ANNOUNCER: WHERE THE NEWS COMES FIRST. THIS IS KCRA 3 NEWS AT 4:00. TEO: GOOD MORNING. IT’S THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. I’M TEO TORRES. HERE’S A LOOK AT OUR BIG STORIES TODAY. TODAY, GOVERNOR NEWSOM IS EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE WHAT HE’S CALLING A "NEW CHAPTER" IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID. THE GOVERNOR WILL TALK ABOUT WHAT THE STATE WILL DO AS IT TRANSITIONS OUT OF REACTING TO THE PANDEMIC, TO LIVING WITH IT. THE PLAN IS EXPECTED TO OUTLINE WHAT PEOPLE CAN DO TO STAY HEALTHY AND WHAT BUSINESSES AND SCHOOLS CAN DO TO STAY OPEN. SUTTER’S LANDING PARKING LOT IS NO LONGER BEING CONSIDERED AS A POTENTIAL SAFE SITE FOR THE HOMESSLE. THAT’S ACCORDING TO SACRAMENTO CITY COUNCIL MEMBER KATIE VALENZUELA. THE DECISION COMES AFTER SOME PEOPLE BROUGHT UP CONCERNS ABOUT SAFETY LAST MONTH. THE CITY IS OKLOING AT NEW POTENTIAL SITES THAT COULD SERVE AS SAFE PARKING SITES FOR THE HO MELESS. LET’S GET A CHECK ON OUR FORECAST. THIS IS METEOROLOGIST MELANIE HUNTER. MELANIE: WE HAVE A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES FROM THE COAST TO THE VALLEY. STILL NOT UPER H 40’S IN SACRAMENTO AND YUBA CITY. LOOK AT THAT. CALM WIND, 35 DEGREES IN STOCKTON. IT IS COLD IN TRUCKEE, STEPPING OUT INTO THE TEENS. AS WE CONTINUE INTO THE AFTERNOON, ALL OF US ARE GOING TO HAVE A WEST WIND. WE WILL LOSE THAT BREEZE BY THIS AFTERNOON. TODAY, WE WILL HAVE PLENTY OF SUNSHINE, CLEAR FROM START TO FINISH. TEMPERATURES SHOULD TOP OUT IN THE UPPER 60’S AND NEAR 70. STILL ABOVE AVERAGE TODAY.