thuses is kpix news. fiery explosion leaves firefighters in critical condition. this morning, the fire chief provides new details on the most dangerous moments. small businesses fight for financial survival in the bay area. will their upcoming reopenings ease the blow for the shelter in place? >> new evidence suggests you can get the coronavirus through the eyes. recommendations how everyone can protect themselves. >> devin fehely has the morning off. here is a check of our weather with darren. rain in the forecast. >> yes. and things are damm out there now. we have got ten ra will show you that.

then we'll look at high def doppler and show you where the rain is falling. this is from the view of the me valley. we have gotten light rain on that camera, but that is thoughts the only one. that is what it looks like coming office golden gate bridge. that is what it looks like at sfo. we have rain down the peninsula but not much in santa clara county, however, back up north, looking at the richmond bridge, it is slick here and we have a little light rain. santa rosa picked up a quarter inch of rain overnight. it is relatively out there now. low to mid-60s. it is still raining. so here is high def doppler. pay attention to the green stuff that is moving. this is not rain here. that is the central valley. here is the rain that matters. there is not a lot to it, but if we put it back into the last two hours, there are a few light showers working their way across the peninsula and over

into the east by. this is one of the hi e about to get a break whtht of rafor the afternnodone entirely because there will be more coming back into later today and into monday. that is what i want to talk about in more detail coming up. we'll take a look at daytime highs and everything else. i'll see you with that in a few minutes. devon, back over to you. several l.a. firefighters are in critical condition after a fiery explosion last night in a downtown building. at least 11 firefighters were sent to the hospital with burns, three are in critical condition but expected to survive. l.a. fire says it happened inside a building that manufacturers butane honey oil that easily ig notes. hash oil is extracted from cannabis. that explosion happened around 6:30. by 7:00 ks the fire was

upgraded to a code major emergency. within 200 responders were called in to help. >> they went interior and things didn't seem right. the smoke pressure was escalating. the heat was increasing in the rear of the occupancy and when the member who is telling me this felt that, he was the officer, he told every one to get out of the building. as he initiated their exit, that is when the explosion or flash it is being described as both things, an explosion or flash over occurred. >> officials have not yet determined exactly what caused that fire. several bay area counties are about to move into the governor's stage two of reopening. san francisco, marin counties will allow curbside pickup starting on monday. they will make similar moves

later in the week. so far santa clara has not announced plans to ease restrictions. new data shows april sales doubled what was earlier. how small businesses hope to survive.. >> reporter: retail businesses can begin curbside but they don't know if sales will help with another month of rent is due around the corner. for 36 years in the >> i b digital anyone, the downloads period, the shl solutions records in 1984 always believing the music would never die. >> then the pandemic hit and now i have a full store that is

basically a storage locker. >> reporter: new numbers show it fell a record 16.4% last month. clothing stores tumbled nearly 80%. sports, music and hobby stores dropping 38%. >> there is certainly a backlog of inventory in many of the retailers because they had planned to sell at this time. in fact, there is a lot of discounting going on to move this inventory online. >> i hope there is a survival right that is greater than sort of predicted. >> hope is what store owners like tommy hold onto as curbside pickup starts monday and possibly an uptick in sales. >> i have been in a two month shock trying to prepare for it, something that is unknown? >> and not knowing if he one day, he will hang out with customers insides with memories of concerts, and his love,

music. >> i don't want to say it in the wrong way, like an addiction, but a good one. >> they will start on monday in san francisco. santa clara county is the only bay area county that will not allow these kinds of sales starting early next week. kenny choi, kpix 5. in oakland, police had to shut down an area because too many people were ignoring the no parking signs. they banned street parking to curb the crowds. signs were up yesterday and some did get tickets but by the afternoon some of the signs had been ripped down. with no signs, parking officers cannot issue tickets, so oakland police had to step in. the strategy did seem to work. we saw much smaller crowds compared to previous weekends. i have seen on a friday night, so many people congregate here and half the people do not have masks on. it is like the regular lake

merit party, so in general i agree with it, but the city has to do a better job of implementing it. those parking tickets are $70. the city will enforce the parking ban. this month on friday, saturday and sunday and on memorial day. in san francisco we saw plenty of people out on saturday. you can see there wasn't much social distancing going on. earlier this month, the mayor threatened to close the park if crowds continue to show up. >> this is the first week of reopened beaches in southern california. they are open only for active use which means walking, running and swimming is allowed. sunbathing and hanging out are not permitted and have wear face masks and keep a six- foot distance from others at all times. >> we should follow what the state gives us. you know, wearing masks, distance and even though we go

to the beach and stuff, for your protection as well. better to be prepared. on saturday, many appeared to be following the rules and keeping their distance. parking lots are closed to keep crowding down. >> the food and drug administration granted emergency operation for the first coronavirus testing kit made by an austin, texas company. another test could be cleared in a few months, a british lab says they have developed a test that is fast, cheap and accurate. all you do is take a sample from inside your nose, place it in a chemical solution and pour it into a plastic device. >> we use what is called a molecular chemistry. we're amplifying it many millions of folds to be able to detect it. >> the lab partnered with a wisconsin base manufacturer. results take about ten minutes. new concerns about covering

your nose and mouth may not be coronavirus. i'm learning what new research reveals about the virus and your eyes. >> there are special receptors on the eye that can bind the covid-19 coronavirus. >> while the coronavirus typically enters through the nose and mouth, the doctor says there is growing evidence the eyes, too, may be vulnerable. >> the eyes are a bit of a mystery area right now. we know that the receptors, that the virus likes to bind to. they are present on the eye. >> researchers at johns hopkins found ace two in the eyes that line your nasal passage and respiratory track and the main way the virus gets inside your body. the takeaway is clear. >> the eye area should be very high jen cly treated and protected and we need to pay attention to that just as we do

to the mouth and nose areas. she says more research is needed to better understand how an infection that begins in the eye progresses versus the nose and mouth. but the new findings reemphasize the importance she says of regular thorough hand- washing and disinfecting surfaces. >> we scratch it. you rub your eyes, things like that. being very cognizant as you are now about this area, being very cognizant to include the area around the eyes as well. >> doctors say face shields should be received for those working with active coronavirus cases, but it is important to avoid touching your eyes as it is your mouth and your nose. >> >> another demonstration aimed at accelerating the reopening of businesses, this time here in the bay area. business owners and supporters are calling on the city to reopen shops and retails, but the mayor says it is not up to

him. >> so i get it. i get it. we're all frustrated but these are not the city rules. these are the rules that came down from the public health department and the state. i can't open the city. >> if it goes on too much longer, it will be past the point of no return. we will not recover. >> i understand what they are trying to do and every one has their own opinion but at least try and separate a little bit is what i'm thinking. we should note that very few demonstrators at saturday's rally wore masks or used social distancing guidelines. >> we remember fred willard who died at the age of 86. ♪ a star studded night of shout outs for the 2020 graduates to make up for a proper ceremony. they also receive a high offers free devices

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act for fred willard in everybody loves raymond and modern family died. he was known for his film roles in the spinal tap and anchorman. the four time emmy nominee rarely played lead roles. his daughter said he died peacefully friday night. the cause hasn't been released yet. he was 86 years old. hollywood is remembering indy film and television director lynn shelton who died on saturday, known as on netflix and hulu's little fires everywhere, fresh off the boat and new germ. shelton died friday from a bloodies order. she was 54. a future ceremony with those shout outs and a celebration of the class of 2020. the graduate together event had a special commencement speech. but what remains true is

that your graduation marks your passage into adulthood, the time when you begin to take charge of your own life. it is when you get to decide what is important to you, the kind of career you want to pursue, who you want to build a family with, the values you want to live by. lebron james was there. and we want to celebrate the bay area graduates of 2020 congratulations to sam shern graduating from high school. his next stop is oregon state university where he will study marine biology. >> to one of our youngest graduates lilly, graduating from noah's ark preschool and next step is kindergarten at mary farmer elementary. if you have a grad in your life, tag us and send your pictures directly to 2020 grads

at cbs.com. >> no professional photos. include their name and a little something about them and you may see them on tv. well, in the weather department, this is when it helps to do a traffic report with the weather report. there are no traffic issues but the roadways show the rain. look at the bridges here. this is across the san mateo bridge and it is gray, misty and damp here, so far. rain centers on either end of the bridge. we only picked up a tenth of an inch of rain since it started last night, but it is enough that things are slick out there. that is coming off the golden is damp there. it is damp here. we picked up close to a tenth of an inch in oakland sincit started. san mateo, we have the gotten anything to measure but there

is a drop on the lens. i mean, many of these show it is currently raining. san jose, san francisco, oakland, concord. you see the little raindrops there. it is not raining a lot. let's switch to high def doppler. look for the bands of green. there is a weak band of rain that is marching across the east by and south bay. that is why we're seeing light rain in oakland. this is why we saw the sensor saying it was raining lightly in san jose. next, we put it into the futurecast. it shows that band of rain beautifully. that is a great sign to know it is raining. what is happening right now, exactly right. let's see what is next. a few light showers through the mornings this is until noy. then clears out. a few light showers pretty much in the places they are until no then we'll take a break. let's go back to the wide view. most of today is fairly quiet until the epitomize eng. then we'll see another band of rain start to approach.

it is really light showers for the remainder of sunday night. monday gets a little more impressive. we advance into early monday morning and we'll see better rain moving across the entire area. that will stay going well into monday afternoon for the north bay and by the time we get to the second half of monday, things begin to quiet down. if we look how much rain we'll get, here is sunday. we barely get anything for the rest of the day even though it will look gray, a bit damp out there. there is not a whole other of rain or forcing to make the clouds drop their rain. on monday, the numbers go up a little more. that covers the rain story for the next two days. as far as daytime highs today, we'll top out where we were yesterday, maybe a few degrees below that so mid-70s inland. 73 concord. 68 oakland. in the seven-day forecast you

see the numbers going forward, a slight chance of rain through the next few days. then we'll clear things out. maybe a shower tuesday, but don'tout on much. then a warmup by the end of the week. back up near 80 for in land spots. >> it is not heavy, heave rain, but we'll take every drop we can get. it is a mist through the morning for much of us. that is about it. >> got ya. thanks so much. well doing things differently amid the coronavirus, it is still closed to the public but visitors can see the animals. the zoo in south bend, indiana has its first drive through the zoo event and they can drive on the back roads to see zoo makers and dozens of animals. it relies on membership to keep the animals fed and this is away to maintain support from the community. coming up, a surge in coronavirus cases leads to a

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around the city were almost entirely deserted. police limited access to

normally crowded markets. they were checking travel permits. they confirmed more than 2,000 new cases of coronavirus on friday and 26 new deaths were reported bringing the total to nearly 400. as of now that lockdown will stay in effect for seven days. brazil now has the fourth highest number of coronavirus cases anywhere in the world. in the past 24 hours they have seen an increase of close to 15,000 new cases of the virus. brazil reported an additional 816 deaths bringing the death toll to over 15,000. bra spillspain's prime minister says the give the will ask the country's parliament for a month long extension for the state of e pledger sy. the aim is for this to be the last extension to the lockdown. this comes after the president of madrid's medical association said the spanish capital was not ready to reopen. he said the health infrastructure would not be

ready if there was a second wave of coronavirus cases. germany started to relax border control measures while unrestricted access for several neighboring countries is expected by june 15th. germany's border was closed two- hour delay months. now both sides can cross without inspects. germany plans to fully reopen boarders on june 15th. and germany sock ke season is starting up again, but without fans in the stands. the league there held six matches yesterday. fans instead cheered on their team from half empty bars. the games with players avoiding handshakes, high fives and hugging. >> shopping malls in thailand reopened. at this mall in bangkok they

must wear face masks at all times and get their temperature >> the neinfections edsome shoppers are still concerned the country is not being careful enough. >> >> and coming up, we get the latest on the explosion and fire in downtown los angeles where nearly a dozen firefighters are hurt. three critically. and house speaker noon sy pelosi demands pay back after the corporate landlord takes millions in federal relief money.

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this is kpix5 news. welcome back to kpix5 news this morning. the time now is 6:30. i'm devin fehely. let's start this half-hour with a check of the weather. >> it is damp out there this morning devon. most places have gotten rain except for that view behind you in san jose where you can see some breaks of blue sky. i know you said on your drive this morning, it wasn't wet in san jose. >> and not until i reached the peninsula. >> we picked up a tenth of an inch of rain on the peninsula this morning. it is not going to make a dent in the rain deficit but it is enough to make the roads look

like that. that is a bit slick out there. way go back to san jose with a few breaks in the clouds. we got a quarter inch of rain so far in the bay. i can't so you anything measurable for san jose. there are current numbers, low to mid 60s. there are a few light showers to be seen on high def doppler. there is light rain now. if you get out now to about noon, expect some light showers in the east bay and south bay. the rain lighten up until tonight and tomorrow. i'll show you that in more detail in the complete seven- day and the rest of the forecast but with an occasional sprinkle, there are your daytime highs, upper 60s to low

70s. several firefighters are in critical condition following an explosion in a downtown building. jeff wynn has the latest. >> reporter: cell phone video captured thick smoke and flames shooting high above this building following an explosion near l.a.'s toy district and little tokyo. it was a bunch of minature big bangs. >> it was a big explosion, fire every where. >> the fire department said re o atng on the 300 block of east boyd street as firefighters made into the burning structure. >> there was a significant explosion which caused a mayday report with multiple firefighters potentially being injured. it was smoke tokes. >> it appear toss be a supplier

for those who make butane honey oil. >> it appears to be a legal business while jessica says there are plenty of these marijuana oil operations in the area. >> like over there, if you go by and walk by them, it is all cbd and butane is highly volatile so it makes sense that is what the explosions were. >> the injured firefighters are expected to survive. four will be going to a burn extensive care unite. two on ventilators and others have varying degrees of burns. >> >> nancy pelosi is calling on one of the largest landlords to return the business loan. the paycheck protection program is for a life line to help vulnerable small businesses to row tain their workers and pay other extensions during the coronavirus crisis. larger companies which have billions in access and lew quid

di through other sources were not the intended beneficiaries of the ppp loans. kpix 5 has profiled dozens who are suing them accusing the company for harassing rent controlled tenants with constant renovations. others got rent increases as they passed along the mortgage debt. they said they qualify because they have fewer than 200 employees. the company told kpix 5 last week that it plans to use that money to bring back furloughed workers trom maintenance people to building managers. >> president trump fired steve on friday night. why the timing of that termination is raising eyebrows. >> reporter: in the trump administration, it is the watchdogs who are being watched closely with suspicion and sustain being dismissed at a

growing pace. friday night the inspector genefo esideninforminthe house inhave confidence in the appointees and that is no longer the case with this inspector general. the state department steve lin nick like always charged with oversight, reporting wrongdoing. he had launched an investigation into secretary of state mike pompeo and whether according to a congressional aid whether pompeo and his wife misused an employee for personal tasks. they have not ortnd to that accu sights. he had a small role in the mmene that lynn nick be fired.

the president has repeatedly shown and voiced opposition his agency's watchdogs fixated on getting rid of those he sees as obama loyalists who are not significantly loyal to him. >> did i hear inspector general? it is wrong. i'll tell you about it. >> michael at tin son sparked what became the investigation and impeachment proceeding of the president. atkinson was fired last month. the pentagon's acting inspector general glen fine overseeing spending on coronavirus response was removed from the top job. two weeks ago, the official of health and human services was replaced after investigators found shortages of testing kits and masks along with delays in the coronavirus test results. >> where did it come from? the inspect for general.

what was his name. >> three of the four were dismissed late friday night. >> nancy pelosi blasted it saying it accelerated trump's dangerous pattern of retaliation and those conducting oversight on behalf of the american people. he will now be replaced with a veteran state department official, a close ally of vice president mike pence. steven accord serves as the state department of foreign admissions and worked within governor mike pence in indiana. they called for justice for aumaud arbery. he is the african-american man gunned down and allegedly killed by a man and his son back in february. his death sparked national outrage after video of the shooting was released to the public earlier this month.

yesterday, dozens of cars embarked on a 300-mile caravan where he was killed. a the awakening t just in brunswick, but all across this country as people have been on social media saying this isn't fair. >> investigators say he was unarmed when they pursued him in the truck and shot him on february 23rd. after the video was released more than two months after the shooting, the mcmichaels were arrested and charged with murder. >> still to come, a california community declares itself a sanctuary city for small businesses in defiance of statewide orders. and a chef gets a worldwide response after posting cooking classes on the internet but he still looks forward to a time when his restaurant can return tol.

essential valley community has declared itself a sanctuary city for small business. the city of at water plans to allow all businesses to reopen. here is the problem. the protections are only at the city level so businesses regulated by the state like bars and salons risk losing their licenses if they reopen too soon. the mayor says the move comes in response to mounting frustrations it city. a it is america. you have the choice. it is time for the government

to stop dictating another month, six months. when is it going to end when everyone is bankrupt? at waterhas 12. it text cly can't move into stage 2 until the county gets the green light from the state. >> >> one mail carrier is honoring 2020 graduates and giving them greeting cards from himself. justin said his daughter graduated from high school in 20178 and he knows a commencements is a rite of passage. he wanted to honor the students who can't walk across the stage this year and left them cards with notes and dunkin' donuts gift cards signed your mailman josh. this is what it looks like for some of us. the san mateo is one of the better examples of rain. it is pretty gray and misty looking here, but not that far

from that drive, you can see the reflections from the headlights. that rain is barely enough to measure but it is a mist. we have gotten a tenth of an inch of rain on the peninsula. this is across the bay bridge.. we can track the showers out there now. we just saw them coming across the south bay. on high def doppler, we see that is where the rain is, from the bay bridge south light showers. a few on the peninsula. maybe a feupfor san ytng measurable for san jose yet. most others have gotten something. over the next fau hours, pretty much stays here and fizzles out. that in the. by noon, there is a break. not a whole lot going on today. by the evening, light showers will return because we're not

entirely done with this system. going info monday there is another impulse that will come through and rain is in the forecast for monday. there is a commons for an isolated shower today and more likely bet on monday but once we get into the early afternoon on monday, things should even start quieting down. if you look at rainfall totals, here is today. we barely get anything. then monday, numbers do come up ability. maybe some better opportunity fis for rain. that covers the big picture on this. i want to talk about the more detailed information. the south bay, even though we're not getting a lot of measurable rain in the cities, we will in the mountains. this is the kind of storm that doesn't have a lot of energy on its own but has plenty of moisture to work with. the mountains will force the clouds to drop their rain.

so we'll pickup some. if you look at what happens here. only about .01-inch of rain today. there is nothing to force the clouds to give you rain. this is a unique aspect of the storm. not a lot of rain coming our way. over the next two days we could see as much as a foot of snow in the higher elevations of the sierra. there is a winter storm warning in the middle of may. goes into effect at midnight tonight. stays in effect all the way through monday until tuesday afternoon. travel will be difficult at times for anybody trying to get over the passes because the mountains are able to force them to drop more of their precipitation and there will be snow down to 6,500 feet. it is kind of difficult to pit it out on regular satellite. there is a big spin in the after sphere but it is this tap i wants to this out. not a lot of energy but plenty

of moisture to work with. that why we're getting misting in the lower elevations but you want to be in the mountains if you want to get noticeable rain. that looks impressive. that is what you have to do when there is a chance of light rain today, tomorrow and maybe tuesday. we're not getting much more out of this. by wednesday, we clear things out and sunny and back to 80 by the time we get to next weekend. you said not much measurable rain in san jose but at least six raindrops on the lense there. >> this is san jose's tame. we haven't gotten anything yet, but from now to noon, we'll see some light showers and that maybe all you see. >> got ya. a napa valley pizza chef found a new way to make doe during the outbreak. he offeranlicoing class and class isdr rr: gi a m

and he eats for a day. teach him how to fish and he could live for a lifetime. >> it is hurting just like all restaurants in this era. nash started offering takeout kits to recreate his italian pizza. we thou this was something people could do at their home, cook and still have restaurant- quality food but have a little fun doing it too. >> to help, he demonstrated how to do it in alive cooking lesson on his facebook page the lesson itch you'll pardon the expression, went viral. >> thank you for joining us again. >> reporter: nash now hosts alive cooking less son each friday at 6:00 p.m. showing how to prepare some kind of italian main stay from lasagna to tera ma sue.

he has guest chefs join him and nash still seems surprised by the reach of the worldwide web. >> we have someone in new zealand today. >> wherever you are from across the world apparently, wow! take-out orders and sales of the cooking kids have helped keep most of his employees working but the dining room sits quiet as they struggle to cope with the shelter in place. dan schwartz drove up from napa for fresh bread to go with his homemade mozzarella cheese. >> we're adapting in my house. it is definitely a shift. i'm learning how to coa litt bette i used to since i'm home more. >> he enjoys being a celebrity chef for now, but looks forward to the time when he is too busy to do it anymore. until that day, he is not running out of things to teach

people to cook. >> it is volume's thick so i go through it and say this is something i can teach people how to cook in about 30 minutes and, you flow, we have thousands of opportunities going for it in the future. >> john ramos, kpix 5. >> for more we posted a link on kpix.com. and up next, alive change for hundreds of first generation college graduates that l i'm alphonso, and there's more to me than hiv.

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downtown building. local fire officials say the explosion happened inside a building that manufacturers butane money oil. it happened around 6:30. boy 7:00 the fire was upgraded to a major emergency. more than 200 preschonders wore called in to help. the injured firefighters are expected to survive. san francisco, san mateo and marin counties will allow curbside pickup starting on monday. alameda and contra costa counties will make similar moves this week. even so, many business owners are skeptical about how much business they are likely to get. >> police had to shut down a portion of lakeshore avenue because people were not going with no parking signs. no parking signs were up yesterday and some people did get ticketed. enforcement will continue on fridays, saturdays and sundays. new concerns covering your nose and mouth may not be niv

to protect against the coronavirus. new evidence suggests eyes may be vulnerable to the disease. receptors in the eyes are similar for the nose and mouth so regular hand-washing and surface disinfecting is even more important. actor fred willard who made us laugh-in many shows has died. he was also known for his film roles in best in show and anchorman. his daughter said he died peacefully on friday night. he was 86. okay. another quick check on weather to get you out the door. it is raining out there. all seeing showers. this will stay that way pretty much between now and noon. then we'll get a little bit of a break. ner won't bow a lot of rain falling across the bay area. we're not done. there is more rain to come through overnight into monday morning and a chance for

isolated showers on monday, maybe even a strange ler on tuesday but that is a stretch. then we start warming up. clearing it out. seven-day forecast. daytime highs even approaching upper 70s again by the time we get to thursday. if you like it gray, damp, misty and relatively cool, not cold out there, but it is at least a few degrees below average, enjoy the next couple of days and then the sunny and warm business in the middle of the week. >> i see a big sun on wednesday, my day off. >> tuesday is the only question there. we may have a straggler but by okay. thining th jane pauley is next here on kpix 5. enjoy the rest of your sunday.

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