new scenes from a packed united airlines flight raising extreme health fears for heroic ucsf returning to san francisco after helping fight the pandemic on the front line. this morning the group is back home from new york city, now telling their stories, saying their return flight was one of thinking biggest fears. we'll get to that in a second but happy mother's day to you. let's start with a peek of our mother's day forecast. happy mother's day, lisa argen. >> happy mother's day to you,

liz. we want to show you what's on the way, but today we keep. w highs in 60s near oakland. mild day. already in the low 60s with the sun shining in concord. 70 on the bay and chilly at the coast. we will track those showers coming up. liz? >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. now to packed cabin controversy this morning. is new york city doctors fresh off fighting the coronavirus at the new york city hospitals on a return flight home that should have been a warm welcome was a fully packed cabin, as you can see. no social distancing. not a lot of space there. the crowded flight is precisely the concern several doctors had prior to boarding. >> please maintain a distance of

at least six feet. 3 >> reporter: this is a constant announcement at sfo -- >> or two meters from people around you. >> reporter: inside this united flight from new york city to san francisco, every seat was packed. how close were you to people on that flight? >> it was full. we were sitting three in a row, like six and straight back. >> reporter: aboard 25 medical professionals coming back home to san francisco after two to four weeks of working on the frontlines of covid-19 in new york city. just two days ago, ucsf doctor ethan weiss told abc7 he was concerned about this scenario during the six-hour flight. >> i'm scared of getting on the airplane on saturday. i have been taking care of covid-19 patients the last two weeks and more scared about getting on the airline than walking into a hospital. >> reporter: ten days after the flight passengers received an

email from united saying social distancing would be part of the new changes during this pandemic. in this tweet dr. weiss showed his message to united, ensuring the middle seat in every row would be blocked. but the reality was different and potential of what he feared the most became a reality. >> if i randomly happened to be seated in an aisle seat and the person in the window seat has covid, then i'm probably more than 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, with overhauled cleaning safety procedures implementing those on board in the process to promote social distancing. united also added this was a complementary free flight for medical professionals and everyone on board was asked to wear face coverings consistent with their new policy. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc news. >> and that tweet has gone

viral. happening today we're closely monitoring crowds as keshorevee forple t hours. oakland mayor said they would be quick to shut down lake mara and the park if they see social distancing violations today. a bold legal move from tesla ceo elon musk. he's threatening to move his company out of fremont and even out of california, and asking the court to force alameda county to let him reopen his manufacturing plant. >> reporter: musk and california health county officials feuded for weeks whether the fremont plant that manufacturers elon musk's tesla cars is an essential busy. the court said it's not. according to the criteria laid down by governor newsom, they

said it is and the state takes precedence. the suit claims alameda county thus thoersed the power of businesses the state government ordered could stay open. musk and the county sparred over whether the company could stay open in mid-march. but with loosening restrictions that kept businesses from operating, alameda county forbids tesla from resuming work. that violates the equal selection process of the constitution and, quote, it should be declared void and without legal effect. california officials say they're trying to find middle ground. >> he just needed to give us another week to get this done right to make sure his employees came back safely. >> reporter: musk does have local supporters. fremont's may eor issued this statement -- the tesla ceo also has detractors.

a congresswoman from san diego uses a word we cannot say on broadcast tv to represent her feelings about elon musk. eric thomas, abc7 news. >> harsh words there. take a look at this, late last night musk tweeted, quote, i'm not messing around saying his constitutional civil liberties are being violated. our coverage of the pullout continues with cornell bernard detailing the company's threat to leave california. >> the last thing i want to see them do is leave. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor scott haggerty doing damage control saturday following a firestorm of tweets from tesla ceo elon musk, clearly not happy about not being able to resume manufacturing operations at his plant. >> we're focused on trying to save lives and i'm laser-focused on trying to get people back to work. >> reporter: earlier musk tweeted, frankly, this is the final straw. he will move headquarters to texas and nevada immediately. even if we retain fremont

activity at all, it will be inheoe nt howreated maki ce have a huge factory and trying to get production back on but at the same time trying to make sure it's safe for community as well. >> reporter: the mayor appearing to side with musk saying in a statement, as the local shelter-in-place order continues without provisions from major manufacturing activity such as tesla to resume, i'm growing concerned about the potential implications for our regional economy. elon musk is a new father welcoming a new baby boy into th world recently. scott haggerty wants to negotiate. >> let everyone calm down. he should go play with his new baby and we will work on getting the plant open. >> reporter: they reached a statement strongly urging alameda county health officials to come up with a plan to help tesla resume operations sooner than later.

>> we will be following that story. new this morning, another major question for california businesses are how are local wine industries going to bounce back after reopening? small bay area wineries have lost on average 40% to 60% of sales during the shutdown. i spoke to a top-line analyst rob mcmillan from napa county. he said wines will have to shift business models and many should start thinking now 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 tasting room. so i suggested to wineries in my blog that they think about maybe think about changing their casing treatments, like surcharging like uber does. super busy, you raise the price. if it's not busy, you lower the price, instead of a flat thing.

>> interesting idea there. but rob says right now the average is $45 a person so a little sleep for maybe a younger couple. still, wineries rely heavily on tastings in their wine rooms. which will not be opening for some time. right now the winners are seeing an average 60% increase in sales thanks to so many people sheltering at home and buying wine. and speaking of wine, spend time with mom for a virtual wine tasting. four bay area wineries are teity wines, nottingham r's day. sellers in livermore and gary fell vineyards. prices vary depending on the winery and how many bottles you want. you can cck eaciaag fo tasting. but, policia, whatlisa, what i talking to rob, we have to

support our local wineries. >> and restaurants have signs that say take-out for sure. i'm doing my part. hopefully you are too. good morning, everyone. live look outside from our exploratorium camera. upper 50s. lots of clouds around the bay. sunny inland. the cooldown continues inland by 5 to 8 degrees. then getting chilly around here and maybe wet. my forecast is coming up. >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. also ahead -- >> male shark bite, conscious. breathing. there was a lifeguard on scene. tourniquet applied. >> it a severe shark bite on the beach in santa cruz county. what lifeguards are doing after the attack. and also -- it's hard to think these occasions are still happening. >> a different kind of mother's day this year.

you have power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength of advil. what pain? your cells. trillions of them. that's why centrum contains 24 key nutrients to feed your cells, supporting your energy so you can take care of what matters most. centrum. feed your cells. fuel your life.

welcome back. a saturday spent surfing along the coast turned deadly for a 26-year-old fatally attacked by a shark this morning. we're learning more about the effort to try to save his life. rangers they did everything they could to save him. >> male, not conscious. lifeguard on scene. tourniquet applied. go ahead. >> we have cpr in progress on the patient. >> the stretch of manresa beach shoreline is closed to swimmers until thursday. take a look at this, you're seeing the first flight to go to india since the nation's coronavirus closure. abc7 was at sfl where you see hundreds of people anxiously waiting to go back home.

india stopped all inbounds flights on march 22nd because of the pandemic. people we spoke to were, in a word, thankful. >> we were stuck on baker street two months. i'm happy. >> we were desperate to go back home. i'm so grateful they offered us this. >> the people chosen for the flight were selected based on compelling circumstances. the inidian generconsul with visas and emergencies. today's special day for mom will be unlike any as abc7 martinez shows us, for all they've done during this pandemic. >> it's hard. all of the weight is on your shoulders. >> reporter: san ramon mother said everything is harder during the pandemic.

>> out of school, out of sight, sought of mind. >> reporter: this year mother's day will be different. people waited in lines for baked goods. this store in san francisco's castro district opened on friday just in time. >> we're sold-out. moms are what we hold on to, all of us. >> reporter: moms are what we hold on to at all times of the day. >> mommy! >> i'm working! >> reporter: psychiatrist dr. allison media out of san mateo says mothers meet a lot of demands. >> i have moms hiding in closets for a few minutes of quiet. i have mother momorta proentati having a sock stolen off her foot simultaneously. >> reporter: since you can't take mom to lunch or the spa, you can create a place for them to relax. >> i think it will be the year to really show we need you. >> reporter: from one mother to another, it's okay to not have it all together all of the time.

. >> the stitches are not going to pay your bills. you really have to take a deep breath and say, it's okay to give my kid some ice cream right now. >> reporter: zoom is listifting time requirements this weekend so they're offering unlimited video and voice calls so you can talk to moms as long as you like. lauren martinez, abc7 news. and an eastbound bay mother is being honored for her longtime service to the community. harriet slater has been named the mother oakland of the year. she's 82 mother of 4 and been part of oakland's arts community for decades. harriet's known for the midsummer musicals. she said she's honored to win the award and never takes herself too seriously. >> it's very nice to be honored. i'm just glad i don't have to get dressed up and go to the gardens tomorrow. i didn't want to have to bring my kids down here.

god only knows what they would have said. >> the award has been presented every year since 1954. oakland's park department gives the award to someone who, quote. et's lisa. any big plans for mother's day this sunday? >> i'll be waited on, which is nice. always fun. yeah, they spoil me. just relaxing. being with the family. not all of the family but most of it. hoping you have a nice, relaxing day as well. weather will cooperate in terms of sunshine. it will be cooler, 5 to 8 degrees cooler in the inland valleys. that's a look at the fog expanding across the bay and this is what's going to arrive tomorrow into tuesday. we have a couple chances of rain showers moving our way. you can see hazy sun here from the airport. it is 57, downtown 60 in oakland with upper 5 from rwo cy to san jose and 58 in pacifica. cloudy looking emeryville.

numbers in the low 50s to 60s. upper 80s earlier but now we have a strong southwest flow near the delta, 37 to 40 miles per hour and that's an indicator of the cooler air pressing across the day. the steady marine layer, persistent onshore flow. cloudy now, golden gate bridge sunny this morning. later this morning, breezy around.bay. you know the spots, the gusts of wind and then it's kind of nice. mild inland where numbers come down 5 to 8 degrees and scattered showers on the way could continue into wednesday for the north bay, favoring northwestern s northwestern sonoma county. we're looking at 70ss by the aftva upr s san jose and clouds increasi increasing, 60s later on. level one storm impact scale for monday and also into tuesday with light showers. we could see anywhere from a

third or better well to the north of us. the rest of us looking at the clouds, cooler weather about a .10th of an inch around the bay area with breezy winds. we track the cold front, area of low pressure and clouds, we're looking at this coming in late monday into early monday evening. it will be scattered about. and then we will see more showers into your tuesday. here we are in the afternoon. even reaching the sierra nevada, some light shower activity. this is wednesday afternoon, so we're still getting another push of wet weather, that unsettled pattern and looks like the amount here have been remaining consistent with most of the activity in the far north bay. couple hundreds to a .10 and .2 in other locations. the sunniest and warmest day of the week, upper 50s, which is cool with the steady onshore flow but you get away from the bayside communities and low 70s

around fremont, upper 70s san jose. near 80 out towards antioch and 73 in napa. accuweather seven-day forecast. we have warmer weather inland but cooler than yesterday. level one arriving tomorrow, continuing into tuesday. chance in the north bay wednesday. and then little sun and little milder by the heed of the weendd but wet weather indications into next weekend. >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. just ahead -- a new workout experience. how f

. happy mother's day to you and the family, disney family sing-along volume 2. seth rogen, billy eichner, medina, ben platt, jennifer hudson and more.

the resources will go to those hurt in the pandemic. quite the lineup. and then two bay area two by give it their shot on "american idol," singing from home for the first time ever. they even dedicated last sunday's performance to his mother, a front lyon nurse in the bay area. we talked with another hopeful, grace leer, on her thoughts going into tonight. >> "american idol" bay area represent, two contestants from the bay area on "american idol" trying to get in the top seven. francisco martin andra we are talking about their bay area roots and friendship to francisco. >> it grace lee, congratulations. >> does it ever good old when ryan seacrest says grace leer! >> no, it does not get old. oh, my gosh, that was so

exciting. as you guys could see from my face, i was shocked and so happy. ♪ somewhere over the >> why did you choose "somewhere over the rainbow"? >> it's a song close to home for me. as you saw in the clip, i performed it in my third grade talent show. ♪ full-circle moment singing it minutes away from my elementary school that i went to. so was it means to 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? >> oh, francisco and i are great friends. he's representing the bay area so well. it's really fun to have been climbing this competition with the two of us from the bay. ♪ what will we see sunday now? >> 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 episod. definitely will be another episode to be ready for. ♪ >> good luck to both francisco and grace. you're going to want to watch here on abc7, a very herbal special mother's day edition of "american idol." be sure to get the votes in to help send them to the top seven next week. guys, back to you. >> that third grade clip is so cute. you can catch "american idol" right here tonight on abc7 at 8:00 p.m. coming up -- taking precautions. the top white house health adviser in quarantine. going against the governor, why one orange county shop

caress immerses your senses, with silk extract and floral oil essence.

get glowing skin and let your magic happen! caress, inspiration starts here.

now, your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. >> we have taken prestrong precautions at the white house. >> that was president trump on friday after vice president trump's press secretary, katey miller, tested positive for covid-19. now dr. anthony fauci and key members of the white house task force are in self-quarantine. and president obama speaks out about the white house's handling of the pandemic. a lot to get to. it's sunday, may 10th. happy mother's day. if you're just joining us, let's get a quick look at the forecast. >> good morning to you. starting out with clouds around the bay. here's a view from the exploratorium camera. lu here'swi, not much in the city but it will work to bring the cooldown inland. low 50s in concord and livermore now. as we go through 10:00 t. will break out into more sunshine around the bay. and sea breeze, persistent sea

breeze, keeps it cool at the shoreline. temperatures climbing through the 60s but as we get towards the later afternoon, they will top out at around 80 inland and dropping through the 70s for the numbers to be widespread 60s by about 6:00. we will talk about that rain shower chance and track it for you next time we see you. liz? this morning dr. anthony fauci and several key members of the coronavirus task force are in self-quarantine. we're in washington with the details. >> reporter: growing night a number of administration officials are in quarantine after possibly being exposed to the coronavirus. dr. anthony fauci, the nation's top infectious diseaseexrt will start a modified quarantine, which means he plans to stay home and work remotely while taking appropriate precautions to mitigate risk. also self-quarantining, cdc director robert redfield and stephen hahn. the news comes after the vice president's press secretary

katey miller tested positive for covid-19. on the job she regularly interacts with the vice president, administration officials and the press. >> she tested positive. she hasn't come in contact with me. >> reporter: miller is the second known case at the white house in one week. the president's personal valet tested positive too. and sources tell abc7 a personal aid to senior adviser ivanka trump, who does not work in the white house, has the virus also but has not been in recent contact with the first family. the president said he's not worried about covid-19 spreading through the white house. many staffers and guests now tested daily, teleworking is encouraged. >> we've taken very strong precautions at the white house. >> reporter: but in the cabinet room this weekend, the president sat closely next to senior military advisers. no one wore a mask. now former president barack obama is condemning the white house's handling of the pandemic during the call with staffers. this leaked audio obtained by yahoo! news. >> it's has been an absolute

chaotic disaster. when that mindset of what's in it for me and to heck with everybody else, when that mindset is operationalized in our government. >> reporter: rachel scott, abc news, washington. >> and locally in california, one nail salon and spa owner in orange county says she will be keeping her doors open despite governor newsom's current health order. >> thi will continue to come as long as they need me. >> reporte . >> she said she's opening her salon one appointment at a time while wearing masks. they're still not allowed to open under stage two's order wash their own or c oo she considers it essential. >> a lot don't have anyone to look after them so they're dependant upon me. i need to be here and help them. that is something my heart is telling me it's okay to do so.

>> nguyen received a citation and is due in court early july. this past week governor newsom linked the first white spread community case to a nail salon. he said it's fact that's where the first case came from in california, though he later apologized after nail owners complained he linked their businesses to the virus. and now a sweet treat. we mentioned steve's candy donating tons of candy to local nurses for national nurses week. now they're donating even more. we were there as volunteers packed up more than $120,000 worth of see's candy. they will be delivering it to bay area first responders, hospitals and health offices. such a tease this weekend, all ofut see'sy'nd closed and we can't go get it. meanwhile, gimz and clubs

are getting ready to reopen their operations. and how it might be changing. >> reporter: what might be like to walk into your favorite club or gym when they reopen? >> you will see a reimagined sper experience. >> reporter: there are 65 clubs around the bay area. three out of two cardio machines will be closed to maintain social distancing. they're planning on touchless check-in systems as members schedule time at the gym on their app. >> you will have the ability up to the day before to make a reservation. these reservations will be for one-hour workout increments. and after every one hour worth of workout increments, we will close for a expanding hakokoko s hour. >> reporter: they moved a lot of their equipment for cycling and rowing outdoors into zones by the pool. >> inside all of the machines have been spaced six to eight

feet apart. you will see taping off for pods that are 10 by 10 spaces and another piece is a reservation system. >> reporter: capacity limits may start 25% at the 14 bay clubs at the bay area. spas and saunas will remain closed. eventually lockers and showers would likely be limited to u.se of every third one. gyms and sports courts are repurposed with cardio equipment and limited child recreation activities. for group classes like yoga, there are taped boxes on the floor and you would no longer be able to bring your own mat. you have to use a club-issued sanitized one. gyms and clubs are working county by county to reopen in a phased approach. some hope by memorial day things like outdoor rec areas can get a green light. in walnut creek, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. still ahead, water, flowers, trees, the highlights of the

japanese tea gardens. without any visitors, they're being made better. and now a cool look at the sky. nice clouds. we will check in with lisa on the forecast in a few minutes and potential rain in the forecast this week. as you might know here at abc7, we're also honoring our class of 2020 in the bay area. coleman hayes is graduating from ail meanio high school in sonoma county. his mom said he works hard at school and outside of the classroom participates in futures farmers of america and plays three sports a years, including football. coleman is now trying to decide which college to attend in the fall. good luck, coleman, and congrats. we're rooting for you. if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on abc7news.com. we may give them a shoutout on tv or online. please, no professional photos. we

80% of bacteria in your mouth aren't even on teeth. 80%? colgate total is different. it fights bacteria in your whole mouth protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces

colgate total. antibacterial protection for a healthier mouth. here's a live look at our

santa cruz camera. 54 in santa cruz. pretty out there but a little hazy and foggy. it should warm up though by this afternoon. on the peninsula, the menlo park fire district is now making house calls for fun. the fire chief said it's an attempt to make up for having to cancel junior firefighter visits to the station during this time. neighbors can request a fire truck swing by their house to spread a little socially distanced joy. check out the photos here in one neighborhood. it's a success so far. and you can request a visit on the fire department's website. one bay area woman is celebrating a milestone birthday this weekend. abc7 news was in south san francisco where rhoda turned 100 years old saturday. south san francisco's mayor was there to celebrate with a celebratory plaque and 100 balloons. rhoda's family said they're thankful she's lived this long. >> i feel old. i really am glad she made it 100

years, that's for darn sure. she's a loving soul and has taught both of her children to be the same. >> rhoda was once a talented pianist and ice skater. she worked for what was now the del monte food distribution company before retiring in the late '70s. 100 years old. lisa, that means 1920 she was born. she lived through the, you know, recession, depression. >> my grandmother was 105. >> wow. good morning, everyone. cloudy start for some of you for this mother's day. patchy clouds around the bay. sunny inland. the cooldown continues. and we're talking a few rain showers and cool week ahead in my accuweather seven-day forecast next. and also next, special mother's day for alex morgan. why the team u.s.a. superstar and former cal bear has extra reason to

. welcome back. here's a live look at the golden gate camera. not a lot of cars on the road. i hope you're all enjoying your mother's day, relaxing. 56 in san francisco. we will check in with lisa in a minute. happening today, the docuseries everybody's been talking about, "the last dance," graces sports fans with another must-watch episodes. we will hear the back story of steve kerr's infamous fight with michael jordan during a bulls' practice. >> we're on the opposite side of scrimmage and he's talking all kinds of trash. >> he's trying to tone me down and started calling me ticky-tack fowles. not going to help me when we play these teams physical. >> i have a lot of patience as a human being but i tend to snap at some point because i'm creamily compeltive too. >> he hauls off and hits me in it him in the [ bleep ] eye. that's a [ bleep ] foul. >> you can watch episodes seven and eight of "the last dance" tonight at 8:00 on espn.

there's a messpecial mother day's for alex morgan. the cal bear soccer player announced on instagram her daughter was born thursday at 11:30 a.m. there she is, weighing 8 pounds, 5 ounces. yesterday 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. and this mother's day we're the frontline of the coronavirus battle. their strength and courage of what was expected of them and setting an example for all of us. >> reporter: they are heroes on the frontlines of this pandemic and in the eyes of those who give them their most treasured title, mom. >> hi, mommy! >> hi. >> reporter: mothers like lindsey burrell holding dyeing patient's hands but unable to hung their children at the end of grueling days.

>> can't touch her, remember? >> okay, but i can't get close to you. let me go change. i missed you boys so much. i love you. >> reporter: other health care workers like lea curtis spending countless hours at hospital bedsides but unable to tuck their kids in at night. >> i made the decision to keep my family safe, to quarantine myself. this is probably one of the hardest things i have ever done. >> reporter: and first responders like melissa winchester, racing to the rescue in critical moments and rushing home, worried about keeping their own families safe. >> i don't let him eat off my plate, drink out of my cup. things we took for granted before. >> reporter: this will be a much different kind of mother's day but as daughters and sons of staff members at hack enstack meridian health center in new jersey show -- sacrifice is now paired with a deeper gratitude.

>> mommy helps people when they're sick! >> reporter: for the women who give and save lives. ♪ >> and some of the moms we talked to said as tough as these weeks and months have been, they're grateful for their family's support and what's turning out to be a teachable moment for their kids about selfless giving. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> tears in your eyes seeing that. we also have to give a shout to people like marsi, future moms going through their pregnancies through all of this. wow. mothers are superheroes. you too, lisa. >> thanks. le yes, they sure are. hopefully everybody gets a chance to enjoy mother's day. sunny and cloud cover around the bay area. you can see from live doppler 7 all of the north bay, patchy in the east bay as well as

peninsula. but you get inland and that's where we have son from concord to livermore to walnut creek in dublin. we will be looking at the significant cooldown for inland communities, five to eight degrees cooler yesterday. you were approaching 90 in many locations as the ridge access was still overhead. now it shifted to the east, and has a response, that onshore flow is stronger through the delta. those southwest winds have been gusting through 37 miles an hour. that's a good indicator of that cooler air being transported from west to east. so steady, persistent onshore flow with us today. this is what we will tap into for the beginning of the workweek. in fact monday, tuesday, scattered showers, level one on our storm impact scale and into wednesday, looks like this could favor the north bay. showers that is. we can see widespread from .2 to maybe a .3 to half inch in the north bay and the rest of the bay area has trace amounts.

here's a look at the pretty high clouds in the picture from walnut creek this morning, where you're enjoying a cooler start with 57 in san francisco, 60 in oakland. upper 50s in san jose. pacifica 59 and been kind of gray there. we'll look for a cool day with winds up to 20 miles an hour. here's the exploratorium camera where not only low clouds but fog as well. lw 50s santa rosa,ing napa 55 and where we have the sun, it's pleasant in the low 60s. here's a look at the deck of low clouds over the city and that breeze, it will be with us. it will be one of those days in the city. you probably have the down coat. so becoming sunny later for most of us but right close to the coast, we'll have that fog hug the shoreline. then breezy in the typical spots today and mild inland with scattered showers monday, tuesday, possibly on wednesday. there it is, an area of low pressure moving in to the pacific northwest. the tail end of it gets caught

up in the northern kmurnties and then kind of washes out as it goes through the rest of the bay area. the cool onshore winds is the constant for everyone. warmer air shrinking down through the sacramento and san jaquin valley and level one system for monday, about .10 of an inch. then we will begin to see the rainfall kind of add up in the north bay. this is your monday evening and then into tuesday, notice we will see more showers throughout the morning hours. and then kind of lifts to the north but we will look for the chance again to continue into the evening hours. here's a look at the potential then. monday, tuesday, maybe a .10th of an inch in fremont. better than that to .2 to maybe .3 up in the north bay. south bay numbers, mid-70s for you. should be a nice afternoon from santa clara to cupertino. little cool and breezy from san mateo to redwood city and belmont. san francisco 59. steady onshore flow keeping it cool. 72 in petaluma with sun and sunshine in oakland.

berkeley, low 70s. got to get down towards fremont and head inland, this is where you will notice the bigger cooldown. 74 in the san ramon valley. looking at a sunny afternoon. breezy in spots. level one system today. trying to warm up but not succeeding the rest of the week. indications are we will see rather cool into next weekend. liz? >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. a destination designed to inspire tranquility can be more calming and beautiful than ever when it finally reopens its gates. that's because gardners at san francisco's japanese tea garden has takenange shelter-inlaces r opportunity. and we showcase the results. >> reporter: along the zen-like path in the japanese tea garden, the new silence seems to fit. maybe echo a much-needed sense of calm in these troubled times.

>> to have it empty the way it is right now, i think i experienced a garden more of a way the visitor might. >> reporter: it's a strange experience for this gardner and al gardener and rare opportunity. since it opened, it's involved many traditions, including keeping its doors open 365 days a year. >> typically so busy in here, you can't get a wheelbarrow through. >> reporter: now with the tea garden closed because of the covid crisis, they're rolling through at a pace that's helping to revitalize the garden and its delicate balance. >> this stepping stone path here, the stones had sunken into the ground. >> reporter: that means relaying stones and sculpting gravel beds, regrooming trees that had been shaped into geometrical angles by decades of cuts. >> as you can imagine, that work is difficult to get done when p there's a lot of people around here. we have to close up part of the garden so not to drop branches

on people's heads. >> reporter: they also used the break to patch the stunning maze of ponds and streams that provide a home to the multicolored koy and most of the water. >> the water is light, sound of the water, fish we have in the water, those are the things that bring a garden to life. >> reporter: on some morning birds are the first sound to break the silence. but for all of its tranquility, he's anxious for the return of the noise, the faces and the wonderment that the crowds bring. >> why i want to make the garden perfect or as close to perfect as i can get it, is for the people who come to see it. . if nobody's coming to see it, i feel like we're all dressed up and not going anywhere. >> reporter: in san francisco, deion lynn, abc7 news. >> beautiful. and the crew is also hoping to finish the facelift on the bogota now that the moratorium on construction has been lifted. on construction has been lifted.

[mother giving birth] ♪ from the firstloving touch. everything that touches your baby should be this comforting. that's why pampers, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand, wraps your baby in breathable softness to help keep their skin dry & healthy. so every touch is as comforting as the first. pampers. the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. motorcycle riget to where they're going,ers so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies

with the geico giveback. d because we're committed a fifteen percent credit onfor the long haul,policies the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead.

welcome back. moms are being celebrated around the world today. one hospital in australia is marking the holiday with an 80-foot lie show. eight new and expectant mothers are being featured along with a message of love and solidarity. the hospital wants moms to know they're doing an incredible job and not alone during this pandemic. pretty cool. and we would be remiss not to mention our incredible mothers who made a difference in our lives. so we want to give each of our abc7's mothers a special shoutout. starting with my mom lori down in san diego. i wish i could be with her in person but i'm looking forward to our zoom dinner later and i believe she's streaming us live. hi, mom, i love you and i wouldn't be where i am without you. moving on to lisa, res don't morning moms with her three kids and two are here with you, right? you get to enjoy them. >> for sure.

usually an empty-nester but i have two and they're so sweet. thank you. >> and this is michelle and taylor. michelle is the wife of one of our producers, shawn. she's an amazing nurturing and loving mom to their sweet boy taylor there. shawn said she can kick her feet up and relax when she gets home. soon, any minute now. frances, writer and producer, who wants to say thank you for all her mom does for three daughters. it hasn't been easy. she said she's so appreciative for the continued support and love her mom gives. finally dana, mother to our producer andrew. he said this may be her first time appearing on the news. very exciting. he said there's no better guide or role model or friend through live. beautiful. happy mother's day to all o the. you're real-life superheroes and we appreciate it so much. lisa, that includes you. >> thank you, liz. we will be enjoying the day and family for sure as we enjoy the

sun around the bay area t will clear. it looks dark and dank in parts of san francisco but we will call it mostly sunny with breezy, onshore winds in the upper 50s. typical day downtown. across the bay warms through 60s and mid-70s in the inland valley. today sunny and mild, breezy in spots. tomorrow we will bring in our storm impact scale level one. that continues tuesday in the north bay. .10 to .3 of an inch. and the rest of us, just trace amounts. keeping the skies gray at least in the middle of the week and numbers on the cool side. if you like the heat, we kind of got spoiled last week and there's no indication of that for the future, liz. >> i love thamtut a today. enjoy it while we can but try to keep that distance. thank you for joining us on abc7 news this morning. happy mother's day to all of you moms. have a great day.

like leather, skin is stronger when 9 out of 10 men don't get ca bo w has a unique hydrating formula... ...to keep men's skin healthier and stronger.

but what about afoods creamy chicken sautee? sala's lefidge you can do more with best foods than you think. see the possibilities at bestfoods.com

- hi and welcome to the kitchen experts show. i'm janelle marie. today, we have a great show for you. we're headed to lafayette to visit the keely family, the whole gang. we got mom, dad, the four kids. we're gonna see their kitchen makeover and find out how they're enjoying it right now. also, we're gonna learn about cabinet refacing. now this is an alternative to semi-custom or custom cabinets. we're gonna find out all about that. and lead designer johnny is gonna take us behind the scenes of the showroom. now this is a one-stop-shop. you are going to love this. there's no subcontractors. they stock all of their materials. they handle all the permits. everything is taken care of with kitchen experts. you're gonna love it. so stay tuned for the next 30 minutes to see how your kitchen could be next. coming up on today's kitchen experts show, why homeowners recommend kitchen experts of california. - so johnny said, "i can do it in three weeks," and i said, "i kinda don't believe you," (laughing)