restaurants, office space and malls. governor newsom expected to release the guidelines for that today. rain has been coming down across the bay area pretty much all morning, so get your umbrella if you have to head outside today. good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, may 12th. definitely rainy out there, mike, on my way into work. how long is it supposed to last? >> we are going to have off and on drizzle in the morning and then about 10:00 it will change over to scattered showers. the good news is, where the rain is falling now are areas that did not receive much if any yesterday, and that's in the south bay and parts of the east bay. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale, and the breezy conditions, maybe not as agvesiess a here's a live look as we take a tour over the last 45 minutes or so of the rain moving out of the

peninsula through the south bay and into the east bay. here's a look at san jose that did not receive any measurable rain yesterday. temperatures mild this morning, mid-50s. we will be cooler this afternoon, and even if you see hraeulg little sunshine, we will make it in the upper 60s. >> thank you. later today we could be getting more information from the governor about the next stage of reopening businesses, and that includes places like restaurant dining rooms. the bigger question is how far behind the governor the bay area will remain. amy hollyfield is live with more. >> reporter: hi, kumasi, you nailed it when you said that because we know that restaurant owners and their customers will be watching this announcement very carefully, but just because the governor and the state decides one thing that doesn't mean that's what will happen in

the bay area. local officials are saying they will probably move slower and more cautiously in the reopening phase. they will be watchinghes wk before they makenyisns stahantseyet, saying maybe monday, maybe not. as this goes on, of course the economy is really suffering. >> five million californians have filed for unemployment insurance, and $3.4 billion districted just last week. that gives you the magnitude of what has happened. >> governor newsom is expected to announce guidelines around reopenings for restaurants and dining spaces today, and people will also be listening for hair and nail salon news. we have been told that is part of phase three. the governor hinted that could be a month away, not months, as

we previously heard or maybe even sooner. that press conference is set for noon today and you can watch it live here on abc7 news, and we will have it on our website or app, so tune in if you are anxious to hear what he has to say. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. this is a record the warriors did not want to set. they laid off more than 1,700 people because of the pandemic in march. that is the biggest single cut we have seen here in the bay area during this event. according to "the chronicle," employees will return to work as soon as chase center is allowed to start hosting events. those workers can apply for unemployment benefits and the warriors are also providing grants to those laid off. vice president biden said the president should follow the rules when it comes to to to to

distancing. >> joe biden spoke exclusively with "gma" this morning, and he said he is still holding strong even though his campaign events have been canceled, and he also added that polls show him leading over president trump. the former vp also criticized the president for not listening to his own administration's guidelines for slowing the spread of covid-19. >> i am following the rules. following the rules. the president should follow the rules instead of showing up at places without masks and the whole thing. when i campaign, i am usually the first one there and last one to leave. i enjoy interfacing with people. i am not trying to avoid it but i am trying to set an example as to how we should proceed in terms of dealing with this health and economic crisis. >> biden also addressed the allegations of misconduct from tara reade and he denied them once again but did continue on to say women should be believed

when they come forward. reggie. >> jobina, thank you. a rare illness possibly caused by covid-19 is affecting more children across the u.s., including a baby here in the bay area. we have more on what the baby's mother and doctors wants us all to know. >> the rashes were getting very big, and her hands and legs started kind of swelling. >> in march in santa clara county her 6 month old daughter, developed kawasaki disease, a rare illness seen in children, and she was being treated at stanford, and she was diagnosed with covid. >> it was a very interesting case and i mentioned it to my colleagues around the country back when it happened, and they had not seen it at all. >> now in new york there are at least 93 cases of what is being called pediatric multisymptom

syndrome. the doctor is a pediatric infectious disease specialist at stanford and her team tweeted this baby. >> there can be longer term complications in true kawasaki reactions, and those include the inflammation of arteries, especially those around the heart. kawasaki tends to cluster, so there are some years where we won't see many cases and then other years we will see more cases, and it can happen in clusters in some states and not other states. >> she says some of the new york cases have more severe cases than typical of kawasaki, but nevertheless she wants to assure families that -- >> we know how to treat it and most children do fine. >> which is exactly what happened to baby zara. once they gave her the medicine to treat it, everything turned

out good, she's out of danger. >> kate larson, abc7 news. happening today a new meal prepare help program will give much needed support for older adults and restaurants at the same time. this program is in partnership with the state's great plates program. seniors sheltering in place will get three restaurant meals per day. if you want more information about this, kaulg the number on your screen. with summer fast approaching, local and state health officials are warning people not to take any trips, including weekend trips during this coronavirus crisis. the san francisco public health director says it's not the time to go on a vacation, even if you are jus wanting to visit friend. officials ask everybody to limit their travel to essential travel only. governor newsom says while there are signs of progress, the

number of cases of deaths remain an obstacle. and many states are reopening and some parents are wondering about summer plans for their kids. coming up, what parents should watch for if they are planning to send their kids to camp. and then shocking video of inmates trying to infect themselves with the coronavirus. the reason they wanted to get sick. and then the east bay valleys and into the south bay, there's rain falling in other areas also, and the potential for about four of the next seven da - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,alized phones... and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call

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bay with temperatures mainly in the mid-50s. we do have a few upper 50s like 58 in saratoga, and 52 in los altos is the cool spot. a lot of us in the mid to upper 50s with damp conditions this morning. 0.011 of an inch in san francisco. here's a look at the north bay. you can see we're in the 50s for the better part of the day. a few low 60s this afternoon with a little sunshine. as far as san francisco goes, 58 through 9:00 and then low to mid-60s for the rest of the day with less rain than what we are dealing with this morning. same thing in the east bay, scattered showers, mid-60s. let's look at commute. how are the essential workers doing today, jobina? >> mike, okay, i would say. i have been minor crashes and spinouts this morning likely due to the slick conditions on our roads. we will take a live look at the bay bridge. we have a high wind advisory

here and also a high wind advisory for the 580 altamont pass. there's bridge work going on for east bay 80 and treasure island, and you can expect delays there until 6:30. aside from that, that's what we have for traffic this morning. and some states are allowing parents to book camps that don't have overnight stays. a doctor said there are some things to consider when you are -- i just said consider. some things to consider before you make plans for your kids. >> one of the reasons children have done well during the pandemic is the fact they have not been in school and have been able to stay away from other children, and i worry about the difficulties of maintaining social distancing even at a day kap camp, and i would tell parents to look into the precautions

camps are taking to protect their children and staff. >> some camps in california are already making plans. the girl scouts of california are planning for their camp season in mid july, which is four weeks later than usual. and then coming up, the latest on the search for the coronavirus vaccine. and then looking at the gym of the not so

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we may be stopped, but the people we need, they keep moving. so we can start again. thank you. now, breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> breaking news from the live desk. the fda has just given mcderna approval to put it's testing for the coronavirus vaccine on the fast track. this vaccine was developed in january and started testing in march. the company will start phase two trials in the coming weeks, and that will allow them to expand

their clinical study and give the vaccine to more people. it will begin the next round of trials with 600 participants. phase three will start sometime this myrrh bsummer, and the vac could be ready by 2021, but did not say when during that year. the sheriff in los angeles thinks a group of county inmates were deliberately trying to catch coronavirus in order to be released. video shows inmates passing and drinking from the same hot water cup and that resulted in 21 coronavirus cases. now investigators are trying to identify who participated, saying they tried raising their oral temperatures before getting temperature checks and even sniffed from a shared face mask. long lines mark the reopening of the dmv in san francisco. video shows the crowded station.

in order to maintain social distancing, they only serve customers with appointments. they have waived orlando said it will start to accept hotel reservations starting in july, and there is no word on when they will reopen. in the meantime, one man brought disneyland to him. here's what he did. he made a lego replica in his living room in texas. so now -- you know i am a disney fan, so i will take issue with some of the things not exactly happening at disneyland, but you get the idea. main street usa, and he used the cinderella castle instead of sleeping beauty castle, so i

have to dock him. i don't know why there's a pirate ship, because that's not there at all. i do have to give points for the mark twain. i don't know what that ride that doesn't exist. the rain going around is impressive. >> that's all out of that whole thing, reggie, the train? >> that's all. i don't know why there's a humvee on main street. >> he took creative visions. >> who knew the difference between the castles? >> mike, you know the difference between the castles. >> i do not. i am sorry. i have to say i do not. >> really? >> the cinderella castle is about 200 feet tall, and the sleeping beauty castle is like maybe three stories tall.

>> mike, you may want to move on to weather, mike. >> yeah. it just proves once again, all things disney lead through reggie. let's take a look at what is going on, san jose, rain through and you can see a little standing water there. a minor warming trend on thursday and friday, just when you think everything is back to where it should be, no, more rain comes into the forecast for the weekend. let's look at what is going on. you can see the darker greens on the eastern side of the santa clara valley, and a lighter green as you head through the dublin grade and sunol grade, but you may need to use your windshield wipers. as we look at future radar, you can see the steady rain turning over to showers quickly this morning after the commute ends.

the yellows pretty much gone by noon. look at the tapering in the coverage of the showers as we head late into the afternoon and into the early evening hours. the breezes, let's talk about rainfall first. i am sorry. you can see how they are in lines. those are the showers that roll across real estate and bring you the better chance of rain. we could get up to inch of rain. down where we live right now, gusts up to ten miles per hour. temperatures cooler today, and maybe tomorrow a degree or two warmer because of a little sunshine, and then warmest on thursday and friday, and then on saturday night, sunday and monday chances of rain and cooler weather coming our way. have a great day. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this restaurant in texas got creative to provide touchless

delivery for people waiting in the parking lot. >> that is cute. that's what the robots should look like, friendly. >> with a t-shirt. >> i am into it. new at 6:00 a.m., this morning equinox is planning to reopen gyms to the public, but it's not going to look like what you remember, not exactly. the club is establishing a task force to develop its strategy, and that includes deep cleaning and disinfecting three times a day, and they are looking to use hand sanitizer, and members will also have to book using the equinox app so the gym can control capacity. showers, saunas and pools and team sport areas will remain closed. this morning, united airlines is announcing changes after passengers complain about planes being too full. they said they did not have enough social distancing. the options you will have. and we are saying congratulations to the class of

2020, and one student is

we're taking a break from the summer warmth even if it doesn't rain on you this afternoon, temperatures running from 61 to 71. tonight cooler because there will be less cloud cover out there and less rain and drizzle. temperatures in the mid-40s to low 50s. here's a look at tomorrow's forecast. you can see we wake up in the morning with scattered drizzle out there for the most part and it's still a 1 on the impact scale. there's light to moderate showers moving in and then become more light as we head into the afternoon, early ae! evening hours and then disappear. here's a follow-up to a story that we first brought you on saturday. a

flight. the carrier says people on full flights will have the option to choose another flight or nix the trip altogether in exchange for credit. the centers for disease control and prevention says airport screenings didn't do much to prevent covid-19 from spreading here in california. the report found the program was ineffective because traveler information was complete, and asymptomatic infections may have been missed. state health officials checked up on more than 11,500 travelers that came in from china and iran, and they were only to find three infected people in that entire group. facebook and instagram doing what they can to make graduation a little more special for the class of 2020, and they are putting together a-themed event,

including a virtual with big names, and then oprah will give an address along with support princeton university named its first black valedictorian in the school's 274-year history. he's a student from canada. he's also a former google software engineer. he says the honor is empowering because of the university's historical ties to slavery. graduation has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, but the school will host a virtual ceremony, and he's not done with his schooling but will go to grad school to pursue his phd.

>> not surprised. so proud of him. that's wonderful. >> yeah, amazing. coming up next at 6:30, san francisco unified launches a plan to contact every student during this distant learning. and then details on how heat could impact the coronavirus and what it means for the summer. the war of words continues between elon musk and we are hearing from workers concerned about their safety. we're back after this.

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right now at 6:30, tesla ceo elon musk reopening his fremont factory. we are hearing from employees as musk dares county officials to arrest him. and then the federal response to the coronavirus will be the center of the senate this morning. dr. fauci is expected to warn reopening too early can lead to death and suffering. in the meantime, good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, may 12th. >> yeah, first we want to have you look at the richmond bridge toll plaza. if you are an essential workers,

get prepared for damp roads as you head out the door. mike is tracking more showers to start the day. >> hi, reggie and kumasi. good tuesday morning. let's jump in with doppler 7 on the south bay. that's where it's raining right now. the area neglected yesterday, but now not so much. there's a little ponding on the roadways down there as the rain is rolling through and it stretches into the east bay valleys and will continue to head off to the east. we will have steady rain and drizzle this morning and then scattered showers, waves of them this afternoon, and up to quarter of an inch is possible, and breezy but not as gusty as yesterday. temperatures 60s along the coast to upper 60s inland. more coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. developing this morning, tesla's factory in fremont resumed operations. it opened yesterday despite

orders from officials to stay closed during the shelter-in-place. julian glover is live in fremont with more on this. >> reporter: hi, kumasi. good morning. it appears for now elon musk is getting what he wanted, the fremont plant just behind us is back open this morning even in defiance of the health orders. one assembly line worker tells me she is concerned over her safety and she feels as they are pawns in all of this and are being treated like robots. the employee i spoke to telling me she was furloughed and returned to work on saturday, the same day that elon musk filed that lawsuit, s alameda plant'ssk i fng after the governorkad manufacturing to restart last week, but the county health orders do not allow it. safety orders are in place, like

temperature checks and masks are being provided to workers, but it's tough to keep your social distancing when on the line. >> you just want them to go, go, go, and not worry about the people around you. >> on monday the ceo tweeted out the news the plant would be back open, saying quote, i will be on the line with everybody else. if anybody is arrested, i ask it be me. end quote. fremont police say they don't plan on arresting anybody or even writing any citations for what would be a misdemeanor. they are still in constant contact with tesla trying to nail down proper health and safety guidelines and we are hearing full production is expected to resume tomorrow at the fremont plant. reporting live this morning, i am julian glover, abc7 news. today dr. fauci and the heads of the cdc and fda will

testify over video conference to a senate committee. the "new york times" reports that fauci is expected to say americans would suffer needless death if the country opens too soon. >> this is his first appearance before congress since president trump declared a national emergency back in march. according to the times, dr. fauci is saying there are to reopening. >> you said every american that wants a test can get a test, and that's not the case, because 1.9 million tests a day falls short -- >> just by listening, not everybody should get a test

because they have to have certain things. >> the white house had made the historic decision to separate the vice president and president. this comes after an aide for pence tested positive for the coronavirus as well as a valet for president trump. this morning people are showing support for a young woman that had a job at an ice cream store that was so harassed she had to quit. the owner of the massachusetts store said they hurled profan tease at her, and this was all happening over the weekend. >> it was like you let caged animals out of their cages after seven on eight weeks, and then they took it out on the easiest prey, they took it all out on this 17-year-old girl.

>> she was planning to work there this summer to earn more for college, and so faror than $10,000 has been donated to her. during the unprecedented times, the san francisco restaurant institution here is at danger of never reopening. the covid-19 shut her down, and the problem of securing her small business loan has persisted, and pivoting to a different business model doesn't seem possible. >> people always asked for takeout, and she laughs it off because for her, she is like, no, that won't work, it's a souffle after all. >> jacqueline hopes a gofundme will help save her cafe, and you can find a link for that on abc news.com. and abc news is partnering with

i-heart radio, and just go to abc7news.com to find resources and click on support the bay. happening today, the richmond city council will begin considering drastic budget cuts as they face a 27 million deficit. they are thinking about cutting libraries. the city has until the end of june to come up with a solution because it's already tapping into its reserve fund. and neighboring el cerrito is moving ahead with a plan to furlough their entire city staff. they would be forced to take vacation days in june, and el cerrito firefighters have voted to forego the cost of living pay hike. and then san francisco unified said it plans to contact

every one of its families to conduct wellness checks. staff members are starting to reach out to families they have not been in contact with since the shelter-in-place order went into effect in march. graduations re-imagined here in the bay area. one county is allowing ceremonies as long as they are drive-through. right now we are taking a live look at the big board, at the new york stock exchange. we are starting up this morning, roughly 125 points. hot for fauci? a romance novelist says the lead character of her book is based on the nation's leading expert on the coronavirus. this is something i did not expect to face at work today, mike. >> what a man. he's got, i am sure, many tales he could tell us. we should find that book. make it part of midday live.

reads some excerpts. no. let's take a look at our temperatures. milder than yesterday, mid to upper 50s in most neighborhoods. you are seeing some of the lower visibility around pleasanton and livermore, as you come through the altamont pass, you could see puddling because of the rain. 0.011 at the bay bridge toll plaza, so damp there. that's the key to your commute. the most steady and widespread rain will be this morning, but there are still chances during the evening commute. we're in the mid to upper 60s for the better part of the afternoon hours and getting breezy around:0fohe s thener 60s during the afternoon hours. for the peninsula, about the same thing. mostly cloudy and mid to upper 60s. that's your weather for now. let's talk about traffic.

here's jobina. good morning. good morning, mike. thank you very much. hello, everyone. happy tuesday to you. for the most part it does look like our roads are the wettest in the south bay right now, so we will take you to a live look showing you 87 in san jose. you can see the damp conditions and the droplets on our camera there. i want to update our essential workers that could be taking some of our bridges, the richmond san rafael bridge and bay bridge have high wind advisories issued by the chp this morning, and 580 looks like we have a high wind advisory there, so be careful if you are moving through the altamont pass. i have seen a number of

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especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. let's take a look at what is going on from the exploratorium county where we received about

0.011 of an inch so far. the steadiest rain moving through the east bay and south bay and we are seeing the transition over to scattered showers which will become less in coverage this afternoon and through the evening hours as temperatures remain in the 50s and 60s all day long. around the state the rain goes from top to bottom and even snow in the mountains, but the snow amounts and rainfall amounts are not going to be very much outside of redding where they get about one-third of an inch, and the rest of us less than 0.1 of an inch. new at 6:00, as temperatures start to rise scientists are seeing if the coronavirus are affected by hot summer conditions. >> we are learning that temperature and humidity do have some impact but the question is to what degree as some of the states are doing other intervention. i don't think anybody should take the information we are

learning that you can drop social distancing in thehehe >> there's a seasonal pattern with peaks in the winter inr inn viruses, but that has applied to covid-19. amy hollyfield is live for us in walnut creek this morning. >> reporter: hi, reggie. you know restaurant owners are anxious to reopen the patios as kus ph customers are ready to have a meal at a restaurant but what the state says and what happens here in the bay area are two different things. the bay area talking about going at a slower pace than what we might here from the state today, and the bay area wanting to be a little more cautious in our approach. the state has already started

phase two, and the bay area is talking about starting phase two on monday. officials are saying here in the bay area it will depend on the number of hospitalizations we see this week. >> if, indeed, our rate of hospitalizations start to climb substantially, it may not be safe to continue to reopen. >> officials point to trends thatry them and make them want to be cautious, likes spikes in cases around the time the beaches became crowded. you can watch at noon news or you can use our app. now on abc7 news, a live desk update. >> the democratic party is planning to make changes to this

summer's convention. according to the washington post, we're learning this morning that it could be a limited in-person event or virtual event in august. delegates would be able to take part even if they cannot attend in person. the convention was scheduled for july originally but was pushed back a month in hoping the restrictions could be eased from the coronavirus. back to you guys. >> jobina, thank you. you have heard of drive-in movies, of course, but what about drive-in graduation ceremonies in 2020. as of this morning, drive-in graduations are allowed in san mateo county but only for 200 cars or less and with a three-hour time window. >> down the road it's one of those events that kids won't easily forget. >> don't try to rush it. you are not going to get this time again. you are not going to get another

senior year of high school. >> the drive-in graduation will also need a set plan and added security. the san mateo county event center is one venue already offering graduation packages. it would follow the same format as a drive-in movie with big screens and the ability to broadcast to each vehicle. and we are trying to honor as many seniors as we can, and you can post candid, not professional, but candid photos by using the #gradson7. congratulations to all the seniors. ♪ ♪

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>> i loved to watch that. congratulations, you guys. would you swipe left or swipe right for dr. anthony fauci? i know this is a random question, but he's in the limelight right now and it turns out some may have been eyeing him for years now. yesterday on cnn, a romance novelist said dr. fauci was the inspiration for the lead character in her 1991 book, "happy endings." it follows a d.c. based doctor

that gets into a steamy affair with the former first lady. she said when she met the white house expert years ago she found him to be unbelievably attractive and charismatic and went on to call the man sexy and wrote a whole book about it. the most disappointing thing of the day is when you google the name of the book and find the cover of the book, the least sexy thing you have ever seen. i thought it was going to be a fabio sort of image, and it would be like dr. fauci but on a fabio body, but it's not. >> i am at work. i don't know if i could google all that. >> i put it on twitter. it's like two roses. it's so boring. >> my friend dug up some receipts from dr. fauci, and i will tweet those out. >> okay. >> you know who else found him

very sexy and attractive? his wife, christine grady. >> all right. love to hear that. >> yeah. i am sure she did, too. i am sure she was flattered. he's an italian american, so of course he's an attractive man and charismatic. let's get to weather. you can see it's wet through the sunol grade, and just now starting to wrap things up in fremont and the south bay. a little drizzle and a few showers continue up in the north bay. we had 0.03 last hour in san jose, finally measurable rain for you, and so morning rain and scattered showers today and cooler tonight with patchy drizzle. the atmosphere won't be as nearly as saturated tomorrow morning but there could be fog. we will get into the weekend with a series of storms like what we are dealing with now. you can see the scattered showers, and yellows will go

away so we go from moderate to light and then the coverage starts to taper this afternoon and into the evening hours as drier air starts to work its way into our neighborhoods. rainfall amounts, likely less than 0.1 of an inch, and then higher elevations possibly a quarter of an inch. it's a 1 on the impact scale today. tomorrow, again, a 1 on the storm impact scale. look at the showers as we head towards the lunch hour, there's yellows in there and so they are pha moderate and then they fall apart. we add the 1 to tomorrow, and gave thursday and friday a break and let you enjoy slightly warmer weather before the rain moves in on saturday night, sunday and again on monday. have a great day. back to you. >> mike, thank you. happening today santa clara county will consider aramp up e digital divide.

they are teaming up with the city of san jose to propose funding to get devices to those that need it, and leaders want to buy at least 14,000 laptops and tablets for families without access. they say the shelter in place orders have highlighted the inequality in silicon >> if it passes, supporters hope to get rolling on these improvements as soon as possible to help students with distance learning. speaking of students, we will go to the east bay where oakland students made a music video talking about other teens protecting themselves during covid-19. ♪ cover your face and wash your hands ♪ ♪ we don't want to leave ♪ we want to stand

♪ don't want to pass it on to another person ♪ . >> i see young people going outside, and they want to go outside and do whatever they want. >> nearly two-minute video was created by different oakland unified students with the help of a non-profit, youth beat. each student worked on their piece, and there's blue from "blues clues" -- >> friend, why do i keep missing it? >> you missed it again? okay. each student worked on their piece independently and then finalized it online. i need to do a full interview and find out about blues fits into the narrative, and i think blue is a girl and not a boy, right? it would appear that

squirrels are also passing the time with books in their hands. and snacks. the squirrel is all of us. there's a video caught in pennsylvania and it shows a squirrel reading a tiny book. it was part of this elaborate art project. the art student staged other scenes of these furry critters doing other activities like drinking tea and baking. the squirrel is us. look at the little teapot over there, friend. he has a teapot. >> why does it truly look like the squirrel is reading that book? >> it might be. >> well, we know it's happening in the animal takeover. >> they are, like, what do we need to do next? >> right. >> you didn't forget, right? >> no, friend, i stay ready. >> it's that time, everyone, we cannot be ashy during this very troubling period of our lives. at least we

welcome back, everyone.

it's 6:57. if you are just joining here's seven things to know this morning. number one, full steam ahead, and the factory opened on monday in defiance of the health order. and then expecting another big update from governor gavin newsom on the road to reopening the state. he is set to in allowing on open up restaurants. and dr. fauci is going to speak to the senate. number four, drive-in graduations allowed in san mateo county. the new order limits the cars to 200, and a three-hour time limit and you need security. the steady rain is starting

to taper and move out of the south and east bay. temperatures will only reach the upper 50s to upper 60s. number six, although the rain is moving out of the south bay we still have slick conditions, and we have high wind advisories for the bay bridge, richmond san rafael bridge and also through the altamont pass. >> number seven, hamilton is coming to disney, and this morning disney announced -- i am excited, disney announced a film version of the hit musical will be released on july 3rd! yes. >> i mean, will bob iger do it? this was supposed to come out for many, many months, and then to surprise us with this? i am looking forward to it. >> in time for the fourth of july. >> me, too, since i have not seen the play, i finally get to see "hamilton."

>> once you get disney plus, mike. >> reggie, don't talk about that. you know i am still good morning, america. dr. anthony fauci's new warning that re-opening the country too soon could lead to needless suffering and death as the nation's top health officials are set to testify before the senate from quarantine and those two white house aides test positive for the virus. this as the president abruptly ends a press conference called to tout success on testing, after a tense exchange with reporters. >> maybe that's a question you should ask china. don't ask me. ask china that >> children andcovi doctors identify the first known case linking coronavirus to kawasaki disease. cases now in at least 11 states. new york