in the forecast i will show you in this quick snapshot, cloudy and around 70. we will move on because tonight and tomorrow is much more interesting with rain coming our way but since we still have saturday in front of us, look at the sky from the camera on top of the salesforce tower looking down at the bay toward san jose. those clouds is basically the way today will look for most of us throughout the day wherever you are. here is a look at treasure island as we look back at the city with 50 to 59. and oakland let's warm up to upper 70s in the south bay, so going to 78 in san jose, 77 at sunnyvale with redwood city at 75 today. we will keep these clouds over these numbers but we have good temperatures underneath all of that. mid 70 inland with the north unty h from the e low 70s has 7m live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . a wanted murder suspect

comes out shooting and the five hour standoff came to a deadly end at the alameda county motel. stretching off new rules on distancing at lake merritt, and salesforce tower you cannot see the leading edge of the storm. what's being done to stop scenes like this on both sides list look at the radar where you can see, looking in that of the bay. same direction, as we bring a new poll showing the this forward on the future cast, it is not until sunset we begin to see the leading edge of the rain arriving in mendocino county. it will be knocking on the door possible glimpse into the for sonoma county. future of the bay area job let's move forward to see what market. good morning. happens. when we go through tonight by i am devin fehely. 9:00 or 10:00 we have rain let's start the morning through sonoma county. with a check on the weather center with darren. overnight tonight here is 2:00 >> take a look over my shoulder a you with showers progressing across the rest of the bay area. it gets down to the peninsula, across the bay, getting us through sunrise tomorrow. here is the radar look tomorrow and you will see the rain arriving tonight starting in the north bay at sunset and it will rain bay area wide overnight and through sunday but here's what it looks like morning as we start all over now on the hi-def doppler again sunday morning. radar. we will take that rain and looking ahead toward sunday bring it forward and not until afternoon showers focus more on the south bay. about 5:00, and that says 5:00

p.m. on the upper left-hand side of basically it will rain your screen which is how long throughout the day sunday, not nonstop but we have decent rain it takes for the rain to show with this peerk monday it will up at mendocino and sonoma. i turn into this, monday morning at 6:00 a.m. will play that through with the with scattered, spotty showers, and even rest of the forecast coming up in your complete forecast in a thundetoedwi k saturday nsistentould s few minutes. they will rain overnight through sunday morning and in the meantime the sun just came up with a beautiful view of the the sunday rain is more consistent, and the monday we sunrise from the camera. turn into spotty showers. as we look at the rainfall it is a pretty start to the day totals, taking into account as we look at the view looking back at treasure island. tonight in the north bay throughout monday, and when we are done here are the totals. low to mid 50s for most places. we could pick up three quarters today will be cloudy and mild, of an inch of rain in the south temperatures like yesterday and bay, and more like a half inch really cloudy for most of the day. north bay rain as tonight with or three quarters of an inch in widespread rain on sunday. that is your daytime highs for the north bay were they are getting more rain peerk in your 7-day forecast here is the today and i will be back with headline as we have rain sunday the rest of the story in a few monday and we will clear out minutes. the five hour standoff at alameda county came to a deadly end and the 42-year-oldkilled b and by the time we get into next week we get back to sunny and 80 by the end of the week. we will have a lot to look at

deputies after a prolonged in terms of the rain over the standoff that started at 11:30 next 36 hours peerk this is over the next three days, in yesterday morning. fact peerk we will be back in the deputies were called to the next half hour to take a assist the open place and were look at this in more detail. trying to arrest the suspect at the valley inn motel. >> to underscore this, the he was ordered to surrender and timing of the rain is largely overnight. refused and later appointed a >> yes, the best of the rain semi automatic handgun at deputies in the parking lot and will start late tonight and stay throughout the day on started shooting. deputies returned fire, killing sunday peerk if you have him. anything going on where you are >> for a period of five hours rapeerk this parrot at the oakland we had conversations with the zoo feels the way many of us suspect pleading with him to filling, showcasing his emotions by singing the blues. come out peacefully and surrender. >> the suspect died at the scene, and was one of two >> that is brought, the parrot, suspects sought in an open murder earlier this year. no officers were injured. there is a rare murder charge cost against the san jose man suspected of driving drunk and killing four of his singing along with the bay area passengers. blue grass band who asked if he is facing four counts of dui an he lost corots of they could play for the animals in the zoo agree. they did not know that brock of his sub wednesday night and would steal the spotlight belting out in th b-flat while

they enjoyed the blues. they were bobbing their heads in appreciation behind the it rolled over several times crashing into the sound wall. he can be charged with murder with the prior dui conviction parrot. turmoil in brazil as from last year. this time next week most another health minister quits bay area counties will have over clashing with the moved into the phase two of president over the treatment reopening with san francisco on the coronavirus. and marin county allowing retail pick up with manufacturing as well next monday. santa clara county has not announced any plans to ease its restrictions. next week contra costa county will allow some large outdoor gatherings that people have to stay in their cars. this is designed to give religious groups and graduating students a way to interact. >> you can hav gathering in a parking lot six feet apart. if you can roll down the window you are supposed to have your face covering on. you are not supposed to get out of the car but it gives you opportunity to be together to

have a joint celebration. >> folks will have to fill out a lot of paperwork to prove they put physical distancing measures in place and that must be approved by the low school districts. keeping the large crowds away from lake merritt and chopper 5 flew over the lake where people were sound, but sitting in the grass. the city is principally worried about the weekend crowds. the new no parking and tollway signs have been placed around the lake to discourage many and also the food trucks, and the mayor says she is not seeing compliance around the lake. >> no parties. stop the party, people, and we have to stay healthy. >> that's ignorant. how can you have a party at this time. >> no citations have been issued so far with new restrictions in effect friday, saturday and sunday, as well as memorial day later this month. doesn't

>> the sidewalk outside of the hal's bar in the marina last night and definitely no social distancing going on and hardly any masks. all of this with the police department walked across the street. we asked the police about it and they said that the business was admonished and that a copier of the police report is being sent to the district attorney. a new poll is suggesting that remote working could be the norm for years to come and as kpix 5 reports it could mean a slow rebound for businesses . >> reporter: here at fieldwork the brazil health minister brewing they have been able to resigned in protest after one stay fairly successful through month on the job, and he took the curbside pickup and the job on april 17. this resignation comes one day after the president's kept up delivery business but not fully staffed to the icamen the pressure on him to expand the use of antimalarial drugs to treat the coronavirus. the question is will it get the president has also been pushing to ease the social back to the way that it was. distancing measures. >> it is unprecedented. i don't think this is anything we would ever expect we would the former health minister was

be faced with. that is the fired just last month over another disagreement over the anti-malaria drugs. with the highest number of small business people, but this is what we have. covid-19 destiny country at san >> reporter: fieldwork brewing pablo, and a solidarity network has seven locations in northern california and initially was created to fight the virus furloughed 70% of the staff but with the robust shift in the by distributing masks, food and curbside and take-out business, they are back to 60% of the pre- drive-through in the district pandemic staffing levels. in cars with speakers alerting the residents about measures to take to avoid the spread of the virus. the death toll in brazil is they plan on bringing many over 14,000 making it the furloughed employees back. >> we will over staff initially hardest hit latin american and we have to make sure we country. the italy coronavirus hot take care of the sanitation and cleanliness. we have to make spot is set to reopen monday with the region officially beginning to reopen its shops, restaurants, bars and hairdressers. sure that we are able to that region reported the continue delivering to people's highest number of cases in the homes. country with over 34,000 active >> reporter: according to the survey of 123 businesses by the very area council transitioning back to normal will be a slow remaining cases. the governor of the region says process. most companies estimate it will take at least a year for that measures will be implemented over the weekend to revenue to return to the pre- prepare for the monday pandemic levels with 10% saying reopening. the luxury hotel's in italy sitting empty for the first it could take two years. time in decades with the >> people need to work to live,

so this is very threatening to our future to conceive this could take literally years for us to make a comeback. >> reporter: the comeback could hinge on when businesses fully reopen with 70%. that will not pandemic, italy is being cautious working on containment happen until states four of the measures with most of the reopening plan from the governor hotels currently closed with only a few that remain open with a reduced staff to signal the endurance. travel between austria and germany will be possible beginning in june with the . >> the belief from the border crossings between the community is that this will two countries slowly beginning take a long time to come back, to reopen as part of the larger longer than what we think is viable in order to operate at european effort to bring free an effective economy to serve movement of people back to the public and the work force. revive the tourism economy, >> reporter: while fieldwork while ensuring there is not another outbreak. that border brewing needs many employees on site, or survey says that 89% closed in march and austria and germany plan on and tiredly of companies will have some sort of a remote work policy. reopening the border by june 15. coming up, the food truck lae soh rketarea of o. jcpenney has become the latest retail casualty of the coronavirus pandemic and filed the ea for chapter 11 bankruptcy tht ordeshelter-in- place could be the last to lift it. here's a live look outside over san jose. friday. they will soon announce which

remaining 860 stores will be closed. the company racked up unsustainable amount of debt in the recent years, and this comes after years of declining sales. they joined neiman marcus and j.crew in filing for bankruptcy. retail sales plunged 16.4% in april, nearly double the decline om march. they have passed the three train dollar relief bill but that is expected to be blocked at the republican-led senate. the package is designed to put more money in the american pockets and eased the debt of student loans and health care during the pandemic. it wosor e state and local governments. the bill was introduced by nancy pelosi but the white house said it was dead on arrival. >> it is a $3 trillion wish list which is not a serious proposal. >> this is not a wish list, and if this is a wish list it is for the working class people. >> it's unclear that the senate head of the cdc said h. ♪

♪ coronavirus deaths in the u.s. could surpass 100,000 by june 1st and on friday the president double down on the promise to when you need it, jack delivers: have a vaccine ready by the end tes angrubhub. ♪ of the year. he says that it is showing promise but the country will reopen one or even if no vaccine. the new jersey beaches and boardwalks are expected reopening time for memorial day weekend. a restaurant in carmel refuses to stop serving dining customers and the tuck box on dolores street was warned several times to close down the dining room and we have asked the owner why he is not backing down. >> reporter: the owner of the tuck box cited when you need it, jack delivers: this virus is testing all of us. financial reasons for not and it's testing the people on the front lines following rules and reopen his restaurant. he has been cited and fined, of this fight most of all. so deli thecaletting new tests sults they need., but says he will stay open as the customers keep coming. it is a full patio, dining room and until this fight is over,

and a line out the door for the we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. tuck box in carmel. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so there's no social distancing or a mask being worn by customers, all in violation of the irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! monterey county health orders. >> i've had it in so of my pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. customers and the state of california, so let's open up. >> reporter: the owner opened pop my 100% all-white-meat classic up on his own say he lost or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. $60,000 in the month and a half he was closed containing that the risk is low with 19 cases in monterey county with six deaths. >> this is not sound medical practice but all about politics, and i am not playing. they are way beyond their legal live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . purview and there is no crisis. >> reporter: the supporters, some outside of the area, or coming to defiantly dine in. >> people feel terrible about welcome back. it is about 6:31, and thank you being locked in and we want to for inin be out. >> reporter: the carmel and i am attorney'sofficeacking doand th it wilinba and overnight everybody gets it and tomorrow we all will notice fined $1000 for the find order the rain. but since we have saturday in front of us, for most of us

today here's a good representation of the skies. and that could be put in jail. >> if we need to take cloudy and mild today with additional action to secure compliance we will do that. cloudy and mild today and you will barely notice >> he could get a fine of $2500 temperatures, around 70, pretty for each sitdown meal that he much where we were yesterday. served for violating the law north bay rain by sunset with and other restaurant up and down the street are still serving take-out meals only. >> i don't know what those people are thinking sitting next to each other because this widespread rain tomorrow. as you look at your screen you can see ears the live hi-def is the pandemic. >> some feel they are entitled doppler showing the rain. and to get what they want the futurecast picks up on this bringing that band of rain forward. here is 5:00 where it because they want it now. is raining along the mendocino >> reporter: the restaurant has coast line as this works its become a battleground between those that disagree with the health orders. curve? >> reporter: some think what way down into sonoma county at sunset. the restaurant is doing is dangerous. >> have a corona with your breakfast and get a free bodybag. we have clouds over the south some and matteo county is bay and here's what it looks ea restrictions on like from the salesforce tower cam. 50 at santa rosa. the warm spot is concord at 58 and oakland at 59, and look recreations with parks and

beaches west of highway 1 open from 11:00 to 5:00 for those reational travel. where we all go today, mild. low to mid 70s, and i will be with the memorial day back with more on the rest of weekend approaching they are the forecast in a few minutes. breaking news out of san telling you if you are going to francisco where fire crews are lake tahoe stay at home. working to knock out a fire in while they are listing state home restrictions they say it is for the benefit of local a parking lot that broke out residents. overnight at the food truck at there are restrictions on harrison street and 6th av.e in boating and at the beaches with a fine still possible for across the street from the chevron gas station. there is violators. >> we are asking visitors not to come to lake tahoe right now which is incredibly difficult, no word on the cause of the and that is the lifeblood of the economy. fire and we will bring you more >> the beaches will be open information as we get it. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases and yes topping 1.4 million with over 87,000 deaths. this weekend but the parking lots and bathrooms will not. with the pandemic closing now two thirds of the states have loosened the state home restrictions and hour cbs news correspondent reports from new york. animal shelters rescue groups neproblem. th tisrb that is ed into la, one of fiv >> i am cindy and i will grab you some stuff. >> reporter: lucy came out to show support and shop at the newly reopened stores of dogs that were abandoned along pittsburg. 16th street in alberta. >> it is a death sentence. >> i will go to the store and

>> reporter: one of the five go on a spree. >> reporter: the stores everywhere could use it. the nationwide retail sales was hit by a car and killed. plunging more than 16% in april >> runover by somebody speeding which is a record drop. down the street. the protesters in pennsylvania it is horrific. i saw that dog get it and i held the dog. >> reporter: this is a trend that is getting work with pets being left on the side of the continue their call for the statewide reopening and governor tom wolf easing the coronavirus restrictions in 13 road. counties on friday, and said a >> i think people think it is dozen more good reopen in a the most convenient way to get week but urging caution. rid of your animal, and it is absolutely not. >> reporter: not only in this rural neighborhood but all over sacramento county. >> we have about an 11% increase of animals coming in. >> reporter: the sacramento >> it's easy to look outside and see a beautiful spring day spca says it is a deadly pitbull mix abandoned in south and think there is no danger but the danger is real. >> reporter: florida governor ncl tuions ght now ron desantis says that restaurants, retailers, museums, libraries and gyms can operate at 50% capacity beginning monday. movie theaters are the notable exception. >> in a closed indoor environment the virus is more or maybe they are unable to care for the animals or feed the animals. >> reporter: the coronavirus could be to blame. >> with these state home transmittable. mandates we've had to limit the members have been told the state six feet apart and bring

number of animals on the their own towels at the gyms. campus. >> reporter: the stay-at-home and new york governor andrew orders is forcing city and cuomo extended the state home county shelters across order for new york city and sacramento to close the doors other hard-hit parts of the to the public making it more difficult for people to safely >> do noderestimate surrender their pets. >> there are alternatives. try to find a new home for your pet with your neighbors, friends and relatives. >> reporter: all three shelters in sacramento county are still with this virus. accepting animals on an >> reporter: in south bend, emergency basis and trying to indiana the zoo remains close but offering the public a bring back adoptions. >> if you abandon an animal in chance to buy a ticket to the california you could face a drive-through to see the $1000 fine, and time behind animals again. elyse preston, cbs news. úwork on friday for more people bars. in sonoma county as they move making a large donation into phase two of reopening. with open public schools with a goal of closing the digital divide. the cleaning surfaces, carwashes and pet groomers are plus, this bay area rr reopening the doors with childcare facilities and they has quite the set of pipes. are offering curbside pickup. in sonoma county yesterday >> you feel like life is or the getting back to normal a little bit? >> i feel like slowly it is but i feel we are starting to see the light after the tonal.

i think we just all need to keep rain together. i think that everyone is really going to appreciate everything thre, beyou don't have it. >> all of these places are making modifications to follow the social distancing guidelines. in marin county they are updating the shelter-in-place order to allow curbside retell a manufacturing to open up as soon as monday. the businesses are required to follow the covid-19 site protection plan including accommodations of social distancing, disinfecting protocol, and employee training. in the east bay contra costa county gave the green light on outdoor gatherings including graduation ceremonies and religious services, but you have to stay in your car. the new order goes into effect on tuesday. beginning monday the san francisco floors, booksellers,

to the streets can reopen access following specific safety requirements. the only bay area county not moving forward into the next phase is santa clara county with that area hard-hit by the coronavirus. >> reporter: santa clara county was the first to implement the shelter-in-place order, and could be the last to lift it. >> if we lifted it we would be in a quick return of cases, hospitalizations, and a quick return of deaths. >> reporter: the head of the santa clara county health department delivered a dire warning to the board of supervisors on tuesday, and there is no way right now to ease restrictions without risking a resurgence of the virus. >> we ate our vegetables and did our homework, and florida is opening up with reckless abandon, and we cannot even go outside, but i completely understand the challenge.

>> reporter: while keeping the stay-at-home order in place could be a prescription for good public health, it does not address the financial well- being of the businesses and workers. >> i have employees coming in to asked me if they could just work for food. >> reporter: he owns a restaurant in morgan hill, and jim is forced to lay off 20 of more changes are coming to the 25 pre-pandemic workforce. >> i understand that people say for the good of all that we have to do this, but i still muni in an effort to help with want to feed my family. social distancing. i still want to stay in instead of cutting service business. there adding it on the popular lines. >> reporter: if you need perspective on being one of the first to close and the last reopen, look no further than glean to lay and the concert that is the 8, 22 and 49. this . the n bruno rapid line industry. >> we all have cabin fever and ll begin running bek dit d unified school lodiviomom wants to make a reason for going out there with no widespread testing and no way to find out who is got it or if they are asymptomatic or not, and we are playing russian district. roulette. the santa clara county they want to make sure that every school has a laptop public health department said

there is no change to the stay- access or internet in the homes at-home order lasting until may of the students. oak glen mayor libby schaaf up 31st, two weeks from tomorrow. google maybe facing an the week. jack dorsey announced on twitter antitrust lawsuit from the u.s. justice department and state attorney general as soon as this summer. , how appropriate, that he is donating $10 million to help us to close the digital divide for the sources said that the the open kids and their parties are well into planning families once and for all, and litigation and centered on the google online advertising thank you, mr. dorsey. business is, and how they use >> he made the donation after the mayor revealed on twitter their dominant search business that an estimated 25,000 oakland to stifle the competition. this attorney general bill barr said back in march he wanted a final decision on the investigation by the summer. >> we reached out for google to students liked consistent access to the internet or a computer. the city is setting aside $12.5 million . comment but have not heard back. california is rejecting the spacex request for $665,000 in subsidies and the state panel turned down the request citing a recent threat by ceo elon musk to move tesla out of the state. one member pointed out it could be different company but they have the same executive running them both, and that the

statements do not instill confidence. >> elon musk has been in a sparring match with officials in alameda county over operation of the fremont factory. the county ordered it shutdown as part of the state home order but elon musk ordered them back to work, threatening to leake relocate out-of-state if they tried to stop him. the chopper 52 over the fremont factory friday showing the parking lot full and workers on the job. >> elon musk is making good of the statement to rid himself of material possessions including his son's with five properties now listed on zillow including the 16,000 square foot mansion in hillsboro. it is $35 million with 47 acres, 10 bedrooms, and 10 bathrooms. results are out on the helicopter crash that took the life of kobe bryant and his daughter, and seven others. the la medical examiner released reports on all nine victims that reportedly died

instantly fromblunt trauma. no drugs were found in the pilot's system but they are still investigating the cause of the crash at the ntsb. the participants are paying the price with oakland police sharing the images of nine sideshow cars getting towed away as part of the long-term investigation. vehicles were seized in stockton, brent one, union city and fremont. the department is investigating suspects that may have been involved in illegal sideshows. two suspects were arrested in a mission district shootout that left a bystander injured. the shooting incident happened in april when officers responded at 20 6th street and folsom using shot-spotter technology. those that were arrested are in their mid-20s and they also were covered handguns, high- capacity magazines and ammunition. trader joe's is making an

announcement in any mail on thursday they are coming but did not give the exact location or time frame for the official opening. trader joe's was founded in 1958 in pasadena and has expanded into 500 locations across 42 states. still ahead, the bay area celebrities are fighting to limit the spread of the coronavirus in the prisons.

a pair of bay area celebrities are pitching in to help to limit the spread of the coronavirus at the jails and prisons across the state. the alameda county sheriff's office shared a photo of over one dozen cases of hand sanitizer for the inmates at the santa rita jail. this was made by marshawn lynch and the community leader, kevin parker. at least 50 inmates and two staff members tested positive for the virus in the jail since march. referee 40 looking out for inmates that posted a video of 1000 gallons of hand sanitizers shipped to the san quentin state prison and federal prison at santa barbara county. they were labeled a clean machine including the rapper logo of e-40,

we have waited for this for 13 years and it's hard work and we cannot give them the traditional ceremony, so we are doing the best we can do celebrate them, and to give them the best love we can. >> they had a dance and procession on friday to bid farewell to the students moving onto the next stage of their lives. let's get you caught up on the details of the approaching rain, and i will time out what to expect from this tonight or tomorrow. here's what it looks like now on the hi-def doppler with this band of green sitting out here. as we switch this view, instead of looking at it at the live hi- def doppler, i will put it into the futurecast where you see

more showing up. this is a bit far out off the coast for the radar to read but the high cast forecast model can see it. this rain is coming for us with better rate over here and up here. this is an impressive rainmaker from the far north california border with oregon and up. we still get in on the act from this stuff down here as we play this forward. it will hold together and by 5:00 we see rain at the mendocino coast. it is not until just after sunset we see more noticeable rain showing up into sonoma county. after we get past the sunset it will begin raining in sonoma county. with that line we were looking at this storm is one where you can timeout the line as it is marching southward across the bay area. if it starts to the north bay by 9:00 by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, here is that line breaking apart, and it is now

working its way across the bay area through the heart of the ba . that is 24 hours from now with rain coming in across the center of the bay area. we have the run line again and that is how long it takes for it to get down to the south bay. sunday afternoon is better rain in the south bay. none of this will be terribly heavy but this is a slow marcher. we will get a decent rain amount from this, particularly in the north bay. that covered sunday, but monday is a little bit different. we don't have that organized line anymore on monday, but what we have are scattered, pop up showers that can appear randomly in the bay area. some could be in the form of et of those that will bring you a brief downpour and possibly small hail, but the chances of that are relatively low for monday.

as we look at the rainfall totals on here, here's the rain for tonight in the north bay as we at in the sunday rain, you can see it is bay area wide with have your rain north. we have a little bit of rain sunday in the south bay. by the time we finished we could pick up as much as a half inch of rain and a little bit more in some locations of the north bay. it will clear out pretty quick, and by tuesday we are done before we warm back up. by the end of next week it is like this never happened, sunny and 80 again inland with low 70s, much like today for the bay. it will be rainy around here, particularly, and the timing on this for most of us really is throughout the day on sunday, but it will really get going sunday morning. this will extend through sunday afternoon. >> so enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. >> enjoyed not needing the umbrella today, because you will want it ysme n teams cld s

using facilities by next week if some allow it oat all due to the shelter-in-place order in santa clara county that extends through the end of the month at least. the 49ers announced a preseason schedule friday hiding the matchup against the raiders at the stadium august 21st, the first preseason game against the silver and black since 2011. all four games will be airing right here on kpix 5. there are contingency plans in place for college football if the season starts on time, but the state restrictions are still in place. cal bear coach justin wilcox says they are looking at potential sites outside of the bay area to conduct training camps with three other schools in

the co-owner of the santa rosa auto shop the shifting gears. kpix 5 shows us the jefferson award winner for the week . >> reporter: ryan nelson usually a posters and restores cars at the pacific coast custom interiors but today that santa rosa company is using those same tools to make over 100 masks a day. >> this is a unique trade. is not often that the pandemic can suit your skill set. >> reporter: this b,11 business

that ryan owns with his mother and brothedonate 500 masks going to the north bay police, sheriffs, highway patrol, fire department, banks and grocery stores. >> we are trying to stay busy and do something productive to help out our neighbors. >> reporter: the masks are comfortable, using the material with foam that lines the trunk of the car, and you can wash them in the watchman seen, dry them out in the sun, and they will not shrink. >> reporter: chp received 100 masks, and they matched their uniforms. >> they are durable and made with a tough material, and everybody seems to like them. >> reporter: ryan and his family are no strangers to serving others and when the 2016 fire burn down the house, the home of his mother and displaced his brother they gave 400wooden snifters they may for free to help people recover their valuables out of the rubble.

>> people found their rings and stuff like that and one lady found her wedding ring that had been on the nightstand. >> reporter: ryan rebuilt his home in coffee part and says these masks represent today with those sisters meant back then. >> this is a morale booster and i feel these masks did that same thing. >> reporter: from making to giving away the masks to protect law enforcement and other but line workers in the covid-19 pandemic, the jefferson award in the bay area goes to ryan nelson. >> so far they are making the masks without any donations, but the donations are welcome. they also sell masks for non- frontline workers and you get five for $20. for more on the jefferson award offers free devices

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it is 6:56. a suspect was shot and killed yesterday by the alameda county sheriff's deputy's after a prolonged standoff at the motel at the unincorporated san leandro. san francisco police were called to assist the police to arrest the man at the valley inn motel yesterday morning. he refused to surrea ats and officers opened fire. the fire crews working to knock out a fire at san

francisco and a food truck at harrison street. the massive blaze incident is believed to be across the street from the chevron gas station but no word on the cause. ercar washers and ed croom is that can open their doors and contra costa county is giving the green light on some outdoor gatherings. san francisco, matteo and marin county will allow retail pick up with manufacturing on monday. the only county not moving forward in this next phase is santa clara county and the public health director says the only tool at the moment is the stay-at-home order and the public health department said they have no plans on entering into phase two at the moment. >> wl a oudy day today, but you will not get rained on until after the sun goes down. even that does not

really start except in the north bay, that is until after sunset. it will rain for everybody else overnight. low to upper 50s now, ranging from the mid 60s in the city today, to the mid-70s for the daytime highs. in your 7-day forecast the rain is centered on sunday and monday before we clear out to get back into the sunshine, near 80s by the end of the week. >> enjoyed the sun, because it will not last. >> we have 22 days of rain coming. it is time for us to call it a morning, and thank you so much for watching kpix 5 news. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00 . enjoy your saturday.

narrator: today on "lucky dog", from camping to parties, to agility, herding, and jamming with the band, these rescued shelter dogs learn some unusual skills that will allow them to participate in fun activities with their new forever families. [applause] brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've

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