now, your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> we are entering into the next phase this week. >> this is the news many californians have been waiting to hear. governor newsom getting ready to implement phase two to re-open our state. the kinds of things that will be allowed again. good morning, it's tuesday, may 5th. and in 2020, that means a lot different, reggie. >> yeah, it hits different, doesn't it? >> yeah, because cinco de mayo, i would have been ready to ask you about what you are about to do and drink and eat, but not this year. >> huh-uh. same as it ever was, yesterday and the day before. >> i know. >> maybe we can see if it's going to be a nice day. hi, mike. >> it definitely will be. the sea breeze will kick in late

this afternoon and that will draw in clouds near the coast and slightly cooler weather. all in all, a nice day, absolutely. you can see a few high clouds over there, and over the north bay a few clouds and off the coast, and this is what it looks like from the east bay hills on the cinco de mayo. temperatures are milder this morning. as you head to noon you can see we go to inland, warmer than average. those temperatures by 7:00 back in the mid-50s to mid-60s due to the sea breeze. it's not going to stay around long. we will talk about really warm to hot temperatures coming up in the accuweather 7day forecast. let's get back to the news. businesses are getting ready to possibly re-open as early as friday. the state is going to enter now what is called phase two of the this process. amy hollyfield is live for us at walnut creek this morning on how

this cool play out. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. flower shops are on the list. you see this one here in walnut creek, it has covered up its windows, but could be re-opened as early as friday for curbside pickup just in time for mother's day. others on the lists is clothing stores and book stores, and governor newsom willlll the guidelines on san francisco's mayor says she looks forward to working with the governor on next steps. >> we're really excited about it. we want to see people get back to work, especially, but we want to do so responsibly. >> mayor breed would not confirm whether anybody would be reopening this friday. still a lot of details to be

worked out county by county. many people asked about hair salons. everybody needs a hair cut. they are not on the list to re-open yet. governor newsom saying let's not get amnesia and forget about why we are here and we still need to be caution about the spread of this disease. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. president trump is set to start traveling again today. he's going to phoenix arizona to tour a honey well plant that i i manufacturing n95 masks. the white house has not released further details. president trump left the white house for the first time in over a month on friday. he went to camp david in maryland by helicopter and today he will travel on air force one. now, an abc7 news live desk update. >> this morning we are looking at an alarming warning involving children and the coronavirus.

there are at least 15 children hospitalized with the mysterious illness that could be related to covid-19. this is what officials are warning right now. they say to be on the lookout for the serious syndrome that was first reported last month in europe. they showed symptoms including fever, rash and stomach illness, smilar to a rare condition called kawasaki disease and that can lead to heart problems. >> when the muscle itself is inflamed, injured or weak and their blood vessels are so injured their blurred pressures are low and it leads to where other organs in the body can be severely injured. >> a doctor in new york is currently treating six patients with the syndrome. most children that get covid-19 will not develop this. a new study is looking at how children are contracting covid-19 and if they can spread the virus. i will send it back over to you,

reggie. >> jobina, thank you. a major bay area health care system is performing nonemergency surgeries again. stanford just started rebooking the procedures. >> it's right where the stomach connects to the esophagus. >> after five years of pain. >> i am getting spasms in my back. >> he was booked for hernia surgery on april 1st only to have it canceled along with all other nonemergency procedures across california's health care system and hospitals had to focus all of their research on the coronavirus search, but it never came and so solomon was a call to reschedule. >> i was jumping for joe. just to sit here and laugh and talk with you, there's tremendous pain. >> the stanford department will operate on solomon.

>> i am looking forward to do what i do best. >> about 60% of capacity, and by june they want to be at 100%, which would mean 153 procedures a week. >> stanford hospital is a big place to come in and get care. >> and by safe, she means free of covid. why testing almost 80% of their employees allowed the medical center to re-open for elective procedures. >> what we found is we have had a .3% that have shown positive with covid and at the same time we did testing where less than 3% had the antibodies. >> because of direct sourcing, their hospitals have masks and supplies to keep their employees safe. >> kate larson, abc7 n

>> and according to the "san francisco chronicle" sz, workers were notified that somebody from the knob hill location tested positive and that employee last worked on april 10th. another tested positiveiveiveive ni ninth street location. the knob hill location did not close for cleaning. police chief in oakland is giving us an update on crime trends since the shelter-in-place went into effect in march. there has been a decrease but the department has seen an up shoot in shootings. there's an increase in the officers for the areas most needed. >> what we are seeing in the uptick has to do with the gangs and group conflicts in our community, and a large part of that, by the way, is outside

members coming into our city. >> the chief also says the department continues to give back to the community by delivering groceries need. helicopters can fly low between 300 and 500 feet while conducting patrols. if additional safety inspections are required our field personnel will maintain the social distancing with six feet of customers and wear personal protection equipment. let's see what is going on weather-wise. down in the south bay we have clear conditions and temperatures in the mid-40s to upper 40s. we have los altos hills at 52 for the mildest spot.

low to mid-50s on both of the bay shores. redwood city the exception. and low to upper 40s up in the north bay. pretty close to yesterday. maybe a couple degrees milder. what caught my eye was the b of a building. looks cool, doesn't it? modera moderate pollen today but strong sunshine. it will be breezy if you are getting some of the yard work finished before it gets too hot starting tomorrow. we end up in the mid and upper 70s by 1:00 to 2:00, and then can you see the sea breeze kick in and drop us down to 66 with increasing clouds by 7:00. for the east bay, 61. low to mid-70s for a couple hours and then the sea breeze kicks in and drops us down to 63 with increasing clouds by 7:00.

san francisco, we will reach 68 for a high today and notice the sea breeze kicking in at 3:00 and we drop down to 61 degrees with increasing clouds. it will be a touch different than yesterday afternoon, especially in the evening hours as the sea breeze rolls on. we will see you in a few minutes with that, first let's get over to jobina. good morning. good morning, mike. thank you very much. hello, everyone. we are checking back on the 101 alemany project in san francisco. yes, it's done but caltrans will be out there all week long until 6:00 a.m. doing work out there. you can see from the cones traffic is only down to one lane in -- well, looks like two lanes of traffic now on the right-hand side, so i will check on that. traffic is supposed to be down to one lane on each side, and while they work on these areas this will be down to 35 miles per hour and it will last until 6:00 a.m.

later in the week on wednesday and thursday, we should expect to see full closures for the northbound and southbound side so i will make sure and keep you posted on all of that. coming up, the seven things to know this morning, and -- >> huge surprise. i just can't even believe it. >> abc7's better bay area project thanks. we are hearing from the health-care workers receiving an unexpected bonus during this uncertain

welcome back, everyone. it's 5:13 if you are just joining us, here are seven things to know this morning. number one, governor newsom says phase two begins this friday, and low risk retail shops can be ready to open and details will be on thursday. and then large crowds and dangerous car stunts were spotted over the weekend and so

police are asking everybody to celebrate cinco de mayo responsibly. and then some items on wendy's menu are not not not not because of disruptions in materials. number five, while today resembles yesterday temperature wise i wanted to jump ahead to friday, the hottest day, and temperatures will be from 9 to 18 degrees warmer than average, with a lot of 90s in our inland areas in the south bay, east bay and north bay. number six, we are taking a live look right now at the 101 alemany project in san francisco. caltrans says you can expect lanes to be down to one lane on both sides from 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. throughout the week as

they do follow-up work on the site. number seven, baby yoda is getting his own version of monopoly. hasbro made this big announcement in honor of may 4th, star wars day. this will include baby yoda game pieces featuring him in adorable poses. and the ghost ship suspect was released on bail with an electronic ankle monitor yesterday. he's awaiting a new trial on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. almena was released to lake county where his wife and children live. good news for east bay congressman, he is out of the hospital this morning and he was hospitalized from pneumonia and a fractured rib in march. his son says he will continue to

recover at his home in d.c. until doctors say it's safe for him to fly back to the bay area. disaigner is also a leukemia survivor. we are hearing from the santa cruz hospital workers getting bonuses thanks to an anonymous gift. >> i don't think anybody could have ever imagined that kind of thank you. >> they say it's an amazing gift, and somebody who wants to remain anonymous donated $1 million to hospital employees. >> from a fund-raising perspective and philanthropy perspective, this is truly a very unique gift. >> full time workers will get an $800 bonus this month, and part time workers will get $400.

>> it's amazing to share with the whole hospital team, getting everything together, it's great, it's a really nice feeling. >> it's a boost to both the employees' finances and morale during an uncertain and scary time. >> we're ready. we are feeling safe and protected and feeling like we can do this. >> that was dan ashley reporting. we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everybody on the frontline battle, and just use the #betterbayarea. >> that's kindness on a whole other level, you guys, and we love to see that. >> i love it when reich people write checks. we need that as much as possible. >> otherwise a lot of us have to

write a lot smaller checks to equal that. >> yes. >> just to survive in the bay area. >> right. i would love to think if i won the lottery or had an extra million lying around, maybe i could do that, too. maybe some day. we're looking at clear condition, and mostly sunny on the cinco de mayo. milder and mostly cloudy tonight and the heat relaxes for mother's day, but, boy, is it going to be hot before we get there. today we are above average, just three to five degrees and that puts us to 78 in santa clara. as we head up the peninsula we start in the mid-70s and drop down to 71 in millbrae. you will be one of the cooler spots and breezy as we head into the evening hours. low to mid-60s along the coast and the clouds will try to gather there in the late afternoon and evening hours. 68 in san francisco today.

that ought to feel fantastic. mid to upper 70s through most of the north bay. santa rosa, 71 and down to 75 in fremont and castro valley. you break out in the low to mid-80s in the east bay neighborhoods. it's clear in morning but look how the clouds march towards us as we head towards lunch. that late afternoon and early evening surge of a sea breeze, that's when it comes in and that's what is going to make us feel a little cool during the evening hours. we will be in the upper 40s to low 50s tomorrow. here's a look at tomorrow afternoon. our hottest days on thursday and friday, and everybody is much more comfortable for mother's day sunday and into monday. have a good one. it's wildfire preparedness week here in california and the fire department says we should all take advantage of being

stuck at the house right now. >> we are still in a shelter in place, and one of the things we want to see people doing is taking the time to do simple things to get prepared for fire season. >> there was a small fire last night in santa rosa. a downed power line knocked out elctricity for about an hour, and this is how coronavirus is affecting fire departments. >> part of our normal procedures is we are evaluating our personnel twice a day and cnstantly looking for signs and symptoms or any indication that our staff may have contracted covid. >> the head of california's office of emergency services says while the state is dealing with the virus around the clock it is ready to shift to wildfires. look at this, a special

appearance at the san francisco zoo in celebration of may the fourth with you, an unofficial star wars holiday. the animals didn't know what to think or do. this tiger was like, we match kind of. this is funny, reggie. can you see it? >> yes, this is good. >> i like it. >> apparently -- >> oh, look at the otter. >> i guess it was the penguins that were not impressed but the tiger was ready to play and so were the otters. this is cute. >> i have a theory. i think the penguin -- they saw bb 8 go by and thought, oh, one of us got free? congratulations to that penguin. i love the tiger's reaction. that's amazing. a new survey shows if you work from home now you are

probably getting a lot done. this is according to usa today and linkedin. 54% said working from home increased their productivity. the reason? no commute. fewer distractions from coworkers and fewer meetings. i know a lot of people will disagree with that because i see people on zoom all day long in this household. on the down side about half the people surveyed said they feel lonely working from home. i am definitely working longer hours. is that weird? >> well, do you feel like you are more efficient? do you feel like you are getting more done? >> i am doing more. how about that? >> are you lonely, friend? >> yesterday would not end. what did you say? >> that's because you are out there changing jesse's life. that's why. >> we did do a nice story about one of our seniors that is

graduating and it took time and obviously every second was worth it. >> that was worth it. >> there you go. it has been valuable time spent that >> it has. a san francisco company is making plans to move to washington, d.c.

>> announcer: you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> we have wild temperature swings from temperatures being 15 to 16 degrees above average on friday, to below average next week. nothing subtle about the weather in the next several days. >> thanks, mike. juul is planning to leave san francisco. "the wall street journal" is now reporting juul will move headquarters to washington, d . d.c.. it's part of a broader plan by reducing the workforce by approximately one-third, and juul was founded in 2018. restaurants are starting to re-open but social distancing is continuing to be in place, and the new normal looks quite different. here's t.j. homes. >> in this morning's "gma" first

look, the future of restaurants. the u.s. closely looking at how restaurants get back into business overseas, and they are using plexiglass between booths and waiters required to wear masks. >> it's what we have adjusted to. even though the energy is not necessarily the same, i think people really appreciate the boundaries that you are putting in place so that they do feel safe dining. >> in seoul, south korea, guests are greeted with a mask and temperature check. with your "gma" first look, i am kenneth motoren, abc news, new york. we are coming back with a

full 90 minutes of news. today is cinco de mayo, but after seeing some of the pictures from celebrations over the weekend in san jose police are concerned about large clouds gathering. i am julian glover with details on how they are planning on

. >> announcer: now, your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> now at 5:30, supply chain interruptions. some of your fast-food favorites getting marked off the menu this morning. what we know about the situation at wendy's. >> it was like this was the big

celebration. ridiculous. >> finding ways to celebrated cinco de mayo safely. neighborhoods in one bay area community are worried after big crowds gathered over the weekend. then a push to keep silicon valley workers off the roads even once the pandemic ends. >> good morning. welcome to tuesday, may 5th. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> i went to a local hardware store yesterday and have not seen it that busy even on black friday or around christmas, and some of our neighbors were having a pool party yesterday. i think it's safe to say, some of us are over this. you can see the winds are quiet this morning and the sky is pretty clear. the breezes will pick up along the coast and the south bay bridge like yesterday afternoon and this time they will bring a few clouds along the coast, and that will put our temperatures in the 50s in san francisco. low to mid-70s around the bay.

some upper 70s to low 80s down in the south bay and north bay and low to mid-80s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. many businesses and retail stores are rushing to get ready to re-open. governor newsom is saying the state will enter phase two of the reopening on friday, and it will start with low-risk retail shops, but keep in mind things could happen differently based on where you live. county leaders will have faster or slower reopening rates given the health risk for each area. it's essential we stay at home and social distance to keep covid-19 cases down. in the south bay, images of crowded parking lots and dangerous car stunts are fueling concerns over cinco de mayo. julian glover is live with why

so many neighbors are worried this morning. >> reporter: good morning, kumasi. essentially this is what we do not want to see and that's why there's so much concern about the cinco de mayo and the large crowds that were gathering over the weekend. i want to get to them because it's almost unbelievable. viewers snapped the pictures of a huge crowd in the packed neighborhood near story and king roads on the east side of san jose. people obviously getting a head start on cinco de mayo there. they are shoulder to shoulder with few face masks in sight, and there were out of control drivers in usually what is a peaceful parade of cars. >> that doesn't represent us. you know, the beautiful flag, the beautiful cars, the young, the old, coming together, you know, celebrating a beautiful

day. >> some neighbors there a little upset of what they saw over the weekend. san jose police telling us they have an extensive plan for how to handle the crowds on cinco de mayo involving extra officers but the police chief, eddie garcia, said those officers will not be going into crowds and handing out citations for violating the social distancing health order, and they are asking for those celebrating cinco de mayo are celebrating safely and keeping their distance from folks if you plan to celebrate. >> julian, now. happening today, dozens of rvs are rolling up to that the oakland coliseum to help with the lack of shelter during the pandemic. the city is launching a trailer isolation program to house homeless and medically

vulnerable citizens. happening today, a major step in the race to get coronavirus testing, which is a crucial part of reopening the bay area. sonoma county is opening two testing sites for any resident regardless if they are showing symptoms. unlike many other testing areas, there's no drive through option. you have to get out of your car. appointments are required and they can be made online or over the phone. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. results are in now in the mission district which has the highest number of coronavirus in the city. in four days they tested nearly 3,000 people. 62 of those people tested positive. of that group 95% were latinos. most of those infected, 90%, reported they were unable to work from home.

san francisco also announced free coronavirus testing for anybody go into work regardless if they have symptoms. coming up this week we are focusing on the issues the latino community is facing during the pandemic. our special series "race and the coronavirus:a bay area conversation" continues here on abc7, and you can stream it on the news app or go to abc7news.com. happening today a. k, a key decision on the sick leave ordinance. it would require employers to provide 80 hours of paid time off for frontline workers. >> i am doing the best i can, and it's hard. >> i should not have to face an infectious disease that has the potential to kill me in an effort to secure my home and pay my bills. >> oakland's proposal would extend to include uber and lyft

drivers and companies with more than 500 employees. new in the south bay this morning some customers are noticing major changes to wendy's because of the issues in their supply chain. jobina fortson is here to explain. >> good morning, kumasi. the fast-food chain is putting up signs on its drive through men use at some of its locations in san jose. check out the video so you can see what is happenig. the signs say, quote, we are currently experiencing interruptions in the supply chain which may affect the availability of certain products. you can see several items have been crossed off the menu and say they are no longer available, and those items include hamburgers, salads and fruits, and some of the kids' men use as well, and it's unclear if this is happening at all wendy locations, and they hope to have everything back and

stocked of the menu as soon as possible. and then some shops in fresno have installed these thermal scanners. it looks like an ipad and can read a person's temperature without being touched. if anybody registered with a temperature above 100.4, they will be asked to leave. >> normal temperature. please wear a mask. >> basically the way it works, it takes a thermal look at just the region of the face and it can isolate the face very well and it gives you a temperature reading. >> some raised question about privacy and the company that makes the technology says the scanners do not store any personal information or data. coming up, carnival cruises wants to set sail again. the company is telling customers when it expect to get back to sea. >> when they found out who was

in the driver's seat, that's in a moment. but first we go over to mike nicco. >> on this tuesday we have 36 cal calistoga. everybody else in the 40s in the north bay and not as cold as it was. 47 in redwood city. 48 in cupertino. everybody else in the low to mid-50s where we should be. here's a look at emeryville, about 51 degrees. cars are coming south at us as they head toward the bay, and almost as breezy driving this afternoon, especially south of the bay bridge. warmer, just a little more than average this afternoon, and then breezes out south of the bay bridge. and then east bay valleys, 55 this morning to already in the mid-70s by noon. upper 70s to low 80s for a couple hours. even the sea breeze reaches us by 5:00 and temperatures drop to

about 69 degrees under a mostly sunny sky by 7:00. here's a look at the south bay. 51 at 7:00, and near 70 at noon and mid to upper 70s this afternoon and then down to 66 degrees by 7:00. you can see the high clouds rolling in on the peninsula. also, by 11:00 we jump from 50 this morning to 67 then and mid-70s this afternoon, but already 71 at 5:00 to 65 at 7:00, so the sea breeze is going to check you first before the rest of us. it's not going to hang around very long. we still have the heat wave coming up starting tomorrow and we will talk about that coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. jobina has her traffic hat on. what is going on out there for our essential workers? we have just a few things. minor crashes, but mainly road construction. we will take a live look right now and i will take you to oakland and show you the 880 coliseum camera there, and for

perspective the brake lights heading northbound and southbound they are on the left-hand side of your screen. and 880 between 7th street and market street, explain lane closers there until 7:00 a.m., so a heads up to you. happening today in the south bay a vote on a proposal that would keep more people working remotely after the pandemic. santa clara county supervisor wants a commute-free commitment from large silicon valley companies to help keep pollution low. departments could be looking at ways to support much as possible. i am reggie aqui. you can download this on apple

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we've got a day starting off with a little cloud cover along the coast and we will show you that with a live look from the east bay hills camera, and we will use this as the backdrop to talk about a day where high clouds will join us, and 60 at the coast and 80s inland. the oppressive heat, the dangerous heat still lock spwaod so cal and that will leak up towards us. 105 today in palm springs and they will deal with that for four or five days where we will deal with it for about three. 66 in tahoe. notice when burbank starts to cool down on friday that's when we start to get some of our hottest temperatures up here in no cal. reggie? >> thank you. at least two cruise lines are announcing when they plan to go back to sea after coronavirus outbreaks on ships. norwegian is planning to return

to >> it's interesting they can't get me off the ship and yet in a few months they can get guests on ships and start sailing again. as a citizen of the country, i don't have the virus, and i have been stuck on the ship for 50 days and let us go home, and then let's talk about getting cruises started again. >> 50 days on there? and carnival has been at the center of the pandemic after outbreaks on at least seven of its ships, and that includes the "grand princess" that was docked here in the bay area in march. now to the latest on the college admissions scandal. while most courtrooms are closed because of the pandemic, attorneys for lori loughlin and other parents are set to argue before a judge today by telephone. they are accusing the government

of fabricated evidence. prosecutors deny any misconduct. and covid is impacting the way some of the parents are serving time. two were set to report to prison this week and the judge says they can wait until june 30th because of concerns over the virus. one boy in utah tried hitting the open road for a long-distance joyride. utah's highway patrol says they saw a 5-year-old, yeah, 5, and he was in his parents' car going about 30 miles per hour on the freeway yesterday, and he said he was angry with his mom for not buying him a lamborghini, and he had $3 on him and was going to buy one here in california. >> the young man was there and sitting on the front edge of the seat so he could reach the the e

pedal to keep the car stopped while i was talking to him. >> the joyride lasted about five minutes and thankfully nobody got hurt, but charges could be filed against his parents. two east bay children were able to behave themselves with a homemade-themed star wars obstacle course. two young jedi sisters were moving at light speed and moving around the course and around their backyard. >> come on, princess leia. >> they were cute. at least they were not out driving their parents' cars down the highway. >> how does that happen? i am confused. >> how did that happen? where were the keys? he just got in?

backed it out and left? >> how did he >> he did look big for five. >> that's for sure. but at five years old, and wanting a lamborghini and upset about it. >> and with $3. >> maybe there's a lesson to be learned about how much lamborghinis cost, first of all and then maybe not taking your parents' car for a joyride. good morning. it's a nice-looking morning. looking off to the east we are seeing more sunshine. today will be a lot like yesterday, a few more clouds along the coast will be the difference on this cinco de mayo. building heat begins tomorrow and mother's day, we will bring you relief from the heat. you can see some of the clouds banking up against the peninsula coast. as we head through the afternoon hours, it looks like the sea breeze will kick in about an

hour earlier than yesterday, and look at the cloud cover already during the late afternoon and early evening hours, starting to make a trip towards the east. it will hit our neighborhoods after the heating of the bay has peaked. we will have low to mid-70s along the peninsula with san mateo at 73 degrees. along the coast low to mid-60s, and trying to hit the upper 70s downtown san francisco and sausalito. we will have low to mid-70s here on the shore, and some 80s, low to mid-80s for most of the inland east bay neighborhoods. tonight milder than this morning. upper 40s to mid-50s. notice the low clouds don't hang around for the entire overnight hours and that extra sunshine tomorrow jump starts our warming trend and peaks on thursday and friday with mid-90s inland and mid-80s around the bay and 70s at the coast.

check out the nice weather for mother's day, sunday and monday, and temperatures next week will be cooler than average, so quite a swing coming at us in the next seven days. that's your forecast for now. amazon vice president quit his job to protest the firing of employees who shared concerns about the spread of the pandemic at company warehouses. he wrote in a blog post he left his job last week in dismay after amazon fired several workers that criticized the company. all the employees fired were minorities or women. among the employees were a warehouse worker that led a strike last month. tesla ceo elon musk and his partner are new parents to a baby boy. he made the announcement on twitter and responded to peoples' questions confirming it was a boy, claiming his name

ax dash 12 musk. the cryptic image -- i am still trying to get over >> yes, they think it could have to do with the scandinavian alphabet because the ae thing is pronounced ash, and the a 12 is linked to the cia aircraft. i don't know. that could be wrong. i aplg jum just confused. what happened to charles? >> what happened to apple? >> right. that is starting to look fantastic. >> brian. >> just brian. >> coming up, new at 6:00, facebook launches new feature

arfeatures. bert firut first a debate o masks. they are the new normal, but some are still resisting. here at abc7 we are honoring 2020 graduates. nathanial's mom says he was ending the school year on a high note and definitely looking forward to graduation. mom writes he deserves to be honored, and we agree. congratulations to nathanial. >> on the site you can

as face masks become more common some are raising questions about why are not wearing them.

you must wear a mask inside an essential business or mass transit. other parts of the country, some are not adhering to the recommendations. here are the dos and don'ts of wearing a face covering. >> people that should wear a mask is when people are outside or cannot keep at least six feet between others. you don't have to wear a mask in your own home around healthy people or in your car by yourself. >> the doctor reminds us, you still need to keep at least six feet apart from others even if you are wearing a mask. >> this morning we are getting a closer look at the new documentary following first lady, michelle obama. >> i have from the south side of chicago. that tells you as much about me as you need to know. >> becoming, she's on her on hen

tour. she made a stop here in san francisco back in december of 2018. she says the film celebrates the powerful stories of the people she met from her childhood to her life today. i am ready to get inspired. i am ready for this. >> as anything she does, it's well worth watching. such an inspiration. 70s and 80s tomorrow. and then on thursday you can see the 90s creeping into the east bay and mid and upper 90s in the east bay on friday while we hit the 90s in the south bay and north bay and low to mid-70s at the coast. friday, easily our hottest day. >> thanks, mike. next at 6:00, a new warning about kids and covid-19. the concerning thing that doctors are seeing in some of the youngest patients. also, new cases of coronavirus at two local trader joe's stores. how the company reportedly

responded. will your favorite retailer

kids and coronavirus. at the live desk i am tracking a new concern, a mysterious illness related to covid-19. the warning going out this morning. phase two just days away. we're breaking down what will be

allowed when california's recovery enters this new phase. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, may 5th. we are looking forward to the changes and this big warm-up coming to the bay area. mike is tracking our temperatures this morning. >> with the hottest temperatures hitting friday, can you imagine what our parks and beaches may look like if the last couple of weekends have been any indication? we will see when we get there. first we have to get there. let's talk about what is going on outside. looks quiet with our doppler 7.. clouds along the coast stretching into san francisco, and they will push you in the 60s this afternoon before the sea breeze kicks in and brings the clouds back late in the afternoon and evening hours. 45 to 51. not quite as chilly as yesterday. you could see 69 to 73 with high clouds and sunshine at noon for our bay and inland neighborhoods. 68 to 72, about the same as yesterday, such minor ces