this is just one way to depict how we look at cases at the state level. here you can see that there has been this undulating growth to plateau pattern. most recently in the context of significant increase in the amount of testing statewide. hospitalizations may be easier to interpret as a graph. this is the three-day running average of total daily admissions to the hospital where somebody is admitted -- i should say people in the hospital with a diagnosis of covid-19. as you can see, that has been on relatively steady, if not steep, decline. previously, we know that the first hotspot in the state and ,he hottest spot in the state and one of the hotter spots in the country, was the greater new orleans area. what we see when we look at region one, the greater new orleans area, is really a largely good story here. we are seeing the surveillance of symptoms have been coming down steadily since the peak. we have seen the cases also coming down. obviously some plateauing especially as we have seen some increase in testing in that region. that is one of our most

breezy 73 at 8:00 and look at the east bay valleys 70 at 8:00 and sunshine and mid to upper 90s for several hours and at least not triple digits and down to 81. notice the breezes picking up and starting to cool us rather quickly after the 8:00 hour. we'll talk more about that cool weather coming up and, first, good morning to you, jobina. i was surprised to see that many people at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> oh, yeah, traffic is certainly picking up. the last report here i was looking at. bay area freeway corridors reaching 60% of spring 2019 levels. people are coming back. the big story i'm following right now is the fog right now, mike. the live look now at the golden gate bridge where the chp issued a fog advisory for the area and also for 101 as you approach the golden gate bridge. please take your time and be careful and aware of the low visibility in the area. and also while we're talking bout these heavier loads of traffic we're beginning to see bay area tolling will resume on monday june 1 and that will apply for 680, 580 and abc7 is celebrating the bay area class of 2020. we've

we are looking at 63 at 11 am at 67 at 1 pm at upper 60s for the daytime highs at 3 pm in oakland and the south bay. we will see a mild day in san jose in the mid 60s at 11 am and 71 at 1 pm and 74 for our high. we have a mix of sunshine and some high clouds through the afternoon. it is very similar to yesterday but changes are coming up. taking you hour by hour, we will tell you what you can expect for the winds. there is a sea breeze so it is up to 20 miles an hour along the coast, right around the bay and then through the day for friday, taking you hour by hour, you can see mostly sunny skies with high clouds but tomorrow, we are tracking a weather system and that will bring you the clouds for saturday and there is a chance to seean shower for the far north bay. we are going to start to cool down on saturday and into sunday, even cooler still and a bit more sunshine for the end of our weekend. let's show you what to expect for today. we are looking at 73 in santa clara, 64 for campbell and morgan hill is 76. it is 80 in brentwood and upper 60s for berkeley and san leandro and mid-7

we'll take a look at crowds gathering at beaches and parks this weekend. >>> plus working out at home's doing it if they can get the equipment. more on the changes in the fitness industry. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> after weeks of staying at home, some u.s. states going full speed ahead into reopening this weekend, but could it cause a coronavirus relapse? some spots now beginning to see an increase in cases. good morning, it's sunday, may 17th. i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. we'll continue to have much more on the reopening hot spots we've seen this weekend. let's start with a quick look at your bay area forecast. lisa, a rainy start to our sunday today. >> that's right, liz. we have a level one on our storm impact scale. here is the thinn om the north n to yotvle h 2 and light showers. san bruno, san mateo and right along the coast, pescadero looking at wet weather. widen the picture, the front has moved through. it's a weak one. we still have the area of low pressure to move through later on today into tomorrow. so b

a very nice 67 at 7:00. as far as the east bay goes, we're stuck in the 50s through 9:00 and 64 at 11:00 and low 70s for a couple hours this afternoon and we'll start dropping into the upper 60s at 5:00 and 63 with sunshine at 7:00 and for san francisco, 49 this morning. little bit of a chill out there. 59 at 11:00 and mid 60s pretty close to average during the afternoon hours and breezes will pick up and so will some high clouds but you'll definitely need the sunglasses. today and tomorrow, the mildest days this week. we'll look at summer heat coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. time to bring jobina in and look at that commute for our essential workers. >> hi, mike. good morning, everyone. we will start out here with a live look showing you the richmond, san rafael bridge. the chp is reporting right now that there is a fire it looks like on the right-hand shoulder on westbound 580. just before the toll plaza. we're not seeing anything from our camera. so, feel free to tweet me, of course, once

we'll take a look at crowds gathering at beaches and parks this weekend. >>> plus working out at homeyone's doing it if they can get the equipment. more on the changes in the fitness industry. >>> building a better bay area fr a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> after weeks of staying at home, some u.s. states going full speed ahead into reopening this weekend, but could it cause a coronavirus relapse? some spots now beginning to see an increase in cases. good morning, it's sunday, may 17th. i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. we'll start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz. good morning to you. first part of the system moved through the north bay, and allowing for the greatest totals here but looking at live lop der 7, you can see we have activity in the east bay, some light showers from 680 around san ramon, back westward towards oakland and alameda. san leandro wet weather astro valley and further to the south around hayward, up in the hills there and back to the west here on the peninsula. very light returns down through

at one plant. a local hospital i should mention in logansport, indiana, has a total of 83 beds, nine beds set aside for covid patients, they are all already full, they have eight ventilators there, in the hospital, in logansport, indiana, 890 positive cases, just among employees, at the one plant in town, let alone any other cases that now may exist in the county, tied to each of those 890 employees. last night, we talked with the sheriff of black hawk county, iowa. he was here to talk about the tyson plant in his town, waterloo, iowa, to which the county can now link more than 90% of the 1300-plus coronavirus cases they've got in black hawk county. the sheriff last night mentioned that sizable outbreak in black hawk county is no longer something that resides within that plant. it now encompasses the whole community. and specifically a number of nursing homes in that community. and indeed, there are now known outbreaks in multiple nursing homes in black hawk county, iowa. over in columbus junction,

at the white house, they had done what they did at other times. they had taken d.c. transit buses and surrounded the white house to make a kind of wall. more than that, they had got the 82nd airborne in. they were staying in the basement of the executive office building, along with elements of the third army. the white house was an armed encampment at that point. moment whenfamous athard nixon takes a notion 3:30 in the morning to show someone the washington monument. and the secret service is with them. there are tens of thousands of people sleeping in the mall. nixon starts waking up the guard so we can talk to them. you can see nixon with his ski nose. these hippie-looking people are looking at him thinking what drug could have caused the apparition in front of them. it was a very strange moment. it goes to the point, in a way, halderman, nixon's chief of that ingued afterwards a way, kent state broke nixon. it was the end of his presidency in this regard he had charged j edgar hoover with finding him proof that kent state have been caused by outside agitators. it

as we look at the east bay hills camera, here's a look at your day planner for today. 45 to 51 at 7:0062, noon to 4:00 along a breezy and the clouds will be stickier at the coast. the rest of 69 to 73 at noon and the dangerous heat is still down well south of us. as you look at burbank's temperatures -- i should say, mid to upper 80s through the central valley, but look at burbank's temperatures, they start to cool but then look where it gets hotter, up near our neighborhood. i will show you those temperatures next. here's reggie. >>> it's my turn. all right. are we at all right. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with a look at what it means for all of us. >> reporter: reggie, well, flower shops are on the list, and this one has its windows covered here, and maybe they will be able to open up for curbside delivery just in time for mother's day. and other stores on the list includes book stores and clothing stores and governor newsom did allow for counties to open up more or open up less, and he's giving them room to make some of those decisions. san francisco's

let's look at. the dow is down 70 points and coming up we will get an update from our financial reporter, jason brooks. >>> remember, we want to bring you the good news happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help. go >>> i am checking current winds on this friday morning. they are at three miles an hour at sfo, 28 miles an hour in fairfield, and they will kick off around the bay. 20 to 30 this afternoon. >>> the dow opens in the red as we round out the work week. jason brooks is on the phone. >> good morning, plenty of caution for the market. a volatile day across america also awaiting a press conference from president donald trump regarding china following it's a new national security rules for hong kong, certain to heighten tensions even further between the u.s. and china. economic report is showing a big drop in consumer spending, down over 13% for the month and at the same time, the savings rate sorted 33% higher with a record showing at stockpiling toilet paper and lysol

at least on paper.ot of this still happens in some cities, if it does happen, for teams to be able to actually hold games. is uncertain. the league normally releases its schedule in april. at this point it's late but at this point league executives are still hopeful everything will fall into place and kickoff on time. >>> we have some good news for you that morning if you love fashion because "vogue" magazine is calling all fashion fans to participate in a new fashion challenge which they say, laura, will end all fashion challenges. >> oh, yeah. it will be a big one called the met gala challenge and you can re-create your favorite looks from the met gala over the years. anyone who participates you just choose items in your home to try to create the look and go above and beyond or as close as you can get to one of the a-list outfits. it's hard to pull off. >> you can pull off one or two, i think. >> maybe combine them. >> i wouldn't allow to you wear any of that stuff. >> i could get lost in that materia

at the very least, this shows that there is some light at the end of the tunnel.rlier on it from other charities who were saying that actually some of their members are quite nervous and would like to know a little bit more about the science behind this easing, before they feel fully confident about going outside.|j think that is absolutely right. all the people tend to be rather cautious and a lot of people will be thinking, i've been through all of this, the last thing i want to do is blow it by somehow contracting the virus now when i have gone through so much pain and sacrifice. with all the noise around about whether it actually is safe to go out, and the fa ct actually is safe to go out, and the fact that certainly where i live in south london it does feel as though the lockdown is a fairly over, lots of people on the streets, people are not wearing masks, last evening there were kids in cars playing loud music driving up the road, i think thatis music driving up the road, i think that is all going to make a lot of people who know that if they were to get th

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look at the yield. look at the yield in the common stock. then we have regeneron which feels to me like when they came in -- when pnc came in and sold blackrock. if you got any, you crushed it i'm urging people on this deal to try to get as much regeneron as possible. regeneron is buying 5 billion of it sanofi needs the money regeneron has monoclonal antibody, they have a great franchise, that's the stock today like blackrock was the stock when pnc needed the money. >> yeah. the biggest public equity offering ever in health care and you're right, sanofi needs the money for cancer i guess you could by extension deduce that regeneron feels good about their prospects whether it's ilea or vaccines. >> and they have this ant anti-cancer -- if it weren't for the pandemic, we would be talking about their anti-cancer drug this is a remarkable company it's been inventive. novavax never came up with anything regeneron has come up with so many things. buy regeneron on the sanofi giveaway >> we should explain to people san fi has o sanofi has owned a go

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we are all thinking of you at this time. i wa nt to all thinking of you at this time.ant to thank, as i always do, our health and care workers. you are continuing to do extraordinary work in challenging circumstances and there is not a day passes i don't feel, and we all feel a deep debt of gratitude to you. i have an issue i wa nt to gratitude to you. i have an issue i want to talk about today and that relates to lockdown. let me emphasise from the outset, the lockdown in scotland remains in place. as i have set up before, the rate of transmission of the virus in scotland, the r number you have become used to hearing us talking about is too high for any significant change to be safe at this stage. the r number may be slightly higher here than in other parts of the uk at this point. that means we must be very cautious and very careful about where we proceed to from here. having made real progress in recent weeks, and i think you can tell from the figures iam think you can tell from the figures i am setting out for you that we have made real progress. the objective now

the testing will be offered by appointment at powell stadium in east san jose and at the santa clara county fairgrounds to any santa clara county resident 18 years or older. >> california state schools superintendent tony thurman said today that he expects most schools were reopened for the fall semester. there will be changes including masks for students and their teachers. andre senior tells us some districts are worried that budget cuts will hamper the reopening efforts. >> this is a time with the school year is ending for most of our school districts but the traditional act of going physically to a school campus ended 10 weeks ago when the state issued a stay at home what are. since then, both parents and students wondering when their schools will reopen and what that future will look like in the age of covid-19. >> all of our focus on reopening is first and foremost on safety for our students and for our educators and for our families. >> california's state superintendent tony thurman providing some insight with all things in this uncertain time, the answer isn't so cut and dry

we'll take a live look at san francisco at 280 at king street camera there. look at that.ery quiet on the roads and at the cal transtation. that's what i'm pretty much seeing across the board. i expected lighter traffic because of the holiday weekend and that is lighter than the light that we're already seeing. in the north bay, petaluma is following oakland and san francisco by launching its own slow streets program. the pilot initiative is currently under way on a handful of streets at opposite ends of the city. you can see the five streets on this map. the aim is to give neighbors safe spaces to walk, jog or bike while maintaining social distance. the city is asking for feedback and they expand the program t that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> thinking about going for an early morning hike in the east bay hills. 48

at 4 a.m. someone was on the freeway and was hit and died as a result of being hit by a car on the freeway. this is northbound 101. you can see the traffic is going to be a little bit slow. some alternates include 280 and 285. now back to the headlines. >>> topic the news this morning the san mateo sheriff's department is investigating after deputies shot and killed a woman in half moon bay. they say she fired at them first. sara zenehnam joins us with the details. good morning. >>reporter: good morning. this doesn't happen that often in half moon bay. it may come as a surprise as people wake up to this news. we are working on getting the details. the san mateo county sheriff's office was called to main street in half moon bay just before 8:00 last night. there was a woman carrying a rifle and alcohol. when they showed up they told the woman to drop her gun. she shot at the deputies and they fire back at her. she was taken to a hospital where she died from her injuries. the sheriff's office did

will inform date at this moment at 11:50 is received. grant said, if you send a message down this road to meet me, i will know where to meet you. lee and longstreet are back at the site. up with atruce comes fellow officer, to take lee into appomattox courthouse for the meeting with grant. as lee is getting ready to write ride -- two away, longstreet said the conversation continued into row consensus until the dispatcher -- in broken sentences until the dispatcher approached. i suggested that that event he should break up the interview until general grant to do his worst. o while need -- so while meade is arranging terms of surrender, he is telling grant to do everything he has got. still, if the situation requires it, is going to be very aggressive is the has to be -- if he has to be. we know what is going to happen next. grant atmeet with appomattox courthouse and surrender the army of northern virginia. lee is riding back from this surrender to his lines, salutation greeted him and suddenly as- as it arose. the road was packed with tr

here is a look at live doppler 7. visibility is okay and as we look out live this morning, you'll notice that in the south bay, yes, it is pretty gray. 57 san francisco, 56 in san jose. this is santa cruz, mid-50s here, going for a high of about 70 today, with overcast conditions. elsewhere around the bay, upper 50s, popular number with mid-50s in livermore. so we're cooler this morning, anywhere from five to about eight degrees cooler and as we look out towards the south bay, you'll notice that the overcast, it's going to stay with us this morning. it mixes out the low clouds and we have mid and high-level clouds for numbers in the lower 70s inland, 60s around the bay, cool at the coast, breezy late day today and inland valleys staying dry but wonder where we'll see the sun. june starts tomorrow and looking brighter and warmer. details in a few minutes. liz? >> thank you, lisa. >>> san francisco responds to the looting and vandalism. mayor london breed saying the city will start implementing a curfew at 8:00 tonight.

at a rally in vacaville on sunday. protesters say they plan to rally every week until the stay at home orders are lifted. president trump is out with a grim new projection for the number of coronavirus deaths here in the u.s. this comes as a top doctor on the white house coronavirus task force says that a vaccine could be possible by january karin caifa has more now from washington d c. >>president trump in a fox news town hall sunday, shifting his projection for us deaths from the coronavirus upward i was just a 65,000 and now i'm saying 80 or 90 and it goes up and it goes up rapidly but it's still going to be no matter how you look at it at the very lower end of the plane trump apparently referring to a march white house projection that said the country could see 100,000 to 240,000 deaths and also expressing confidence any vaccine by the end of this year. doctor deborah birx of the white house coronavirus task or said sunday a vaccine is possible by the start of next year on paper but would require proper execution o

first, a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that and sunshine behind you, kari. >> yes, as we head over to mountain view we're going to start out the day with sunshine but we'll start to see more clouds moving in as a new storm system approaches. temperatures in the low 50s and we'll see it only reach into the upper 60s today and looking at where that rain is now still to our north but moving in later today. the forecast is coming up in a few minute. laura? >>> all right, thank you very much. going to take you to washington because on capitol hill a dire warning on states just opening up too soon. a top expert with president trump's coronavirus task force tells congress the disease is certainly not under control and it could affect students going back to school in the fall. tracie potts is live in washington this morning with more steps on that and all the steps that are even being taken in our state of california. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: good morning. california making natio

east bay valleys 62 at 8:00 and look at that 76 at noon and the afternoon dnook at the breezes kick in and we drop down to 68 degrees by 8:00. for the south bay, 68 at 7:00 to mid and upper 70s this afternoon and for the peninsula, we'll jump from 55 and partly cloudy at 8:00 to sunny and 73 at 2:00. down to 62 and a little breezy, but sunny by 8:00. all right. one more day of comfortable weather before that weekend heat hits this weekend. that makes sense. weekend heat hits this weekend. jobina, take it over. >> thank you, mike. goode morning, everyone. i have some good news as far as our commute goes for our essential workers as you head out the door. the chp is not reporting a single crash right now or wd ad. we'll take a live look at the golden gate bridge and what we see out there just, oh, two cars making their way into san francisco this morning. it's been pretty light for the most part, but i have been seeing the traffic pick up, especially around the 6:00 a.m. hour. people keep following that for you. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >> i needed to he

a problem at all. he was asked why so many meat processing workers are testing positive. he said, quote, they're more likely to pick up an infection outside of the workplace, where these people spend two-thirds of their time. yeah, meat processing workers all have ended up positive, you know, by the hundreds, potentially by the thousands in nebraska, because they all do the same stuff outside of work that exposes them. also i've got wet hair when i get out of a swimming pool, but that might just be because i took a shower this morning before i went swimming. maybe that's why my hair is wet. i mean, yeah, all the meat workers, they're definitely turning up positive in the numbers that they are because of stuff they're doing at home. it's amazing. it must be really different people than all the other people in all the other different kinds of workplaces who don't have those kinds of numbers. it's definitely their fault. i will say for the first time today, for the first time, a nebraska meat plant has an

part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. it is cutting prices on some of its meets but only for the rest of this week from now until saturday, the company will discount its meets by 20 to 30%, including chuck and round roast as well as some ground beef products. this comes as reports show the prices at grocery stores across the u.s. are rising. the cost of groceries overall increased by more than 2 and a half percent last month. that is the biggest month to month increase in more than 40 years. one south carolina restaurant has a unique way to ensure social distancing inside the owners want to make the restaurant look as full as they could. so they ordered 10 blow-up dolls and dress them up like customers even giving them wigs to wear and a nice suit coat as well, it's looking pretty. the owners say they're also follo

at least 50 other people at the orinda care center have been infected.t clear if charges will be filed. according to "the chronicle" as of wednesday there were 104 cases. that is the lowest number since april 1st. more than 11,000 in the bay area. 416 people have died. >>> at the ymca on bell street open until 4:00 p.m. each day. drive up or walk up, either way testing is available for you. >>> speaking of drive-up there, people just trying to make it in the bay. a group of advocating withholding rent. they want landlords to cancel rent. so today driving a caravan through oakland. >>> and nbc bay area responds team taking your consumer questions about the coronavirus. consumer investigator chris chmura joins us with answers tomorrow night at 6:30. >>> now to a little something bittersweet. decades old company specialty's cafe and bakery. the cafe said good-bye in a big way giving customers boxes of frozen cookie dough at their warehouse in redwood city yesterday. cars lined up to get hold of the famous flavors like white chocolate macadamia nut. in just

future cast coming up at 11:00. list? >>> here is a look at your top national headlines. protesters taking to the streets here in california over a man who died in police custody in minnesota. can see here, demonstrators in los angeles taking over the 101 freeway just a little while ago. they are demanding justice for george floyd, the unarmed black man in minneapolis who died after being pinned down by a police officer. >>> we are learning more about the circumstances surrounding his death. in a new report, the fire department says medics in the analyst checked his pulse several times, finding none. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. the mayor is now calling for the officers involved in the fatal arrest to be prosecuted. >> do you think that was murder? >> i do. >> you do? >> let me be clear. the arresting officer killed someone. >>> the threat of thunderstorms for spacex delayed it's historic watch of the falcon 9 rocket. astronauts were on board and ready to go when the launch was scrubbed. the new lau

so time is not on your side as i see the sun rising at this time who is 91 degrees and walnut creek at around 10 o'clock in the morning and san jose promises to be just as hot if not hotter, south bay tends to be that way so get out there and enjoy this great weather for now because great will turn into horrible really quickly let me show you some cooling centers so many to pass along south touch upon about 3 for you. they will open in the heart of the day from 1 o'clock in the afternoon till 9 o'clock in the evening. if you live near camera avenue mayfair community center is for you and 3, 5, cass drive is right the middle of your screen that's a 7 trees. community center. that's an option for you and finally at the bottom of your screen. the cypress community center located at 4 '03 cypress avenue i just touched upon a few of them if you want the full list go to kron 4 dot com. you can see it for yourself and if other cooling centers are popping up will posted on our website usually daria they already they tell us a day in advance that we are ready to go but because of covid-19 they

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look at the cute face. the captain of a fishing boat saw it last september. >>> we begin week number eight and jeff ranieri is working from home. it is a big weet ahead of us with week ahead of us with the heat and then mother's day coming up. >> i've been able to get so many things on my to do list done before work without commuting so there has been a little built, little bit of a good sign, but like everybody, i'm looking for everything to get back to normal sooner. so as we get you outside to our live sky camera network, we will take you out here to tiberon. a beautiful shot with us this afternoon. just stunning here. throughout much of the bay area. now, as we move through tomorrow morning, i do see some cool 50s, beginning to return, and down to the south bay, at 51, and peninsula, 53. and the tri-valley at 49 degrees. and we're also starting off with a lot of sunshine here for the north bay, at 48. and san francisco, 50. and the east bay, at 52. as we move through the day tomorrow, there's really not

that's when you're at your best. >> that is when i'm at my best. dressed in my golf clothes so i might as well. >> great. >> get my tiger on. ooh, that was it. >> i've got to tell you right now, i'm so excite d. i haven't seen sports in so long, i'm just enjoying watching this. >> indoor -- what do you call it? oh, it's in there! >> that was attempt seven but it's in the cup. holy moly returns next thursday night here on abc 7. >>> speaking of steph, a little guy who wants to be curry 2.0, say, in 20 years. another edition of abc 7 "call my play." little levi loves shooting hoops. big steph curry fan. hits two in a row right here. >> nice shot. >> levi turns 2 this sunday. >> you have to wait. >> his reward, three cookies. mom, leslie, and dad, manuel, have a challenge, don't eat them while they step away. >> don't do it, levi. don't do it. they're coming back. whoo, that was close. >> you can have them now. >> happy birthday, levi! we just called your play on abc 7. you eat all those cookies, levi. send me your video. be sure to use the #abc7callm

>>fortunately it's not too much of a problem for him at least at the grocery store.uckily, i know where the beer and the wine is so it makes it very simple. >>but not every hearing impaired person is having as easy a time as david which is why his wife doctor jill case helped create these communicator masks most cup with hearing loss concentrate on watching someone slips. >>and when you have a solid mascot obviously are no longer able to do that. >>the other problem with solid face masks is how much they muffle your voice. doctor kay storm showed us the difference in decibel level near rivers and us >>grass is dramatic. even people with normal hearing the mass brings down their voice to almost half of what it normally is. >>the case worms are now working with a manufacturer in california to make the masks. they're also working to get them in to area grocery stores we've work now with some grocery stores to have one i'll that specifically designated for people with hearing loss. >>and they're wearing the communicator mass so now people with hearing loss can see someon

westerly winds at 24 miles per hour at sfo. 15 at concord, and for fairfield 12, also in oakland. mostly sunny skies, seasonal daytime highs for this time of year as we head through our afternoon. the winds will be increasing, 20 to 30 miles per hour as we head through the day, and i'll how is you exactly why coming in on moment, but we'll see those highs soaring this weekend. into the 90s inland this holiday weekend. there is a low pressure system to our north, up across the pacific northwest. that is going to drop a dry cold front our way. that's why the winds will be picking up for us. high pressure builds in as we look to the weekend. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, mostly sunny skies as we head through our day, and for tomorrow, even more sunshine, and those temperatures on the rise. looking to futurecast winds, and you can see those winds increasing as we go through our day, especially around the coast and around the bay. 74 in santa clara for a high today. for the east bay, topping out at 77 in concord. low 80s in antioch and brentwood. 70 in oakland, and mid-70s for

look at the timeline. we're at 8:00 tomorrow morning. it's just starting to move into the north bay. santa rosa on northward will start to see that rain after sunset tomorrow. it becomes scattered but there will be times of heavy waves of rain moving through parts of the east bay and the peninsula. the south bay will get the lighter amounts of rain as we get that typical rain shadow where it moves over the santa cruz mount bore it moves over the santa clara county. we're also looking at rain continuing into monday. in terms of how much we're going to get, it could be up to a quarter inch of rain in san jose. look at the east bay, there could be 3/4 inch of rain up to that amount or even higher for the north bay. we are now in the part of the driest time of the year. take a look at what we're usually getting in terms of rain for san jose. in january, we normally get over two inches, almost three inches of rain. you see how it drops off as we head towards march and april. and now that we are in may, this is one of those months where we usu

we will look at how hot we get in the accu-weather forecast ahead. >> here at abc 7, we're morning the had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the coronavirus pandemic. jc evans graduating from cal state east bay and earning a degree in psychology and heading to texas tech commerce to work on a masters in exercise science. mom says she is extremely proud of her daughter and we are, too. congratulations. and if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on our web site and we may give them a shout-out online, it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you're keeping your family safe. and by being brave... you're helping us all be brave. we know it's not easy... but helping will make everything go back to normal again as soon as possible. you're part of a big f

fremont at 76, 82 at livermore with redwood city at 76.everybody on averages 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, some even more than that. >> i was roasting yesterday, so i will take it. >>> while the world is grappling with the outbreak, one continent is free from infection. antarctica, the coldest place on earth, now considered the safest place in the world. they have no confirmed cases of the coronavirus. the region had a close brush with the virus when the outbreak said the various cruise ships but it never reached the frozen we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> feeling goodbye feeling good by doing good, what one east bay woman

and up in the north bay, 78 at santa rosa. 75 at napa.peratures are going to drop rather sharply on saturday. we'll see highs of only maybe 60 at the coast. mid-60s around the bay shoreline, and upper 60s to only about 70 in most inland locations, although it may be a little warmer than that at fairfield and antioch. not much change on sunday. still quite cool near the bay shoreline and along the coast, and even our inland areas will reach only 70, 72 degrees on sunday. however, warm-up begins on monday, and we'll see temperatures inching back up to more seasonal range up to upper 70s inland and a few low 70s around the bay shoreline. here is our forecast animation for the weekend conditions. starting at 9:00 a.m. saturday, notice the increase in clouds on saturday morning. and all through the day, we'll see some clouds lingering. and saturday evening around 7:00 or 7:30, we expect to see light rain developing in mendocino county and perhaps as far south as northern sonoma county. but it won't last long. we expect the rain to sort of tape

a retail site at any time, and no more than 50 workers at any time can be at warehouses, or at manufacturing sites. >> governor gavin newsom announced today, california now faces overlapping threats, the coronavirus, and fire season. ktvu's deborah is here now, with how the pandemic precautions are only going to make firefighting more difficult. deb? >> reporter: well, julie, it is cool outside, so it may not seem urgent, but after a dry winter fire season is expected to be rough. and covid-19 ads new risks. during rescues from recent wildfires, no one worried about spreading germs. >> where you at? >> or whether they would catch something if they were at the evacuation center. >> i think we have a lot of unknowns, what level is the pandemic going to be at when the fire hits? >> reporter: fire agencies are thinking about covid-19, because this work doesn't lend itself to social distance. on the lines, or in the base camps, where big fires bring thousands of crews all betting down in the same place. >> eating in the same location, they are showering, and getting resources and rest in one loca

let's look at our planner. 49 to 55 at 7:00.we head to noon, a few lingering high clouds out there, but a lot of sunshine. the sea breeze keep us near 60 at the coast. and then 72 to 77 this afternoon and back down into the 60s to near 70 at 7:00. can you believe this? a red flag warning for the high desert and eight hours of high fire danger as temperatures reach 96 in palm springs and low to mid 70s around sacramento and fresno and sunny 67 in monterey. more on the triple digits next. here's jobina. >>> now an abc7 news live update. >> aviation officials in pakistan say a passenger plane carrying 107 people onboard has crashed. we want to take you video now so you can see people in the streets near the crash site. the state-run pakistani airlines flight was arriving when it went down in a residential area near the airport. conflicting reports from the officials there. the mayor says everyone onboard died but civil aviation officials now say at least two people survived. karachi's mayor also says five or six houses were destroy

i was a lead witness at both civil trials at the courts. the witness stand three days, advanced only photography. the first time they actually were convicted, but then it was thrown out and appealed. so they had a second trial, and that was in 1978. i was on the witness stand. after my three days, they got the second witness up there and while he was up there, the judge came out and said, "we've reached a conclusion." the government and court had agreed to a settlement with regard -- the guard writing a letter of -- they did not want to say it was a letter saying they were sorry, it was a letter saying that they wish it could have been handled in a different way, and the judge awarded the plaintiff $650,000. the reason for this was dean taylor, who had been wounded and paralyzed from the waist down -- he did not have a rich family and is still paralyzed, so they gave him $450,000. part of the settlement was to end the whole thing and get to help people out, people who died, parents of children who were killed, but most of it went to dean ta

today at noon african-american religious leaders are gathering at san francisco city hall to deliver a social distancing sermon. they'll push for maintaining virtual services while calling for more medical aid and education about the virus in their communities. they say that the most important thing is keeping their congregation safe. >>> the latest look at testing administered across the bay area. come pu san francisco has tested the most people so far. have done about 5,600 tests per 100,000 people. alameda county including berkeley is somewhere in about the 5,000 region. marin, sonoma, napa and san mateo between 3,200 and 3,900. now to a live look outside overlooking san francisco and san jose on this memorial day monday. it's always a cool start to our morning across the bay area. one of reasons i love it here but the temperatures will start to creep up. i want to check in with meteorologist kari hall. you're timing this all out for us. i guess it's a good day for barbecue. >>> yeah, but you want to make sure you are very careful and just paying attention to your body if you're g

redwood city 79. 79 also at gilroy and 60 at pacifica.et's take a look at some readings that are a bit warmer. 85 in santa rosa. plu mid-80s at concord, and livermore. on we go to our forecast features. now tonight we'll have maincallily clear skies. it will be hot inland, and relatively mild on the coast as well. turning much cooler mother's day weekend and chance of showers early next week. we have three distinctly different weather patterns coming our way in a period of about five or six days. low temperatures tonight under clear skies will be mainly in the low to mid-50s. it will be pretty mild overnight. maybe a little cooler at the coast where lows will drop into the upper 40s. a full moon tonight. with the clear skies, you'll get a full view. on we go to our 12-hour planner for tomorrow. at the start of the day, early tomorrow morning, we'll have clear skies. mainly sunny in the absence of coastal fog. and it will be pretty mild, even at 7:00 in the morning with temperatures already in the mid 50s in many locations. it will be warm

take a look at this. new this morning, if you get to the airport if you are traveling and you realize you forgot your mask, las vegas airport now has an answer. they have new ppe vending machines. they offer items like facemasks, gloves, hand sanitizer and wipes. all major airlines require passengers to wear those face coverings. >> it comes with a hefty fee, too. if you're looking for something to do with your kids during the pandemic former president obama and wife michelle have you covered this morning. >> you can watch both of them from the chicago public library live from the library series. they recorded themselves reading the word collectors. >> some collect bugs, others collect baseball cards, some people collect comic books and jerome? what did he collect? >> the two alternated reading pages. they made some jokes along the way. mrs. obama kind of making fun of the president -- the former president in some of those videos. really cute, though. >> talking about his ears. that was funny. >> they're

marin is an at risk area with one in three of his residents at least 60 years old.the new order prohibits customers from being inside retail stores or touching merchandise plus it requires each business to physically display their plan to meet social distancing requirements. >> it is hard to shop for clothes when you do not actually get to see it and touch it, especially in this boutique. i will do whatever i can to help support them. >> marin county will also be opening parking lots today but it will still be illegal to drive to summer and parks that tend to draw large clouds. >>> covid-19 testing is expanding in oakland. a new free test site is opening at allen temple baptist church on international boulevard in east oakland. it will be dry fee-based e by appointment and no charge. mayor libby schaaf will be at the opening of that test site at 10:00. >>> students developed a new texting service to help parents identify nearby grab-and-go meal locations from local school districts. families can text a zip code to 855-906-3016 and received an automated list of the n

how do you look at the numbers and square where we're at?ound the country? is it about easing restrictions? >> well, i think testing is important that it goes up. i think we all are wanting to see about 30 tests per thousand population in every state. i think a state that achieves that is doing a good job. testing is critically important. you're going to have outbreaks. there's no doubt about that. if you're easing restrictions, you'll see the outbreaks. what you need to be able to do is rapidly identify them and contain them and prevent the spread further. it's almost like a fire department strategy. contain the fire before it breaks into an entire neighborhood being on fire. the sooner you pick up cases, the sooner you identify them and isolate them, the better it is. cases will go up. i worry about icu and hospital bed capacity. we need to monitor those. those are critical components. the cases that go to the hospital and the icu is where we have our limited amount of beds and where we need to be careful not to exceed our bed capacity. >>

in this new cove alert system, they will look at new cases and they will look at the r.esstimate. we don't have the exact numbers, this is a range of where we think it is at. so we think it is up to 0.9, those are the figures being bandied about. but we don't know for certain yet. this is at best educated guesses.|j we don't know for certain yet. this is at best educated guesses. i don't know if you've had a chance to speak to many doctors or co—workers in the last half hour or so. i wonder what there's reactions might beat to the steps, which are designed to protect the capacity of the nhs casilla nhs organisers is an organisation topic they've spoken about this, saying they've spoken about this, saying they won a balanced approach that is clearly communicated. they have to help the nhs and save lives, but the restrictions we've had have also caused sacrifice and hardship. so they welcome the fact that there was lots of emphasis on testing, but they said, "we don't see that there isa they said, "we don't see that there is a detailed and developed approach for that in th

louis and worked at the national archives at st. louis as a preservation technician and then in 2016 i moved back to california and then in my current role as an archives specialist. i'm going to turn it over to randy here and he can give you his bio. >> thank you, james. welcome, everybody. i want to thank mr. garza for his wonderful introduction and i also want to thank the friends of the north hollywood library and the sherman oaks friends of library as well for inviting us to come out here. i hope you enjoyed the earlier events. james did a great job so if you saw it, let him know that you appreciate what he did. ok? >> good job, james. so for myself i have been with the national archives basically this unit in southern california since 1995. i took a summer job as a file clerk basically just pulling the refiling materials upon customer requests. that summer job has now lasted 24 years and like i do like to tell people sometimi'm still looking far real job. i haven't grown up yet but i love doing what i do, giving the presentati

79 brokered at 77. well san jose hayward and fremont also rounding us out the 70's. tomorrow temperatures will climb a bit compared to today but not much warmer are big warm-up comes tuesday wednesday into thursday that's when we will see some inland highs back into the 90's help would stay thursday, it's going to be a shorter round of heat and certainly nothing as extreme as the heat that we had last week. unsettled weather returns next weekend with a slight chance of a few showers possibly of there. but overall just a noticeable cool down and into friday and saturday. that's your forecast for the week ahead also to back to the u.s., thanks a lot john in the south bay. we're starting to hear now from business owners that suffered damage to their businesses in the nights of protests that we've seen. >>on top of the hardships they were already facing because of the coronavirus kron four's gayle ong takes a look. >>we found one dolly that's been damaged the owners say they've been struggling after being c