>>you're watching it. morning news at 7. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us this morning the saturday morning main i i robin cells we begin with a wonderful announcement on the economy for california's governor newsome says california could be just weeks away from entering phase 3. but let's keep in mind. there are 6 bay area counties that aren't even in phase 2 yet. and contra costa. >>and although the state is easing restrictions contra costa health services has decided to keep the current health order in place barring

nonessential businesses from offering curbside service business wanted creek say they agree with the county's decision to wait a little bit longer. >>because why would i just be different. logic is that we're a part of the east bay, the census compare were part of that marketplace. therefore e it makes sense that all the counties were together with what they're doing. >>well the california retailers association is working with business leaders in wanted creek on guidelines to make sure that shop owners are in compliance with phase 2. those guidelines are scheduled to be unveiled at the chamber of commerce meeting on tuesday. >>now to the south bay this morning where san jose's business leaders are working on a new plan to provide restaurants a lifeline after the shelter at home orders are lifted. it's called san jose all fresco and the goal is to allow businesses to access public spaces, an outdoor facilities to serve customers. many restaurants are preparing for a post covid-19 world with fewer seats inside so this

plan would let customers enjoy meals outside. >>this will be an effort to require a lot of hands on deck. we're grateful that we've got so many right folks who are willing to lend their time to help us. >>san jose mayor sam liccardo says the idea is in place but there's still a lot of details to work out that includes conversations with the alcoholic beverage commission on outdoor sales of liquor and also getting support from local and state health officials. >>to the biggest tech companies and the bay area are now telling their employees that they can work from home for the rest of the year kron four's rana harvey has a look at the plans for facebook and google. >>for the rest of the year facebook and other tech giants including google are allowing most of their employees to work from home. in a facebook said that any employee can do their work from home may continue to do so until the end of the year. the social network will not reopen most of his offices until july 6 at the earliest this could

change. this is a significant change from their first plan which allowed people to work remotely at least through may to protect workers facebook also canceled all in person events through june of next year. the most google employees will also more than likely continue to work remotely do the rest of this year, according to the company's ceo. google employees were also previously working from home until at least june 1st. >>now it remains other companies are going to all of these 2 tech giant, but they're certainly sending a message about prioritizing a worker safety. harvey reporting in menlo for news. >>3 cruise ship will be docking at the port of oakland, the ships need a safe port during this time when they're not allowed to operate because of the pandemic this is video of the corn teen grand princess that was docked at the port in march. the new ships are from the region cruises said crew members will remain right there on the

ship. there have been no reports so far of any coronavirus a associated illnesses with the ships of the people on it. they arrived this week and they could stay at that port for up to 3 months. >>there's been a 3rd coronavirus death and more positive cases at the windsor vallejo care center. and that brings the total confirmed infected cases to 103 at that care facility. kron four's maureen kelly talked to a family. pay a family of a patient who is now in the icu at a hospital because of the virus. >>maybe they thought it would not make it through the night. >>the aunt of william bennett, the 3rd says the 31 year-old covid-19 positive patient is now out of the windsor vallejo care center and in icu at sutter solano the code it twice and so they had to put the incubator and and it's beating too. >>and today, i'm going to be. grain there are half a brain issues. but chad j. she she

recognized the doctor he over the years, i've been it has been living at the nursing home for over a year after suffering a series of strokes and being diagnosed with a rare blood disorder. >>he's one of 80 residents who have tested positive at the facility so far 3 have died. >>23 staff members have also been infected his aunt had moved him to a room near a window so she and other family members could check on him when i first talked to her on tuesday, she said she was worried about him and wanted him hospitalized because he seemed lethargic he was transported by ambulance, a few hours after her concerns were aired on kron 4 news. >>we knew each. that he needed to be out of there it's a skilled nursing home that was already having problems. this is a medicare inspection report from the department of health and human services from april 12th that lists 23 health citations including one

which found the facility failed to ensure that infection control principals were being followed. >>it was given a rating of much below average you need be mindful. >>the people that you know do for themselves. and if you don't have the compassion said that then you're in the wrong business. the windsor vallejo care center issued a statement this week. >>that staff are constantly getting updated training on best practices in regard to infection control and that they're adhering to all federal and state recommendations to minimize the spread of this virus. bennett's aunt says the doctors hope to wean him from the ventilator over the next 2 days. she says when her nephew is out of the hospital he will not be going back to that nursing home. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4 dot com a great place to go if you have questions we have lots of information the latest on outbreaks here in the bay area really get interactive map

that you can follow along with and more information on ways to keep yourself safe. you can find all of this and more on our website kron 4 dot com. that's on the kron 4 morning news crews in the bay area are already fighting brush fires the steps already been taken to protect homes with fire season approaching. >>and navigating pregnancy during the coronavirus what new research is revealing about expectant mothers. also after the break tesla is working to reopen its east bay factory we'll have full details ahead. and as we head to break with a look at the coronavirus cases and deaths all across the bay area check it out on your screen there are now nearly 9500 cases and more than 340 deaths we have a full breakdown by county and city online checking out our website kron 4 dot com we'll be right back stay with us.

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long tall sally and lucille re little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll. he was 87 years old. >>apple will reopen some of its stores starting monday, the first will be in boise idaho then others and south carolina, alabama and alaska. apple says it will require temperature checks and facial coverings for customers and staff. it will also begin social-distancing protocol. apple stores in germany are also reopening monday. but no word on when apple plans to reopen its bay area stores will keep you posted. >>and bay area based tesla is working to reopen its fremont factory, the company has plans to begin limited operations. it's recalling 30% of its workforce, although tesla is working to reopen. alameda county officials are saying wait a minute not so fast because the county recently extended shelter-in-place orders. tesla says returning workers will be given additional training and we'll have to learn new protocols in order to prevent the spread of covid-19 we're just not sure when that's going to happen.

>>you've got to float here cooler temperatures feeling this morning. we have some fog to negotiate through this morning, 57 by 08:00am 11 were going 73, 81 hello at 2 o'clock still feel different this weekend as well and have a look at that forecast in some rain into next week. >>kron 4 morning ne we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99.

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check of the forecast with dave spahr yesterday felt like it was may be the warmest day of the year, but what about today, what about mother's day we have a lot of cousins >>much cooler this weekend robin like a change a wardrobe is what's being called for with all of us yet temperatures falling good morning. good morning, everybody we've got a falling temperatures throughout the weekend. not going to feel it as much inland. i mean tonight is a kind of gone, but it's the little plane warm in the inland valleys but around the bay, it's really much cooler today in fog this morning this the shot from u c berkeley east bay shoreline all covered up expect the same again for tomorrow by the way and you're seeing some of the bridge shots which are much the same to like the golden gate bridge you can see it't all covered with the fog on too so for that part of the forecast yes that will clear out we'll go back to essentially mostly sunny. however again returning. actually this evening into the overnight for tomorrow morning as well. so a check in the bay area temperatures to start things off words still in the 50's along the east bay shoreline so still fairly mild upper

50's going on in london with 59, antioch 55 livermore 54 for concord some 40's up there to the north bay 56 for san jose and 50's covering the peninsula. let's compare what it was like 7 o'clock yesterday pretty close in many cases actually a little more mild up there in the north bay, however highs today will be a big difference which will be talking about too. so here's the big you see all the pasty white stuff far to the left hand side there that is our future in terms of bringing some rain early next week. yes, we have some rain coming in this forecast and that's a dozen what the doctor ordered and it looks like in the long range forecast models that as well future cast for again, here's the low lying clouds in the morning fog that mixes out with century mostly sunny skies, although along the coast that's going to be tougher to clear. tomorrow morning we do the same program to get a little little thicker down there. the monterey bay and then somewhat variable clouds looks like for your sunday afternoon again not too bad from on keeping the rain off cooler temperatures still

but still very mild across a good chunk of the district. so look we got here morning clouds cooler with 70's for the bay 80's inland, not quite the 90's then tomorrow, scattered clouds colder still 70's for the day and we'll call it near 80 inland. so it's going to be more of a struggle to get up there early next week showers and rain early in the week, unsettled with rain returning the following weekend. yeah we definitely need this too because we're falling into the broad category so well the adding to the bank account, 64 san francisco, 70 for oakland. 82 meanwhile for san jose across the wider region for those highs still got quite a bit of red on the map and conquered well shooting in the upper 80's and we'll be showing a little bit later on in the state map central valley is still looking at plenty of 90's today. so the impact is not being felt too far will far inland yet up to santa rosa 82 today and some 70's now on the peninsula with some 60's for san francisco in half moon bay, of course your 4 zone forecast coming up as

well as that extended. martin robin back to you. >>all right, thank you dave. >>new research from ohio state university shows that 80% of americans are concerned about pregnant women during the pandemic nearly half say that they would be worried about in person prenatal appointments. >>researchers say that there's no evidence however that covid-19 can be transmitted to pregnancy or delivery. the active virus has not been found in samples of amniotic fluid nor breast milk. >>our texas audrey shows how pregnant women are taking extra steps to be safe. >>so our family is really into games. the game night. we love the game code needs so we actually customize the cards tuesday and we're having a baby pregnant mothers like me live on the wall are facing a new reality a pregnant women are dealing with the most people you just are not changes that may be sure this is just the added layer to all of that and we have a gender reveal and before all this

kind of started so we found that we're having joint adding those kind of her last day family celebration of the pandemic means virtual appointments and relying on technology to stay connected be extra careful and haven't really seen much of my family and trying to do everything socially-distanced end namely the man has been going everywhere doing everything as far as like groceries and all up at the cdc says there's not enough data yet to find out if pregnant women can spread covid-19 to their unborn child but pregnant women typically are at higher risk for contracting other illnesses like borrow fevers respiratory problems or influenza, but the silver lining for most expectant mothers, the gift of time and so the circumstances of the coronavirus has forced all of us to slow down a little bit. >>and what better gift or a pregnant woman and to have some time where she gets to rest. connect with her baby

because some days i and superbug that you know are beating and yet canceled and the has been a big travelers and so we're hoping to go is actually may 30th birthday trip and arbaeen and reporting in atlanta march at the shot or e atlanta bureau chief. >>the world health organization says that even if a woman contracts, the coronavirus it is safe to breastfeed her baby as long as there's good respiratory hygiene share the same room and hold her baby. >>the pandemic's preventing a lot of american children from getting their vaccinations in some areas the number of childhood immunizations is down by more than 42%. the american academy of pediatricians is recommended as and the recommendations to keep kids safe during the pandemic the cdc recommends children get 14 different vaccinations as they grow up, and the timing of the shots is important. they say the new recommendations asked pediatricians to double their efforts to make sure the children are getting their vaccines. pediatricians are also recommended to set up

different clinic hours to separate healthy children from the sick. >>with many of us spending more time on social media during the pandemic the better business bureau says watch out for the scammers are out there. a lot of kurds are using social media sites like facebook to offer counterfeit coupons i see that a lot. many have seasonal our gift giving themes with mother's day sunday and virtual graduation taking place the most frequently distributed fake coupons are from costco starbucks and trader joe's the bbb says that consumers should be skeptical the better deal looks like the more likely it's a scam if the coupon doesn't have an expiration date that's often a dead giveaway that it's fake you can do a web search about the offer to see if it's legitimate just do that yourself separate from social media separate from facebook. >>good idea was still ahead on 4 morning news, the decision to give every california voter a mail in ballot november is meant to lower the risk of covid-19 spreading. but

critics say the moves to save could be creating a whole new set of problems to look into that when we come back. but first we'll take a live look outside very light traffic this early saturday morning on the approach the richmond sandra fell bridge. stay with us.

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leaders in those counties of allow businesses to reopen that are outside the scope of nuisance plan, including dine-in restaurants hair and nail salons and shopping malls. a spokesman for yuba and counties confirmed that local leaders had received a warning letter and said that they are quote working to do what is best for the overall health of our communities and coordinating with the governor's representatives on achieving balance with his order. >>area firefighters are already responding to brush fires are reminding homeowners to protect their property. while they have extra free time during the covid-19 pandemic on friday afternoon, a fire charred at least 7 acres in the new album to alamuddin area of san jose. firefighters responded to a brush fire in sandra fell off of deer valley road. and with warmer weather on the way firefighters want to remind everyone to be cautious when they're outside to prevent the sparks that can cause wildfires. >>i like this has occurred it quickly moves through that structure is really going to

save itself and not have enough time. >>always have been put down to 3 inches or less. if we inspected the property it would meet our fire district me to standards and this property would pass inspection. >>pg e says the planned outages are required for critical and essential work that needs to do that can't be delayed. so it's asking customers to update their contact information so they can get wildfire safety alerts. california regulators have suspended a million fine against pg and e. >>for the utilities neglect of electrical equipment that ignited deadly wildfires in northern california. the waiver by california's public utilities commission will deprive funds that could offset cells in tax money lost during the coronavirus pandemic pg e warned it might not be able to raise the 10's of billions of dollars it needs to get out of bankruptcy if it was forced to pay the $200 million fine.

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>>we have breaking news and sad news from the world of entertainment is rock and roll legend little richard has

passed away his son confirming his death to rolling stone magazine this morning. the cause of death still unknown little richard of course a founding father of rock and roll with several hits from tutti frutti to long tall sally good golly miss molly lucille it goes on and on little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll. richard wayne penniman from macon georgia was 87 years old a rock and roll legend going to miss those performances which are great. >>well continuing our coronavirus coverage. governor gavin newsome friday signed an executive order allowing every voter in california to receive a mail in ballot for november's general election california, the first state in the country to take such action in response to covid-19. >>the executive order says that each voter will receive their ballot 29 days before the election. those who are in the military and overseas will receive their ballots 45 days out. >>and to make sure that we are reaching out to all registered eligible voters giving them the opportunity and giving

them the choice and not to feel like they have to go into a concentrated dense environment where their health may be at risk. >>state leaders say the election will not be vote by mail only election officials hoping to gather volunteers to help out at some polling places. the state secretary of state says california is well positioned to expand its vote by mail systems because 75% of the state already receives il ballots. now voters should make sure that the registration and contact information is up to date. the governor's executive order on mail in voting has state republicans and democrats sharply divided kron four's dan thorn has reaction now from both sides. >>fears of covid-19 have pushed governor gavin newsome to send mail in ballots to all registered voters before the november election, the executive order signed friday is reinvigorating the voting debate between the left and the right political crisis go to waste as the democrats

always happy to say a san francisco republican party chair john dennis warns the vote by mail order will create errors and inaccuracies that in person voting prevents. he calls the move partisan and possibly illegal every saying that the suggest to do in terms of election reform the election change benefits them understanding that some people are not comfortable with mailing in a ballot. the state is not moving to mail only voting some in person voting will remain an option. democrats say this decision is all about the health and safety of voters by doing this governor is ensuring that every california has a right to vote. >>exercises that right to vote without risking their help california's gop chairwoman jessica patterson has fought that assertion by saying this will present an opportunity for errors a statement to kron 4 news reads in part quote democrats have demonstrated time and again that they cannot manage the integrity of

our electoral process this has resulted in an accurate voting rolls as well is enormous problems, san francisco's democratic party chair says there's no basis for republicans concerns of voter fraud as it pertains to mail in voting that's just a created by the republican party and donald trump reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>many families who are losing loved ones during this pandemic have turned to virtual memorial services and some funeral homes are using facetime and zoom some mourners can say their final goodbyes health orders and health orders in the bay area say that no more than 10 people can gather at a time which severely limits the number of people who can attend the service. we talked to the director of funeral and cemetary services for the diocese of oakland, about how these virtual funerals look and specifically the services for people who died of covid-19. >>for the covid confirmed cases. what we can offer

families is they can witness from their vehicles. in fairly close proximity to where the committal service is going to be held. this is for their safety for compliance as well as the safety of our funeral staff as well. >>many families are waiting to hold traditional services at a later date when the shelter-in-place orders are listed. >>students and staff and pleasant hill elementary school took a break from distance learning to celebrate their teachers. this is technically teachers appreciation week, and although it looks a little bit different in this age of social distancing. kron forcefully to call reports teachers were still showered with appreciation. >>meetings classes and assignments a bravery gardens elementary and rather to preschool and has canceled for the day, instead teachers lined up along the sidewalk in

the parking lot. >>teacher appreciation. >>i care a lot about that. >>last month teachers weaves through the community sharing with their newly home-schooled students how much their midst. >>now i see another parade, turning the spotlight on educators to continue managing the student body through the pandemic is very difficult i do get to see them on some meetings but there's nothing in comparison to seeing and being with them in person and really missing those tax debt. >>gregory gardens principal peak who says the wrap up on june 3rd and expects the school will have to continue adapting to a new way of learning in the fall hopefully we'll get some on-site time with our kids. >>but it definitely looks like it can also put some distance so the teachers have really

stepped up we love our kids we love our pta. >>what's clear is that the feeling is mutual. the school community demonstrating how its bond will outlast the virus in pleasant >>inspired by her mother a bay area woman has now found a way to get mass to hundreds of thousands of health care workers all across the country lisc lingers mom is a nurse, she's working out there on the front lines of this pandemic and after realizing that her mom did not have any face mass she quickly took action so she decided to put together a web site called mask match dot coms a great idea, it helps those with spare mass to send them directly to health care workers who need them the most. >>if you have a one mask that you have something from an earthquake hit or if you have just find zone from 7 crafting or innocence project a project that you had we can help match those up to a health care

worker who needs that. >>klinger started the mass donation platform from her oakland home in mid march and since then more than 400,000 mass have been delivered to health care workers nationwide. all because clinger wanted to protect her mom says she came up this great idea for mom and how she's helping so many people looking for a restaurant to order some takeout food, we're always hungry right rose talking about food here the kron 00:04am morning news. we have you covered we have a new page on our website kron 4 dot com. it's called yes, we're open that's a great name. so it's a list of restaurants and dining options that are open for takeout or delivery and the bay area restaurant owners can submit their businesses to be added to the list and viewers can search the list to find places open near them so if you're looking for a tasty snack, there you go. >>weather forecast coming in our direction you can already feel how much cooler it is around the bay and at the coastal areas too. it will be korea live all throughout this

weekend as we wait for some rain coming into next week, let's check out the fog we have a lot of that this morning to start that will clear out of the truck turned to night this is gonna be america's favorite breakfast. they just don't know it yet. (ding) these are a few of my favorite things. you order a breakfast sandwich and that's when wendy's makes it. not weeks... or months ago. try your new favorite. get a free breakfast baconator with offer in the app.

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sfo coming in with some of that fog. already starting to left no reports of any delays with any of that but just to give fog it's due here this morning. there you can see it mixes out as we get the sun later this morning only to return tonight as soon as the sun sets will repeat the process again, although tomorrow will probably have to struggle with a little more cloud cover than we do today that will be kind of some scattered about throughout the day. temperatures right now we have 49 of the santa rosa, but everybody else has gotten into the 50's we have the upper 50's off the antioch 54 conquered 55 livermore mid-fifties cover the east bay shoreline with 54 going on for highest projected to date are you still see those mid 90's in the central valley, so the impact of the cooling trend, not as much felt there yet 64 san francisco much cooler in the city today, 63 for monterey and out so cal the lower to middle 70's working there. so in a longer range forecast models here comes this rain opportunity into early next week others a couple little waves with that

still unsettled later on in the week we had some brushes of showers and that looks great on this particular model run as we get into next weekend with that may be another big hits that gets us into the following week so hopefully that's going to pan out that way as well do want to note the drought monitor this is updated every thursday, so it really hasn t changed yet, but you can see a good 2 thirds of the district is still under severe drought conditions though so maybe some of this rain will start to correct it. 4 zone forecast 64 the coast 63 civica at 60 64 down a half moon bay. we have the 60's in the northern end of the peninsula. down south of forget about the 80's it's mid 70's working here and the south bay 90's are in hiding as well 84 morgan hill 82, san jose milpitas of 81 east bay shoreline mid 70's lower 80's to tri valley, dublin, 79. while the creek at 8082 for concord 74 open by the way and a pair of the north bay will any aka still popping 87 will back a bill but 81 sonoma 79 for napa and

82 santa rosa, or the 50's or returned to the bar and beaches and that may be an issue tomorrow for mom i have some of that overcast kind of fog situation for sunday. here's the drop in temperatures 8477. after the weekend unsettled lou much colder too we'll stay in the 70's and again hoping to get some rain into next weekend always monitoring. keep it here going to be back in a bit just to pay some bills the kron 4 morning news continues.

>>good morning, welcome back as the bay area continues to shelter in place staying at home, especially as summer is approaching is pretty tough. but thanks to technology. you can have a good time without it, leaving your home. are traveling through tuesday near evans going to show us how hide and a good to see a long time no see. >>good morning marty hi there yes, you it's great these days from videos to live streams to to web cans from just about anywhere without leaving our homes but some locations really stand out when it comes to delivering their backyard to our living rooms and nearby monterey is one of them so let's go for it now if you're craving the ocean. the monterey bay aquarium has you covered with its monterey bay cam and this is one of those turn up the volume on your device of choice from home because you'll get the full

effect that way and you know you never quite know what you're going to see there might be a scenic surf shop, certain idea you that's the knicks are shop you might have wildlife like seabirds you might catch a harbor seal or an honor in there and it's just a great one and again the natural sound makes it a really nice one. >>to kind of have an up and up and running on your desktop even if you're working from home at the time you know it's an event that view right there is very soothing. >>absolutely and the nice part about it is you can look at it and maybe go back 5 minutes later on you'll have wheatley different you that will make you smile that she and the monterey bay aquarium has 10 live web cams so you can kind of pick or choose. this is the sea otter kim and this one i recommend if you're in the first man there to cheer. they're there to rubble and so this happens every day at one 30 this is when they do the seedings and essentially you're joining the sea otters for lunch. not a bad deal. not

a bad deal at all then you know where i'm going to be a one 30 this afternoon right you have to wait until monday his weekday. okay that alright part about this is there's a live educator nationalist this going to talk you through it so along with you know making you smile you can learn some things along the way too so it's a win-win for as it's a win-win all around and if you're in for something i know a little more maybe. the jelly can is where you want to tell you can get chilly can the jimmy kimmel has kind of the mesmerizing effect and it's just you know, so you will it exactly oh wow that is for us. i see this is a screen. saver dana. absolutely and you know there's there's some very calming music that accompanies it and that type of thing and this is just one of those things again if you're one of those many people who are now working from home as well you

can have it up in the background and when you need that moment, you know when you need that catch your breath sure this pretty good way to get it sure is excuse me is this a veil is this available all the time. still the way to live cams work at the monterey bay aquarium they're pretty much available during the day you know at mit at midnight, you're not gonna turn in and see the sea otters really up to anything exciting but most of the time when you click on when you click on these web cams they're going to be right there waiting for you and the fun part about it is we've lived here is you never know what's waiting for you students of great pohe chances to see something different every time you tune and which is which is something really to look forward one of one of my favorite things about monterrey is whale that are really really popular activity from monterrey and we can do it virtually now which is fantastic thanks to the monterey bay, the folks at monterey bay whale watch they can take passengers out on the water, but they're they're

still on the water because they're doing research, certain wow with look at that doesn't get your attention so they're out doing research surveys and they decided you know we need to share this with people so if you go to their facebook page. they're showing you what they're seeing when they're out there and it is nothing short of you know this is the type of thing you can go out well watching 100 times and baby never get to see something like this so worth tuning in without a doubt they're also having some fantastic dolphin encounters ha and again this would be the reminder when it comes to video and web cams we tend to not turn the volume up. you want to turn the volume up on on this dolphin encounter sure they there there you go they dropped a hydrophone see years you're getting your experience things you may not experience any other way take some time turn the volume up and and

kind of enjoying you know, that's a great point about turning up the volume because so often we're we're working in. >>for whatever reason we have the volume turned down if we're going take a break in and take this trip we really need to turn the volume absolutely you know you have to think that kind of like vacationing, you don't want to be in a hurry. you want to enjoy doing that pretty and moderate moderate the web cams network that's there really is just incredible and they're they're often used for research purposes monterey county. baby contours to monitor how you could endangered condors and now is actually the perfect season with that yes, so this is an active nest and. >>this is the view we get right now this ship passed on april yes, so you can tune and see what they're up to and day by day you can really see a difference. there's there's a great section on the web page as well that is like condor cam you can see yes you can see over time it again. you're

learning you're kind of getting that escape you're you're getting a little bit of everything in this is something maybe you wouldn't have done if you had planned a trip to monterey as well so you're opening your eyes to something new. >>ed and these are fantastic and we're going to put all this up on our web site so people can uh can take a look at all so you and your quite you have quite a bit of a presence on on social media as well so do a search for dana we'll have the kron 4 website as well and we've got you covered and this is fantastic. it is just scratching the the the surface here there are so many web cams out there that are providing this experience. >>absolutely there's a lot to be a senior living there. yeah, thanks a

>>welcome back everyone kron 4 is also saluting the class of 2020 and this morning. we want to congratulate eddie per as eddie is graduating from santa clara high school and he plans to attend san jose state in the fall that's a great school congratulations on your well-deserved success at a profit of you you can let us know about a graduate in your life you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com. fine salute to grads 2020, it's reiner, the news tab look at all those great photos we received so far you can submit a picture of the ground let us know which high school the graduate attended and then what's next what the future intel's for them we're excited to hear about. of course been honoring a bay area residents doing great things throughout the community and this morning we

are honoring an assistant senior living community in belmont called this to terris yeah, they're honoring mothers in their community by launching a mother's day campaign to benefit covid-19 response fund. >>families can buy strawberries cover huge, they put great debater dipped in chocolate with a car delivered to residents for just a dollars the money collected will go to the world health organization covid-19 solidarity response fund. >>they have to remember marty sharing is caring need it spotlights the one making a difference in your community we have a special section on our website. it's called kron 4 heroes all you have to do is fill out a quick form. let us know about your hero we know that there are more great folks out there doing great things you can find all of that on our website kron 4 dot com. >>well still ahead on the one use as local businesses continue to feel the impacts of the shelter-in-place order city leaders and one south bay community are working on a plan to help after the pandemic is over. plus as the

sports world is getting ready to reopen keeping remote workouts fresh and stay ready for anything as top priority for one warriors coach. and crews in the bay area have been dealing with brush fires coming up at 8 we'll explain the steps already being taken to protec ♪ ♪ life's more fun with a dog. and doglife is more fun with milk-bone. ♪ ♪

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>>and we have breaking news and sad news from the world of entertainment is rock and roll legend little richard has passed away his son confirming his death this morning to rolling stone magazine. his family not releasing the cause of death just yet little richard of course a founding father of rock and roll was several hits in the 50's and 60's from to the foodie to long tall sally good golly miss molly lucille it just goes on and on he sold more than 30 million records worldwide and when the rock and roll hall of fame opened back in 1986 little richard was among the charter inductees with along with elvis presley little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll. richard wayne penniman was one of 12 children from macon georgia. he was 87 years old. thanks for joining us this saturday morning may 9th the marty gonzales and i'm robin winston our other big story that we're following for you this morning small businesses, especially restaurants have been hard hit

hard during this pandemic in the south bay san jose city leaders are working on a plan to help after the pandemic is over but as kron four's jonathan mccall learned there are still plenty of hurdles before the idea can take off. >>caught in the wave of the covid-19 pandemic california restaurants have been looking for ways to stay afloat during the crisis, san jose city leaders are now working on a new plan they hope will provide a lifeline after the shelter at home orders are lifted this will be an effort to require. >>a lot of hands on deck. we're grateful that we've got so many right folks who are willing to lend their time to help us it's cold san jose al fresco the goal is simple allowing businesses, especially restaurants. access to public spaces and outdoor facilities to service customers. it's been restaurants prepare for a post covid-19 world with fewer seats inside the plan would let customers enjoy their food and drinks outside we need creative ideas to help reopen restaurants and get our

russian family members back to work 84% of businesses in downtown san jose have been forced to shut their doors in the last 7 weeks. >>according to the california restaurant association, the $7 billion industry here in the golden state has lost a million restaurant workers. >>business leaders say despite many efforts many establishments will reopen their doors and she seems pause for museums. theaters of clones bars. my wife is close so it isn't surprising that tell you are 1600 in businesses downtown the president we only 6% of them are open san jose mayor sam liccardo says while the idea is in place there are still plenty of details to work out. >>including conversations with the alcoholic beverage commission getting backing from local and state health leaders, making sure that restaurants are back up to code before they can reopen. the cargo says he also wants to make it free for businesses to use the public spaces for

their customers some are hoping that this plan will stick around for years to come. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. a free cruise ships will be docking at the port of oakland then pour the ships need a safe place dock. >>now at a time when they're not allowed to operate because of the pandemic let's take a look at the video of a quarantine grand princess that was docked at the port of oakland back in march. these new ships coming in are from norwegian cruise is crew members will remain on the ship. there have been no reports of coronavirus associated with those ships. they this weekend they could stay here for up to 3 months. delta airlines is suspending flights oakland and 9 other airports across the country until at least september all of this in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus the airline made the announcement friday that will affect cities with more than one airport that's already being served by delta. so delta will continue to fly into and out of san francisco but will put a hold on its flights to oakland. the other airports in california

include burbank and long beach. delta plans to stop flights to smaller regional airports throughout the summer. >>to the biggest tech companies in the bay area are now telling their employees that they can work from home for the rest of the year kron four's rana harvey has a look at the plans for facebook and google. >>for the rest of the year facebook and other tech giants including google are allowing most of their employees to work from home. in a facebook said that any employee who can do their work from home may continue to do so until the end of the year. the social network will not reopen most of his offices until july 6 at the earliest this could change. this is a significant change from their first plan which allowed people to work remotely at least through may to protect workers facebook also canceled all in person events through june of next year. most google employees will also more than likely continue to work remotely the

rest of this year, according to the company's ceo. google employees were also previously working from home until at least june now it remains unconfirmed if other companies are going to follow these 2 tech giants. >>but they're certainly sending a message about prioritizing a worker safety re to harvey reporting in menlo park kron 4 news. >>governor gavin newsome said a stern warning to yuba sutter and modoc counties that have been defying his orders saying that they could lose federal disaster money. leaders in those counties have allowed businesses to reopen that are outside the scope of nuisance plan including dine-in restaurants hair and nail salons and shopping malls. a spokesman for you then sutter counties confirmed that local leaders have received a warning letter and said that they are quote working to do what is best for the overall health of our communities and coordinating with governors representatives on achieving balance with his order. is already responding to brush

fires are reminding homeowners to protect their property while they have all this extra time on their hands during the covid-19 pandemic friday afternoon a fire charred at least 7 acres in the new all that an area of san jose. and firefighters responded to a brush fire in sandra fell just off of deer valley road with warmer weather on the way firefighters want to remind everyone to be cautious. cautious outdoors you know you can prevent sparks if you take the necessary steps to fire like this has occurred. >>it quickly moves through that structure is really going to save itself and not have enough time. >>always have been put down to 3 inches or less. if we inspected the property it would meet our fire district meaning the standards and this property would pass inspection. pg e says planned outages are required for critical and essential work that can't be delayed. >>it's also asking customers to update their contact information so that they can get wildfire safety alerts.

>>your morning news 3 county health officers moving forward with the state space to reopening. but is it enough to keep businesses afloat will have that story coming out plus experts who warned years ago the u.s. wasn't prepared for a pandemic are now sounding new alarms. and after the break how much extra money some us senators want to give most americans every single month. until the crisis is over. as we head to break we'll take a look at the coronavirus cases and deaths across the bay area there are now nearly 9500 cases and more than 340 people have died from the virus. we have a full breakdown by county and city online at kron 4 dot com we'll be right back. this is gonna be america's favorite breakfast. they just don't know it yet. (ding)

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>>in an effort to provide relief to the millions of americans without jobs right now 3 us prominent lawmakers are proposing monthly payments of $2000. now this is for americans earning less than a $120,000 a year. the money would be in the form of a rebate program the bill is being sponsored by senators kamala harris, bernie sanders and ed markey, the payments will be available to residents even if they don't have a social security number including undocumented

immigrants who pay taxes. an estimated 90 shuttle bus drivers and yosemite national park transportation workers who were laid off after the park closed to visitors in march are now facing eviction. >>70 hospitality workers were told to leave the park by may 21st. a spokesman for the company says it's not planning to evict employees who having trouble finding new housing. these are the first known yosemite evictions solely because of layoffs caused by the pandemic they come in spite of governor in a nuisance calling for a statewide moratorium on evictions through the end of may may 31st right now it's unclear how the order pertains to federal land. >>yesterday to wait in those inland valleys temperatures were really rosy. what we're looking for a little change in our forecast come this weekend fogs already crossed much debate is it it makes up for a decent day in a decent day tomorrow as well. however much

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and yes we have this fog going on around the bay to start lot of cloud cover all of to get things going here to shop melt ratzon. >>san francisco is still there it's behind it. you see a little bit of the bay bridge too as well a little like coming in from underneath all the clouds and look at the golden gate bridge. same deal as well. so we're dealing with this morning fog and that again true to form is going to mix out as the sun joins us will get into the kind of mostly sunny skies for good chunk of the real estate it comes back again for tonight it's going to be more stubborn tomorrow and even today to fog the coast places like point re in half moon bay, you might be struggling with more of an overcast through a good portion of the day. temperature progress 64 antioch the warm spot, 59 conquered 58 livermore mid-fifties light up the east bay shoreline but still chilly 49 up there to santa rosa for comparison sake. most readings are cooler now this hour that last we're not getting the temperature jump like we did yesterday go in the 8 o'clock hour because we're fighting through this fog and that's a

little bit of work. but the atmosphere has to do with the mixing process, a difference for nothing satellite see that clip of clouds way off towards the west. yeah that's our future early next week. we have a couple bouts of some rain shots, a couple waves of showers going going can call that kind of scattered showers and really it sets us up for an unsettled and now in future cast for again the morning clouds and fog with the exception of the coast mix out. return again tonight. they're with us tomorrow morning. however they're going to be a little bit more stubborn recalcitrant for tomorrow to be somewhat kind of variable clouds on balance it looks like from august 8 and a little cooler as well and there you have it. monday morning. the first hint of some rain coming into our area which is something we can use. alright look ahead so it's morning clouds cooler. fog too and 70's for the bay 80's happening in look so it's cooler even inland and then tomorrow, scattered clouds colder still another step

ahead and they were struggling to get to around 80 some spots that friday soul 95. they're losing 15 degrees by tomorrow and then for this week or next week ahead, showers rain early in the week unsettled rain into next weekend and when i say rain it's the better shot of seeing the bulk of the rate region getting something it's unsettled for the week meeting we may get some stray showers in the north bay just about all week long the pairing how things pan out here, 64 san francisco opened at 7080 to san jose that's reduction from yesterday for everybody again morning clouds mix out you can file an isis some yellows and even some greens now the east bay shoreline in team that the marine layer is fighting back and pushing back that read and in the central valley still be quite toasty out there that will see plenty of 90's but for the bay area. it's pretty much of an 80 story for the inland valleys, middle 70's, covering the bake of course we'll have your 4 zone forecast coming up a little bit we'll take a look at that extended to accommodate as for mom and what's going on early into next week with rain being

mentioned as well. martin robin back to you and those numbers looked i say thank you dave. >>covid-19 as a new virus, but the threat of a pandemic is nothing new for years experts have been warning that the u.s. needs to be prepared for one. and now those same experts are issuing a brand new warning as brian todd reports. >>the prediction was daunting quote this is a critical point in history time is running out to prepare for the next pandemic we must act now with decisiveness and purpose that was in 2005 and the author was doctor michael osterholm one of america's top epidemiologists who issued those warnings in an article in foreign affairs magazine i think everyone seen or the media or to the government ignored a private sectors ignore. >>because they didn't believe the infectious agent could do to us what this one is doing. >>doctor osterholm wasn't alone listen to what doctor larry brilliant another preeminent expert on diseases said in a ted talk in 2006 about what a similar pandemic

could do the world as we know it will stop to be no airplanes flying. >>would you get in an airplane with 250 people you didn't know coughing and sneezing when you knew that some of them might carry a disease that could kill you doctor brilliant painted such a vivid picture of the danger he was tapped as a consultant for the 2011 thriller contagion. >>joy don't touch anything brilliant at oscar home both say that at that time and for a few years america was better prepared than it was for this coronavirus pandemic what happened. >>i think we dropped the ball in forgetting about science anyone who looked at that cain's those outbreaks coming would never have reduced our pandemic preparedness. the way we have done in the united states other crises in america seemed to take priority. but for years the warnings kept coming from america's top scientific minds. warnings chronicled in a recent vanity fair article in 2015 microsoft founder bill gates wrote in

the new york times are prepared us for a pandemic was like taking a knife to a bazooka fight. we know the cost of failing to act this past january as the threat was barely registering in the u.s. infectious disease expert luisiana boreal wrote in the wall street journal if public health authorities don't interrupt the spread soon the virus could infect many thousands more around the felt and that point. >>but that there was that we could take 2 contain it. if we took measures early. >>it didn't happen. oscar home says he still in the same position now worried that americans and their leaders are not taking the next stages of coronavirus seriously enough. >>many people think that all we have to do is get over this hump right now going into the summer and this pandemic of got were the earliest days of this pandemic larry brilliant worries about how we'll handle the vaccine when it arrives, i worry.

>>that when we get the vaccination go fast enough that won't be enough funding for it and it will in the last many many years and the virus will have a chance to hide some place and then ping-pong back in 2 new yorker into chicago. >>that was brian todd reporting for us this morning doctor all-star home says that the country needs leadership who can help guide american syrup endemic that might last 12 to 18 months. >>roy horn was one-half of the legendary las vegas duo siegfried and roy and he's passed away from covid-19 complications, anyone who is a las vegas back in the 90's remembers seeing their faces on billboards all over the strip. the aleutians duo best known for incorporating white lions and tigers into their act their las vegas career spanned 4 decades. and then suddenly in 2003 when a tiger attacked roy during the show at the mirage hotel. roy horn was 75 years old.

>>and on the kron 00:04am morning news, the nfl is issuing new guidelines to help prepare teens for the possible reopening up facilities how the forty-niners say that this offseason has been deferred for that and a lot of you complaining about cooking i want to cut that in cooking every day well we have a new page on our website kron 4 dot com called yes we're open it's a list of restaurants and dining options that are open for takeout or delivery right here in the bay area so check it out restaurant owners can submit their business to be added to the list and viewers can search the list to find a place that you want to go to get some good food so check ou i'm bad.

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they do come back. he's been with stuff for 6 seasons now and waiting for the green light. on when the warriors facility will open up. >>well this week, the nfl issued guidelines to all of us 32 teams, preparing them for the possibility of the facilities reopening as soon as may 15th. the league officially released its 2020 schedules. a couple days ago, and teams are now holding optional optional virtual work out some players are also passing the time in quarantine working out on their own now regardless 49 ers players doing their best to hang on to hope that the nfl season will be able to start on time. >>when i first i schedule like ours lights kind of relieved because you know obviously the terms are in right now you know it seems kind of slow down you can do to the coronavirus and you're not being able to work just seen this the schedule you know being released are like well i can't wait to get back to football. >>well training camp typically starts in mid to late july the

nfl though hasn't announced any plans at this point for postponing the training camp. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news of millions of americans are facing the harsh reality of unemployment during this pandemic the devastating impact that they're saying that's coming up. want to take a little peek outside sure why not live look at the golden gate. >>powers are covered in fog this morning. we are coli and down this mother's day weekend temperatures are dropping. but it's still going to be a nice day we'll have your full forecast coming up in

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>>breaking news this morning from the entertainment world rock and roll legend little richard has passed away. his son confirming his death to rolling stone magazine this morning. his family not yet releasing the cause of death and little richard of course was a founding father of rock and roll with several hits from tutti frutti to long tall sally, good golly miss molly, he sold more than 30 million records around the world. a big influence to many rock and roll artists in fact when the rock and roll hall of fame opened back in 1986 little richard was among the charter inductees along with elvis presley little richard had a huge influence as we mentioned on rock and roll. richard wayne penniman was one of 12 children from macon georgia. he was 87 years old. good morning and welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news and the north bay 3 county health officials are moving forward

with the state's phase to reopening in napa sonoma and solano counties kron four's dan kerman has more from petaluma. >>where he just found a handful of stores taking advantage of the new order. >>you'd never know this was the day retail stores could reopen in petaluma for curbside pickup. that's because most along kentucky street and 4th street remain closed. still there are a few who took advantage of the new health order my stuff is more light. >>one of a kind where you have to kind of feel it and try again so i'm hoping to get back there. but at least ideas. thank you and that i am allowed to do it like this and not have anybody in so wanted to see all my customers man winter says she's conflicted about reopening and will not be open full time. >>we've done a good job here in california. >>and i think we need to continue to and i'm just trying to be safe and do it in a way that is acceptable the

moment they say we should not do it anymore. i'm i'm i'm home. >>around the corner lewis thomas fine men's apparel they're also open even though what they sell doesn't really lend itself to a view from the curb. >>you're not going to pull up and say i'm a 42 record is super. you got no that's kind of hard to do. but this store like others remain optimistic that local health officers will eventually ease restrictions even further for small retail stores, the next step will be 2 allow a certain amount of people into the store a given that you can qualify that they're healthy. they're also shops like nail and hair salons that are closed because they're not yet permitted to open at crown hair salon they're taking advantage of the closure to make some modifications to create more space between customers once they do reopen, we've also got a lot of modifications in the slot as far as hand sanitizers. >>touchless fossett's and soap dispensers so really trying to take care of people's health

also. >>another thing missing is foot traffic but that will likely pick up either on the weekend or as more stores open for curbside pickup. in petaluma dan kerman kron 4 news. >>governor gavin newson friday signed an executive order allowing every voter in california to receive a mail in ballot for november's general election. california is the first state in the country to take such action in response to covid-19 the executive order states that each voter will receive their ballot 29 days before the election. those who are military and overseas will receive ballots 45 days out. >>and to make sure that we are reaching out to all registered eligible voters and giving them the opportunity and giving them the choice and not to feel like they have to go into a concentrated dense environment where their health may be at risk. >>well state leaders say the election will not be vote by mail only election officials are hoping to gather

volunteers to help out at some polling places. the secretary of state says that california is well positioned to expand its vote by males systems noting that 75% of the state. already receive automatic vote by mail ballots, voters should make sure that their registration is up to date. san francisco republican party chair john dennis warns the vote by mail order. we'll create errors and inaccuracies that in person voting prevents while democrats say this decision is all about the health and safety of voters. >>crisis go to waste as the democrat. always happy to say every saying that the suggest to do in terms of election reform election change benefits them doing this governor is ensuring that every california has a right to vote exercises that right to vote without risking their help. >>well some in person voting will remain an option the secretary of state plans to

ask for volunteers to staff polling places. >>the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the u.s. economy is devastating. the latest jobs report shows 14.7% unemployment in the country that's the highest in decades. people have been lining up at food banks all across the country and some are in those lines for the very first time kinlaw has the story. >>our life has changed 180 degrees. and it happened overnight or not it happened overnight. >>armand sorry on tells a story you hear again and again at 2 things across today's america. he pulled up for free food in his bmw until coronavirus hit his los angeles printing shop more than supported his family of 4 are you >>household of the family, i

don't show it i have 2 teenagers to raise out we have to keep up the good spirit, but we're all scared. >>the lines of the needy and the numbers of unemployed all harken back to the darkest time in america's economy, the great depression. like then this downturn touches millions upon millions some entire industries halted like air travel i miss you i miss you cruise ships, tourism and theme parks and retail and restaurant. from las vegas. 2 main streets across the country cutting jobs. about 5 fingers. >>20% is one of the 5. so one out of 5 people in the united states wants to be working, there's no longer run. >>that's john drug. but there is a difference with today's economy. we know exactly was causing the job loss at that in the great depression, people understood there wasn't enough money, but they didn't really understand why a vaccine. a medical breakthrough could help put

this father back to work and you never have to do anything like this before now. first time for me he's a writer and actor in hollywood, an estimated 750,000 jobs in california have been impacted as the entertainment industry suddenly stopped. >>driving up with the sun, he said he wanted to talk in support of the la regional food bank. >>but only if we didn't use his name. >>i think it's difficult for a lot to try and provide for a so on you know what you realize you're not going back to work pretty heartbreaking. >>kyung lah cnn glendale california. >>it seems a big change is happening for this weekend and early next week as well and we have the morning fog to contend with, but it will break out into a vote sunny day temperatures a little bit more reduced though look at the great encroach 8 plus the bay. forecast coming up kron 4 morning news reported. welcome

back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody and really contending with some fog going on this morning kind of covering up of the bay around the water's edge a bit now that's going to mix out and will go into. >>kind of a mostly sunny mode for most of the bay for today, not here's one of the trouble spots, sfo no delays happening here course traffic it's 10 but at least you can see the fog to lift off too. the hills behind the airport. so a look at future cast for there you

can see it mixes out it will be problematic probably at the coast places like point re you're playing at the fight with some overcast just about all day. here comes back again relatively early by 10 o'clock tonight there it is on east bay shoreline, san francisco, coastal peninsula enough to valleys up in the north bay. temperatures right now where the 50's across most of the real estate exceptions like antioch it already 64 49 meanwhile for san jose or santa rose excuse me san jose's that 59. ok so for across the state. still in the mid 90 replacing the central valley, so it's going to be still plenty hot. but for closer to the bay work 64 san francisco for a high 70's mid 70's that that cover so cal going on here for today. here's the rain we're talking about due to arrive probably late in the day on monday as you can see. there is coming through a couple of waves is what it looks like an unsettled into next week before another juicy lied into next weekend. well we really do need that because we're kind of falling behind in

terms of how much rain we need here's a look at the 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco, 60 per alcatraz and also pacifica 64 afternoon bay, northern end of the peninsula at the bit to upper 60's near 70 for burlingame down south mid 70's at that for the south bay. well, it's 80 story here, 84 morgan hill 81 santa the dust. we've got the middle 70's, stay shoreline look for more unpleasant and lower 80's contra costa county lot of readings from the lower 80's. well. >>and 79 going on for now 81 years old to santa rosa, here's a something past cool it off and staying that way and what ship is best keep it here we're back into that th usaa was made for right now.

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>>the coronavirus pandemic is force us to change the way we live including how we celebrate holidays. so mothers day tomorrow is going to be a little bit different this year, but our health expert count. olaf joins me this morning to a it has some say stay safe ideas at home and show mom how much you love and appreciate her and karen happy mother's day. >>well thank you, but you know my first mother's day as one of the most popular for restaurants or brancheau for dinner, but this year pretty much impossible. >>really it synonymous with mother's day brunch and so i i thought maybe you could do something a little bit different, you know we're

constantly readjusting if your mother has a favorite place that she you know she likes to eat or maybe a traditional places to go to for brunch, maybe they do take out or maybe they deliver sure you can have it delivered to her home. i also thought if if you make your own branch and deliver it to the home you might not be able to go in so here's a way you could still be together. you could do something virtually via zoom or skype or facetime and then sit down and have a virtual dying it. >>that's a great idea, so you can you can have it delivered to moms porch. she gets it you takes inside you all joined eat each other virtually through the through the phone or computer what a great idea exactly so even even relatives that are far away they all get to be together with your mom. yeah, that is one of the one of the positives that has come out of this pandemic is that people are reaching out to friends and family members

jevon you haven't talked to for quite a while so that that's fantastic. >>one other very popular president for mom on mother's day is of course a bouquet of flowers. >>right and they did a survey and 64% of the americans deliver flowers for mother's day. >>but you know as we're talking last week about living plans and how that can also make you feel. >>a little more calmer less dressed japhanie instead of a bouquet of flowers which really don't last more than maybe a week. >>how about a living plant or unit or a kit which is you have a flower and the living plant at the same time so she could really enjoy it. throughout you know beyond a week and have a constant reminder that you love her and it really does brighten up the house or the spot where the room wherever you might be. >>cheered as yeah that's fantastic. >>you know a lot of people are finding new hobbies nowadays i know my wife for instance is doing a lot more puzzles.

>>then she ever did >>yes and this this is where you can get very personal it's a great opportunity to really delve into well, what is your mom really like to do or maybe you can call to debate a new hobby for her. you know, she's trapped in the side if she get if you could come up with a crafter says she likes crafting. >>maybe some painting are if she's a voracious reader maybe a candle or something where she could absorb all this extra time that she has indoor ski at digital reader sounds like a great idea, another thing another hobby might be is to maybe a. >>by some seeds or some plan to start a start a vegetable garden out the back yard something like that is certainly certainly can be therapeutic. >>you know the other good thing about those candles is that you can expand the view so you can enlarge the texts which is really nice for

someone older ice know that's a great speaking of a digital ways to celebrate digital photo frames are now very popular as i love them perfect >>i love this because you can load a lot of pictures in the frame and there are some that are even more sophisticated that you can load unload photos from your phone to your mom can constantly get new updates in new pictures. but you know it takes so much less space than and. >>a photo album and they're very heavy and bulky in. >>and these frames the pictures are really high definition and very bright so they're really easy to see and enjoy. >>and for for to challenge moms a this is a great way to do it because it it. the pictures are constantly changing every few seconds. >>yes, you just plug it in and

it does go a karen one thing that a lot of folks are doing is they're getting back to nature in their own neighborhood taking walks through the neighborhood go into the neighborhood park like things like that. >>and that is safe to do with mom if you do it of course socially distance. >>right right and also the fresh air is great and those respiratory disperse pretty rapidly when they're outside i mean you still have to do the social distancing that. but it's a great way to connect with nature you can connect to with your family. yeah, addition to that you have a little picnic indoors in your living room on the living room floor after your walk. that's a great idea. >>yeah that's a fantastic idea so you can really make it a whole day you wanted exactly and especially if you're your mom has it the and the. >>teacher as well as great pointing nice to get her outside yeah. >>yes, so many moms are are are pulling a triple duty now as doing so many things i mean

they always have the playful but now especially having to a teach some kids who are at home as well whatever tip that you have is to make something with your own hands. >>yes and now moms own ways like those sentimental gifts and things that are homemade it whether it's a trying or something song. >>i would try to refrain fan giving your mask to try to get away from the hole. pandemic. >>situation and just do something so something fun or get something or you could even crack something with wood. if that's not your thing maybe even decorate heard or your kids can decorate the side lock. i'm also if you want to get your hands dirty plan to garden for your mom, yeah met hours are vegetables like you're saying other so many great ideas out there and i got to tell you walk into our neighborhood we've seen a lot of chalk. >>drawings and little sayings

written by kids on the sidewalks has been fantastic. >>it isn't that nice is the only way to brighten up your day and there are a lot of women out there that may not be. >>a mom but it but you know think about them too if you know someone or you don't have a mob there are other women out there that you could. >>brighten their day on mother's day. yeah that's a fantastic idea, karen and will close on that and again i wish you happy mother's day tomorrow. thank you all right

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>>welcome back everyone kron four's also saluting the class of 2020. this morning. we want to congratulate tyler murrah know tyler's graduating from granada high school in livermore he'll be attending oregon state on a full right to play football. so we have a football star in our hands you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's right under the news tab. and then you can submit a picture of your grass like this we have some great photos coming in let us know which high school they're going to graduate from and then what's next how they're moving on to work collars are going to attend so we love hearing stories like this. >>a public health crisis kron four's been honoring people who are sent doing some great things in their communities and today, we're shining a spotlight on. >>aris mindy bakery and oakland through may the bakery is donating 300 loaves of bread a week to local food

banks last month a worker on bakery launched a go fund me they quickly raise enough money to donate lows of its sour dough bread the bakery reopen its doors this week with modified hours. >>and you can spotlight someone who's making a difference in your neighborhood we have a section on our website called kron eur and all you have to do is fill out a quick for much let us know about your hero. you can find at kron 4 dot com. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news nascar will be the first major sports league to return to action will tell you when and how things will look. plus the white house is dealing with another case of coronavirus after 2 staffers tested positive. we'll have the latest on that story and also white house officials are focusing on the medical and economic and pots that covid-19 has in minority communities, how

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>>a local news station. >>and breaking news from the entertainment world is rock and roll legend little richard has passed away his former agent told cnn that his death was related to bone cancer, little richard of course a founding father of rock and roll with several hits in the 50's and 60's from tutti frutti to long tall sally and good golly miss molly, all told he sold more than 30 million records around the world and when the rock and roll hall of fame opened in

1986, he was among the charter inductees along with elvis presley little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll and he was presented with a lifetime achievement grammy award in 1993 that was the same year he performed at president bill clinton's inauguration. richard wayne penniman was one of 12 children from macon georgia. he was 87 years old. >>spirit will live on forever. >>well thank you for joining us everyone in this saturday marty gonzales get to another big story that we're following this morning. there's some good news about the state's economy as governor newsom says california could be just weeks away from entering phase 3. but keep in mind there are still 6 bay area counties that aren't even in phase 2 yet and those include san francisco, san mateo santa clara alameda. moran and contra costa. and although the state is easing restrictions contra costa health service has decided to keep the current health order in place. >>barring nonessential businesses from offering

curbside service business leaders and won a creek. they say they agree with the county's decision to wait a little longer. >>s tough because why would just be different. logic is that we're a part of the east bay, the census compare were part of that marketplace. therefore e it makes sense that all the counties were together with what they're doing. >>the california retailers association is working with business leaders in walnut creek on guidelines to make sure that shop owners are in compliance with face too. those guidelines are scheduled to be unveiled at the chamber of commerce meeting on tuesday. >>now to the south bay where san jose leaders are working on a new plan to provide restaurants with a lifeline after the shelter at home orders are lifted. it's called san jose all fresco and the goal is to allow businesses access to public spaces an outdoor areas to serve customers as many restaurants prepare for a post covid-19 world with fewer seats inside

this plan would let customers enjoy meals outside. >>this will be an effort to require a lot of hands on deck. we're grateful that we've got so many right folks who are willing to lend their time to help us. >>san jose mayor sam liccardo says the idea is now in place but there's still a lot of details to work out one of them includes a conversation with the alcohol beverage commission on the outdoor sales of liquor and also getting support from local and state health officials. >>well this morning, a major airline is suspending service to the oakland airport in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus kron four's rana harvey has details. >>delta just announced they're going to be suspending services at oakland international airport to prevent the spread of covid-19 starting next week delta will suspend services in several markets that have more than one delta airlines. they've identified 10 markets. a few here in california that are being suspended are oakland international airport because the nears one is san francisco

international airport. hollywood burbank and long beach airport will be suspended and la x will be the nearest one you can fly out of. delta says well customer volume is significantly reduced these changes will allow their front-line employees to minimize their covid-19 exposure while ensuring access to delta's network for those who must travel. well this is all supposed to happen next week may 13th on wednesday and delta says if your travel plans have been impacted to reach out to them vernal reporting in oakland raider harvey kron 4 news. >>cruise ships will be docking at the port of oakland, the ships need a safe port during this time when they're not allowed to operate because of the pandemic this is video of the corn team grand princess that was docked at the port in march, the new ships are from the region cruz's son crew members will remain on the ship. there have been no reports of coronavirus associated with the ships they arrive this weekend and could stay at the port for at least

3 months. >>well nascar is set to return to the track in just over a week, but it won't be room they won't be racing at sonoma this year that race has been canceled for the year. so now officials are working to make sure it comes back better than ever mark demsky has more. >>even though the sun has set on nascar in race next month in wine country. plans are already in motion to ensure its return to sonoma in 2021. now we'll be back here and we don't know. >>what the calendar is going to look like next year, but we have every expectation will be back for the june date. a nascar weekend is our biggest of the year. >>it's been here since 1989 haven't missed a year yet and now. >>you know we've got 10's of thousands of fans who look forward to this weekend sponsors. >>race teams love coming to snow, but in the grand scheme of things now as nascar shifting gears to restart

their season, the focus for the sport will be the whole race is in close proximity to nascar's main racehub in charlotte north carolina role in do one day events roll on. >>no hotels, no airplanes trying to find a day with us. >>guidance we're getting from the governor and cabinet members there may be a sports with anytime earlier this year was just. >>pretty much impossible to come up with a date certain with nascar and since then over raceway is part of the 8 track speedway motorsports llc. >>the race will now be held at sister track, charlotte motor speedway later this month we're all part of the same cop so. you know it's it's all accounting at that point and there is more good news for sonoma raceway the nhra event scheduled for july is now looking at coming back in the fall. >>and the road course hope soon as stay at home orders or ease to return the day to day operations we're.

>>working getting signed off from sonoma county and protocols for some of that daily activity the race car testing the amateur racing. the manufacturer testing and we're anxious to get back to doing the sorts of activities that there's your calendar make this a viable business on a daily basis. >>and for sports fans who are looking to watch a live sporting event nascar will be first with a return to racing action on may 17th. >>well our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4 dot com. there you'll find the latest on outbreaks right here in the bay area. there's an interactive map and lots of information on ways that you can stay safe. you can find all of this and more on our website kron 4 dot com. next the white house is dealing with another case of coronavirus after 2 staffers tested positive. >>plus crews in the bay area are already fighting brush fires the steps that are already being taken to protect homes with fire season

approaching. and after the break a warning about fake coupons online as more and more businesses begin reopening. welcome back

everyone with so many of us spending more time on social media during the pandemic. >>the better business bureau says to watch out for scammers a lot of crooks are using social media sites too. you know like facebook to offer counterfeit coupons many have

seasonal our gift giving themes with mother's day sunday and virtual graduations taking place the most frequently distributed fake coupons are for costco starbucks and trader joe's will be on the lookout. the better business bureau says that consumers should be skeptical the better a deal looks the more likely it's a scam that the coupon doesn't have an expiration date will that's often a dead giveaway at stake. you can also do a web search about the offer to see if it's legitimate. miss america this year due to covid-19 and of the miss america organization said that this year's competition. it's being delayed due to the nationwide impact of coronavirus it's a move to protect the health and welfare of the contestants, the judges and the fans and the meantime the organization is working with the state qualifying organizations on eligibility issues for the next pageant. the postponement means the current miss america camille schrier will serve an extra year until she can pass the torch the next miss america, pageant its one 100th

anniversary. such a shame anyway at that with rambo i don't get the things. >>it's american >>anyway we're dealing a lot of fog around the immediate they right now a little cooler going on today and this weekend that's right, here's the lowdown on what you can expect this afternoon 80 by 1 o'clock 80 by 04:00pm and highs will be much more reduced even the inland valleys will check it out keep we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden.

>>welcome back everyone, the time now 9.13 thanks for staying with us checking in with meteorologist dave spahr we need to find out more about this cooling trend that we're experiencing this it's cooling down. but it still seems like it's going to be pretty nice in some spot will be. >>it will be yes good morning robin good morning, everybody or see quite a bit of sunshine one uptick in those inland i know that you love out and cut costs county, so we'll see quite a bit of sunshine will be plenty warm out where you are around the media bay folks will be feeling some of those effects will get more pronounced like as we're seeing this fall going on here there you see alcatraz in the foreground behind at san francisco covered up by still fog the bay bridge just start to show up a little bit there you can see. meanwhile the golden gate here, it's still shrouded in the fog a little bit of a breeze going on still on shore swift get some mixing going on of that mixing this is what the projections are with the exception of maybe the coast everybody should get into the clear but places like

point re i will say this weekend overcast basically and a lot of the coastal areas, you'll probably see that happen as well, here's the return fog. tonight as you can see couple hours after sunset come streaming on back in a price on the delta little bit later on too. temperatures up for current 68 for any aac 64 conquered 62 livermore got the upper 50's they're lining up the east bay shoreline lower 50's up to the north bay 60 san jose and 53 for san francisco, just to give you a comparison sake. this hour in last hour was going this too we are really trailing by in some cases, almost a dozen degrees behind wasn't so pronounced on the 7 o'clock hour because we had some sun out and the decoupling was happening much better we're seeing a lot more warming happening a lot quicker then we're seeing today we have a different air mass that we deal with so the air is not heating up as quickly and we'll take care of this fog and things will be changing in the future beyond we have some showers in our future into next week that probably will start striking. though say the

models by late on monday. it's the rain's going to offer hmong tomorrow, although more cloud cover to deal with and cooler temperatures sure but at least we'll have some sun and clouds here's futurecast for we take care of that some morning fog and clouds hovering the coast and it comes back again. overnight here it is on sunday. and we kind of have to kind of deal with a little more the scattered cloud cover all over the bay a little bit tomorrow. monday here we go. this is monday morning and really advancing everything for us in this particular model run summer relating waiting until later in the afternoon before we get something but monday is the first day we'll see anything in terms of ernest rain. the promise is that the rain will be a little bit better than the dirty up the car maybe it actually might have helped clean it out a little bit for you mostly cloudy our morning clouds rather and clearing cooler too. 70's for the bay 80's happening inland. so that's the first change then tomorrow, scattered clouds cooler still 70's for the bay near 80 inland. that means of the spots that saw the middle of a un middle 90's yesterday.

they're going to reach to reach 80 tomorrow. next week showers rain early in the week unsettled for the whole week because we'll probably see some bouts of some showers up in the north bay rain in earnest for next weekend. so we should get everybody covered at all that is what the idea is today let's go with a mostly sunny skies in the afternoon upper san francisco cooler 64 e but it will even oakland at 70 with afternoon sun. san jose at 82 mostly sunny and warm across the greater bay there you see some of those temperatures up there look at that still contra costa county solano county a lots of red there. and the now it starts to taper off and 82 up to santa rosa and sonoma county and then you can see the greens all the way down to the peninsula. so finally little bit of change is afoot that will take a look at some more detail of all these locations coming up in a bit with your 4 zone forecast. take a look at that extended to because we are talking about some rain early into next week, but it's telling you will be some rain into next weekend. it looks like as

well back to you all right sounds >>the white house is dealing with another case of coronavirus to staffers have tested positive in just 2 days camila bernal has the latest. >>president mike pence's press secretary miller, virus. >>just one day after president trump's valet tested positive. she tested the very good for. >>a long period of time and then all of a sudden today she tested positive. the white house now says they're taking every precaution we have put in place. >>the guidelines that are experts at experts have put forward on to keep this building safe. this as america's jobs market suffered a massive hit 20.5 million jobs lost in april the highest number since the great depression enter a transition period. the summer. >>before we have certain for readmission of the economy and i think that we're not quite in the transition period yet. >>it's 5 that stocks barely

flinch. >>closing out the week at more than 450 points up we have to start all over again. >>and we will start all over again and we'll build something that was. even better than we had before. >>across the country in california. we're now learning the first known coronavirus fatality in the u.s. died from a heart rupture triggered by the virus and on the first case of community spread in the state governor gavin newsome confirming it came from and nail salons but he held back and giving details their health and personal privacy obligations that are any public statements that have to be abided by legal parameters as it relates that first case. >>i'm camila bernal reporting. >>democrats preventing many american children from getting their vaccinations and in some areas, the number of child childhood immunizations. eventually down by more than 42%. the american academy of pediatricians has a new

recommendations to keep kids safe during the pandemic the cdc recommends that children get 14 different back in vaccinations as they grow up, and the timing of the shots is very important. those these new recommendations are asking pediatricians to double their efforts to make sure the children get their vaccines. pediatricians are also recommending a to set ups different clinic hours to separate healthy children from the sick. >>governor gavin newsome sent a stern warning to yuba sutter and modoc counties that have been defying his orders saying that they could lose federal disaster money. leaders in those counties have allowed businesses to reopen that are outside the scope of nuisance plan including dine-in restaurants hair and nail salons and shopping malls. a spokesman for yuba and sutter counties confirm local leaders had received the warning letter and said that they are quote working to do what is best for the health, the overall health of our communities and coordinating with the governor's representatives on achieving balance with his order.

>>firefighters are already responding to brush fires this early in the season, so they're reminding homeowners to protect their property now while they have some extra free time during the covid-19 pandemic on friday afternoon, a fire charred at least 7 acres in the new almand an area of san jose. and firefighters responded to a brush fire in sandra fell off during valley road. now with warmer weather on the way firefighters want to remind everyone to be extra cautious outdoors to prevent the sparks that caused wildfires. >>it quickly moves through that structure is really going to save itself and not have enough time. >>always have been put down to 3 inches or less. if we inspected the property it would meet our fire district we debating standards and this property would pass inspection. >>pg e says the planned outages are required for critical and essential work that can be delayed. so is asking customers to update their contact information with

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>>the white house is organizing a group that's focusing on the medical and economic impact. >>that the count coronavirus is having in minority

neighborhoods, wash our washington correspondent kelli meyer spoke to housing and urban development secretary ben carson on what action they're taking. >>it's more than just a health disparities that we need to do with housing and urban development secretary ben carson is leading the white house response for minority groups hit hardest by the pandemic including those working in essential jobs with a greater risk of exposure we basically would not be able to function without them. carson says the council is looking at directing extra help to those still on the job we need to make sure that they can continue to function appropriately secretary carson and members of the council met friday to find new ways to help these communities. i asked lawmakers on capitol hill. if it's enough the fact of the matter is we don't have the testing in the minority communities, democratic senator doug jones blames admin enough to help minority areas in alabama. but as the national institutes of health told him this week that experts are working on a

program to get testing to those communities. there is a recognition at least from nih that there is a problem carson admits we did talk about the fact that we need testing carson says all federal agencies are involved in the effort and lawmakers like republican north carolina senator thom tillis a congress is working to find new ways to help suffering areas fund is economically stressed communities do everything we can to help them. carson says the council plans to meet again to find solutions. >>reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>a little peek outside before we go a live look from sfo where it's partly cloudy and 59 degrees we'll be

>>and we have breaking news from the entertainment world is rock and roll legend little richard has passed away. his former agent told cnn that his death was related to bone cancer. little richard of course a founding father of rock and roll with several hits. in the 50's and 60's from tutti frutti the long tall sally good golly miss molly, the list goes on and on and all told he sold more than 30 million records around the world. when the rock and roll hall of fame opened back in 1986 little richard was among the charter inductees along with elvis presley little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll. he was presented the lifetime achievement grammy award back in 1993 and in that same year he also performed at president bill clinton's inauguration.

richard wayne penniman was one of 12 children from macon georgia. he was 87 years old. and joining us to talk about the rock and roll pioneers, charles glenn who was a bass player in little richard's band for more than 30 years of mister glenn thank you for joining us this morning. although wanted to ask you how you're doing on this day you must have some great memories of little richard. >>oh man yeah it was the was one of the greatest ever want to be up. a guy that we saw if the that was the guy to die so day. yeah. >>tell us a little bit about the time period that you and that you performed with little richard. >>from like the early early 8 mid out as show and las vegas. >>so so pretty recently and it just shows his staying power

that he was still touring and making great music. in the 80's all the way until just a few years ago. >>yeah we were trapped in the entire world to going everywhere so where yes. >>you mentioned the fact that what we saw on stage is what we saw is what you saw off stage as well. tell us what it was like to be on stage when he's just roll in on that piano. micah. >>such you know to a u.s. guided have but energy. ta it was just totally amazing and he also made to you know it made of and everyone had an ad he had a really tough we had a house with dad he used 2 of everything 2 base for years to drivers to guitars it was it was a maze. >>somehow that doesn't surprise me knowing what a showman he was he had to have

2 of everything except for piano players right. >>know up another yeah we had another organs when ard s well. >>that's did you ever find yourself in a situation where you're up on stage and you're thinking. i'm playing with the rock and roll legend. >>yes, and every night you know that never wore office. that's an. her. always a you know i was like oh wow this. this is amazing. this is a low risk. and what was that what were the crowds like who are coming to see little richard. oh man well slum is in because you know what to do about rich's shows uh oh. there was no h that was a no 8 it was to the small is key to the so just arson. everybody was for exactly the same way. i was

talking to the trumpet players today has this morning and he mentioned he says remember l p come in like person in a wheelchair by the time we lose into the second summit with even in the interior more said is like event of say yeah that is set quite a bit yes, it did. i think that said says a lot about little richard and his his music. >>that it will attract people from from across the age spectrum. >>yes, i mean and the smallest kid we show up dressed like him or and no laws that is like the only light 6 o and will be crazy about you know we did to disney music producing is a chill. if he did for disney. they knew him from to the freudian and

latos. and those slots sure. >>mister glenn at tell us a little bit about a behind the scenes what lich with little richard was like as as a person. >>the most humble percent you could ever want to meet the always always because earned about people. he's amany people cool it caused it. and stuff it. it was the best the really us that fact. he called me up. if you know what to charles and no. i want to do so or you he i'm going to treat you like mice. he said new your day your dad was a good guy he's my friend, he said blow to all. i feel as

you need you need me for that and embrace me like thousands kit. all those years. it's called the u.s. up. >>so your relationship with little richard went well beyond just a professional relationship. there were there to us you know. of those one there. well, i know a lot of i know a lot. acosta hope and what all of us like that. >>that's so wonderful to hear because that's not a part of his persona that we know much about. >>oh yeah. is garrett was a bit. you know i know what are you out really love this stuff i never was owe anyone an. walk away from him, not totally excited it. >>well his type his type of music and his would leave everybody just with a smile on their face and just thinking

that they have seen a true rock and roll legend. >>it's every every time every night. yeah, yeah. >>well that's how we're going to remember remember him and charles glenn thank you so much for spending a little bit of time sharing your memories on what has to be a difficult day for you. >>thank you so much for having me and they seized it. >>continuing our coronavirus coverage now there's been a 3rd front a virus death and more positive cases at the windsor vallejo care center. that brings the total confirmed infected cases to 103 at that care facility kron four's maureen kelly talked to the family of a patient who is now in the icu because of the virus. >>maybe they thought it would not make it through the night. >>the aunt of william bennett, the 3rd says the 31 year-old covid-19 positive patient is now out of the windsor vallejo care center and in icu at sutter solano a code it twice and so they had to put the

incubator and and it's beating too. >>and today, i'm going to be. brain there are half a brain issues. but chad j. he she recognized the doctor he over the years, i've been it has been living at the nursing home for over a year after suffering a series of strokes and being diagnosed with a rare blood disorder. >>he's one of 80 residents who have tested positive at the facility so far 3 have died. >>23 staff members have also been infected his aunt had moved him to a room near a window so she and other family members could check on him when i first talked to her on tuesday, she said she was worried about him and wanted him hospitalized because he seemed lethargic he was transported by ambulance, a few hours after her concerns were aired on kron 4 news. >>we knew each. that he needed to be out of there it's a skilled nursing home that was already having problems. this

is a medicare inspection report from the department of health and human services from april 12th that lists 23 health citations including one which found the facility failed to ensure that infection control principals were being followed. >>it was given a rating of much below average you need be mindful. >>the people that cannot do for themselves. and as you know the compassion said that then you're in the wrong business. the windsor vallejo care center issued a statement this week. >>that staff are constantly getting updated training on best practices in regard to infection control and that they're adhering to all federal and state recommendations to minimize the spread of this virus. bennett's aunt says the doctors hope to wean him from the ventilator over the next 2 days. she says when her nephew is out of the hospital he will not be going back to that nursing home. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>many families who are losing loved ones during this

pandemic have turned to virtual memorial services, some funeral homes are using facetime and zoom some mourners can say their final goodbyes health orders in the bay area say that no more than 10 people can gather at a time what severely limits the number of people who can attend the service. we talked to the sooner ul and cemetery services for the diocese of oakland about how these virtual funerals look and specifically the services for people who died of covid-19. >>for the covid confirmed cases. what we can offer families is they can witness from their vehicles. in fairly close proximity to where the committal service is going to be held. this does for their safety for compliance as well as the safety of our funeral staff as well. >>many families are waiting to hold traditional services at a later date when the shelter-in-place orders are lifted. bay area based tesla

is working to reopen its fremont factory. the company has some plans to begin limited operations. it's recalling 30% of its workforce. although tesla is working to reopen the alameda county officials are saying wait a minute not so fast because the county recently extended shelter-in-place orders. >>and we have not given that they leave we have been working with them looking at a national plan recommendations. >>but no we have not said that he thinks that it is appropriate the funds. >>well tesla says returning workers will be given additional training and they will have to learn new protocols in order to prevent the spread of covid-19. all right, let's go and get the weather forecast because we are in for a change of puerto normal weather for the bay area compared to that quick dose of summer that we had day. >>yeah that's true it's going to be filling different out today and also tomorrow to put those inland valleys are going

to really get the brush with this by tomorrow now good morning. marty good morning, everybody and we're going to start to see some rain trying to encroach into our forecast we get into early next week sfo there some leftover fog of the hills you can see, but at least good news. no delays happening this morning speaking of that fog mixes out nicely to go to a mostly sunny mode but returns pretty quickly when the sun sets for tonight and starts to spill up the bay area as you can see on the east bay shoreline. now the change is not being felt inland too far in the central valley still mid-nineties going on today 90 per second meadow but 64 san francisco and we have a lower to middle 70's down in so cal. now as far as what this rain looks like this looks to be arriving probably by monday and there were 3 distinct ways we were looking at they're not as potent as we were hoping. but some mixed showers are still possible up in the north bay throughout the week ahead will call the next week kind of unsettled, but certainly temperatures reduced and look at that that's next weekend. end of next weekend on sunday. that may be another dose coming from monday as well so

this is rain we need because we are trailing. so far. this year is a look at your 4 zone forecast 64 going on for san francisco. 63 for daly city pacific at 60 f one bay at 64. the 60's control, the northern end of the peninsula 70 for burlingame but forget about 80's going on to the south it's still middle 70's now, redwood city at 76 matching that for palo alto and mountain view and the south bay. well the 80's are still here we've got 84. morgan hill, 82% jose but no 90's now 81 milpitas in santa clara with 80 for cupertino southern end of the east bay shoreline is in the middle 70's territory, 81 pleasanton livermore about 82. and then up to walnut creek about 8082 for concord 70 for oakland san leandro 8272, excuse me, 87 antioch says some folks are still quite hosted a vacaville 87, but 81 sonoma now at 79 and 82% rose a chilly at the beaches and don't forget the fog point re probably overcast

today tomorrow to negotiate for all of that we're calling it unsettled for the week ahead, upper 60's lower 70's to maybe middle 70's for those in the valleys even and we have a chance for a couple brushes of some showers probably concentrated in the north date. >>next week and no more rain coming our way down to even

>>welcome back everyone

because of the pandemic california is now the first state in the country moving to mail in ballots for the november election capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the governor's latest actions. >>governor gavin newsome friday signed an executive order allowing every voter in california to receive a mail in ballot for november's general election in to make sure that we are reaching out to all registered eligible voters giving them the opportunity and giving them the choice and not to feel like they have to go into a concentrated dense environment where their health may be at risk secretary of state alex by says california is the first state in the country to take such action in response to covid-19 the executive order states each voter will receive their ballot 29 days before the election those who are military and overseas will receive ballots 45 days out this november's election is still slated to be consequential of our allies times state leaders say the election will not be vote by

mail only election officials are hoping together volunteers to help out at some polling places. >>the governor says the state is working on a plan to need in the next days and weeks by the end of this month at the latest to put together a very detailed plan on physical locations. >>that need to be set up. for our ballot by the u.s. is california is well positioned to expand its vote by mail systems noting 75% of the state already receives automatic vote by mail ballots, voters should make sure their registration is up to date. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. inspired by her mother a bay area woman has found a new way to get mass to hundreds of thousands of health care workers all across the country. >>lisc lingers mom is a nurse working out there on the front lines in this pandemic and after realizing that her mom did not have any face masks she quickly took action she decided to put together a web site called mask match dot com. it helps those with spare mass to send them dicectly to

health care workers who need them the most. >>if you have a one mask that you have something from an earthquake hit or if you have just find zone from 7 crafting or innocence project a project that you had we can help match those up to a health care worker who needs that. >>it's definitely a great idea cleaner started the mass donation platform from her oakland home in mid-march since then more than 400,000 mass have been delivered to health care workers nationwide. all because he just wanted to protect her mom. fantastic. >>well also meetings classes on assignment said gregory gardens elementary in pleasant hill were canceled on friday for good reason they're going to celebrate teachers. this week teaches appreciate is teachers appreciation week, and although it looked a little bit different in this age of social distancing the teachers worse still showered with appreciation as they lined up on the sidewalk in the parking lot of their school with families making the rounds in the cards for

teacher appreciation parade. i care a lot about for the pta organize a parade turning the spotlight on the teachers who continue working with their students through this pandemic gregory gardens principal katie kuhn says that the current academic year, we'll wrap up next month on june, 3rd and e's expecting the school will have to continue adapting to a new way of learning come fall. kron 4 saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate jasmine farrow jasmine will be graduating from christopher high school that's in gilroy and she'll be attending cal poly san luis obispo to major in journalism, good for her with a minor and child development. you can let us know about the graduate in your life and what they're up to all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab and then upload a picture of your grad and you can see all

the ones that we have there let us know which high school the graduate attended and what's next in store for them. a little peek outside before we go a mix of sun and clouds much cooler around the bay area today we're getting some relief from the heat your

>>welcome back everyone if you're steph curry shooting coach what do you tell him keep it up. well that's a challenge for warriors assistant bruce que frazier.

>>but even more challenging right now as the season is on hold. keeping remote workouts freshen staying ready for anything from helping to hone the skills of guys like steph klay and re 2 being a vital part of game planning day in and day out who's been a vital part it to the success of the franchise and he says it all starts with trust. >>u.s.. >>accuse been with staff for 6 seasons and is waiting for the green light on when the warriors facility will open back up. but you. >>this week, the nfl issued guidelines to all 32 teams preparing them for the possibility of team facilities reopening as soon as may 15th. now the league officially released the 2020 schedules earlier this week and the

teams are now holding optional virtual workouts and some players are passing the time in quarantine working out on their own. now regardless 49 er players are doing their best to hang on to the hope that the season will be able to start on time. >>when i first i schedule like ours lights kind of relieved because you know obviously that has are in right now you know it seems kind of slow down you can do to the coronavirus and you're not being able to work just seen this the schedule you know being released are light and well i can't wait to get back to football. >>well training camp typically starts mid to late july, the nfl hasn't yet announced any plans for postponing summer camp. >>kron four's been honoring bay area residents doing great things in their community and this morning we're honoring an assistant senior living facility in belmont call this to terrence yeah, they're honoring mothers in their community by launching this mother's day campaign to benefit. >>a covid-19 response fund so families can buy strawberries

dipped in chocolate with a car delivered to residents and it just cost $8. the money will go to the world health organization covid-19 solidarity response, fun and those look beautiful don't the se look delicious you can spotlight on making a difference in your community. >>we have a special section on our website called kron 4 heroes all you have to do is fill out a quick form let us know about your hero and you can find that on our website kron 4 dot com. >>well you can tell we're getting near the end of the newscast. let's go ahead and check in with them as a hernia up in the newsroom to tell us what's going on with kron on high there's not. >>hi marty we'll be hearing from some businesses today about what steps they're taking to ensure that they're resuming operations in a way that's safe for employees and customers as you know the state is now in phase 2 of reopening and i'll be talking to a woman who is doing what she can to help support the families of front-line workers that are either sick from covid-19 or have passed plus little richard sadly died this morning so coming up in a few minutes, i'll be talking to a close friend of his to learn

more about the rock and roll legends life so be sure to download the kron on app for free to stay live with us all day long marty was fantastic thanks less than us. >>well let's go ahead take one last look at the 7 day forecast, especially with mother's day coming up tomorrow, we're looking for cooler temperatures today and even more cooling tomorrow for mom and then some showers on the way on possibly into tuesday, so we're looking forward to that and then a more normal temperatures for the spring time in the bay area as we head out through the end of the week and a has been telling us that we're expecting some a possibility of more showers come next weekend so something that we're hanging on to and hope that we can get more rain here in the spring time around the bay area absolutely we need more >>that's kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning happy early mother's day to all of them are mothers enjoy your weekend, i'm robin winston good morning. i'm marty gonzales thanks a lot for joining will join you again. >>on now would be tuesday robin will be back tuesday. bright and early at 04:00am.

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