green bread green bay. if. she really wants to get ahead and make something of her life at fish she was very shy but she's catching on. amal is now known well beyond the boundaries of mark ash word spread that it's the place for gore made. this means a mob is not so reliant on donations the restaurant as well as a catering service and cooking classes for guests bring in enough money to cover the costs of training the young women. the need was huge and so it filled that needs that while at the same time giving women the opportunity to find work and decent work to come even you know with you to get you know the city that i come from a dear in the south and i hope this idea will come there soon. because there's a demand. and a need to open doors for untrained women to try to work in gastronomic it's an extraordinary idea. it's called yeah it's nice to try and find opportunities to support the local culture and. in this case help women become more independent and more empowered and more we could have a nice lunch a

. >> reporter: green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers describing his harrowing escape in radio interview. >> there were moments we were worried we wouldn't get out, pandemonium at the airport. >> reporter: others not so lucky. >> yesterday, only meal was lunch. >> reporter: stuck in cuzco for days. >> repatriation but not allowed to leave the hostel? >> the manager said if i leave with that document, i would get arrested. >> reporter: state department saying we have no higher duty than to protect american citizens and have launched unprecedented global effort to bring home our citizens from every corner of the globe but not everyone can be rescued easily. those on cruise ships stranded at saerea, unwelcome any harbor. "zaandam." stranded americans around the world wonder when and how they'll ever get home. >> in the midst of the pandemic, thousands are dealing with another disaster, tornadoes. jonesboro, arkansas was hardest hit. >> reporter: the silent descent of the funnel, warnings coming just in time. >> valley view fire department, tornado warning near your area. >> reporter: minute

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everything in the green except for westbound 580. south bay drive times all in the green. good. taking a look father richmond san rafael bridge, traffic a little bit. morehead lights but not bad. san mateo bridge, hayward into foster city, a 14 minute drive. bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are now on so you're seeing that usual traffic backed up. once you get past it, it is a pretty good drive across that span. >>> new video out of russia where men are going head to head in the country's annual slap championship. this is awesome. rules are simple. two men stand face-to-face and boom, they sleep each other. each man has five attempts. adjunct decides who gets to plouffe on. there you go again. it was introduced to the siberian power show last year to add novel ty to the sporting festival. there is another slap. thousands of plastic bottle caps that could have ended up in the trash were transformed into a colorful muir rell. look at the colorful artwork. the are tester said his idea was to do something to really impact people. >>> time now is 5:51. a troop for any

bay. on-and-off rain over the weekend, sunny and warmer for monday afternoon. here's a look at the rain as it continues throughout the morning hours. 11:30, you can see the green there, all over the bay. then it becomes more widely scattered. 3:30 we get a break later on tonight as the sun sets. early tomorrow morning, next wave of downpours from vallejo into the city. highway 1, getting wet. then transitioning to drier conditions with some sun breaking out towards 2:00, 3:00. if we add up the rain, it's a northern california event the next 24 hours. you can see maybe a third of an inch in san jose, upwards of a half inch in san francisco. so varying amounts where you get those heavy downpours at times. that's 24 hours. that includes tomorrow morning. 58 in fremont today, 59 in san jose, scattered showers, a cool afternoon with gray skies and looking at the warmer numbers tomorrow, the sunny breaks in the afternoon, a level 1 system today and tomorrow, then milder as get into your monday. temperatures will be on the rise all week long. the 70s inland and we'll see some 60s at the coast. feeling very much like spring and april arrives. hopefully turning the corn

we look at the north bay, you'll see very light returns, few sprinkles from highway 1, novato, san rafael. darker shading of greenve the heavier showers, light sprinkles from daly city, to south san francisco, over into the east bay. oakland, m sprinkles in the far east bay valleys on the peninsula, a cell here around portolo valley. 280. peninsula looking damp out there from redwood city and shifting into the south bay, just a few light scattered sprinkles from san jose, mt. hamilton. a little bit of pink there. this is a cold system but not cold enough to bring us any significant snow in the mountains. maybe one to three inches. we could see a little bit of rain/snow mix like we saw there at mt. hamilton today and into tomorrow. it is 51 in hayward, san mateo, 46 in napa. outside again we're looking at the gray skies. spring showers today. in fact, we're looking at heavier rain, it looks like, 24 hours from now. on and off for the weekend. and looking at a sunny and warmer pattern for next week. as we go through the next several hours, this is 7:30. you'll notice a few light showers. not everyone is seeing them

aaron rodgers replaced the great brett favre in green bay. the plan for patriots is not as clear. new england is reportedly bringing back brian hoyer for the third time. the former 49er was released by the colts yesterday and is suspected to compete with jarrett stidham for the starting job. not exactly steve young or aaron rodgers waiting in the wings there. espn said they are reairing all six of the patriots super bowl wins it during the brady era but brady's mom used the marathon as a way to help motivate her 42-year-old son for next season. he posted the exchange. we are watching espn six or seven hours. i think they think you are retired. brady replied, i love you mom. >>> nba players forced to get creative in order to stay in shape. the big man running sprints up and down the hallway. tray young doing a three-point shootout with his socks and the razorback head coach in the empty gymnasium going through his daily routine with practice followed by a press conference. >> good to see you. yesterday the guys really worked hard. i know the video went out for everybody on yesterda

south bay drive times a different story. everything in the green. look at the golden gate bridge, not too many cars heading into san francisco from the north bay. and you can see those wet roads on the san mateo bridge right there a lot of brake lights looking like a 16 -- 15-minute drive across the span. and taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see a few cars not too bad at last check metering lights were not on. that's traffic. >>> investigators are looking into a pair of fires that broke out in commercial buildings. one burned in an abandoned warehouse near 38th and broadway in oakland. the flames erupted early sunday morning and burned both floors of the two-story building. no other buildings were damaged, and no one was hurt. >>> now, a few hours before that fire, another vacant building burned in campbell for the second time. the former elephant bar restaurant went up around 4:00 in the morning. the same building was damaged in october. firefighters say that squatters started that fire. >>> the snowy conditions in shasta county

probably green bay here for a point position for a body that kept looking right down our throat. besides the cameraman they've also photographers among the wall correspondents on the 23rd of february a few days after the start of the landing operation one of them snap 2 u.s. marines raising the stars and stripes on the summit of the extinct suribachi volcano. although the men were actually replacing the flag raised earlier that day the photo was to go down in history. that's why the vacant is on the 2nd world war was also a war of images and symbols of the millions of photos we have from world war 2 there are not 5 or 6 that we all know. you are looking for sting of the flag and he would say most of the reenacted honest it symbolizes the american victory in the pacific. the conscience zicam puts a few. dollars it would be several months before the americans could really claim victory in the pacific the fighting around a would jima known continued for weeks up to the picture at the volcano summit was taken the japanese defended is resorted to a particularly bloody tech take to com

probably green bay there for a point protection from the robot to the camp for bright dark souls. besides the cameraman they've also photographers among the wall correspondents on the 23rd of february a few days after the start of the landing operation one of them snapped 2 u.s. marines raising the stars and stripes on the summit of the extinct suribachi volcano. the men who actually replacing the flag raised earlier that day the 1st year was to go down in history. that's why the victory because of the 2nd world war was also a war of images and symbols millions of photos we have from world war 2 there are 5 or 6 that we all know. if you are looking for sting of the flagon he would seem the reenacted one symbolizes the american victory in the pacific. the conscience decompose if you. thought it would be several months before the americans could really claim victory in the pacific the fighting around he would seem unknown continued for weeks after the picture of the volcano summit was taken the japanese defend is resorted to a particularly bloody tech take. more of your minutes for

green bay, it's snowing, milwaukee and northern michigan, thunderstorms from with the that, now spreadinguthern missouri. that's where we could deal with isolated strong storms this morning. even the possibility of a few severe storms, maybe a tornado or two in areas of mississippi and also slide in through areas of arkansas. so, those storms are now here. they're going to slide to the south-southeast. little rock watch out. it's going to happen in the morning, late morning and afternoon in areas of mississippi. it's not your typical late afternoon or evening thunderstorm event. it's actually earlier today and right through the lunch hour. as far as the forecast goes as we go throughout much of the day today, we are going to watch warm condition. here's the forecast through today. 55 in d.c., new york at 57, chicago at 51. notice how warm in the southern half of the country. 82 in dallas. 71 in atlanta. as we go towards tomorrow, much of the same, still great in the northeast, mid-atlantic, but we will have storms in areas. midwest. as far as the upcoming weekend, friday looks like a rain

. >> the drive is open 10:00 until 3:00 today in green brae, one of several happening across the bay area. we have a list of ways to help on our website, abc7news.com. >>> new data from the abc 7 news i-team shows that california is lagging behind other states in testing for covid-19. with more and more testing, governor newsom says tens of thousands in the state are still waiting for their results. from marin county's covid-19 test site. sxwlr for two weeks, marin county has been quietly testing people at this drive-through facility. but not just anyone can come. >> this is a physician-referral only site. show up without an appointment, unfortunately, they will be turned away. >> reporter: by guards at the entrance. hendricks tells me 700 people have received tests at this site as seen from sky 7 today. at the onset of the krfb crisis, tests were in short supply. but counties have run into another problem. >> now we're facing a complication where labs are not able to keep up with the demand. so we're only able to submit, for instance, at our state lab up to 50 tests a day when quite

a live look at the bay and controlling your maps, all green sensors as you would expect. cal trans well at work over the morning and reports of a deer, actually three, on 280 at los altos hill. one may have been hit. a smooth drive aproechproaching bay bridge. back to you. >>> it's 4:32. federal help to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is on its way to california. the president approved governor newsom's request for presidential major disaster declaration. the move opens multiple channels of help including mass care, emergency and legal help, even crisis counseling. the federal government is also paying to activate national guard troops in california. the u.s. navy hospital ship "mercy" departs for los angeles. it will be used to triage patients not infected with the coronavirus but need treatment. last night the president reassured americans the white house is doing all that it can to help protect americans during the crisis. >> we're enduring a great national trial, and we will prove we can meet the moment. i want to assure the american people we're doing everything we

now green bay packers star aaron rodgers has come out and say he was minutes away from being trappedhe nation shut down its airports last week due to covid-19. listen to this. >> when we rolled up to the airport, like 7:00 in the morning, it was wall to wall people, and you couldn't move. and i was thinking this isn't very safe. not many masks on. there was definitely a panic in the air. there was some moments where we were worried we were not going to get out. it was absolute pan ic at the airport. >> the only reason he got out because he had a private plane. you can call this next story going live to save lives. there's a star stud roster including john legend, garth brooks and 49ers superstar richard sherman and more, they are all teaming up to walk for twitches stream aid 2020. live music and intense video game action for a live stream organization to help covid-19 relief efforts. i asked sherman why so many pro athletes are drawn to gaming. >> it's what draws fans to sports. i think pro athletes have that same issue, the same desire to want to dismeeting for a second and gaming

. >> reporter: the green bay packers quarterback telling a radio host his race to the airport felt like. >> when we rolled up to the airport at like 7:00 in the morning, it was wall-to-wall people. and you couldn't move. there was definitely a panic in the air. kind of a drop-dead time when they were going to shut the entire airport down. made it by about 15 minutes. >> reporter: as of this weekend the state department said more than 18,000 citizens from more than 40 countries around the world have been returned to the u.s. but with peru authorizing only three flights a day through april 1, it's a race against time for the ones left behind. >> day 12 and this is the third u.s. organized flight out of cusco. we're just remaining hopeful, hoping as many of these people in the line can get on the plane. >> reporter: many nervously waiting for any chance of luck. >> we are trying to get on the plane to san diego buzz we heard every single flight that left cusco had twchb 20 and 30 empty seats. >> reporter: for christian and his family, it's been draining journey. >> it was really hard emoti

hope i first, the decisions and circumstances that led to these life-altering habbitts in 1996 with green bay packers star brett favre.

same, and the red sox after the bombing of the boston marathon and just absent tragedy what the green bay packers mean to wisconsin and how cheesehead defines that state more than the word wisconsinite. so sports is togetherness, and this is a time without togetherness. so it's more than just a lack of distraction. it's a lack of community, and that's maybe what hurts the most. >> because you follow it and because you're an all-around smart guy, i need some predictions from you. will we see baseball played this year? will we watch the summer olympics? will we see the scheduled start of the nfl season? >> summer olympics may be the fall olympics. baseball, i think, will be played. they're looking for pushing it back to may. but when we say baseball, we should mean major league baseball, and this is going to hit the minor leagues extremely hard. they don't have cushions. they operate on thin margins. there was already a plan to eliminate a bunch of minor league teams. i don't see how they can avoid it. and other sports, and adam silver was saying this in an interview on espn. they know no m

we used to go to green bay packer games together and did things but it began in 1957 before i met him he hit a home run to win the pennant for the milwaukee braves and doris, was carried off the field, a moment i will never forget. the next day in the new york times, the picture is juxtaposed, hank aaron being carried off the field, this gigantic celebration by his mainly white teammates and orville, a black kid's picture, next to him, trying to go to school in little rock, arkansas. the picture made an indelible impression on me. and influenced my thinking. i will tell you rachel robinson, jackie robinson's widow, magnificent woman, once asked where that started. when i looked at that picture i realized how baseball could play a role sociologically and it did and so the other story i will tell you about henry, during the steroid situation i asked six hall of fame players to come to washington and they did, to appear before john mccain's committee, it went extremely well and hank was the leadoff speaker but we had a dinner the night before and the night before after eating too much he

chopper 5 showing the empty parking lot at san francisco's marina green east bay regional parks. they've announced they are closing 20 of the most popular parks until april 30th. park officials say this is a start if they see other parks getting crowded it could lead to more closures. >>> we are seeing a mixture of clouds and sunshine over most of the area with temperatures below the average once again. just across the board, the trend will continue into this weekend. the dry weather we had today is not a trend that will continue into the weekend. we have much-needed rainfall on the way. getting into the details with a look at temperatures right now, in the mid to upper 50s across the board. some areas climbed up into the low 60s. below average from late march. lows tonight won't be as cold as they had been over the past couple of nights. we don't have frost advisories or freeze warnings in effect for the north bay. they will be cool spots on the map with temperatures dropping down to around 40 degrees. in the bay in the upper 40s a few degrees warmer over the past couple of morn

in 1963 two of the nfl's biggest stars, green bay's paul horning and detroit alex caris were suspendedg with an undesirable person. on this day in 1964 the two were reinstated by nfl commissioner pete rozelle. that's this day in sports on march 16th. i'm joe fonzi. >> this day in sports. i heard a little walter winchell in there. that is the sporting life right now. it is 11:00 and time to get back to frank and julie. >> thank you. >>> next at 11:00. >> kind of worried about when money is going to be able to come in. >> bay area workers unsure how they'll get by as an unprecedented shelter in place takes effect in one hour. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> people told to stay home three weeks except for essential needs. hello again, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. a life changing decision affecting people in seven counties, the shelter in place order is the most stringent public health measure so far to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. it will affect about 6.7 million people in marin, san francisco, san mateo, contra costa, alameda, santa c

the green bay packers do a great job of it. they have luxury boxes.seats. when they redid the stadium a few years ago, they didn't go whole hog srel vote rope. you take southwest, the airline industry, the most profitable airline in u.s. history. you can do a more egalitarian system, something fair for the rest of us and still make a different profit. . >> nelson, another aspect of coronavirus much in the news this past week, cruise ships. in the book you analyzed the different classes in cruise ships. what i thought was really interesting. nothing new about there being differentiation in classes. think of the "titanic". the amount of psychology that has gone into, for example, whether people were paying less should get an eye view into those who are paying more. and it's all by design that they do get that glimpse so they will be inspired to spend more in the next go round. another example of the velvet rope economy. . >> yeah. i found it really fascinatings a reporter to discover these things that you might not notice until someone points them out.

. >> reporter: green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers describing his own harrowing escape in a radio. >> there were some moments where we were worried we were not going to get out. it was absolute pandemonium at the airport. >> others weren't so lucky. >> yesterday, the only meal we got was lunch. >> reporter: zachary has been stuck in a youth hostel in cusco for 16 days. >> you got a repatriation flight through the state department, be you weren't allowed to leave the youth hostel. >> correct. so the hostel manager said that if i were to leave with that document, i would get arrested. >> reporter: the state department saying we have no higher duty than to protect american citizens and have launched an unprecedented global effort to bring home our citizens from every corner of the globe. but not everyone can be rescued easily. those on cruise ships stranded at sea, unwelcome in any harbor. the zaandam off the coast of panama carrying four dead and more than one hundred sick. tonight transferring its healthy passengers to another vessel. as stranded americans around the world wonder w

green. looking at the south bay drive times, everything in the green right now at 4:51 on this monday morning. so this is what mary was talking about, those light showers out there. it is making the roads a little bit wet. we're seeing some brake lights on the san mateo bridge heading in from hayward to foster city. bay bridge toll plaza looking nice towards the toll plaza. metering lights are not on. >>> one of golf's biggest events falling to the coronavirus. on friday the masters in augusta, georgia, postponed. so what does this mean for the georgia city that depends on this tournament? it's hard to know because this has never happened before. city officials say this will hurt hotels, restaurants and all the businesses in that town that won't be getting their usual tournament boost. but it looks like the crowds will eventually show up since the event wasn't canceled altogether. >> people are nice and positive. the majority of the hotels are reporting that the guests that are calling in are asking to reschedule. >> the big question now is when the tournament will be rescheduled. >>> the cor

that is green bay, wisconsin. almost perfectly we do this, if it's 200,000 that's tempe arizona or salt lake city. this is what we're looking at in the painful weeks ahead the president's talking about. you take the numbers, project what do those numbers mean. this is stunning. i think that's why you saw president trump to convey that message, a hundred thousand is within the realm of possibility, it could be higher than that. the they hope to push it down. i thought the style of deferring was interesting. i saw throughout, whether it was on the testing of testing, whether it was a question of ventilator or a question of ppe, awful 2 people there, all saying the supplies are out there. the states can't find them. the states are the problem. the states have said no, we don't have them. the federal government is the problem. there's a logistical disconnect. lastly, the president insisting to jim acosta, he has gotten this from the beginning. he's known from the beginning how bad that is. that's not the indicates can

. >> reporter: the green bay packers quarterback saying his race to the airport felt lig light -- liket at like 7:00 in the morning, it was wall to wall people and you couldn't move. and there was a definitely panic in the air. and they had a kind of drop, drop-dead time where they were going to shut the entire airport down. we made it by about 15 minutes. >> reporter: as of this weekend the state department says more than 18,000 u.s. citizens from more than 40 countries around the world have been returned to the u.s., but with peru authorizing only three flights a day through april 11st, it's a race against time for the ones left behind. >> it's day 12, and this is the third u.s. of here. we're remaining hopeful. hoping that many of these people in the line can get on the plane. >> reporter: many nervously waiting for any chance of luck. >> we are trying to get on a flight for stand-by. we have heard that every single flight, has had between 30 to 40 empty seats. >> reporter: for this family, it's been a draining journey. >> it was hard for me emotionally. i would wake up in the morni

. >> another green bay touchdown.is: the problem is players who retired before 1993 have a whole different set of benefits than players who retire now. a pre-'93 player in the league seven years gets a pension of about $a 25,000 a year and nothing else. the current player gets more than double that pension, health care, a 401(k) and other benefits. >> we are asking for parity and in one benefit. chris: pensions. >> pension. >> your not asking for the health care, the 401(k), just give us the pension that current players -- >> that's it. c e chris what's the reaction begun from the league and the players association? >> i have not gotten any direct reaction. chris: lisa marie says some older players are suffering from the physical and cognitive effects of the game and don't have the money to take care of themselves or their families. >> i just saw this sad, sad despair that was growing amongst friends and people i care about, and how do you stand by and watch it if there's something you can at least try to do? chris: l

bay area. it is a little breezy as well. you can see all of that green, areas overlake county, the north bay and now it is along the peninsula. we also have snow falling in the sierra. if you are just joining us. is a winter weather advisory for the sierra. on highway 1 we are still covered in snow. inland we have got areas of rain in sonoma. some light rain falling inside of the bay and as we take a look at san francisco we have got rain here as well. san mateo it looks like we have got some rain for you also. we started early this morning with light rain, we are still seeing some of that taking a little while in some areas for those lower levels to moisten up. not everything is hitting the ground but the darker shade of green is rain. it looks like 880 stretching towards oakland we have got some light showers. to the east side the antioch, brentwood, you have got some light rain falling. we are mostly cloudy, rain this morning. we taper off with the rain this afternoon. this afternoon return partly sunny, here is a look at 4:00, if you have to be outsi

everything in the green at 4:32 this morning. looking at the bay bridge turnpike, not bad. >>> new video out of georgia and san diego this morning showing a cruise, passengers arriving for their quarantine in san diego. they will start a two week quarantine. a second group will arrive sometime today. georgia officials say none of the passengers have shown symptoms nor tested positive for covid-19. >>> about 250 people will remain at the arrow serve base in marrietta. >>> in texas, another aircraft carrying crews evacuees landed at san antonio. a second plane was sched quad to arrive but it has been delayed. the cdc says 380 grand princess passengers will be quarantined at that base. >> today is the third day in a row passengers have to be quarantined before they get to go home. some will be taken to bay area hotels. of the 670 passengers taken off the ship yesterday afternoon, 24 u.s. residents were transported to hospitals. some passengers tell us they got a letter detailing the next steps. on the second page they were given a notice to test for t

a moment ago i had a few blips of green and there's one on the bay bridge. turecast will show us this continuing through the day. plenty of clouds. every once in a while you see a blip of green that moves through the bay area. that gets us to noon today and here we are at 3:00. non-will amount to very much. there's a chance for an isolated very light sprinkle. i will be back with more in a few minutes. >>> the grand princess cruise ship with 21 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus is now expected to dock tomorrow at the port of oakland. the ship will reportedly docket a terminal that is no longer in operation. more than 3500 passengers had been quarantined. only 45 passengers have been tested so far for the virus. passengers who require hospitalization will be first to leave and the rest will be tested and remain quarantined if necessary. >>> at least 10 people are dead and another 23 missing after a hotel being used in chinese in the battle against coronavirus suddenly collapsed. it was housing people who come from areas hit hard by the epidemic. all

on the roadways the north bay you see everything is green coming across the golden gate bridge. to and from the south bay. now for san jose the continuation of the closure or stoppage for the vta light rail trains continues because of the driver trainee diagnosed with covid-19 yesterday. that continues with buses and at the top capital corridor is going cashless starting today. and saturday reduction in service. ace trains, the last train in the morning and evening have been suspended. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> the attorney for ghostship warehouse fire derick almena is eight more alameda county inmates considered most vulnerable. his attorney is seeking the release ahead of his retrial arguing he has health issues and is not a flight risk. the county has released more than 300 inmates. >>> for the second time this week l.a. county sheriff ordering gun shops to close. the sheriff says that he is trying to discourage panicked gun buying and sees an increase in the likelihood of crimes at home while people are in isolation. >> we're going to expect to see an increase in d

bay. hi-def doppler shows how bright the green is but details matter. where is it coming down? or yellow and the east bay, we've spotlighted you. oakland and san leandro have .1 inches and the roads will be soggy. now, it's moving across the peninsula and right along the mountains and along 82 and down 280 and moving over the peninsula of san leandro and san francisco, the rain will pick up. the theme with today's rain, most of us in the first half of the day will have that rain. by 12:30, the same heavy band of rain coming across and when we get into the late afternoon, by 3:00 or 4:00, it will break and charles will turn off before they come back on sunday. sunday, the rain will be more widespread with most of that in the morning, as well. as far as how it looks out there, you can see how slick it is at sfo with a wet tarmac and temperatures are from the mid- 40s to the mid-50s and it feels relatively nice, 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. that is one benefit and the daytime highs don't get a lot warmer, upper 50s and i will be back with more in a few minutes. >>> a nursing h

green all around the bay, and the roads are drying out, and vta, a reminder, no light-rail service but you can get a bus to take you where you need to know. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> a utah laulot of people wor find the hand sanitizer, and there's work being done to get more. >> local companies donating their products to first responders. >>> you have heard of a loan, but have you heard of a grown? i will tell you what it is. if you are a small business, you will really like it. >>> today, steph curry will talk with the most trusted doctor this morning, and it's happening on his instagram account. submit questions online, and you are watching "today in the bay." tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. stphaoeuf >>> welco

green sensors all around the bay as we would expect. a smooth flow of traffic approaching the bay bridge. we'll follow that. >>> coming up the 2020 olympics might be delayed. the countries that just announced they will not send athletes to the games even if they're held in july. >>> the senate's inaction has scared the stock market, but the fed may come to the rescue. >>> and many people are showing up and helping out during this time of need. more than 1,000 people have signed up through the silicon valley strong initiative. the first wave of volunteers will start distributing food soon. 5:11 right now. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> right now at 5:14 as you head ou

the south bay along the peninsula and across the bay, all green. i have a new alert here and i will check it out. >>> we are looking at everything from the shelter in place soon for all nine of the bay area counties. this is including how social distancing rules are being followed as well. bob riddell is outside of a living senior center, and it's where some seniors have tested positive for tcoronavirus. >> reporter: you are right. there are six people that live at the assisted living center behind me that have tested positive for the coronavirus. there's a sign on the front door letting people know it's temporarily closed to visitors, and the health department released a statement saying it has suspended the visitations, and the county has now partnered with the state department of public health to make sure residents' needs are being addressed. senior citizens, if you are not aware, are particularly vulnerable to developing complications if they contract covid-19. one person has died from it in the county. nbc bay area did reach out to the facilit

looking at green over the bay commute. a smooth flow of traffic on the freeways.off of highway 87 here is unified way. the reason i point this out there's a bus yard right there. a small brush fire reported. it might be visible but i don't see slowing on the sensors. we are tracking that but, again, no impact to the buses as far as we know. we'll show that if there is an issue. i don't think there will be. that's over here. looking at the entire south bay. a smooth drive including across the santa cruz mountains. no problems for contra costa county moving to the bay bridge. completely cleared the last three minutes we've seen a few stacking up. one cash lane yet to open. that is not a surprise. we talked about the fire just off 87. back tu. >>> the search is still on for these two jail inmates who escaped while they were interviewing to get into a san francisco rehab center. the men were among five inmates on a day pass when they got away. they were last seen along the embarcadero. if you see them, give police a call. supervisors pick up the debate on taking over

we're showing you clouds, green over the bay area. really not reaching the ground. our dry stretch continues. there's snow toward blue canyon, look at the current satellite. mostly cloudy skies and the windses are a factor. observations in san francisco, gusting to 28 miles an hour and more reports toward fairfield. the strong wind gusting to 44 miles an hour. numbers in the 40s to low 50s. partly to mostly cloudy skies. we'll let you know if there's any rain hope. >>> a peace deal with the taliban. the historic agreement to withdraw troops. >> fire in a home with several people inside. the deadly results. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message

bay, now approaching san jose. we're just starting to see the light rain moving in as well as free month and most of this is very light greenght rain. i think some of the heavier rain will develop for the afternoon and it won't be everyone. it will be parts of the bay area where we start to see those scattered showers starting to develop. track it with your nbc bay area app and get alerts as the rain approaches your location. right now you have a couple shades of green, too. >>> the pink and white and the light green highlighting showing you where there are damp or slick roadways. that blends in with the green that's all over, not usual for 6:32 in the morning. because traffic is so light, green sensors all the way through the bay. in the north bay. you see it on the golden gate bridge. be careful for the speeds. you can operate at speed. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's no commute right now. back to you. >>> seven bay area counties are now under the shelter in place order. bob redell live for us in dublin with a look at how day two is going so far. >> reporter: we've seen it on the roads, we don't see many people

more detail as you see the green sensors all around the bay. over here san mateo southbound 101 approaching. reports of orange cones left over. nothing major. there may be a traffic break to clear them. 92 coming across the bay is just fine. a new incident reported on 880. we'll check that. i did mention 101. here is palo alto. you see how light the traffic is. back to you, marcus. >>> thanks, mike. this morning all eyes in the world and right here in the u.s. watching that cruise ship carrying people who tested positive for the coronavirus as it continues to circle outside the san francisco bay. in just hours that ship will head to the port of oakland. this is where we're tracking the ship now about ten miles off the coast. and here is a map showing where the ship is set to arrive. some of those passengers on "the grand princess" have coronavirus, and some of the 3,000 passengers will face two weeks quarantine once they make it back here to land. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda live where they're planning for that arrival. sharon? >> repor