early pregnancy covid-19 study. how you can help. >> record setting heat. when you'll get a break. >> another step towards a new normal. phase 3. hair salons sp barbershops can reopen with modification. counties will have the final say. locally only napa county has given the go ahead. most decided to move slowly. >> some parts of the state will not peace pace as quickly. >> the last step statewide faze 4 on pause. >> large festivals kp conventions. we are not there yet. >> good evening. thank you for joining us.

>> a major mall will be opening its doors tomorrow. >> this is the food court. people are here getting ready to open. >> the town center one of the largest indoor malls in the area which will reopen wednesday. with a socially distanced approach. >> you can see we took out a lot of the chairs and the tables to allow for the social distance. >> a much different look in the food court. that includes markers on the floor. no longer allows for tray service. she owns slime world. she had to rearrange the store to allow for rejs recommendations from the health department. >> i'm excited to see my regulars. >> i've been waiting for a long time. i have nothing else to do. >> the mall is reopening,

businesses like aqua hair salon which has special dividers up are in limbo. >> a lot of clients and friends and coworkers saying this afternoon and we have haven't heard yet anything official from the county or the cdc. >> officials say the despite the governor giving salons the green light, they are still working on updating health order and don't have a date yet. lt owner says it's confusing. he had to cross out the opening date on his sign several times. no uncertainty at the mall. it maybe the coolest spot in the town that reached triple digits in recent days. >> it's minice and cool in here >> church ks reopen and limited in store shopping can resume in l.a. county. under a new order out tonight

from the department of health. it allows some pools to reopen. >> five people suffering minor injuries tonight after a tree branch snapped and fell in a san francisco park. it happened at 6:00 p.m. we were told by a witness there were quite a few people there celebrating a birthday. they were social distancing and staying in circles. this was at washington square park. in the city north beach neighborhood. one witness describes how quickly everything happened. >> there was a crackle and a splitting noise from the tree. and that huge branch came down. i couldn't register what was happening. >> this is the same park where a huge branch fell in 2016 and landed on a woman as she watched her children playing in the playground. the accident left her paralyzed. >> it was another scorcher across the bay area.

this is a live look now from the camera. where things have cooled off tonight. here with all the records we broke today. >> it was a steamy day. and record setting for the second straight day in a row. san jose 97 degrees. triple digits. gilroy. 99 napa. two ties. 87 degrees. this is the second day of the heat wave. and we're retaining some of the heat. look at the numbers. 70s and 80s away from the coastline. still warm outside. a heat add rise ri remains up and excess i heat warning until 7:00 p.m. thursday. with good reason. tomorrow those temperatures inland will soar again. lunch hour you're talking about 90s inland and another round of

some triple digits for your wednesday afternoon. there is a break coming. and big changes. i'll be back to tell you about them. >> in the east bay, the temperature topped 100 degrees. this presented a challenge for people looking to cool off. considering many places are closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. normally a senior citizen, mall or theater would do the trick. not an option now. they are offering different advice. >> we don't have an option with this current health order. we're asking them to stay home. hydrate. >> swimming pools are off limits in the county. and if you go to the park, keep moving. >> in a south way san jose opened five cooling centers for people. open tomorrow and thursday. starting at 1:00 p.m. however because of the current health order, capacity will be

limited. people must wear a face mask and socially distance. >> several cars honked and circled this evening to protest the plan budget cuts. the city has until june 30th to pass a budget. >> san mateo county and santa clara extended their eviction moratorium. all three counties unanimously pass the ban on residential and commercial convicion. san mateo until the end of june. santa clara expires end of august. >> san francisco restaurants and businesses will soon be able to move out doors. the new initiative allows dinings on sidewalks and streets. it's one of the focuses on

building a better bay area. we have a look at the new shared spaces program. >> bringing restaurants and retailers out doors. one way hoping to keep small businesses in business. outside this cafe, a glimpse into the future. one example is using parking spaces as an extension of the sidewalk. >> we rely on the customers. if we don't have room, it's not right. >> the idea is part of the new shared spaces program. mayor breed says the move will give businesses more space to operate safely. once orders are lifted. the plan is use parks and entire streets. >> it's a way for neighborhoods to recreate themselves. become less dependent on automobiletraffic. we claim the city streets. >> supervisor says the move is essential for the next phase of neighborhood recovery. the restaurant soeshs says this is not a one size fits all

solution. but a step in the right direction. >> we're not the federal government. we're losing money. the businesses will close. >> he's not convinced it will solve problems. but it's something. restaurants and retailers have given up so much. and post pandemic it's up to everyone. >> the people involved in the communities have to give. maybe they have to give up a parking spot. the ago terntive is the neighborhood is no longer there. >> local businesses can apply for a no cost expedited permit to share spaces for business purposes. >> on thursday the california reopen 46 more offices including eight here in the bay area. it reopened 25 sites this month. drivers can book appointments for limited transactions that require in person visits.

offices in daily city, fair field, fremont, pittsburg, san mateo, saint claire and oakland coliseum will open at 8:00 a.m. thursday. >> pro pro pro over the death of an unarmed black han at the hands of police. the city response tonight. >> unknowns with coronavirus including how it effects mother and baby. coming up a i'll explain the new study on pregnancy and covid-19. and how you can participate. >> with sports at a standstill. stadiums are finding ways to attract fans. >> what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

new developments tonight with chaos on the streets of

minnesota. protestors clash with police over the death of george floyd. >> protestors threw rocks. police used tear gas and flash grenades. out raged swelled in response to this yesterday. floyd handcuffed on the ground with a white police officer kneeling on his neck. he died a short time later at the hospital. his sister kp brothers talked about their loss tonight. >> he screamed mama. i can't breathe. i don't understand. what more we got to go through in life? they didn't have to do that to him. >> four officers have been fired. floyd's family wants them charged with murder. >> new developments tonight a white woman who wrongfully called the police on a black man in central park has been fired from her job. at a san mateo investment company.

the video went viral after an argument over the woman's dog. >> out rage over the video. showing a woman with her dog off the leash. in part of new york central park monday morning. >> please call the cops. >> there's an african-american man threatening my life. >> that man, 57 year-old christian cooper a bird watcher says the incident started when he told the woman she was violating rules in the protected section of the park. by walking her dog without a leash. cooper says she refused to put her dog on the leash. and he used treats to lure the dog. by the time the police arrive both the woman and cooper were gone. hipz cell phone video tells a different story than what she said over the phone.

talking to cooper after the exchange. >> she decided to make it racial. and at that point running through my head was well, i can be racially intimidated and back off. or i can keep doing what i'm doing and record what's happening. and that's what i did. >> late today. the woman was fired. saying on twitter quote, following our internal review of the incident, we have made the decision to terminate the employee involved. effective immediately. we do not tolerate racism of any kind. speaking to a local new york station the woman in the video apologized. saying it was unacceptable and i fully apologize to everyone who has seen the video. everyone that's been offended. everyone who thinks of me in a lower light and i understand why they do. he was trying to help preserve the protected area for the wildlife. that lives there. >> in a protected area keep your dog on the leash. it's important to protecting the

area. and important to some of the wildlife there. in the craziness of this covid-19 world we're in, we have to get through it together. >> the woman returned the dog to the rescue where she got it. and the police say they haven't issued charges or summons in the case. >> our local media community is working hashd at building a better bay area. which continues to be at the forefront of covid-19 research. a very important new study. about the impact of coronavirus on mothers and babies. >> nobody knows what happened when a covid-19 infection in pregnancy and how it effects newborn through early childhood development. that's what a team of doctors set out to discover. >> we no that infections acquired during pregnancy.

can have an impact on a fetus. or a newborn after they are born. or even in to childhood. >> it became apparent that many women over the next year or two could be infected with covid-19. and we felt there was really no information out there about what this might do during pregnancy. >> doctors helped launch aspire the the largest early pregnancy covid-19 study. >> our goal is recruit 10,000 women over the next year. >> participants sent daily symptom updates on their phone and blood samples. >> we'll look at the blood tests done in pregnancy and identify who developed antibodies to the virus and pinpoint when in the

pregnancy they developed them. and be able to look at what the out comes of the pregnancy were. >> what will you be looking out for once the babies in the study are born? >> we're concerned that infants may grow differently. and they have an impact particularly on their brain health. >> i'm eight weeks. >> to be eligible you must four to ten weeks pregnant. she just signed up to participate. >> we'll do testing blood for covid-19. you don't get the results. i won't know. to be part of the study. to me it's more important to add one little drop in the bucket of knowledge that can help potentially bring a better care for mothers to be and babies. >> aspire is looking for thousands of women to participate. and because there's no federal funding for the study. it has paid for through crowd

funding. we have the information on our web site. >> thank you so much. antibody tests for coronavirus may not be as reliable as previously thought. they with warning they might be wrong up to half the time. antibody tests look for evidence of immune response to infection. because of the lack of accuracy the test shouldn't be a factor in determining policy around reopening. >> italian singer revealed today he had covid-19. recovered quickly. >> he says it happened in march. he went onto perform an easter concert. he didn't speak up sooner because he wanted to protect his family's privacy. he didn't want to alarm fans. and donating blood as part of a study to find a cure.

>> the coronavirus pandemic is creating a tremendous need and now a new local effort is offering help. people in the bay area can find a wide variety of resources all provided through one web site. including information on food pantries, medical and mental health services. legal consultation and crisis hot lines. students and employees started the site and volunteers offered their help. >> people are just really excited about being able to provide a resource or help to other people in the bay area. >> the web site address is here on the screen. bay area community.org. expanded to include emergency financial services and housing support. >> the last time we saw hard rock stadium in action in miami it was hosting super bowl 54. between the 49ers and chiefs. the next big event could be a drive in movie.

the miami dolphins who play the home games there are planning to set up a theater and show past game. movies, concerts and more. we were told the coliseum authority is open to just about anything. might as well get creative. >> i know people would wish they could go to a regular theater and enjoy the air-conditioning. it's so hot. >> yeah. that would be really nice. especially since so many homes in the bay area do not have air-conditioning. hopefully in due time. highs for today, everything in yellow. record for the day. 105 in fair field. it was a scorcher. 66 in half-moon bay. quite a stretch there. almost 40 degrees difference. 97 san jose that was a record.

81 san francisco. look at the air quality with the lack of wind. today was a spare the air alert. moderate air quality the next two days and good air quality as the sea breeze kicks up. here's a look at live doppler 7. fog offshore. temperatures at this hour. live look from the mount cam. a sparkling view of the city. cooler coast tomorrow. the heat will ease thursday and friday. and much cooler weather with showers on saturday. first thing in the morning it will start out mild to warm. low 50s to upper 60s. under clear skies for the afternoon. a hot one again in the south bay. although we'll notice that the temperatures do come down a little bit around the bay. more so along the coast.

on the peninsula 89 in redwood city. 69 in pacific. san francisco 75 degrees. 70 in the sunset district. north bay 88. about 94. in the east bay it's warm. 84 oakland. inland is where it will sizzle again. 100 in livermore. some of you might find this refreshing. heat eases inland thursday. on friday cooler in all areas the fog will be back. sea breeze will be returning as we well. saturday will be cooler with showers. here's the area of low pressure bringing about the change in the wind. for a few days lay in the wrk week. going into the weekend. that will bring us showers. saturday morning into saturday afternoon. very light stuff. just enough to cool us down. 7-day forecast one more day of the heat wave tomorrow. and the heat eases thursday

friday. noticeably cooler with a level one system saturday. get ready to pull out umbrellas after with e bake in the heat we'll cool off nicely. >> can't wait for that. >> tomorrow on good morning america, elizabeth banks chats about her role on the show mrs. america.

a close call for a boy in

italy. 12 year-old was caught on camera staying calm while being followed by a brown bear. look at this. huge bear. they were on a hike and the bear appeared. the frantic adults told him not to panic. he says he didn't look the bear in the eye to show that he didn't mean any harm. and the bear eventually ran off. that is scary. >> that's terrifying. taken aback by the video. that wase life.

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straight into the play offs. sharks are last in the west. they don't qualify. the goal is play through the summer and crown a champion in the best of 7 series. >> as we seek some return to normalcy. this is an important day. particularly for fans. since march 12, we have been hopeful and optimistic by developing all options and alternatives we could get to this point. i know i join sports fans everywhere when we say we cannot wait for players to hit the ice again. >> not only does major league baseball have to figure out -out star players take up to 70% pay cuts for the privilege of playing in a pandemic. good luck with that. owners claim with no fans the money isn't there. rough times in the a's

organization. they are furloughing scouts and front office employees. others taking pay cuts. they will not be able to continue to pay minor leaguers $400 a week. starting in june. >> time for call my play. you send me the video. i call the action. jazzy j and her motto is no days off. >> 11 year-old from fremont. fancy foot work. working on her dribble. a variety of cone drills. up and back, side to side. the ball is on a string. the coach giving a firsthand look at her skill and trickery. control is everything. especially when you go inside to practice. oh no. gl glass broken. sorry, mom.

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