you serve in palo alto at the university lutheran church. of course, serving in palo alto is a unique setting, but what makes your congregation that more unique is your connection with stanford university. you are a campus ministry setting. >> we are campus ministry congregation of the elca. >> how long have you been th >> i have been there for 12 years. a little more the 12 years. >> you have seen students, and go. >> a lot. yeah. >> a lot. is it a congregation that is in transition year after year or do you have people who stay around? >> there is both. there's a really interesting mix of people in the congregation. there are a lot of students, undergraduate, graduate, and professional students and that turnover happens pretty fast. sometimes with the grad students not as fast as they would like it to, but eventually they that is always hard for us. there is also a group of people who are alumni and who decide to stay involved in the congregation. they might move a little bit further out from palo alto, but they continue to come back. memb

let's start in downtown palo alto. this city hit especially hard, the reason being so many tech firms holding meetings and events coupled with stanford university, business is expected to plummet there in palo alto. dan gordon's just closed for good. it's been around for decades. he's hoping for the best for other owners, says changes must be made. >> realistically, how many restaurants will be able to stay in business if i'm talking to you this time next year? >> oh, the outlook amongst my personal surveys of some of the top restaurateurs and looking at some internal and industry economics, one in three are going to be out of business. >> dan, you close doors in palo alto. palo alto is similar to so many other cities around the bay area, three things of advice you can give to the mayor of palo alto or governor newsom about the restaurants to stay in business. >> the first thing is to eliminate any fictitious dates that are random for when society's going to gather again. everybody can go out and feel safe at this poin

palo alto, 80. san francisco, 68. over the next seven days the ridge of high pressure dominating will begin to break apart by friday and saturday. a bit of a cooldown and we're monitoring our next chance of seeing rain with an approaching weather system sunday night into monday. that's going to bring us a chance of showers. not looking like a big storm but just enough to bring us about a quarter of an inch of rain into the next monday. over the next seven days, notice the drop in temperatures for inland areas, 80 degrees today. by saturday and sunday we dip down into the 60s not just for inland areas but for san francisco dropping down into the 50s by sunday heading into monday. we certainly have a wmacky week ahead. mike, over to you for traffic. >> we don't like whacky traffic but it's light. two of the crashes we have involve the words head-on. highway 29 near the open space, very dark. reports of a head-on crash there but the people involved reportedly out of the vehicles and walking around, so that would be good

he has seen a lot of those items in palo alto. he said keep it safe. >>> the race to find a cure has gone high-tech. we have seen artificial intelligence track trends in social distancing but can it help find a vaccine. joining me is dr. nug. how can researchers take the snums and use it to keep things safe? >> the holy grail in a.i. in this era is to predict the disease before you actually get the disease. so we can actually take action earlier in the disease progress rather than later. one is stack the day a -- data. how old are you? where have you been? who have you interacted with? and the more data we have, we can now turn, instead of it just being correlated, a coincidence, whether one factor affects illness or doesn't, make it's causal, doing this will actually increase your chance of being ill. so you should stop. so to get more data, this is key. particular dynamic, on your watcheses and your phone, we should be able to get more predictions of what we can actually do to help. >> dr. nag, the number one question i get, wha

we gave the east palo alto stopthere their last few bottles. and county corner, we gave them a couple of gallons the other day, they were completely out. >> i'm the hospital ceo here at the v.a. palo alto health care system. >> we're bringing it directly to the v.a. hospital. >> was it getting low? >> we were getting kind of low but we're trying to pre now for our surge. it's all about the surge now to make sure if numbers go higher, that we were ready and this gift actually helps us meet the need. >> and you can a valve here and a valve here and you fill it up. >> he's a marine that has never stopped serving. i think he joined when he was 17 and i think he's never broken that oath. >> we really appreciate your heart is in it. >> certainly is. what a great story. the smith brothers tell dan they'll have some hand sanitizer for the public starting next week. we're posting a link if you're interested. >> and we invite you to join better bay area project use the #better bay area to show us how you're saying thank you and we will share the zwrnchts

demanda de la madera por el coronavirus (covid-19) y la cuarentena de la población la demanda del paloionan ante la orden del condado santa clara más información al regresar de la pausa >> [♪ ] >> debido al coronavirus (covid-19) estar bajo un mismo techo puede ser un desafío hay posibilidades en línea que abren un mundo de posibilidades más información al regresar de la pausa lo que hagamos ahora, cambiará para siempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo correcto hoy. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir viviendo bien. >> mantener a los hijos en casa puede ser un reto con la tecnología del coronavirus (covid-19) >> (nombre en inglés) da actividades en línea que ayuda que sus hijos se diviertan y aprendan al mismo tiempo >> lo importante es coordinar horario >> debido al coronavirus (covid-19) las clases curriculares de los niños no se han

palo alto 81. clear skies. you travis west/southwest was due north. 49 yesterday at this time. they were 61. that is a big difference. that is going to start playing into a cool-down if it isn't later today, for sure tomorrow. highs today, above average, and another nice day. so get out and enjoy it if you want to, if you can. let's head over and see if there is anything going on. probably not, but you never know. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, steve. we do have traffic that is doing pretty well for the most part just as you mentioned. you can tale that the traffic is doing okay here as you drive on the san matteo bridge. it is nice and light heading out to the high-rise with major issues. it is 4:02. let's go back to dave. >> all right. plans for reopening california is developing. the governor says he has a road map to do it, but it won't happen until at least next month. six things have to happen first. ktvu has details. >> there is no light switch here. i would argue it is more like a tim dimmer. >> reporter: the governor says reopening so it and the economy may

similar plans are approved in san mateo, oakland, palo alto, and san francisco. redwood city's program is expected to be in place this weekend. >>> up next we talk with an east bay publisher small newspapers are facing during this crisis. >>> plus too many people at the beaches, the changes happening along our coasts to limit crowds as the weather gets warm. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff raniere reporting to you live from my house where the sun is out and we have some record-setting heat. we'll show you where we broke records and the big weather change you're going to want to hear about for tomorrow coming up in seven minutes. >> new rules, mandatory masks, how to make them in five minutes. >> california could start to loosen restrictions. >> a drug odeveloped here in the bay area showing the greatest promise in treating covid-19 patients. >> a local tech giant is helping us track where the coronavirus is spreading. >> a new place to be tested, at home. >> there are food shortages so i'll show you what's best to plant. >> people spending stimulus checks by givi

. >>> alcalde de palo alto llama a botar gutnes y cubrebocas en contenedores de basura, pero no solo basura esto también se ve en san leandro donde la escena es similar, recuerden que son un peligro latente de infección. >>> cintia gómez nos tiene el reporte . >>> hay mucha inconciencia de estos mexicanos . >>> la sola distancia para uno es una campaña a la que difícilmente se pueden sumar y entonces el estado bucas la forma de que la comunidad se quede en caso. >>> tengo que salir para vender algo y comer en la casa. >>> familias enteras disfrutan de la salida familiar en este supermercado . >>> con niños, bebes y adultos mayores y hasta mujeres embarazadas, aunque la movilidad ha dimsinudio hay ejemplos como este donde se ve que falta mayor concienai sobre el impacto del cboi . >>> no tengo con quién dejarla. >>> 30 californianos han fallecido por este motivo . >>> (ver información en pantalla) los pacientes están en hopsitales y a nivel nacional se reportan más de 550 mil personas nfemras y los fallecidos superan los 27700 y en la bahía se reportan 109 murtes y el condado de santa

. >> reporter: linda cornell is a unit secretary at stanford health care in palo alto. some refer to her as a health care hero on the front lines of this pandemic. she doesn't make a lot of money, $60,000 a year. that's why she says a pay cut for her and many others right now is painful. >> many families are living paycheck to paycheck, and to cut back like this is really going to make it difficult for them. >> reporter: cornell is one of 14,000 health care workers at stanford who will be affected by the temporary cut. the ceo says the decision was difficult but necessary move to avoid layoffs. >> we've actually implemented what's called a temporary workforce adjustment program, which actually allows us to offer our employees to use their existing paid time off. >> reporter: or employees can take a 20% cut in pay for a short amount of time. the ceo says the hospital spent a lot of money preparing for a covid-19 surge by renovating units and buying personal protective equipment. when the surge didn't happen, stanford health saw a 50% drop in patients coming in and a 40%

the peninsula, 69 in palo alto. then right up to san mateo, 66. and san francisco, low 60s, from the marina, down to the mission, and as we bring you up to novato, 69, and napa at 71. on the extended forecast, you will see here in san francisco, we have low to mid 60s for easter sunday. and then all the way through next week. that sunshine, for the inland valleys, let's get a look, 72 tomorrow morning, with that fog to start. and sun for the afternoon, by easter sunday, up to 74, and look at the warmest days next week, 78 on tuesday, and wednesday, and next friday, we are at 71. so a quick look at the easter sunday forecast, clouds for the morning. sun for the afternoon. and it looks perfect for the easter bunny, and all the kids our deliveries are had a few things knocked off the list. so excuse the doorbell noise but we're getting it taken care of right now. so we're doing it all like everybody else at their house, too. >> you said you want to honor everyone in the service industry and they are doing their jobs right on time. so we thank your de

we are live at a safeway in palo alto.ing and watching the grocery stores closely, watching how the chains have developed their sanitation protocols over the last month cougar the lockdown. they are all essentially doing their own thing but this week the grocery store industry is launching its so-called covid- 19 public initiative, including having workers washing their hands and sanitizing registers every 30 minutes, and giving employees more time to rest and recover and restock stores and clean stores with shorter hours. they will also be adding floor decals to encourage social distancing. employees say you the shopper can do your part by planning ahead and minimizing your trips to the store. >> people trying to come maybe once a week at the most, try not to come in everyday. >> we want to protect the community. i would urge everyone to try to do the best they can with what they have and only in an absolute necessity come up to the store. >> reporter: more details from the united food and commercial workers union coming

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in vacaville and travis for palo alto and many of us when you're 80. a slight wind something getting into that again. 67 degrees. so, they are pretty warm. and they are lagging behind a little bit. but, it will still be another very warm day of temperatures. the high rate there usually nothing could come to that. but this is out of my way. and, as it does, it has that low cloud deck. they could start to have a little bit of an onshore breeze. and then, it does look like rain arrives sunday night into monday. this looks to be on tap but until then, enjoy that sunshine. tomorrow we will start that cooldown. and, we really start to bring in more cloud cover temperature settle back into the 60s. stomach coming up in mornings onto, helping to lift people's spirits during this difficult time. in the next half hour, the inspiration behind a video what is hip. also, in the south bay moving forward with a freeze on rent. next, their plan to ask and the moratorium during the coronavirus pandemic. stomach new this morning, firefighters were able to knock down the

cubrebocas y guantes usados en la basura y no en la vía pública, por medio de un tuit publicó esto y palo única ciudad con el problema, son imágenes del estacionamiento de un walmart, recuerde que estos objetos son peligro latente y en santa cruz la policía compartió imágenes cuando detuvieron sus agentes a 7 jóvenes que se disponían cobrar cerveza, podrían pagar una multa hasta mil dólares, las autoridades están en alerta máxima para detectar infractores contra quiénes quieran ir a las playas y tenemos la pregunta del día, qué opina de las acciones de la policía de santa cruz con las multas, puede compartir sus opiniones en la dirección que aparece en pantalla o cualquiera de nuestras plataformas en redes sociales, más tarde las podríamos compartir, madres de familia cosen y cortan telas para cubrebocas para los trabajadores del campo ♪. >>> sin importar el cansancio ya que algunas son incluso trabajadoras de campo, cosen las mascarillas para apoyar a los más necesitados durante la pandemia. >>> los jardineros, los que están en el campo, para los de supermercados, las farmacias, los que

that's what palo alto's mayor is imploring people to do. er he says he's seen a lot of those littered around palo alto. nypd something good right now is telling health officials you appreciate what they do. one person brought a box of chalk to the department of public safety and they started writing and decorating the sidewalk. the department tweeted these pictures with a big thank you. they say they were left in awe of these messages which include, thank you for your service. be strong and together but six feet apart for now. >> up next, how the bay area is faring compared to a few weeks ago. and a book pantry sfwurnls a food pantry. the way a south bay woman is making sure her neighbors have food on the table during the pandemic. >>> interesting day of weather around the bay area. including some thunder around the north bay that is starting to calm down. next, a big warm-up. we're all in this fight, all the way. the heroic doctors and nurses on the front lines. the 7,000 cigna clinicians beside them. and everyone staying home to protect o

the teachers of east palo alto charter school are used to seeing their kids for six hours day. today, they'll have to settle for just a few seconds. a teacher caravan of about a dozen vehicles winded their way through east palo alto's inside streets. someone crunched the student's home addresses ad found an anty mall 7-mile going through the densest neighborhoods to maximize smile hope. >> our kids know that we love and care about them deeply, and so they show up and say we are doing the work, we love you, too. >> reporter: the honks could be heard throughout the city. adam a kid, to have your own teacher roll through your neighborhood was an unforgettable lesson in love and devotion. >> oh, it's very good for the kids. they miss the schools and the teachers. >> what it like to see your teacher. >> it was great, because i haven't seen them in a long time. >> reporter: were you doing this for them or for you? >> well, i miss you! we certainly -- we all need the convection, too. we miss them just as much as they miss us. >> reporter: is it fun? you miss her? >> yes. >> nothing li

but that sea breeze that's pretty robust out there tonight 2miles an hour into fairfield 16 in the palo upland 12 in the mill valley. all right lori forecast here for you and sho you that we've got a low pressure center kind spinning off the coastline. that will startto exit the bay area tomorrow moving into southern california. then as we get latter part of the weekend there sunday f you the clouds roll back in by late sunday night into monday. there's a chce we could se some showers doesn't look like a whole lot, but a chance of some rain moving in our direction. then we clear things out as we head in toward the middle of next week bring us some sunshi. then another chance of rain headed toward the bay ea i think late next weekend and that will mabe a little more substantial that is way on the forecast. temperatures for tomorrow gog to be the 50's and 60's into san francisco, little cool othe goal-line plan a 50's there inside the bay are looking at those burlingame you'll see some 60's moving down the peninsula tomorrow about 64 in palo alto but does 69 grees in san jose that will be

the palo alto restaurant provided lunch to workers for the santa clara county sheriff's office. >>> at great resource for coronavirus related news, the nbc bay area newsletter. you get all the top headlines sent in one email straight to your inbox. go to nbcbayarea.com/newsletters to sign up. >>> now to a deadly scene inside an east bay walmart. investigators trying to piece together what led police officers to open fire. new video we obtained tonight shows the chaotic situation. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has the story. >> reporter: just inside the front doors of the walmart, you did see two police officers confronting a man with a bat. a woman yells at him to put it down while one of the policemen shouts orders at the man as the officer points his pistol and a taser at him. then a gunshot rings out. >> officers deployed a taser. that taser was not successful. that same officer, who is a 25-year veteran in law enforcement, then fired one shot at the suspect, striking him in his upper torso. >> reporter: san leandro police say they were first called here for reports of a man with a

grocery workers are being infected and dying of covid-19 tion kit doe joining call for us outside a palo alto grocery store >> reporter: yes, the grocery stores launching one united voice including the covid-19 initiative, including erks washing their hands and sanitizing registers once every 30 minutes. shortened store hours to restock shelves and clean stores and rest and recover. additional floor decals to encourage social distancing. once more the grocery workers union has begun a campaign to designate grocery workers as first responders to get the ppe they need, testing and so on for 1.3 million workers. >> we are definitely on the front lines. we come in contact with so many people throughout the day it is not even funny. i fear everyday i may catch it. >> reporter: and the big announcement from the united food and commercial worker's union takes place at 8:00 pacific time. live in palo alto, keit do, kpix 5 news. >> a decline in the number of covid-19 patients in the intensive care units in the bay area. the bay area saw the fourth day in a row of the decrease but the state saw a

double digits palo alto. windsor and concord all down between 10 or 11 degrees. if it felt cool tore you yesterday, it was. golden gate park, west/northwest at 16 miles per hour. 52. mostly cloudy. that will cut ruth through you. lakeport is at 47. brentwood at 55. fairfield at 55. napa airport is down to 51. so is redwood city. it is a little cooler airmass that has pulled in and there is a robust delta wind. although not as strong as yesterday. look at mount diablo, northwest, 40 miles per hour. middle peak near mount tam, 31 miles per hour. there is a pretty good gust, and those water teso as long as themselves in that range, any time we get warmth inland, it really generates that fog machine. a couple of systems out there, but the forecast models have cut back on that precip. i kind of thought they would for clear lake, north. we probably will get a little drizzle as we head towards the weekend. 50s and 60s, and now 70s inland. fairfield and antioch. i want 79 for you guys today. really little change here. there is not as much in the way of low clouds and fog

back in palo alto, theranos had caught the attention of health care entrepreneur pallav sharda.famy sty ofetes, hacently his life when his doctor had warned himo changes. >> completely changed it. i gave it three years. i could barely run a mile and a half. and in those three years, i became a guy who did 5 "k"s every alternate day. >> he wanted to be sure he was on the right track. so you went to walgreens to take this test. >> the first thing i noticed was the phlebotomist who was taking my blood, i asked her, "well, wait. wait a minute. this is supposed to be a pin prick." but she was doing a test tube draw in the usual way. it was a little red flag. i was, like, "well, that's false marketing." >> the theranos results indicated that he was prediabetic. but before starting on medication, he was advised to take the same tests at a different lab. withinays the owed he was safely outside the prediabetic range. how did you feel when you saw this alternate outcome? >> pissed. like, i was -- this is not right. like, you just can't lie. can you guarantee nobody took an extra shot of

cloud cover and the rain in the morning but foster city is a 39 in atherton is 37 and menlo park and palo alto with light snow showers in the sierra. that puts it in the forecast with us again today. sudden clouds and the possibility of showers, it is still cold. you get 30s in the higher elevations. rainfall oakland has 1/10 of an inch, i think the forecast model is missing it for fremont and san jose. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, some clouds and some showers, we will keep a lot of cloud cover and decrease showers but it is cloud cover thursday and friday and then it looks better for the weekend you guys. >>> major league baseball could be back sooner than we thought. still ahead we will talk about a plan being considered that could have baseball games starting as early as next month.>> until we stop having to not wash her hands as much we will probably be doing with this. >> washing your hands a lot causing another problem as we try to stay healthy during this pandemic. next the advice from a dermatologist. and we have a live look at traffic this morning and the golden gate bridge.

i give a shout out to the mountain view and sunnyvale area out of palo alto. southbound 101 as you pass through mountain view to the 85 split, a crash reported somewhere along the stretch not on the overpass, but it's nearby. we'll track that with some activity. two crashes reported but they have similar details so it's somewhere before or after that transition. we're looking at 280 with overnight resurfacing work menlo park and cupertino. in the north bay 101. there's a closure overnight. redwood highway is an option. >>> thank you, mike. it's 4:47 and new this morning the search is on for a drive-by shooter in contra costa county. it happened in brentwood before 10:30 last night at the intersection of balfour road near walnut boulevard. the shooter pulled up next to the victim and sprayed him with bullets. the man was able to drive home and call 911. he was then airlifted to the hospital. >>> and in oakland the search is on for a freeway shooter. chp says the suspect hit two people in a car at around 3:30 yesterday afternoon on northbound 880 near 23rd avenu

equipment for doctors and nurses during the covid-19 crisis but a group of high school students in paloo help the cause. >> i first saw the request for face shields on facebook so we started making our own. >> after all her senior year activities were canceled and school moved online thisgun high school student knew she had time to give back. you and your fellow students began 3d printing parts of face shields. >> there is also a clear mask like part over it. that printer is printing the reinforcement at the bottom that keeps the mask curved. >> reporter: she works alongside other students at makex where the 3d printers can be used for any number of needs and now the need is for public health. >> we're printing four at once. that really upped our productivity. we can only come in once a day. >> reporter: the process produces eight shields per day and has created 50 to date. with a larger group of 300 volunteers in the south bay creating and donating these parts. the products are quality checked and distributed to local hospitals. the group hopes to complete 200,000 face shields to help

steve, as he's known by the 450 kids at east palo alto charter reached out to more than 100 celebrities and athletes and asked them to record personalized messages. >> hey, cedric the entertainer here. i want to make sure all of you guys are reading at least 60 minutes a day. >> i am lisa leslie, a basketball hall of famer. i want to make sure you guys are still doing your reading. one hour every day. >> reporter: but his passion for passing on the positive vibes during this challenging times goes far beyond messages from celebrities. it's engaging with kids with push-up challenges to win prizes like books. by sharing their own throw-back photos and encouraging others to share slices of their life, too. >> mr. steve is like family to me. he has known me since i was born and has been my favorite teacher since kindergarten. >> mr. steve even had me record a message for the kids. the school is planning on keeping the sense of community going driving through neighborhoods and honking horns and holding up signs on monday. in the newsroom, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >> i love to see that. >>> d

palo alto, 65.ig-time changes as i've been talking about for this weekend, and that has to do with rain and a much colder storm system that will be dropping down. i think overall the first round of showers will start to develop here as we hit 10:00. looks like everybody will start to get something, not quite as much for the south bay. definitely higher chances there for marin and napa, sonoma counties, down to about san francisco. then as we move through saturday, we'll continue to keep that possibility of some showers. we're going to go over that full seven-day forecast coming up in about 25 minutes. we know there are people headed up to the sierra to check on family members. saturday through next thursday, we could have several days of snow, one to four feet is possible at some of the highest levels with a snow level around 4,000 feet. definitely some severe snow on the way into next week. totals up towards kingvale, we might be looking at totals around 46 inches. twin bridges, 52 inches. i know a

who would have thought it is spring. 80 degrees in palo alto. martinez, 79. francisco a high of about 68 degrees. santa cruz, 69. morgan hill, 77. along the coastline a mix of sun and clouds. hey, mike. >>> hey, vianey. word from waze just minutes ago, our partners at waze, released new numbers talking about statewide reductions, actually countrywide reduction in traffic flow. san francisco area as well as l.a. the top two, top three as far as reductions. san francisco market is down about 70% since this time last year. corresponding to that, the chp should so a reduction in the number of tickets. they're only down with speed violations 50%. that means a higher number of people who are driving now are actually getting those tickets, a higher percentage. look at the bottom number, they're driving faster than they were. over 100 miles an hour. be very careful. we have a traffic alert going on. this time the san mateo bridge westbound getting across the span. there is a crash near the toll plaza so an alert has been called but no major injuries. just a lot of de

they're from palo alto high school, using a 3d printer to make face shield parts. those parts then head over to a sunnyvale nonprofit which assembles the shield. the group has made more than 160 face shields and their goal is to make over 200,000. >> wow. >> very cool. isn't that nice? >> that is. >> that's great. >> i don't want to make light of it, but they do look like hot wheel tracks. >> no kidding. maybe they can repurpose it for something fun. >> making it work. making it work is kari hall. >>> a beautiful day in the north bay in the mid to upper 40s. the rest of the bay area showing low 50s. our warming trend gets under way. our highs in concord reaching 74 degrees up to the mid-70s for a few spots like antioch, san jose reaching 73 degrees. really nice weather once again. no rain. we'll talk more when we could see some rain in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is that commute rolling? >> it's looking great. i want to show you the maps and what to expect in the contra costa county. the speed sensors at green. to the robin williams tunnel. i

. >>> palo atto will close someav space. still trying to figure out the specifics of what streets might be impacted. city members say they need to slow cars more than anything else because open streets have paved the way for speeding in palo alto. >>> and it's not just palo alto -- go ahead, mike. >> sorry. i was told to talk. >> talk away, friend. talk away. >> all right. thank you for sharing the spotlight with me this morning. hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. we've got mid 40s in places like castro valley and san leandro and upper 40s in union city and down towards fremont. everybody else along the east bay shore, which is clear right now in the low to mid 50s. in fact, low to mid 50s in places like san carlos and antioch, brentwood, pacifica and the rest of us in the 40s. pretty much where we were yesterday. 51 as we look back from pier 15 across a clear san francisco. maybe a few more clouds as you get a little bit closer to the coast, especially this afternoon. so, take water if you're out exercising. this warmth

upper 60s fremont, palo saa rosa, 70 today as well as san jose. overnight lows with clouds, looking at another cool evening. but for easter, looking nice. look at numbers in the low 70s for concord, upper 60s in hayward. as we get toward monday, the warming continues with numbers, another five degrees of warming. and check out tuesday. yeah, we're talking near 80 in spots. as we get towards the overnight hours, more clouds. 40s, 50s, waking up to some fog. accuweather seven-day forecast. it should be a nice day tomorrow. about five degrees of warming inland, couple of degrees, two to three degrees around the bay. even at the coast, getting a bit brighter. nice start to the workweek on monday. and look at tuesday, near 80 inland. cooling on wednesday. looking at the cloud cover increasing thursday. a few sprinkles on there. could see a slight chance of sh at all.righter conditions, especially for tomorrow, the holiday, for some. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, lisa. >>> there may be at least one small silver lining to sheltering in place with

students from gun and palo alto high school are making face shields with a 3d printer. the group has helped with more than 160 of t se midday, we speak with a bay area rabbi on how he's keeping the community together during the passover and coronavirus. >>> plus new york seeing a flattening of its curve. we'll take you to the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> new details in a sexual allegation against joe biden from long before he was ever vice president. staff assistant tara reade claims biden assaulted her in senate office in 1993. an investigation found no corroboration other than two friends that reade told years ago. a biden spoke person calls the claim false. >>> new confusion this morning for more than a million students and their parents in new york city. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest.

. >>> cedric the entertainer, nick bosa, lisa leslie, they are among the celebrities helping east paloo kids stay motivated while sheltering in place. next, meet the p.e. teacher who made it all happen. >>> and abc is sponsoring a day of help in partnership with feed america. you can go to their website at accfb.org. call 211, or call 510-635-3663. >>> it is certainly hard enough for the many adults working from home during these unprecedented times, but it's especially tough for children who trying to learn from home. abc7 news anchor dion lim introduces you to one remarkable teach owner the peninsula who is using instagram and star power to get his students excited. >> honestly, i get teared up every single day thinking about the way our team has been so resilient in this time. i think it all comes back to connection and love. we feel such a deep connection to our community and so much love for our students and families. >> there is perhaps no better way to illustrate that deep connection and principal mariela wilson's gratitude toward her staff at east palo alto charter school than

the director of the va palo alto made a donation.r husband passed away in december. and she has donated the donations that were given at his funeral. we gave the east palo alto police department some. they're on their last few bottles that were just in the patrol cars. we gave the san mateo county coroner a couple of gallons a cole of days ago. they were completely out. so everybody's out. >> yes, my name is thomas j. fitzgerald iii. i'm the hospital ceo here at the va palo alto health care system. >> we're bringing it directly to the va hospital where we're going to distribute it to them. >> was it getting low? >> we were getting kind of low. but we're really trying to prep now for our surge. it's all about the surge now to make sure that if numbers g t as as needed. so this really -- this gift actually helps us meet that need. >> you have a valve here and a valve here. and you can see you fill it up. >> james brown sun believable. he's a marine that has never ofn we first join the military and i think he joined when he was 17. and

palo alto, san jose, santa rosa down a couple of degrees. that will continue right into the weekend. a little bit of change here today compared to yesterday. the breeze has picked up for a few. half moon bay has gone to 20. out of the north, and more 40s than 30s all the way at santa rosa most are in the 40s. redwood city, though, has gotten to 39. tulsa as closed. winds, sebastopol, petaluma, and even nap at this time, still in the 30s. yesterday, we had a lot more 30 tewes, 33's. we the coldest part of the morning. we will start to warm-up. weekend forecast, rain and winds. the breeze should put up here, especially saturday night, so seeing gusts, maybe 25, 30 miles per hour. i think the strongest mice get us some us. the big news will be not only way for us on saturday but mountain snow. i mean, a lot of mountain snow here for shasta. tahoe, looking for feet. not only sunday but also maybe into monday and also tuesday. our projection, look at that, 38 inches by monday morning. there could be some amounts. for us, a half inch to 2 inches o

vamos a ver ahora qué tal luce el tráfico vial a l norte de la 270 y 680 los últimos días cierres en paloblico y ahora se reúnen para dar el siguiente paso. >>> y analizamos el draft de nfl con rolando cantú, al regresar de la pausa buenas tardes, hace unos minutos comenzó el draft de nfl muy para estoestamos con rolando cantú. >>> sí, tienes que buscar opciones y si algo te gusta no tengas miedo, el equipo está balanceado y completo y este año está cargado a los receptores y creo que estos dos tips van a estar disponibles a media tabla en rango de 12 a 16 y esto podrá ser una gran ventaja para la defensiva . >>> para ti lo más importante es la ofensiva. >>> sí,la defensiva estuvo muy sólido entonces los atauqes ofensivos serán protagonistas en esta división donde pertenecen los 49ers entonces para mí (en inglés) tendría que ir por este talento porque garatniza otra posción . >>> si por ti vuera ¿qué harías?. >>> arizona debería quedarse con el número 8 para garantizar protección pero también nos vamos a media tabla y agarramos otro balón. >>> no me queda más que agradecerte y bueno, nos

. >> el alcalde de palo alto hace un llamado a sus residentes a depositar cubre bocas en locales habilitados por estacionamientos de la ciudad. esta basura sanitaría también se ve en la calle esto es un walmart en san leandro. los artículos son un riesgo latente de infeccion. >>en españa intentan volverá la normalidad. en italia siguen estrictas medidas donde miles han sido sancionados. >> a paso lento españa va preparándose para volver a la normalidad pese al alto número de muertes causados por covid-19. el número total 17489 personas con covid-19, fallecidos en las últimas horas 517 en toledo las víctimas de covid-19 no son olvidadas y todos los días al mediodía suenan las campañas para honrar la memoría de quienes partieron. pese a esto españa reporta un menor número de casos por lo que están relajando medidas de confinamiento permitiendo que algunos trabajadores vuelvan a sus trabajos, más de un millón de mascarillas fueron distribuidas en metro más d 21 mil personas fueron detenidas para ser inspeccionada en bloqueos llevados en difentes puntos del país ,más de 600 mil personas fueron s

dr jason wang for talking to us about this dr jason one is from stanford university joining us from palo alto in california thank you now factories in gaza are ramping up production of medical equipment to tackle coronavirus the territory has confirmed just 10 cases but health officials here are why the outbreak could have devastating effects high fosset reports. the queen takes this is anything but business as usual the company which provides clothing and blankets to gaza's health sector has largely switched from manufacturing to importing what it can get through the years really at a gyptian blockade but now it's rehiring laid off employees to make just one product medical grade cover rules for health workers preparing to confront the coronavirus . that everywhere you look at the now we're getting an income we can buy food for our children and get them what they need before the coronavirus we could just get a bit of seasonal work. colonna house on a one is for now at least rare in gaza someone who seen the effects of the pandemic close he'd been living in china for 15 years sourcing th

trÁfico a esta hora, en el puente de la bahÍa, no se ve mucha actividad vehicular en este momento, en palo cuÁnto estan dispuestos a pagar por un anillo de campeÓn de la nba? al regresar le cuento cuÁnto pagÓ un aficionado. los legisladores de mÉxico buscan castigar con 15 aÑos de prisiÓn a los que agredan a personal mÉdico. ya regresamos. comenzamos con noticias que tocan el corazÓn. comenzamos con el gesto de unos de unos dueÑos de los warriors, que decidiÓ subastar su anillo de campeÓn, la joya fue adquirida por 80 mil dÓlares y se usaurÁ para la batalla contra el coronavirus. shaquille o'neal decidiÓ costear los gastos funerarios de un jugador de 18 aÑos quien fue asesinado en orlando. shaquille o'neal se comprometiÓ para pagar los gastos. el comisionado de la nfl roger goodel estÁ sacrificando su salario para ayudar en la lucha contra el coronavirus, y el comisionado tiene contrato con la nfl por 40 millones de dÓlares al aÑo. noah es pelotero de oakland, despuÉs rayley jugÓ en texas, le devolviÓ este batazo con bate incluido. hacemos una pausa. al regreso, carlos giusti tiene mÁs not

las rutas 274 y 276 no estarÁn disponibles, la ruta de palo alto y de (hablan en inglÉs) pasarÁn cadao fue adelantado por la poca concreciÓn tras el encierro preventivo. >>> tengo dos meses sin trabajar, nos ayuda. >>> fuera de las aulas un maestro sorprende a sus estudiantes con una lecciÓn de solidaridad. >>> mÚsica en el vecindario, los vecinos adoptaron nuevas costumbres para sobrellevar los dÍas de encierro. >>> condiciones cÁlidas en el horizonte. detalles despuÉs de la pausa. ya regresamos. ue hagamos ahora,á para siempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo correcto hoy. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir viviendo bien. autoridades de corea del norte seguÍan sin reaccionar a los reportes de la saludd kim jong-un. vamos al informe. >>> oficiales de inteligenciu de estados unidos creen que ji kim jong-un fue sometido a una cirugÍa

palo alto, 85 and napa, 85. where do we go from here tonight? a lot of us in the bay area don't have air conditioning and your house is going to retain some of that heat tonight. i will be a little slower to cool off for you. and 60s are ebette better than . and the house cools off over the next few hours. as we roll to tomorrow on, a few high clouds moving in, not quite as much blue sky, and temperatures, they will drop an agree or two. that's it. i still have 86 in napa. 83. martinez, and low to mid 80s from san jose to morgan hill. where do we go beyond this? the number one thing i get asked this time of year do we have any rainfall chances left? what i want to you focus in on, there is still a 60% chance of rain. maybe one to two more weak systems heading in as we head to may's forecast. it's not going to be anything to solve the drought problems we have right now. but maybe a little rain in may's forecast. i will have a look at the pollen, the atmosphere, in about 25 minutes. i know allergies are killing them right now. >> that is for sure.

you head up the peninsula and we start around 80 in palo alto, down to 74 in millbrae. mid to upper 60s along the coast today to 70s around dow south san francisco and sausalito. the eastbound shore, 76 in rich rupbd. as you head inland, we have temperatures from 85 in san ramon and pleasanton. look at the 90s in antioch, brentwood and fairfield. tonight very comfortable if you like to sleep with the windows open, we are back in the 50s. at least ten degrees cooler tomorrow. hold steady on thursday and then we could have sprinkles on sunday. >>> san francisco based airbnb will have a 24-hour period between bookings. there will be a 72-hour gap between bookings if they can't clean. and netflix will release a documentary on michelle obama, and it's what netflix calls a rare and up close look at her life. >>> it's the latest gathering of stars coming together to help all of us unwind. starting at 10:00 p.m. on friday, oprah winfrey, julia roberts and george bush, just a few of the names jumping in on the event called to unite. actors along with world leaders are set to app

they came back home to palo alto after weeks of isolation and testing negative for the virus. they were in china visiting family. esther then reopened her palo alto at the puncture clinic and her daughter returned to boarding school in chicago, but, that normalcy lasted only a few weeks. after living under two very different government orders, they tell us there is a star contract here in america when it comes to the people's response to the virus. >> people were a lot more serious about the virus there, they took everything into effect immediately, there was no leniency's. >> i never thought coming back from china to escape from wuhan and come into this.>>> both say they will continue to pointing as long as it takes, esther is one of the first americans quarantined by the federal government. three patients have died and 36 have tested positive at a skilled nursing facilit in oakland. xl healthcare center and high street tells kpix 5 it is taking a month measures to safeguard those who are not infected and to isolate and treat those who are. and that includes screening staffer

down to saratoga and palo alto and sunnyvale.will have your full forecast coming up.>>> live look in san jose are starting today, there will be free meals for students in the city school district. nearly 3 dozen campuses in san jose unified will provide breakfast and lunches monday through friday. and changes take effect today for a school meal program in fremont, the high school district will provide two days worth of meals. on mondays, wednesdays and fridays, distribution will happen at four different high schools.>>> to 6:43 are now as we check the dow and other major indexes, the dow is off to a strong start for the week. it is up to more than 843 points right now. the rest of our money watch this morning, airlines are cutting more flights from the u.s. epicenter of coronavirus cases. american airlines says it will suspend additional flights into and out of new york's main airports beginning on april ninth. american airlines will only operate 13 daily flights from jfk, laguardia and new york airport between april ninth and ma

palo alto is figuring out which streets to close. some streets should happen reduce speeding which is say big problem. >>> the california fish and game commission voted to delay the start of the drought season to protect against the spread of coronavirus. it outraged some people. the commission set the record straight before passing the resolution. >> this is not about closing fishing season. it's not any state wide closure. it helps a handful of counties. >> counties asking for the delay because they were not equipped to handle visitors who could bring the virus. >>> people are happening restaurant owners and feeding health care works. they raised $26,000 since the beginning of the month. the money is spent at restaurant who prepare meals for health care workers, 700 meals are slatted for delivery this week. >> we're helping the restaurants there we lure and showing the community support of the health care workers. >> the goal is to continue raising money and providing meals until the crisis is over. >>> checking in on the temperatu

. >>> (gritos) los pobladores tomaban y arrojaban piedras y palos a los policÍas mientras corrian detrÁslos, los uniformados, trataron de detener a un grupo de jÓvenes que rompieron el encierro impuesto, y jugaban fÚtbol en la calle. >>> con la misma violencia fueron alejados los elementos del pueblo, los habitantes, los golpearon cuando decidieron que se pusieran cubre boca para evitar la propagaciÓn del covid-19, la falta de respeto a las medidas, se ven en muchas partes, pero van a tomar medidas. >>> a mes y medio de la cuarentena, estÁn aumentando el nÚmero de personas que estÁn en las calles. ante ello, usan la fuerza pÚblica. >>> y bien, de manera extraoficial, los grupos del crimen organizado, mantienen el orden, demostrando dicese analista la permanencia de crecimiento de su poder aÚn en medio de la emergencia. >>> en algunas zonas del paÍs, ellos son el gobierno, ellos son los que mandan. >>> ordenan a la gente que no salga, y advierten sobre lo que puede pasar. >>> que no se queden, eso les va a venir pasando. >>> en mÉxico... perez, telemundo. >>> los casos de coronavirus, a n

this is in palo alto.irst responders coming together to think some real- life superheroes of course we are talking about the healthcare workers for nearly an hour now they have cheered as nurses and doctors walked inside to start a new shift fighting on the front line of this pandemic.>>> wall street opening in the green this morning, it comes amid another jobless report today. financial reporter jason brooks, good morning. >> the numbers continue to stun us. 4.4 million americans, that was down for the prior three weeks, the five-week total now tops 26.4 million, essentially 16% of the u.s. workforce is unemployed. that is staggering considering that just before the pandemic impacted the economy, jobless claims were -- or unemployment claims raspberry .5% right around a five decade low, but the market is shrugging that off this morning mainly because the price of oil continues to rally after dropping through historic lows earlier this week oil up 21% i now and that is pushing the dow higher by more than 1

hombres enfrentaron a un familiar que los amenazaba con un machete, a pesar que lo hicieron detener con palosque su familia se recupere para recibirla en casa como se merece. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> un objeservatorio capturÓ e momento cuando un meteorito entrÓ en la atmosfera a 66e tu a adaptarse a esta nueva realidad y hace entrega a domicilio y los pedidos no se detienen. el cierre de un parque en guatemala traje la visita de dos animales exÓticos que no se habÍan visto hace mucho tiempo se trata de un jaguar una especie en peligro de extinciÓn quien se paseÓ por la reserva natural y una especie de jabalÍ hicieran. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> bueno amigos en el punto final miren esta belleza llamas y alpacas ayudan a aliviar el estrÉs de las personass en cuarentena definitivamente lo necesitamos el dueÑo de esta finca tuvo que cerrarla debido a la crisis sanitaria pero ayudÓ a abrir de manera virtual y las personas pueden hacer un recorrido y visitar a los animales en sus corrales incluyendo camellos y renos, todo dicen que la calma que tr tr ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> estados unidos

here is a live look outside over palo alto as the sun is rising. get ready for another warm day. >>> two rivals teaming up to track the virus. google and apple are now giving more information about how their new partnership will work. it is called exposure notification, a way to let you know via your smartphone if you have been in close contact with someone with symptoms. you will get an alert of how long it's been since you were potentially exposed. of course it requires user participation and there are some concern about privacy. the companies insist they will not have your personal information. the app is set to launch in the next few weeks. >>> and as we are seeing across the country, this pandemic is affecting public health. it is also having an economic impact, people unable to work, pay their bill, feed their families. just yesterday hundreds of people lined up at food banks across the bay area, including this one in south san francisco. look at that line of cars stretched for nearly two miles. more than 750 people showed up at the second ha

hemos tenido un regal celestial el pronóstico al regresar de la pausa >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> la ciudad de palo? >> gracias césar , bien gracias saludos a todos en esta noche , vamos a disfrutar de esta bella luna , esta fue tomada en macedonia miren qué belleza en todo el mundo se está viendo esta superluna es la segunda superluna de 3 que se van a presentar se le llama la superluna rosa en primavera es la primera que se presentan tribus decían el color rosa tuvimos suerte porque se presentan los nublados cerca del valle central con el sistema el centro del sistema tiene su movimiento fuera de las costas de california , y por lo tanto sigue habilitando la humedad al centro y sur de california en los próximos días se mueve al interior al norte se mantiene agradable así que vamos a disfrutar de manera parcial por los nublados de la región de la superluna rosada , las temperaturas en el (nombre en inglés) en le fondo alcanzando los 52 grados hasta los 48 en santa rosa hasta los 45 grados mañana otro día hermoso con temperaturas esperanza que todos salgamos a trabajar y hacer lo que nos gusta el p