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of weather but no need for jackets later today, our cooler spots being half moon bay nevado and napa all ballet ho fremont and hayward robert so busy on our bridges we don't have any major issues crossing the bay but there's a lot of heavy traffic out there in the backups are growing we're checking in on 92 and we're now up to 25 minutes to make it across the san mateo bridge and over to the peninsula so be prepared for that crowd right there, here's the bay 80 west another slowdown that's growing it's already through the maze now yes, it has reached that point we're just under 15 minutes to make it in chains. >>thank you very much robin, it's. utterly adorable. >>out miller park zoo in illinois. >>is welcoming to north american river otter pops the zoo says that one female and one male were born on february 25th and this is the 5th litter for the mom and the first for the dad, it's pretty rare for a north american river otter to reproduce in zoos and aquariums in the zoo says there's only been about 8 litters across a 113 institutions in the last year okay those are definitely smaller t

is still drifting to the southeast through far eastern sonoma county and the northern half of napa county. all the activity has been to the north of napa until now. you get a few showers in the unity of napa. this includes small hail as well. this has been fading a little bit on the radar over the past maybe 30 to 35 minutes. it will continue fading out into this evening as the sun goes down. everything into motion. a few showers of the east bay and same thing for the south bay. all of this will fall apart the next few hours. we should be largely drive through the rest of the night. a chance of a passing sprinkle. we cannot rule that out. those will be few and far between tomorrow morning. it will be chilly. northbay frost advisory until 9 am tomorrow. temperatures near freezing in some valley locations. showers popping back up by midday tomorrow. the same pattern was showers developing over the higher terrain the santa cruz mountains and diablo range and the higher peaks for the north of the bay. that will just drift around. not as many showers as today but locally heavy downpours. we cannot

santa rosa, petaluma, getting around american canyon, sonoma, napa all involved. as we shift further south into the central bay, we have san francisco. at least the east edge covered in it all the way through just about sfo. getting across the bay bridge is a slick one. our east bay looks to be showery at best. getting a look at san jose into gilroy, light rain falling along highway 101. mount hamilton reporting a mix of rain, snow. we have scattered showers over areas of 680. light rain falling in the antioch's and into the sierra where it continues here. if you are just joining us, there is an advisory that continues for the sierra from travelers. here is a look at us at 10:00. scattered showers continue. it finally begins to wind down. if you have to be outdoors and you don't like being in the rain, the second part of the afternoon is your best bet. here is a look at sunday night where we do look mainly dry. we will remain moist with a few scattered showers but look at what is going on over the pacific in northern california. that will slide through on monday. w

napa. but this is something that's happening all over the world. not just in napa. >> napa's many wineries have already closed their tasting rooms thanks to governor gavin newsom's weekend directive. but katherine hall says her business will survive. in the long-term do you see this community rebounding yet again? >> no question, no question. we're strong. we're hardy and we've got great wine. >> obviously wine is the lifeblood of the napa valley. and while those public rooms, the tasting rooms at the wineries will be closed, the production side will be allowed to continue during the shelter order. it, like all agriculture here in napa county is considered an essential service. live in napa, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> all right, laura, thank you. >>> it's day two of the shelter in place order in most of the bay area. sky 7 was overhead at crissy field in san francisco just a few seconds ago where it appeared people were exercising, but not really paying attention much to social distancing. look at that. or cleaning equipment. outdoor exercise is a

tonight at midnight it will go into effect in napa county. >>> like all sports, there's no baseball, but we're still fans. a die-hard a's fan captured the attention of the team after his battle with covid-19. >> justin is recovering in isolation at home, but he's getting a lot of support from fellow fans and even the president of the a's. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the coliseum. jo jodi, tell us more. >> reporter: it's unclear if baseball season will start. but one oakland a's fan diagnosed with covid-19 says he is blown away by the support from the a's. >> epic unboxing of the a's stuff. >> reporter: this was justin opening up the package take advantage his oakland a's season tickets earlier this month. the die-hard fan had no idea what he would into an facing. >> today -- today's been kind of hard. >> reporter: he started feeling sick last week. on monday he says doctors diagnosed him with covid-19, and it's been rough. he says his lungs hurt constantly. >> i would liken it to pneumonia or going outside on a really cold day and freezing air, breathing in that cold air

the virus hit all bay area counties. tonight napa is confirming two cases. all, there are 787 confirmed cases across the bay area. most along the san francisco, san mateo corridor. san francisco reported 105 cases. san mateo 117. alameda county 106. >>> relief is on the way for our health care providers on the front lines of the pandemic. a navy hospital ship is on the way to southern california. what this hospital on the water is capable of doing. >> biggest hospital in los angeles is about to land. >> reporter: floating hospital, headed to the port of los angeles. the navy's usns mercy hospital ship will be based here to help area hospitals. >> work closely with our ng bea sure it is available to everybody. >> reporter: it will be noncovid-19 patients only who will be treated on usns mercy hospital ship. made clear by fema. >> it will take pressure off local helmets and not for treating covid-19ase cases. >> reporter: usns mercy hospital ship has a thousand beds. including 80 incensive care unit beds. 12 operating rooms, 15 patient wards and 1300 personnel

near normal, 60 in san francisco, 64 and oakland and fremont, 67 in san jose and for concord, napa, vallejo all coming in at 67 this afternoon. looking at plenty of sunshine wednesday and for thursday, a mix of sun and clouds on wednesday and then wet weather returns both saturday and sunday. back to you.>>> thank you so much. we will see you guys later for the cut ends. have a great morning. time now to check in with michelle who is in our cbsn bay area, not the newsroom, but a remote station with a preview of today's stories. michelle?>> reporter: the cbsn newsroom is now my home. well, county, it is tuesday, so we sit down with a cnet senior reporter over potential economic relief over covid-19. plus, girl scout cookies, we all love them. well sheltering in place, we tell you how you can get your quick fix of all the sweets. so, if you are about to head out the door right now, just log onto kpix.com and check out cbsn bay area . of course you can watch those stories and much more drought the day on multiple devices and platforms, just download the cbs news out. county, back to you. >>> the t

all of napa county included with the frost advisory. in lake county there's a freeze warning in effect as temperatures drop within a few degrees of freezing at 32 degrees. tomorrow we warm up with another below-average day temperature wise. in the mid-50s around the bay with a better chance of hitting 60 degrees going further away from the bay. checking the warm spots around 62 degrees again with more of a warm-up down the line. we see another chance the rain headed our way into the weekend, welcome rainfall but not tomorrow. 10% or lower rain chances on friday. they go up on saturday as we see sickening clouds on friday night but by saturday morning as the sun comes up the rain chances go up as well. hit or miss act devotee. it won't rain everywhere all the time and we are talking about heavy downpours but very welcome rainfall across the board on saturday. every once in a while it will rain a bit more heavily and often showers will be with us on sunday adding of the rain chances through the weekend, talking about between a quarter inc

in saint helene and 48 degrees in the napa valley. all right couple storm systems off the coastline, we've got one right here we've got one all the way up in the gulf of alaska these are actually going to merge in fact in our weather late in the weekend, maybe bring us some rain right now we've had these are of low pressure really just been around since the weekend this low is going to kick all the way these kind of fade away this was going to drop in the south in the southern california that will bring some more showers there while the bay area still some wraparound clouds coming our way but i think for the most part we start to dry things out temperatures to the stay cool. no getting around that maybe a few degrees warmer. these numbers running well below the average for this time of year. high country news to that some snow showers moving across their expected and maybe another 5 inches adding on some very impressive totals overnight tonight, the skies begin to break up just a little bit tomorrow we're going to sneak in a couple more r

. >>> coming to you tonight from the home studio in napa and all this talk people asked me what are you going to converse about with regard to no sports happening? i can tell you this, a subject on the forefront of all professional american athletes is that of salary retraction you might say because europe a little bit ahead of us today, lionel messi, perhaps the highest paid athlete in the world at about 90 million american dollars per year is taking a 70% pay cut from his team barcelona over in spain, of course. he has agreed to forego that part of his salary, one, because he was asked to do so and two, because he says basically he was planning to do that along with many of his teammates to donate to those people in need. he's making about what you'd call 600,000 euros a week which translates to $66,100,000 a -- $661,000 a week in american money. spain has had the fourth highest cases of coronavirus in the world. so he is trying to do what he can to help matters. >>> meantime i tell you what, social spacing is a little harder for others than for some you may know like take, for instan

little on the warm side fairfield 79 very close to 80 will also pretty close 80 and napa you out bill santa rosa all up to 78 degrees tomorrow daytime highs about the same as today just a couple of clouds in the sky thursday cloudy area and a little cooler next week looks significantly cooler with 50's and 60's for your highs and rainfall really kicking up on monday taking us through the next week. >>rob all right. thank you john check out the traffic coming off the upper deck of the bay bridge. this is the caltrans camera on westbound 80 of the fremont street off-ramp you see how it's backing up we have a crash that's working on the skyway near 9th street civic center. it's blocking the left lane and you already see what it's doing to your commute looks like a saw tow truck just roll by so we have a heavier than normal traffic right now into san francisco coming off the upper deck because of that crash or it is on traffic tracker once again 80 west 9th street was a location given by chp and the back of schools across the suspension through the tunnel and now down the eastern span and through the pa

napa no cases. solano county, eight. contra costa county 41 cases and alameda county has 31 cases. now all nine bay area counties have a shelter-in-place order. ktvu's debora villalon from napa where residents must also hunker down. >> reporter: takes effect at midnight tomorrow. why the delay, officials want to give people time to prepare. napa has no cases but the feeling is that will change. >> this restaurant you are looking at tonight usually is full. >> reporter: restaurants keeping guests six feet apart and now banning any indoor king to, take out only to avoid human contact. some see double standard. >> what is the difference between people shopping in a grocery store and some coming to a restaurant. and sitting done and enjoying a meal and go home. >> we are there protect our health care system. that is what this order is about. >> the county has two hospitals. few beds that could be overwhelmed by coronavirus. >> napa county public health tested over 40 people so far. >> reporter: all tests negative but disease could be present and spreading in a county of 140,000 people, it may

. >> every other year it sounds like something happens in napa, but this is something that's happening all over the world, not just in napa. >> napa's many wineries have already closed their tasting rooms thanks to governor gavin newsom's weekend directive, but katherine hall says her business will survive and so will her community. in the long-term, do you see this community rebounding yet again? >> oh, no question. no question. we're strong. we're hardy, and we've got great wine. >> and this community has proved that many times before. they are a hardy community. now this order does not go into effect midnight tomorrow night. they want to give residents time to prepare. they will then reassess it. it will run through april 7th. they will reassess like so many other counties at this time. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> laura, thank you. >>> bay area counties are ramping up their response efforts to the coronavirus every day. abc7 news went inside the marin county emergency operation center in san rafael this afternoon for a look around. employees are coordinating emergency operations emerge

all or nothing. and, right now, it's nothing. north wind. davis, vacaville, travis, napa. north, northeast, mount st. helena. all north. as long as that's in place. any fog. half moon bay has reported some fog. it's shallow. it's probably not going to do much. tomorrow will. 57. el cirrito is 56. clayton's in there. moraga's 50. a little cooler san ramon at 42. mid 40s sacramento also ukiah. generated our wind late last sunday. that will be another round of severe weather moving across texas and also the deep south. for us, a few high clouds. maybe a little bit of patchy fog but we're really waiting on this system to ramp up the weekend. taking out the rain for saturday, and then it's trying to bring in the rain next tuesday. so a lot can change. otherwise, it will be some fog in the coast. fog will take us into upper 50s for a lot of the temps. >>> time is 4:42. the devastation in tennessee this morning after a deadly tornado hit that area. we'll show you more of the damage as search and recovery efforts continue this morning. >> and, we are keeping an eye on a large fire

napa. but this is something that's happening all over the world, not just in napa. >> napa's many wineries have already closed their tasting rooms gavb neind directive. >> i've been talking with other vintners over the weekend. i think we're all recognizing o find some kind of a solution to help our employees out as well. >> now like most winery, hall wines there, they have a website. they are encouraging folks to go ahead and buy their products online. a lot of vintners are offering discounts, even free or cheap delivery. here in napa county, they're calling this a shelter at home order. this does not affect the schools. the schools had already suspended in-person classes. live in laura anthony, abc7 news. >> all right, laura, thank you. i see it's drizzling there, so why don't you step inside. a sixth person died of the virus in santa clara county that word today from health officials there. the county now has 175 cases. that's up 20 from yesterday. san mateo reports 80 cases. that's 14 more since tuesday. eight new cases reported in san francisco, which now has 51 confirmed infections. n

solano and napa counties joining the rest of the bay area. soon all a stay at home order. >>> also, positive test results from three residents at a senior living center on the peninsula. precaution that's facility is taking at this hour. >>> and a bay area company ramps up its covid-19 testing. >>> welcome back. we've extended our newscast until midnight as constant updates are coming in. in about 24 hours napa county joins the shelter in place directive. >> that means services that you can't find anywhere else in the bay area are actually available in napa county for one more day. let's bring in nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney in napa for us. and terry, this is obviously such a huge deal about a health issue here. but even day-to-day common things. haircuts, manicures. one more day at least in napa county. >> yeah, they've got one more day in napa county like you said. the order goes into effect at midnight tomorrow night. so tomorrow you can come up here if you can find a restaurant open, a bar open. you can enjoy those. or you can go to a hair salon

. >>> well, by midnight all bay area counties will be under the shelter in place order. yesterday leaders in napa made the decision to join all other bay area counties to slow the spread of the coronavirus. nbc bay area is live for us in downtown napa with more details. sharon, it really looks like a lot of people are taking heat getting ready for that shelter in place. >> reporter: yeah, they really are. here's the health department in napa. they're being very careful about the people they allow in and they're practicing social distancing. at least that's what i saw when i came here for the interview. now, take a look, long lines this morning at this target in napa county, residents know they will have to shelter at home starting tonight at midnight. just by talking to seniors and others in line, some waiting since 5:45 when the store opened at 8:00, it's clear there are specific concerns. >> i actually work at a winery. then i'm over the age that gavin newsom said you should probably not be going out anyway. so you got a double whammy. >> i need to make sure i have baby food and diapers and eve

. >>> well, napa makes nine. all nine bay area counties have now confirmed coronavirus cases. totaling more than 700 across the bay area. well, today napa county added its first two cases and santa clara county surpassed 300 cases. two more people have also died in the south bay, which brings the total deaths in that county to ten. >>> all of california as you know is under a stay at home order. in marin county, though, the message is stay away. the county is closing all parks to slow the spread of covid-19 after visitors from all over the bay area flocked to marin's scenic spots this weekend. a few of the larger parks affected, muir woods, point reyes, and mount tam. but this closure applies to all town, city, and county parks as well as open spaces. the one exception, people can still use paved pathways maintained by the county as long as they maintain social distancing. >>> a similar anger is mounting along the coast, which was overrun by people trying to get some fresh air this weekend. a group stood with signs urging those who don't live there to turn around. locals worrie

tonight all nine bay area counties have confirmed cases. napa county announced its first case tonight. the county isn't saying much about the patient other than the person is in quarantine at home. a spokesperson for the county says the development does not change anything for residents of napa as they were already covered by local and state stay-at-home orders. there are now more than 600 cases in the bay area. santa clara county continues to be the hardest hit, surpassing 300 cases today. two more people died as well, >>> coronavirus testing remains a major concern across the country. but starting tomorrow, a new option for people in the bay area. a testing center is set to open in hayward to test sick people, first responders and health care workers. the facility will be at hayward's fire station number 7 on huntwood avenue. the center will hopefully take pressure off hospital emergency rooms. it will be open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and will be staffed by hayward fire department paramedics. it is free to the public, and it doesn

all nine bay area counties now have confirmed cases of coronavirus including napa. there are more than 775 cases. at least 13 deaths. a santa clara county employee is the latest to test positive. all of california is under a stay at home order. in the meantime many people are still flocking to beaches and parks raising crowd concerns. the shutdown is having a major impact on public transit as well and the loss of funding. across the u.s. now over 34,000 cases and more than 440 deaths, more live team coverage coming just ahead, but first, let's check in with kari hall with a look at our forecast. rain in some parts. has it cleared out? >>> it has still remained across the region, laura, but we are going to have those rain chances as we go throughout the day. a live look as we start out with a few clouds here and there and cool temperatures. as we go into the rest of the day we'll go from below 50s, what we're seeing now. notice in the north bay we have some low 40s and we do have a cold front coming through today that will not only bring in more rain but also some coo

facials and surgical mask to queen of the valley hospital that's in napa and the napa county emergency operation center. allht now napa has 3 confirmed cases. >>well health care workers are on the front lines of the health crisis and many of them are in desperate need of medical supplies. but there is a shortage of mass that they need so badly so across the country caring and crafty volunteers are now taking matters into their own hands. kron four's maureen kelly talk with 2 women who are helping now. >>retired home economics teacher in arizona is now putting her sewing skills to work, making masks for health care workers. after getting a call last week making calls dire need of a nurse. >>and pennsylvania. a half. masks she said can you just scraps she whipped out a pattern of a washable reusable mask that you can see her husband showing off in this video. >>it has a place for inserting a replaceable filter may new york's time order. >>and as and he says a b have a vacuum cleaner banks. and they can be kept out and started her san francisco basin is thrown together a web site with the pattern so others can

napa wine country. to help with the ongoing run on supplies at grocery stores -- >> all the shelves were empty. >> reporter: public schools across the country are handing out free mls the spread of the virus, closing all their stores, h&m, ikea, dick's sporting goods and gap

napa wineries can stay open as essential businesses. for customer contact no but they can work in production and in the fields. midnight tomorrow is when allkes effect. >> debora villalon in napa tonight. thank you. >>> officials say the new tactic of social distancing will dramatic slow the spread of coronavirus. the question is, are people doing that? ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose with what she found. >> reporter: well, to be honest, not too many people were out today, abiding by the shelter-in-place order. we found some people who were social distancing, others who were not. fair to say, it has been hard to practice what is the new normal. >> reporter: in a world where everyone is told to social distance themselves, we found people who were not. we found this man stretching, trying to measure six feet. that is how far the i can says the virus can spread. >> my wingspan is 6'3". >> reporter: it hasn't been easy. >> i don't know how realistic is. you can't tell if someone is six feet away from you. >> it is the easiest thing to do. >> reporter: social distancing reduces exposure to the coronavirus. those who have the disease can sho

alameda in the low 50's berkeley, one of our warmer spots of 58 right now well fairfield the napa and conquered all in the upper 40's now today compared to this time next week we are in for some changes get out there and vote for your super tuesday really no reason not to as far as weather goes with low 70's for highs for most areas by next tuesday, i'm talking rainfall and cooler temperatures. more details about that in your forecast. >>robin i have the details on the slow down and we have one on westbound 92 the trip out of hayward getting heavier and heavier it's officially crawling now on the flat section of the san mateo bridge nothing in your way no crashes or problems but we're already at 18 i do see some flashing lights that just popped right there. something flashing looks like it's on the shoulder. it hasn't come across the wires yet, but i'll definitely keep my eyes open for the details for you the bay bridge 80 west are recovering from an earlier accident that was way out on the skyway in the last hour. so that's gone, but traffic never recovered so you're crawling from the maze at unde

francisco redwood city fremont san jose each about 69 for your highs hayward on up to napa oakland conquered mill valley all the low 70's so little bit warmer than yesterday and with some generally coming conditions later today, it's just going to be feeling nice or 2 tuesday wednesday and thursday years 3 warmest days of the forecast and definitely are stays changes. coming after thursday with the showers looking likely on friday and saturday we drive back out on sunday and monday before a few showers again looking possible into midweek next week. robin all right. thank you jon hale just throw this and offer people heading out of town quickly or maybe you know heading to the sierra. >>i'm just getting word that 80 is closed between colfax in placer county and truckee near the nevada county area looks like it's because of the weather because of the when and the snow. so just in case you plan on heading out of town 80 shut down right now because of the weather and because of the snow in the windy conditions. so you may want to think twice about heading in that direction will check back in a little bit later

all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>> napa's music festival is now delayed until october because of the pandemic. bottlerock was scheduled to take place in late may at the napa valley expo. the red hot chili peppers, stevie nicks, miley cyrus among the headliners. they saw all the musical acts agreed to take part in the rescheduled date the first weekend in october. so, the fall, raj, we're going to have to hang out. right now we should talk about the spring. it's coming this week, the first day. >> it is. people are talking about our plans and future plans. really we need to plan day by day. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeffery jeff talking about what to expect tomorrow and coming into this weekend. >> and spring, yes, officially does arrive tomorrow. we'll show you when this rainfall will get out of here and we'll get some spring temperatures and some sunshine. we all need it. we'll have that seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> so, you're working from home for the first time. we've enlisted someone who is se

all right. welcome back. 6:23 on our 36th consecutive day without rain. what helped make this possible is not a single drop was recorded in santa rosa, napa, livermore, oakland, san francisco and san jose. all of those -- most of those new records, napa tied a record from 1953 and san francisco tied a record from 1864. >> at the live desk, loretto, texas are looking for this driver and a child was caught hanging out the window of the front passenger door. police posted this video on facebook yesterday. it shows the child holding on to the door while the car continues to circle around a parking lot at this supermarket. investigators want to know who the driver is and are asking for the public's help and tips so they can identify this person. >>> a judge at the center of the college admissions scandal ordered usc to turn in documents revealing its admissions process. one parent is trying to argue that usc gives the children of donors special treatment. the judge has ordered the university so submit spreadsheets that track vip applicants along with 20 emails between university officials. according to the "l.a. times," usc has not decided on whether to appeal th

all temperatures. right now they are focusing on the safety of residents and staff members. >>> and then napa and solanowo counties to ask people to stay home. this is a live look at the streets of napa county where at home takes affect. so far in napa county, there are no new reported cases of the coronavirus, but since neighboring county has several cases, the county is on lockdown as a precaution. >> i have been in the industry for, like, 15 years, so i don't know what else i am going to do because there's not restaurants hiring currently. >> health officials say restaurants need to shutdown except for pick up or delivery. >>> a possibility schools in california could be closed for months is starting to hit home, and governor newsom has nod mt e that official call but is telling people to prepare for worse. >> learning needs to happen, and students need to keep learning so they are ready for the next school year. >> governor newsom already canceled all state standardized testing for the year. >>> let's take a live look at the big board right now. the dow jones industrial down a little over 1% so far.

all 72. noma and napa at 74 for your highs.ell santa rosa and a temperatures just as rmest a little warmer than today for a couple pots. thursday an friday our warmest f days while saturday night showers arrive in sunday and monday looks like the they'll be staying with us. rob all right. thank you johnnow we want to check in on traffic you really only have one trouble spotand that's for east for which is a counter commute direction. we have an franklin kang and so if you're traveling maybe beween hercules and martinez along that stretch. >>once you approach franklin canyon, you'll see the activity of was blocking all lanes but crews are still working with this accident. you are able to squeeze by so it looks like they have the ft lane open rht now. no major delays getting through but it something to be aware of ifyou take these 4 and you pass franklin chang,the bridges look great there is a minor weighed in some of the cash lanes here at the bay bridge toll plaza but it's been nice and smoh anquiet into san francisco. so far w

>>and back to a time all long long ago and napa valley was not a tourist destination instead it was a quiet home to family wind farms and wineries in tonight's find tale segment. i take you to a place talk mendocino county valley that is not map and that's exactly how they like it. >>over the mountains northwest of santa rosa starting to descend into the beautiful anderson valley and the small community of food bills, it's a little windy which makes a landing a little tricky. >>we're picked up by one of the town's local legend johnny schmidt is the owner of among other things the boonville hotel and restaurant. >>we made a place where our families would want to go to great food stare at you not stuffy instead natural and homey carol and mango stroll the lush art and gardens. >>which also provides a fresh herbs and vegetables for the michelin chef working in the kitchen, we 1000 bill and places to stay have to get all of this are really close to san francisco. down the road is anderson valley brewing company outsider for shoe pits and a disk golf course you can wander the grounds and c

well, few 30's up in the rth bay saint helene and napa nevado and petaluma all the 30's right no. today at 60's and 70 for your highs that's warmer than yesterday was we're dry but areas like san jose and some of in the south bay as far north as fremont could see an isolated showers just keep that in mind is afternoon. bay bridge. one of our busiest bridge is thbackup officially spills rough the oakland maze now so you don't have to sit in this back up at all you kn what i see something going on right here the middle lanes it los like we may have a crash and folks are standing outside of their vehicles. yes so a fresh cras just coming in here was blockin2 of your fast track lanes and just a word of advice if you are n heard if your vehicle is not badly damaged. you should never stop on a bridge or freeway or the middle of the street get out of your car after a crash you're always supposed pull off to e shoulder. if you're not injured and if your vehiclis in dring conditions. so don't be like these folks just standing there that's a really bad spot on 12 minutes for the drive and i

counties are imposing shelter in place orders tonight, but three counties aren't, solano, napa and sonoma counties allwds and social distancing at least for the time being. >> ktvu's debora villalon is live now in santa rosa with how the situation may change. debra. >> reporter: as early as tomorrow morning when county supervisors meet and hear from their health officer, two new cases of coronavirus have emerged bringing the total to six so far increasing the odds sonoma will be next to shelter. >> so we pulled two tables out here in the bar area and then we just pulled out a bunch of barstools. >> reporter: six feet between tables and stools the new normal at russian river brewing. >> you want to be striking up a conversation with the people next to you and we normally would allow standing room and some people would come up to the bar and order a beer and stand around. >> reporter: following state guidelines, no standing, no events, no tours. russian river is keeping doors open and some 200 staff working, although it feels like borrowed time. >> i don't know if they're going to go to the extreme of s

this is record setting territory for all these areas. napa it in 1953, san francisco did it when lincoln was president. napa did it when eisenhower was president. let's talk about the shower potential. this is the most aggressive model but also thele drought. most of the models are giving us a couple hundredths of an inch. this is by 1:00 sat morning. then nearly two tenths of an inch to a third of an inch, that would be great, but not betting o it. just a drizzle saturday morning. >> it is 5:5 a right now. heads up to anyone who has the caldecott tunnel as part of their morning commute. westbound 24 before the tunnel there, a car is stalled in the slow lane. we know crews are on the way to help clear that out. right now it's still an issue. thankfully there is no slowdown in the area. so i will keep an eye on that for you. san rafael right now, live look here, clear conditions on the roads. we're starting to catch that sunrise, look at that in san jose, 280 here. headlights making their way bu issues. >>> thanks. new at 6:00, kim kardashian

. >>> health departments all important an increase in cases today, except for napa which still has no cases of confirmed coronavirus. santa clara is up to 189 cases. six people have died there. san mateo count cases. and one death. san francisco county has 70 cases in. marin, there are 16 cases. sonoma county has nine cases. solano county reports ten cases. there are 42 cases in kr >> the san mateo cases include a resident at an east bay facility who tested positive. officials said residents must stay in their units and have their temperature checked twice a day. >>> san mateo county is looking for current or retired medical professionals who can assist with covid-19 care. the county says it needs doctors, nurses, dentists, veterinarians, and medical stanlts. assistants. >>> san francisco has moved its emergency operations to accommodate the number of workers and the need for social distancing. >> reporter: to moscone south to accommodate the worker's response. the number of tests is increasing, and so are the numbers of those confirmed with covid-19. the department is not sharing any

all 9 bay area counties do have some form of a shelter-in-place in effect with napa coming online friday at midnight they will be the last county that will fall in line was add another big questions about what's going to happen with california schools will they resume before summer or not. we didn't get a clear answer on that we're trying to get more details on whether or not that's going to take place in schools reopen or not before summertime and lastly another big point he made was that they are building or a building out to big facilities to be used as hospitals and they're going make an announcement on friday on where exactly those hospitals will be one will be somewhere in northern california and one in southern california. so we're continuing to get more information as it comes in and we will share more of what the governor had to say a little bit later on during the newscast. well as we've been reporting over and over a medical experts have said getting a real handle on this pandemic will mean a dramatic increase in testing here in the bay area, some health care providers are mak

. >>> all right. now napa may soon be known for more than its wine.se in the bay area who can't find hand sanitizer. jr stone has the details and then we'll talk about it. >> i think it might be the only and first sanitizer ever made in napa valley. >> and not just hand sanitizer made in napa valley, but made from the grapes grown in napa valley. >> we generally make whiskeys and rums and vodka and gin. but because of the virus, we've switched our operations to hand sanitizer. >> arthur haroutunian owns and runs napa valley distillery. the stilled economy has already forced him to lay off seven of his employees, the latest cuts coming monday. his focus now has shifted from spirits to sanitizer. >> that's it. that's 80. >> haroutunian says it's about mixing the proper alcohol, oil, al lows and essences. >> the hand sanitizer that we make generally is made using the same materials that we would use to make our vodka. >> haroutunian is offering free if you show up to their location. no catch. he does plan to eventually sell it online, but only to those i

all nine bay area counties now have confirmed cases of coronavirus including napa. are more than 775 cases. at least 13 deaths. a santa clara county employee is the latest to test positive. all of california is under a stay at home order. in the

napa. 77 in sonoma. the only problem i think you might get into tomorrow, we've all seen it on our cars, that yellow filmll of that pollen that's floating around from some of these irritants that have been with us for the past couple of weeks because we haven't had rainfall to wash it away. juniper, cypress, cedar, pine all in the high category. as we head through this upcoming weekend, a couple of changes here. i do see the possibility of spotty rain on saturday. trace amounts to a tenth of an inch in san francisco. temps drop back down to 54. also a spotty chance on sunday and 56. so the weekend does offer some slight chances. for the inland valleys we'll go from this record heat and 80 on wednesday down 20 degrees on friday and saturday, back down to around 60. we'll hold with those cold temperatures into this weekend. i hear you. i know what you're saying. that's only spotty chances of rain. i want that rainfall too. we've got to look beyond seven days to get there. you can see march the 11th through the 16th, a 75% chance. that's what i'm calling for right now that rain returns with some possible on

as we overlook the city we got all the way up to a new record for napa today. 81 degrees.breaks the 1959 record. concorde 79. half moon bay 62. overnight lows on the balmy side. it begins to turn cool. because low pressure will help them along. this height which is been around for months. that has wobbled impeal elbow to it makes room for low low pressure the comes in in the northern california. a colder and wetter pattern is going to be setting up right through the middle of next week. it begins tonight. with the return of fog and low clouds of the shoreline. cooler temperatures tomorrow. it won't be cold tomorrow. warmest readings low 70s. rain chances by saturday. after that it is unsettled. clouds and a few showers. it will be very springlike. not like a pineapple connection. it could be showers on again off again. the rain chances have increased for san jose by saturday to a 60% chance. unsettled for monday and tuesday. pollen is up. approaching high levels. if you are sensitive to that it can be a rough few days. high temperature tomorrow take a step back day in the

and santa rosa, napa, concord and livermore are all in the mid- to upper 60s. let's take a look at our forecast features. we're going have mainly clear skies overnight. it will be a little bit cool, but not cold. bright, breezy, dry in the next three days, and then rain arrives over the weekend. it could be heavy at times. but we'll get to that in a moment. overnight, clear skies, low temperatures dropping mainly into the mid- to upper 40s. that's generally. up in the north bay valley, it will be a little cooler with lows dropping into the upper 30s in some locations. and tomorrow look for bright sunny skies once again. it will be breezy, especially at the coast. highs will range from upper 50s a the coast to only about low 60s around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 60s inland. now let's bring in the storm impact scale as april begins, april showers will be moving in our direction. a weekend storm will rank only 1 on the abc77 storm impact scale. generally we can expect light to moderate showers or rainfall from the system. but there could be occasional down

all right, michael. thank you. >> great info. thank you, michael. >>> take a look at this photo from the napa sanitation district. it's a pic of all the wipes that were flushed in one day yesterday. that's a big no-no. do not flush your wipe, paper towels or tissues down the toilet. even if they're branded as flushable because they can clog the pipes. it's a serious problem. we are all advised to throw them in the trash. >>> the race is on in the bay area to crack the coronavirus and find a cure. in a story you'll see only on abc7, here from a story who tested an experimental drug and how the treatment work coronavirus. ♪ ♪wild thing, you make my heart sing.♪ ♪you make everything... groovy...♪ done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. it's not getting in my way.? i had enough! joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriat

all kron 4 news. >>neighbors in napa are also doing whathey can to help healthcare woers. there was a community drive for personal ronations today, people were driving to a number of dropff sites in napa to donate items such as those important d 95 face masks e protection goggles latex glov and disinfectant wipes. >>animal shelters in alameda and contra costa counties in all bay area counties are urging pet owners to develop an emgey plan toprepare for coronirus is says in case an owr gets hospitalized. and can't re for their pets. anim shelters, expect the outbreak couldleave hundreds of animals needing care. pet owners a advised to make an emergency kit with food at least 2 weeks have required mediation and other necessary supplies such as a travel can all work rate that owner should create a written emergency plan including their name and contact information their pets feing schedule vaccination in veterinarian information in any other relevantinformation about medications and instructions for trement. pet owners should also find a temporary caregiver among their family

bay with a widespread mid 's are on the east bay shoreline from oakland all the way into richmond conquers 67 degrees though in napa in the mid 60's and those of you in santa rosa warming up to 66 degrees with plenty of sunshine there as well for your tuesday afternoon as you take a look at the extended forecast overall world cruise control very dry seasonal pattern for the coming days but this weekend tracki the return of showers that will start this saturday even continuing through monday of next week catherine back to you again little so talk to >>coming up next. we've got tips on how to disinfect your tips on how to disinfect your grocies. this fish sandwich is amazing! tips on how to disinfect your grocies. let's make it more amazing! ♪ menutaur check it out with an extra filet! yeah! hey. ahhhh! my $4 fish sandwich combo! stack it upfor an ext. nothing beats my delicious fish sandwich! except another filet! yeah! nothing beats my delicious fishwabam!ich! i think you overshot that one. my $4 fish sandwich combo! stack it up for an extra buck. grocery shopping a little stressfuthese days you're not alone. peopl

all. e cloudsare rolling in. 0s. set a record at napa.when eisenhower was inhis here's how it looks for the current wind speeds kicking up tonight. 15 miles per hour by napa. overnight lows will be on the chilly side. ates in the 40s overnight tonight. there are big changes on the way. no pressure is finally going to come out of the gulf and the high out of the way and into the desert southwest. a weak cold front comes into the bay area by saturday morning. along the cold front a chance of a few showers coming in for the first time since january 28. nearing a record dry spell. coast and bay clouds blow in tonight. we will be looking for temperatures to be much cooler. it will be breezy tomorrow as well. we won't have as much sunshine tomorrow. low clouds along the shoreline. we get rain chances. coming into the bay area by saturday unsettled all we can. and into next week. springlike weather with clouds and showers. the chances for san jose even have been ramped up to 70% for saturday. more coming in monday and tuesday. not a lot in the r

all nine bay area counties have confirmed cases. napa county announced its first case today. there are now more than 600 cases in the bay area. santa clara continues to be the hardest hit, surpassing 300 cases. two more people died in that county as well today, bringing the total deaths there to 10. now those numbers will continue to rise as more people get tested. and there is a new facility opening the east bay to make that easier. starting tomorrow, the first city-run covid-19 testing facility in the bay area is opening in hayward. let's go to nbc bay area's lili tan. she is live in hayward at the facility. lili, who is this for? >> reporter: well, it is free and open to the public, garvin. anybody can come here, but people want to make sure that they actually suspect they've been exposed to the virus. they don't need a doctor's note to get into tent number 1 to be screened. but to get into next door, to tent number 2 just to the right, to get the actual covid-19 test, you'll need to be showing symptoms. that's fever, cough, shortness of breath, and other respiratory sympt

all nine bay area counties have confirmed cases now. napa county announced its second case. they're now more than 600 cases in the bay area. santa clara county being the hardest hit, surpassing 300 cases. two more people have died will bringing the total number dlaed to ten. a santa clara employee tests positive for covid-19 and has been quarantined at home she's been there since march 13th and we're told she's doing well. the county is notifying work here's might have been in contact with the person. meanwhile, county leaders gathering a few hours ago to discuss their response to the growing pandemic. roz? >> reporter: county officials say they are working both the state and the federal government agencies to try to get ahead of what they expect will be a surge in these cases. part of. involves the possibility of using the snab clara convention center. the plan is to take care of up to 250 patient who's are not critically ill and who do not have covid-19. we're told this will be staffed by a federal unit. one of the eight field units the governor spoke about yesterday. it w

still holding out in the 50's but oakland hayward fremont san francisco and lay how all right at 60 degrees, san jose and napa each at 62. taking a look at tomorrow a little bit warmer yet saturday being your warmest day and we will be seeing mostly sunny skies there as well so really your to be stepping outside for the hike jogger just walking the dog as for monday tuesday and wednesday of next week you'll be inside hopefully staying, nice and cozy as rainfall returns and temperatures fall back into the 50's. robin. >>all right, let's head down to the south bay because i do have a new trouble spot on one oh one northbound and broke on san jose, it's an overturned crash the driver spot out ran off the road flipped over so crews are on the way right now just a little bit of slow traffic through the scene but it's not causing a major delay because we don't have a lot of traffic out there, but it's something you need to be aware of north one i want to brokaw that car flipped over still on the right hand shoulder with crews responding. here's a peek at 92 and yes it's low we have some heavy traffic right now leav