low to mid-70s around the bay. some upper 70s to low 80s down in the south bay and north bay and low to mid-80s in our inland east bay neighborhoods. >>> many businesses and retail stores are rushing to get ready to re-open. governor newsom is saying the state will enter phase two of the reopening on friday, and it will start with low-risk retail shops, but keep in mind things could happen differently based on where you live. county leaders will have faster or slower reopening rates given the health risk for each area. it's essential we stay at home and social distance to keep covid-19 cases down. >>> in the south bay, images of crowded parking lots and dangerous car stunts are fueling concerns over cinco de mayo. julian glover is live with why so many neighbors are worried this morning. >> reporter: good morning, kumasi. essentially this is what we do not want to see and that's why there's so much concern about the cinco de mayo and the large crowds that were gathering over the weekend. i want to get to them becau

today, the low 107.ill feel the difference getting into the second part of your day and temperature will continue to fall into our bay area sunday. that will be the coolest day before we rebound once again. details in the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. >>> city leaders in vacaville going after a barbershop that is refusing to shut down. why the opener says he sees nothing wrong with how he is operating his shop. >> and an old prescription drug that could be a potential new cure for the coronavirus or just a treatment. we'll tell you how researchers are exploring that possibility. these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds for low income families in our internet essentials program. and delivering self-install kits to your door. nos comprometemos a manten

that's when our interior valleys could actually warm up into the low 90's.o possible record breaking or near record breaking heat and daytime highs about 90 degrees above average so we're going to transition catherine from spring to more summer like temperatures and don't forget to stay cool and stay hydrated in the coming days back to you good advice member so thank you very much. >>coming up next how a local design student is using kron four's been honoring people doing good things in their communities today as casey ricky from danville case he's a junior at u c l a studying design and media arts and he's been selling t shirts to raise money to help healthcare workers at several john muir how centers up all over the bay area casey hand prints, the t shirts through his printing company danville teas and we have details on how you can get one on our website kron 4 dot com. and you can spotlight, somebody making a difference in your community we've got a section on our website called kron 4 heroes you can pick just fill out a form let us know about your nomin

make some low to mid and upper 70's, san jose warming up into the low 80's as livermore in the interior valleys of the east bay mid 70's for most of the east bay shoreline oakland, 75 degrees and richmond 77 degrees for your tuesday afternoon 73 degrees and the number of the milder for nap at 79 degrees and continuing in the low 80's for those of you in santa rosa, so about 10 degrees above average. >>or your tuesday afternoon highs and from my moon days or land star deezer in is yes. >>our last supermoon of the year will actually be on thursday, it's going to be the super lauer murder and i'm tracking clear skies that night so don't head out and miss it we are going to starting a warming trend on thursday lasting through saturday possible record rate unseat 70's 80's along the coast and 80's and 90's as you make your way in and cooling down by the 2nd half of this upcoming weekend catherine back to you. >>thank of recent. a moving over now to today's news on the sports world a sad loss in the nfl mark carpenter joins us with more on the death of hall of fame head coach. don shula mark.

low 90s yesterday. gilroy was 96. pacifica, 50 right now. low 60s yesterday.ldown mid afternoon. walnut creek right now, sn coming up 6:04. 48 in san francisco. petaluma, mid 50s in napa, upper 50s in livermore. it took a while to warm up. thursday and friday, really felt the heat. it was a pretty nice week. unfortunately, things going in the opposite direction for the week ahead. mt. tam, low clouds there. patchy fog. heat relief with us today. even cooler tomorrow, for mother's day. scattered showers arriving perhaps monday, tuesday, favoring the north bay. could linger into wednesday. it's all about the fog this morning. here is a look at the fog. you can see it moving back and lining up along the shore line throughout the mid-morning hours. that will keep that sea breeze with us throughout the day. right along the coast, around the bay. certainly feeling the cooling trend. much of the south bay from san jose to cupertino, upper 70s by 1:00, about 80 degrees today around santa clara. a nice afternoon. a far cry from yesterday's 92. and looking at numbers th

with other parts of hospitals low on patients, that also causes low finances. of registered nurses says it is aware of layoffs but doesn't have jurisdiction over employment or nurse placement. for now, new nurses are left to search and hope for the chance to provide critical care. >> we want to be on there on the front lines. we want to help these patients and the nurses. we want to relieve them. it is difficult because we are not getting hired. >> reporter: nursing schools says new nurses shouldn't limit themselves to hospitals. right now, nursing homes, assisted living facilities and home healthcare workers are in desperate need. health experts say new opportunities may present themselves as the state of california ramps up testing and contact tracing. only time will tell. >>> our time is 845. is the benefit of working from home, you get visitors helping with your toss to weather. this is leo. he said i want to come on. he will look at the camera, though. he has no idea where it is. >> he is being coy. >> he is my assistant this morning. he likes the weather,

you can see the low clouds.t 60 in concord, 55 in oakland, livermore is 58, upper 50s in san jose and the 50s in santa rosa. check out the hot temperatures inland. 97 in san jose and cooler in san francisco, upper 60s for that area. we will have more on heat advisory for inland conditions. >>> following some breaking news overnight, a man who shot five people in san jose is on the loose. it happened in the parking lot outside of an apartment complex at williamsport and 24th street. they say a group of people were hanging out outside just before 10:00 when a man walked up and shot five of the men. have been described as non-life- threatening. they are going to be okay. this is west of 101 and police have not yet arrested anyone or have had no good description of the suspect. we are waiting for more information. also, a police chase a led to a motorcycle crash. this was along 280. the motorcycle had been stolen. they began the chase and you can see it in progress. the motorcyclist was southbound on 280 and then se

70's and widespread upper 70's and low 80's for parts of that right now he's like concord an antioch so so relatively warm temperatures there but overnight lows tonight will be a few degrees cooler than they were last night pulling down into the upper 40's to low 50's with the exception of those of you in the north bay like santa rosa and napa cooling down into the mid 40's. so tomorrow's daytime highs near average for most of our interior valleys noticing a few degrees of cooling compared to today but overall holding steady for downtown san francisco at 68 degrees and oakland 72 degrees a few degrees above average along the coast and along the bay, but overall very beautiful weather for your friday forecast. but we do have a seat way that will ride starting memorial day monday peaking on tuesday of this upcoming week so we could be about 10 to 20 degrees above average for most bay area cities and possible drug dip triple digits. he is. possible for tuesday for most of our innermost inman valley locations like those of you in the north bay and even into the east face and just keep th

at the lows it felt awful. i think probably a lot of bad news is priced in and as of a couple of days ago the retest of the low scenario was pretty clearly in the minority. i think we're not calling for that at this point but i do think a 50% retracement is perfectly normal, well within the confines what's going to get us there, you talked about it is, is the megacap stocks if you look at the last three days, the equal weight nasdaq 100 relative to the cap weight it's the same just looking at the waitings differently it's equal weight relative to cap weight since october of 2008 you can see how things are wouldn't take much of a full back in those big cap fang stocks to get that 2550 on the s&p. >> we talked about this. you danced with who brung you and then who brung you levaves, you may have a problem you may be sitting on the wall watching everybody else dance. if they falter and nothing else to pick up the slack, you got a problem. >> that's a good point you have to hide somewhere you do think there's the p

temperatures in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s.as we had through the day we will catch clearing and sunshine. daytime highs will be 67 in san francisco at low 70s down to san jose and mid 70s for concord, fairfield. high pressure will build in today. today is the start of a warming trend. temperatures will be climbing with plenty of sunshine. you can see saturday, sunday, daytime highs into the 80s by the weekend and for monday, memorial day, it gets even warmer still. hot temperatures inland in the low 90s for next monday as well as next tuesday. happy wednesday. we are halfway there. almost there. >> we can do it. >> thank you. let's check in with michelle. we have live updates and news all day long. >> green lights could go on for jim's. we are speaking about what we can expect. plus, the curator of the museum. how you can buy a piece of art. log on and check out the bay area. you can watch those st ceanfos. wednesdayaralmost there. i can taste it. thank you much and thank you for watching kpix. cbs this morning is up next. have

even low 40s in the north bay to low 50s. 50s and 60s and barely 70 inland by noon and then the breezes kick in and hold our temperatures in the 60s and 70s and maybe a light jacket if you're heading out for a walk this evening. reggie? >> thanks, mike. >>> if you're heading out to shop you might encounter some employees walking out as you are walking in. they are protesting. they say conditions at work still haven't been solved during this pandemic. let's go to abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield who is live in walnut creek. amy? >> reggie, it's may 1 and international workers day and essential workers day saying the workers at whole foods and amazon are essential and they deserve better protection during this pandemic. so, they have scheduled this walk out. a worker at the amazon fulfillment center in tracy died this week of covid-19 complications. the united food and commercial workers international, well, they say that there have been a totalal of 72 worker deaths to this virus. organizers are calling for workers at amazon, target, whole foods and other companies to walk out today and

and overnight lows tonight will still be on the warm side for and shop recalling down into the low 60's with widespread mid 50's for most of the bay area but slightly cooler temperatures right along the immediate coastline from santa rosa all the way into happened bay, thanks to the return of that we're stronger sea breeze, deep marine layer could actually bring us some patchy coastal drizzle or saturday morning let's take a look at this big temperature swing today in downtown san francisco. we warmed up to 76 degrees tomorrow cooling down to 62 degrees some more than 10 degrees of cooling widespread 60's and 70's along the coast and we're going to be at or slightly below normal near average temperatures throughout the east bay shoreline in the low 70's with widespread upper 70's and low 80's for some relief for those of you in the interior valleys, but most of our in the locations will still be about 5 to 10 degrees above average but fortunately out of that record breaking heat territory. stormtracker 4 right now tracking some been high clouds overhead but there is going to be a spri

for low income how could they see the ramifications of that? guest: i think there are different ways. most offication is that what state spend their money on his education and health care. ,ou can see cuts in clinics , whetherlaid off community colleges open in the fall, childcare centers. the other big pieces so many people will be laid off if states have to make a slashing cuts to their budget. that effects both the person themselves, the teacher, but also has another round of effects on a community. somebody whose job depends on services, to provide they are in turn more likely to have their hours cut further were to be laid off if other people in the community don't have money in their pockets. , many peopleng watching this have been in those time or on hold for a long trying to get unemployment insurance. workers and computer systems that need to be delivered that out. central to helping all of us, people with low incomes and our whole community make our way out of this. host: we are taking questions and comments on the coronavirus pandemi

patchy, low clouds, sunny near average temperatures, 60s, 70s, a few low 80s.row, we will shift and go right back up into next monday and tuesday. after that we will cool off, but temperatures are getting ready to warm up. 50s, 60s on the temps right now, a lot of mid-50s. although alameda is already 57. on the peninsula, mainly mid- b woodside is 49. santos, 53. you don't see that all the time. patchy low clouds, but other than that, it is sunshine. there is a safe system moving in from oregon which will give us a cool down. but it is packing its bags, on saturday, it will really be kicking in. 60s, 70s, low 80s, slight cooldown friday, then more sunshine, wall to wall it looks like, and warm to hot. >>> all right, time, 753. the best beaches in america, in a brand-new list. coming up in the next hour, the only california beach to make the cut. first, starbucks, welcoming back customers with new summer inspiring menus, after the break, what is now being offered just in time for the memorial day weekend. across america, business owners are figuring things out.

low 60s and half moon bay and san francisco and mid to low 60s around the bay and north bay low to midecause you get the rain first. east bay and south bay get it first and that's why you have some 70s in the forecast. one on the storm impact scale and we're just expecting some light rain and showers and maybe a touch of drizzle this morning as the atmosphere primes and gets ready for the wetter weather during the afternoon hours. we need to be careful. those roads are going to be slick. we'll talk more about that coming up. here's kumasi. >> thanks, mike. >>> tomorrow governor newsom is talking specifics and that could include some dine-in restaurants. julian glover is live with what we are expecting. >> good morning, kumasi. we hope to learn more about the governor's vision of the future for dine-in restaurants and offices as he details part two of phase two of california's reopening and lifting of the restrictions across the state. we know so many restaurants have been struggling to stay afloat, even those that have been able to shift to delivery only during the crisis. governor new

countries, others with low levels of dollar denominated debt.der if this puts them in a better position to weather whatever downturn we are in and the length and severity. denise: i think it does. it puts them in a good position and with core yields at low levels and likely to stay that way, investors are searching for yelled. emerging-market debt makes sense, the hard currency side, in that environment. i have been doing this for 25 years. we are seeing a lot of interest this anestors to, is opportunity, the selloff gone beyond the deterioration we might see in fundamentals? there has been a lot of interest, people not selling into this, they are looking at this as an opportunity. it is a big universe and there are countries that will have issues. you have to be selective. there are things you want to avoid. by want to look on a country country basis and be selective. scarlet: do you have a call on em?u.s. dollar to invest in can you be ambivalent on the dollar and still do so? denise: you can in general. they don't have a lot of color genomic

low 60s along the coastline, a lot of 70s around the bay and inland. reaching into the upper 70s, perhaps just an 80 or two out there. most of us are going to enjoy partly cloudy skies, and 70s for our inland cities. 77 four napa today, for the inner east bay, 77 and concord. redwood city 74, hayward, 70 today .65, in the city of san francisco. temperatures, continuing to drop. getting into your we can put i will have can expect for your w beyond, coming up in just a little bit per day. >>> >> the stay-at-home order is keeping workers away from their jobs, and away from a paycheck. up next, the national message, for workers on this may 1st. >>> the new website governor newsom has four parents in need of childcare. >>> >> welcome back, it is 4:14 . today is may 1st, mayday, labor groups and activity activists will hold protests while maintaining social distancing guidelines. in san francisco, demonstrators will demand red legislation cancel rent and mortgage. there is also a noon demonstration at city hall, protesters will call for workers rights and mo

right now low to mid 50s through 7:00. stay in the low 50s at the coast and 70 to 73 with quicker sunshine today bay and inland. 72 to 78 at 4:00 and 50s and 60s at 7:00. around the state pretty quiet everywhere and 97 in palm springs the warm spot. but look what happens this holiday weekend. lower to upper 90s up and down and even around burbank we'll get to near 88 degrees by memorial day monday. more on that heat wave here at home. coming up. >>> now an abc7 news live desk update. >>> at the live desk i'm following pg&e settlement. the california public utility's commission is expected to approve a $13.5 billion settlement some time later today. if approved pg&e will compensate wildfire victims in august. about 70,000 victims have filed for claims pg&e was found libel for starting several wildfires including the 2018 camp fire that killed 85 people. the unility company is trying to wrap up its bankruptcy next month to qualify for a $20 billion wildfire fund and that money will help cover the cost of future wildfires. ku

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around the bay, low to mid 70s. some spots in the upper 70s. further inland, low to mid 80s.this is the beginning of the warm up, the south bay, temperatures in the low 70s. but in the mid to upper 60s along the coast. warm for early may. farther inland, the east bay, everybody in the low to mid 80s. warm temperatures in contra costa county. around the bay, low to mid 70s. some spots making a run toward 80 degrees. back in the 80s as you head snotter. and neighbors to the north, warmer spots. especially sonoma and napa county. 90-degree plus readings. around the bay, temperatures threaten 80 degrees. around 70 along the coast on friday. a cool down this weekend with a chance of showers in the forecast on monday. primarily monday evening into monday night. won't amount to a lot. but between now and then, we have warmer temperatures to look forward to. beautiful baseball weather if we were allowed to do that kind of thing. >>> you know, paul, my mother used to say, it's 5:00 somewhere. and i can tell you, it's opening day somewhere. that story and frank gore, is he going to ret

but antioch you're going to remain in the 60's for your overnight lows but cooling down significantly to 63 degrees so enjoy that really even tonight, tomorrow's daytime highs we are going to be is slightly above average temperature wise that the cooling trend will continue for most of our interior valleys cooling down into the 70's and 80's for the tribe valleys with widespread 60's and 70's along the coast and along the bait so downtown san francisco 67 degrees hayward 74 san jose 40 with 80's but 79 degrees. santa rosa degree cooler at 78 in antioch 84 degrees or your afternoon eyes. but we do have a late season spring storm set to arrive friday night through saturday bring about a quarter of an inch of rain for the north bay with the rest of the bay area getting but a 10th of an inch of rain and also showers arriving saturday morning continuing all day saturday but not going to be a big rainmaker. but right now i sunday back to you catherine, thank bruce out. >>well coming up as we head into summer why health officials say it's probably more important than ever to wear masks and f

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livermore is in the low 50s and san francisco is also in the low 40s. we are in the upper 60s for san francisco hello 70's in oakland later and upper 70s for concord and 77 for inner more as well as for san jose. we will talk about the big warm- up through the week, details on that coming up. now let's check for a look at traffic. >>> it is not too bad. if you're going out of the east into san francisco, you are good to go. the bay bridge commute is light. most of our bridges are looking really good. no delays. travel on through as if you have fast track. there are no toll bridge takers. we had overnight construction and all lanes are clear. we are seeing nice beads on the southbound side of 880 out of oakland. you will see a few brake lights out of hayward. it is in the red zone area, where we do see some spikes for the morning drive. that is a look at traffic. >>> following this breaking news out of santa clara, after two people were stabbed in this apartment complex, police have cordoned off that area for their investigation. this is on homestead roa

upper 60s low 80s, low 90s antioch.oastline, 69 in pacifica, 70 nine santa cruz, south bay, upper 80s over areas from san jose stretching to gilroy, low 90s and 90 degrees in the afternoon. the extent forecast, warming trend continues and, it becomes out by hot getting into the monday and tuesday and wednesday and thursday time for. low two i should say upper 70s for the coastline. areas right around pacifica, 80s around the bay. 90s expected and inlets is expected to remain hot all the way through thursday. thursday the onshore breeze will make a comeback, teachers to get all along the coastline and around the bay. there is a ticket till about friday until we get any relief out of that. just take it easy out there. make sure you take shelter and try to avoid prolonged activity outdoors, back to you. >> little hydration to the smoking hot. okay. think. >>> wild turkeys in the park and east bay, how authorities are trying to manage a very unusual situation. monastery, coming up. >>> happening today, nascar returns to the

some north bay valleys could drop in the low 40s and most upper 40s to low 50s.ow, as we head deeper into the forecast, you can see the 50s stay at the coast and for the rest of us down into the 50s and 60s as we head to the evening hours. enjoy your friday, here's reggie. >>> if you're out and about shopping for the essential items you might notice some people walking off the job at the grocery store. for more on this second round of protests, let's go to amy hollyfield. ha amy? >> hi, reggie, good morning. grocery store workers have become front line workers and responders during this pandemic and they are demanding safer work conditions and better benefits. there was a worker at the amazon fulfillment center in tracy who died this week of covid-19 complication. the united food and commercial workers international union says there have been a total of 72 worker deaths to the virus. workers today at stores like amazon, target, wholefoods and other companies are all expected to walk out today for international workers day. and they are demanding better protection

and around the bay, upper 60s to low to mid 70s and definitely, we are heating up inland into the low to mid 90s and because of that heat inland, heat advisory once again is in effect for inland locations until 7 pm. all of our inland locations or under a heat advisory due to these hot temperatures. a ridge of high pressure is in control today and it will push off to the east and i will make way for this next weather system to bring a chance of some showers and also the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. there are big changes on the way. on future cast, through our day you can see the clearing and sunshine inland but the clouds are sticking around the coast. tomorrow, all of us will see those clouds pushing in ahead of this weather system and that will bring some wet weather in late friday into saturday and we are looking at the future cast on saturday morning with some scattered showers. today, we are looking at 90 degrees and 94 in morgan hill and under the heat advisory, the east bay is all and so there, 92 in concord, 97 around concord. here's the extended forecast. we have

low to mid 80s today inland. upper 40s north bay to the low 50s elsewhere. accuweather seven-day forecast then, warmest day of the week is today. 50s on the coast. mid 70s around the bay with the temperatures tumbling inland to the mid 80s, even cooler tomorrow, but sunshine on the way for the afternoon. level one system monday and tuesday with some scattered showers, breezy winds. still a slight chance on wednesday. slowly warming up by the end of the week. sorry, liz, your heat's gone, or slowly going away. >> i'll have to soak it all in today but at a social distance, of course. thanks, lisa. >>> just ahead, new word of a possible major cut to caltrain. could a full shutdown and layoffs be on the way? we explain what it will take to keep trains running on track, coming up next. and beverages that are very acidic. it can soften the enamel. pronamel repair, what it's doing is driving more minerals deep into the enamel surface, that's going to help actively repair. pronamel is taking it to another level. being prepared and overcoming challenges. usaa has bee

60's along the coast low 70's along the bay with 80's and even some 70's as you make your way inland still going to be fairly warm temperatures but really for the coast and stormtracker 4 is tracking overall drier weather out there this evening and for most of this weekend but starting on monday through tuesday, a late season spring storm will arrive in the bay area bringing upwards of an inch of rain for the north bay, everyone else about a quarter of an inch of rain or less and breezy winds as well. so let's time out the storm because one thing we are going to notice this weekend is that increasing cloud cover, especially for your mother's day sunday dry forecast been noticeably cooler and cloudier but showers arriving first in the north bay early monday afternoon becoming more widespread later into the afternoon and early evening hours on monday night with those scattered showers continuing on tuesday until we start to dry out by tuesday night as that storm exit during the overnight hours very early wednesday morning and then cooling down temperatures to below average on tuesday w

. >> it was one of the most low- key so good miles here. it is a cultural tradition. >> ricky and paula torres is married with three kids. >> you're in your own car. truth so just stay in your own car and wave and you can do all of that. >> so far, so good. not a lot of cars doing burnouts or anything like that that you would raise concerns over. we will have a bit more on this tonight at 6:00. including a new tradition which is a lot of restaurants that are selling take-out drinks. we will tell you what the police chief has to say about that. reporting live in san jose, kpix five. >>> in san francisco in the state are suing uber and lyft demanding protections for drivers. wilson walker is here with the new gig worker law. >> what is uber? it is a transportation company. the state law and the coronavirus pandemic. >> they both claim that the drivers are not engaged in the company's core mission. sometimes it takes a pandemic to shape us into realizing what that really means. >> they say the company is in violation of 85 state laws that requ

american airlines, new low today.nks, even the best bank in the country, jpmorgan, which i own, is 40% off its highs. so the stocks that you would think should be down are down. anything travel related, anything events related, and really i don't see the reason why we would expect anything different. this is the quarter we're in right now that's going to be the nadir of earnings and things should start getting a little less bad from there, but we're still looking at full-year earnings for the s&p 500, negative 20%, if we're lucky, hopefully a big rebound in 2021 as the comps get easier. but when are we going to get back to those 2019 levels? that could take years. a lot will be dependent on science, a lot will be dependent on politics, and when various states get back to business and when people feel better, theng things that are just -- there's no precedent you can't predict them in the absence of those certainties we're left with all of the uncertainties and it makes total sense to me that we would be mired in a tra

low and high clouds. it cooler. the wind is picking up and a delta, we had 50s on most of the temperatures. everyone is pretty close, due to the cloud cover. the wind is gusting to 35. below is moving in, it has been sitting down there for a week, but now it is making its move. it has tremendous moisture. we have to watch out for not only thunderstorms, but lightning, a possibility out of this and not only scattered showers but maybe even heavy downpours. napa and sonoma county, north, a 10th of an inch to a third will cover it for the day. in clearlake, ukiah, and eureka, that is an eye-popping amount of forecast and rain. even more than that, at the oregon border. rain is on the way, you may not get some, but there could be heavy downpours. 60s and 70s for most of the temperatures today. we are looking for the system to move into saturday. by saturday evening it should be far enough north that things will calm down. >>> all right, thank you steve. our people install solar panels and other forms of clean energy. we

the chair of the federal reserve bank has told us to think big because interest rates are so low. the little interest rate in the prospect of access to credit has bolstered the stock market. we intend to use as little interest rates to bolster the american people. >>the house is expected to vote on that package as soon as friday but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there's no urgency, the senate will apparently wait until after memorial day to act. the special election to replace california congresswoman katie hill has been happening today, she's the freshman democrat who resigned amid a scandal in both national parties are orts keeping a very close watch on this race. >>it year. >>for all of us republicans hope the special election in california's 25th congressional district will be a sign of things to come in november, we're very invested in taking back have represented california democrats flipped 8 seats in 2018 republican national committee spokesperson liz harrington says this race is republicans first chance to win one back by focusing on economic recovery after

low 70s. as we watch the futurecast, this is show to give an idea how extensive the marine layer is and we know from looking at this network of cameras it is not. blue sky now. blue sky will remain for the rest of this day, even watching to see if there were higher clouds coming through. there are not any. that is high def doppler. yesterday, at least for the afternoon and evening, there was some light rain on there to show. today, not the case. in fact, for the next seven days that is not the case. what really starts to become the headline for the forecast anyway is a warmup. barely notice it today. by tomorrow, back up another four, five degrees above this. then by wednesday, we begin another warm up. that one gets us to near 90 by the end of this coming week so sunny and warm for inland locations for sure. we'll see daytime highs top out in the low 80s for much of the bay and the coast will stay in the low to mid-60s for most of this, but look at friday for the coast. that is bottom line, r

morning lows will be staying in the low to mid 60s for many places. that covers the morning lows. here are tomorrow's daytime highs. mid 90s. 93 in sunnyvale. 95 in san jose. we'll see 91 in fremont. the numbers inland have us topping out at 99. 95 in pleasanton. san francisco goes to 77 tomorrow. oakland goes to 85. and the numbers up top will be in the 90s as well. let's do a comparison here. take a look at the next few days. why are we saying tuesday and wednesday are the peak? now you can see it. this really gives us an overview on what to expect from this heat waiver. san jose, tuesday and wednesday. 97. those are two locations of some of the higher numbers. now i want to show you oakland. 87 on tuesday and wednesday. it's not 90s. but it is still well above average. so that kind of covers that in detail. here's your 7-day forecast. notice once we get past thursday, the numbers come back down. we'll get into the low 80s by the time we approach next weekend. maybe a few more clouds. that's where the forecast stands for now. i'll have much more coming up in the 6:00 hour. >>> g

tonight very similar to last night upper 40's and low 50's. tomorrow's daytime highs, widespread 70's and 80's so we're going to be well above average about 8 to 15 degrees above normal even happen bates morning with 70's at 69 degrees. but it's really going to get harder from their warm temperatures will remain along the coast, but scorching heat in line with widespread upper 80's and low to mid-nineties possible record breaking heat in the forecast. so keep that in mind but the good thing that is working in our favor are those meek offshore breezes and warm dry mount winds not going to be as gusty. so that's why we're out of that high fire danger territory for the upcoming days taking a look ahead though at the extended forecast cooling down this weekend with a slight chance of possible rain returning to the bay area starting as early as monday night with scattered showers on tuesday. so going to keep an eye on that in the coming days back to you catherine. thank you bree some. >>coming up california wineries so they've been forced to find n

today low 9 oz. tomorrow we get a few low 100s but tuesday and wednesday will be the peak of the heat, the two hot test days. i'll show you what's that looks like in the complete forecast coming up in a bit. for now there are today's numbers. 91 concord. 92 santa rosa. low to mid-70s in the city for san francisco at 73. the complete forecast in a bit. >>> firefighters have been at pier 45 throughout the night. that is the sight of yesterday's warehouse fire. even now, a day, later, they are dumping water on what is left on the warehouse. flames broke out be da sarday a the fire started inside a warehouse about the size of a football field on the back end of pier 45. it was mostly used to store fishing gear and as a parking lot. nearby workers say what began as a small fire spread quickly and in less nan five minutes, they say the whole buildings was in flames pouring black smoke into the early morning sky. there is no word on the cause of the fire this morning. one firefighter was hurt, but is okay.

it is overnight tonight some low clouds and fog. we wake up to that and then by the afternoon we'll see lots of sunshine justine still hot in many of the >>thank you so much and we have much more ahead here on kron 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight, hundreds of protesters taking to the streets in minneapolis demanding justice after the death of george floyd. and stopping the spread of covid-19 inside cars has been an issue for a while now, but now there's an automaker that says it has a plan to kill the virus before it can spread we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. coronavirus has made disinfecting law enforcement vehicles and major issue. but now ford has announced new tool to help neutralize covid-19 inside police cars, it's a heated software enhancement that raises the interior temperature of a car to at least 133 degre

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upper 60s, low 70s, especially santa clara valley. probably better tomorrow as the rain lined moves farther north. it looks good friday, saturday okay, saturday night rain, and eight monday rain for all of you guys. >>> the coronavirus crisis has changed human interaction with more people working from home, coming up, how robots are affecting the workplace during the pandemic. >>> changes coming to to popular fast food chains, we will tell you about the reopening safety plans and customers, they will no longer be able to do. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds for low income families in our internet essentials program. and delivering self-install kits to your door. nos comprometemos a mantenerte conectado. we're committed to keeping you connected. for more information on how you can stay connected, visit xfinity.com/prepare. - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. here we go. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. oh, boy. hey joshie... wrinkles sen

the lows on its way. not only dry lightning, possible thunderstorms and scattered showers saturday with ray north, i have seen some eye- popping amounts of rain forecast in the north. i will focus on that about 10 minutes. there is an onshore breeze for most. that low as it approaches it will pick up the cloud cover will increase. we will see temperatures today starting to slide all back down. 60s and 70s on the thames. let's go back today no. >>> >> in minneapolis another night of riots, demonstrators demanding justice for george floyd. an african-american man who died in police custody on memorial day, suffocating as a police officer jammed his neck on floyd's neck -- his knee on floyd's neck for nine minutes. >> this is what it was like last night in the third police precinct last night. attacked by protesters who surrounded the building and set it on fire. everyone inside got out safely. for hours, wood and cardboard even a police station entrance, and fireworks as the flames burned out of control. th

low to mid 70s. low to mid 70s. in the far valley. up to 78 degrees degrees near antioch. even up to the mid 70s with santa rosa. a spew sunshine through out the day, the uv intex is something to be concerned about. it's doing to be a nine out of a sail of one proeleven even with that will change. memorial day, 90 degrees inhand on monday. well into the 80s saturday and sun. low ting. >> class of 22 won't get to walk the stage in their caps and gowns this year. but they will be sell patedment become. >> a w.h.o. complies everything trump hates, the world, health, and mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. headlight one supervisor working to make sure high school seen seniors rec

elsewhere, low to mid-50s. the way, and the look ahead, feeling like summer next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> did steve kerr try out for a second job? he could have a future career waiting for the warriors. see what he i >>> how cool is this view from the sky? fighter jet squads from the navy blue angels and the air force thunderbirds flew over baltimore, washington, d.c., atlanta and parts of florida yesterday. they provided some amazing cockpit footage while both teams fly to formation overhead. the commander and lead pilot of the thunderbirds says the fly-overs are a gesture of goodwill on what habehalf of the department of defense. >>> mother's day say week away. in staying at home now is the time to get a jump on gifts given some of the shipping challenges. this morning some ideas to help. "good morning's" becky worley has discounts. >> what does mom want now? separated from her family she wants to spend time with her kids. if she's currently quarantining with small children she wants to spend time without her ki

brightening up, warming up to the low 80s for your monday, and then it gets hot with low 90s to upperdnesday. we cool off on thursday, and we're much cooler by the end of the week. so kind of following the trend that we did last week, although it's not going to be as hot i don't think, and we're not going to see the heat last as long. that was like a three, four-day event. exploratorium camera pretty gray out there, and with the cloud cover, temperatures will be in and around or slightly below average. live doppler 7 picking up on the low cloud deck, widening the view, circulation overshore sends up more cloud cover, so persistent as we get through the afternoon. the golden gate bridge not much of a breeze there, but the sea breeze will be with us. 56, good morning to you san francisco. 61 in oakland. we're in the mid-50s for new redwood city, san jose, low 50s in gilroy. a look at the airport, the peninsula looking at cooler conditions today, that steady onshore flow, usually the low clouds, morning and night will have that but hard to discern with the high and mid level clouds in ad

even all also warming up into the low 70's, but mountain view low 80's. so we're all going to be about 8 to 15 degrees above average san jose warming up to 82 degrees in the south bay would sonny bill 78 degrees or your wednesday afternoon highs miss midweek warm-up also going to extend into the east bay as well livermore 84 degrees with widespread 80's and even 70's as you make your way throughout the east bay shoreline flirting with a tease for oakland, but berkeley and richmond you're going to hit that load 80 degree mark tomorrow napa 83 degrees in santa rosa 85 degrees or your wednesday afternoon with daytime highs peaking on friday into we start to cool down this week after impact you. thank you bree some. >>coming up next we honor and east bay social worker who we have been saluting the class of 2020 and today, we're congratulating briana valdez. she will graduate from a wilcox high school in santa clara there. she is she's heading to cal poly and will major in biology. you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com fin

further inland low to mid 70s up and down the tri-valley, mid to upper 60s around the bay itself, low 70s for the north bay and farther to the north, even warmer, northern sonoma and napa counties may be the warmer spots with high temperatures in the upper 70s by friday afternoon. the dry weather continues on saturday but as we head into saturday evening we are going to tracking a couple of showers trying to make their way into the north bay as the sun goes down but our rain chances really wait until saturday night to go up, that's knocking on the doorstep of the golden gate by the wee hours of sunday morning with rain likely across the bay area. it's not going to last all day, we will see some breaks in the action but more ways of rain are going to continue headed our way monday and tuesday before we dry out and warm-up wednesday and thursday. i will have another update on next week's rain coming up at 11:00. >>> here's a look at tonight's top headlines, a whistleblower warns the u.s. could face, quote, the darkest winter in modern history if the coronavirus rebounds. doctor rick wri

low clouds are in place. even though there are low clouds, i don't think they will warm up much. in the temperatures will bump up. 42 at lakeport. the onshore breeze, no doubt about it it is in place. half moon bay, 22 degrees. upper 70s in fairfield, will see low 60s, mid-60s to 70 >>> thank you, steve, how bay area transportation agencies stay afloat despite record low ridership during the pandemic. plus, professionals are not the only players on pause during the shutdown. how the virus is affecting aspiring athletes on the road to the big leagues. across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security. and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected devices. voice solutions like remote call forwarding and readable voicemail. and safe, convenient installation. when every connection counts, you can count on us. get the connectivity your business needs. call today. comcast business. >>>

low-risk activities could resume on friday. also hearing this morning a little bit of good news from alameda and marin counties hearing they might be ready to engage in phase two in just mid may. so, a couple weeks from now perhaps. reporting live, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> a northern california shopping mall is back open despite our statewide shelter at home order. yuba sutter county fl os gave the green light because they have a low covid-19 infection rate. there is a bit of confusion. a bar and restaurant in wheatland was ready to open when alcohol beverage control agents showed up. the business was ordered to close the inside dining room. >> so, we're getting conflicting stories. so, county wants to do it one way, government likes to do it another way. so, both of them fighting against each other is putting all the small businesses at risk and it's making it difficult for us. >> now, at the mall, shoppers were supposed to wear masks and maintain social distancing but look at this video. i don't thi

overnight lows in the low 50s for the most part. tomorrow another fairly mild day, even a couple of degrees cooler than today was. if it will be quite breezy to windy tomorrow. highs will range from low 60s to the coast to low and mid-70s near the bay to only upper 70s inland. but as we get into to have quite a warm-up. 100 inland, and tuesday and wednesday we expect highs to reach or exceed 100 degrees in our inland areas. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. nice and warm through sunday, but getting hot, really hot inland, monday, tuesday and wednesday. try to enjoy the weather that's coming our way. larry and ama? >> all right, will do. thank you, spencer. >> yeah, it's looking good. enjoy the weekend. >>> all right. i'm in for dan. chris alvarez handling sports. and chris, slowly but surely, leagues are making their plans to get back in business. >> yeah, you're exactly right, larry. you've heard a lot about basketball, baseball. but what about hockey? could the nhl be coming back this summer? we'll describe the details o

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as we head to the low 80s for the inland east bay, along the coast highs in the low 60s.ll talk more about how hot it gets and exactly where coming up in the micro climate forecast. >>> cinco de mayo is a holiday people like to celebrate together. officers want to avoid what happened when a huge crowd gathered for an impromptu celebration. they certainly weren't social distancing. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is this morning. she has more on this story for us. kris? >> reporter: the burnout marks in the intersection here another story and king as that large crowd gathered on sunday night. and when we say there was a crowd, there was a crowd. hundreds of people were out. the witness who took the pictures say nobody was wearing a mask, nobody was keeping a six foot social distance. >> obviously it's blatant disrespect for others. it's incomprehensible really what happened. >> but if people think my officers are going into crowds to try to break them up, to cite people for violating social distancing orders, that's not going to happen. >> reporter: i want to take a look at co