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planning commission is ousted after the controversial message about allowing the coronavirus to kill the old and the weak. new rules at santa cruz county with authorities vowing to enforce the social distancing. not doing enough to help the homeless during the pandemic. it is 6:00 on this saturday, may 2nd. good morning. let's get a check on the weather from the weather center. >> here is a look at the tollbooth off of the golden gate bridge. this is the ticket will see a few and over the tri-valley, plenty of gray skies. this is the way the day will go

for the first part of it. the marine layer will billed him. no issue with fog and temperatures are warmer than you likely remember it being yesterday at this time. we are in the low to mid 50s. as far as today, here are your headlines. in addition to low clouds for the morning we will be seeing a possibility of light rain as we get into the afternoon. it will show up as north bay showers but this is very light. this is not a rainstorm, and these are sprinkles mainly north of the golden gate bridge. as far as the daytime highs, we are a little bit cooler today than much of the last few days have been. it is not cool by any real measure, but noticeably cooler than the last few days. i will be more, back with the rest of the forecast. the antioch public official was fired from the planning commission. the city council called a

special two-hour remote meeting and voted unanimously to remove the commission chair ken turnage ii after outrage erupted over the facebook poled post. it says that the weak and old are targeting the secular part of the population, and "we will strengthen when this is all settled." ken turnage ii said he was just offering an opinion to let the coronavirus killed the elderly, the weak and homeless. >> i have made my own personal opinion countless times on my f >> somewere in support of him and others were demanding his removal. ken turnage calls the removal of brown act violation and potentially illegal. the post was taken down due to death threats. the judge refused to block the gavin or requesting a

temporary restraining order but the beaches will close for now while the legal battle plays out. the santa cruz county will close the beaches for six hours each day and no one will peak h between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. as a renewed effort to enforce social distancing. there are exceptions allowing people to walk across the sand to get into the water to swim, surf and get to the boats, but some beachgoers are disappointed. >> weekends, saturday or sunday, i could understand them putting restrictions, but not monday through friday for the locals. >> deputies will be out all weekend aggressively enforcing the beach ban, and they will warn or cite everyone gathering on the beaches. authorities say restrictions are in place for the next three weeks, and that could change the rules after that depending

on how well or poorly they are working. here's a live look at the airport in san jose, the latest implement a face mask policy. anyone traveling through the airport beginning monday are required to wear face covering but not including those under the age of 7. the masks are already required at oakland and sfl. turning violent yesterday at a bacon san francisco home. the housing activists were clashing with police in front of the property on 19th street and castro. two homeless women with a group caed"rim sf" got in the home and the san francisco police moved into quickly shut it down. >> we wanted to make this vacant house that has been vacant for four years a home for two homeless women that have lived in san francisco a very long time. is unconscionable to leave people outside at any time but during the pandemic is unconscionable. >> the mayor says she has hotel rooms to house the homeless but

has failed so far to do so. it appears that a growing number of small businesses are left out of the federal relief efforts. kpix 5 betty yu tells us that for one struggling bay area bar and restaurant this could make or break the future.'s >> i feel like we are left to hang out to dry. we employed 10% of the workforce as the restaurant industry in san francisco. we operate on slim margins. >> reporter: this barrel room is only doing grocery and beverage delivery services with only four remaining employees. at first the owner was heartened by the promise of loans available through the small business administration, and paycheck protection program. >> we did everything right with the applications, and we get nothing. we just keep getting told to wait. >> reporter: the california small businesses have received fewer loans and less money per

eligible small businesses then nearly any other state according to the bloomberg news analysis. fewer than 2/5 got paycheck protection loans as of april 16 compared to 4/5 in the rural states like kansas and nebraska. >> california is getting shortchanged and we are trying to understand why. >> reporter: they sent a letter to elected officials on every level including senator kamala harris who herself wrote a letter to the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and the sba administrator expressing great concern over the failure to provide help to the california small businesses, demanding answers. >> if the large companies receive all of the funding we will lose all of our culture. when people can go back to work it will be a really bleak environment. >> that was betty yu reporting. the governor issued guidance

last week to stitch up some live post that larger companies use to get loans under the paycheck protection program. at least 17 public companies announced they would get back nearly $115 million in loans. in the shadow of the san francisco city hall demonstrators demanded that the governor loosen the lockdown, joining many protests across the country. >> fewer than 100 people gathering with flags and banners insisting the shutdown is now doing more harm than good, pointing to the millions that have lost their jobs and many that may lose businesses. the governor said he is making decisions based on data and not political resistance. in the s sacramento yesterday protesters were pushing back against the governor stay-at-home order. the protesters originally said

they would stay in the cars but mostly they ended up gathering around the capital. ci distancing. the chp arrested 33 protesters and handed out citations in violation of the order. they deployed three different divisions with over 200 officers going toe to toe with hundreds of demonstrators but only one of the 33 arrested were taken to the sacramento county jail and the rest just received a citation. governor gavin newsom was asked about the protesters. >> if i got involved in every protest up and down the state i would not be involving myself in efforts to start to make meaningful modifications to the stay-at-home order and attend to a lot of the issues in the state. i defer to our team, the california highway patrol and particularly at the state capital. i did not get involved directly in permitting decisions, and that would be an unfortunate place for a politician or elected official to. i care deeply about the issues. i am ultimately responsible for

the public health. >> the governor says we are getting very close to making changes to the state stay-at- home order. >> it is weeks and not months, about four or five days ago i said that but i will say many days, and not weeks, so long as we continue to be prudent and thoughtful in certain modifications. i think we will make some announcements. >> the governor maintain that the behavior is the only factor setting us back, calling on people to resist the urge together in groups. california is up to 655,000 total tests done with an average of 25,000 tests per day. the governor says it is progress but not nearly enough. and at the oregonare buckin shelter at home orders. the sparsely populated county began reopening businesses and churches. people must remain 6 feet apart in large gatherings are still prohibited with seniors still

encouraged to stay home. so far modoc county has not recorded a single case of the coronavirus. a possible breakthrough in the battle against the coronavirus and the fda approved an experimental drug from the bay area company to treat coronavirus patients and on friday the fda granted emergency use authorization for remdesivir. the company that produces the drug, gilead, said they would donate over 1 million files of the drug, on the way and enough to treat 140,000 people. in the south bay the santa clara county convention center which had been converted into a temporary hospital, and it is no longer needed for that purpose. in march the national guard set up to and 50 beds in the facility to treat patients that did not require intensive care. in san jose the nues protte of the maternity war at the

regional medical center. >> saved lots of babies. >> there speaking out against a decision to transfer future expectant and future mothers to the nearby hospitals. they along with santa clara county leaders said it could put thank you for watching us to be at risk looks back they deserve safe care. we will like if they close this hospital they will not get it. they cannot travel, and a lot of them cannot travel to the good samaritan hospital. it is too far. they come in, walk in or take a bus in. >> the hospital says the decision to close at the end of the month has nothing to do with the virus but that they need face space for other services. they only see and average of two bihs be smod cprove rvices to the o

patients if necessary. there is a struggle and data for the california nursing homes. 62% of the facilities in the state were cited for efficiency in infection prevention and control. experts say the pre-existing insufficiency made the nursing homes bonner bolton the coronavirus. >> there are repeat offenders that will continue to operate that way even if they are getting a fine. >> six nursing homes are granted immunity and lawsuits related to the coronavirus. governor newsom says he is weighing his options. coming up, business owners in chinatown raced thousands of dollars to provide protective gear for the front-line workers. plus, the bay area city finding a way to honor high school seniors.

the business owners in san francisco chinatown are coming together to help the front-line workers as part of the chinatown merchants united association. they have raised over $28,000 to supply several local hospitals, police and fire stations with protective gear. the organization says that even though many of the businesses are closed that this is a way to support the community. some bay area communities are trying to make it up to the thousands of high school seniors that do not get to take the traditional graduation walk on stage in front of family and friends a. the graduates are cef spcognition fferently with from eveson that ss ttreet.

>> everysign e sign was their name, school and school colors on it. >> anything is better than nothing. it makes a difference for me personally. >> it was dropped off in front of my house, and i was excited to get it. >> over 700 congratulatory signs are up across the district. kpix 5 is celebrating the class of 2020. send us an e- mail or put 2020 grads on it and send it to cbs.com.are grua could see them on tv. we have clouds to start the day. we have a layer cake of clouds with low gray owing upe golden gate bridge and across much of the bay area.

but above the clouds what we cannot see our higher clouds that are part of this weak storm system. they are trying to bring very light rain to the north bay later today. in order let's skip toward the inland area of alameda county looking over the tri-valley and dublin. here's what it looks like from the roof here at kpix 5. temperatures are actually warmer than you may remember yesterday. that is if you are up this early and out and about yesterday out in the yard, it is about 6 or 7 degrees warmer in many spots thanks to the clouds. that higher level of clouds we will see after this burns off is part of that system with rain on the far northwest coast. it does not look impressive and is not impressive, but some of this will hold together to try to get down here. by the early afternoon today, we will talk about a slight chance of rain. let's take a closer look and play this more slowly.

this gets us into the afternoon with the best better brain in mendocino county. we will get close to 5:00 with showers but that is about as impressive as it will look all day. and later afternoon maybe a few showers trying to hold together through sonoma county. we could see maybe a light shower two holding together for marin county. if you get rain today in sonoma county or marin county, barely measurable. it will mainly look like the possibility of rain more than anything else. the totals don't add up to much. cloudy and rained up north with daytime highs today that will be the coolest temperatures of your entire 7-day forecast. low 70s in the south bay, 72 in san jose with concord at 71 and livermore at 72. we will top out at 70 in pleasanton with alder creek at

70. we will top out at 67 at petaluma and mill valley. if we get to the far northern sonoma and mendocino county the two places we will likely see rain with daytime highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. tomorrow we have much more sunshine for everybody with the exception of the morning low clouds. after that was start a warm up. that does say 90 for friday. at the end of the week but that is a ways out so we will not focus too closely on the fact that we have 90 showing up at but after today with clouds and sprinkles we are set for a sunny warm a for much of the rest of the seven day. >> that is scorching hot, much hotter than it has been. >> we actually got up to 89 the friday before last, and that was in santa rosa and concord

for that one day. technically, we have not yet hit 90 so we will see how this plays out. the coronavirus has canceled this year's tulip festival in iowa, but some are still going to see the flowers. the annual tulip time festival usually draws about 175 visitors each year. last year in the town where the festival was held, they had 500 visitors but they expect those numbers will grow over the weekend with businesses partially beginning to reopen. city officials are asking everyone to follow the social distancing if they visit. coming up, a north korea leader reappears after being out of sight for several weeks in the country released a photo to try to stall the rumors on his help. india extends that nationwide lockdown to the middle of may as the government tries to limit the spread of the virus.

north korea is reporting that kim jong-un made the first public appearance in three weeks after global speculation over his help. the government released this photo of him opening up fertilizer factory. the photo shows him cutting the ribbon with his sister behind him. rumors of his health began after he missed the celebration of his andfatbihd april 15 they have extended the nationwide lockdown in india another three weeks. they are now prohibited. the schools, colleges, theaters, malls and places of worship will also remain closed. this comes after the government arranged transportation for stranded migrant workers, students and tourists to return home. the lockdown is expected to last through may 17.

interpol is ewtrick that dr dealers are using. they are allegedly posing as food delivery drivers to supply drugs to the clients during the lockdown. this is from ireland to malaysia that are reporting drug couriers are attending to be delivery employees. in spain they rested seven suspects delivering drugs hidden in the bottom of a backpack. there are other cases where the food delivery drivers did not know that drugs were even placed in the bags they were carrying. in you but the streets of havana were empty for may day, the worker state considered one of the most political the streets would normally have flags adorning the streets and there would be people across the island nation. every year there are speeches and marches with the cuban leaders looking on. this year the government asked citizens to sink the national

anthem from the balconies in applied to the cuban health care officials. coming up, a move for some states to ease up on the coronavirus restrictions but inand researchers hope to have results of the tests within a couple of months. here's a live look outside over

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studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> welcome back. it is about 6:30. thank you for joining us. i am devin fehely. let's start with the weather center. one camera can give us a look at what it looks like everyone with low gray clouds over the bay. this is from the roof at kpix 5 but it looks this way whether inland or in the south bay. we have gray skies but interesting enough for the second half of the day after the clouds go away we have a separate patch above them that is trying to bring light rain to the far north bay. i will show you that in more detail coming up in your complete forecast. sunday morning we have low gray clouds and a little bit warmer today than yesterday at this time. that is not enough to notice in

a big way. in the north bay you are 7 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. we have low clouds to start today. we have afternoon showers and a north bay with more on that coming up in a bit. we have a warm up for next week. today is the coolest day in the entire 7-day forecast. by the late part of the coming week, many numbers inland will be 20 degrees warmer than this, close to it anyway. we will get back to the upper 70s, and near the mid-80s over the next few days. 67 in santa rosa with 70 in fremont. i will be back with more on your forecast in a bit. over 64,000 people have died from the coronavirus in the u.s. despite that devastating death toll in many parts of the country protests are raising due to the lockdown orders. 3 dozen states begin to slowly reopen and we have that report

d th michael georgert mdoagai easing up on the social distancing roles. the anti-lockdown protests intensified from north carolina, ohio, illinois and northern and southern california. they were protesting the governor gavin newsom order shutting down beaches with the message of those taking to the streets. >> take care of yourself and wear a face covering. do justice to physical distancing. you do not want to contract this disease. >> reporter: this family ate at the iowa pizza restaurant the first day they released restrictions. the buffet remained closed and the patrons are not allowed to sing up on restrictions, e dera guidelines requiring o week decrn s.

>> we have not set up the right detection and surveillance systems over the last couple of months. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo plans eight continual and gradual reopening of businesses beginning in mid may. friday the last patient was discharged from the javits center field hospital, converted from a convention center. michael george, cbs news, new york. researchers at oxford university say they are one step closer to getting the vaccine to detect the virus ses expect to have an idea of the efficacy or safety by june or july, coming up with the pharmaceutical giant to get it to the masses if it works. if this is successful, they hope to produce 30 million ses bypt uk would rst priority eral teal by the ucsf scientists

discovered how a range of existing drugs that fight the virus and we have that story with maria medina. >> reporter: the virus cannot thrive, replicate or infect anyone else without the anybody and sciences are focusing the brainpower on the human body to fight back. >> we are going with biology first. >> reporter: the global team of scientists led by ucsf formed a rapid response research team to create the first ever blueprint on how the virus can hijack and with the cells, they are using a map to uncover drugs already in existence that could help fight the virus, fueling this pandemic it's back there are 100 different drugs and compounds. >> reporter: the blueprint shows over 300 different proteins that the virus is required to get into the different cells, and looking at drugs on the market are currently in development to see if any interact with the

proteins. in the lab experiment using cells, they found antipsychotic and anti-exam id , anti-decided he drugs block the proteins in the cells. this by cancer affects a type of blood cell that normally produces antibodies. but there is a cough medicine that actually stimulated the growth of the virus. researchers are not advising people to stop using it though. >> it would be wrong to highlight it, because it could be detrimental, so more work bixby done for sure. >> reporter: they found is produced in greaterthmen are more likely to get severely ill and died. >> this is an attractive hypothesis but needs a lot more study. >>eporter: this could ca more infections and death, and

the team hopes that the blueprint will lead to better treatments, and give humans a better fighting chance. maria medina, kpix 5. one cancer drug is in a clinical trial in spain where researchers leave that some of the compounds could end up in a drug cocktail to hit the virus from different angles. hundreds of tennis and housing advocates join forces in san francisco and led a car caravan to demand the canceling of rent. the care band circled the state in city buildings calling a local, state and federal officials to cancel the rent, mortgages and utility payments. protesters noted that everyone should have housing during the crisis and be able to stay safe from the virus. there is a nationwide made a protests, may day protest, demanding better medical gear.

the protest on friday by the california nurses association and national nurses united are calling on hospitals to provide the highest level of protective gear. kaiser tells us they are following cdc protocols when it comes to the gear and that they are making enough protective equipment that can last through the pandemic. the testing at nursing facilities with health officials requiring all residents and staff in the city's 21 skilled nursing facilities to start testing on the virus. as of today over 20,000 people in san francisco have been tested with an average of 9% testing positive. california is working to care for the caregivers and the state distributed 36,000 stipends so far to workers with necessities in launching. >> the people at skilled nursing facilities were spending the night in the car

because they were scared of going home to potentially contaminate or infecting their community or household. d tores these stipends there needs. >> the state has booked over 78,000 hotel room nights for hotel stays to help the medical workers. the research, the associated press, revealed 2/3 of those signing up for the health court lacked licenses which left a little over 10,000 for the final review. only half of them had been cleared to participate. one group of essential workers in california is often overlooked. thousands of farmworkers have been working in the fields and packing houses help put food on our tables. as kpix 5 reports with len

ramirez, some are showing their appreciation. >> reporter: drivers pulling into this drop-off station at the san jose women's club to help support farmworkers during the covid-19 crisis by donating food, toilet paper, hygiene products, masks, gloves and hand sanitizer. >> i am glad i can help out my community. >> reporter: the drive was organized in three days by an event planner and lifestyle entrepreneur. >> the farmers are some of the most important, essential workers on the line. they are not helping the sick but they are helping everybody. are not provided face mask or protective gear for the workers. >> reporter: the started out in

her neighborhood but struck a chord with a larger community, and it took all. the women's club member stepped up to take donations, and people found out about it on social media, donating trucks to the salinas valley. one man dropped off over $400 he had collected. >> the farmers are suffering and these are noble people that deserve all of the help we can give them. >> reporter: california growing season is kicking into high gear and many farmworkers cannot afford to stay at home. many are undocumented and do not qualified for the federal stimulus terex checks, no health care. >> people are not doing anything about it with the farming community. >> reporter: this group is. tomorrow the volunteers will deliver the supplies they collected and will form a car caravantoisit the faers in the field, honkinto show their appreciation in person. len ramirez, kpix 5. part of the san francisco freeway project is being done ahead of schedule. caltrans says the major construction is finished at the

101 circle and the ongoing cleanup will force intermittent lane closures over the next few weeks. two defendants convicted in that college admissions scandal will not have to serve right away a former investment executive asked the court to let them serve their sentencing at home due to the pandemic. the judge refused but agreed to allow them to delay going to prison until the summer. they were sentenced to five months for paying the proctor to correct a.c.t. exams and making false claims about one of their volleyball accomplishments. there was over $500,000 in bribes to get the children and elite schools as fake athletic

recruits. the federal judge has tossed out the claim of unequal pay brought by the defending world cup champions, and the players file the lawsuit, alleging they were not paid as much as members of the men's national team. the judge will allow claims of discrimination and travel accommodations, and medical support, to proceed to trial. the contra costa county adding a powerful weapon to the fire arsenal and adding a second helicopter to beef up abilities just in time for the new fire dangers. it is from help from the reach air medical services. the district says that two helicopters are an unusual but necessary addition after the devastating fire seasons of the recent years. pg&e said they will almost wipe the slate clean when it comes to the board of

directors. as part of the reorganization plan to emerge from bankruptcy, the utility giant said that will replace all but three of the 14 board members. pg&e has until the end of june to get court approval for the bankruptcy plan after facing billions of dollars of claims over the series of deadly wildfires caused by neglecting maintenance on the electrical grid. amazon ceo jeff bezos got a letter from lawmakers asking him to testify before congress. this has to do with the antitrust concerns. amazon initially said they did not use nonpublic seller specific data to determine which private label products to launch but a recent report from the wall street journal coatr d report is right that the statements that amazon made to them earlier "appear to be misleading, possibly criminally false or perjury. " amazon is for to change technology due to the coronavirus and the face

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at a time when cleaning his is critical, one california company is using science to sanitize. >> this device is looking like the space age squirt gun, the latest tool in fighting the coronavirus. and not only sprays the disinfectant but it sprays out with a electrostatic charge so that it cleans everything it comes in contact with. >> the demand for this is unreal after people started paying attention to disinfecting. >> it is being used by transit agencies like muni and the airlines but the manufacturer says anyone can buy it for about $1000. many people are turning to uethe pandemic. ng

humans are now feeling separation and anxiety and nothing like a cuddly pet to make the couch seem less lonely. there are over 300 this april at the helen woodward animal center in san diego. >> he is one of % my best friend in a huge lifesaver during the quarantine. >> the colorado woman trained her golden retriever to deliver groceries to the next door neighbor in self isolation. other dog owners are paying tribute to their pets, spoiling em with chicken pot pie and enlivening the lockdown bike throwing birthday brunches for them. >> that is too cute. let's talk about what to expect outside today, that is if you are not sheltering in place with your furry friend. clouds to start the day but this is only one be a, let's look higher than this view with

that perspective over the golden gate bridge. here is the toll bridge view. going up higher than this view with the camera atop the sutro tower, and you can see clouds that we are all waking up to. there is another deck of clouds up. and that is the afternoon. even when these clouds burn off, and they will violate morning as you can see over the bay bridge, there is another set above them that will be sticking around for much of the day. we have a small chance of light rain with that higher deck of clouds. i will show that to you on the future cast in a second. but we do have a chance of light rain in the north bay. mid to upper 50s, but warmer than yesterday if you were out and about yesterday at this time of the day. low clouds and the futurecast picking up on them beautifully, and bringing them back by late morning which is typical. we have a higher layer of clouds above it that will stick around throughout the afternoon

into the evening. this is driven in by this weak storm with rain off the far northwest coast of california. the futurecast will pick up on that band and it displays where the rain is beautifully. it will be rain for the far northwest california. as far as we are concerned this will bring us into late afternoon where we see showers finally arrive from the south at mendocino county. let's take a look and slow this down and watch the progression through the day. if you are getting rain most likely it is around ukiah, willett and mendocino county. after the early evening you can see these green flashes showing up at sonoma. it is doubtful but looks like it is possible you could get light rain but that would be less than 1/100 of an inch of rain and that would come into the second half of the day. under the higher clouds at your daytime highs are low 70s in

the south bay with san jose at 72 and palo alto at 71. we topped out at 71 in concord and 72 in livermore. san leandro at 67 and 65 for berkeley. petaluma at 67 with the far north bay at low 70s with a chance of sprinkles. in your 7-day forecast we have a warm up toward the late part of next week. these daytime highs will be climbing into the upper 80s. in other words, today's the only day like this with a few clouds and cooler numbers. after we get through this sprinkle, we are sunny and warmer for the rest of the seven-day. i'm curious to see what the beaches look like after topping out at 90 by the end of the week . >> wve sn a behaviorbecause people tgeback by e of next week prince william and kate middleton daughter celebrates the fifth birthday and princess charlotte is helping the vulnerable, and we have new

pictures of the princess helping to deliver supplies to those people and isolation. the photos were taken by mom. the family staying at the country home

a pair of strangers got together to make sure that the most at risk neighbors are not left behind during the shelter- in-place order. here is the jefferson award winners this week. >> reporter: volunteers a packaging food pantry groceries and driving them to the elderly neighbors in the san francisco sunset district. it is the work of the sunset bread help group started by

beyond the and frank. when the city began sheltering in place, beyond help the elderly neighbetocer>> i ght i for other people as well. >> reporter: she posted the id online and frank, the and a stranger, suggesting's, starting a facebook group and it took off that week. >> reporter: more than 1400 sunset neighbor help group members have responded to over 700 cases. there is a helpline with language translators and volunteers printed 30,000 flyers to reach the seniors not online like this 97old,len. >> it's wonderful that there are people around thinking about other people. >> reporter: they are grateful they could help deliver her groceries. >> i felt helpless sitting in home. i am grateful for beyond the and frank for setting up the platform. >> reporter: frank himself once

experienced the support of strangers after crowdfunding sustained him during a crippling illness. >> two years ago i contracted a rare neurological disease that basically left me bedridden. i realized i could not ever pay that back but a big part of my motivation is to pay that kindness forward. >> everyone in this group in his or her own way is a change maker. >> reporter: in the end, beyond the marvels at her stronger community. >> it shows we all depend on each other. >> reporter: they started the sunset neighborhood help group to meet the pandemic most honorable and the award in the bay area goes to beyond the and frank. >> frank and bianca have been able to meet every request they have gotten and they tracked each request fulfill. >>

it is 6:56. in your morning top stories, the planning of the antioch planning commission was fired after controversy over the facebook post. the city council voted unanimously to remove ken turnage from his immune systems

a drain on society and should be left the parish during the outbreak. the post was taken down due to the death threats. santa cruz county will close beaches beginning today for 6 hours a day from 11:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. in an effort to improve social distancing. demonstrators protesting the stay-at-home order by the governor and the chp arrested 33 protesters and handed out citations for violation of the order. governor newsom says the state is days, not weeks, away from making significant modifications to the shelter-in- place order, and they could begin reopening parts of the country largest state economy. your 7-day forecast shows an interesting trend. today it will stand out with clouds, maybe even a sprinkle north of the golden gate bridge. daytime highs will not get out of the 60s. in the meantime, toward the end of the next week we are back

into the mid to upper 80s for the daytime highs and will see temperatures trying to get close to 90. that is for the inland spots by next week but that is another day. we will talk more about the warm up as the week progresses. that is at the end of the 7-day forecast. today is cloudy for most of us. do not be surprised if you're north of the golden gate bridge úsprinkle late afternoon. it's nnoeasureut it could happen. it is time for us to call it a morning. thank yo so mu

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