i'm kira klapper. there's vianey arana, who joins us this morning from home as we are under a micro climate weather alert. and, oh, vianey, it was pouring on my drive in this morning. >>> oh, yeah, we're going to see the heavier rain. good morning, kira. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> good, good. i'm tracking this micro climate weather alert. the rain will be more intense and we'll get a chance of thunderstorms as well. let's take a look at the current temperature in san jose. 53 degrees. as you saw with the live pic, we're seeing some of the rain. take a look at satellite radar. as i mentioned the majority of areas south of the golden gate bridge, not going to expect too much rain. it's a cold front and you can see how active the radar is. i'm zooming this in closer. you can see we have good pockets of rain pushing through gilroy, santa cruz, the peninsula, and even up to the north bay as well. we're going to keep the period of rain at times throughout the entire day today, and here's just a co

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us this morning as she works from home like so many of you and has a look at our micro climate forecast. happy easter, v. >>> happy easter. welcome. at least a corner of it. my kitchen and living room right here. that means easy access to coffee, though. >> the most important thing. >> right to your forecast. san francisco a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of drizzle reported. a bit of a flow bringing in some of the moisture and it's going to bring some drizzle for the coastal areas even down through san jose, a bit of the light rain. a look at satellite radar. the low clouds for the first half of our day and then eventually we'll get the sunshine, so the clouds aren't going to linger all day long which is always going to be great news. we do have limited visibility including san jose down to about mile miles and santa cruz 6 miles. henever we get the limited headlights and you should be okay. i'll have a closer look at your forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >>>

i'm kira klapper.ther alert. >> that's right. i mentioned sunday's storm would be much more powerful. we're talking widespread rain and that weather alert will remain in effect today talking about 52 degrees in san jose. you can see plenty of activity to our north pushing through monterey. periods of heavy downpours. i will zoom this in closer. the gilroy area and into the santa cruz mountains. now we will be seeing the chance of thunderstorms maybe even hail as this is a cold front, a colder storm as we head into monday that will bring the chance of seeing a dusting of snow. i'll take you through a time line of that, how much rain we're expected to get and all the details coming up at 7:00 a.m. kira? >> we look forward to seeing you then. ak>g action to find out how many people here have coronavirus. governor newsom says abbott labs is now offering its test at 75 sites across california. in all more than 126,000 people have been tested. newsom says he considers that number extremely low and takes resp

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana is continuing to work from home like so many of you and brings us the microclimate forecast. good morning. >> hi. good morning. that view of the golden gate bridge is one of my favorite shots because it showcases the fog and clear skies. i also want to show you how the blanket of cloud looks. let's get right to those graphics. sure, it's cloudy, but the sun will prevail at some point. we'll get peeks of sunshine. san jose's temperature trend really showcases how we will go from 50s into the 60s by 2:00. so a normal high around this time of year is about 69 degrees for san jose. a mostly dry saturday. but we do have a system churning just off of the coast. that's going to bring us our next chance of seeing showers. now the question is how much rain is this system going to bring and also i'll have the latest look at the draught conditions in california coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> it was an eerily similar scene, but it looked like panic buying was back, except

kira? >>> we'll see you in 15. we look forward to it.helter at home orders and closed parking lots did not seem to be enough to keep people away from the parks this weekend. a lot of people out despite shelter at home orders. to san francisco's delores park where crowds gathered, volunteers with the police community engagement team braved the crowds to ensure people followed the rules, passed out face coverings for those who didn't have them n. pacifica a similar scene. police even asked some people to leave because san mateo county beaches are open but only to people who live within a five-mile radius. >> i would be disappointed if i had to leave. if they would make us leave from the beach or something because we did come from hayward. then again, i do understand. quarantine is hard. we just needed the day to breathe and come to the beach. >> in monterey police in pacific grove forced to shut down lovers point park because people weren't properly social distancing. health officials are pleading with people to use masks when out in publi

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i'm kira klapper. vianey arana is there with our forecast. what had morning. what a sight for sore eyes that was. >> i know. good morning. that is one of my favorite live views of the golden gate bridge, especially when the skies are so clear. we do have some areas of low cloud cover, but the sunshine is really going to be dominating today and it is going to warm us up significantly. let's take a live look over san jose right now. we start to get a welcoming site there. and our current temperatures currently at about 57 degrees for san jose. this is actually kind of starting to get really warm. we will warm up very quickly today. you will notice it because look at the temperature difference. so between now and the 50s and 1:00 will be at 79. by 2:00, we're expected to be in the 80 degree mark. expect to hit a high of 82, 83. a normal high for this time of year is 70 degrees. we're certainly feeling above normal with a hint of summer in there. plenty of sunshine. how long is this heat going to last? tha

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our micro climate forecast. warm. >>> it was. it climbed into 80s, upper 80s in the interior valleys. you're right, we are seeing more cloud cover this morning thanks to the marine layer now. you can see it's pretty nice up top. some areas are getting reports of limited visibility including half moon bay down to about three miles because of all the fog. down to about two miles down through santa cruz as well down to about two miles. the rest of the bayla and livermorecover. current temperatures right now in the 50s for the south bay. 53 degrees. 52 for half moon bay. 54 in san francisco. we are expecting to see another warm day but not as warm as yesterday. we're going to cool off by just a little bit in most areas including areas like santa cruz in the 70s. san jose, 78 degrees. concord 80. along the coastline in areas like san francisco, half moon bay we will remain in the 60s. we are going to be a little bit breezier this afternoon. we're going to keep that dry weather pattern at least through today into tomo

i'm kira klapper. climate forecast. hi, vianey. >>> good morning. we have a couple of mountain showers but mainly drizzle. the majority of the showers are showing over the mountain areas. you can see we have the low clouds, temperatures in the 50s. no, half moon bay is not at zero degrees. that's a computer error. 69 in palo alto. 70 degrees for san jose and as you see there we have a couple of mountain showers thanks to a system turning just nearby. we're still expecting to get plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. how much longer we're expecting to keep these warmer temperatures and then a complete breakdown of what to expect for your easter sunday forecast whether you're going to be heading inside doing an egg hunt. it's going to be a great sunday. >> we look forward to that. >>> doctors awering the call for help by heading across the country to a hard hit state. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the group from ucsf got a nice sendoff yesterday. they're ready to help new york h

another 30 or 40 years and life has left its mark. 53 year old photographer thomas kira usually works for ad agencies companies and magazines. but his photo album 100 years of life is a project all his own. is with. what i'd like to show with this book is actually the beauty of every human and at every age. if we look closely we can already see wisdom in young people and the curiosity that lives on in the elderly. but ultimately what i see in their eyes is the magic but me and in my view . the photos show men and women from different cultures age between one and 100. the photographer son. at the age of 8. at the book released in berlin he was 3 years older he looks back. i changed a lot on the outside. i've grown older i'm taller my hair is cut shorter. and i've changed quite a bit on the inside too. i've become more grown up and more serious. and. a photo of 24 year old. snapshot is thought provoking for her. to make you realize how many differences there and how you change through the. early to mid twenty's still really young and just starting out even if sometimes you feel much old

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i'm papa and this is -- >> kira. >> and we're still dancing in nashville, tennessee. >> let's get startedancing all day, okay, guys? >> reporter: so many families in that delicate dance. protecting our grandparents, but staying close at the same time. >> it's okay. you're making me cry. >> feeling the love, and they should. good night. athis moment is for our families and our communities. that is why our state is responding at every level of government to slow the spread of covid-19, while ensuring our most vulnerable californians have what they need. but we can each do our part. and it starts by staying home. i know this is a big sacrifice for so many, but staying home saves lives. learn more at covid19.ca.gov. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> now your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. >> another empty day across the bay area today as federal and local leaders talk about the next steps in the fight to con

i'm papa and this is -- >> kira. >> and we're still dancing in nashville, tennessee. >> let's get startedcing all day, okay, guys? >> reporter: so many families in that delicate dance. protecting our grandparents, but staying close at the same time. >> it's okay. you're making me cry. >> grandparents, great-grandparents, feeling the love. and they should. good night. ight. >>> tonight there are more than 9500 coronavirus cases across california. 2700 of those here in the bay area. >> $100 million will be distributed to california's schools and child care centers. it covers the cost of school cleaning expenses. the funding was included in a coronavirus emergency bill passed by the state legislature last month. >> governor newsom announced today that schools will be closed for the rest of the academic year. classes will continue online. >> we're all connected in our decision making has an impact on others. >> starting tomorrow, save mart and food max will have special shopping hours throughout california. law enforcement, medical personnel will be allowed to shop one hour before and one hou

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i'm kira klapper.> good morning. we'll see some clouds. taking a live look at dublin, you can see we'll get a pretty clear start. but eventually the high clouds as well. live look over san jose right now. current temperatures are fairly mild, but another warm day. temperatures will be in the 60s for san francisco. we're talking 70s for the peninsula. oakland 75 degrees. but if you look through the interiors, 86 degrees. that's 20 degrees warmer than some of our coastline. mostly clear day, but we will get some cloud cover lingering through and the conditions will remain dry. how long are these warmer temperatures going to last and when can we expect to see a little bit of a cool down? i'll have that answer coming for you at 7:00 a.m. >> that's warm. thanks. >>> another three weeks at home. that's what some bay officials say is needed to help lives. one north bay county extended their order and at least some other counties will follow. solano county is the first to extend its shelter in place order. the

. >> reporter: 17-year-old kira kushner had her future mapped out.co she was accepted early decision and then coronavirus hit. >> is it worth it for me to go to college because they're charging thousands of dollars and not getting even half the experience. >> reporter: like many colleges it doesn't yet know if they'll reopen the campus next fall. it might be a year of distance learning. >> not only are you kind of robbed of your senior spring you may not get your freshman fall as you imagined. >> it's scary. but trying to make the best of it. >> no dorms, no dining halls, no college classmates to bond with and learn from. it's just not the same in a zoom room. >> it just seems like not even comparable to what a good college experience should be. >> with enrollment decisions due at many schools may 1st guidance counselors are seeing a surge in interest in gap years. as many as 1 in 6 graduating seniors giving it serious thought. >> georgetown and uc berkeley are probably tied up at the top and i'm trying to figure out between those two schools and tak

i'm kira klapper., it's cloudy and even some drizzle including this one over san francisco. this is a live cam you can see on the lens a couple spots here and there. we're not

. >> reporter: kira johnson owns a restaurant in valdosta, georgia called steel magnolias. despite the declaration from the governor that restaurants can reopen, johnson refuses to reopen. >> i have a 19-month-old son, one of my managers has three little girls. most of my chefs have children. we all have to know what we're going home to at the end of the night is safe. that we are keeping it safe for them at this point. >> reporter: georgia governor brian kemp's decision to allow hair and nail salons, gyms, restaurants, and theaters to reopen is drawing enormous criticism from president trump to mayors and other officials in the state to public health experts who have an ominous warning. >> i think undoubtedly there will be additional infections as we try to open up businesses. this virus has not miraculously gone away. it is still there and looking for ways to exploit frailties. >> reporter: next week the tennessee governor bill lee is allowing restaurants and retailers to open at 50% capacity. one expert says that may not go far enough and explains how coronavirus can spr

. >> reporter: 17-year-old kira kushner had her future mapped out, top of her high school class in sanhen coronavirus hit. >> is this worth it for me to go to college because they're charging thousands upon thousands of dollars and i'm not getting even half the experience. >> reporter: wesleyan like many colleges doesn't yet know if they'll reopen the campus next fall. it might be a year of distance learning. not only are you robbed of your senior spring, you may not get your freshman fall as you imagined. >> it's scary. but i'm trying to make the best of it. >> reporter: no dorms, no dining halls, no college classmates to bond with and learn from. it's just not the same in a zoom room. >> it just seems like not even comparable to what a good college experience should be. >> reporter: with enrollment decisions due at many schools may 1st, guidance counsellors are seeing a surge in interest in gap years, as many as one in six graduating seniors giving it serious thought, among them ben davidoff in los angeles. >> georgetown and uc berkeley are probably tied up at the top and i'm still t

little kira sees her grandfather almost every day because they live across the street from each otherwith social distancing had to come up with creative ways to see each other in other ways other than face time. look at the moves. if you have something good to show us, tweet u us #somethinggood. >> i love it. she will remember that forever. >> that's great. >> that is great. maybe i'll do a dance competition with you guys. >> just don't throw out your back. >> oh. all right, kari, today would be a good time to get out. >> i would like to see the dance moves you've done before and people's weather pictures. we all need something to help cheer us up. for me it's the weather. for you it may be music and dancing. whatever you have that makes people feel good to all of us on social media. as we look at our weather starting out today, we have a clear sky. it's a live look in walnut creek. a great day for getting out there and dancing a little bit. we're going to see temperatures in the mid-40s but warms up into the upper 60s today. let's get a look at our high temperatures for this afternoo

season fairly dog clowes now mondays dot a bad day tour across much of the northeast kira's skies timing is not too bad 17 degrees celsius but you'll see quite a bank of tragical see central regions it should be mostly dry and as it's a time it is really have come back up into the low twenty's the demba even calgary and when you peg now quite a few degrees above freezing where we're not going to see a great deal of change in the weather is across much of california some very heavy rain into southern california on monday but it will see seen a fair amount of snow as well we will do some through the rest of sunday on into monday across the nevada range up to me to is a forecast on the rain could be fairly heavy widespread by cheese day it does really begin to lighten those temperatures a little bit lower in l.a. just 18 degrees celsius by then we are going to see a system working its way through eastern canada and pushing this rain once again across much of the midwest so are all the damn day but not a cold day 23 celsius in chicago on a warm day and in atlanta. for . a story of popular re

kira is notto kira, htere. michael, are you there? caller: yes. how are you doing?ost: i'm doing well. dentist, i hada to close my office. i have been a dentist for 45 years, never collecting unemployment. i paid into the system for 45 years. i figured i would apply because i only work part-time. i'm at the end of my career. i haven't got any money yet. i called the state a couple times and talk to a couple people. i don't really need the money right now but i ask them what they do for people who need money and haven't gotten it yet? governmentof the being a scam. the whole thing is a joke. can i ask you how much money you have lost by having to close down your dentistry? of worki've been out for two months now. probably $30,000. i laid in the two women off that were working for me. forwoman has worked for me 40 years, the other for 30 years. i felt bad about it. couldn't afford to pay them. that, the system doesn't work. in new hampshire, if you don't play -- pay unemployment insurance you get a notice. i haven't gotten one notice or answer from anybody telling me

. >> going to love the first one kira loves living right across the street from her grandparents in nashvillen have dance-offs but they keep a safe distance apart.look. ♪ easy at one, two, three do take a look. ♪ easy at one, two, three do re mi ♪ >> look at grandpa marvin. 81 she's grateful to have her parents nearby, an i know where she got her moves from. >> that's a tight competition. look at that that looks good. >> so many people are stuck at home australian tour guide benjamin is no different. he put together a fun little video, he's a tour guide, to remind us there's adventure wherever you look for it. >> i need to tell you still amazing tourism destinations you can visit, some of them closer than you think in fact, they could be in your very own backyard. with an unbelievable array of wildlife here in my backyard, it's hard to know where to look not to miss your next wildlife experience my backyard with a number of mountain biking trails, including around to the left, around to the right, up and back. >> get this, another attraction. the quarantine stepladder for a breathtaking view

dirÍa que todos tienen el derecho a libertad de expresiÓn, pero yo le dirÍa no solamente a cheque kiraa persona que les puede causar problemas seso rÍo. >> totalmente de acuerdo * a medida que pasan los dÍas el encierro se convierte en algo insoportable , hablando de la parte sicolÓgica, como afecta eso a los niÑos. >> definitivamente los niÑos van a presentar mÁs sÍntomas de ansiedad e irritabilidad, por eso es que muchos papas no saben quÉ hacer con ellos en casa porque su comportamiento ha empeorado, pero es su forma de expresar su ansiedad, pero la idea es tratar que los niÑos estÉn en casa desarrollando la creatividad para poder lidiar con los sÍntomas y mantenerlo entretenidos. >> doctora hablamos de la parte sicolÓgica, pero ¿cÓmo puede el encierro afectar a los niÑos en su salud para que nosotros los padres lo tomemos en cuenta. >> el encierro nos afecta a todos de alguna manera, pero los niÑos estÁn trabajados a su rutina al dÍa a dia, ir a la escuela, a ver a sus amigos a salir a jugar, asÍ es que esto ha sido un cambio muy fuerte para ellos y algo que no comprenden bien les

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joining us from home with a look at ouricro climate forecast. >>> you're right, it's cloudy and even some drizzle including this one over san francisco. this is a live cam you can see on the lens a couple spots here and there. we're not tracking any major rain today. it should be mostly dry. a little preview of what we can expect heading into the afternoon. the gorgeous sun rise over san jose. we'll be seasonable in the 60s. by about 11:00 a.m. we'll be at 60 degrees. a normal high is 69, so we're going to be peaking right around 2:00, 3:00. and then when we'll see the return of 80s in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. we begin with a developing story out of the east bay. investigators are trying to piece together what led police officers to open fire at a walmart in san leandro. new video webay's" sergio quintana was there. >> reporter: just inside the front doors of the walmart you can see two police officers confronting a man with a bat. >> back up. >> reporter: a w