about seating and tight quarters. a new tech could make it easy for us to test for covid-19 with the help of our smartphones. the research under way to make it a reality. good morning, everybody. it is monday, may 11th. i feel pretty good for a monday. how about you, reggie? >> i'm getting into it. give me like five more minutes. you know what i'm saying. >> i'll be here. >> mike nicco -- you'll be here. i'll be here, too. what does it look like today, mike nicco. >> we have already been on the air a half hour. we'll wait for you to catch up, reggie. hi, everybody. welcome to monday. let me show you the big story. this area of low pressure. that cold front. rain is coming today and tomorrow. chances and again sunday and monday as we head into next week. that is getting well ahead of ourselves. let's focus on today and already kind of breezy out there and that will help us be pretty mild

until the rain sets in. best chance after the noon hour in the north bay and slowly spread south as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. it will take likely to get deep into the east bay valleys and into the south bay. notice the temperatures warm up until noon and once that rain cold air gets in and we drop out of getting into the 70s and 50s and 60s for the afternoon. one on the storm impact scale and i'll expand upon that coming up. first, here's reggie. >> mike, we'll see you in a few. we're seeing something more often now at our airports. crowded planes. images on social media of people who seem packed in there and they are uncomfortable wondering what happened to social distancing from the airlines. let's go to amy hollyfield live for us at sfo. amy? >> some passengers over the weekend were so appalled they took pictures and they put them on twitter. we have some shots to show you of pictures from a united airlines flight and an american

airlines flight that look very full. we also talk to a woman who was on a frontier airlines flight it was so full she was petrified. all passengers want to know why they weren't given more space during a pandemic. >> even if you have anybody who is in the middle seats, i think that's over capacity, right? like if you have to be on this flight and you're touching the person next to you or if they can take off their mask off to eat and they're breathing next to you. who knows. the closer people are and the more people packed in, the more it is concerning. >> american airlines told us they will only use the middle seats when necessary. so, for example, they confirmed a pilot who was flying standby was in a middle seat on that flight and they say many families who are traveling together and sitting together. they said 73% of middle seats, though, on that flight were empty. frontier also got back to us saying their flight in question was 66% full.

unit united's flight in question was 85% full. some passengers said they kept their mask on the entire flight because they worried about the lack of social distancing. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. governor newsom set requirements for counties that want to reopen faster, including increased testing capacity and no covid-19 deaths for two weeks. some counties are aplplowing ah anyway. dine-in restaurants, hair and nail salons and shopping malls are all wanting customers. the governor's office threatened to withhold funding to these counties. >> everything that yuba and i a see no basis whatsoever to deprive them on federal funds that they're entitled to just like every county in the state.

>> bar owners say peverage control officers have paid visit to open bars and restaurants threatening to revoke their liquor licenses. a rare illness possibly linked to covid-19 is affecting more children and there have been at least three deaths in new york. doctors are urging parents to look out for fever, rash and abdominal symptoms, signs of kawasaki disease. it is unclear how it is connected to covid-19. a 6-month-old girl was diagnosed with kawasaki and tested positive for covid-19. it happened march 16th just before the shelter-in-place order. and that girl has recovered. at the live desk here, i'm looking at the president of oakland-based company clorox. she went on abc news this morning to talk about how they are doing everything they can to

keep their products on store shelves but that you likely won't see their products fully restocked until the summer months. so, linda reynolds spoke exclusively with abc news and what she is saying here is that shoppers are increasingly frustrated as they scour the internet and stores for clorox wipes. they were not prepared for sky rocketing demand caused by the coronavirus. they are developing wipes to stores every day but demand for the disinfectant products have increased by more than 500%. >> we have seen so many people e buy wipes that haven't baus them in the past. everybody wants products on hand so they can disinfect and keep themselves safe. >> clorox plants are running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. the company ceo expects by the

summer months things to be fully up and running and restocked and until then, touch and go. kumasi, i'll send it over to you. >> all right, thank you, jobina. now that fewer people are outdoors, we've seen it. more wild animals are venturing into the city. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone has our story from fremont. >> reporter: the sweet or not so sweet sounds of coyotes frol frolicking at hamilton ampitheater park in novato a sign of the times. if that north bay coyote doesn't do it for you, how about this bobcat spotted near homes in fremont. >> that's something. >> reporter: so much so that police are warning folks to keep their small pets inside. >> it looked like not a child. it's a grown up kind of bobcat. >> reporter: in recent weeks coyotes and bobcats are some of the many spotte here and there.

in san bruno, two mountain lions were seen on a trail. in napa county wildlife camera caught three mountain lion kittens on video. wildlife experts say they're swamped with calls. >> we're not as overwhelming in the environment right now and humans have sort of taken a step back which has allowed animals to come forward. >> reporter: lila travis is the urban wildlife rescue in san francisco. in april, the volunteer organization took in 500 calls. three to four times what they normally do. >> there's a lot of urban wildlife that depends on human garbage. the food that we leave behind and with us suddenly gone, that food source has also disappeared. >> reporter: because of the covid-19 pandemic, lily tells me they have had to cancel a number of fund-raisers. they're now dealing with half the funding and three times the animals. in fremont, j.r. stone, abc7

news. all right. let's talk about what is going on temperature wise. good morning, everyone. welcome to monday. little excited about the rain. i can't hide it and can't lie to you. we need it. plus it makes things look more beautiful when we get some rain. 49 in castro valley and everybody else in the low to mid 50s along the east bay shore and under mostly cloudy sky. 57 in alameda, that's the warm spot. look around low to mid 50s everywhere with increasing clouds and a slight chance of drizzle from those clouds as they increase from the morning commute. sutro tower, a southerly breeze and that will help us usher in some of the wet weather. if you're exercising or washing the dog, use our app. you can find live doppler 7 if you're streaming us right now, on our website also. and then you can time when those drops are coming your way. now, as far as yard work, great

time to plant and let mother nature with her natural fertilizer water it in. up to the mid 70s by 1:00 and then dropping in the afternoon hours. look at that. looks like our best chance of rain may be in between those hours in the afternoon to even we may have to wait until the evening and overnight. south bay our best chance around a: 5:00 on the hour. those temperatures top out around 71 and drop this afternoon. same thing on the peninsula. top out 71 at 1:00 and then drop this afternoon with a chance of rain increasing. we'll talk more about that rain coming up, first, let's talk about our essential workers and their commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike, thank you very much. good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. especially for our essential workers headed in. we want to let you know two high wnd advisories this morning and the first one on the carquinez bridge and the second one on 580 through the altamont pass and be aware of the breezes that pick up as you drive in to work.

showing you san rafael. as far as the conditions on our roads, no incidents right now. so, things are looking good. nice and clear along 101 and i'll let you know if anything changes, but that is what we have going on for traffic this morning. reggie and kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. we're expected to learn more today on how santa clara county officials plan to close the digital divide during this covid-19 pandemic. that could include how they're going to provide residents to better connected devices and hot spots. the conference will be streamed on zoomt110 go time f high exam online at home for the first time ever because of this pandemic. testing begins today and will continue for the next two weeks and it is open book which means students have access to textbooks and the internet. each test is 45 minutes long instead of the usual three-hour ordeal. universities could take a

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it is 5:13. if you're just joining us. comedian and actor jerry stiller has died of natural causes. his son, ben stiller, says he will be greatly missed. he was 92. number two. tomorrow governor gavin newsom

will announce new rules for restaurants to reopen. last week newsom said a checklist for restaurants would include things like hand washing, sanitation and keeping people apart while dining. number three. frustration, anger and health concerns all front and center after these images of crowded planes flying into sfo this weekend. it's reignited concerns over what airlines are doing to keep passengers safe. number four. tesla ceo elon musk has plenty of takers if he decides to move his manufacturing plant out of fremont. utah, georgia, texas have expressed interest. number five. the big story weather wise, look at that. the storm impact scale for today and tomorrow with scattered rain and showers. up to a half inch is possible. number six, we have clear conditions on our roads this morning as weake a oo ge i want to let our essential

workers know that we have high-wind advisory for the carquinez and 580 through the altamont pass this morning. number seven. apple will begin reopening some locations in idaho, alaska and south carolina. temperature checks, face masks and social distancing will be in place. stores here in california remain closed. some trails in marin county are back open this morning after a bomb scare shut them down yesterday. a hiker on trail 6a found two military green ammunition canisters. the sheriff's office said they looked like they were getting prepared to be blown up. berkeley police bomb squad was able to neutralize the explosiv. an off-duty chp officer saved a hiker who was stuck in a

whirlpool. officer brent donnelly was hiking with his family when he found a man stranded in the water. he tied a backpack strap to a tree branch and used it to rescue him. officer donnelly is trained, thank goodness, in search and rescue. >> yes. well, mother's day done differently this year, but just as special for the moms who deserve it all. the day was unlike any other but we're in the age of coronavirus. craig smith and his sister spent the day with their 89-year-old mom, margaret, in walnut creek yesterday. they sent her love and hugs from afar. >> it's your day, mom. >> sorry we can't be in our nice, warm household. but this is a lovely place to be. >> we get to be with her, which counts. we'll look back ontnd >> thaeet.on police department tweeted these pics for its working moms on duty.

susie from san francisco spent the day with her husband and two sons. they had an improvised brunch of take out on the closest flat surface they could find. so sweet. well, a family also had a creative way to celebrate mother's day. they channeled a famous scene from the movie "love actually" while keeping their distance. >> we love you so much. happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> oh, that is sweet. a mother took her four children to see their grandmother at her home. they held up written signs to tell her how much they love her. they wanted to come up with a special way to show her how much they appreciate her. that is so sweet. it was definitely a different mother's day. trying to figure out how you could be there and show your love but not be there. i tried to order my mom breakfast from uber eats and they never showed up.

>> really. >> they kept stretching the time and i said, sorry, mom, we'll try again for lunch. >> that's not your fault. did she end up getting a meal? >> for lunch. she just gave up on breakfast. >> okay. >> so, i made up for it at lunch. >> can i just say -- >> i had the same issue. sorry, i kind of had the same issue. bought my mom something, same thing i buy her every year. it was supposed to be delivered thursday and she wasn't hope for a couple hours and we'll deliver it tomorrow, friday. not there. we'll deliver it saturday. we'll deliver it sunday. i have a call to make today. rain and showers today and tomorrow. that's your first accuweather highlight. relatively cool the next seven days and then a chance of showers sunday into monday. here's a look at an area of low pressure and another one right

behind it. the first one is the stronger. the one that comes in today the best chance of bringing us wet weather and squeeze out what remaining moisture in the air. here's a look at future radar. 7:00 this morning and things are dry. i should say our commute is dry and even at noon up in lake mendocino and starting to get some rain and then as we head to the afternoon and evening hours and inland east bay looking pretty wet and then eventually work its way to those neighborhoods and scattered showers will continue during the overnight hours and not as widespread or as much yellow in them which would signify moderate showers as we head into tomorrow afternoon and evening. you can see them tapering. rainfall amounts all over the place depending on where some of these showers and some of the light rain hits you from a cole hdr o ahf early a half inc mo up in the north commute, pretty breezy up in the hills. if you have to drive through there, watch out. some will make it down to our

neighborhoods as we head to the afternoon and evening hours and the cold rain coming down will bring those winds with them. a little breezy this afternoon. more so than this morning. all right. chance of light showers and even cooler tomorrow. we'll hold steady temperatures wednesday and then friday we get close to average and cooler weather for saturday and sunday another chance of rain. so, that's your seven-day forecast for now. here's reggie. >> thanks, mike. tributes are pouring in for roy horn, half of the famous magician act siegfried and roy. here's deborah roberts. >> reporter: in this "gma first look" new details on the loss of roy horn to covid-19. his tragic death over the weekend. losing the battle against the coronavirus a tribute to roy horn will have to wait. his publicist telling abc news a big memorial will be held after the pandemic subsides. a passionate lover of wild animals, horn once worked as a cage cleaner for a german zoo

before joining musician siegfried on stage decades ago. their unprecedented mix of magic, illusionist mystery and danger which spacktacular spilled over in a mishap in 2003. >> do you have any reluctance with the tigers now after the accident? >> no. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., much more on roy horn's legacy and the tributes pouring in this morning with your "gma first look" i'm deborah roberts, abc news, new york. it's going to be a little while before disney theme parks reopen here in the u.s., but we are getting a glimpse of what it might look like after the magic return to shanghai disneyland. a quick and easy test for covid-19. they want to make it so convenient, the results will be sent to your smartphone. right now taking a live look outside this morning

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> want to talk some temperatures because the rain coming in for most of us into the afternoon and evening hours. let's see where we end up. 60 in half moon bay and 62 in san francisco and you can see mid to upper 60s through most of the bay. now, say from fremont, palo alto

southward mid 70s and low to mid 70s. tonight relatively mild and we have 49 at half moon bay and lake port 48 and the rest of us low to mid 50s and even 57 in antioch and notice some green out there. some wet weather during the overnight hours. don't be surprised if you wake up tomorrow and if you're one of our essential workers have to commute on some slick streets. as far as temperatures moving forward. tuesday is going to be look at that barely some 70s in fairfield and antioch and san jose. the rest of us in the 50s and 60s. try to get back to thursday and especially inland low to mid 70s. get ready for a little retro weather more like march than mid-may. to defeat and detect covid-19. one you can use on your smartphone. researchers at the university of utah are working on a tracing

protocol that was first designed to detect zika. a person would cough or sneeze on a quarter size sensor and it would tell in if that person had covid-19. it would then be sent to any health agency via blew toouetoo. >> any authority that you select in your options and then realtime can update the map. >> so, the plan is to submit the sensor for clinical trials and hopefully have it be available for anyone to use in three months. today is the day. shanghai disneyland has officially reopened. it was temporarily closed for four months to stop the spread of coronavirus. the theme park is implementing social distancing requirements and increase cleaning efforts. there is limited space in the theme park and tickets sold out in minutes. disney is the parent company of

abc7. speaking of disney, the family sing along happened last night part two of the series. filled with big stars and your favorite disney songs. ♪ tale as old as time as time song as old as rhyme ♪ ♪ beauty and the beast >> i thought these two killed it. john legend and jennifer hudson and idinia and shakira song "try everything" from zootopia. honored the moms at home and on the front lines. disney is the parent company of abc7. rarely do sequels match or surpass the first version but i enjoyed volume two than volume one. which i thought was impossible to do. >> they had all the key things. "beauty and the beast" and "a whole new world."

i live for the ballads. >> singing "remember me" from "coco" that was really good. "you'll be in my heart" from all the broadway stars. >> what about the one with keke and the dancers? >> that is actually my number one. >> really. >> slaughtered that song. like she should be arrested for murder because she killed it. it was really -- if you haven't seen it, i'm sure it will be on disney plus because the first one was. check it out there. honestly, totally worth your time. >> i will check it out. we'll come back with a full 90 minutes of news including the businesses that are allowed to reopen in other u.s. states today. when is the next time you can sit in a restaurant and dine? we expect to learn that tomorrow in a press conference by governor gavin newsom. i'm julian glover with that information coming up. an ice cream shop forced to

close one day after it reopened. the shop's owner

now your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. now at 5:30. the pandemic is taking a devastating toll on california's restaurants. governor newsom is about to lay out his plan to let diners in again. more states easing restrictions against the advice of health leaders. the white house is dealing with its own coronavirus outbreak. several states aretesla a nh on his move to move the fremont plant. goodern moing, everybody. friend, at 5:00, you said you needed a few minutes to get it together on this monday. how are you feeling? >> when you put in my head keke

palmer singing "zero to hero" that got me back. now i can't get it out of my head. just know for the next hour and a half, that's what i'm going to think about. that's fine. mike, that's fine. >> yes. if that's what it takes and takd that's pretty positive. good for you. let's see what it takes for everybody else to get going this morning. the threat of rain is not here yet. but as you can see on live doppler 7, it is around eureka and crescent city. all part of this area of low pressure and another one behind it to the west that's giving a one-two punch of light rain and showers today and tomorrow. here's a look at your high temperatures and you can see we're going to be cooler than average in just about most neighborhood. low 60s and half moon bay and san francisco and mid to low 60s around the bay and north bay low to mid 60s because you get the rain first. east bay and south bay get it first and that's why you have some 70s in the forecast. one on the storm impact scale

and we're just expecting some light rain and showers and maybe a touch of drizzle this morning as the atmosphere primes and gets ready for the wetter weather during the afternoon hours. we need to be careful. those roads are going to be slick. we'll talk more about that coming up. here's kumasi. >> thanks, mike. tomorrow governor newsom is talking specifics and that could include some dine-in restaurants. julian glover is live with what we are expecting. >> good morning, kumasi. we hope to learn more about the governor's vision of the future for dine-in restaurants and offices as he details part two of phase two of california's reopening and lifting of the restrictions across the state. we know so many restaurants have been struggling to stay afloat, even those that have been able to shift to delivery only during the crisis. governor newsom teased that the future of restaurants what they could look like including waiters wearing gloves and more

disposable menus and allow a percentage of seating capacity to create more spacing between tables. but what about face masks? there are still so many questions. >> we have a new checklist that goes through issues around hand washing, sanitation, how to address the needs of customers through pickups and how we can make the pickup and drop off process for deliveries as well as pickups for customers easier and safer. >> we hope to learn more about the checklist the governor mentioned tomorrow. a restaurant in burlingame already wots possible. before the governor announces the guidelines tuesday. installing glass barriers between tables and eight feet apart and opting for paper products and staggered times. the big question remains if questions in the bay area will be able to reopen as quickly under these new guidelines and we heard the governor say time

and time again they could be more restrictive than the state guidelines and our bay area counties certainly have been. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. restaurant workers in the bay area are eagerly waiting for details of the governor's plan. phil matier reports that most restaurant jobs have fully or partially banished and in san francisco nearly 60,000 people who work in the industry may just be out of work. work has also stopped for more than 16,000 hotel employees. job losses in the arts and entertainment and retail and manufacturing, which includes tech jobs. and that's more than 166,000 people affected in the city. you can read phil's column in the "san francisco chronicle" every wednesday and sunday. a patchwork of rules of what is and what is not allowed and this comes as the pandemic inches closer to the west wing.

jobina has more details on this. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. good morning. two white house staffers have tested positive for covid-19. first, it was the president's personal valet and then vice president mike pence's secretary. mike pence is expected to be at the white house today as new safety protocols are being considered, including social distancing during meetings and testing anyone who sees the president. this comes as 45 states ease restrictions even as the number of cases continue to rise in at least 15 of them. >> i think this is large and small are probably going to wind up leading this charge as we tempto r >> economically, the white house estimates things are only going to get worse before they get better. the treasury secretary says unemployment could reach 25%. the current rate is nearing 15%. reggie, i'll send it over to you. >> jobina, thank you. happening today, more states

are lifting some restrictions. here's a rundown. in michigan, all manufacturing workers can go back to work. sit down restaurants reopen in arkansas. barbershops ask s and salons i of florida reopen. and the governor has extended it now to may 25th. the u.s. is expected to accuse china of trying to hack and steal federal data on policy coronavirus vaccines and treatments. this according to the "new york times." they report that the fbi and the department of homeland security will issue a warning that china's most skilled hackers and spies are seeking advantages in this epidemic. "the times" says more than a doesn't countries have deployed hackers to find out what they can. despite positive trends in california to fight coronavirus one widely ruled upon projection says that california could see numbers go back on researchers for the university of washington institute for health metrics and evaluations

say california could see more than 4,000 covid-19 deaths by the end of august. that is up nearly 1,500 from last week's projection. researchers say the changes are a result of daily death and case data and easing of social distancing measures and steadily rising levels of mobility. elon musk has plenty of takers if he decides to move out of his manufacturing plant in fremont. musk threatened to move after they said the company could not resume making cars because of covid-19 restrictions. tesla is suing alameda county for violating due process. the lieutenant governor of utah tweeted we talked to tesla eagh brging more business to utah. musk received invitations from officials in georgia, texas and also from the mayor of palo alto. families with children who qualify for free or reduced lunches will get a one-time extra payment to buy food during this pandemic. the money will come on a debit

card called pandemic ebt. it will arrive in the mail. families will get up to $365 per child. and this is in addition to cal fresh, medical benefits. the debit cards ct t arrive starting today and if you don't get one, you have to apply before june 30th. coming up, a shark attack killed a surfer on the central coast. what we are learning about a young man's life cut short. and enforcing social distancing during the pandemic. how a robot watchdog is keeping some people in line. oh, boy, mike. there it is, again. >> oh, man. just when we thought it was safe and we had all to worry about natural animals, they're back. here's a look at the east bay shoreline where most of us in the low to mid 50s. 48 castro valley to 58 in alameda. temperatures low to mid 50s just about everywhere. some exceptions 49 in los gatos

and mountain view and pacific 49, also. let's look at what it looks like for your commute at least. early sels woessential workers dry and you can see caution out there. just about every mode of transportation for today as the chances of wet weather increase this afternoon through the evening hours and so do the breezy conditions that are up in the hills right now once the rain starts to roll in, it will drag those down to where we live. look for increasing breezes and that's why the temperatures also dropped this afternoon after reaching 72 at 1:00 in the east bay. the breezes cool us down and the rain rolls in by at least 3:00. let's take a look at what is going on in the north bay. maybe a couple hours this morning and temperatures only in the upper 50s to low 60s and in san francisco, a couple hours also and then after 9:00, hour chances of getting wet increase as temperatures hang out in the low to possibly a mid 60 here and there.

temperatures go up and down depending on how breezy it is and how much rain is falling at a certain amount of time. not expecting a lot. but i'll show you that coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. first talk more about the se essential workers. hi, jobina. >> happy monday to you. things are looking great on our roads. really clear conditions for our monday morning. we'll say hello to our friends here in the south bay and check out 101. things are smooth. only thing i really need to mention is for anyone that is taking the carquinez bridge or making their way along 580 through the altamont pass, high-wind advisories there. contract cc myers will pocket $8 million for finishing work on a highway 101 alemany overpass project ahead of schedule. cal trans gave the company 18 days to finish the work. "san francisco chronicle" insider and phil matier they

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> it is 5:43. potential for wet weather, a one on the storm impact scale for not only today, but also tomorrow. a chance of showers today, a little bit of drizzle and steadier rain tonight and then a lesser chance of showers tomorrow. up to a half inch is possible in our higher elevations and a quarter of an inch is really generous for most of us. here's a look at sutro tower where it is kind of breezy this morning. ten to 30 miles per hour and look at thesehe nr 60 range at coast and drop into the 50s and 60s with that increasing chance of wet weather in the afternoon hours. gets about as far south as monterey before the sun sets today. now, breaking news from the abc7 live desk.

>> following breaking news at the live desk this morning. comedian and actor jerry stiller has died. his son, ben stiller, said in a tweet that his father died of natural causes. he also says, quote, that his father was a great dad and grandfather and the most dedicated husband. he will be greatly missed. the veteran comedian began his career in the '50s as the partner of his wife. he had featured roles on "seinfeld" and "king of queens" and appeared in several hit films. stiller and his wife shared a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2007. he was 92 years old. back to you guys. a 26-year-old surfer killed saturday in a rare shark attack off the santa cruz county coast is being remembered as an entrepreneur who turned his love for big waves into a career. ben kelly died five miles west of watsonville.

he was a small business owner who handcrafted surf boards out of his house. friends say kelly had a life-long love for the sport and the ocean. >> this guy had so much knowledge of the ocean. he has been surfing for his entire life. he understood the area and traveling all over the world. he is one of those guys that he understood the risks. you just hope that it doesn't happen but it wasn't anything where he was making a mistake. >> state park officials have closed the waters in the area where kelly was attacked through thursday. kelly leaves behind a wife. a san francisco hospita i i do want to warn you that picd of disturbing. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital said this man was found unconscious friday night on pacific avenue. he is in his 30s, 6'2" and weighs more than 350 pounds. the extent of his injuries are unknown at this point. but if you know who this man is,

you are asked to contact the department of public health. as you know many small businesses are starting to reopen across the country, although some are facing unexpected challenges. the owner of a massachusetts ice cream shop said he had to close one day after opening because customers were harassing his employees. he posted on their website that all orders have to be placed an hour in advance, but he says not everyone listened and instead took their anger out on his workers when they got busy. >> one of my best workers quit yesterday at the end of her shift. but the words she was called and the language, you wouldn't even say in a men's locker room and to say it to a 17-year-old kid. they should be ashamed of themselves. >> yikes. for now the shop is doing limited car deliveries until it can figure out a new plan to safely reopen. the station house cafe in point reyes station is shutting its doors after 46 years. in a facebook post management

said they were feeling confident they would make it through the pandemic after getting a federal loan and they can't afford the proposed rent increase. the cafe will be open for takeout until the end of this month. the owners say they're open to finding a new location. well, it looks like the robot dogs are back. this time, they are actually out in the real world enforcing social distancing guidelines in singapore. dynamics group in massachusetts even tried giving the mechanical watchdog a name. spot, the robot. it also barks out a recorded message to ask people to stay apart when they are outdoors. d spots around the world by calling that robot spot. that's first. that's the first thing.

>> kumasi. >> they are doing everything they can to make this dog happen and this dog needs to look a lot friendlier before it does. this is not going to work. >> what can they do to make it look friendly? >> put a real cute face on it. when that thing comes around and you're getting the full front of it, it looks like the end of the world. >> it does. >> it looks like something i've seen in "stranger things." if you guys have watched that on netflix. kind of scary in the fact that kumasi says it barks orders at you. really? how about being a little nicer about it and then we'll respect it more. here's a look at the roof camera. 52 degrees. waking up to cloud cover and a little bit of sunshine on this monday but the big story is the increasing clouds and the wet weather they'll bring, especially this afternoon. and it will linger during the overnight hours when it turns to

drizzle and drizzle in the higher elevations as the air will be saturated during the overnight hours below 6,000 or 7,000 feet and then once we get past this, we have some cool weather and another chance of some showers sunday. so, here's a look at our one-two punch. the one that will hit us today is stronger than the one that arrives tomorrow. let me show you that on future radar. here we are at 7:00. everybody is dry. as we head towards noon, sonoma county, mendocino county for the most part, you're starting to get wet. you can see it spreading to the south as we head into the afternoon and evening hours and then overnight you can see the be t north bay with a southwesterly wind and tomorrow after the 7:00 hour more scattered and by 5:00, just about over. let's take a look at the wide range of precipitation from 1:00 this afternoon when it starts to be measurable up in the north bay to tomorrow afternoon. you go anywhere from hardly any rain in fremont to 0.15 to

nearly two thirds up in cloverdale. let's talk about the seven-day forecast i put together for you. those temperatures well below average and one day of average weather before it gets cooler again and another one on the storm impact scale before sunday. have a good day. back to you guys. coming up new at 6:00, fighting coronavirus by covering your face. new research by a uc berkeley scientist shows how effective wearing a face mask can really be. first a critical need for blood donations. how you can help today. rs oplus one group decides to and we will leave you with a live look at

welcome back, everyone. the latest blood drive in the north bay. donating is still really safe and heavily controlled by trained staff. today's drive is being hosted by assembly member mark levine. it is at the mission inn and you do have to be at least 17 and make sure you bring your i.d., eat a healthy meal before you go and also drink lots of fluids. community groups throughout the country spent mother's day feeding local health care heroes. united chinese-americans teamed u with other organizations to deliver thousands of meals to hospitalorob ert 300 hot lunches to staff at santa clara. >> we know a lot of people are suffering, including our family and our friends. this is also a great opportunity for all of us to do something for all community. >> organizers call the event

food of love day. part of the group's parents at st. thomas apostle school raised thousands to deliver meals to medical workers in the city. cook up hundreds of delicious mother's day meals. we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. just use the #betterbaybearea t show us how you're saying thank you and we'll try to share your story. let's take a look at the wind specifically we're going to look up in the mountains and our hills where they're a little bit faster and gusting anywhere from 12 to 25 miles per hour. so, the breezes will pick up down at the lower elevations as we head throughout the morning into the afternoon hours. highs today, you can see where the rain hits first up in the north bay and that's why you're in the low to mid 60s and low 60s in the coast into san francisco because of the stout

sea breeze and upper 60s around the bay and low 70s as you head to the south bay and east bay the warmest low to mid 70s. tonight, it's relatively mild. temperatures going to be in the 50s. mid to upper 50s and a few possible around half moon bay and as you head toward lake port and more rain is possible during the overnight hours. so, tomorrow morning's commute is a little slicker than this morning's commute. >> thanks, mike. a young helping. >> this is two scoops. their goal is to help a local ice cream shop survive. >> we love screamin'mimi's and we have family friends who work there and they've been incredible during the pandemic and they've been packaging ice cream ahead of time so you can text people.

and we love it and we try a different flavor every week. >> she says they perform cabaret, jazz and even disney music and all the money they raise goes to >> that's adorable. two scoops. what a cute name. stranded at sea. the reason some cruise ship members have gone on a hunger strike. the head of clorox tells us what the company is doing during this great demand. passengers here at sfo say over the weekend their frighlig were so full they were nervous and they want answers. i'm amy hollyfield and the story coming up. plus, it is a really busy time for animal control. the wild

now your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. now at 6:00. growing concern from travelers after multiple reports of flights that look pretty full with very little social distancing. this morning, passengers are reacting and the airlines are explaining what's happening. and right now we're taking a live look at highway 101 in san jose. it is dry right now, but rain has returned to our accuweather forecast and it is just hours away. happy monday. i guess the weekend was so nice, we can deal with a little bit of rain this monday.

i know i had a good time this weekend. what about you, jobina? >> you know, it was lovely, kumasi. hi, reggie and mike. we played a mom's themed jeopardy on zoom for mother's day with my mom yesterday. it was a good time. >> that is fun. >> what? >> i like that. >> how fun. >> what were some of the questions or categories? >> oh, okay. it would be like this martin lawrence film starring grandma fbi detective and the answer is like "big mama's house." all mom themed. >> that is so cute. >> thank you for that. i am stealing that. all right. that sounded like a lot of fun. all right. let's talk about what is going on. kumasi kind of mentioned it. rain is coming. here's a look at the low pressure and the