instead of 85 in fairfield tomorrow, we will probably hit 80 degrees. most places will be in the mid- 70s, something like that, so slightly cooler. warm bay area spots will be in the mile mid-70s. 82 in fairfield and brentwood right now, those temperatures are already cooler today than they were yesterday. and that is the trend as we go into the weekend. even a chance, mark was talking about it at 4 o'clock, the chance for a few sprinkles sunday into monday. and you see a little bit of hayes in the atmosphere, i think that is representing the increased moisture along the coast, there's the claremont hotel, and there's the city that is running at about 1/10 of a full speed. it's barely moving. there's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. plenty of fog and then check out the afternoon, a kind of burns back but sticks to the coast. that's where the massive cooling will be coast side. temperatures inland, yellows are 70s, orange our 80s. i will point it out again, it's that time of year, these winds, the green color representing cooler air. it gets right

as you head into the east bay valleys, the 90 catches your eye in fairfield, and 91 in fairfield.ht very comfortable. great sleeping weather but notice more cloud cover out there. high pressure over top of us right now and that's why it's warmest today. the marine layer returns and we are about ten degrees cooler tomorrow. we will hold steady for thursday and then cool just a little bit more saturday and sunday. looks like a quiet forecast other than the warmth today and the chance of a sprinkle on sunday. >>> abc7 is honoring the class of 2020 that had to forego graduations and other milestones because of the pandemic. one student's mom says she is so proud, and her daughter is deciding between three colleges this far, so congratulations. we do ask that you not send any professional photos on our website. you can check out a photo gallery of all of the seniors we are honoring. >>> san francisco's airbnb is now requiring a 24-hour gap between bookings and people in florida's largest retirement community can soon get their medications by drone. here's "tech bytes." >> residents of

north wind translated the warmer for all with the 60s and upper 70s and may be near 80 and around fairfield they could do it. one of the few. we are well above average on the highest which is not something that we have seen. and now sal castaneda is here now and will tell us if anything new is going on.>> good morning steve, nothing that is to major out there and you see that traffic will be okay if you're driving on the golden gate bridge. it is a smooth drive and i do not see anyone. and by the way it is always this way even when we did not have the pandemic going on. pretty light at this hour and this morning it is the same but no problems on any of the bay area bridges, now back to dave. >>> starting today all staff and visitors of contra costa and alameda county health care facilities have to first be screened before they go inside of the new order requires anyone going into a nursing home or other congregant facility to have their temperature check and wear masks and residents also have to wear a mask outside of in sonoma county have to wear a mask in public. if you do not comply you

fog will get wiped out and that has picked up big time. 30s, 40s and 50s they have the breeze in fairfield is in the 50s if not probably the 40s with the northeast breeze for some and even sfo is at 50 and we look for sunshine today, a chilly morning and any fog is going to get chewed up rapidly the warmer for all 60s and may be fairfield and near 80 degrees but we go for temperatures well above average for today. >> it's a tuesday morning let's head over to sal to see if anything is headed over there. >> did you like the moody blues song there, steve? >> i did i enjoyed your stories more . >>> when this is all over you and i get together until some stories, steve . >> yes. good idea expect we see traffic is moving along nicely and we don't see a lot of action right now it's just what we want to see. people are talking about reopening, one of the first things that will come back is the traffic in fact in the last few days we've seen more and more people on the road it just lets me know that as soon as they turned the switch, if they do it that way, more and more people will be on the road

fairfield +5. we are warmer than yesterday at this time. a big cooldown is on tap for the next couple of days. some patchy fog, shallow, lows are mild. temperatures well above average. >> we are looking at that and some of the other commutes. everything is doing very well. the social distancing and stay- at-home the things we have for you. this is jfk, we have some video of jfk drive. this is not video, it's a live picture, bicyclists and pedestrians can use this. kind of like on a sunday. you can use it here, golden gate park, you can use this until the shelter places over. you can ride your bike there and remember to be careful and keep your social distance. we will detail more of this as we continue. let's go back to the headlines. >>> happening today governor newsom will layout what california needs to do before schools and businesses can reopen. sarah has the details. >> good morning, we got promising news from the governor. he says if dathe next few weeks months. we are expecting to hear more n toward reopening the economy today. he w

napa airport now 39, fairfield at 40. we are about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time, and big changes for the weekend. today will be sunny but breezy, highs near average to slightly below. let's get over to sal to see if anything is going on. my guess is no but you never know. >>> there's a stalled vehicle eastbound 24 near 680, and chp is checking on it. for the most part, we have the best commute of the week so far. in the last few days we have had a couple serious crashes. today hopefully we don't have any, and public transit systems are also doing well. now back to the headlines. >>> time now 7:01. for six bay area counties, extended stay at home orders will continue until may 3rd. an closed. essential businessesto keep employees at a safe distance from each other, and most construction projects are now prohibited. >> every unnecessary contact with another person increases the chance the virus can spread from one person to another. >> bay area officials announced the extension of the shelter-in- place orde

again, and fairfield county, you can see that we had 41 additional hospitalizations. new haven, behind it. only 12 more hospitalizations. while the infection rate went up a lot, there hospitalizations are going up modestly. again, which gives us time to plan. no new hospitalizations in new london. that one less in windham. this is one of the things we will be working on over the next couple of days. i'm telling you the new hospitalizations, but we will also show you discharges so you can see what the net increase or decrease is. new york city, over the last four, five days, the rate of net increase in hospitalizations actually went dun -- down. they're building a little more capacity. i think you're going to see a similar trend here, again, which gives us hope. that when it comes to ventilators, when it comes to p.p.e., when it comes to i.c.u. beds, when it comes to hospital beds, we are building ourselves some room. and that is what we always tried to do when we talked about flattening the curve. again, the dr. birx's analysis, when you saw everything going on with i

again, in fairfield county, you can see that we had 41 additional hospitalizations. new haven, behind it. only 12 more hospitalizations. while the infection rate went up a lot, reflective of testing, there hospitalizations are going up modestly. again, which gives us time to plan. no new hospitalizations in new london. is that one less in windham? this is one of the things we will be working on over the next couple of days. i'm telling you the new hospitalizations, but we will also show you discharges so you can see what the net increase or decrease is. you will see in new york city over the last four or five days, the rate of net increase in hospitalizations actually went down. they're building a little more capacity. i think you're going to see a similar trend here, again, which gives us hope. that when it comes to ventilators, when it comes to p.p.e., when it comes to i.c.u. beds, when it comes to hospital beds, we are building ourselves some room. and that is what we always tried to do when we talked about flattening the curve. again, the dr. birx's analysis, whe

look at all of the negatives like napa airport and fairfield. fairfield is down five. not two. they were 58 at this time yesterday. they're at 536789 that's a big change. 50 in half moon bay. winds are 61 kelseyville is 48. there's pretty big swings here. that's why nevada was so much warmer. there's a northwest wind and gusting to 18 miles an hour. that's go to do it with the buoy temperatures. so fog once it gets to the half of the high pressure lifting off, that's going to be back. that's going to start to take place the if not tonight then tomorrow morning. today is 70s and 80s. a few near 90 degrees . it's cool on saturday and taking us in to sunday. we're warming up gain and then getting back to hot gain by tuesday. >>> i was just absolutely shocked. just speechless. >> driveing all over gain . the new heartache for the family of patricia that may have been the first victim of covid-19. what is happening after getting the results of her autopsy. >>> and the emergency petition is being filed and aimed at blocking the governor from fighting financially to those living and w

at one point, we thought fairfield and new haven would be like a hockey stick.nd right now, that is more linear. it is going up, don't let anybody tell you otherwise. but because it is going up on a linear basis, that gives us more time to plan. this is a chart i want to spend a minute on because it is much more reflective of what is going on. that is hospitalizations. a lot of people take a look at the infections, and you will see they have bounced around a little bit, going up, going down, what does that mean? that is often a reflection of simply testing. hospitalizations, whether we have tested only 5% of the folks or 20% of the people in say, new haven county, hospitalizations is a better indicator of what is going on in that greater community, what is going on in terms of community infection. hospitalizations and sadly, fatalities, are graphs that i think may be a week to two weeks behind infections, but perhaps a better indicator of what is going on and a better indicator for us when it comes to modeling. i think you can see here, it is a little confusing,

fairfield got to 79 yesterday so it will be close. highs all above average for the coast, the bay and inland. sal, we had an issue and that's cleared now? >>> it has cleared up. one of the things we know is that traffic on days like this clears up. there are crashes that clear up, then the commute just goes back to this. this is 280 in san josi. normally at this point it would be pretty crowded but right now it's not. northbound 280 there on the right. we have heard the rumblings of reopening. i know any sort of reopening is going to bring back the traffic so enjoy it for a few days. we'll see when we get back. this is just a temporary thing. now back to the desk. >>> we have breaking news in the south bay here, specifically san josi. this is a live look where firefighters are working to put out re at a carport. the fire started just before 6:30 a.m. this morning near north jackson avenue's regional medical center. people are told to stay away as a precaution so crews can be sure there are no downed power lines as a result there. wate

north wind at santa rosa and south of fairfield, 34 around tahoe, 78 in santa barbara. a high has built in and you know the end result, when you get to the end of april or may this time of year doesn't take long to warm up, upper 80s and a possible 90 i guess, the coast and the bay will get warmer as there is much less coverage with the low cloud deck, fog returns over the weekend, monday and tuesday looks warmer but in a the cooldown in the last half of april and early may..>> thank you steve. human trials for a vaccine have begun scientists and health experts say the timeline to get to mass distribution could take a while. and teaching a lesson in giving, the charitable gift one couple is passing along to help bay area families in need. as wet through these times together, you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. >> this song was i

you can see 80 degrees in fairfield. a significant cooldown by the end of the week. i will tae is lechec w ok atthe roadways right now, in fact, some good news to report. the overnight report is basically wrapped up. there's no delays, you can see the golden gate bridge looks great this morning, no delays as you head into san francisco. >>> and anne makoveck at the live news desk and we got some staggering new numbers, 5.2 million people filed new unemployment claims over the past week. so, this brings the grand total to almost 22 million people newly unemployed over the last month of course this is due to the lockdowns over the coronavirus pandemic. president trump said later today, he is planning on releasing more details about what he's going to do to reopen the economy, but obviously a lot of damage has already been done. we are going to keep our eye on the stock market which is set to open in less than a half numbers, 5.2 million and how this could affect that. back to you. >> a criminal investigatioaya r following a string of covid-19 debts. kiet do is outside

due to clear skies and a northwind, warmer for all, maybe near for a couple of locations i think fairfieldnd antioch would be the closest locations and also conquered and maybe down to gilroy. santa rosa 78, sunny side up and warm and take that into wednesday, cools down on thursday and really cools down with low clouds over the weekend.>> a $42 million pledged by governor newsom, still ahead who will benefit from the extra funding and what the governor says inspired him plus creating a safe workplace for our grocery union and what shoppers can do to help. ♪born to be wild moves like these need pampers cruisers 360° fit with an ultra-stretchy waistband and 360° fit that adapts to every wild move plus up to 12 hours of pampers protection so anything your wild child does... cruisers can too our best ever fit is pampers cruisers 360° fit >> welcome back to mornings on 2 , a little bit of taylor swift. this is my first request and my voice is not awake but apparently melissa is and we thank you for that request. that was not an oldie and i am surprised, it is a brand-new song. send us your req

so 51 fairfield. 52 brentwood. those are down about ten degrees. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. 58 in los altos hills. 42 woodside. 53 san y carlos. 52 pacifica. that system sneaking in underneath the high pressure system is leading to a potential cool-down starting if not tonight, tomorrow, and maybe some rain as the system is kind of moving through, not big, but it does look like on monday, we'll start to get some rain in here. we are not done yet here. but not today. lots of sun. still warm inland. we did bring temperatures down a few degrees but they are above average. starting tomorrow, a big change. that low cloud deck comes in and starts to make an impact in the weekend with 60s, you guys. >>> president trump changing his tone in talks with the governors about when to reopen state economies. still ahead, what is asking all 50 governors before social distancing orders are lifted. >>> plus, a special team of firefighters with a unique mission. one agency's new pandemic response unit. >>> plus, it is frighte

. >>> slight cooling coast side today and significantly more inland, fairfield was 85, at the coast, low 60s and upper 50s. >>> also ahead, the bay area transit agency that is limiting the number of passengers on board its buses. we will! how the new system works.>>> and taking a live look aside on this evening, this is the san mateo bridge where traffic has not been a problem for more than a month. ktvu news at 6 will be right back. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. dad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ >>> san francisco police officer has been arrested, accused of rape and domestic violence. he was arrested last friday and has since posted bail. he is a 23 year veteran o

today it was 89 in fairfield, tomorrow fairfield could go 90 to 91 degrees.n out in pacifica and half moon bay, temperatures will be pretty nice you will be pretty much fog free, mid 60s to upper 60s along the beaches, which will be nice. 81 in fairfield and brentwood, a few clouds tomorrow morning in san francisco, breaks off, just high clouds floating around over the next 24 hours. at the end of the day, at about 3 o'clock, 77 degrees. to that is pretty darn warm. add 10 to 15 degrees to that when you head inland. here's the model for tomorrow. the fog stays away from the coast. and there are the microclimates, greens are 60s, yellows are 70s, oranges are 80s, and those 90s are peeking into the bay area. the forecast for tomorrow, there it is again. that's tomorrow morning, and here is tomorrow night. the fog comes back saturday morning, it will cool a little bit on saturday and sunday. the forecast ties tomorrow, not too bad, air quality is really good. hayfever sufferers, you notice the grass right now. trees are there, with the grass catching up, especia

that's why fairfield got up to 89 degrees. 86 and antioch.yes tomorrow will be a degree or two warmer, especially inland. we might see a couple 90s. a place like san rafael will probably go 80 degrees tomorrow. pacifica in the mid and upper 60s. warmer coast side with lust fog. one of the indications, the winds aren't really howling on short, look at the glass on the bay there, at least it looks like glass. that sort of indicates you are not seeing strong, robust onshore winds at the surface that are creating, would create sort of a marine layer that would slow the warming tomorrow. the plan tomorrow would be for this big dome of high pressure, this guy right here, to keep everything to the north and keep us warm and building heat right through the afternoon, where we could see mid 80s in many bay area cities with the hotspots coming low 90s. the fog along the coast, you see it's not fair. current temperatures, that's interesting, not is only 56 but the newsy brentwood at 72. we are seeing a bit of a seabreeze. you can kind of see the seabree

if everything holds near 90 for some well inland around antioch in brentwood and fairfield, and santa rosa possible. 52 golden gate park and mostly clear but some areas running like a nap airport, concord and novato is +7 and santa rosa's +3 nys santa rosa +3? i will show you that in a second. berkeley is at 56, 52 at half moon bay and fremont at 53 and 61 out at brentwood which was down five yesterday. on the peninsula upper 40s like atherton, los altos hills 64. sfo west at six and hayward east wind and santa rosa has a north wind at 10 and if it holds it will give them upper 80s to near 90, 52 bodega bay, colder than yesterday, very cold water temperatures so it will not take much to get the fog going to happen tomorrow and more so into sunday. today is the warmest day for many and 70s to 80s, downshift a little bit into the weekend and in warming up again early next week.>> holidays don't pause for the pandemic but they are adjusting coming up how the bay area's muslim communities are observing ramadan during the stay-at-home order. also a sign of normalcy and the world of sports,

the current temperatures, 83 in fairfield, 82 in brentwood. forecast for tomorrow, there is the fog we were talking about and the oranges that come in here, those are 80s, some reds, those are 90s for tomorrow, so right on the edge in napa and concord and places like that, you could see right in there, you might see a little bit on the edges, out by clayton or vacaville, fairfield. that is the plan and that is how it goes. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week for sure, could be one of the warmer days we have seen all season and i want to show you the fog that comes back to the coast tomorrow morning, kind of breaks off a little tomorrow afternoon and fog goes back to the coast, 7:00 on wednesday morning, kind of some high clouds coming in wednesday, that is when we get a little more cooling and the fog stays into thursday afternoon the fog kind of breaks up a little bit more. so that is kind of illustrating that, yes, the fog is here to stay. >>> the forecast highs tomorrow, then, 80 in fairfield, 89 in antioch, won't be hard to hit 90

some fog and mild for the low and 60s, 70s and 80s, 90 in fairfield. so a lot of upper 80s. the coast and the bay are a couple of degrees above average, cooler wednesday and much cooler into the end of the week and definitely over the weekend. spent just a reminder download the ktvu weather app, it is really good with interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven day forecast and a really easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. and still ahead governor newsom expected to give details about changes to the stay-at-home order and we will tell you what is ahead later today.>> i think there could be a huge surge of bankruptcy.>> first reacting to the bay area's economic forecast is millions of struggle to get unemployment benefits. but first how bay area businesses are getting creative after hearing they will not be open in time for mother's day. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into the

and so on those warehouse and fairfield since late march boxing and bagging food each box has a 20 poundof 19 essential food items like black bean and meat like chicken and tuna pasta and sauce and that supplements the families of food stores for about a week to 2 weeks depending on the health of science each day, the soldiers are packing 1000 boxes of the non perishable items food bank spokesperson rachael raver says they're also bagging 10,000 pounds of produce. >>braver says some of the food banks distribution sites have seen up to a 50% increase in need during the pandemic for others the foot traffic has slowed down we're seeing a slight decline and certain sites like to see your food program where at-risk populations are taking 13 so plan on staying as long as there's a need working 5 days a week. >>some of them come from as far as southern california. but most live right here in the bay area we had when guard members tell us that they put on the uniform to help their neighbors and we're grateful that they're doing and so are the thousands of in fairfield collegiate all. >>still ahe

wind in fairfield was blowing up to 30 miles an hour. it was 93 in fairfield yesterday., -15 degrees from where it was at this time. -14 in livermore. the forecast model, watch what happens in the afternoon. it just mixes it right up. the fog goes away and temperatures warm up. 80 in fairfield, 80 in antioch, not hot, but not bad. 51 in pacifica. i think it will be foggy for the morning hours in the afternoon you will see breaks. the wind should be less robust, southwesterly into some nicer day but not hot. just mild. >> there's the forecast. the trend here obviously is, you can see where it's going. everything is going down. the forecast warms up a little on monday, i kind of messed that up, but you get the idea. i will see you back here on the 6:00 broadcast to update all of this. >> see you then. salesforce said today that they've canceled their annual dream force convention because of the coronavirus. it usually draws thousands of people every year and was scheduled to happen in early november. so far, a possible new date has not been announced. they have also cancel

check out numbers from today. 79 fairfield. 93, so a big drop in numbers and 14 degrees of spread. 84 in antioch. there's the cool down. the wind in fairfield, the wind is gusting up to 30 miles an hour so the strong seabreeze is slowing things down. as we go into the next couple of days we are going to stay in a mild pattern. the warm spots will be in the 80s and if you look into that tree or bush, it's blowing. the camera is moving around and i have it on good authority that the cameras are bolted down. wind gusts at the airport are 30 miles an hour. that is significant. along the beaches it is pretty windy as well. half moon bay, 17 miles an hour. what is the plan? a little warmer but not hot. and, less cloud cover. cooler or mild pattern will continue. we will take a look at the weekend when we return. >>> self-employed workers applying for pandemic unemployment assistance say they are running into problems and it's not just independent contractors trying to get through. we are told about another group struggling to get help. >> absolute nightmare. >> t on a tiana sullivan is one

fairfield 80, antioch 80, concord 80, and those numbers are conservative. will notice slightly cooler at the coast, maybe mid 60s to upper 60s. for the five day forecast, you will note saturday and sunday, at one point the model suggested rain, but right now it looks more just like clouds and cooler and lower temperatures. so you see 65 they are and sunday that's quite a drop, good 15 or so degrees from where it was today. it will be cooler on sunday and monday, with a chance of a few showers up in the mountains as we go into the weekend. overall, a really nice week ahead, one of the finest and most consistent weeks of warmth we've seen. we've been doing a lot of roller coaster stuff, but we are in a run that will keep us in the low 80s and upper 70s until about 70 on saturday when things start to cool down.>> the port of oakland is stepping up efforts to increase international trade amid the covid-19 pandemic. the port is expected to welcome one of the largest argo ships heard the 1300 foot sfc anna will unload containers and take on exports. there's been

you can see out towards fairfield. s especially to the south.tal spots and also parts of the north bay and right around the bay. but still, we have some pretty warm numbers toward concord and fairfield. fairfield easily back up into the close to 80-degree mark this afternoon. san jose, 73. and san francisco, 64. here is a live camera looking out towards san francisco. lots of clear skies up above and as we check out the forecast for today. lots of sunshine. probably will boost up those temperatures out toward fairfield and antioch and the lower 80s. you get the idea, it is warm. oakland, 74 h. san jose, 78. near the immediate coastline, that is where you notice the biggest change. it's fog to get up to the 70s. we'll keep an eye on the forecast models and have the latest update later on today on the 4:00 show. >> sounds good. >>> still to come this noon noontime, honoring american who is are risking their he willth to serve the public during the corona virus pandemic. the special recognition google is giving to essential workers all across the c

that's west wind is a they're in the 40s and same for fairfield. there's a big difference out there in the parts of the inland areas. the dome of the high pressure is kicking in and gave us the warmest temperatures by far. not only of the month, but the season. the low is seeing the brake through on the ridge. that is. that's ramping up the fog bank and opening up the door for the rain. there could be a little bit on saturday, but more likely sunday and monday. not big,lot of sun and then warmer inland. we have 60s and 70s and then the temperatures start to come down, and then they really come down with the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:21 is the time right now. joe biden picks up two parent endorsements. coming up, what the public backing of obama means for the party. how the campaign is reaching out to the far left progressive. >>> hits from an expert as you navigate the stay at home order, and what to ask yourself at the beginning of each day. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the k

from the national weather service, some of the warmest weather we have seen this season, look at fairfield at 92, 90 in antioch, 86 in santa rosa, 86 in napa, not too bad. warmer today than yesterday by a couple of degrees, certainly. and we will start the trend down now as we head towards the middle and end of this week. it's not going to get cold, but the fog is back up the coast, you have seen that. and fog will kind of continue to push a little further and lend each day. i mentioned this in the earlier broadcast, but i think it bears noting that we see the fog at the bottom of the screen coming in here. okay, so this picture, if you step outside after the newscast and look around, wherever you live, san jose or concord or whatever, the air quality on a day like today typically wouldn't be that great. high temperatures, you might even see a spare the air day. you wouldn't be able to easily to the other side of the bay, but because of the fact off industry, things are not as much particulate in the air. we are seeing incredible air quality. remember this, because it makes a big differenc

napa, 50. 53 in fairfield. the rest of us in the 40s. let's take a look at already inghe overnight with the orange. if you are wandering about planting the garden, especially tomatoes, outside of the north bay go for it. it will be mild for the next several weeks. how about mid to upper 70s from 1:00 to 5:00, and still 70 and sunshi sunshine. in the east bay, low to mid-70s through at least 5:00, and then for san francisco we are going to flirt with 70 during the afternoon hours, after starting off with sunshine and a cool 48 this morning. >>> rain is coming in the accuweather 7-day forecast. i will have that next, but first i want to say good morning. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. i have an update for our walkers in the south bay. pedestrians will no longer have to press buttons if they want to cross the street in san jose. the so-called beg buttons will activa activate automatically. >>> one country gets really creative to spread a message about social distancing. you will not believe what they are doing. >>> we have po

fairfield has a gust up to 35. it's not as robust and then 40s and 50s on the temperatures here and then lakeport is at 43. 50s on the peninsula so far and then going to 55 down to las vegas. the systems have moved off and the big power house took the turn and moved out. . there's a weak system. that's going to help with the cloud deck. that's unbelievably persistent. maybe a little bit of activity. it does favor the areas north. nothing to us expect for sunday and monday. keep an eye on that. morning low clouds and sunny and breezy. 0s and 70s on the temperatures and warming up. maybe some near 80 degrees, and we will peak that out and start to get down to the weekend. >>> new reports in the health community on the coronavirus. it >>> coming up, the new questions on president trump's response to the coronavirus outbreak. >>> plus, for easter weekend drive-thru services even online services. we show you the many ways worshippers came together for an unconventional easter sunday. >>> another live rook at traffic thi

i think we could see a few low 80s in places like antioch and fairfield., grass pollen, all coming up. it's that time of year. he is a five day forecast, little bit of fog at the coast, looks pretty good, we haven't seen something like this in a while. we've had nice weather, but not in the mid-80s. the whole week and is nice but slightly cooler on sunday.>> bill, thank you.>>> tony bennett is asking bay area residence to come together for a mass sing-along. the grammy award-winning singer is inviting everyone to sing his signature sound, i left my heart in san francisco, along with him at noon this saturday, april 25. bennett says this is his way to pay tribute to front-line workers.>>> a blockbuster trade in the nfl. the tampa bay bucs have traded for one of tom brady's favorite receivers who has actually retired. mark is up next with sports. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so t

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fairfield too west at concord. the breeze has not left yesterday yet. it continues to drag across just a few high clouds with the bulk of the energy heading well you up to the north as the high kicks in. so warmer inland. today and tomorrow. what could be the warmest day? 60s by the coast. the fog is not disappearing completely. a little cooler. still nice. warmer next week. >>> time is 4:12. people driverring because of the stay-at-home records. that means changes at the bay bridge toll plaza. how much will the toll be today no matter when you drive aare cross the bridge. plus a contingency plan being drawn up at san jose state for the fall semester. ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> welcome back. it is 4:14. nurses will resume that patient care is at risk. nurses will hold at good samaritan hospital. the

look at these breezes 31 in fairfield.ve the marine layer and the sea breeze blowing hard through the delta this morning and look at how it keeps the clouds along the coast and into the bay. the bay never completely clears out. that's why we're 59 in half moon bay to 62 in san francisco and mid to upper 60s around the bay. low to mid 70s inland and places like antioch, fairfield, santa rosa that will get a little more sunshine and you'll be in the upper 70s. we have an issue on the bay bridge. i want to get an update. let's send it over to jobina. good morning. >> good morning, mike, thank you. so, the chp is investigating a shooting right off of the bay bridge as you make your way into san francisco there. we want to get right to the scene video. this is all still happening right now. traffic is being diverted off at fremont street. all lanes past that point are blocked. officials hope to reopen the freeway in time for the morning commute for our essential workers. the shooting happened just before midnight. we just got o

places like brentwood and discovery bay and into fairfield.you don't get there today those in neighborhood, we'll try. let's get back to kumasi. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> with the nice weather that mike just told us about f today and for the weekend, we know a lot of people will want to be outside. but governor newsom said we still need to keep social distancing and warning us that this is not over yet. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live at home with more on this. julian? >> hi, good morning, kumasi. the bottom line is we're seeing a couple of good signs here in california, but governor gavin newsom says we're not quite out of the woods yet. that's why we have to be really spot as we get out and about and enjoy this incredible weekend as we still practice that physical distancing. the governor said thursday that he understands that at this point, day 40 of sheltering in place, many of us will want to enjoy one of the nicest weekends we've seen in california since last summer. you'll want to get out and go for that run and hit up a

here's more from fairfield tonight. >> reporter: murray bass is not used to a life of isolation. >> i'm 92. i'm usually out here six days a week meeting people. >> reporter: today he's catching up with his friends of 35 years, six feet away through glass. while face time calls have replaced most face to face visit with loved ones, at rockville terrace senior living in fairfield, they've created a way to keep the in person visits going for their 140 residents. through this 8 by 8 glass cubicle. >> i've been getting phone calls from family members almost daily. people who miss their loved ones. you know, they're desperate to see them, but they know they're safe here. >> reporter: jason reyes, who manages the community, put together the cubicle in his garage. several meetings are scheduled each day, and the protective barrier is disinfected after each visit. >> we've had many, many tears. >> reporter: for murray's friends, it's an opportunity to connect in person, even if they can't be in the same room. >> this is great, because we would just be able to wave at him. now we get a chance to

a few high clouds may breakthrough but it is up to our deepest list, not years. 60s-80s, fairfield defies all forecast projections. that is why i made that 84. warmer into thursday. friday will be the warmest day. saturday, nothing to complain about on sunday except for fog. >>> still ahead, a man lost his job and is doing everything he can to earn a paycheck now, he is a crime victim. now, there is a piece of evidence that could help police with their investigation. >>> plus, very very small silver lining for the dark. man caltrans workers working from home, that is not an option. we tell you how caltrans is taking advantage of the open roads during the stay-at-home orders. >>> welcome back. it is a 4:14. a revolutionary guard has launched a military satellite into orbit on the u.s.. showing revolutionary guards for successful launch after a month of failure. withdrawal from the nuclear deal and the u.s. drone strike that killed the top iranian general in iraq. >>> new this morning, i suspect, who barricaded himself inside san francisco's--is now in custody. this is, police announced the

sfo 17 miles per hour, fairfield 51 degrees. i think that we will have a lot more 30s tomorrow morning. today is nice, tomorrow is nice, big changes are on the way for the weekend. significant mountain snow is in the mix with rain for us, we seeing some projections of one to 2 inches of rain with feet measured on the sierras. today nice, 60s on the temperatures. get out and enjoy it while you can. this weekend there is a lot of rain on the way. >>> thank you steve. >>> for six bay area counties an extended stay at home order is now in place through may third. dog parks, picnic areas, basketball and tennis courts, golf courses, all of them are closed. this new order requires essential businesses must have a plan in place to keep at a safe distance and most construction is prohibited. >> every unnecessary contact increases the chance that the virus may spread from one person to another. >> santa clara announced the extension of shelter in place orders yesterday. the numbers of cases jumped from 138 to 890 in the last few weeks, co

and the inland east bay will see highs at concord, fairfield and 81 at pittsburg.t's going to be another mild to warm day. looking ahead to sunday, here is the forecast animation showing the development of the showers i mentioned earlier. by late sunday night we can expect the arrival of the first batch of showers. and then overnight it will become a bit wetter and there will be further shower activity into monday and some snow in the sierra. some much needed snow as the snowpack is well, well below average for this time of the year. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the gradual warming on thursday and friday, and then there will be further warming over the weekend as it gets cloudier. in fact, temperatures will be below average by monday, and the system comes in on monday brings the scattered showers is a slight storm. it ranks 1 on the abc7 news storm impact scale. but then on tuesday we expect at least partial clearing and it will start drying out and warming up all over again. but today would be hard to beat. it was a dazzling day and tomo

in gamble berkeley 75 enrichment and 70 degrees in san leandro out 79 in pittsburgh maybe size 84 fairfield to get the idea these are goi to be some nice numbers, the cool spot right along the coastline after that patchy fog is likely to move in especially in the latter part of the day again by thursday we'll see a mix of some unshine and some wind temperatures may cool st slightly warmer weather ain on friday into the weekend that split forecast back to you. >>thk you so much we have much morahead here tonight on kron 4 news at 5 covid-19 is having a drastic impact o communities of color. at 5.45 hocity leaders in the east bay are tackling is issue. the president announces he's going to issue an executive order for an immigration ban during the coronavirus i'm joe khaleel here in washington, what th's actually going to mean and why the other side of the aisle says this is purely politics. >>and more compies are stepping up to help essential workers who are on the front lines up next where health care workers and if you are a first responder or a health care worker starting tomorrow, you ca

still 70 in brentwood. 61 in concord and 60 in fairfield. temperatures running cooler than last night. last night was pretty warm as well. tomorrow, we should be back to where we were. temperatures back on the mild side. tomorrow looking for or 5 degrees warmer than today. the sky looks like this tomorrow for everybody. at the coast there will be fog in and out. the afternoon in san francisco, the high is 67. here is the fog, that is morning. then temperatures come in yellow. you also see what i'm talking about with the fog. that is the plan this whole week. if you live in the avenues you have the opportunity. think you will need jackets. 81 tomorrow in santa rosa and 83 in fairfield. the temperatures are up a couple of degrees from today. the five day forecast, there it is. tuesday is the warmest this week. wednesday, thursday and friday, temperatures hover. this pattern is your classic spring pattern. tree pollen, grass pollen, i will see you back here tomorrow night. >>> in martinez, healthcare workers got a big thank you if they had to w

at 68 san francisco for high, oakland tops out at 64, 77 san jose, 79 concord, 81 santa rosa, and fairfield. we will continue to watch temperatures climb. more on the full forecast coming up. everything is clear from the east bay into san francisco. no delays there. no toll takers at any bay area bridges. this is the san mateo bridge. so far so good. things are moving nicely on the southbound side and northbound side of 880. the golden gate bridge looking good but there are cones set up on the northbound side of the span into marin. there is roadwork around that area. suppan 11 out of the waldo grade . a closer look at that coming up in the next report. >>> im anne makovec. the standoff that lasted 15 hours near san francisco's union square. finally ending peacefully late last night. the suspect was taken into custody just before midnight. it started at 6:30 am yesterday when a man was waving around a knife near jones and farrell. police fired again and there was a foot pursuit. the suspect barricaded themselves inside a nearby office building on jones and ellis. it was by glide memorial ch

even out to the creek, fairfield. it is redwood city. 42, that is pretty cold.illsboro is 40 degrees. 40 in atherton. also, menlo park. it is going to light up again. possible thunderstorms. santa cruz mountains. the second circulation, it is staying offshore. it is going right over us. it will still fire up some thunderstorms. the bulk of these look to be san francisco, oakland, congress for. 50 260s under tents. this'll probably be the coolest day of the week. we see system goes south. things will actually thank you just a reminder, make sure you download the ktvu weather app. it has an interactive radar, hourly updates, and a seven-day forecast. it has a really easy way to upload your photos and videos. the weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. >>> state experts agree, covering up your nose and mouth with a mask could help stop the spread of cod- still ahead, we will this will disrupt the morning commute. here's a live look at your traffic this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, now a little bit of traffic. breathing through. sal wi

fairfield, 32-mile-an-hour gusts so hang on. 59 book ends. the 56 down in monterey.gh clouds a couple systems on their way. one of these sunday. may be converted to rain in mendocino county, lake county. even if we don't get rain here, a cooler and breezy day. that is when temperatures will drop onto the bottom levels. 50s and 60s by the coast. mainly upper 70s for the interior. temperatures will cool off or level off until sunday when they will reach their coolest level. >>> connecting during the shelter in place. we'll introduce you to a group of musicians. >> a a new way to honor the people on the front lines of the coronavirus phan. after the break what mattel is now doing. ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. when you need it, jack delivers: when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can save for an e

low 80s santa rosa and fairfield. we will continue with ever warm up through the week. details on that coming up. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> let's chp is clear an accident on 682 near the waldo grade. tanker truck involved in this accident that happened at 2:45 am. the number three lane on the southbound side of 880 and the koopman is black. the closure will be in place and roadwork as well. on the bright side, there are no delays. traffic is moving at an okay pace with the rest of the lanes open and that area. that is the morning drive. >>> i am anne makovec. a standoff that lasted for 15 hours near san francisco union square. it finally ended peacefully last night. the suspect was taken into custody just before midnight. it started at around 630 a.m. yesterday when this man was waving a knife around, threatening people near jones and farrell in the tenderloin. questions about the circumstances. the suspect msf office building at jones and ellis by glide memorial church. they had tactical teams on the scene and roads blocked. hostage negotiat

look at the 90s in antioch, brentwood and fairfield. tonight very comfortable if you like to sleep with the windows open, we are back in the 50s. at least ten degrees cooler tomorrow. hold steady on thursday and then we could have sprinkles on sunday. >>> san francisco based airbnb will have a 24-hour period between bookings. there will be a 72-hour gap between bookings if they can't clean. and netflix will release a documentary on michelle obama, and it's what netflix calls a rare and up close look at her life. >>> it's the latest gathering of stars coming together to help all of us unwind. starting at 10:00 p.m. on friday, oprah winfrey, julia roberts and george bush, just a few of the names jumping in on the event called to unite. actors along with world leaders are set to appear and it's going to be on youtube, facebook, twitch, and a lot more. that's my friend. >> all right. that sounds good. yes. i am having some problems here. i am not going to lie to you. >> friend, that's okay. i have got you. we are going to talk about what is

fairfield, my hometown, 21 mile- per-hour winds out of the southwest.he windiest spot this morning, 10 in napa, 13 in concord, 12 lf moon baw,e 10 mile-per-ho visibilica g me patcfog along the coast. two and half miles at the bay, as we head to her afternoon starting off the day was called, patchy fog of the coast, we will see partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies and that really indicates some changes for us, so, looking at onshore flow, starting to kick back in, not quite as warm for today, much cooler, though, with clouds friday and into the weekend. it is all because of this low pressure system just off the coast, ushering in more of that on show -- onshore influence. a big cooldown by the end of the week and you will see more clouds for today as we look ahead to tomorrow, we will continue with that cooldown for us with partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. daytime highs this afternoon, mid-70s and santa clara, morgan hill across the south bay, for the east bay, upper 70s for concord, pleasant hill, 80, fairfield, any akin brentwood. 70s for the tri-va

and you get that kind of a temperature, two degrees spread from fairfield to san francisco, you know's a strong onshore component of the wind and in fact there is, that contraflow will get cut off a little bit each day and that's where temperatures will begin to warm. temperatures will be cool, but in the mid-60s instead of mid and upper 50s. tomorrow morning patchy fog out there, tomorrow morning it comes back in tomorrow afternoon you see here really a tries to come back. so tomorrow, you see the temperature climates, the microclimates, the greens, yellows, oranges. all three of them, theyclassic spring pattern. it's going to carry over into the rest of this week. and ac and saturday temperatures will be above average. certainly on friday that will be and that is where we can see mid 80s dapper 80s trick maybe a lower 90. tomorrow san francisco, downtown, not 62 or 59 like in the past couple of days, at 69 degrees. 81 in antioch, 81 in fairfield, 75 and morgan hill's you will notice a warm day. tree pollen is starting to trend up, you'll notice that as well. the five day forecast h

fairfield 83. 81 in santa rosa. 77 in san jose. these are the forecasted highs for tomorrow. we will be a bit beyond that. then look at tuesday. climbing back up into the upper 80s and low 90s. we are looking at a classic spring weather pattern with temperatures peaking most likely on tuesday. let me pop the weekend in. all of the days are running together. next weekend, more of the same. rain is not in the forecast. fog will be a thing along the coast. we are in a spring pattern. that involves pollen. right now grasses catching up with tree pollen. >> you can feel it. a warm stretch coming our way. thank you. >>> bay area trash collecting and recycling companies are seeing a big shift in pickups due to coronavirus. the stay-at-home orders have led to a large increase in residential trash collection since a record number of people are now eating at home or ordering takeout. many others with timer doing major spring cleaning. at the same time, there has been a huge drop in trash collection from office buildings, restaurants and hotels since many of those businesses are now clo

the forecasted highs tomorrow 74 in santa rosa and 74 in fairfield. one of the nicer days we have seen. we will have a run of it. there is the five day forecast. then we will pop in the weekend and you will see temperatures bordering on near 80 degrees. >> we haven't seen that for a while. >>> a priest in rome came up with a creative way to gather for mass without violating social distancing orders. take a look. churches like all public venues in italy are closed in an effort to contain the spread of the virus. this priest moves the altar to the roof. the church is situated among high and densely populated buildings. dozens were able to attend mass by remaining on their balconies or behind their windows. >>> history repeats itself. when it comes to coronavirus, that is exactly what we have been trying to avoid. we see the lessons learned from the pandemic that occurred more than 100 years ago. >>> christmas, 1918. angelina brought her five-month- old daughter to new york to visit for the holidays. less than one week after the 1919 new year, angelina w