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 changes you probably won't notice, but

you will when the warmth gets here and we will talk about that coming up. let's get to reggie for the news of the day. >> thank you. many businesses and retail stores are getting ready to possibly re-open. governor newsom will announce phase two on thursday, and that will include clothing stores, book stores and flower shops reopening. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. >> it would be nice to see the boarded up flower shop be open for mother's day, but the governor did leave room for the counties to make these decisions. there's still a lot of details to be worked out. the governor said some retail, like book stores, clothing and sporting good stores could re-open for curbside pickup as early as friday. he will announce criteria on thursday that must be met for

reopening. he left the door open for counties to stay closed if that's what they think is best. >> for example, the bay area, northern california, they have guidelines where they are a little more strict than these guidelines. if they choose not to come into compliance with the state guidelines they have that right. >> reporter: we checked in with san francisco mayor, london breed, who would not confirm whether anybody new would be opening in san francisco this friday and she says she looks forward to working with the governor. pressure to re-open is growing and there were protests last week and the governor says he will be making decisions based on data. no hair cuts yet. no gyms. the governor is saying don't forget social distancing and don't forget why we are doing all of this, to stop the spread of the virus.

reporting live from walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. the president is going to travel today, headed to phoenix, arizona, to tour a honeywell plant. the president said he will also travel to ohio soon. the white house has not released details on that. president trump left the white house for the first time in over a month on friday. it was a short trip. he went to camp david in maryland by helicopter. today he will travel on air force one. now, an abc7 news live desk update. >> at the live desk we are looking at an alarming new warning involving the coronavirus and children. there are at least 15 children in the hospital right now where the mysterious illness that could be related to covid-19. here's what officials are saying this morning about the situation. they say to be on the lookout for the serious syndrome that was first reported last month in europe. the children first showed symptoms including fever, rash

and a stomach illness, and a condition similar to kawasaki disease and that can lead to heart disease. >> the muscle itself is inflamed and weak, or their blood vessels are so injured that their blood pressures are low, and it leads to where all the organs in the body can be injured. >> a doctor in new york is currently treating six patients with the syndrome and he said most children that get covid-19 will not develop this. a new study is look into how children are contracting covid-19 and how it is spread. kumasi, i will send it to you. >> thank you. at least two trader joe's employees have tested positive. workers were notified that somebody from the knob hill location tested positive and that employee last worked on april 10th.

another tested positive at the ninth street location and that person last worked on friday, and that location was closed for cleaning and it has opened back up, and the knob hill location did not close for cleaning. and then an update on crime trends since was in place. there's an increase in officers in areas most needed. >> a lot of what we are seeing of this uptick has to do with some of the gangs and group conflicts in our community, and a large part of that, by the way, is outside influeces and outside members come into our city. >> the chief also says the department continues to give back to the community by delivering groceries and face masks to those in need. >> a major bay area health care system is going back to nonemergency surgeries. stanford medical center just started to rebook its

procedures. stanford said it tested nearly 80% of its employees and that has allowed them to re-open for elective surgeries. >> i was jumping for joy. i really was. even just to sit here and laugh and talk to you, there's a lot of pain. right now i have been in tremendous pain all day. >> i am looking forward to getting back together with my team in the operating room and doing what we do best. >> stanford says thanks to large donations their hospitals have plenty of masks and supplies to keep their employees safe. it hopes to operate at full capacity by june. it is wildfire preparedness week here in california and the santa rosa fire department says people should take advantage of being stuck at home right now. >> we are still in a shelter in place, and what we want to see people doing is taking advantage of the time to do simple things, such as being prepared for what could be a busy fire season,

meaning there's weed evadement, and home hardening. >> there was a small fire last night in santa rosa. a downed power line knocked out electricity for about an hour. this is how the coronavirus is affecting fire departments. >> part of our operating procedures, we are constantly looking for signs and symptoms or any indication that any of 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. huge surprise. i just can't even believe it. >> we're hearing from the health-care workers who are receiving an unexpected bonus during this uncertain time. and is this what the commute could look like in the bay area when we start heading back to work? the changes being made in other

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moderate pollen, strong sunshine and a breezy afternoon for your outdoor activities. here's a look at what is going on as far as the north bay where we jump from 45 to 75 from 7:00 to 1:00. high clouds and sunshine before the low clouds start to invade around 7:00. especially our coastal valleys. in the east bay we start in the 50s and stay there through 9:00, and low 70s for the better part of the afternoon hours when it becomes breezy, high clouds and sunshine and then low clouds by 7:00. the temperature down to 63 degrees then. along the coast we will get sunshine from time to time and the bay will be sunny most of the day, and the breeze will keep us in the mid-60s for the most of the day in san francisco. we will talk about the warming trend coming up next in the accuweather 7-day forecast. first, let's say good morning to jobina and talk about our essential workers. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. i talked about road construction and we will get to one of our

bigger projects right now in san francisco along highway 1, between 101 and gary boulevard. you can see all of the southbound lanes are closed there and we have one lane on the northbound side, and so just a heads up for our essential workers this will slow you down this morning if that's part of your morning commute. only in the north bay direction, and you can get through and that will be until 8:00 a.m. today. this could be the future for commuting and what it might look for all of us, social distancing stickers on the floor of trains and riders spaced out. this is happening in milan, italy, and you can see people seem to be following the rules there. reggie and kumasi, i am curious what this would look like during peak commute hours in and out of san francisco moving forward, but it's definitely interesting to see. good for them. >> yeah. i think it would be tough to

kind of enforce that. you know what i mean? when you are getting on that train, when you are like, nobody else can fit in here. >> they will have to do strict capacity control on every one of the trains. >> yeah, i know. well, thousands of you have been working from home for weeks and a new survey is looking at how it's impacting productivity. we are looking at a sloth at the phoenix zoo. as we head to break, we are taking a live look

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2015. ghost ship founder, derick all menna is out of jail as he awaeut awaits a new trial. he was just released from santa rita jail with an electronic ankle monitor yesterday. he was released to lake county where his wife and children live. his release is tied to the judicial emergency orders intended to stop the spread of coronavirus in jails. and then a gift to employees at the hospital here. full time workers will get an 8$800 $800bonus this month. >> it's amazing to share with the whole hospital team, everybody working together and getting things together, and it's great. it's a really nice feeling.

>> employees say the generous donation is a boost to both their finances and morale during an uncertain and scary time. we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everybody on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. just use the #betterbayarea to say thank you and we will share the love. >> write those checks, rich people. it helps. >> it definitely does help. >> mike, what do you have in store? >> i have got heat. we will be writing checks to keep comfortable later on in the week if you want to run the air-conditioner. it will cost you. it's 52 degrees now as we look from the east bay hills. you can see the clouds covering the peninsula coast all the way up into san francisco. by the afternoon hours it will be mostly sunny everywhere with a few high clouds in areas that don't have them right now.

on this cinco de mayo, temperatures a lot like yesterday so we will call it two for tuesday. and then the heat, we have got it until mother's day and relaxed just in time for mom. let's look at the fog forecast. you can see the low clouds along the peninsula coast, and in the afternoon hours look at the surge everywhere and even pushing through the bay as we head into the evening commute. so that gives you an idea of how quickly it's going to change things late this afternoon, and until then we will top out in the middle of the afternoon, in the mid to upper 70s in the south bay. our warmest temperatures, morgan hill and gilroy, low 80s there. 71 at mill gray to 76 in redwood city. around 60 to 64 along the coast. upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito. it will be a breezy afternoon. up in the north bay, mid to upper 70s, and we will try to get to 81 in calistoga. as you head into our inland neighborhoods, we have low to

mid-80s. san ramon maybe a bit behind at 79 degrees. tonight upper 40s to mid-50s. the accuweather 7-day forecast, the warming begins with upper 70s and upper 80s away from the coast on wednesday and then 90s inland for thursday, friday and saturday and reaching the mid-80s friday around the bay as we get to 70 at the coast. that's when it's going to be warmest, guys. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we will check in with ginger zee with what is happening on "good morning america." >> nice to be with both of you this morning. we will begin with the coronavirus and the new fears coming with the high numbers of people infected and also the reopening of so many states. when should we do it as they relax restrictions? all the answers to the questins could be here. and then a warning from a top pediatrician this morning. and then the future of dining

out. will the widespread shutdown of restaurants and cafes make eating out a thing of the past? how will the food service industry bring customers back? the ceo of starbucks is joining us live with their big changes. then, we are celebrating teacher appreciation day honoring the classroom heroes who are keeping our kids engaged. we will also have the kids who are missing those teachers. a big celebration and surprise you will get in on, and it's a big one here on this tuesday morning here on "gma." it's wonderful to be with both of you. >> likewise. >> ginger, when you are talking about restaurants changing and all that, and i gave up last night, and it was microwave pwur burritos for everybody. >> we do that for lunch almost every day. thank goodness for the microwave burrito. >> if the microwave breaks,

we're in serious trouble, as you know with my cooking skills. >> enjoy yours today. >> thanks, i will. let's go to the phoenix zoo and it has been closed because of the coronavirus, so workers are getting creative to replace the revenue, and who doesn't love a good sloth? they added him to cameo, and cameo is usually where you pay a celebrity to give you a shout-out, and it turns out fernando is a huge hit. so far the zoo says they have received 150 requests for things like birthdays, so they even upped fernando's fee. he was charging 25 bucks a pop, but now it's 50. fernando, i love it. >> i am intrigued. >> do you think his phone calls and cameos are just very slow? >> very.

>> also, congratulations in order for bay area restaurants. they have been named finalist for a james beard award, and obviously it's a huge deal, like an oscar for the food industry. it was supposed to be handed out in march and it was delayed because of the pandemic. restaurants including srur you, say shawn and swan. i have been to one of those, kumasi. >> which one? >> quints. it's not because i could afford it. it was given to me as a wedding present. >> i think you told me about this, and you enjoyed that meal. i remember. >> it was way too fancy for me, but i enjoyed every second of it. and facebook is making it easier for you to help businesses in your neighborhood. the new features launching today. >> that is true. also, on your screen is some of the other restaurants that are

finalist in case you want to check them out. there's too many to name. but san francisco -- >> there you go. >> the bay area, cleaning up. we like to see that. >> we are just going to keep going with this. >> outside of the city, we're just going -- look, we will tell you all about it. just go eat and drink when we finally get the chance. the end. >> put your microwave burrito in. as you get your day started, we are going to take a live look outside. what are we looking at? i like to see this. the bay bridge, the

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stay well and keep it golden. welcome back, everyone. nordstrom is planning for its

future. the company just released what customers can expect when stores are re-opened. some changes are providing face coverings for employees and customers. and keeping returned merchandise off the sales floor for a certain amount of time. and then it took the sba two weeks to process the loans, but in more than a week more than 2 million have been processed. it's part of the 72% of micro-small businesses in the bay area that employ ten people or less. he applied for a ppp loan through bank of america but still waiting for approval. >> we have been working with the larger banks in particular through a slightly different process so we would not bog down our system. we have tried different pacing techniques. we don't have the big backlog

that was reported last week. >> roughly 76% of loans were processed in the north bay where 71% of the loans were processed in san francisco, the east bay and peninsula as well as santa clara county. happening today, facebook users can offer more help and support during the pandemi through their community help hub. this is a page where people can request food, supplies and information about local resources. the social media company is adding resources, like donating to non-profits and signing up to be a donor at a blood bank. if you want to help, go to facebook.com/covid support. and then where you can get tested even if you don't have symptoms starting today. plus the ultimateam from london breed after days of social distancing problems at

dlowerio delores park. and then people getting ahead on cinco de mayo

it was like covid-19 was beaten and this was the big celebration. ridiculous! >> now at 6:30, finding ways to celebrate cinco de mayo safely. neighbors in one bay area community are worried after big crowds gathered over the weekend. the warning from police. fast-food favorites off the menu this morning. these signs spotted in the south bay overnight. what we are learning about a supply chain interruption at wendy's. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, may 5th. hi, friends. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> mike nicco has a look at your day ahead. >> good morning, reggie, kumasi,

and thank you for joining us this morning. you can see it's dry, but let me show you what is going on from the east bay hills camera. you can see a blanket of clouds from the peninsula coast. that will have an affect on our weather today, it will keep us from getting too warm like we will get tomorrow and the day after that and the day after that. 64 at half moon bay. mid to upper 70s barely around the bay, and by mid-70s, i mean 76 is as warm as it gets and 71 in richmond. you can see low to mid-80s in our inland valleys. that's it for today. enjoy it because it's going to get hot tomorrow. happening today, new images of crowded parking lots and dangerous car stunts are fueling concerns of cinco de mayo chaos. the early celebrations have some people worried that today's beloved tradition will be

soured. julian glover has why people are so concerned about this. >> that was from the early celebrations that happened a couple days ago over the weekend, so there's a lot of concern from the san jose police about the crowds that could come out for cinco de mayo today. we want to get right to the pictures this morning. a viewer snapping these pictures of a huge crowd gathering near story and king roads on the east side, getting a head start on the celebrations. look, they are basically packed shoulder to shoulder with few masks in sight here. police tell us they have an extensive plan for cinco de mayo, including extra officers out there, and the chief says those officers will not be going into the crowds and handing out citations for folks violating social distancing health orders. neighbors are just hoping people will use common sense. >> it was like, it was like covid-19 was beaten and this was

the big celebration with people coming out on to the streets. ridiculous. >> sjpd also planning to crack down on that right there, side shows and out-of-control drivers during what is usually a peaceful parade of cars for folks to check out the cinco de mayo holiday. police in san jose are asking people if you are going to be out and celebrating cinco de mayo do so responsibly, and that doesn't just involve not drinking and driving, it also involves making sure you are keeping your distance from folks if you are out and about. for now, reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. san francisco's delores park can be closed if people do not start with the social distancing measures. >> if we see the behavior has not changed we will close the

park. >> mayor breed made this announcement saying she was disappointed to see large crowds at the park over the weekend. this is video from drone view 7. the police chief said it's okay to go to the park with family members or people in the same household and he said people at the park should be wearing face masks though, and there are a team of officers focused on parks and they are starting to cite people. dozens of rvs are rolling up to help the dire need for housing during this pandemic. the city is officially launching a trailer isolation program to house homeless and medically vulnerable people, and to house nurses and first responders so they can avoid contracting and spreading coronavirus. those that live in the trailers will also get three meals a day. last week san francisco announced a similar program to move rvs into the bay viewpoint area. and then coronavirus test

something a huge part of opening the bay area, and sonoma county is opening two public testing sites, and this is regardless of symptoms. you could have no symptoms and get tested. the two sites will be in santa rosa and petaluma. unlike many testing sites, there is no drive through option so you need to get out of your car. appointments are required and can be made online or over the phone and we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. and results are out following coronavirus testing for those working or living in san francisco's mission district. in four days nearly 3,000 people got tested. 62 of them tested positive. listen to this. of that group 95% were latinos. most of those infected, 90% reported they were unable to work from home, so we're talking about people who are doing essential jobs. san francisco also announced free coronavirus testing for

anybody going into work regardless if they have symptoms. coming up this week we will be focusing on the issues the latino community is facing during this pandemic. it will continue on thursday at 4:00 p.m. here on abc7. you can watch it on live tv, stream it on abc7news.com, or stream it live on our app. and then the city council is set to vote on an emergency sick leave ordinance and it would require employers to provide 80 hours of paid time off for front-line 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 and include any uber and lyft drivers and companies that have more than 500 employees. in the south bay some

customers are noticing changes to the menu at wendy's because of the issues with their supply change. >> good morning. yes, the fast-food chain is putting up signs on its drive through menu. some of the san jose locations here. it says, quote, we are currently experiencing interruptions in the supply chain that may affect the sreavailability of certain items. it could include hamburgers, salad and some fruits and, it's unclear if this is happening at all wendy's locations, and wendy's is working to minimize the impact to customers and they said there's disruptions in the beef products. >> thanks.

we are just days away from easing shelter-at-home restrictions. coming up next, what phase two looks like and when it's expected to start. and the pandemic could alter the food industry forever. this morning the ceo of starbucks reveals their big changes. right now at the new york stock exchange, we are up this morning about 288 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. plus, more "tiger king." how the wild netflix series will switch to the big screen, and how the real joe exotic is asking for help to get out of prison. >> i've had enough. >> have you? >> i can't even watch the reunion special, because when i got to the end i had to take a break and i am still on the break. >> my break was over. i watched the reunion special and really liked it. >> did you? >> yeah. >> you will get into it.

you will be back. mike, you have finished it? >> i have not even started to be honest with you. >> oh, my. >> i spent yesterday afternoon watching "the last dance." i would rather have a jordan fix before a tiger king fix. i will get there, i promise. by the time you guys stop talking about it i will start. let's take a look at what is going on in san francisco. we are half cloudy and half sunny this morning. everybody around 51 to 52 degrees. that's a pretty harmonious morning there. we have got some 40s elsewhere, mid-40s to low 50s. a 38 emeryville, about 50 degrees. for the commute, breezy south of the bay bridge like it was yesterday afternoon. in fact, it's a smaller time window, only seven hours today compared to eight hours yesterday, so it will start at

2:00. east bay valleys, high clouds and sunshine and mid-70s already by 11:00. upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon under a mostly sunny sky. about 69 and comfortable at 7:00. from the south bay, 49 to 58 to 69 to mid and upper 70s this afternoon with high clouds and sunshine. down to 66 at 7:00. in the peninsula, we will be more affected by the afternoon/evening sea breeze. look at the temperatures top out at 74 at 3:00 and then fall all the way down to 65 with increasing breezes and clouds by 7:00. that won't last long. we have got the heat coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. i will see you in a few minutes with that. hi, jobina, how is the morning commute going? >> hi, mike. the morning commute is going pretty well, thank you. hello, everyone. i have been talking about road construction. that has been one of the biggest things happening during our shelter-in-place order, and i will look from the caltrans

camera in san francisco this morning so can you see highway 1 in between 101 and gary boulevard until 8:00 a.m., all southbound lanes closed and you can see the work trucks there and there's one lane open on the northbound side there, and this is until 8:00 a.m. so a heads up to our essential workers. a vote on proposal thatttt keep more people working from home. it would start with 22,000 employees, if approved departments would be asked to look at ways to support

i noticed the door is open behind me, and i think i have a little critter walking around behind me. as we look at the east bay hills camera, here's a look at your day planner for today. 45 to 51 at 7:00. 58 to 62, noon to 4:00 along a breezy and the clouds will be stickier at the coast. the rest of 69 to 73 at noon and the dangerous heat is still down well south of us. as you look at burbank's temperatures -- i should say, mid to upper 80s through the central valley, but look at burbank's temperatures, they start to cool but then look where it gets hotter, up near our neighborhood. i will show you those temperatures next. here's reggie. it's my turn. all right.

are we at all right. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with a look at what it means for all of us. >> reporter: reggie, well, flower shops are on the list, and this one has its windows covered here, and maybe they will be able to open up for curbside delivery just in time for mother's day. and other stores on the list includes book stores and clothing stores and governor newsom did allow for counties to open up more or open up less, and he's giving them room to make some of those decisions. san francisco's mayor says she is looking 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. >> but mayor breed would not confirm whether anything would be reopening this friday. still some decision making to be done this week, so keep an eye on this one. many people asked about hair cuts. everybody needs a hair cut. gyms, they are not on the list to re-open yet. governor newsom says let's not get amnesia and forget about why we are here and doing this, but we still need to be social distancing and use caution to slow down the spread of the illness. as more states ease stay-at-home restrictions restaurants are starting to open their doors and putting new social distancing policies in place. jobina fortson is here with what we will start to see next week. >> thank you, kumasi. you might be able to get

chai soon. starbucks says it has been analyzing its stores in china to help guide the reopening of stores here in the united states. more than 85% of its stores will be open by the end of this week. >> we actually have the capability to monitor the number of new covid cases by county and can get down by city, and we use that information to help us adapt the experience in stores in that particular market. this is done at a very local level. >> you will notice markers on the ground to stay apart and shields at counters where you can pay electronically, and in addition to delivery there will be contact lists pickup. reggie? amazon vice president quick hit job to protest the firing of employees that shared concerns about the spread of coronavirus at the company's warehouses.

he writes in a blog post he left his job last week in dismay after amazon fired several workers that publicly criticized the company. he said all the employees fired were minorities or women. along those was a new york warehouse worker that led a strike last month pushing amazon for more protections amid the covid-19 pandemic. and then the airline can warning it needs a government bailout or they could go bankrupt. they are close to a deal. the airline said it saw a 99% drop in passengers because of the pandemic. this week the pilots offered to take a 45% pay cut if the company promised not to lay off pilots. we are looking at the new york stock exchange as trading gets started, and we are up than a few minutes ago, up 315

points. andrew yang will be on midday live, and we will join us to talk about his new that's on "midday live" in our 11:30 a.m. half hour. also here we are honoring the class of 2020 who had to forego the usual graduation ceremonies, so today we honor michael wright. he's graduating from colorado college. he worked incredibly hard in college, balancing academic wz being on the school's swim team. this past semester michael was finishing up a thesis while looking for a post graduation job. good luck, michael, out there, and congratulations. if you want to honor your graduate you can share the details on our website, abc7news.com. we may give them a shutout on tv or online, and please, no professional photos. on the site you can check out

photos of all the other seniors we are honoring this year. new at 6:00, four military friends that share a love of music. they want to remind everybody the importance of friendship. ♪ ♪ >> do you recognize it? that's "you got a friend in me" from "toy story." the performance came together after a senior airman in antonio recruited some to take part to lift spirits during the pandemic. >> you know how i like to google stuff for you, friend. >> that's a bazoon, right? >> yeah. >> and the one person that played it, because nobody else

wanted to. there you have got four. cool. it's usually bigger than the fourth grader, too. that was part of the problem. >> yes. >> good morning, guys. look at the beautiful sunrise we are seeing from the roof camera. it's 52 degrees right now at the studio where kumasi is, thankfully. we appreciate her being there. let's take a look at what is going on with the highlights. my accuweather highlights i put together for you, it's two for tuesday, a lot like yesterday. it's cinco de mayo, so be careful celebrating today. building heat begins tomorrow and then ends on mother's day, heat relief. we can't do that to mom. and by noon today we fill in gaps along the coast and by 4:00 or 5:00, it starts to push to the east during the evening hours.

it's going to cool down rather rapidly in the bay this evening. before then we get to the mid and upper 70s through most of the south bay, 71 to 76 on the peninsula today. 62 to 64 along the coast. we'll try to hit the upper 60s on the bay side of san francisco where we will see more sunshine. up in the north bay, mid to upper 70s in most neighborhoods. got 80s around santa rosa and calistoga. 79 to about 85 from san ramon to brentwood in our east bay valleys. that's about as comfortable it gets until mother's day in the east bay. tonight in the upper 40s to mid-50s with some of the low clouds mixing out as a slight offshore breeze develops. it will help to start the warming trend tomorrow. low to mid-90s inland, and mid and a few 80s possible around the bay, and especially friday, near 70s at the coast and then temperatures drop next week where they will be below average. have a great day.

back to you. >> thanks, mike. this little boy in utah tried to hit the open road for a long distance joyride and this morning his parents may ground him for the rest of his life, and they may be facing charges. this 5-year-old boy was found in his parents' car going 30 on the freeway yesterday, and when officers pulled him over he had $3 with him and was trying to drive a lamborghini here in california. >> the young man was there and sitting on the front edge of the seat so he could reach the brake pedal to keep the car stopped. i helped him to get the car parked. >> police say a sibling was supposed to be watching the boy while parents were aware. thankfully, nobody was hurt and charges could be filed against the parents. one of the hottest roles in hollywood right now is going to

nicholas cage. he will play joe exotic in the scripted series about the animal owner. the network and air date has not been announced yet. tmz is reporting that exotic's legal team are getting ready to ask president trump for a pardon, because we know joe exotic is still in jail for the murder for hire plot against carol baskin. >> you know, as i moisturize, hopefully you will, too, because it's that time, 6:54. why do we need anything that is a drama? there's so much drama in the actual documentary. what is this going to provide? >> there's more than enough, and i don't know what it's going to be. what else can be done. >> what else can they possibly do? i will see it. >> we will be watching, though,

won't we? >> we probably will be watching. what else do we have to do? >> coming up next, seven things you need to know today. wherever you are, you can get our newscast, breaking weather and more on apple tv, android, fire tv and roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it for free.

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it's 6:57. if you are just joining us, here are seven things to know this morning. number one, governor newsom says the state will enter the phase two of the reopening this friday. the official details are expected on thursday. number two, san jose police tell us they have an extensive plan for cinco de mayo including extra officers after large crowds and dangerous car stunts were spotted over the weekend. police are asking everybody to please celebrate responsibly. number three, some items on wendy's menu are unavailable

because of the enter subpoenatiosubpoen interruptions with the supply chain. two trader joe's employees in san francisco stores tested positive for the coronavirus. one was at the knob hill location, and one at the ninth street location. here's a look at what is going on along the coast. clouds and this afternoon will be a lot like yesterday, increasing breezes and temperatures 60s at the coast, and 70s around the bay and 80s inland. number six, we're going to take a live look here showing you the san mateo bridge. relatively clear conditions across the bay area today. nice commute for our essential workers. just remember, don't speed and watch out for our construction workers. number seven. look at this. baby yoda getting its own version of monopoly.

hasbro made the big announcement yesterday on may 4th, aka, star wars day. >> are we trying to play via zoom? >> how many does it take to play monopoly? >> we have enough right here. >> we have more than enough time. >> have you guys played with your friends over zoom or whatever? i just started doing this with the jack box games you can download. it's a whole new world once you start doing that. >> it has been so much fun, and you can do so much. >> try taboo and trivia. we did those -- i did those with my family on zoom. >> on zoom? >> oh. well, be safe everybody out

there. have fun. cinco de mayo is today, a good morning, america. risk of resurgence. as parts of the country reopen, the new warning, american deaths from covid-19 could double by june if distancing rules are relaxed. dr. anthony fauci says overnight he's worried about the months ahead as states lift restrictions, and as thousands pack re-opened beaches in texas, the record surge in cases reported there. food shortage fears. wendy's taking burgers off the menu, costco announcing limits on meat purchases. the big chains making big changes this morning. ready to set sail? the major cruise lines planning to return to service this summer while more than 70,000 workers are still stranded at sea over coronavirus fears. when will passengers be ready to climb back on board?