an average of 31 points in the conference of champions as it's known by many today, the card were rewarded with the number 2 spot in people climbing from the number 4 slot last week. >>they are only behind the all too familiar uconn squad now and wouldn't that be a fun game to watch in the nc double a tournament expect stanford earn a number one seed in the big dance which begins. just 2 sundays from now looking forward to that march madness is here now to the ice so the sharks hosting the blues at the tank. let's take a look at the 3rd blues leading 2, 1, action if the goal and logan couture flick he managed to get get past the goalie, the sharks tied heading into overtime and on the brake erik karlsson to a vendor came lights, the lamp securing the victory sharks when 3, 2, the final score over time, they'll head to anaheim to take on the docks on friday and hopefully start climbing up in the rankings now let's go out to some cactus league action giants d'backs evan longoria's the plate here he hits one high and deep to left center field along those ball is long though gone first of the year for the 3rd baseman san francisco, an arizona end up in a 2 to tie though. yes that i know we're not talking about soccer. that's just the way spring training works as for the a's know highlights here, but there wasn't much to see any ways they lose to the royals 10 3. they will play my chicago companies tomorrow. so good luck to the ace. that's a look at >>i talking 4 zone forecast and the high country as we start here in the bay. oftentimes this time a year fizz raining here up in the high country it's a snow yeah, and that means our chief meteorologist is a pretty busy these days lawrence when he got yeah, a little bit of everything coming our way right now of course you have the showers around the bay area the high country they are dealing with some snow there chain up on 80 tonight, if you believe that we haven't seen much in the bay area just a few scattered showers but we've got some snow now falling in this year that if you're headed up there. the next couple days watch out. see a lot of snow. i across the high country just saw snow plow go buy a moment ago on up there we go just on cue try to keep those roads clear up there for tonight, but certainly need the chains up there if you're heading that direction not all of this could be a cold system moving in so northern parts of mendocino county also toward humble looking maybe upwards of 8 inches maybe a foot of snow across the higher peaks they're going to probably see a lot more than that the sierra nevada higher peaks right 04:00pm on tuesday into wednesday. >>at 7 o'clock in the evening going to see a whole lot of snow moving through all because of this storm system rotating off the coastline doesn't look like is a really well organized from pat you see these waves of moisture one just about to make its way into northern california right now behind that we've got a lot more on the way that is going to keep things unsettled and went on and off throughout the bay area we've got some very gusty weather chance, some thunderstorms snow levels dropping down to about 2500 feet on our local mountain top staying on settled a wet i think through specially tomorrow evening that looks like the sweet spot. i think tomorrow evening we get the combination of that sun breaking through the clouds that giving heating giving rise the atmosphere and the instability that could provide some thunderstorms popping up all around the bay area by tomorrow afternoon you know i i find your language really interesting that all that commotion you consider that the sweet spot that everything you know to get those everything just has to come together just there in the bay area. >>that looks like that might be the case yet more spoken like a true meteorologist thank florence right. prince harry and meghan's explosive tv interview divided people around the world. >>really rocking a british institution that is now struggling to modernize with claims of racism and callousness towards a woman struggling with suicidal thoughts. during that 2 hour appearance with oprah. last night harry also revealed the problem said ruptured relations with some of the men in his family and the palace has not yet responded to that interview reporter nancy loo brings us the highlights. is it a boy or is it a girl. >>in their lengthy interview with oprah, the duke and duchess of sussex provided that noncontroversial revelation. but they also revealed a racial bombshell, harry and meghan said they felt a lack of support from the royal family even before their fairy tale wedding and race was said to be a factor as they prepare for parenthood. >>there's a conversation with the eu with harry. >>about how dark your baby is going to be. potentially and what that would mean or look like this is really been about from day one going after meghan markle in a way that they did not go after kate middleton and away the and not after other members of the royal family and now she is standing in her power. >>american journalists morris schiavo compo notes, today's widely negative reaction in the british tabloids. though the royal family has yet to respond to what was said by meghan and harry they hit his head on they said a big part about this is race and harry said outright i was afraid of history repeating itself referring to his mother's death. >>but in an even more dangerous way because now we've added a layer of race to this. >>according to duchess meghan tabloid criticism and palace pressure became too much prompting the family's move to california. >>so were you. thinking of harming yourself or you having suicidal gas. this was very very clear. >>very clear and very scary and you know i didn't know who to even. >>turn to and that talking about it public think you're talking about talking about their own struggle. definitely makes a difference in terms of reducing says state but also particularly to consume i can't particularly with that public figure. a person of color. woman psychiatric expert, gayle salt says markel's experience will help others and get more people to react supportive. lee. >>in a statement, the national suicide prevention lifeline said call volume stayed within typical ranges during and after the interview doctor saltz says reaching out to anyone in crisis can literally be a lifesaver it does require intervention being a princess. >>having means having a loving has been. none of those then yeah and oppression. >>and that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. >>up next destructive. destructive street party over the weekend in colorado police say that college students are to blame how. >>investigators plan to track down those responsible for the violence after making no arrests on the night of gather. >>the destructive street party over the weekend here in colorado hard to see specifics. but police say a violent crowd in boulder threw bottles and rocks injuring several officers got pretty wild reporter nicole fierro brings us details. >>i don't regard people flipping over a car as a party. are people throwing bottles and rocks and firefighters and police officers as a party. those are criminal acts and be treated as such a stern and strong warning from prosecutors please send the people in charge at siu boulder >>the school now recognized around the world for these parties gone out of control it literally was project acts like all the videos it. >>there were people all of the houses all over the roofs all over the ceilings there was like a mob of hundreds of people literally walking down college avenue like chasing the cop in an effort to break up the crowd boulder's police chief said officers received minor injuries, a swat car was badly damaged and they felt the need to deploy about 2 cans of tear gas we did deploy a limited amount of tear gas into very which got to the desired effect. i think the decision not to use. other force mechanisms was the right decision with this crowd. we do not want to. >>and to take further chief maris herold said they decided not to make any arrests last night to keep their crews back out of the crowd and instead taken collect a video to rest later but believe me. >>we have excellent body-worn camera video of the communities this video. there will be arrests arrest and consequences to students education at the university any student who was found responsible for having engaged in acts of violence. >>port police officers or other egregious acts, including property damage will face serious sanctions up to being removed from siu boulder and not being readmitted to you boulders chief operating officer says even those who refused to leave when asked by cleese are subject to consequences actions. students understand they're people make bad decisions and it makes the rest of us look pretty bad. nicole fierro news nation. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at night but grand i will be back at the top of the hour. there are concerns tonight over the date of the california is using to determine which vulnerable zip codes that 40% of the state's vaccine supply is reserved for white burial leaders say that the formula must 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