>>we'll switch things up now and talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside here in sunny san francisco in the windy city at that they're not going to city just a windy city working from home is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at this evening's forecast. and he kind of got what i was going with in chicago, area we've got san francisco bay be looking good out there justine and certainly we're getting ready for the weekend today certainly a nice day out there as high pressure building overhead just per day. >>by tomorrow it all begins to change by tomorrow night here we go we start talking about some rain and that's the reason why step big swirl off the coastline that area of low pressure will pay a visit to the bay area's let's time things out a little bit for you overnight tonight, you see a few clouds gather along the coastline and into high clouds begin to move in overhead too. and there you go you start out your day tomorrow with a lot of cloud cover you've got the fog at the coast. we got some high level clouds up above as we head through the day that front becau

francisco county jail being held without bail. he faces charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>5.19 and lookt this a tree fell in san francisco's washington park yesterday afternoon and it hit. >>5 people including a 2 year-old boy. all 5 just suffered minor injuries. the child was taken to the hospital for evaluation. and we're told that the park was crowded at the time because the nice weather. itself 5 people w by a falling tree so it's go to hear that they're all going to be ok now. >>another big story that we're following since saturday. the investigation into the fire at pier 45 has been put on hold kron four's dan kerman explains why the delay. >>it was saturday morning when fire raced through should see at pier 45 destroying gear that fisherman store there some had a lot of year some had had less and we know that this year has been lost and it is something that is a tragedy and we are working with our tenants to connect them to resources as best as possible still the investigation remains on hold as hot spots continue to flare up. >>we're hopeful that we will have all these hot spots

it will look like any other city with the box shops and big stores. san francisco has regulated that. sometimes it seems brutalwhen we try to keep this look and feel, in these times it's important. the whole world has been shut down. people are there and they are making it happen and without the artist it just does not look like the same city at all in san francisco. >> joanne, i want to thank you for joining us. i know there is an artist fun for those artists directly affected by covid-19. i know if people go to your website there is a way to donate. this is an important issue thank you for being part of our tists. we volunteer all of our time to create the fund to fund raise for the fund. and please, if you can, every dollar goes to an artist that needs it. thank you for "ktvu" to focus us on what's important. >> just go to "ktvu.com"." >>> new restrictions. up next, the much needed boost the business got from napa county. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent c

san pablo, things look a lot better towards the bay bridge toll plaza with no delays, looking get into san francisco. let's get a look at the forecast with some wet weather. >> that's right, gianna, we are looking at a few more showers as we had to the day. unsettled weather continues for us today and likely for tomorrow as well and this wet weather with sunshine and a beautiful start to our day with sun rising over the east bay. you can see a layer of's as well and looking at temperatures, 40s and 50s and 50 for you and concord, 49 in livermore and san francisco is 54, 50 in san jose and foggy right now in santa rosa at 49. i show you the visibility and arhi a momousee it in the north now, let's show you the visibility because we are dealing with fog for parts of the north a this morning and down to a mile in petaluma and a half mile in santa rosa this morning. so, here is what you can expect , catching a little bit of sunshine as we go to the david also a few more showers. so, looking at instability for a few isolated showers slightly lower than average for daytime highs and we continue with a cha

francisco. we have made remarkable progress on that. to look at our rates compared to other regions, we are doing very well. i am pleased where we are with regard to testing capacity. we will continue to expand that. right now we are in the right place and we will continue to expand going forward as our re-opening expands. certainly more testing to come as we move forward together. >> lastly, how often should essential workers get tested? are you loo looking at mandatory testing of essential workers? >> we are looking at the evidence and data to establish testing guidelines for workers in san francisco. right now with city test sf we have made testing available for essential workers. they can go to city test sf to get tested. specific guidelines will be developed as these phases move forward. we are collaborating closely with the economic recovery task force to ensure that the public health components every opening are very much represented in these next phases. >> thank you, doctor colfax. that concludes today's press conference. the full conf

the drive to san francisco looks good so far the weather looks pretty gets to go into warming up today and as we head into the weekend self to pretty nice temperatures on i welcome back everyone sonoma county wants permission to reopen its restaurants, beer pubs and wineries. >>and its health offices, making that plea to the state enforcer in kelly got reaction from downtown petaluma. >>so this means it's possible that restaurants wineries and breweries could open up their patios to customers as soon as this weekend and that's a big deal for those operating here in downtown petaluma where it's been a ghost town. even though retail stores are now open to curbside pickup. the city says they're now reaching out to local restaurants to see how they can make things easier for restaurants that don't already have outdoor seating the way. >>allow for expand expand outdoor dining whether in the public right away like sidewalks or. some open areas that we haven't had a little laugh. or intentionally even in and some parking spaces there are. there are that you can actually serve install a small

san francisco, 58. a closer looknd a sneak peek at your temperature trend this afternoon, again, we'll keep the cloud cover. our temperatures will eventually warm into the 70s. enjoy the 60s and 70s and cloudy skies because as we head in towards the start of the week into monday we'll see the return of some high pressure and that will warm us right back up into upper 70s, 80s, and even 90s for the interior valleys heading in to the middle of the week. that will dry us up and change the weather pattern. i'll go over that and the sierra snowpack coming up in 15 minutes. kira? >> thank you so much. >>> another night of unrest, outrage over the death of george floyd turned destructive once again in the bay area. overnight in san francisco the city joined a growing list of cities across the nation implementing a curfew. this comes as san francisco had demonstrators ransacking the city last night. you're looking at video left over from rioters along market street. windows smashed as well as in union square. during mayor lo

so 80 west into san francisco looks good 7 minutes here from the bottom of the maze to fremont street. no problems for the richmond sandra fell of that's a part of your commute. we are right on time at a very quick 8 minutes into the north bay we'll check back in on the hot spot coming up a little bit later. the senior white house economic advisor says one in 5 americans could be out of work right now kevin hassett tells cnn's state of the union. the upcoming unemployment report for this month could reflect that. >>it's going to be quite a bit higher and and you know there were some technical things they kind of messed up and an economics lecture we go into them, but it could be if a fix the numbers and fix the thing that they mischaracterized last time the aunt of the number north of 20% of my. >>well the april unemployment was close to 15% on the report for this month is due on june 5th house also believes the jobless number will head south after june. but he also says that unemployment could still be in double digits in november. want to take a moment to remember a local hero who p

>>little peek outside wee checking in on traffic which looks good this morning into san francisco, a e bay bridge toll plaza it's been an easy drive so far so let's keep it that way under 10 minutes off to fremont street a look at some more bridges around the bay area we have the richmond sandra fell which is hot spot free as well your drive time looks good with no problems into the north bay so get on out there and use it now just remember watch your speed. what i want to cross the golden gate doing just fine we are clearly being nevado sausalito on into san francisco with no problems for northbound or southbound one on one marty back to you. >>i'm robin a lot of folks are looking forward to that first vacation once this pandemic is over and you know the one of the more popular dennett destinations is going to be las vegas. absolutely but what wilson city look like what it starts welcoming guests peck that's a big question or one of the big questions. he's about as sat down with the general manager caesars palace to get a look at how the hotel is preparing. >>it typically this is a b

county from richmond down across the golden gate bridge shep i want to one right in the san francisco looking fine as you can see traffic moving at the limit this morning, no issues to report there as you make your ride from on 1 one really from santa rose all the way down into the heart of san francisco. >>because of the reopenings happening around the country it's likely to be a memorial day weekend like no other. no one is really sure how many people are going to be hitting the road for the long holiday weekend. pete montana has a holiday travel preview. >>i set out on i-ninety-five toward virginia beach it along with some beaches in new jersey, delaware and maryland are open for the holiday weekend. >>this is like always the big the linchpin in 95. we're breezing through right now this is easy. >>but university of maryland, researchers say road trips are nearing pre pandemic levels last weekend climbing 18% in maryland and virginia alone. travel firm inrix thinks typical traffic will return in some spots this weekend, a driving holiday that's become difficult to forecast for the first tim

almost 40 degrees difference. 97 san jose that was a record. 81 san francisco. look at the air quality with the lack of wind. today was a spare the air alert. moderate air quality the next two days and good air quality as the sea breeze kicks up. here's a look at live doppler 7. fog offshore. temperatures at this hour. live look from the mount cam. a sparkling view of the city. cooler coast tomorrow. the heat will ease thursday and friday. and much cooler weather with showers on saturday. first thing in the morning it will start out mild to warm. low 50s to upper 60s. under clear skies for the afternoon. a hot one again in the south bay. although we'll notice that the temperatures do come down a little bit around the bay. more so along the coast. on the peninsula 89 in redwood city. 69 in pacific. san francisco 75 degrees. 70 in the sunset district. north bay 88. about 94. in the east bay it's warm. 84 oakland. inland is where it will sizzle again. 100 in livermore. some of you might find this refreshing. heat eases inland thursday. on friday cooler in all areas the

. >>> a live look at san francisco and san jose, where they are looking make up for budget deficits because of the pandemic. san francisco is looking at a shortfall of more than $1 billion. mayor london breed says it's time to make some tough decisions. >> reporter: in san francisco alone, over 100,000 people have applied for unemployment insurance. so, as i said, it's going to be critical that we start thinking about economic recovery in a way to get businesses open and to get people back to work. >> reporter: san francisco is already working to close a $250 million deficit for this fiscal year, which will end on june 30th. there is no word yet on what the city is going to cut, to close that shortfall. dan leaders need to make up a $71 million deficit san jose should reduce programs that community centers and libraries. the proposed plan also looks at having fewer police officers patrolling the streets. >>> two different stories for two different california counties, one in the midst of reopening on the other still finding its way. life almost appears back to normal in plaster county. >> w

francisco. we have made remarkable progress on that. to look at our rates compared to other regions, we are doing very well. i am pleased where we are with regard to testing capacity. we will continue to expand that. right now we are in the right place and we will continue to expand going forward as our re-opening expands. certainly more testing to come as we move forward together. >> lastly, how often should essential workers get tested? are you loo looking at mandatory testing of essential workers? >> we are looking at the evidence and data to establish testing guidelines for workers in san francisco. right now with city test sf we have made testing available for essential workers. they can go to city test sf to get tested. specific guidelines will be developed as these phases move forward. we are collaborating closely with the economic recovery task force to ensure that the public health components every opening are very much represented in these next phases. >> thank you, doctor colfax. that concludes today's press conference. the full conf

almost 40 degrees difference. 97 san jose that was a record. 81 san francisco. look at the air quality with the lack of wind. today was a spare the air alert. moderate air quality the next two days and good air quality as the sea breeze kicks up. here's a look at live doppler 7. fog offshore. temperatures at this hour. live look from the mount cam. a sparkling view of the city. cooler coast tomorrow. the heat will ease thursday and friday. and much cooler weather with showers on saturday. first thing in the morning it will start out mild to warm. low 50s to upper 60s. under clear skies for the afternoon. a hot one again in the south bay. although we'll notice that the temperatures do come down a little bit around the bay. more so along the coast. on the peninsula 89 in redwood city. 69 in pacific. san francisco 75 degrees. 70 in the sunset district. north bay 88. about 94. in the east bay it's warm. 84 oakland. inland is where it will sizzle again. 100 in livermore. some of you might find this refreshing. heat eases inland thursday. on friday cooler in all areas the

people falling prey to memory loss in bell mira and the surrounding villages made its way to francisco look ere at a university in their dean. at 1st we were just curious we didn't know what to make of it all but one thing was clear to us that this was very significant. paris team set to work combing through the death certificates going back centuries talking to local priest some family members they were stunned by what they found is that this one had it this one died of it this one didn't this one did. they found that in a handful of villages over 25 extended families comprising over a 1000 people who are carrying the genetic mutation that leads to alzheimer's a distressing find but a unique opportunity for the 1st time the doctors can work with healthy people who they know are likely to develop alzheimer's nowhere else in the world is there such a concentration of cases perfect conditions for studying the disease and maybe even finding a way of preventing it. we might be successful or we might fail either way both outcomes would be very interesting from a scientific point of view. what if

francisco giants. mayor breed is laying out the specifics for what can reopen and when. "today in the bay" takes a closer look at the reopening plan. >> reporter: sewing hasn't stopped during the coronavirus shutdown. shoppers will be able to check out these one of a kind creations in person in a matter of weeks. san francisco's mayor london breed unveiled plans to begin reopening more of the city in phases. >> we actually have good news and we actually have a guide for what san francisco will look like as we begin to envision a new normal. >> reporter: most indoor retail shopping can resume june 15th. frances wolf says it feels like people are ready. >> i did have my door open today and a lot of people popped their heads in, so i'm hopeful. >> reporter: she's waiting for guidelines from the city but plans to approach reopening cautiously. >> i was imagining one person at a time. it's a small shop. >> reporter: june 15th is a big day for restaurants. that's when they can begin outdoor dining service. >> i mean, it's better than what we have now which is just takeout. to have some diners outside would be great

tribal joining us as we take a quick live look there of our sutro tower camera john over san francisco looks pretty clear this morning. >>yeah, definitely a clear start yet again james not dealing with really any fog out there for a nother morning across the bay area and we are going to be seeing some of that heat yet again across the bay today in fact even hotter than yesterday was especially noticeable for inland areas, there's your fog preview of the golden gate bridge this morning much like we saw yesterday pretty mild start really all in all 2 purple you're sitting at 59 degrees right now later with ttsford hainan to the 60's overnight hardcore spots are up in the sheltered north bay valleys where temperatures do usually fall a little cooler than the rest of the day. and that's certainly true this morning, i pressure ridge that i was a drying out for you yesterday certainly in place it has. built its way over the bay area during overnight hours and today you're really going to feel the effect of that hot dry inland. they're being called out the coast today is going to be our warmest day

. >>> you are looking live at the skyline of san francisco from our treasure island camera. remember, we want to bring you the good news happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help. go to kpix.com/tog we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> california's largest tribal casinos are reopening two big crowds of customers. it is the first of three popular casinos to open this weekend. every other slot machine will be turned off and a maximum of three players can sit at a card table and customers will also be scanned for temperatures at the door. within an hour of opening, the first three floors of the parking garage were full. >>> there is a light at t

look with our sales force up to camera. that golden glow, as and our e as we start off morning in our day. mid-50s in concord, oakland, san jose, and san francisco. coming in at 47 for santa rosa. i'm tracking the winds this morning. we are looking at breezy to windsy conditions out there. westerly winds at 24 miles per hour at sfo. 15 at concord, and for fairfield 12, also in oakland. mostly sunny skies, seasonal daytime highs for this time of year as we head through our afternoon. the winds will be increasing, 20 to 30 miles per hour as we head through the day, and i'll how is you exactly why coming in on moment, but we'll see those highs soaring this weekend. into the 90s inland this holiday weekend. there is a low pressure system to our north, up across the pacific northwest. that is going to drop a dry cold front our way. that's why the winds will be picking up for us. high pressure builds in as we look to the weekend. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, mostly sunny skies as we head through our day, and for tomorrow, even more sunshine, and those temperatures on the rise. looking to futurecast winds, and you can see those winds increasi

we look through the timeline through 10:00, mid 50s in the east bay, still 50s in san francisco. look at the oranges from 1:00, the warmest weather still in the sacramento valley. a bit of a cooldown with 60s to the 70s and then the rain begins to fall in the north bay after 6:00. it continues to sag to the south. here we are, 10:00. we'll time out the rain through the overnight hours, your sunday, even into monday in a few minutes. liz? >> thanks, lisa. >>> this morning, new details in the disaster relief terelief for cities and small businesses. the house approved $3 trillion aid bill with plans for more stimulus checks and money to help prevent widespread budget cuts. republicans now say the bill is dead on arrival. abc news reporter breaks down some of the details. >> the hero's bill is passed. >> reporter: another possible round of relief making its way through congress, the house passing a $3 trillion stimulus package dubbed the hero's act, it includes another batch of $1200 payments to many americans and $1 trillion for state, local and tribal governments. republicans saying it

clare sebastian takes a look at how officers like salesforce tower in san francisco are preparing to protect workers. >>this from the movie office space is what this is the student like confined spaces moment contact over the past few decades they've evolved to this open plan social hubs like the sales force tower in san francisco we look to ce together we love to collaborate left at least a face needs new love to the offices were at a sales force has spent the last 8 weeks turning those principles on the head. >>inspired by this model from real estate firm cushman wakefield dubs the 6 feet office. it's not exactly a return to cubicles eerie similarities any sequestered fighters between work stations on the open floor plans and then even meeting rooms full happy capacity sites because they are not able to hold as many people as before it's really about. >>hitting people visual cues now remember about her physical distancing plans still being finalized but mosques will and a tree. >>shifts will be stag it's temperatures checked and of 8 is in the company's many towers socially-distanc

the weather in the forecast as we take a live look outside here our sutro tower camera in san francisco looking out over the city. one of the buildings are lit up with a heart and as seth love, san francisco. we do and we hope we can all get out and enjoy things normally at some point just not today or not this weekend's restrictions still in place john trimble joining us with a look at the forecast if you're planning on being outside what can we expect john. >>well it's going to be a pretty pleasant start to the weend james that's the finish of the weekend memorial day itself. and it's really going start to bring the heat so if you do want to get outside the backyard. do something with family or whoever you're sheltering in place with good day to be doing so and enjoy some comfortable weather. well we do have it still sticking around because it's not going to stay with us too much longer it's going outside of the golden gate bridge. much like you saw the view james that on the screen a second ago, nice and clear skies not talking much fog this morning and a pretty mild start. open europe, 57 r

look at the bay bridge right now. you can see it is still very light if you do have to drive across into san francisco, just keep drivingu probably already know that but keep driving, and traffic looks good on the way into san francisco. it's 8:32, back to mike. >>> all right, sal, thank you. starting today, some counties will lift stay in place restrictions. outdoor activities,, nurseries, and carwashes, will be allowed to welcome back customers, and golf courses and skate parks can reopen as well. construction projects will resume, putting people back to work. >> we are excited to see the opportunity for members to really go back to work. and continue to safely, you know, support the essential infrastructure that means to continue. >> social distancing will still be mandatory, as well as other health requirements. debate area also says careful balancing act is needed to protect public health and bring jobs back. >>> one san mateo health county supervisor says guidelines must be followed, or new ones will be reimposed. >> we all have a social responsibility. and so, we have the responsibility to make sure, for the coll

we're thinking as we think about what would potentially mobile sites in san francisco look like? starting to have those conversations. so the areas that represent -- 10 other areas that are disproportionately impacted -- >> president yee: excuse me. can somebody -- can people mute their mics? >>... would be the priority areas for those types of additional services, in addition to what has been laid out already. an improvement what we have before in terms of access, but not nearly where we need to go. i don't have an exact date for you, because this is relatively new. in the last week, we think we have a stable supply of the things we need to test, what is it going to look like to expand testing? we started just now with saying, you know, any of these symptoms will allow us to test. and we know we have a ways to go in that and it's going to require planning as i said. and particularly for the asymptomatic test and getting the right message. and giving them information about when they should come back. the way we're going to be learning about that is starting first with health care

a little peek outside locally san francisco, a live look at the embarcadero a little cloudy outside your door. let's see it is 52 degrees right now in san francisco 41 in a bottle 56 the antioch and 51 in fremont but it's going to be a nice stay mild to warm with highs in the 80's once again today, we'll have specifics for your city coming up welcome back everyone, the time for 43 good morning and thanks for staying with us it's time to check in on the forecast and see how to say is shaping up under yesterday was a pretty nice stay dave so. >>ski becoming more and more and more of that just repeat repeat. >>we've got more more more coming our way desk appoint robin we do have temperatures that are going to be warming up each day though, so it fell you don't like it hot unfortunately we've got that coming in here by the week's end, but you know it's and it's getting into summer so we'll be seeing more of this city it's by coming our way and a little mention of maybe some rain showers early next week. so something else to look forward to as well. right now, here's a live shot coming in fro

cameron san francisco looking out over the bay bridge stay to the kron 00:04am morning news at 9 will couple of minutes. >>and thanks for joining us at 9 o'clock on a monday we're going to start off with weather because we've got rain on the way hi john. >>zaria our rainfall on the way and with the sunshine we out this morning got a hard to believe that right a big change by the time we work our way into the afternoon. so i think it out there enjoy the morning if you take your walk a little bit earlier on that would have normally as a boat just one of many areas are looking at abundantly clear conditions really nice and quiet hot air. that's the pope this morning, it is windy though happy bay airfield are windiest spots right now the winds of change for sure by the time we work into the afternoon cloud cover will first be seen and then rainfall makes its as of right now showers are still being seen offshore and then on into the north coast this line of showers slowly charging its way our direction in the meantime zooming in on the bay area we have cloud cover this morning and since cl

this is actually a look at the view in san francisco now that the fog has rolled in, and that's going to make all the difference today. we are even seeing the fog in parts of the north bay, and santa rosa visibility down to three quarters of a mile, and if you are going to work this morning make sure you slow down. we will still have the hot inland temperatures, and concord today will be feeling better than yesterday but still hot this afternoon. mike, you have been keeping an eye on what is happening for the commute. any updates? >>> so far a light commute but we should see slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza, and the good news, today's schedule has it clearing up by 10:00. there's fog across the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 5:10. coming up next on "today in the bay," the uncertain future of america's restaurant, and the president of one of the largest national chains shows us firsthand how the dining experience is about to change. >>> a lot of things going on sale trying to encourage you to buy, and those things include teslas. >>> plus, taking a good lo

around the bay, mid-60 nhl san francisco, looking at 70 degrees in oakland, san lee antro.now let's show you the extend forecast and what you can expect. there we go with those temperatures on the rise, as we head through the week. so warmer saturday, even warmer still sunday into memorial day day on monday, and we are still going to see those warm to hot week. back to you to. >>> a bay area nursing home under pressure after patients die from coronavirus. the investigation into neglect next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and as mary lee said, it's going to be a gorgeous weekend, especially out here at lake merritt, but the rules are changing. what you need to know coming up in a live report. >> ahead on cbs this morning, as coronavirus restrictions continue to relax, we'll take a look at the way states are keeping beaches safe. plus your questions on how to enjoy your summer during this pandemic. >>> also, one doctor gives her perspective on a rare condition in children linked to the coronavirus that may also impact young adults. >>> plus, billionaire investo

what about the bay bridge there you go a live look at 18 to san francisco are also trouble free clear to the mesa 24 the nimitz 5.80 the e sure all is well in a quick trip across the upper deck, we'll take a peek of more bridges coming up a little bit later marty sounds good run. >>according to new data from the chp there's been a significant increase in speeding tickets since the pandemic started in march chp officer john franzen says there's been an 87% jump and so far they've given 389 tickets compared to 170 for the same period last year. officer france and wants to remind everyone that the consequences are severe for those who decide to drive recklessly and too fast. >>are most people lose or licensors wants her found guilty about it also a mandatory court appearance. and there's a lot of people on the traffic barrier on the roadways. so it's a lot easier for officers to catch speeders we have our ground units were were fully staffed right now the last thing where are you are you care about the trauma patients go into the e r because of the fact that someone decider to drive a 10

looking at overnight closures. they will put the finishing touches on the alemany project. if you want to avoid the closures, hop onto 80 in and out of san francisco. we will look at public transit in my next report. >>> the bay area had some of the first covid-19 cases in the country and now a lot of people are watching us as the country opens back up. and then the ladies of cbs the talk and liz cook got to virtually sit down with them. >> the bay area saw some of the first covid-19 cases in the country so how are things now? >> we are slowly starting to come back to life. we were one of the first areas of the country to shut down and we are one of the last to come back. i am so incredibly inspired by these restaurant workers and by the small business owners and their grid and their tenacity. you talk to many of them and they say we do not if we are going to make it but we are going to try. we are going to fight and make this work. >> that is the strength of the bay area and pretty cool to be on the talk. >> we are giving her a message. i didn't know she was going to be there. next time. you can watch her cohost at 1 pm right here on kp we're her

another live look outside from san francisco. a look at the golden gate bridge. and hopefully the computer will respond to what i want it to do. you can see that fog, mist, drizzle, it's damp out this right now. you can see a few drops on the camera lense, or maybe it's dirt from the passing traffic. we've picked up a little rain. 1/10 in the city. richmond, barely a trace. san jose, only a trace of rainfall. the highest amounts in the santa cruz mountains. >>> we'll track that with you. still ahead on kpix 5, streaming on cbsn bay area. a bizarre case of child abuse. >>> five kids rescued from a wooden crate in the mojave desert. details on the heart breaking discovery that led to multiple arrests. >>> plus the world's richest man about to shatter a new record. his personal fortune on pace to crack a mind boggling milestone. >>> a live look at the airport, the length one airline [music] [music] especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. . >>> three adults from sacramento are under arrest after five children were

francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>there's a quick live look outside we have our camera along the bark and arrow in san francisco looking back across the bay bridge. and the brightening skies there get sunrise here this we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>we are 2 weeks away from memorial day weekend and triple a says that more people are starting to travel to their website. this says some counties are beginning to ease their restrictions. we spoke to triple a for some travel tips about the pandemic. >>if you're traveling it's important to contact your travel provider and your airline to find out exactly what their procedures are going t

take a look at this. >> speaking of yelp, they are yelping the old school way. san francisco kaits appear to be getting boulder and louder with the humans being pushed into their homes, the streets and parks are open, and invitation to the song dogs, these coyotes were spotted near corona heights park in the cass tre. , castro. this is also puppy season. and the coyotes have a lot to sing about as they raise their young. they're now coming out in big numbers. >> the people are away. so the coyotes are here to stay. nice to see them. >>> okay. we are going to talk about our forecast. with the memorial day holiday weekend coming up. here is jeff ranieri. >> well, the temperature did warm up a little bit today. and we do have some even hotter weather ahead. so let's bring you into that microclimate forecast and you can see as we start off tomorrow morning, we are looking at mostly sunny skies, and at least we get some relief here in the morning and we will be down to chilly 40s in the tri-valley, peninsula, 52 and the south bay at 54. over the east bay, 57 degrees. 55 in san fra

francisco? we're getting a first look. >> paying the price for defiance. why a non-profit says it deserves to be an essential business. >> what happens if you can't pay the rent? tonight new tips on getting relief during the crisis. >> when zooming and face timing goes only so far. a new look at staying social during the shelter in place. >> we begin this evening with a tale of two counties. santa clara is officially in phase 2 of reopening. retailers today opened up curb side service because health officials say the curve is flattening. we wonder. did shoppers return and how are the stores doing? good evening. thank you for joining us. >> santa clara the county with the highest number of coronavirus cases is moving into phase 2 of reopening. the last bay area county to do so. now some business and public spaces considered to be low risk can open with modification. we spoke to some who are eager to get back to business. >> i think it's a positive sign. it shows that we have flattened the curve. it doesn't mean that businesses will just open up for curb sid

and san francisco look at that. your average high is about 66. 63 degrees officially some areas will get up around 66 but you'll never get rid of the cloud cover today. we'll call it partly cloudy and xwr grab the sunglasses you'll still need it. a look at the weekend showers coming up, first it's time for jobina. >> good morning, everyone. we'll check back in on the golden gate bridge. the chp has issued a fog advisory for the area and also a foggy conditions alert for 101 as you approach the golden gate bridge. you can certainly see from the video visibility is low and take your time as you head out the door this morning. everything else is looking good. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >>> also president trump versus twitter. the executive order pertaining to social it's always gooder what and...you'to have 'em.or, and when it comes to your internet, xfinity gives you the ones you need. on a budget? there's a speed for that. not ready to commit? try a plan with no annual contract. wanna

officers involved in the killing of george floyd used to work. >> we have a guide for what san francisco will look like. >>> san francisco's businesses, a light at the end of the tunnel. a timeline for businesses to reopen, but this weekend there are new restrictions. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, welcome to mornings on fox 2, thank you for joining us, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark, it is may 29. next to pam is steve paulson. you are one of the men of the hour because you know about our weather for today. you also know about what >> there is a lot coming tomorrow, the heat is over with. we have gone from one extreme to the other in 36 hours. the cloud cover is increasing. the low, which has been sitting down here for a week is finally ejecting towards the bay area. temperatures are in the 50s. upper 50s, look for cloudy skies. some sun breaks. the wind will pick up as the clouds get closer. we have a good delta breeze at san pablo bay. towards cordelia, 25-30 miles per hour. the low is on its way. it has tapped into a lot of moisture. we could see not only dry lig

be gorgeous outside beautiful right now nice friday evening and saturday looks like one of those gorgeous days in the san francisco, you're look at numbers in the 60's and the 70's downtown 60's and the sunset about 67 degrees golden gate park little cooler along the coastline but to find some comfortable weather there just enough of the sea breeze keep those temperatures down but you'll find plenty of sunshine 67 degrees in burlingame about 67 also in brisbane and you work your way down the peninsula, those temperatures warm up in a hurry 77 in redwood city 81 in mount do you're going to see 70's and 80's in the south bay sunny skies all day long tomorrow there and then head inland that will start to crank up the numbers now mid-eighties in livermore about 84 in dublin, 75 in a were 72 degrees in san leandro 85 in danville about 85 also conquered and 80 degrees richmond hercules so we're going to crank these numbers up tomorrow then we'll go even a little further on sunday but then as we get into monday that's where everything begins to change a memorial day. it is going to be e beginning of a heat wave is low te

>>yeah and the smoke is definitely having an impact right the city of san francisco but at last year a lookingn francisco skyline from across the bay to probably not noticing it as much just looking up right above you because it has some of the right in so from timber on you've got blue skies overhead but if you look out at the horizon there's that smoke pretty obvious hanging out down towards the city of san francisco where is in the process of confusing we're starting to see improvements but certainly it is still hanging out and with calm winds. this morning. it's really just sitting there for the time being but crews are getting the upper and we're seeing a lot less that dark black plume of smoke being put up so there are improvements already being made and that should help to improve the situation gradually throughout the morning as for right now temperatures, nice and cool 40's and 50's for most areas, although or anyone spots like fairfield in pittsburgh are now up into the 60's today, a touch warmer than we have but this ridge of high pressure builds in this is a very strong ridge of hi

. >> we actually have good news, and we actually have a guide for what san francisco will look like as we begin to envision a new normal. >> reporter: most indoor retail shopping can resume june 15th. frances wolf says it feels like people are ready. >> i did have my door open today and a lot of people popped their heads in, so i'm hopeful. >> reporter: she's waiting for guidelines from the city but plans to approach reopening cautiously. >> i was imagining one person at a time. it's a small shop. >> reporter: june 15th is also a big day for restaurants. that's when they can begin outdoor dining service. >> i mean it's better than what we have now, which is just the takeout. so to have some diners outside would really be great, great for us, great for the neighborhood. >> reporter: restaurants with patios will adjust seating for social distancing. welcoming customers and a small sense of normalcy back to san francisco. >> we're just looking forward to what's next, you know? we're ready. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> here we go. next monday, child care, outdoor museums,

in the san jose europe and the 60's and low 70's, sunny and warm into the afternoon about san francisco looking good you have plenty of sunshine but it will be on the breezy side in oakland tomorrow plan on some sunshine some nice conditions well into the 60's by tomorrow afternoon, we'll look at your debt look at the possibility a little heat wave coming our way guys coming up in a few minutes back to you thank you aren't. >>civil rights leader bobby lee verdugo who fought to protect the mexican american students from discrimination and high dropout rates has passed away at the age of 69 his daughter announce on facebook yesterday that her father died peacefully surrounded by his family are dougal was one of the leaders of the 1968 east los angeles high school walkout. what was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration, drew a violent response from police. the beatings of high school students generated anchor all around the united states and encourage mexican american students in texas and in new mexico to stage their own walk out. >>house offers rapid coronavirus tests for lawmakers as the u.s.

to see all of our positive stories, go to kpix 5 . >>> san francisco is looking at tragic budget cutshat they will have to do for the next two years. >>> governor newsom said to release plans for phase 2 but san francisco might be closed up a bit longer. >>> live from from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. >>> looking at businesses waiting on the governor to announce the next phase of reopening in the state. that will happen in a few hours and we will talk about why san francisco might have different rules to follow. >> they are said to be as aggressive as we can. >> the promising plan to stop the spread of coronavirus and one of san francisco's most avoidable areas. >>> we want this to be compliance. >> the heavy price to pay for not following them. one california city's thousand dollar crackdown. >>> the climbing unemployment rate has carried into may. more on that in a moment but first we want to say good morning. it is thur,

the bay area seeing a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon as we look at san francisco after a rainy morning for some spots. meteorologist mary lee is tracking it all for us. mary. >> wet start to the day and some locations this morning and heading through the rest of our average catching a bit of sunshine re is lookat you can see some sun and some clouds out there. our temperatures are starting to slowly warm up and we're in the 60s for many locations at this hour. show you hi-def doppler thingsi the east near merced and modesto out there. take you hour-by-hour on future can't completely rule out an isolated spotty shower as we go through our day with that low pressure system slowly moving away from us and then as we look to tomorrow, high pressure will be building in and that means sunnier, drier, warmer weather ahead. check out daytime highs looking at mid 60s in san francisco, 70 in san jose and concord and there's that extended forecast warming through the rest of the week. back to you. >>> beginning today, contracosta county relaxing restrictions allowing retail stores to offer

. >> we actually have good news, and we actually have a guide for what san francisco will look like as we begin to envision a new normal. >> reporter: the new normal will also require face coverings when people are outside within 30 feet of others. allen allgood has a mask, but thinks that is too much. >> i understand, you have to be safe. i'm all for that. but there's a limit to it. and they've gone way too far. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> well, even more san francisco businesses will reopen later this summer. in mid august, they include schools, bars, nail salons, massage parlors, gyms, playgrounds, and swimming pools. and things that have no reopening date yet, concert venues, sports with fans, nightclubs, festivals, and hotels. for more insight on the announcement by san francisco, we are joined by dr. peter gin hong infectious disease specialist at ucsf. >> thank you for putting me on, janelle. hi, everyone. >> the reopening time line, more low risk activities next month but in july, hair salons, open houses, what d

high temperatures today looks like we'll do 62 going on for san francisco, 69 san jose morning, rain ly cloudy in your afternoon 65 for oakland. high temperatures in the upper 60's near 70 but shy of that for most of the bay area looks like 6, 9, antioch so the forecast for deals were in the upper 70's by friday it could be a warmest and a bunch again. although not as pronounced as it was last week. there's the weekend becoming unsettled and again monday, some of those rain showers may come with a couple claps of thunder back to you. >>all right, thank you dave, well a little peek at the bay bridge to drive into san francisco looks a little bit better to picking up a little bit it's going to be a little soggy and often on maybe even a little windy chp issued a high wind advisory i felt the winds driving in so you may feel it too. it's not bad overall very quiet in under 10 minutes into san francisco. so we're off to a pretty good start no hot spots here at the richmond sandra fell just remember with the roads being a little wet this morning. make sure you slow your roll drive at a red

reporting live at pier 45 in san francisco, i'm sergio. >> thanks for that report. we want to send you now to a lookjust said, this is pier 45. fortunately san francisco fire tells us they have contained the fire to the end of pier 45. they don't expect that it should spread back towards the inland portion of the pier. they are working to contain the fire itself and extingish it. they expect to be on the scene throughout this weekend as we look ahead at the world war ii vessel that has been saved on this memorial day weekend. a last look for you at the fire boats assisting in this response. we will have the latest all day on nbc bay area and we'll be back tonight at 5:00 p.m. . narrator: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey." today, we travel to southern south america where you'll find the majestic region called patagonia. along the way, we'll meet some spectacular animals, like these high fiving penguin pals. plus, who are the busie