and disney yes yeah so it was at the the native american reservations near fresno right and i guess at some point the vigorish for having a reservation is you get to make the calls on that reservation i guess you'd worked out some sort of deal with the tribe not just for this event the saturday night that would have happened but for the next couple months till the country gets the ceilings again right but that's right if if if they stood their ground and did this event with me i promise them that when we go back to california they'll be the 1st event that we take to california so we're going to be at the taj palace. you know in the more california went when this thing's over that's going to be our 1st trip back shit that you know what i'm i take every of that back to lemoore california toci palace when this thing's over for them for standing by me. well i know god i know brahman guys from boston value it when somebody makes a commitment and sticks with it i have a feeling you have a lot in their area about that and also a long memory for people who screw chill along the way so yeah goo

from reading, to fresno, to l.a. on tuesday, it will surge into the 90s.ncisco, it will be a warm afternoon, in the 70s and around the bay, on tuesday, our warmest spot will be in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. so it's just one day of some heat in the bay. but still, a very warm day tuesday afternoon. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. sunny tomorrow. temperatures not too bad. but by tuesday, they spike very quickly. warm to hot across the region. much cooler air rushes in here midweek on wednesday. it stays with us. thursday, friday, into the upcoming weekend, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. >> drew, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, two bay area singers showed the judges what they have to offer on a first of its kind episode of "american idol." how they faired after making it into the top 20, next. whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as we

you are coming from a family farm and outside of fresno with that agricultural community. >> but life can go on and will go on. so i am looking down at a great vineyard or ice trucks going by a constantly. but agriculture is important to make sure food is delivered to people for those who shelter at home but there is not as great of a danger because of population density. fresno county is a big county with over 1 million people having went over hundred cases but kings county and kern county are analogous with far fewer cases per million residents in far fewer fatalities. so it's not the feeling of being embattled of the university for the shutdown. >> on the year 2020 americans have been told to stay out people have been told to keep their distance from each other and there's no foreseeable and to this. maybe the end of may or june and july. if you go back and look at a virus striking the united states. we call that the hong kong flu but the economy did not shut down in 1957 when we went through that stream. but to go through that influenza epidemic. congress does not massive spending

remarkable economic story in fresno and in the central valley. one that's not often highlighted in the news. it's not just an agriculture community. it's a v ib rant community with remarkable human capitol, young people, people young at heart doing incredible things. a good spirit and a technical exper tise. bit wise is partnered linked in and sales force to create a new site called onward ca.org. onward ca.org. that is about getting us back up on our feet. not just small businesses now, people that have been laid off, that need a job. bit wise is already created a remarkable website to match open jobs to individuals and their particular skill set. they actually prompt 37 questions to specify where you are, what your exact skill set is, what your wage preference may look like. then they match you with open job listings throughout the state of california. already 75,000 open jobs listed on their site. we will probably have 100 plus thousand just in the next number of days. they have four priorities that are hiring right now at this moment. not sur

>> it's a prom like no other in the history of sunnyside high school in fresno. no ticket is needed and no dress code is enforced. instead, students are encouraged to stay home and attend virtually. >> hey, guys. i brought my mom to prom! >> reporter: like all high schools across the state, it has forced sunnyside to close its campus postponing the prom but that didn't sit well with staff members. >> a sense of loss for the seniors. in a lot of ways, the seniors are grieving. >> reporter: they wanted to give them an escape from the pandemic and no party is complete without music. administrators reached out to three deejays who were also sunnyside alums. he was scheduled to work unified proms before the outbreak and it changed her plans but didn't keep her from her gig. >> i decided to come with more of the danc >> we are still trying to our best to do what we can and st sunnyside is a great example of that. >> reporter: staff organized within 24 hours and raising more than $1,000 for prizes and give aways. >> we'll give out $100 gift card. >> reporter: but they s

i was so nervous, i never lived anywhere outside of fridays know, andfridays -- fresno, and i got an interview. and then, i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno and my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i had to try, and lo and behold, i got the job, and my first day was january 14, 2014. every game day was a puzzle, and i have to figure out how to put the pieces together. i have two features that are 30 seconds long or a minute and a 30 feature. it's fun to put that altogetl r together and then lay that out in a way that is entertaining for the fans. a lucky seat there and there, and then, some lucky games that include players. and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails, you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh, we did that. we did that as a t

so, down through fresno as well as for king city and as we put this into motion, you can see this wrappersture and it looks like it just misses us. as we head through her day, we are the daytime highs seasonal if not a little below average for this time of year. the clouds stick around for us all day today, 62 in oakland, 65 in concord. now for the south bay, there's a chance to see a spotty shower i will talk about this coming up but let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >> good morning, let's take a look at the roadways. lightly traveling this morning, no delays. if you are headed out the door, taking 101 right around that time you might see some slower than usual speeds, some good news to report for public transit. ongoing changes are happening but after a two-week suspension, vt light rail is back up and running. now the service was shut down after an operator training tested positive for covid-19. trains will run from 60 into 6:00 pm. and just about 30 minutes the first train will get running. just a reminder, they are still running bus service. for those of you who use e

tuesday in the city will go back into the secht, a lot of 90s from reading to fresno, l.a. topping out at 90. it looks like tuesday will be the hottest day we have all week. here is the accu-weather forecast. the spike in the heat on tuesday, before cooler air mid week. it will stay seasonal, in the 50s, 60s and low 70s. >> dru, thank you very much. >> wheel of fortune fans, get ready. you may know a contestant on the show this week. catching up with pat and vana. all the contestants are from the bay area. good luck to all of them. it features san francisco and the bay area, after jeopardy, that airs after abc 7 news at 6:00. >> time now to check in with chris and a look at sports. >> coming up in sports. the nfl draft have come and gone. plus, clay goes down memory lane. a young clay thompson set the one and only michael jordan, next. rand fast, reliable, secured internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that makes setup quick, safe and easy. no tech visit required. and ou

montaña donde neva vamos a ver en la imagen donde hay presencia de tormentas eléctricas yendo hacia fresno noche las temperaturas alcanzan un promedio de 50 con cielos nublados para san francisco , no será muy fría la noche en san josé nublados que traen lluvias dispersas buenas para nosotros siga en casa estos son los próximos 10 días aumento de las temperaturas en 70 grados más detalles en horas de la noche regresamos >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> cómo se mantie en forma en el encierro alanís está en su casa más información al regresar de la pausa lo que hagamos ahora, cambiará para siempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo correcto hoy. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir viviendo bien. >> hoy hablamos con oswaldo cómo te sientes y muy buenas tardes >> bien , tomando las precauciones en casa cuidándonos en lo que podemos >> cómo te mantienes activo

a little rain reported near fresno and bakersfield.fornia had rain and we have high sierra snow yesterday. we'll be a little cool today in many spots. as we get into monday, a chance of rain. this is a look at the afternoon there when it comes to the cloud cover, likely to see clearing especially inland. around the bay, partly cloudy. i think at the coast we'll be mostly cloudy. tomorrow morning we start out again with patchy drizzle a possibility. in the afternoon we'll begin to clear the low clouds a bit. take a look at what's going on, more cloud cover moving in. the mid- to high level clouds will come ahead of the possibility of some rain on monday. that's what we're looking at for the days ahead. now back to today. 55degrees in san francisco, mid- to upper 50s near concord and brentwood, 55 santa rosa. most areas are only expected to warm 5 to 10 degrees over the course of the entire day. by lunchtime, low 60s expected and partly cloudy skies. for the second part of the day, upper 60s. into the north bay for the afternoon, 68 for

right now about 15 miles outside of fresno i think. what difference do you note in agricultural humidity in this kind of situation. i think there is a sense that life can go on and will go on because is that it's that production side. when i'm looking out here and looking down at a great vineyard. or icy trucks going by constantly headed towards the coast or even in the east coast with chickens and eggs and beef there is a sense that agriculture is really important and people are looking to it to make sure that food is delivered to people who are sheltered at home. that there's not a great danger because of population density and as i said fresno county is a big county it has over a million people 1.2 million. but we've only have a little over a hundred cases. the other rural counties that i live near kings county, they have far fewer cases per million residents in far fewer fatalities. it's not that feeling of being embattled that we have at samford university before the shutdown. >> victor, here we are in the year 2020 over half of a

fresno county is a big county.t has over a million people. 1.2 million but we've only had a little 100 cases into debts. in the rural counties that in the near, kings county, karen county, they have far fewer cases per million residents and four fewer, so it is not the feeling that we are in battle thinking that we were at stanford university before the shut down. bill: the year of 2020 over half of the americans to stay home, they been told by government whose essential who is not, people been told to keep their distance from each other. and there's no foreseeable end to this. the end of april or may be the end of may or june or july and who knows when. if you go back and look in a virus that struck the united states in 1957, the hong kong flu, with use of politically incorrect term back then. but the economy did not shut down in 1957 when we went through that strength. the elective 1918 victor, president woodrow wilson, he did not hold daily press conferences to talk about the influenza epidemic. commerce do not

green originally from fresno, but transferred to the basketball academy in napa called prolific prep instead of playing in the ncaa. he will be paid 500 grand to train for a full year under the nba's watch and then enter the draft in 20021. 2021. this is for the elite players, but graen is the first to take it. >> if i do change the route for high school kids to do this and they change and look back, i think it would be a crazy thing. thfact thai'm leaving thisansta up to other kids. >> the nfl draft kicks off one week from tonight. and check it out. the entire event will be done on remote. now, cals evan weaver expects to hear his name necks week. the leading tackler has been meeting with teams he face timed during shelter in place. he is expected to go in the third or fourth round and likely be a special teamer. he told me today that's a complete understood estimation. you don't see it that way, i know. what do you see? >> i see myself as a future pro bowler, you know, starter person that gther a team aroun team winning >> yeah, he is going to be a player all right. >>> golf made i

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as i said, fresno county is a big county. it's got over a million people, 1.2 million we've had only a little over 100 cases and two guest. the of the role counties that i live near, kings county, kern county, they are analogous. they have far fewer cases per million residents and far fewer locality. so it's not the feeling of being in battle that we had, say at stanford university for the shutdown. >> victor, here we are in the year 2020. over half of the americans have been told to stay at home. business and then told by government whose essential to his doctor people been told to keep their distance from each other and is no siebel into this. maybe the end of april, maybe the end of may, , june, july, wo knows when? if you go back and look at a virus that struck the united states in 1957, the hong kong flu, we could use a politically incorrect term back then called the hong kong flu, but the economy did not shut down in 1957 when we went through that string. if you go back to 1918, president woodrow wilson did not hold a d

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the marriott near union square is already housing ucf workers and a doubletree in fresno is doing the same in the central valley. now coming up new tonight on kpix 5 at 7:00, hear from public health experts about what they think about this plan to separate health care workers from families for safety reason live in san francisco tonight, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> two bay area school districts have suffered some cyber security breaches related to zoom video conferences with student oakland administrators inadvertently posted the accessanyone with a gmail account could join and see students' full names and comments. for berkeley unified, a man gatecrashed a zoom conference, exposed himself, and shouted obscenities. that district has banned video conferencing for now but hopes to resume in a few day the superintendent says that zoom is making changes to better reflect the needs of a classroom setting. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, cars lined up for miles. their destination, a bay area church. the essential help it is providing people. >> plus a bizarre story about a woman

but tracking rain to our east end are south, you can see the wet weather that is for fresno and 14 citynd as we go through today, there is a chance to see some of those showers push into the bay area especially for parts of the south bay. a spotty isolated shower is a possibility for us. we will show you in just a moment, here is a live look with the salesforce tower camera as you look east with those clouds. temperatures are running in the low to mid 50s at this hour. cool end cloudy start, funny of clouds as we head to the day. again, a spotty shower as possible especiasyme 70sback in weekend. summer warm-up is on the way. there is that low pressure system spitting up and could bring a few showers for the far south bay as we head to the day. taking you hour by hour on future cast, you can see and isolated shower is definitely a possibility with those clouds as we head to ready, partly sunny to mostly skies for your friday and then as we look ahead to the weekend we will see a little bit more sunshine in those temperatures on the rise for the weekend and then fax into next week with th

bakersfield ranked the worst followed by fresno and valencia. the l.a. metro area ranked fourth. >> fresno, i grew up in the valley there. a little funky town. it's the valley there, so that air doesn't have the sea breezes we get here to blow it out. >> that's part of the reason why they do have that air quality. >> exactly. >> i was going to show you some of the air quality we're seeing because of the shutdown and how much of a decrease we've seen. some of those greenhouse gas levels and something that improves our air quality has been staying at home as we get a look at what we've seen. look at the reds that we've seen recently. but then we compare that to now with people staying at home. you barely see any colors at all. that's because we've seen a huge improvement in our air quality. and coming up on this earth day we're going to talk about a drop in carbon dioxide levels and we'll talk to a stanford professor coming up in a few minutes. mike? >>> kari, we're talking about traffic. again, it is very light, as you said, but we do have an issue we're

. >> a foster farm workers in fresno tested positive for coronavirus. the worker was last at the plant on april 11. all employees who came close have been notified. it implemented social distancing measures and providing protective equipment. and increased sanitation standards. >> the grocery delivery service has shoppers take an in app wellness test. many workers say it's not enough calling for a hazard pay and safety equipment. the company recently hired 300,000 employees to keep up with the demand. >> in th sayt repair serviceo hp healthcare workers for free. like so many your mechanic.com found a special way to say thank you to the thousands of people working to keep the community safe and well cared for. tonight's project thanks story comes from a bay area based company keeping up reliable transportation for fropt line workers. at a time when they are needed the most. >> reporter: oil change, a change of wiper blades and quick buff. this list of to dos completed in the driveway. >> it was an easy one today. >> mechanic work is free for front line h

rolling to the weekend as we get into tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, if you look over areas like fresno see still some moisture hanging on from that system i showed you a moment ago, getting into sunday, and moves out but take a look at what is over the pacific, another system coming our way, could bring us a few scattered showers right now it looks like sunday night into monday, a pretty good possibility but to be honest, the models are not quite distinct on that one. in the meanwhile, outside at this hour, mostly cloudy skies, entre brees and temperatures on the cool side, mid 50s in half moon bay, upper 50s in nevada, nearing 70 a little bit earlier but already falling back to 64 at this time. here is a look at the overnight lows and for tomorrow morning 46 to start the day in santa rosa, 51 in san francisco, upper 40s for the inner east bay, areas like concord as well as livermore and the afternoon high. that is very similar to where we are seeing today, low 60s, in and around san francisco, mid to upper 60s around the bay, for some of the inland cities, upper 60s to about 70s so ge

dee, let's hear from fresno, california. caller: hello. --ave a question for the dr. i have lupus. all of this sounds like exactly what lupus does to your body. why in all these years have you all known -- and i think you just answered my question on the last -- there is not a lot of money out there to give vaccines. so -- don't they hydro-whatever to ra and lupus (202) 748-8001 -- --st: hi dr. corcoran hydroxychloroquine, there was a study in china that suggested it could inhibit viral replication in tissues in a petri dish, of the subsequent study did not show it had a good effect in this disease. you don't -- this immune process is not something to be taken lightly when someone is in a state of critical illness, we exactlybe careful about what parts of the process we are tamping down because the virus depresses the immune system too early or too dramatically, you could have worse viral spread. if you don't suppress it enough, you might have a person who dies , from organ failure that as a result of that immune process. i think people have been open-minded in terms of using drugs

. >> a foster farm workers in fresno tested positive for coronavirus. the worker was last at the plant on april 11. all employees who came close have been notified. it implemented social distancing measures and providing protective equipment. and increased sanitation standards. >> the grocery delivery service has shoppers take an in app wellness test. many workers say it's not enough calling for a hazard pay and safety equipment. the company recently hired 300,000 employees to keep up with the demand. >> in the south bay at home car repair service aims to help healthcare workers for free. like so many your mechanic.com found a special way to say thank you to the thousands of people working to keep the community safe and well cared for. tonight's project thanks story comes from a bay area based company keeping up reliable transportation for fropt line workers. at a time when they are needed the most. >> reporter: oil change, a change of wiper blades and quick buff. this list of to dos completed in the driveway. >> it was an easy one today. >> mechanic wo

i met with a small group of people in fresno, california about a year ago. an organization called bitwise. remarkable economic story in fresno and in the central valley, one that is not often highlighted in the news. it is not just an agricultural community. it is a vibrant community with remarkable human capitol. young people. people young at heart doing incredible things. a good entrepreneurial spirit and a technical expertise that is very prepresent in the central valley. bitwise is the center of this. bitwise has partnered with linked in and sales force to create a new site called onwardca. gorg. and that is about getting us back up on our feet. not just small businesses, now, people that have been layed off or need a job. bitwise has already created a remarkable website to match open jobs to individuals and their particular skillset. they actually prompt 37 questions to specify where you are geographically. what your exact skillset is, what your wage preference may look like, and then they match you with open job let's listings throughout the state of c

the note, from a husband to his pregnant wife, written in chalk on the hospital parking lot in fresnocalifornia. he can't be inside because of covid-19 visitor restrictions. ethan marshall letting his wife jordan know he's right outside. what a good husband. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here tomorrow at the same time. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. goodnight, america. ♪ bar, ba, ba, ba, ♪ "jimmy kimmel live" this is ridiculous. from his house! >> jimmy: hello and welcome to our continuing coverage of the longest and worst staycation of all time. i'm jimmy. i am coming to you tonight from my house. again. this is our second night doing a "real" show with real cameras. and we got a lot of comments on youtube that insisted i am standing in front of a green screen. which i am not. and why would i be? why would i set up a green screen in my house to make it look like i'm in my house? trust me, if i did, there'd be a tiger in here. if you want proof i'm not in front of a green screen, i'll give you proof. here we go. ♪ i'm pretty sure

between the ages of 15 and 19 have injured forced sex husbands and partners pose the greatest risk in fresno from one lucy one she couldn't django grew up in dun dora one of my robi's poorest districts she knows firsthand how hard life here can be going through a whole lot going through. our gotten to. be for me i experienced violence and with relationships and ours was just good was it to. about 10 years ago at the age of 19 lucy found out that the father of her son david had infected her with hiv david died of just 7 months lucy decided to fight against the virus and for women she founded ok. called the positive young women voices a regular meetup for women in the settlement to talk about sexual violence including from their partner. give. me every day one of people told me that he slept with lots of other women i mean he always went out drinking and i went to bed hungry you know women i learned i didn't the deadlock with a marriage a sexual assault can occur with a marriage if your husband forces himself on you when you don't want to then that's right plain and simple. my friend once came

there are some decent amounts towards fresno and into the lake tahoe area.pper 70s near 80 for some inland. one more day of this and then tomorrow we start a cooldown and over the weekend, a lot of cloud cover. >>> if you are tired of going to the grocery store and finding empty shelves, there is a new app to help you. still to come, we will break down how the what's in stock app works and how it will help you save time. >>> disney does it again. first it was the churros and in the tropical recipe. your children can now experience toy story for lunch. this is kind of a first... for all of us. but maybe this is a time to put other things... first. and when the day comes, when we're no longer looking at our worlds from the inside out. it will be what we did in here that will make us stronger out there. >>> the national guard is helping to open up a temporary health center for covid-19 patients and this is taking place at the park. the alternate care site is being set up at sonoma state university and some dorm rooms are helping for people with mild run virus s

from the dublin an ad will our police say accus of starting 9 fires only days after being fre from a fresnoounty jail. the state judicial order granted 0 bail for people charged with lowlevel are non violent offenses to try to prevent the spread of the virus thousands of inmates have been released a stng of asian own businesses has been targeted byvandals in the south bay. not clear why but there are worries that the vandalismmight be somehow related to covid-19 kron four's rob fladeboe talk to the owner of one of those businesses and joins us live >>that's right. catherine a there's no hard evidence at ast not now that this is related to a hate crime in any the targeted businesses says that this is only added to the struggle created by the coronavirupandemic and that many of these employees and customers are worried. here's more. surveillance video shows soeone using what looks like a crowbar to smash virtually all of the front windows at this and 3 other lee's sandwich shop locations in san jose on wednesday. i spoke with owner 10 leigh and our storesyou know they're they're getting. >>sc

renee is in fresno, california. caller: good morning. i know we are all trying to get through this. healthy and happy, eventually. i had a comment related to one of the callers that i called and was spewing all of the horrible things that the demonized democrats have done. that is the reason why we have this problem on the border. god knows they are ringing bugs in here with them. i have just about had it with all of this. i find the intersection of health and olive takes -- and politics to be changing. we just learned about the african-american community being completely separated as far as patients and not being treated the way -- i don't know. i think the resources are going to the wrong areas. i think race is an incredible play. through the acts of what the republicans have done in these decades, we are finding -rooted a lotdeep of these racial disparities and economic disparities -- i think we are starting to peel back the onion and see what is really going on. my main focus today, with a question of you is, how can we try to promote positive attitudes right now for these migra

oh and i will are accused of starting 9 fires just days ter being freed from a jail in fresno county. a state judicial order granted siro bail for people charged witha low level or nonviolent offenses. thawas an effort to prevent the spread of the virus. thousands of inmates have been reased. while a vaccine for the virus is probably at least a year away there is still hope and some type of drug will emerge to at least ease symptoms or prevent death. and researchs and san francisco are now looking at different drugs both of them deloped for other virus kron four's dan kerman is live at ucsf medic center what next. >>castor writer ucsf they're looking at a drug to treat gout and also resrch is another part of san francisco. we are looking at a drug that they have designed to use to fight hiv hoping that both of them more work separately to helpthose who are tackling covid-19. with a coronavirus vaccine at least a year to a year and a half away. >>researchers are g into existing drugs to keep people from getting as sick as they had patients who have dying. access to the drug because the

the pay-per-view event was set for later this month at a casino near fresno but espn called ufc president dana white and asked that he postpone the event. espn as a five-year contract is the exclusive home of ufc fights. and the national football league is selling football fans it plans to be back on the field and play games this year nfl commissioner roger goodell said he thinks having football games will be beneficial during hard times like these.>> we can help our country heal and we can help bring our communities together and we can provide hope and provide the distraction from the everyday issues and show people there is a future out there and that we will all be a part of it. >> now he did make it clear that the nfl will put public safety first in deciding when to play. the 2020 nfl draft will be conducted virtually later this month with all team facilities closed down. most of americans say they will not feel safe going to a live sporting event anytime soon. according to a seton hall university poll 72% of americans said they were not go to games until virus. 12% say they would onl

on tuesday, hitting 90 degrees. 91 in fresno. even in san francisco we'll hit 71. but away from the coast, we'll be well into the 80s if not close to 90 degrees. the good news, if you're not a fan of the warm weather, it really only lasts one day. so the accuweather seven-dy forecast. sunny and seasonal tomorrow. tuesday, there is that spike in the heat for one day. warm to hot before much cooler weather settles in for wednesday, and a steady pattern into the upcoming weekend next weekend. >>> now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> the 49ers were 6:30 away from winning the super bowl. now following that lock, george kittle labelled the season the legendary revenge tour. the niners got the work this weekend. the draft, they were active and aggressive thursday through saturday. now 49ers take account of the loss of joe staley's requirement. san francisco traded for trent williams. the niners used their first round picks on defensive tackle javon kinlaw and arizona state. >> we also feel we should have won the super bowl last year and we want to have an opportunity to

temperatures across the state looks lie 79 bakersfield 81 for fresno 84 sacramto, and down towards the delta we're oking at numbers also pop like that as well but inland today oks to be mostly upper 70's a lot of spots around the bay, this is what i was talking about there's a high arching en as we get into the weekend some scatred clouds a bit of shows a little biof weakness in the high pressure cell this painting some cotal grizzle in the morning hours. but that is replaced by yet again more warming happing and then we wait for another weakening moment, t again looks like this is notgoing bring us an rain you know it's the coastal grizzle business that's about the best we can muster of all about and then it's back to again high stting to art so will get moments whe weakens a little bit. but all that's going to his welcome in some cloud cover and slight reduction of temperatures look at this today ssion district 7169, san francisco's to take a look at the 4 zone forecast along the coast. it'smore those 60's a play specific of the chilly spot at 6467 daly city with half moon bay. at 66

same thing tomorrow but warming temperatures when we go forward for tomorrow across the state today fresno 8582 for sacrameno, 81 for a kersfield 65 coming in from montrey was 74 san francisco. well that down to san diego and 8179 going on for la x. so these little short ways as i mentioned boom there's one coming this weekend. it will mpromise the high pressure system that means more coastal clouds reduction of temperatures and all of that high pressure research itself early next week we're going to see some warley warm tempatures and then by the middle of the week it weaks again. as it welcomes in the next following weekend. that's interesting. there we'll seeif we get anything out of that but ere's that little weak of a chance of gettingsome maybe coastal showers from that last system coming in here by next weekend 4 zone forecast for this thursday, 70 san francisco, 67 marina distri 71 going on for mission istrict. meanwhile, the coaster daly city 68 pacifica half moon bay. and up to the 6 northern d of the peninsula near 70 for south san francisco, san bruno 6768 burlingame and down s

back in and will be snow up around tahoe and 1/10 of an inch looks about right, santa cruz at 19 in fresnoith three quarters of an inch that low will be slow to move out further north after today a better opportunity to get more sunshine cloud cover around and hang out wednesday and thursday looks better friday and into the weekend.>> if you ride muni in san francisco more disruptions are coming. up next the services being shut down over the next 48 hours. also an update from the uk on prime minister boris johnson and his condition, he was admitted to a hospital with coronavirus symptoms getting worse. we will talk about how bay area athletes are readjusting their workouts as they get ready for the 2020 olympics now scheduled for the summer of 2021. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do i

there is a site in fresno and we are in the process of unloading and setting up. those 8 sites, hospitals and alternative care sites like this and that is 4613 beds that we have locked down. that said, we have beds and personnel. to explain how these things are working, i talked about the partnership with kaiser indignity. each and every site has different operations. different specs in terms of support. who is managing them, and where we are procuring the protective gear. the fms sites, the medical stations are county/state ownerships. in some cases, the county is taking all the responsibility temselves. with county and state partnerships. as it relates to sites like this, we are working with the county. we are working through our healthcore. which has a total number of applications. it was the website we launched less than a week ago. over 81 seven thousand, as of this morning 81,879 people have filled out a formal out application on the site. it will provide the surge capacity in terms of personnel we need to staff. the 400 beds that will be on the specific sit

fresno at 90. bakersfield 90. earlier today l.a. was at 90 as well. hotter than that, coming in with a current temperature of 101 degrees. so it is very warm in the coachella valley right now. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. we have high pressure anchored right off the southern california coastline. that is bringing in that warm weather. but we're already noticing some changes in northern california. in the form of some high clouds and fog. we'll be returning tonight. so future weather early keeping onthis tomorrow about 5 to 8 degrees cooler compared to today. a high of 67 in the city. about 80 in concord. 76 in palo alto. 81 the high in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler day tomorrow. that continues into monday. but watch what happens on tuesday. we see a quick jump in our temperatures. that's the hottest day of the week, eric. and then we'll find a gradual cooldown thursday into friday with numbers close to average. so a bit of a ride we're on our way for the next couple of days, guys. >> looks like a roller coaster

pleasanton, he spent his weekend transporting more than 20 dogs and cats from the central valley, spca in fresnoto safe temporary homes around the bay area, an effort that likely saves the animal's lives. >> when they make it into the crate during the transport, they hid in the crate they were so scared and they didn't know what was going on. >> he is delivering the dogs to foster homes across the bay area, and those who can foster a pet have been urged to step up as there is an influx of animals. >> i know in the newsroom you were flirting with the idea. >> i am. >> i love to foster pups. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. up next is lester holt who takes us on the front lines. hope to see you at 6:00. bye. >>> breaking news, coronavirus deaths surging to over 10,000 in the u.s. the surgeon general warning this week is our pearl harbor moment. americans told to brace for the hardest times many will experience in their lives but in new york the epicenter a glimmer of hope. what the governor revealed here. >>> alarming news from london boris johnson battling coronavirus. now moved to intensive car

. >> reporter: this week the food bank is getting a lift from the 144th fighter wing based out of fresno. >> whether it's working at a food bank or natural disaster, a lot of these members have been deployed to fires last year, a lot o these members have been deployed overseas. >> reporter: airmen doing their part in the battle against covid-19. >> each day we're celebrating that win. what are we doing to do provide for everybody in the bay area and why are we doing it? that's driving the passion behind the work happening here. >> reporter: as daunting the task, a feeling of hope. >> i think there's this kindness and gentleness and willingness to support one another that's really important. >> reporter: and a chance for silicon valley to shine in ways it never has before. >> eye-opening and startling and incredibly rewarding to know that i'm in some way making a small difference. >>> in the east bay, cars lined up outside a popup food distribution center in oakland long before it opened this morning. the alameda county food bank opened the popup when they realized the need was going to o

those hospitalization rates, they are not just los angeles county, santa clara county, they include fresno county, they include current, they include san joaquin, san bernardino, they include orange and riverside, san diego, it is a way of emphasizing this, covid-19 and hospitalizations, covid-19 and the total number of positives impact the entire state of california. if you are living in a community where you think we are immune we are okay we got this, we are not la, we are not these other counties in the states. i hope you will disabuse yourself of that and consider that some of the most challenging parts of the state remain in some of our rule parts of the state, particularly as it relates to skilled nursing facilities, adult and senior homes which we continue to track. i should note, we have in our portfolio, i laid out on april 10 our new strategies and plans to protect our seniors and redoubling our efforts. remember, one of the first executive orders that we put out in the state was around guidelines in the skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes. we followed up with that on a

when you look at the top 15 counties impacted by the virus, they include fresno county. they include kern county and orange county and riverside county. they include every part of this state and it is just incumbent upon all of us to recognize that those are just in the top 15. many of those in the top 10 impacted by covid-19. the incredible importance that we place physical distancing orders. i know how impatient people are but again, i just cannot express more gratitude for the incredible antiroll quirk all of you have done to soften the blow of this virus so far in the state of california. let's not dream of pulling the plug too early. we are going to lean and. i am as eager as you to answer the question when and on wednesday, you will have more clarity again when we start to look at all of those six areas that are part of that transformation or rather part of that process to begin to transition into a new phase of this pandemic. i want to let folks know on friday we put out the list by facility. it is not a complete list. we have 83% of all of the facilities, 1224 sk

high temperatures acrosthe state today, 82 for bakersfield fresno what 8560's cover a good portion f e central coast and out of so cal 73 for la x 79 san diego similar to yesterday, although not as warmhere's what here's what we got going on a longer range forecast models there's thatchance of a shower but it looks actually more interesting. later from the weekend. there's that potential hit maybe a shower or so we're getting late in the season here so we want to try to grab every opportunity we can he even if it's still a mountain snows to 4 zone forecast going on 68 mission district about 69 62 pacific of the day the city of a whopping 6765 half moon bay, northe end of the peninsula would do it in the upper 60's today, 67for burley gain heading down south foster city 7175 from out and deal with fellow alto at 74. and the south bay readings here just about all in the 70's, although morgan hill going up to about 8078% jose not the despair sevens lower 70's to middle 70's on the eastbay shoreline with haywar74 77 pleasanton livermore at 78 and jumping up here to walnut creek and 8082

i was so nervous, i never lived anywhere outside of fridays know, andfridays -- fresno, and i got an interview. and then, i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno and my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i had to try, and lo and behold, i got the job, and my first day was january 14, 2014. every game day was a puzzle, and i have to figure out how to put the pieces together. i have two features that are 30 seconds long or a minute and a 30 feature. it's fun to put that altogetl r together and then lay that out in a way that is entertaining for the fans. a lucky seat there and there, and then, some lucky games that include players. and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails, you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh, we did that. we did that as a t

si usted vive del estado de sacramento, santa clara, san francisco, san diego, fresno, donde hay mucha sÓlo pertenece exclusivamente a los referentes de la cia de los angeles. asÍ que son dos fondos totalmente distintos. pero si vive en asia de los angeles puede aplicar con la tarjeta y tambiÉn para ayuda financiera por parte del estÍmulo econÓmico del estado de california. andrea: hay que aclarar que para este estÍmulode $125,000,000 para habitantes de todo el estado de california, todavÍa no se han delineado los requisitos para solicitar este apoyo que serÁ entre 500 y $1000. era me platicaba que hay una opciÓn que estÁn analizando para hacer llegar estos apoyos. kevin: asÍ es. se oye que el vehÍculo para distribuir los fondos a la gente indocumentada serÁn grupos comunitarios de nuestras ciudades y nuestras comunidades. grupos no lucrativos. grupos que trabajar muy de cerca con la poblaciÓn inmigrante. todavÍa no se sabe.no estÁ esa decisiÓn pero ojalÁ que la semana entrante llegarÁ a una conclusiÓn de cómo y cuÁndo van a distribuir los fondos . y quiero enfatizar algo. que este din

a 10 percent pay cut for dozens of senior staff to spite having paid subscribers to the site the fresno bee reportedly for allowing $115.00 employees and its advertising departments in 30 newspapers across the country roughly 4 percent of the workforce are taking kopechne 18 leave for 90 days los angeles times announcing pay cuts for senior management and nonunion workers as according to its parent company the pandemic has nearly eliminated their ad revenue president of the california times chris r. gentry saying quote we've made significant progress in growing our digital subscriber base and developing other sources of revenue it is not yet enough to offset the losses the economy is in crisis and it's become clear that we need to make some difficult changes in order to meet this challenge other big names like buzz feed vox media the hollywood reporter getting that sports illustrated and vice media to name a few are also laying off employees and cutting pay and those in-flight magazines you see on the airplanes are also going away for the time being delta's sky magazine laid off its 16