and dave?that dave was dead, stories emerged. >> it seemed like she was controlled, in my opinion. >> an across the street neighbor. >> i mean, he's there standing there while she's, you know, pulling weeds, cleaning out gutters, washing his truck. and he's not lifting a finger to help her? come on. >> well, jane seemed, what, nervous? >> like a scared little rabbit. >> i was always a little leery about what was actually going on in the home. >> close friends said jane's fear reminded her of another vulnerable creature. >> jane looked like a scared cat. constantly doing like a twitch, looking over her shoulder, kind of looking to see if someone's behind her. >> and this from jane's former co-worker. >> he was very aggressive. he was very demanding. and when he said jump, she would go how high? >> how strange it was, she thought, that jane always wore long sleeves, even when it was hot outside. but more disturbing. >> there were times when she would come in and i noticed on her face it looked sw

dave simpson, thank you so much.d are keeping a watchfull eye on a new resident. a greylag goose has built a nest in a raised flowerbed and set up home on the normally busy station concourse. she's sitting on four eggs and, as you can see, has become an instant media star. a reminder of our top story: afundraising campaign involving more than a0 countries and donors raises more than $8 billion to fund vaccine reserarch. the united states and russia stayed away from the conference. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. hello there. the highest temperature on monday was 20 celsius, that was in west wales. today it's going to be cooler across the board. but as the week goes on, so temperatures will rise once again, peaking on friday in the sunshine. for many parts of the country, our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure, keeping it dry and clear. the fly in the ointment, and it's a big fly, is this weatherfront here, bringing in wet a

dave simpson is a music critic with the guardian.bout late february. we spoke about the making about a song of theirs called european female for the guardian european week and he was on good form, he was funny, looking forward to the tour they had, which was going to be the farewell tour this year, and it's been postponed already because of the virus, i don't know if it will now not go ahead at all. it's hard to imagine the stranglers without dave greenfield, i have to admit. how will he be remembered by you and by fans and other musicians? he was a very strange character to wind up in a punk band. he was a prog rocker with a moustache and long hair but hejoined a punk band and in that he gave them musicality that no—one in the punk scene had, they were very different, and he made them last, really. he came up with the music for golden brown, their most famous hit. he was a massive part of that band and british music, really. and also famously the rest of the band didn't think much of it at first, did they? the story is, hugh cornwel

his name is dave. dave, say hello to t.j. >> [ bleep ]! dave! >> hey, t.j. >> dave!huge fan. my friend will be so jealous. i'm going to text her. huge! oh, my gosh. >> how are you doing? how are you? >> i'm going a little out of my mind currently now. i feel like i'm having a coronavirus dream. this is crazy. >> jimmy: dave, you gave him a relapse. >> that's the effect i have on most people, i think. yeah. >> jimmy: we both very much appreciate what you're doing there, t.j. so our friends at life is good apparel company want to send you $10,000 to spend however you like. they have a new line of merchandise called tees for the times to help spread optimism during this time. and they're going to send gift packages to each of the nurses in your department to thank and honor them too. >> that's amazing. thank you. >> jimmy: and dave, do you have anything you'd like to share with t.j. right now? >> hmm. let me see. i just happen to have a guitar in my lab. >> jimmy: oh. >> maybe i'll play a little song. >> yes! do it! >> jimmy: that would be terrific. >> this one's for yo

dave simpson, thank you so much, lovely to talk to you. thanks very much.ng more than a0 countries and donors has raised more than $8 billion to fund vaccine research. much more on all the news any time on the bbc news website. thank you for watching. hello. the highest temperature on monday was 20 celsius. that was in west wales. today it will be cooler across the board, but as the week goes on, so temperatures will rise once again, peaking on friday in the sunshine. for many parts of the country, the weather is dominated by that area of high pressure keeping it dry and clear. the big fly in the ointment is this where the front bringing in wet and windy weather into the south—west through the early hours, and as we head into tuesday morning it is a wet start in the south—west of england, some heavier rain, strong and gusty easterly winds across devon and cornwall, the isles of scilly on the south—west of wales, gusts of 50, even 55 miles an hour. the winds will die down later on in the morning and afternoon but the rental edge eastwards along the south coa

curve to we have to fiend a cure or everyone's going to die >> that video getting a lot of attention, dave portnoy will join us and why he wants to punch boeing in the face and we begin with the smackdown on the china crackdown and chip stocks getting rocked as the u.s. takes a new aim at huawei and ylan mui is life with more. >> the white house put huawei on the blacklist a year ago, but the administration is still worried that it is relying too heavily on u.s. technology and on u.s. software so today the white house is tightening the restrictions around a supply chain. companies will now be banned from providing huawei with chips made using american parts or american design unless they receive special permission from the commerce department. of course, this also applies not just to huawei, but also to its affiliate including its inhouse chipmaker silicon and it comes at a time when the white house is trying to blame china for spreading the coronavirus. just today this afternoon president trump told reporters that he is not thrilled with the possibility that china won't fulfill its obliga

pulled out a doughnut of the breast breakfast trays and said dave, dave always came for food.ot the donut he got dave out of their and we went back to our lodging 10 minutes may be a fellow knocks on the door, he is in full dress uniform he's the camp commander and he said, sir, dave is not allowed in laurel again. obviously had been sent by the president to tell us not to bring dave to laurel again. the president was really nice about dave but not about dave chasing >> pets play in a normal Ãb play an enormous role. they brought heidi a waverunner, heidi had an accident on one of mimi's rugs and got sent to exile in gettysburg. [laughter] i also got to say that one unknown fact about the white house is the burial ground of our pet parakeet was on the third floor named pete, pete died so we were allowed to give the bird a dignified burial in the rose garden and we put up a little, my siblings and i put up a little, " pete, rest in peace". but they took it down to mow the lawn. >> you got to wonder roosevelt the first guy who had the west wing also had a gigantic collection of

. >> shots fired by dave & busters.o people down over by johny rockets. >> reporter: overnight shots fired at an arizona mall. police saying a man with an ar-15 fired hundreds of rounds injuring at least three. >> i have one with a gunshot to the chest and another with a broken femur. >> reporter: officers searching the popular outdoor shopping and entertainment center near the arizona cardinals stadium finding the shooter in custody this morning. his motive unknown. >> our officers challenged that suspect and were able to safely take that person into custody. >> reporter: the westgate mall had been closed because of the coronavirus and just recently re-opened stores. >> the pandemic very likely could have possibly been a life saver tonight because of the smaller crowds. >> the shooting happened right there. police running. helicopters in the air. we were hiding in the back. >> reporter: shoppers and employees hiding when the shots rang out. this mother rushing to the scene after a frightening call from her daughter. >>

dave: no, that's a great point.nt to say this is truly one of the best segments you've ever done on the show, the whole show has been great from top to bottom. but more important than any of that i want to say that it is our god-given right to drive into a strip club and have a woman pull dance in front of you and have hot wings delivered to you and that's exactly my friend the very thesis of don't burn this book, speaking for yourself in an age of unreason. thank you and good night. greg: last word tyrus, good idea or bad idea. tyrus: a stripper at a drive-through stroke lot, hi, yes i would like a stormy daniels special just like over winfrey with ellen degeneres' personality. hold on i'm getting my wife's orders, she would like a time machine dress like keanu reeves with lou dobbs smile to go. into diet coke's, to diet cokes. phenomenal. amazing. greg: you could order specials, i finally got what you are doing. very slow. tyrus: america's not. greg: i'm all for creativity, ingenuity but safety, so self distance w

with me as chaplain dave robinson. you are recently retired as the director of the correctional institutions chaplaincy. >> yes. >> welcome to retirement, after many years of serving. tell us what correctional institutions chaplaincy is. >> cic is a nonprofit formed in the early 60s and incorporated in the 70s as a joint effort with the evangelical association and one of the few remaining love child of that movement. we are there for the specific purpose of serving all the men, women and youth that are incarcerated in the santa clara county. a nonprofit. we are, part of the budget comes from the county. part of the budget comes from local churches, faith communities and individuals who are supporting of this ministry can. >> tell us a bit about the santa clara county system and who is there and how manysonserand wh kpopula the poonto t 3500 people. the last few years, the population was reduced. there is a women's jail and the men's facility. there is the main jail complex downtown san jose near the county and we are a

stay with us. >>> joining us on "communidad del valle" is dave cortez. welcome to the show, dave. >> hi, damian. thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. you know, we've had -- last week we had this covid-19 latino task force-out of the mission district. and they were on this from day one. they've been on it for about two months now. have we lagged behind, by we, i include myself in that as a member of the press, have we lagged behind in getting the word out in silicon valley to the latino community? >> i think we have lagged behind in that particular area. it relates back to this debate about transparency. you know, about data and statistics that's been going on since day one, since the pandemic became a pandemic. and different governments, local, state, and federal are handling the dissemination of information differently. san francisco has done it differently than we have down here. i've been calling out for granular data, if you will, census track by census track, based on who, what, why, when, where. what's thee ethnicity, race, ge rog

to the point that dave cortese made and dr.ng's teaching of civil disobedience, but peaceful protest, you know, you wonder if the protesters heard that this is what george floyd would want, peaceful protest if those words would resonate with them. for the most part this has been peace in san jose today by far, by and large. but a couple of incidents. as you point out, larry, it's friday night, it's warm out, it's summertime, and there's still several hours left before dark. so we may be here for quite some time. >> i think that's likely the case. just watching these pictures, and i can just feel the angst building inside of me because i'm seeing more and more of these potential confrontations. as you said, you have all these elements with the coronavirus people quarantining, staying at home, so many have lost their jobs, they feel financial stress, they feel frustration, they see video of a man who's pleading for his life, ends up dying. then four days to charge and then some would argue, undercharging with a third-degree murde

dave greenfield was described asa kind, dave greenfield was described as a kind, generous soul.ing. much more on the bbc website and on twitter. hello there. the highest temperature on monday was 20 celsius, that was in west wales. today it's going to be cooler across the board. but as the week goes on, so temperatures will rise once again, peaking on friday in the sunshine. for many parts of the country, our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure, keeping it dry and clear. the fly in the ointment, and it's a big fly, is this weatherfront here, bringing in wet and windy weather into the south—west. through the early hours, and as we head into tuesday morning, it's a wet start in the south—west of england, some heavier rain, strong and gusty easterly winds across devon and cornwall, the isles of scilly on the south—west of wales. gusts of 50, even 55mph. those winds will ease down later on in the morning and through theafternoon, but the rain will edge eastwards along the south coast of sussex, northwards into south wales and become lighter and more patchy in the afte

is it essentially saying the same thing , that dave is saying? >> it's definitely going in the same direction dave is going and in a much less erudite way. one thing i see, that i would love for people to take away from the conversation both about the nss and about the book which i don't think we have really centered our conversation with , i don't mean on this panel, i think generally talk about american strategy. both against snakes and against dragons is that are the wages of oursuccess . great powers were driven to the edges of the conflict spectrum the cause we are so dominant and on baha'i wrongs of the escalation ladder. so nobody thought they could win a war against the western militaries and that's why they were driven to the edges of the conflict spectrum moreover , i think the notion that russia and china are revisionist powers, they are rejection's powers. russia has determined it etcan't be successful on so they rightly point out in the book they taken on a liminal strategy . >> defined liminal because it's not a word everybody uses

. >> dave?> get everybody out here to my house now. >> okay. >> reporter: he called the indiana state police where he used to work. >> get everybody out here to my house. >> go to dave camm's house now. signal 10. okay. david we're gonna, we've got people on the way, okay? >> get everybody out here. >> come here. >> everything's going to be okay all right? we're going to --. >> every, everything's not okay, get everybody out here now! >> they're coming, go to dave camm's house now. do you know what happened, david? >> no. >> reporter: david camm's 13-year journey into hell was only minutes old. >>> coming up -- >> he was beating on the door hollering, nelson, somebody killed my family, they're all dead. >> reporter: your family, dead, murdered. how do you begin to absorb that? >> just all these things spinning around inside my head is sush rerreal. >> he went down to the ground, was laying down and said, why did i have to go? >> there was more pain, much more still to come. when "dateline" conti

i don't know about you dave. but let's check in with steve. >> i looked at the clock at the time he said it was coming, i said look at steve. >> sometimes it works, sometimes but marin county was the leader of the pack there. all day, that is true. there's a little bit of and going into the san mateo coaster looks like it's washing out. there will be a few showers. russian river wasn't far behind. santa rosa, incidentally not just picked up missing a half inch of rain. as we mentioned it was all about areas north of the golden gate, that's exactly what happened. 50s, 60s on your temperatures here. san jose is 50 degrees per that's a little band right there. i don't think there's too much left. maybe even up to san francisco, oakland and over towards a 80 might get a little rain there. we're looking for a mostly cloudy day. there may be some sun breaks for the next system is going to drop in and the pattern looks very active here going all the way out into next week. so highs today now they will be below average e

i am dave clark. good morning. am pam cook and it's wednesday may 6 and getting through the middle of the week. >> we are there, pam. you did it. >> we are here. let's check in with steve paulson. i just opened up the window to make sure i

. >> it is always good to see you, pam cook, i am dave clark, it is may 21 and it is good to see dave paulson, especially when he has a good forecast. good morning, steve. >> good to be seen, we have a good forecast. that is, unless you like rain. next week, we could be out of your comfort zone, just a little bit of fog from the city and down into the san mateo coast, it looks mostly clear, 40s and 50s on temperatures. santa rosa is 47. close for everyone else, temperatures are 60s and 70s. we will bump these up. 78 degrees it, pretty close to seasonal averages. the big news is the warm-up after tomorrow. it will start on saturday, saturday will not be too bad, but say sunday or monday, click on your ac. it is warm going into next week. temperatures today start up in the 40s and the 50s, with patchy fog. that is not going to last too much longer. the high will start to build and for saturday and temperatures are on their way above average. today, close to where they should be this time of year. 60s and 70s. let's go over to sal, by this time, ultima pass, something is showing up. >>>

spahr dave.good morning guys, good morning, everybody and off to a foggy start telling us the marine layer is trying to fight back a little bit hey about that and we're going to be a change in temperatures starting today but more earnestly it looks like as we get into. tomorrow that's going to get out u c berkeley shot here yet still the purple haze linger around a little bit. that's going to mix out though fairly quickly for us this morning. temperatures in the upper 50's we got 63, antioch 60 for livermore upper 50's up to the north bay and 46 tomato 58 coming in for san jose across the wider bay, our temperatures are some half a dozen degrees behind where they were this time yesterday nevado stands out at 13 degrees behind have been based pretty close to yesterday and 10 degrees behind for san jose. we do have that heat heat advisory still in place and it's a heat warning for solano county. inland highs in the 70's, the coast numbers in the lower 70's still watch out. for some heat exhaustion,

>> it looks pretty good, gasia, and dave. it looks like this may be it for the season, almost to june. we usually don't get anything in june, but it looks pretty impressive for also april and may, but things are winding down. there is still a little

let's check in with dave spahr to get more on that. hi dave. >>hey good morning marty good morning, everybody not much the way a circuit service circular of motion going on that kind of cools us off a little bit from the the bay and of course the coast not seen that your forecast going on for this memorial day is as follows sunny skies. and those temperatures climbing well in the business of the 90's for the inland areas 70's happening at the coast and a heat advisory in place, not just today but really for most of the rest of the week ahead. so there's a live shot coming in of the golden gate bridge and talk about little traffic there one one car going north to a little bit of a breeze happening but not much of one and that's going to be pretty much hallmarks of what we have over the next couple of days. temperatures in the 60's upper 60's that that off to the far east bay upper 50's up in the north bay 63 san jose 50's covering the peninsula. what we have is that this week longest hanging out this high pressure system what the falling air. so

a u-haul reset with dave simmons' name and number.cell phone bill from december of twun, right before he disappeared, which showed a number of phone calls to that same number. >> you gave detective wilson all of the document you had on dave simmons? >> yes. >> unfortunately, ellen no longer had the voice mail, the one she claims to have discovered on mike's cell phone. the sexually explicit one from dave simmons. >> the only proof they had a relationship are the voice mails which don't exist anymore. >> i think people, if they knew mike, would know that he would never send anybody money ever unless there was some sort of relationship there. >> mike was supporting this guy. >> i never found enough money that he was supporting him but he was definitely helping him out. >> reporter: police tell us ellen's information didn't lead anywhere. the detective didn't locate mike in the caribbean and when he tried to contact dave simmons from phoenix he never got a response. but that same albuquerque journal article, the one that so infuriated el

welcome to mornings unto i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook and it's wednesday may 20th and thank you for waking up with us and let's check in with steve paulson. a pretty nice day yesterday. >> , i have a graphic for you dave and pam we do have low clouds here with our system and we are up in the sierra. chico, northern sacramento valley and hanging on in the sierra and that's in place today and you may snow kirkwood picked up eight inches of new snow blue canyon below 5000 feet picked up one inch of snow. 40s and 50s on the temps and that's the only fly in the ointment. no big deal to dave and maybe we are done for good and there are hints around early june temperatures bump up. santa rosa goes one above and everyone is pretty close to slightly above. let's head over to my good friend, sal. i hope it is quiet out there. >> good morning to you and traffic is doing well at this early hour on wednesday you can see traffic is moving well on the san mateo bridge as you head out west no major issues in san mateo or dumbarton bridge or the bay bridge. here we are. you can see traffic is lo

i am dave clark. >> good morning dave clark, good morning everyone. >> i am waiting a fan to keep you cool. >> i am tamica, i am not and i am ready for cooler weather. let's check in with steve. >>> today, day three of heat. it is always a little tricky. today, some near the coastal they will drop inland. it will be very hot. fog is to the north and the south. it is just not here yet. 50s and 60s. pete giddings was always very generous and kind. he was -- i guess, if i had to look up someone, he would sit be someone who helps me when i started out. oakland and san jose will not make it to 84, but there could be a couple. not as many as yesterday. a hot day and then. a cool day is on the way for tomorrow. friday is it a day and then saturday you could get rain from the low coming in and the west southwest. cooling today, cooler, much cooler by friday. one more day, it will be above average. inland it will be near 100. over to sal, ultima pass, or anywhere else, the chip traffic is picking up. good morning, sir. >>> i can take your traffic request. the ultima pass. all right, let's see

dave is going to feel like summer today, right? >> that is correct and by monday it will feel like fall again. or early. we will go from one trim to the other. today if you like the warmth of the heath and you say i need a little rain for my garden early next week it looks like it will be for you. that fast. napping yesterday 87. today 71 in the city, 77 and 85 to 91. it sounds like 8186. golden gate park 52, which is 3degrees colder than official readings. until south southwest at three. it is slightly on shore. 4050s and 60s. berkeley is 59 degrees. napa airport, 46. big differences here on some of the -- mill valley 49, tim russert 48 so there are pretty big spreads. mt. diablo still walking with 40 miles an hour and 49 yesterday. high pressure is your trend today except for maybe i pattern. you might want to put down your coffee and take a look. one day a quarter inch in santa rosa monday into tuesday of next week. it looks unseasonably cool. today looks very warm and unseasonably warm. a little change friday but wendy called h

dave: i'm sure you see the movie edr christy, were entering a phase in america where there is simply nobody left to trust. were about a week and a half away from being told that we are supposed to water the crops with gatorade. if we don't have anyone to trust to get a lot worse. that's what most of this book speaking for yourself in an age of unreason is about. we need institutions that we can trust. joking aside, we needed fbi that we can trust, a cia that we can trust in in this regard, trump is actually getting rid of bad actors and actually that is a good thing. greg: he is actually draining the swamp. kat, my favorite part of the story, they were done by a notetaker, don't you hate people who take notes, if you were in a meeting or i was in a meeting, somebody took notes and i'm screwed or you're screwed. kat: that is true. but again as a libertarian, i'm so shocked to hear that there is such a thing as a cop abusing their power. but obviously being sarcastic so all the republicans watching, welcome. when you say that, people say you're not supporting law enforcement, i obvious

let's get the latest now from dave spahr hi dave.od morning, everybody and really improving know this morning it looks like we'll salvage out some decent sunshine going on for today always keep in mind though when we have a center like this you can always get a pop-up little isolated thunder shower. the colder air aloft there's the look at the east bay, pretty much contra costa county there when you have some moderate rain showers still holding together down to the south lingers all the way to the santa cruz mountains and that's another area of concern as we get a good day time heating going on for today putting it into motion. there still is a bit more upstream, although it is clearing over most of the region for now so we'll call it again variable clouds throughout the day and location alcatraz looking pretty good here almost looks all trade like a summertime day. there's that the foreground behind at san francisco and there's the bay bridge temperatures in the upper 60's already for antioch 62 conquered livermore and also the lowe

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. it is "star wars" day today in case you forgot. 'may the fourth be with you'. let's check in with steve paulson for a look at the forecast. what are we in store for this monday morning, stephen? >> a little warmer and all the way into friday. similar to what we had a week ago when it warms up in the warmest days look to be thursday into friday and saturday windy and overcast and drizzle and light rain and sunday sunny and windy. most of that is coming down in the system there keeps things in check through wednesday and after that it will jump up thursday, friday. sunny for all in 60s and 70s. temperatures above average here . santa rosa is 40 with some areas to the north and even san jose is checking in an ken wood 35 and healdsburg in there and i know nampa airport is closed. i would not be surprised if they checked in but everything says mostly sunny and warmer. that's where we will go today. temperatures near average to above. it might be the coolest day of the week. let's go to sal. >> good morning, steve traffic is working wel

ainsley: congratulations, dave on the book. dave reuben if you want to pick up his book "don't burn this book" thinking for yourself in the age of unreason. have a good one. >> thanks, guys. ainsley: you are welcome. 7:36 here on the east coast. new dhs report says that china hid the truth about covid-19 so that they could hoard medical supplies. newt gingrich is disgusted with that news. so what should be our response? he is going to join us live next. these are extraordinary times,

i see dave clapping. use your hashtag ktvu. >>> all right, the nascar cup series is back tonight with a race at the charlotte motor speedway. last night there was a truck series race, everyone was watching kyle busch. kevin hardwick offered 50 grand to any driver that could beat kyle busch and a truck series race after he won his seventh straight truck race in vegas. chase elliott took the offer, leading the final 24 laps, holding off busch to end the streak and claim the money. it was for a good cause. the money goes to the covid-19 relief efforts. watch tonight on fox sports. >>> the hockey season is over, according to the nhl's plan to restart the season, the nhl says they will go right into a 24 team playoff if they can resume play. that puts the sharks on the outside looking in. the playoff game will be played in a two hub series, they have not named to the cities yet. >>> major-league baseball is negotiating with players about a plan to restart the baseball season. they had an agreement in the pande

telecommuting and video conferencing have become 2nd nature how will technology reshape the new normal dave grave line joins us in just a few minutes but 1st we're hearing so much about supply chain disruption lately and this is not just a pickle for manufacturers it's hitting home at the kitchen table in a recent virtual senate committee meeting kansas republican pat roberts said people are finally realizing that food doesn't come from a store and if you have masked up and browse the one way street aisles at the supermarket lately it is a creepy experience and you have seen some bare shelves is this the new normal let's ask the host of the american family farmer radio show himself a working farmer doug stephan welcome back. and prevent a mass crime just for you and i think they're going to have. whatever you know no thank you it was nearly 3 years ago one of the very 1st shows i did when i came to r.t. america you said something that was a mouthful you said in 50 years we will not be able to feed ourselves and lately i'm thinking about that mythical doomsday clock that shows us how many mi

dave tim in the studio. >> he waited as long as he could. i told him to wait to take the cats out. >> it is cold. 30s, well below average for this time of year. it will be sunny and warm up. mostly sunny today. temperatures will be warmer, 30s and 40s to start for most locations, temperatures will warm up. santa rosa is 49, golden gate park is 49. there are chilly readings closer to the coast we will have a few places much cooler this morning. we had highway 13 earlier, anything else? >>> we have patterns returning for the commute, let's put the arrow there. 580 has slow traffic. there it is. 580 after 205, just like that, we have pre-pandemic getting a little bit of the slowing coming in. is that the sign that things are returning to normal? we have a lie have the picture where traffic is doing very well. let's go back to dave. >>> starting today, bay area counties will lift the shelter and place restrictions today, outdoor businesses including nurseries and carwashes will be allowed to welcome back customers, and golf courses and skate par

a job including me, let's what can expect this morning dave. >>well well we are talking about the pollen earlier and it's in the may category for what we've got going on it's oak grasses in mulberry of the culprits with all of this and the forecast looks like it's going to be lot worse next week, so whatever you're going to help to with allergies and so forth got to keep up next week we have a chance will sprinkle moving in this weekend and that will rewrite the poll and your car here is the shot from u c berkeley, a fairly clear shots we only have a little bit of glaze going on this morning from the golden gate as well those bay area temperatures get a load of this we're in the chilly 40's up in the north bay mid-fifties off to the east bay except tri valley, there are 49 livermore 51 per san jose. and what we project going on this morning. well we're up to 53 come atm at 11, 66, although highs today will be a little bit more modest than what they were from yesterday. again we should drop out if you will by saturday or sunday with the sun comi

let's check in with meteorologist dave spahr good morning dave. >>good morning. marty good morning everybody in this morning. we've had a little bit karl, the fog helping out around the bay keep those temperatures down a little bit from where they were 24 hours ago. now it's it's still with us we're still dealing with it in spots at least we can see the shot from u c berkeley there we see a lot of blues in the sky, but still that layer fog hovering right over the bay at this hour right now temperatures thus far 68 for concord 70 for livermore and 71 for any aac excuse me 74 kind of the new number somebody has raced and what piece of paper number lower 60's go along the east bay shoreline and 50's up there the north bay 66 meanwhile for san jose. >>this is we still have with us this up another day for this heat advisory covering most of the bay except near the water's edge. now the inland areas is pretty close to business as usual want some of the spots so you're seeing along the creek will be a touch cooler today are not as warm. but the big jump you're going to

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i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. it is tuesday may 26. dave, welcome back. it's a little too hot for may. let's check in with steve. i've opened up the windows, yesterday i thought all evening, we reluctantly open, is it colder outside inside, warmer, it's hard. with no air conditioning it's hard . >> i try to bring you good news today pamela, but today is not one of those days. after that things will start to a lot of records set today . i west of monterey. it is a whitney, of high- pressure right now, there are several little differences that the north northeast breeze is not as robust as a was yesterday at this time. more record highs, this does look like the hottest day. he goes until 7:00 p.m. on thursday. this is mainly for inland areas. if you think it's warm, it is. 66 livermore, san jose also at 66. there is a slight is northeast. they will be in the low 100s today. we do have a e way. but not until friday or saturday. that little load on their don't be surprised it brings us some rain on saturday. well, highs will be way above average today. i hope

dave: they asked us to reduce production by 20%. that's a tough thing to do. we can't just turn the cow off, she's been bred to produce milk. jessica: he's cutting back on the number of times his cows are milked, which means fewer hours for his employees. dave: we are trying to make them hold by paying them -- make them whole by paying them a little extra to keep them here. jessica: daniels, also selling off some of his dairy cows, to beef processing plants. their collars, left behind. dave: when we were loading them animals, i went and wrote a letter, a word document to the cheese processor and i said, i said, this is not what a farmer wants to do. he'd much rather have healthy animals, instead of have animals go on a truck, so that is what bothers you a little bit more. robb: i always think of this as one of the top two noble professions you can have, the first being military and being able to defend your country, the is being able to feed your second country. jessica: that's why robb ewoldt says he'll keep plowing on, hoping his crops make it where they're

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hi dave. >>well good morning marty good morning, everybody i'm not off to a bad start so we have pretty much clear skies mostly sunny going on for today and most of this week, there's all recall what happens tomorrow night and into wednesday morning a bit of the coast, here's a look at the wind speeds though for you pretty much single digits at this hour that's kept temperatures supported a little bit overnight around the delta but even oakland a little bit of 57 currently we graduated up to the 40's up there in the north bay there in the upper 30's just about an hour or so ago 52 meanwhile for san jose and the breakdown for you where it's 66 by 11 2 at 77. but go up because this first week of may is going to give us a little bit of summer coming up back to you. >>ok dave thank you's coming up the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news, a new revised shelter-in-place orders now in effect for 6 bay area counties. >>we'll take a look at what will be allowed under the revised order that's comin

thank you dave. sonoma county has further advanced and phase 2 of reopening a new order allows restaurants to offer outdoor dining kron four's gayle ong visit restaurants and khatami to say just how they're welcoming back customers. >>it's the first weekend of the expanded face to reopening in sonoma county restaurants are eager to serve and customers are excited to dying out it was nice it's a really nice day a nice weekend us. >>not that crowded which is really restaurants in sonoma county are gradually reopening patio space for customers would regulations in place social distancing. and face coverings ellison and patrick mullane are had lunch at cafe salsa grill in downtown can tati due to the ample patio space it's nice to have some kind of sense of normalcy back in the community and it feels good and support a local business like this as well as awesome they know things will be like it used to be for a very long time i ever surrey one year wedding anniversary was last tuesday so it came in secon

let's check in with dave spahr hi dave. >>a good morning. marty good morning, everybody that they will continue to be chilly but. around that an land course is going to be quite warm to hot. warm is really only reserved for near the water's edge. but anywhere inland. it's going to be h o t going on today the live shot coming in for alcatraz island in the foreground you can see all this haze from the cold waters behind it san francisco in the bay bridge off to the distance of the left-hand side here is the same as the golden gate bridge. and again some of that haze kind of lingering a bit a little bit of a minor breeze, but for the most part mostly sunny skies on tap today, we have are set up here. high pressure in the northwest. so it technically provide a little bit of an offshore flow but really we don't have much the way of winds working much here. they're providing still with the falling in the sinking air that little extra or you know for high temperatures today. but this is a one-day event it's going to pop today and then this weekend

i am great dave, i am great. how are you? >> mostly good, everything looks pretty quiet here. but there might be a few pop up showers later this afternoon, there are some just off of santa cruz, monterey, but so far the system is mostly out of the picture. but once bitten twice shy. i would think napa county, solano, maybe concho pass and santa clara late in the day will get it. a little warmer today, yesterday unseasonably cool, they will start to bounce up of, in fact only 3% gross in the city. a lot of 40s popping up, even 40s and the peninsula, lakeport is 40, the system is still turning and that could wrap around, chances are probably not but we will magenta, highs today 60s and 70s, all right, let's send it over to sell right now it doesn't look like hesk unless something new has developed. >> it is pretty quiet, right now we have traffic that is moving along very well, and if you are driving out soon you will see traffic looks good. san mateo bridge is moving along nicely on westbound 92 heading out to the peninsula. all of the bridges are off to a nice start so we like

thank you dave. the oakland police department confirms its 4th coronavirus case among employees the department says the worker has not been on the job since last thursday and is currently offside self quarantined and recovery. well an oakland couple is among more than 1 million people worldwide who have recovered from covid-19 kevin martin jones. became infected after kevin return for home from francine ended up cutting his trip short due to the european a travel restrictions. so when he returned home, kevin isolated himself from his partner, but he ended up having to go to kaiser hospital in oakland with a high fever. >>so i i loans are asking air. because as you can tell right to greet her well talk seeds shot 21 to go through this. i hear. >>martin says said he had moderate symptoms but he was just miserable kevin says that he's anxious to find out what long-term side effects this may have on his health since there are still so much unknown about the virus. >>in the east bay new in contra costa co

>>all right dave thanks a lot. let's get to another big story we're following this tuesday morning tesla ceo elon musk has restarted car production at its factory in fremont and that's to fine. alameda county shelter in place order kron four's will tran live at tesla headquarters this morning in fremont he has the details i will. >>marty good morning. i have not seen any authorities come to this location elan musk did say that he is prepared to get arrested he knows full well, but he does not have the blessing of alameda county public health officials let me step out show you what's going on you can see all those headlights going right past the tesla facility. and then we'll zoom into the parking lot you can see all those cars right there. and then we'll move the camera to the left i want to show you the lay of the land as they make a right turn into the parking lot they have to buy i go drive by a security gate. can tell you we did see one instance where a worker was stopped was asked did he have a mascot appears