new scenes from a packed united airlines flight, raising extreme health fears for the heroic doctors returning to san francisco after fighting the pandemic on the front lines. this morning the group is back home from new york city now telling their story. some say the return flight was among their biggest fears. good morning, everyone. it is sunday, may 10th. i'm liz kreutz. happy mother's day to all of you moms out there. we will get to that united airlines cabin controversy in a moment but let's start with a sneak peek at our mother's day forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa, happy mother's day to you. >> thank you, liz. it will be a little bit cooler in inland valleys as we start out, live doppler 7, the fog is pretty much expanded into parts

of the bay, not everywhere but it will burn back and bring lots of sunshine. this is what we're looking at for monday and tuesday, some scattered showers and a continuation of ther e u. here is a look at our roof camera, where you can see the cloud cover, it is 55 downtown. 54 in san jose and a look here at pier 39 where we've got the clouds and low to mid-50s for most of you. looking at cooler weather inland. we were in the upper 80s yesterday, concord, livermore, by the delta, numbers coming down another five degrees for a sunny afternoon with around 70 at the bay. we'll track the rain shower activity as we begin the work week in a few minutes. liz? >> sounds good. now to the packed cabin controrssh they theirn flight home. what should have been a warm welcome for their service was a fully packed cabin with no social distancing, every seat taken. as abc 7 news reporter luz pena

tells us the crowded flight was precisely the concern that several doctors had prior to boarding >> please maintain a distance of at least six feet. >> reporter: this is the constant announcement that fills the halls at sfo. >> or about two meters from the people around you. >> reporter: unlike this empty airport, inside this united flight from newark, new york city to san francisco every seat was packed. how close were you to people on that flight? >> it was full packed and we were sitting three in a row, like six in a row on back. >> reporter: on board, 25 medical professionals coming back home to san francisco. after two to four weeks of working on the front lines of covid-19 in new york city. just two days ago, ucsf dr. ethan weiss told abc 7 he was concerned about this scenario, during a six-hour flight. >> i'm scared of getting on the airplane saturday. i've been taking care of covid patients the last two weeks and more scared about getting on the airplane saturday than i am

about walking into the hospital. >> reporter: ten days prior to the flight, passengers received an email from united ensuring social distancing would be part of the new changes during this pandemic. on this tweet, dr. wei assuring that the middle seat on every row would be blocked to provide more space on board, but the reality was different and the potential of what he feared the most became a reality. >> if i randomly happen to be seated, you know, in an aisle seat and the person in the window seat has covid, then i'm probably more likely to get infected there than i would be in the icu. >> reporter: united did not comment on why social distancing was not implemented on this flight and instead replied in part, "we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding and deplaning process to promote social distancing." united also added this was a cmplimentary free flight and everyone on board was asked to wear face coverings consistent

with their new policy. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. happening today, we've been closely monitoring crowds of popular bay area hangout spots. oakland's lake merritt may have to close a nearby road to prevent mother's day crowds, that's what one oakland police officer told abc 7 ews after this scene from last night. police had to close and block lakeshore avenue for a couple of hours. oakland mayor libby schaaf and san francisco mayor london breed said they will be quick to shut down lake merritt and dolores park if they see social dista e distancing violations today. this morning, shock waves are felt after a bold, legal move from tesla's ceo elon musk, threatening to move his company out of fremont, out of the state, and asking courts to force alameda county to let him opening his manufacturing plant. >> reporter: musk and county health officials feuded for weeks whether the plant is an essential business. the county says it is not. the suit filed in federal court says according to the criteria

laid down by governor newsom it is and the state takes precedence. the suit claims "alameda county thus gave itself the power to force the closure of businesses that state government had ordered could stay open." musk and the county sparred over whether the company could stay open in mid march, but with some parts of the state loosens restrictions that kept businesses from operating, alameda county forbids tesla from resuming work. the suit says that violates due process and equal protection clauses of the constitution and says "the county's orders should be declared void and without legal effect." county officials are trying to find middle ground. >> he just needed to give us another week to get this done right to make sure that his employees came back safely. >> reporter: musk has local supporters, fremont's mayor issued this statement saying "the city encourages the county to engage with our local businesses to come up with acceptable guidelines for reopening our local economy."

the tesla ceo has detractors. congresswoman lorena gonzalez of san diego uses a word we cannot broadcast on tv to represent her feelings on elon musk. eric thomas, abc 7 news. late last night, musk tweeted "i am not messing around." saying his constitutional civil liberties are being violated. our coverage of the potential pullout continues with abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard detailing the company's threat to leave california. >> the last thing i want to see them do is leave. >> reporter: ama me da county supervisor scott haggerty doing damage control following a firestorm of tweets from elon musk, clearly unhappy about not being able to resume manufacturing operations at his plant in fremont. >> we're really focused on trying to save lives but i'm also laser focused trying to get people back to work. >> reporter: earlier, elon musk tweeted "frankly, this is the final straw. tesla will now move its headquarters to future programs to texas and nevada immediately. even if we retain fremont

manufacturing activity at all, it will be dependent on how tesla isedn e skndure to resume making electric cars and bring 14,000 employees back to work. >> he's got a huge factory and you know, trying to get production back on, but at the same time, we're trying to make sure it's safe for the community as well. >> reporter: the mayor of fremont appearing to side with musk, saying in a statement, "as the local shelter n place order continues without provisions for major manufacturing activity such as tesla to resume, i am growing concerned about the potential implications for our regional economy." elon musk is a new father, welcoming a new baby boy into the world recently. scott haggerty wants to negotiate. >> let's just everybody calm down. he should go play with his new baby and we should work on getting his plant opened. >> reporter: the bay area council just released a statement strongly urging alameda county health officials to come up with a plan to help tesla resume operations here sooner than later.

in fremont, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. new this morning, the major question for california businesses, how are local wine industries going to bounce back after reopening? small bay area wineries lost on average 40% to 60% of sales during the shutdown. i spoke to a top wine analyst rob mcmillan from napa county. he said wineries will have to shift business models going forward and many should think about marketing towards a younger crowd. >> i think at this point, with older consumers sheltering in place, maybe a little less anxious to get out, you're naturally going to have that younger consumer in your case and so what i suggested to wineries in my blog is that they think about maybe changing their case. maybe what we should do is think about surcharging like uber does. you know, if it's super busy, you raise the price. if it's not busy, you lower the price, instead of having a flat fee.

>> and rob says right now the average tasting fee is about $45 a person in napa. pretty steep. it can add up. many smaller wineries rely heavily on profits from their tasting rooms and restaurants, neither of which will be reopening at full capacity it seems any time soon. on the flipside, large wholesale wineries who sell to supermarkets are the winners, seeing on average a 60% increase in sales thanks to so many people sheltering at home. and those increased alcohol sales. happening today, speaking of wine, spend some time with mom for a virtual wine tasting. four bay area wineries are hosting events for mother's day, integrity wines in watsonville, nottingham cellars in livermore, belden barns in santa rosa and gary fields in healdsburg. prices vary depending on the winery and how many bottles you want. check out each location's social media pages for more information about the taitings. today's special day for mom will be unlike any other.

as abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez shows us, now more than ever is the time to appreciate and celebrate all that moms are doing during this pandemic. >> the generative user research they do is hard because all the weight is on your shoulders. >> reporter: san ramon mother jennifer gacalian says parenting along with everything else has gotten harder during the pandemic. >> he wants you. when he's at school, out of sight, out of mind. >> reporter: this year, mother's day will be different. people waited in line for baked goods. this florist shop opened friday in time. >> we sold out. moms are what we hold onto, all of us. >> reporter: moms are what we hold on to at all times of the day. >> mommy! >> mommy! >> i'm working. >> reporter: psychiatrist dr. alison meida out of san mateo says mothers face a lot of demands. >> i meet moms hiding in their e t. i have another mom who is trying to do a very important presentation while having a sock stolen off of her foot

simultaneously. >> reporter: since you can't take mom to lunch or to the spa, dr. meida recommends you create an environment mom can relax in. >> the family has to be the ones to provide that extra special experience for them and i think it's going to be the year to really show we need you. >> reporter: and from one mother to another, it's okay to not have it all together all of the time. >> accept the mess. the dishes aren't going to pay your bills. you really have to take a deep breath and just say it's okay to give my kids some ice cream right now. >> reporter: zoom is lifting their time requirements this mother's day weekend so they're offering unlimited video calls and voice calls so you can talk to mom for as long as you'd like. in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. lisa, you have any exciting plans for your mother's day? >> you know, it's kind of like the same old thing i do day after day but do get to enjoy the family, hopefully you do, too, and some sun, afternoon sun if you are away from the breeze.

it should feel pretty good. a live look outside, it's sunny in our east bay numbers in the mid-50s. you'll feel the cooldown again today, even further if you thought it was still warm yesterday and it was. we'll talk about it and have my extended outlook coming up. >> sounds good, thanks, lisa. also ahead -- >> male with a shark bite, conscious. not conscious, breathing. there's a lifeguard on scene. tourniquet was applied. >> a severe shark bite on the beach in santa cruz county. what lifeguards are now doing after the attack. plus, strategy to bring in business this mother's day. what bay area shops are trying to get around the coronavirus closures and

a saturday spent surfing along the santa cruz county coast turned deadly for one 26-year-old fatally attacked by a shark.

we're learning more about the effort to try to save his life. rangers at manressa state beach believe ben kelly was attacked in the water, within 100 yards of shoreline. radio conversations are picked up as lifeguards tried everything they could to save him. >> male with a shark bite. conscious. not conscious, breathing. there's a lifeguard on scene. tourniquet was applied. >> med con state lifeguard 1102. >> go ahead. >> we have cpr in progress on our patient. >> the stretch of manressa beach shoreline is closed to swimmers and surfers until thursday. and take a look at this, you're seeing the first flight from san francisco international to go to india since the nation's coronavirus closure. eru see s at sfo last night anouy iting go back paa stpealbound

people we spoke to were, in a word, thankful. >> so we were stuck in bakersfield for two months. we are relieved and happy. >> we have parents to take care of back home so we were desperate to go back home and we're so grateful that we offered us this. >> people chosen for the flight were selected based on compelling circumstances. the indian general consul sai many include students, and tourists and people with family emergencies. the next flight from san francisco to india is scheduled for wednesday. mother's day couldn't come at a better time for bay area florists and bakeries. retail analysts say americans will try to spend more money on their moms this year compared to last. chris wynn explains how bay area experiences are getting ready for the rush and last-minute ideas for what to buy. >> reporter: in campbell, second generation florist christopher citti is feeling grateful. >> touched our family with the calls that we have received, telling us, are you okay? >> reporter: like many other businesses, citti's florist is

hit hard by the covid-19 pandemic. under the county order, in-person retail sales are not allowed so they're losing out on valuable foot traffic leading into mother's day, but they can deliver flowers purchased over the phone or on the web. >> startg an pick up on the curb. so it's a new way of selling flowers. >> reporter: the national retail federation says americans are looking to make up for the fact that they can't take their mom out because of social distancing and lockdown restrictions. on average, consumers are expected to spend $205 on cards, meals, and other gifts for mom. by popular demand, frost cupcake factory is bringing back its cupcake decorating kits. >> on mother's day all of our kits will be flowery and pretty and hearts and have special things like chocolate covered strawberries. we like to make everything more special on the holidays. >> reporter: lb's steak has an incredible menu, featuring a tomahawk steak for two and also offering a salmon cooking kit with video instructions from a

michelin starred chef. >> they can watch at their own pace and follow along and we made it so it's easy and simple enough that even beginners are going to have a fun time doing it. >> people are so happy to geeir. unfortunately, we have to leave them on the porch this year, and ring the doorbell, but we know that there will be a smile when they open that door. >> reporter: chris wynn, abc 7 news. today an east bay mother is being honored for her long time service to the community. hariette shlader has been named the 2020 oakland mother of the year. hariette is 82 years old and a mother of four. she's also been part of oakland's arts community for decades. hariette is known for founding the producers associates, the nonprofit produces the musicals at joaquin miller park. she said she's honored to win the award and never takes herself too seriously. >> it's very nice to be honored, and i'm just glad i don't have to get up and go to the rose garden tomorrow. and i didn't want to have to

bring my kids down here because god only know what they would have said. >> the award has been presented every year since 1954. oakland's parks department gives at ward to "someone who symbolizes the finest traditions of motherhood."et it's going to be pretty great weather today, lisa, still nice and warm. >> that's right, liz. we are looking at some more sunshine, in fact, we have it in our east bay valleys this morning, but a live look right now from live doppler 7 and notice that we have some clouds around, a little bit of fog, that marine layer expanding. here is a cold front that will be visiting us tomorrow and tuesday, in fact, a late season storm that will allow for temperatures to be cooler than average. the golden gate bridge right now lots of cloud cover, mid-50s out there, to the upper 50s from the peninsula, to about 50 gilroy and pacifica. from our roof camera, we have the clouds and the light winds right now but the seabreeze picking up throughout the day. 54 in napa, 55 in concord and for mt. tam the sunshine above, trying to show you the sunnier spots out there.

you have to get above the marine layer or far inland. with the clouds and sun to start this morning, it's fairly uniform in the low to mid-50s, then looking at somesunshine, a little breezy along the coast for mother's day, and those scattered showers arriving tomorrow into tuesday. it's a level one system, a weak one. the rain will be favoring the north bay and looking at anywhere from 00.01 to 0.1 elsewhere. could see a lingering shower into wednesday but the winds will be kicking up as well, making it feel cooler out there, and as we look at the next several days, we haven't seen this in a while, it's the cold front that will be heading into the north bay first. later on in the day tomorrow, then spreading to the south and with that, by late afternoon, early evening we're looking at the best chance of showers and they get more scattered through the overnight hours, some sierra showers as well and into wednesday, you can see still looking at some unsettled weather here. so we'll put it all together for you in terms of rainfall amounts. favoring the north bay, anywhere from a quarter inch to better

than that, around calistoga, santa rosa, elsewhere about couple hundredettes, several hundredths in san mateo. tuesday high through the north bay it will take time for the clouds to year, in the 50s throughout the morning hours and upper 50s, some sun. by about 1:00, but it's cool, mid and upper 60s out there, and looking at temperatures way cooler than you were into the week last week, in fact, we saw upper 80s even yesterday in our inland valleys and you folks will continue that cooldown today. so from concord to livermore yesterday, it was a warm one. so coming down anywhere from five to eight degrees today, about 80 in antioch and maybe about ten degrees cooler in concord today at 76. 67 for new oakland, berkeley, upper 60s, el cerrito, richmond, low 70s for santa rosa and napa and the accuweather seven-day forecast then will be a mild one this afternoon, inland around the bay, about 70. cool and breezy at the coast,

then monday and tuesday a chance of light showers favoring the north bay. look at the numbers, though, really cool with 60s to low 70s, and really i guess could you say warm up by the end of the week, but still looking at numbers certainly no heat out there in this seven-day outlook. liz? >> sounds good. frustrations fueling another tense weekend prove test as u.s. states grapple with the question, is america ready to reopen? we have a closer look at weather, that's the case, coming up. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. i've been involved in. communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things

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finally parenting through a pandemic, we're honoring the heroes at home and on the front lines on this mother's day. it's all coming up on "gma." see you soon. two bay area natives give their shot at the "american idol" top seven. it's been a different show with the coronavirus hit contestants singing to viewers and judges from home for the first time ever. francisco martin dedicated last sunday's performance to his mother, who is a front line nurse here in the bay area. this morning, abc sports anchor chris alvarez talks with grace leer on her thoughts going into tonight. >> "american idol" bay area represent two contestants trying to get in the top seven, francisco martin of daly city and danville's grace leer. earlier this week, i caught up with the former cal women's soccer star to talk about her bay area roots and friendship with francisco. >> grace leer! congratulations. >> yes! >> does it ever get old when

ryan seacrest says, grace leer! >> no, it does not get old. oh my gosh, it was so exciting. as you could see from my face i was shocked and so happy. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: why did you choose "somewhere over the rainbow"? >> it's a song close to home. as you saw in that clip i performed it at my third great talent show. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> full circle moment, singing it minutes away from my elementary school that i grew up going to, so just what it means t me and coming from a small town and pursuing this dream. >> francisco martin of san francisco also is in the top 11. what is your relationship with francisco? >> francisco and i are great friends. he's representing the bay area so as well. it's really fun to have been climbing this competition with

the two of us from the bay. ♪ someday i'll wish upon a star ♪ >> what are we going to see sunday now? >> it's mother's day so it's going to be a combination of disney songs and mother's day tributes. they're going to reveal who was voted into the top seven and again, there will be more voting at the end of the episode. it's going to be another episode to be ready for. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good luck to both francisco and grace. you want to watch here on abc 7 a special mother's day edition of "american idol" and be sure to get the votes in to help send them to the top seven next week. guys, back to you. >> both super talented. cheer grace and francisco on and catch tonight's "american idol" at 8:00 p.m. here on abc 7. much more in our next half hour of "abc 7 mornings." the white house health risk, the top health advisers now in quarantine. we have the latest on the coronavirus concerns and going against the governor, why one orange county shop owner says people are depending on her to

open anyway. plus this -- >> i'm glad she's made it 100 years, that's for darned sure. >> hear about the life of this bay area woman celebrating a major milestone. all that ahead.

this is wrong on every single level, and the collateral damage is going to be far worse. >> an all too familiar scene, frustration for another weekend in states across the u.s. as leaders grapple with the health risks of reopening and getting countlac this morning, a ok good, 'sunday, may eopen 10th. happy mother we have much more to get to on the coronavirus pandemic but first if you're just joining us hey, lisa.

>> hey, liz, good morning to you. it's 56 in redwood city. looking at 50 on the coast. san francisco 55, and the marine layer has expanded this morning for mt. tam, above the clouds at about 1,800 feet. 50 santa rosa. it is 53 in fairfield. so the clouds will scour out, bring us a sunny mid to late morning, and then with that sunshine, the cooldown continues inland, by about 2:00, we're in the 60s and 70s, and we'll have a bit of aa breeze at the shoreline. not making it out of the 50s and numbers near 80 inland, which could be eight degrees cooler than yesterday and we'll talk about rain moving in tomorrow. liz? >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. this weekend many states are starting to let businesses reopen even as the number of covid cases keeps climbing across the country. millions are hoping to get back to work with depression-era unemployment levels, but a new pollwsost amy not think we're ready. karina mitchell gives us a closer look. >> reporter: as novel coronavirus cases continue to

climb across the country, frustration over stay-at-home orders and lost income is also growing. >> this is wrong on every single level and the collateral damage is going to be far worse. >> reporter: more than 20 million people lost their jobs last month, the unemployment rate nearing 15%, the highest since the great depression. >> we need food. my son-in-law is laid off, my daughter-in-law is laid off. >> reporter: states grappling how to get their employees reopened without sacrificing safety. 44 states easing restrictions, but only 12 are trending downward in cases in and 20 states the numbers are rising, and abc news ipsos poll shows 64% of americans say reopening now is too dangerous. >> not all business also open at the same pace, to the same scale and sadly, some businesses may not reopen at all. >> reporter: in new york state, which is still under strict stay-at-home rules, disturbing medical news, although rare,

more young children who tested positive for covid-19 or have the antibodies now have symptoms similar to toxic shock syndrome or kawasaki's disease. 73 cases in the state, three children have died. need at this time for parents to have to worry about whether or not their youngster was infected. >> reporter: the white house confirming its first cases and stepping up efforts to disinfect common areas in the west wing. justne day aftresident trump's personal valet tested positive for covid-19, the vice president's press secretary katie miller also testing positive. miller is also the wife of senior white house adviser steven miller. the president says he's not worried. >> we've sean very strong precautions at the white house but again, we're dealing with an

invisible situation. >> reporter: also dr. redfield will self-quarantine after having low exposure to a person at the white house who tested positive for covid-19. he has karina m nation's top health expert dr. anthony fauci and fda director stephen hahn will join robert redfield undergoing two weeks of modified quarantine over possible exposure to the virus. dr. fauci did not have direct contact with steven miller's adviser so his exposure was lower risk. all three tested negative and are not showing any symptoms. coming up on "this week" white house national economic council director larry kudlow will discuss the government's response to covid-19. watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulous" at 8:00 on abc 7. one nail salon in orange county will keep her doors open despite governor newsom's current health order. >> we will continue to come as

long as they need me. >> suanne nguyen is opening her seal beach hair and nail salon to customers one at a time by appointment wearing masks. hair and nail salons are not considered essential. en under friday's stage two modifications to the statewide order but nguyen argues many of her elderly clients can't wash their own hair or clip their own nails so she does consider it essential. >> a lot of them don't have anybody to look after them and because they depended on me, i need to be here and i need to help them. that's just something that my heart is telling me it's okay to do so. >> nguyen received a citation and is due in court in early july. this past week governor newsom linked the first covid-19 community spread case to a nail salon, he said it's factual that is where the first case came from, but he late ear poll gilesed after nail salon owners complained about linking their businesses to the virus. he said the nail industry is a noble profession. essential health care workers could soon be getting a

sweet treat. yesterday we told you about see's candy donating tons of candy for national nurses week. now they're donating more. abc 7 was at a wine cellar in san carlos yesterday, as volunteers packed up more than $120,000 worth of see's candies for hospital week this week. the san mateo county health foundation will deliver to first responders hospitals and health officers in the bay area. and moms are celebrated around the world today, one hospital in australia is marking the holiday with an 80-foot light show. eight new and expectant mothers are featured on the building along with the message of love and solidarity. the hospital wants all moms to know they're doing an incredible job and not alone especially during this pandemic. one bay area woman is celebrating a milestone birthday this weekend, abc 7 news is in south san francisco at the aegis living center, rhoda turned 100 south san francisco mayor

richard garbino was there to celebrate with a plaque and 100 balloons. rhoda's family says they are thankful she has lived this long. >> i feel old. i'm really glad she's made it 100 years, that's nor darned sure. she's a loving soul and has taught both her children to be the same. >> rhoda was once a talented pianist and ice skater. she worked for what is now the delmonte distribution company before retiring in the late '70s. celebrating grads in the age of coronavirus. we've seen it here in the bay area and next we'll have a look at how families across the country are changing the way they mark this life milestone. and here is a live look from our abc 7 rooftop camera. it's a bill windy out there. the flag blowing n ining in thed gray and hazy. we'll check in with lisa, it should warm up this afternoon for mother's day. hopefully it doesn't mean too many crowds g ♪

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on the peninsula, the menlo park fire district is making house calls for fun. the fire chief says it's an attempt to make up for having to cancel their junior firefighter visits to their stations during this time. now neighbors can request a fire truck swing by their house to spread a little socially distanced joy. check out the photos. you can request a visit on the fire department's website. pretty cool. and also happening today some mother's day fun for you and the family. it's the disney family sing-along, volume two. ryan seacrest will host once again and celebrities taking part including kiki palmer, seth rogen, donald glover, adina d zell, john plat,an nnudson. it has special awareness about feeding america and resources to help people during the pandemic. the sing-along tonight at 7:00 on abc 7. lisa, can you get a better line-up than that, i don't know?

>> it sounds good. we will be looking at a nice day today counting on the sun. you enjoy it, the next few days, not so much. a live look at the clouds here in the low 50s, santa cruz just in the 60s, partly cloudy later on today, so cooling down again in parts around the bay area, but it was pretty cool yesterday for some of you. i'll have my accuweather seven-day forecast next. an extra special mother's day for alex morgan, how the team usa superstar and former cal bear is celebrating the day, next in this morning's sports do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

happening today, the docu series everyone's talking about "the last dance" graces sports fans with another two must-watch episodes especially fun for warriors fans, we'll hear the back story of coach steve kerr's infamous fight with michael jordan during a bulls practice. >> we were on opposite sides in a scrimmage, and he's talking all kinds of trash. >> he was trying to tone me down, and he starts calling these ticker type, not going to

help us play the teams that are very physical. >> i have a lot of patience as a human being, but i tend to snap at some point because i'm extremely competitive, too. >> he hauls off and hits me in the chest and i just haul off and hit him right in the eye eye. i said [ bleep ]. >> you can watch episodes seven and eight at the last dance tonight on espn. and in other sports it's a mother's day for u.s. women's national team star alex morgan. yesterday the former cal bear sacker player announced on instagram her daughter, charlie elena was born on thursday at 11:30 a.m. weighing eight pounds, five ounces. she announced in october her baby was due in april. morgan wrote "she made us wait longer than expected but i should have known she would do it her way and her way only, my super moon baby." cute.> e t densi stars has a special message for his mom later this morning. here's chris alvarez with that and more in this morning's sports. >> not long after the 49ers loss

in super bowl liv, 49ers tight end george kittle labeled this upcoming season the legendary revenge tour. earlier the nfl released the 2020 season schedule as we get ready for what he called the legendary revenge tour. 49ers defensive lineman and star eric armstead joined us on the "with authority" podcast, talked about his passion for community service and mother's day reading on the 49ers instagram page on mother's day. we also talked football and how he never looks past an opponent. >> i don't look at it like oh, mark check win. i think in the nfl, things change every year, teams get petter, so definitely not taking anybody lightly. you know, we were, what, 4-12 the previous year, and went 13-3, so i'm sure some teams had us on their schedule as check win, so i'm definitely not looking at it like that. how about a little history,

may 9th, 2010, history at the coliseum. dallas braden threw a perfect day against tampa bay. he threw his latest perfect game a little hungover. he got giants manager gabe capler to ground out to end the ball game, something capler spoke about on our "with authority" podcast. >> kind of felt for us as the rays pretty uneventful, it was like a lot of ground balls, a lot of early contact, not a lot of deep counts, so that's what i remember and the ninth inning i think i hit a sharp ground ball to short stop and that was a recorded out. bad news for bay area racing fans, nascar canceled the race at sonoma raceway, they'll make its return next sunday nascar will. no fans in the stands at darlington or the following three cup series events in that 11-day span. it is the first time the race at sonoma is canceled or

rescheduled since its first visit in 1989. nascar says it will return to sonoma in 2021. hey, did you see this? >> yeah! ha, ha, ha, ha! >> this is one of the greatest videos of social media this week, a dad goes crazy after his 4-year-old son hit a home run. now as we await the games to return, this is the content we just love to share. if you are missing warriors basketball, we've got you covered right here on abc 7. later today at noon, game five of the 2017 nba finals, and warriors won that one, you definitely want to see it. send it back to you. >> pretty cool. happy mother's day. fog around the bay, a cooler day inland and the cloud cover offshore is what brings in scattered showers tomorrow and into tuesday. possibly wednesday in the north

bay, so a late season storm allowing for cooler than normal temperatures and a look at the airport, where you can see the fog bank right here. 55 in the city. it's 56 in redwood city with 54 and the clouds in san jose, looking at the golden gate bridge, a great start, a sunny finish and you know the breezy areas that are wind prone once again today, it will feel kind of cool there, and the cooling trend inland anywhere five to ten degrees cooler than yesterday, continues today. yesterday in the upper 80s to near 90 by the delta, concord and livermore not today. 54 in napa, 55 in concord and from the city where it is gray, so clouds and sun this morning, a sunny and mild mother's day for most, with 70s to near 80 for our warmest locations around the bay and inland. cool and breezy at the coast and scattered showers arriving tomorrow into tuesday. here is a look at our inland valleys, particular concord today, mid-70s, low 70s tomorrow and looking at the coolest days tuesday, wednesday. we begin to warm up by the end of the week but it looks like we

could see another unsettled weather pattern arrive into next weekend. so we'll have to wait and see but it does look like we're going to carry this trend through the next week or so. so tomorrow, light isolated showers, anywhere from a couple hundredths to a tenth for most areas. up in the north bay we could see maybe a quarter inch, maybe even up to a half inch, calistoga, up through santa rosa. here is the look for today, we have a sunny afternoon, with those onshore winds and as we get into your monday morning, we're dry, but as we get towards midday late in the afternoon, some showers arriving in the north ay, but then by the late part of the day, they're more scattered into the east bay, widespread from the peninsula to the south bay. overnight maybe a few showers. here is your tuesday morning, and we're looking at the cool temperatures, but in terms of amounts, you'll see how the darker shade certainly favors the north bay, with anywhere from perhaps a third ofcouple te

sacio. not out of the question to get rain in may. in the south bay today sunny, mid-70s in sunnyvale p 73 innin. looking at 69 in redwood city. upper 50s, breezy at the coast and in the north bay it's going to be cool. the sun will be out by midday, but then warming up through the mid and upper 70s by the afternoon. inland or east bay we should see the mid-60s. by our inland standards it's much cooler. yesterday we had a lot of 80s. today more like 70. 57 in pleasanton. livermore 76. a mild day for mother's day, breezy in spots and monday and tuesday cooler, could see scattered showers, still cool on wednesday, looking at the weather to be certainly a little cooler than average for may, and counting on more sun by the end of the week. liz? >> got it, thanks, sounds good, thank you. it's such a distinct change to our way of life in the midst of this coronavirus crisis. weeks that are normally spent celebrating high school and graduating seniors, but the

celebrations are taking a different form. abc news reporter diane macedo shows the memorable ways schools and families across the u.s. are marking the milestone. ♪ >> reporter: that familiar pomp ad circumstance marking the rite of passage is now replaced. high schools across the country rising to the challenge, bringing smiles to their graduating seniors in the midst of a pandemic. >> we're not allowed to have mass gatherings so we had to become creative. >> reporter: at colony high school outside los angeles, families lined up in cars for a drive-through graduation as they pull up to the makeshift podium. >> matthew. >> reporter: each senior makes the short walk to receive their diploma. >> i'm blessed and thankful for my family, friends for this amazing school. >> reporter: students are getting graduation keepstakes, a lawn sign for their yard and their hard-earned cap and gown. >> i'll have my mom hand me my

diploma while i walk my stage and make my little own graduation. >> reporter: the class of 2020 making their mark in their own wy, celebrating their last bittersweet milestone as high school students. >> if i could have it my way, this would last forever. it was good. >> reporter: diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> here at abc honoring our class of 2020 foregoing graduation ceremonies and other milestones during the pandemic. roman correa is graduating from santa rosa high school. he plays baseball and football and next year will be playing football for santa rosa junior college, where he'll also be studying child psychology. pretty great. congratulations, roman, good luck. if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on our website abc7news.com and we may give them a shout out on tv or online. please no professional photos on the site. check out a photo gallery of all the seniors that we're honoring. just ahead --

this mother's day we'd be remiss to not mention our incredible mothers who made all the difference in our lives so this morning we want to give each of our abc 7 weekend mornings team mothers a special shout out. this is me with my mom, lori. she lives in san diego so i'll be zooming with her tonight and my sister who lives in boston, we'll do a family zoom. i'm thankful to have a mom like my mom. a shout out to her. next over to lisa with her three beautiful kids, who we are saying are no longer kids, what in their 20s now in college. >> yes, crazy. >> with you though some of them. >> what's that? >> some of them are with you. >> some of them, two out of three so it should be a fun day. >> bridgette, rachael and ryan. this is michelle and taylor. michelle is the wife of one of our producers, sean. he says that she is an amazing, nurturing and loving mom to taylor. sean says she can kick her feet up on the couch and relax when he gets hom this morning.

this is frances, mother of our writer and producer kari. kari wants to say thank you for all her mom does for her three daughters. it hasn't been easy. she says she is so appreciative for the continued support and love that her mom gives and finally, this is dana, mother to our producer andrew, this may be her first time appearing on the news. andrew says there's no better guide, role model and friend through life. happy mother's day all and and to all of you moms have a great day. you're our real life superheroes. lisa, working mom, doesn't get harder than that. >> throw in a couple of overnight shifts and it's all a good time, yeah. good morning, everyone. a mix of clouds and sun and a sunny and mild afternoon for mother's day. the windy places still a little breezy at times as that onshore flow is firmly established and looking at some scattered showers monday and tuesday. the big cooldown today will be inland. it was warm yesterday. it will just be mild today. mid-70s to near 80 and elsewhere

breezy and cool at the coast. how about upper 50s for san francisco. i wish i could do better than that, but we have a cool week ahead, in fact damp for monday and tuesday. one on our storm impact scale. some showers favoring the north bay but as we get into the rest of the week t will be dry, with some peeks of sun but not a warm outlook. may does this to us. we could use a little bit more shower activity, why not, right? the hills get brown so fast out there. liz? >> they really do. it's good to get a little rain. thanks for joining us here on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news will continue at 9:00 a.m. this morning. "good morning america" is next followed by "this week with george stephanopoulous." a live look from our camera looking over the bay. have a great morning. happy mother's day. i hope it's relaxing. have a good one.

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go good morning, america. three of the nation's top health officials under some form of quarantine this morning, after possible exposure to the coronavirus. dr. anthony fauci, cdc director robert redfield and fda commissioner stephen hahn all taking precautions. the latest developments from washington, as former president obama speaks out about the white house's handling of the pandemic. health alert. the mysterious syndrome linked to coronavirus, now taking the lives of at least three children. the symptoms to watch out for and how it can turn life-threatening -- >> he's not able to say much. >> -- in just days. pressure on the food supply. many shoppers finding meat shelves empty or faced with limits. this, as food banks see unprecedented demand.