good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, may 26th. good morning, reggie. >> good morning, kumasi. so was it pretty warm at your place yesterday? >> it was bearable. i left the window open and felt pretty good. how about you? >> yeah, it's pretty good. it's always pretty good in the beginning, but as mike knows as the days goes on it starts to build and i have a feeling by the end of the week things are going to be pretty steamy. >> that's a great explanation, reggie. yeah, the first day of the heat, the air-conditioner doesn't run much, but day two the whole house has been warmed up and it will be tougher to keep it cool, and the heat danger will rise as we head to wednesday and thursday. we have the oranges under the heat advisory. and the air quality has changed for the worst. and the north bay has been added

to the list of having poor air quality. here's a look from sutro tower. our day planner, 52 to 66. i think we will see faster warmer than yesterday. we have a small raw rein layer there at the coast while the rest of us will hit low 90s to 100s this afternoon. let's get back to kumasi with the news. or we'll go to reggie. governor newsom says the counties can now allow in-store retail shopping, however just because they can it doesn't necessarily mean they will, especially in counties like the ones we live in. the economy is a big focus for us here at abc7 and the effort to build a better bay >> reporter: however, we are going to be still window

shopping, still curbside pickup for now, and we are not allowed to go into the stores quite yet. gavin newsom did clear the way for the state to have in-store shopping but the bay area counties have not said when we will be allowed to do that. in the bay area, we have been behind in every phase of the reopening process, taking a slower and more cautious approach. the governor says this new phase is being allowed to happen because california continues to flatten the curve. he is encouraging everybody to keep up the good work of social distancing, staying home and wearing masks. he says the precautions are going to be especially important as we start to reopen california. we will be looking to our local county health officers to find out when this will be happening here locally. we will keep you posted on that, of course, as soon as we get

word. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. let's talk about the churches in our state. there are new guidelines about how they could reopen. it's up to local counties, once again, to decide whether or not to allow them to return to in-person services. masks are strongly recommended. and churches are being asked to continue to offer online and remote services. and then u.s. company has been testing a vaccine in australia. results of the trial in july. - >> we are in parallel, making

doses and making the vaccine in anticipation that we will start to deploy it towards the end of the year. >> a dozen experimental vaccines are in the early stages of testing worldwide, and news of the vaccine is giving investors hope. >> thank you, jobina. santa clara county is offering expanded covid-19 tests at six sites. drive through locations will open in milpitas, and san jose. the tests are free for everybody that lives in the county. essential workers are encouraged to get tested now and once a month going forward. abc7 is also focusing on education as part of our commitment to build a better bay area. schools across the state could face budget cuts and that could mean layoffs and furloughs.

there are six jobs on the chopping block and one could affect the cleanliness of schools. >> don't cut corners at this time because it's not time to cut corners. >> the supervisor of the palo alto unified school district making a desperate plea to keep her job. >> the health is viral. you know, disinfecting and sanitizing door knobs, and rest rooms. >> the recommended job cuts that have been announced in palo alto could be seen in other districts as well. cardosa manages the custodians at 17 school sites in the district and she believes her position would be more important next school year where we could see the older students rotating at-school days and a bigger priority on cleaning k through 5

schools all the time. >> and it's the vulnerable community, the little kids. they are not going to keep masks on. we have to make sure those are speck and span, as they say. >> cardosa says in the last two years, there have been cleaner classrooms due to much of the training she has put into place. >> we went from a stage two to stage four, and when i say stage four it means we are bringing up the cleanliness and hygiene of the schools. >> i did reach out to the union rep for the kau stowede custodi said no positions are on the chopping block but they are not adding any either. and federal officials don't

have a plan to help working parents. most schools are out for the rest of the academic year, and a lot of summer camps and daycare centers are canceled. >> my company is currently planning to reopen my office at the end of may, and there are several of us with school aged children, and they have not addressed that point yet. >> a recent abc news exit poll says even if schools were to reopen, close to 70% of parents do not feel comfortable sending their kids back to school. and then tony thurman and the superintendents from oakland, san francisco and san jose unified schools will join us for our latest abc7 listens bay area conversation. join us as we discuss distance learning and the future of our schools, and that's thursday at 4:00 here on abc7. >> it will be another hot day in the bay area in the north bay, people looking to cool off

ignored closed signs and gathered at the beach along the russian river yesterday. a few miles up, the beach is open to locals for walking. yesterday, a lot of out-of-towners showed up. >> as quick as they barricaded it, people pulled them down. >> social distancing has gone out the door. >> reporter: you are concerned? >> concerned? i am beyond concerned. >> a spare the air alert is in effect for the second day in a row. >> hi, reggie, yep, poor air quality is possible once again today and we added the north bay to that area. remember yesterday it was mainly the southbound and our inland east bay neighborhoods. when you look out, there's a little marine layer, about 800 feet and is affecting places like petaluma and half moon bay. but once the sun comes up it

will dissolve that marine layer, especially in the north bay valleys. not along the coast as much, and you will be cooler than the rest of us. and then let's look at the air quality today, do anything you are going to do anything, do it early. mid-90s to even upper 90s was head further south. we could hit 100 in gilroy and also in morgan hill today. 82 at 8:00. the north bay, 90 at noon, and upper 90s for several hours this afternoon. still 82 at 8:00. it's the east bay valleys that will be the hottest. 74 at 8:00, and 92 at noon. a couple hours with triple-digit heat, which means asphalt and cars could be as warm as 140 to 150 degrees, and that's why you

want to stay away from those if you can, and still 89 at 8:00. we have one more day of that and we will show you cooler weather coming up in the weekend forecast. first, let's turn it over to jobina and talk about our essential workers. how are they doing, jobina? >> if they are riding through oakland along 880, they could see fire crews, mike. you likely won't be able to see the issue from here but according to the chp around -- right before 4:00 a.m. they were getting a report of a fire along oak port street which is behind essentially 880. now it looks like the fire is beginning to grow and they have crews on the scene, and i will follow-up and see if i can get more information, but it does not look like it will slow down your commute because it's not on 880, it's on oak port street if you are familiar with the area.

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all right. it's 5:13, and here are the seven things to know this morning. the first is look how hot it's going to be. look at all the record-high temperatures, and the only not record is in san francisco. look how old some of the records are, 1896, and napa, it's our second day of heat and more coming in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those numbers, mike. number two, governor newsom says

counties can allow in-store shopping with social distancing, but only if counties think it's safe and right now most bay area counties are taking a slower approach to everything so no date is set when we can shop in stores. and places of worship have new guidelines to follow. local counties can decide whether to allow in-person services to return. number four, the port of san francisco is expected to give an update on the massive fire at pier 45 at fisherman's wharf. still no word on a cause. number five, this video from new york central park is taking over twitter and spark outrage. a white woman called 911 on an african-american man after he asked her to put her dog on a leash. we will hear from the man that shot this video coming up in the next half hour. number six, we are going to

start with a live look showing the san mateo bridge, traffic looking good this tuesday morning for our essential workers. >> there's new concern stormy weather could threaten tomorrow's historic spacex astronaut launch. for the first time in almost a decade a manned mission will go into the earth's orbit and blast off from u.s. soil if the weather cooperates. this morning president trump is threatening to pull the largest republican event of the year from north carolina because of coronavirus restrictions. the president says he will move the republican national convention from charlotte if the governor cannot guarantee full atenoa attendance by august. >> this is not commit kpolitica

emotional. this is based on health experts. >> when people gather together, one person can be the spark to spread the virus to many. >> governor cooper says he will rely on data to make any decisions about the convention. he plans to address the issue during a news conference later today. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. we are hearing from east bay congressman for the first time since a running accident nearly cost him his life. he explains a bad fall happened while he was trying to cross an kp kp intersection in d.c. >> i took a fall, and i i my elbow as i flew through the air and landed on my ribs, and i broke multiple ribs and hurt spleen and was in quite a bit of

pain. >> he had pain medication and ten days later he was back at the hospital for pneumonia he developed. he ended up spending five weeks in the icu and four of them on a ventilator. >> i was able to have a conversation with the medical staff, and my family >> he says at one point he was given a 10% chance of surviving. as you can hear, his voice is still horse. doctors do respeexpect him to m full recovery. and then one 13-year-old jack rico got four college degrees, and now he has a full scholarship to the university of nevada where he will pursue his bachelor's degree. >> i am 13, so i don't want to rush everything. i am still trying to figure it out but i want to focus on learning right now because that's what i love to do. >> okay, jack.

we respect that. jack started college when he was 11. he earned the four associates degrees in two years. >> wow. >> jack, i am just fascinated by jack. >> me, too. because it's kind of like -- it seems like a 23-year-old speaking through the body of a 13-year-old, right? >> right? >> the composure. >> yeah, he doesn't want to rush. >> he doesn't want to rush. >> he wants to enjoy life. >> he has things he has to figure out. >> uh-huh. >> wow. >> amen to jack. he's got it figured out, and some of us still decades older than him -- >> wow. >> congratulations to jack and his parents. must be proud but must be very

different to raise a child like him, or maybe he raises them. who knows? day two of spare the air, and now the north bay is in the fold as one of the areas that could have poor air quality this afternoon. showers looking more promising on saturday, and the heat wave will be broken up by then. the high area of pressure getting squeezed a little today but not enough to make any significant changes away from the coast. and 98 in san jose. 102 in gilroy. redwood city, record high of 98. millbrae, 92, a record high. and upper 70s along the coast, and mid to upper 80s for downtown, and at least 20 to 25 degrees warmer in your valleys with a record 98 in napa, and 99 in santa rosa. 101 in cloverdale.

not a record, but that's hotter. 94 in richmond and 94 in oakland. record high temperatures in high word at 94. remember, walk the dogs early today or whatever pet you may have because the asphalt could get up to 145 degrees this afternoon. tonight will fall back in the 50s and 60s, and it will be comfortable again. up in the hills, 70s once again. you can seat break on thursday. friday, most of us are out of the heat, and for sure, saturday and sunday in the 60s and 70s. hope you enjoy it. >> thanks, mike. onihonoring veterans was a different this year. because of the pandemic the boy scouts could not get together and decorate each gravestone with flowers and flags. so people have been visiting on their own to honor the service members. >> i hope it never ends, the patriotism. >> ginger has two brothers

buried at the cemetery. when she was just 10-years-old she spent several weeks at a japanese camp, and still her family went on to serve and fight in world war ii and she says they deserve to always be remembered, to be respected and to be loved. a plan to reopen theme parks as soon as next friday. the new interview with the six flags spokesperson. >> also, very near

by now you know the usual ways to stay cool during a heat wave, but these are unusual times. i put it out on facebook and twitter yesterday, some of the other ways people are keeping cool, their unheated hot tubs and their kids' pool, and they are cuddling up to freezer packs, and swamp coolers, and drinking plenty of water sitting in front of fan blowing across water, and those are some of the more interesting ideas and creative ways you can stay cool today, other than the usual ones, which is stay hydrated with water before you get thirsty, and stay where you can out of the direct sun where it

feels 15 degrees warmer, and where light colored and loose-footing clothing. ledger dairy queen is recovering from a heart attack. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, one of the world's greatest guitarist. queen's brian may opening up on instagram about how he was very near death. >> we thought it was a bizarre gunning accident, and it turned out not to be the case. >> an emergency angiogram led doctors to operate immediately and inserting three stints. >> i had a small heart attack, and i had three arteries that were in danger of blocking the

supply of blood to my heart. >> we will have more on may's warning signs, and a message for those his age that assume they have a healthy heart. six flags is getting red 83 -- ready to open its park in oklahoma city, saying it will open frontier city on friday, june 5 gm says six flags is working with individual city, county and states to establish protocols before all their parks reopen. >> it will be the same ole park but will have a different feel to it. we will be going through a temperature screening system at the front gate. we are using pretty cool technology to screen the crowd as they enter, and

everybody has an opportunity to make sure they are wearing their masks. >> and you can only get on rides with family members, and cleaning all day long including rides and handrails. an east bay man is marking a major milestone. just celebrated his 107th birthday. check him out. he spent most of his life in the east bay. he gathered outside of a care home for a party. his daughter said he loved to play tennis and enjoy dancing. ♪ ♪ happy birthday ♪ happy birthday to you >> very social. he's a great guy. he's a great dad. he spoiled me rotten. >> just enjoying life. he still has all his capacities, so he will enjoy this day with us all here. >> we're told he enjoyed chinese

food for his special birthday meal. >> happy birthday. >> look at him smiling. >> right? happy. living his best life. >> obviously it's unusual circumstances, but it's nice to see that all his family showed up. >> i know. that's sweet. >> that is sweet. we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the tsa seeing 350,000 people at checkpoints and this was just last friday, so we are taking a look at the bigger picture when it comes to summer travel plans. also, we will tell you about a caravan protests. >> temperatures are expected to be hotter today and there's a

tso is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us.

now at 5:30, bay area heat

wave. mike is tracking another day triple temperatures. viral images of memorial day crowds. will this summer be too soon to travel? it kind of appears to be a slit decision. >> good morning to you on this tuesday. may 26th. >> we will get to all the stories in a moment but first it's going to be hot so we are checking in with mike to see how hot and how best we can prepare for this. >> yeah, even hotter than yesterday. more record-high temperatures and more creative ways today to stay cool and we have day two of poor air quality. can you see a touch of haze as we look from san jose, where the air quality can be unhealhy in afternoon, and the north bay joined us on this second spare the air day of the season.

the excessive heat warning for solano county where triple digits will be the norm the next several days. you see the asterisk, and that's a record-high temperature and there's plenty of the 90s in the east bay and north bay, to the mid and upper 90s around the bay shore. the most comfort, san francisco at 86. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. as mike just mentioned we are expecting hotter temperatures today so that means another day of people trying their best to stay cool. abc7 news reporter, lauren martinez, is live with more on this. >> reporter: good morning, kumasi. the first spare the air warning was issued for the first time yesterday, and more cars on the road is causing an unhealthy quality. >> we will go to the library or

for a walk in the mall and get something to eat and head back out before the evening, and get to the house and let everything cool down. >> reporter: now under normal circumstances some community centers would be open. there's no word yet on whether the heat will force officials to explore that option. if you are planning on doing yard work or exercising outdoors, now would be the time to do so. recording live from san jose, lauren martinez, abc7 news. and then we saw a lot of people spending the holiday outside at beaches and parks in san francisco, and this is what it was like in ocean beach yesterday. it was crowded before noon. and volunteers with the san francisco police department chose to enforce the public health order by handing out masks and reminding people to keep their distance. in the face of increasing

coronavirus distancing, there has been viral video showing people not wearing masks or following any social distancing orders. here's jobina with more on that. >> the world health organization is issuing a new warning this morning, saying even areas with declining cases of the coronavirus are still at risk for a second peak if restrictions are eased too soon. this is one of several scenes we saw from over the weekend, a packed pool party at the lake of the ozarks pool party, and one woman said she wanted to kwoequ to have a good time. >> if you are scared and don't want to put yourself in that situation to maybe catch the virus, obviously the your choice to stay home. some people, you know, just wanted to have a good time and really everybody is always going

to have an opinion so you have to do what you feel is right. >> nearly 200 miles away in st. louis county, city officials are urging anybody that went to the ozarks to kwaer ozarks to quarantine for 14 days or until they test negative. >> jobina, thank you. happening today, a proposal will close a 122 million shortfall while maintaining some of the critical services. labor groups in oakland plan to hold a car/caravan protest around lake merit after the meeting, and they say the budget calls for deep cuts across certain departments, and the governor should not cut some

positions. the fire could disrupt the upcoming tkeupblg tphus crab season. the losses were put at 4 to $5 million. the fire was disastrous for some crab fishermen. >> i lost every piece of fishing equipment that i own, not just crab here in the fire. you wake up and you realize that everything you did your whole life is gone. >> fire crews were at the pier yesterday where smoke was still seen from a brief flare-flare- the gofundme fund has been developed to raise money to

the crab season. a majority of the 27,000 veterans in san francisco feel lost in navigating their va benefits during this crisis. they are demanding ways to prevent the spread of the virus among vets. you might have seen this if you looked up. a special military flyover yesterday as a memorial day tribute for front-line medical personnel. a plane and two helicopters from the california's air national's guard circled the bay area skies. you are seeing what our crews captured as they flew over the eden medical center in castro valley. ♪ ♪

>> my son is specialist joseph graves. he deployed to iraq in he was the only casual that day. >> adam was our son. >> memorial day celebrated differently around the bay area this year, and social distancing guidelines changed how many were able to honor military members. over this past week abc7 teamed up with a group of veterans, military and gold star families to bring you a special memorial day ceremony in san jose. it's a powerful piece you can watch in its full length right now on our website, abc7news.com. coming up, a new video sparking outrage from this memorial day walk in the park. what this woman did while walking her dog that caught heavy backlash. and then what one group will be demanding from the social media company.

first, let's check in with mike for our forecast. >> hi, everybody. let's take a look at the marine layer. it's shallow and will be short-lived. it's along the coastal communities and valleys and that's what will allow you to be a little cooler than the rest of us, and even this morning you can see, places like half moon bay, low 50s, and on the bay side of the peninsula, we are in the upper 50s to low 60s, so it's showing how it can be nicer if you are closer to the ocean today. if you can, open the windows and get the fans going and bring in all the cool air because we are at the coolest point of the day, the next hour to hour and a half, draw all that in and then shut the windows and hope it lasts the rest of the day. the bay bridge toll plaza there. here are our three least hot

neighborhoods. san francisco, low to mid-80s for a couple hours this afternoon. we start off at 65 and end at 66 from 8:00 to 8:00. eastbound, 68 at 8:00, and 86 at noon, and then down to 78 at 8:00. and the peninsula warmer from 69 at 8:00, and then mid-90s for several hours this afternoon and 82 at 8:00. those are our least hot neighborhoods. i will show the record highs coming up soon. here's jobina with the morning commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. we want to start with the look at at graphics here. in the north bay, we have an issue near calistoga. the chp is calling for a sig-alert there. there's a fire in the area a. structure fire, but all the state route 128 is shutdown tubbs lane. i would avoid the area if you

can. they have not given us an estimated time as to when it will all reopen, and it does no look like injuries have been reported but they are still actively trying to get the fire out. and then looking live at other parts around the bay area, checking in on the toll plaza here and things are moving smoothly. the chp has been complaining about speeders during our shutdo shelter-in-place order. looks like our camera might be a little lit rethere. we will check back in on that soon. we will be back after the break. hi, i am reggie aqui. you can download do it, it's pretty easy. first, navigate to your search bar or app store, and on fire tv, it's a search. now just type in abc7 bay area.

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morning from sutro tower. look at that, 84 to 92 away from the coast where we will stay in the 60s thanks to the ever so shallow marine layer. still in the mid to upper 80s by 7:00. 11 million people across the state under a heat advisory, and the only reason it's not more, l.a. and san diego, they are not. they have a sea breeze there. and then look at the 63 at eureka. 47-degree spread across the state today, reggie. and then a woman is apologizing after she called 911, telling police that an african-american man was threatening her life after he asked her to put a leash on her dog at central park. >> please don't come close to me. >> please call the tops. please call the cops. >> i will tell them there's an

african-american man threatening my life. >> please tell them whatever you like. >> christian cooper posted this video and he said he got in an argument with the woman about her dog being on a leash before he started to to to >> they don't like it when you feed their dog treats, and she didn't like that at all, and she immediately grabbed the dog, as you can see from the video, and started hauling it around by its collar. >> in the evened, the police did not arrest the woman, and she issued the statement to a local station. it was unacceptable and i fully apologize to everybody who has seen the video. everybody that has been offended and everybody that thinks of me in a lower light, and i understand why they do. the woman has since surrendered her dog back to an animal rescue

and her employer has put her on administrative leave. happening tonight, protesters planning a rally outside of facebook in san francisco. they will project messages on the facebook building on fremont street, and they said they should do more to stop the spread of hate, lies and disinformation. they say it's especially important as we approach november. and then the highest number going through checkpoints from when the many shelter-in-place orders started to kick in. travel is down 88% from the same time last year. >> the health care situation is improving in the u.s. to a little extent, but in germany and europe in particular, you do see an interest in new bookings and you do see an increase in

searches and particularly for the summer months. >> according to a recent marist poll, many said they were postponi postponing leisure travel until next year. this is one of our top search links at our website, abc7news.com. as pro sports slowly start to decide how they will return, the newest update from the nba is a bad one for the warriors. the season looks to be over for the dubs. one plan is that gaining traction is to only bring back teams in playoff contention to complete at disney's wild world

of sports in orlando. and steph curry is still getting work in, and his dribbling skills taken to his backyard. steph joked basketball coaches will hate this video because it highlights fancy dribbling and passing instead of the fundamentals. that's fun to watch, though. >> we are not living for that right now, we are in quarantine and we need to be entertained. >> i 100% agree. >> and we are entertained. >> we sure are, and we're hot. >> if you master the fundamentals, can you do what steph does and have the fun like that, do the trick shots but you have to get the fundamentals as the base. 72 degrees as we look if the east bay hills what is across a little haze out there. you can see just beyond twin

peeks there, that's beyond the marine layer there. the coolness it creates will last at the coast while the rest of us are broiling in day two of record heat and poor air quality that will spread up into the north bay. the weekend looking the coolest with a chance of showers. nearly quarter inch of rain around seattle yesterday with highs in the 60s. quite a difference from what we are dealing with here. look at all the record-high temperatures from the mid-90s to low 100s in the south bay. look for the asterisk to the peninsula. a couple of them, 98 in redwood city, and upper 70s along the coast. the higher you are in elevation, the higher, and mid to upper 80s downtown. south san francisco, sausalito, mid to upper 80s. mid to upper 90s in the inland

valleys. santa rosa and napa have record high temperatures today. same thing in richmond. the hot spot, fremont, 96. a couple highs in concord and livermore, at 100 and 103. walk the dogs early or walk them on the grass because the concrete and asphalt could feel like 120 to 145. and then 70s up in our hills. one more run at record highs tomorrow while the coast cools. you can see the cooling hit the bay on thursday. it moves inland on friday and all of us back in the 60s and 70s by the weekend. we will touch more upon the rain coming up in the next forecast. >> thanks, mike. new at 6:00, the air force is widening the pool of people that can become fighter pilots. first, climbing costs for parents. the finance situation that many have been forced in during this pandemic. the historic lunch

for the first time in weeks, wall street traders will be on the floor of the new york stock exchange this morning, and traders will have to wear masks and hrupnumbers are being limit and they have to sign a waiver not to sue the exchange if they contract the coronavirus. lending tree found nearly 60% of parents have gone into debt because of the virus' affects. 1 in 3 surveyed have been forced to tap into their children's college funds to get by. 60% have spend money on their remote learning for their kids at $1,000 each. and then virgin orbit failed to launch the rocket to space on

its debut flight. the rocket was carried over the pacific ocean by a 747 jet and released. then something went wrong. virgin orbit is not saying what the problem was. it says it will learn, adjust and begin preparing for its next test. this morning there's now new concern the stormy weather could threaten tomorrow's historic spacex astronaut launch. for the first time in almost a decade the manned mission is poised to blast off from u.s. oil. and they are making the first ever attempt by a private company to send astronauts into space. they are gearing up for a 19-hour trip to the international space station. >> the ultimate goal for us as astronauts and test pilots are to go up there and prove out the mission and bring the vehicle home safely. >> tomorrow's forecast from cape

canaveral florida calls for clouds, rain and even lightning. if the launch is scrubbed, it could possibly happen on saturday or sunday. you can watch tomorrow's "america's mission to space" tomorrow at noon our time. and more is coming up on "gma" right after "abc7 mornings." look how dangerous a car can be on a day like today. in 30 minutes with an outside temperature of 95, inside the car it's 130 degrees. up to 140 within an hour. if you can find shade, and don't think i will run into the store and leave my dog or heaven forbid your kid in the car and be right back. you can't do it. it takes minutes for them to saw come to that kind of heat. look where we are thursday, pretty much in the same spot, but as it draws near friday into saturday we have a chance of wet weather on the way.

not a lot but it will definitely break the heat wave. coming up new at 6:00, help for parents with a what you should not do when it comes to your kid trying things. and governor newsom is going to allow in-store shopping, but what does that mean for the bay area. i am amy hollyfield with that coming up. it brings out a cheerful and positive environment. just seeing people walk by and smile, it just brings together a sense of community.

here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held.

all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. now at 6:00, moving deeper into phase two. governor newsom gives permission for retail businesses to allow people back inside but the bay area may not move as quickly as other areas. jobina is tracking another big development in the effort to provide a coronavirus vaccine. good morning, everybody. it's tuesday, may 26th. it's going to be hot. hey, mike. >> yes, it's going to be even hotter than yesterday.

let's start off -- this has not changed, the heat danger and heat advisory goes through 7:00 thursday evening away from the bay shore and the coast, and solano even with a hotter excessive heat warning. what has changed, spare the air. not that we eliminated it, but it's the north bay, east all potentially with unhealthy air quality in the afternoon and evening hours. as we look at the 12-hour planner, the coast will stay in the 60s. as you head higher in elevation you will hit the 70s, but at the coast, the 60s near the water. look at the 80s and 90s already by noon, and the records will be setting, and we will have to change the record books. relief is on the way for the weekend. i will show you that coming up. here's reggie. >> thank you. a big step forward in our state's path to economic