we will show you when in the accu-weather forecast.at 11:00 starts right now. >>> tomorrow, several bay area counties will be loosening the rules in their shelter in place orders. it's the first round of many modifications to come. until we're fully back up and running. good evening. i'm eric thomas. in it won't be a return to normal but in a joint announcement officials promised to ease some restrictions in almeda, contra costa county, sant mat, santa clara, san francisco and marin counties. separately, napa, and solano counties have already eased guidelines on what now can be open while governor newsom says the rest of the state is closed to more modifications to the stay-at-home order. with all of the different guidelines we wanted to give you some clarity about what is open and answer some of our top viewer questions. abc 7 news reporter chris reyes has the details. >> reporter: when it comes to what is open on monday, the answer is a lot of yes, but, and let's start with the rule across the board in the bay area. >> construction p

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excessive heat watch is in the forecast from my accu weather seven-day forecast.e'll talk about it coming up. >>> back to our breaking news in san francisco this is a live look from the four-alarm fire burning at a warehouse at pier 45 at fisherman's wharf. earlier we've been following this now for the past hour and you could really see the flames there. it does seem like mostly it's been put out. it aligns with what the fire department is telling us that they have made progress on the fire but you can still see how much smoke there is. you could see how smokey it was across san francisco right now. i saw someone on twitter say they could see smoke from there. this is new video. it is unclear what ignited the flames. you could just listen if you see and listen and hear how this person watching it is huge. a huge stunning fire that crews are thankfully making progress on. they say no one has been hurt. we are closely monitoring this and have a crew on the way. we are streaming video on our website and posting all of our updates on abc7news.com. we'll follow this th

the accu weather seven-day forecast, our excessive heat watch comes into play on monday. takes us through thursday with triple digit heat inland. liz? >> thanks, lisa. right back to our breaking news as we take a quick break with a live look from the scene of the four-alarm fire at pier 45 in fish fisherman's wharf. we got an update from the san francisco fire department. (music) ♪ >>> welcome back. right back to our breaking news out of san francisco this morning this is brand new video of the four-alarm fire still burning right now at a warehouse at pier 45 at fisherman's wharf. the historic pier 45 there. this is video from a stringer on the scene. he was there as the several firefighters were battling those intense flames. the san francisco fire department just said they are making progress on this fire. and that there are still no injuries. so some good news there as they battle this four-alarm fire that we first got reports of around 4:40. i could hear the sirens from our station as we were coming on the air as first responders and firefighters were making their way

here's the accu weather seven-day forecast. we'll get sunnier and milder, and drier weather by the middle of the week. wednesday, thursday. then as we head into memorial day weekend, quite a warmup is coming our way. high temperatures will be in the upper 80s inland on sunday and up to close to 90 degrees on monday which is memorial day. so warmup is coming. it'll finally feel like mid to late may generally feels. we've been waiting a long time for it so we'll embrace it when it comes. i'm not in my usual broadcast location at home today just for one day i'm in the ali memorial sanctuary. but i'll be going back to my usual spot tomorrow. >> we like it. it's the tour of your home. thanks, spencer. >>> all right. stay with us. we've gone from a stay-at-home order to a gradual reopening over the past two months. the governor explains how we got to this point. and high school grads are deciding whether to attend virtual classes or wait a year. what education experts are recommending. >>> you may soon have to prove you're healthy be

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into the mid thirty's as we go on through the next couple days elsewhere as you can see 41 in fact accu way we're getting up to 39 here in doha i wanted to show is just around the southern end of the red sea joining up with the showers that we have from northern parts of ethiopia those showers stretch their way across south sudan will see some are very heavy downpours all the way across into the gulf of guinea southern areas of nigeria said we see some very heavy showers over the next couple of days showers to starting to crop up once again around somalia we have had some flooding i'm afraid hopefully over the next couple of days as showers not quite as intense eastern parts of kenya also seeing some of those showers but to the north of that what is generally try and find lots of sunshine coming through really a case of spot the difference as we go through tuesday and on into wednesday capetown doing quite nicely more the winds in here temperatures at around 25 degrees celsius. to 0 to 0. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen with listen this is t

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