john: mike, he did a good job. good job, mike. mike: yes. i started using spellcheck.ike -- lemonis: thanks, bill gates. mike: yeah. ashley: okay, this one, i don't like, mostly because we're trying to move away from this pig. it's too aggressive. john: got it. and how about rhythm, blues, and barbeque? i just thought that was really a great tag line and a lot of fun. brad: i really like this one. ashley: i like it, too. brad: it's eye-catching. it's got the spirit of lucille's kind of in the design. john: sounds good. mike: so we'll put that together for you. that does well. lemonis: it sells? john: yeah, it sells well. mike: $20,000 order in every couple of month. john: pretty good. versus one t-shirt a month. ♪ lemonis: what's up, guys? john: what's up? in order for them to really expand their horizons and create new lines and diversify the product offering, i'm taking these guys to a cut-and-sew factory. how are you? i'm marcus. robby: pretty good. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. robby: so here, we do cutting, pattern making, design, development, produ

mike was a nice guy. should see that. >> do you solemnly state that the details -- >> if the details had been a little different each time he was asked to tell the story, here was his chance to straighten it out for the jury. how odd then that mike under oath now amended his story just a little again, like when he added the detail that carol was in the bathtub when she said something mean to him. >> she said, "you make my skin crawl." >> also slightly different, the way he discovered she was gone. >> i opened the front door and went out, and the garage door was open, and the car was gone. >> in earlier versions, didn't mike say he heard the garage door go up, but then saw taillights as carol drove away? why had his story changed again? >> what's the deal with that? did you hear the garage door? >> i don't think so. >> why do you think that now? what has jogged your memory? >> because i think over the years, i thought about this night so many times. and i just -- you know, i'd seen that car back out of the

>> mike: trace, thank you very much.onight as president trump works around the clock to courtney the countries -- some are attempting to remake america in accordance with their own far left agenda. speaker nancy pelosi has her eyes on a massive new spending bill. it's a bill that would bail out liberal states on the brink of bankruptcy. now these are states that have squandered billions of dollars on entitlements, generous pension plans for public employee members, green energy programs and much more. now nancy pelosi wants to give them more of your money. and while nancy pelosi tries to get all of her friends to get ag giant payday, other democrats are using the virus as a political weapon. house lawmakers led by congressman james clyburn have already assembled a panel to investigate the president on his handling of the virus. keep in mind it's the same james clyburn that told his colleagues that the coronavirus was a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. meanwhile, one of james clyburn's colle

mike huckabee in for sean tonight. have the best weekend. ♪ >> mike: welcome to this special edition of "hannity." covid-19, the impact on america. i'm mike huckabee in tonight for sean. " over the hour we are going to show you how this global pandemic is not just a deadly virus, but also a very serious threat to our very way of life. earlier tonight, president trump and held another task force briefing at the white house. joining us with all of the latest details, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. >> governor, let's begin with breaking news out of the coronavirus task force where stephen kohn, fda commissioner, said the first at home covid-19 test unveiled this week and actually be mailed from doctors to patients, who can then self-swab and mail it back. expert say it will boost access to testing as well as test numbers. the president also signed legislation today replenishing the small business lending program with $484 billion, $310 billion of that goes towards the paycheck protection program, which

we also publishes mike davis. very proud publishers of mike. we are teaming up to try to do a series of things during this pandemic crisis. as part of our political and intellectual, social mission. but also because we are on lockdown. so are trying to find new ways for us to share information. so it's very exciting to me, to be the collaborating with the comrades at haymarket. and you might've caught that he mark last week. it's when they started to do this online forum. natalie klein joined in crated marvelous events printed super informative printed and inspiring. some 15000 of us participated in that. we join in the great talk. and this is amy to be that haymarket, they put together and haymarket in fact has already organized a follow-up to naomi klein, and ms. taylor talk and they're going to reconvene. it will discuss the politics of coronavirus and that next talk will be broadcast on thursday, april 9th. so this thursday but next thursday at 5:00 o'clock eastern time. same time with this talk with mike davis and following on thursday, it

what's your take on mike's trade? >> i would tend to generally agree with the consumer sentiment based on a trade that i had told us about on short nike i think carter and mike might have traded it better than i have because there's clearly a disconnect between xly is currently trading versus the consumer sentiment and the data that we're currently looking at. however, the scenario that i want to point out here is the fact that amazon and home depot is a third of xly. amazon doesn't report earnings until the end of april, home depot not until toward the later end of may and it might not come for a little bit of time and that's the concern that i have here make laid out the scenario, what happens if xly drops sharply from here. >> i think there might be the opposite scenario where you might have xly continue to move higher for the next few weeks before it continues to move lower. where i like mike's trade where he's risking 2 pant 5% to take a bearish bet, i'm inclined to perhaps sell some short-term premium looking ou

mike?ey, alex, i can recall your first trip through the city of boston as a member of the new york yankees you sought out, called and spoke with the late jack welsh about business opportunities and business philosophy. and i know you've been very successful in business. so what are your businesses like now, what are your employees like and how are you doing treating them? >> that's a great question and thanks for asking. in my port foal quo we own about 25 different company and i think it's broken up in three tiers. we have a some struggling in apartment units, unfortunately a lot of them cannot pay the rent, the middle are floating through and the others are striving and striving like they never have before. but one of the things jennifer and i both wanted to do is we reached out and we kind of sent everybody home probably about a week and a half early. and one of things we did we sent an e-mail out to our core group management team, and everybody's paid full. we wanted to make sure we hav

when dalia and mike dippolito met it was instant fireworks. an immediate attraction that turned into a fatal attraction and to crack the case investigators needed to know was she diabolic or unwitting pawn in a hoax gone wrong? it would take eight years to unwind this true tale of sex, lies and videotape. here's dennis murphy with "the sting." >> reporter: the mesmerizing story of dalia begins in a place where the humidity is hi, palm beach. >> it is the winter wonderland. you can drive over the bridge and feel the rarefied air, the mansions and hedges that hide the mansions. >> reporter: jan tuckwood said some mainlanders can't resist the wanna-be allure of palm beach. >> most people are influenced that richness is right there and how can they get a piece of it. >> reporter: past the interstate newlyweds dalia and mike lived in a $250,000 condo, not exactly the same zip code as palm beach but fine for two up and comers. dalia and mike had big dreams like any company young and in love. aspirations at the least. she had a $20,000 diamond engage

mike barnicle is going to save you this time from me. mike?lex, i can recall that your first trip through the city of boston as a member of the new york yankees. you sought out, called, and spoke with the late jack welch about business opportunities and business philosophy. and i know that you've been very successful in business. so what your businesses like now? what are your employees like? how are they doing, and how are you doing treating them? >> yeah, it's a great question. thanks for asking, mike. look, in our portfolio, a-rod corp., we own about 25 different companies and i think it's broken up into three tiers. we have a third that are struggling mightily with our thousands of apartment units. unfortunately people cannot -- a lot of them cannot pay their rent. the middle are just kind of floating through. and then the other ones are striving and striving like they never have before. but one of the things that jennifer and i both wanted to do was we reached out and we kind of sent everybody home probably about a week and a half early.

we will put those to mike. more intimate one-on-one with mike. and one little thing we learned last week from the first of these online teachings is that if you are having some trouble with the broadcast quality that you are seeing sometimes you can see adjust your image quality reduced in other words. and you will get a little bit better sound. this is all new for us. please have a little forbearance for our technical difficulties. those are probably going to be inevitable. let me do see a couple of words about mike. i imagine a lot of folks tuning and know about his writing but some might be new to mike's work. he is one of the great last historians and political and cultural analyst. he has written and edited some 20 bucks across a wide array of topics. it's probably fair to say that there are couple of main threads in their work. the focus on southern california. in books like ecology of fear he has analyzed the history of southern california and los angeles. i bring this up because mike has a new book coming out in just two weeks. right into

and checking up with mike for what we can expect today. i want to ask you about the weekend because in my mind, are we already there? but i know we have a couple more days before we get there. >> yes. today is going to be a little bit warmer than the weekend. the weekend is going to be kind of cloudy and sunny. little bit more like yesterday and saturday will be more like today with a little more sunshine and milder temperatures. let's talk about what will happen today. here we have low to mainly low to mid 50s. 50 to 53 degrees and you can see low to mid 50s everywhere. and low 60s in pittsburg and antioch. as far as your commute, as we look north, little bit of fog and mostly along the peninsula coast and see if it spreads anywhere else during the morning commute and much slower. the breezes on our bridges today. here's a look at the east bay valleys where we're 56 at 7:00 and already in the mid 70s at noon and on our way to upper 70s for several hours this afternoon. gorgeous sunset and 68 around 7:00. south bay 54 this morning to mid 7

mike, what do you think of trump's plan? mike: i like it. disagree with joe biden's comments that it seems -- you know, you be coordinated and not possessing any guidelines. trump has got to be the world's greatest troller. he said he had the total authority to decide when and how to open the country. the media went crazy for a few days. then what did he do? they issue guidelines. they give the decision make together governors which is what the governors wanted all along. the only part that doesn't make any phase. in the first phase of this you are allowed to reopen the jims because god forbid there -- reopen the gyms. because there is no way something will get transmitted in a sweaty gym. i think the gym should be in phase two perhaps. greg: you pointed out what trump had done with the governors. it was the tom sawyer paint the fence trick. all right, shilluey, what are you making of the situation. either way we are faced with some kind of risk no matter what we do. tom: most people want to get back to work. we are working now. i think you

joining me now is the chairman and ceo of 3m, mike roman. mike, thanks very much.u saw the president's tweet and the pushback that you're getting. can you tell us what happened? >> yeah. good morning, maria. i'm happy to be on again. let me start with this, you know, the narrative that we are not doing everything to maximize respirators in our own country is false. nothing could be further from the truth, and i'm happy to talk about that. the idea, the other idea that 3m is not doing all it can to fight price gouging, unauthorized reselling is absurd. we are doing everything we can to fight covid-19 and support the health care workers here at home. but it's just, it -- and, you know, up until yesterday we had been really proud of all the things we were doing and hearing from every direction save a few negative narratives. but the narratives out there, they're just not true. maria: all right. let's talk about that here because 3m is one of those few companies in the world right now that the whole world is looking toward to make sure you can produce what we need in t

>> okay, mike.n today's "gma first look" the country is bracing for what could be the worst week yet in the pandemic and many people are stocking up at the grocery store. abc's becky worley has a look at how to make sure the food you have lasts. >> joy, you look like you're doing well. are you feeling much better? >> i am feeling fantastic. so grateful right now that i got through it. >> reporter: what joy hughes of san ramon got through last month was 16 days of covid-19 misery, flu-like symptoms, bronchitis and off the charts coughing and constant exhaustion. >> joy returned from texas from a business meeting on the 11th two days later, believe it or not, friday the 13th she started feeling sick. >> i was really sick. >> was it a sickness that felt different than illnesses you had in the past? >> i tell you, it did. i felt very tired. i mean, i was sleeping 13 hours a night. and then during the day i would sleep for five hours. >> reporter: when she was awake, joy was incredibly hungry and equally

joining me now is the chairman and ceo of 3m, mike roman. mike, thanks very much.ly, you saw the president's tweet and the pushback that you're getting. can you tell us what happened? >> yeah. good morning, maria. i'm happy to be on again. let me start with this, you know, the narrative that we are not doing everything to maximize respirators in our own country is false. nothing could be further from the truth, and i'm happy to talk about that. the idea, the other idea that 3m is not doing all it can to fight price gouging, unauthorized reselling is absurd. we are doing everything we can to fight covid-19 and support the health care workers here at home. but it's just, it -- and, you know, up until yesterday we had been really proud of all the things we were doing and hearing from every direction save a few negative narratives. but the narratives out there, they're just not true. maria: all right. let's talk about that here because 3m is one of those few companies in the world right now that the whole world is looking toward to make sure you can produce what we nee

. >>> first, getting over to mike nicco. we're still trying to stay connected in this new age of social distancing. >> you having issues? >> i just miss you guys. it's not the same. >> i agree totally. i miss you, too. and i miss our talks and just seeing you. i don't get to see you as much as i did either. you can see me i think more than i can see you. i hope this tuesday, no, wednesday. i hope this wednesday finds you in good spirits. hello. 48 in castro valley and everyone else in the low to mid-50s and mostly cloudy along the east bay shore and increasing clouds as you head south. the coolest temperatures low to mid-40s in the north bay where the clouds arant quite as prevalent. lookt a these temperatures 10 to 11 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. that will help spring board us to warmer temperatures this afternoon. right now in san jose as you look at 87. it's pretty dry but a shower just to the south of there right now. some sprinkles and that is going to be the most likely place for utbay toy.eather will be in

mike, what's up with the traffic alert?i have to alert folks about the bay bridge because of the backups. we haven't seen this for over a month. this will be jarring. you may be late to your job. call ahead. make sure you notify your boss. we do need you out there. we're showing you this good recovery from san francisco back to treasure island still jammed on the incline. the reason for the whole backup i'm sketchy. the chp only talks about the closure. thom jensen, what exactly happened? >> reporter: the fog came back in. last i checked and i've been checking on waze as you have and with your traffic information still backed up slow to the toll plaza. those essential workers shocked. this was a shotting that was reported at about 11:30 last night. on the westbound lanes, the upper deck of the bay bridge. our photographer found a vehicle had crashed into the center divider. investigators on the scene there all night long which did shut down traffic coming into the city and was rerouted around the investigation for more than

mine is still so basic, i mean, and iyos,mike.ou had thema masks and she wem the elastic around your ears so she bought a local convenience store or drugstore out of their shoelaces. it worked really well. very happy with the turnout. hi, everybody. let's talk about what is going on with your forecast. we'll take a look down in the south bay where we have a sprinkle or two possible in san jose say the next half hour or so, but mainly cloudy and 51 er afternoon, a stray with. same thing tomorrow morning and then warmer and mainly sunny this weekend. take a look at your temperatures today. see those 70s they kind of stick out like places like the east bay valley and north bay. most of us in the mid up toer r upper 60s. if you want to see the full moon and its brightest night when it rises about 8:43, you want to get out there before you go to bed and take a look at it. here's a look at future radar and the cloud cover and you can see just a few showers across the higher elevations of the south bay. overnight, you can see a rotation

good morning, kari and mike as well.ello to my good friend marcus. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, good morning. kari, you have a look at the forecast for us. >>> a live look outside in walnut creek. a cool start. as we look at our temperatures in the low 50s as we get ready to head out the door we'll see some sunshine. as we go into this afternoon it's going to warm up. we do have another nice day ahead. warmer than yesterday as we reach into the low to mid-70s. san francisco reaching up to 65 degrees so i'm watching a warming trend and a chance of rain later on. we'll talk more about that. mike getting out the door this morning essential workers. it looks like a pretty smooth drive. >> it is very smooth right now, kari. the essential workers keeping our lives working. i want to talk about a delay you might have if you're riding b.a.r.t. in oakland the 12th and 19th street stations and others throughout san francisco will have a couple entrances closed. you might have to use a different entrance. the

back to you. >>> thanks, mike. across california there are now more than 11,000 confirmed coronavirus cases. the bay area now has nearly 3,000 cases and 74 de santa clara county is still the bay area's hot zone but the number of new cases has stabilized in recent days. the state is now reportedly getting daily counts of infected health care workers. that is now 138. it's nearly double from the number on saturday when it was just 73. >>> cover your face -- that is the new guideline for all of us when you're leaving the house, maybe to get essential supplies. i want to check in with kris sanchez. she has the details on keeping us safe. kris? >> reporter: first and foremost we want to make sure you don't need to rush out and try to buy some sort of medical grade equipment. those n95 masks, with the little filters. save those for the health care workers. all you need to do is cover your face. stores in san francisco and all around the bay area are already sold out of the n95 masks and surgical masks. covering, somethin

over to you, mike.'ve been watching the morning commute and a couple issues people need to watch out for. >>> that's right. the overnight construction, we know about that for 101 south, looks like they should be opening right on schedule, but the other issue right here, that's the traffic alert because the bridge, westbound bay bridge, is closed at fremont street. the exit there, continuation investigation, an overnight shooting. that's impacting the bridge. you may want to take alternates and we'll discuss those coming up. law enforcement is out there. we'll call law enforcement superheroes. yesterday was superhero day. the twitter verse agrees that superheroes look like this. a tweet from the heart association bay area emphasizes our health care workers doing heroic work. we've been seeing signs out there. from marvel entertainment, the folks who brought us the avengers, this lumme for 2020 adding other frontline workers to the team and on one topic d.c. agrees with marvel adding that not all heroecap

how's it going, jobina some. >> thank you, mike. well, mike, unfortunately, i'm typing on my computer and trying to keep up with the chp. investigating two deadly crashes in the bay area. i'm working on these details for you. the first one that i am going to talk about is in rodeo. it does appear debris in both areas but shortly after 1:30 this morning on state route 4, also known as john mayor parkway, there was a deadly crash there between a semi and one other car it looks like. excuse me, this one is involving multiple cars. there's two and about 45 minutes apart second one in pleasanton a car and a semi on southbound 680 just before burrnell avenue. both situations not good this morning and they're still working on the investigation into both of these. we're going to take a live look outside right now showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. aside from these two major incidents this morning, we do not have anything else going o lowe'to supportitted frontline workers, and our more than 300,000 dedicated associates. thank you for ev

hey, mike. >> reggie, kumasi. hi, everybody. start with neighborhood temperatures in the east bay where we're around 53 to 55 degrees and exception oakland under a blanket of cloud cover and a little bit of fog around pacifica and half moon bay and 50 degrees there. most of us in the low to mid 50s and grab a jacket before you head out. brentwood the warm spots and napa the coolest spots. here's a look at emeryville looking north there along 80 and pretty cloudy and not foggy. just limited areas of fog. that is my only concern for your commute weather wise as the breezes will be much slower on our bridges today. take a look at some of our neighborhoods and you can see the east bay valleys jumping from 56 and 63 at 9:00 to look at the low to mid 70s in the afternoon hours. high clouds and sunshine at about 77:00. 67 with sunshine at 7:00 and low to even mid 70 coming up and as you head towards 7:00, 64 there. in our last stop, how about we go to the peninsula where definitely more sunshine than yesterday and low 70s during the af

let's get back to kumasi. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> with the nice weather that mike just told usut f today and for the weekend, we know a lot of people will want to be outside. but governor newsom said we still need to keep social distancing and warning us that this is not over yet. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live at home with more on this. julian? >> hi, good morning, kumasi. the bottom line is we're seeing a couple of good signs here in california, but governor gavin newsom says we're not quite out of the woods yet. that's why we have to be really spot as we get out and about and enjoy this incredible weekend as we still practice that physical distancing. the governor said thursday that he understands that at this point, day 40 of sheltering in place, many of us will want to enjoy one of the nicest weekends we've seen in california since last summer. you'll want to get out and go for that run and hit up a beach and maybe head to the playground. all of that is fine but he stresses we have to keep our distance from others so we don't see a spike in new coronavirus infect

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>> mike, thank you. >>> cover your face. this morning for the first time, residents in some north bay communities will have to wear some sort of mask. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us in sonoma county. good morning, amy. >> good morning, r as of today it is in effect in sonoma county you have to cover your face and this order is coming to more bay area counties very soon. not just counties that are putting this into play, the city of fremont just put an order in place and the fine there to not wear one could go as high as $100. the mayor says it isn't about punishing people. the focus really is more peoplee seem ready to comply. >> you don't -- >> it is something that is very simple and that could make a big difference. >> ma, are irx to n county's health officer said some other bay area counties will be announcing today that they will start requiring masks. the counties were not named and we'll have to wait and see which ones are joining in on this, but marin will start requiring them on wednesday. the discu

back to u. >> thank you, mike. some relief couldtart flowing fo all of america's unemployed during this coronavirus outbreak. at least another $600 may come into their pockets by sunday. for others the struggle continues. let's check in with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez reporting live from her home this morning. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura. when those unemployment benefits come through with that extra $600, that's something you'll be able to count on for the next four months. so a little extra relief for the unemployed here in california and beyond. the extraedd debit cards the unemployment office uses as early as this sunday. the $600 is on top of the average weekly benefit which is $340, so the maximum weekly benefit will be just over $1,000 and this boost couldn't come sooner for californians out of work. in just the last month 2.3 million new unemployment claims were filed in our state and more people are still waiting just to file. >> i don't know what's going on with unemployment. it's rough to na

. >> maybe mike can bring us some sunshine today. how are you doing, mike? >> i'm doing well, reggie. hopefully you are, too, and kumasi and everybody at home. thank you for joining us on this friday eve. a little fog around the monterey bay and fog getting thicker around half moon bay and visibility less than 200 feet and we need to be careful there. breezes shooting through the san bruno gap and they will pick up south of the bay bridge this afternoon and it will clear all these clouds you're seeing this morning. remember, we talked about how the clouds would come back and they kept us milder. 54 in the east bay hills and most of us in the mid to upper 40s and we'll stay around 60 at the coast and bay and inland neighborhoods by noon and warmer than average and we'll take a look at the next. >>> live news desk update. >> it's a question that is weighing on many people's minds right now, when will businesses be allowed to reopen. at the live desk, looking at where some states stand on the issue right now. you saw governor newsom's press conference yesterday

mike, what do we have in store? a windy day today?> same areas that were windy yesterday will be windy again today. absolutely. good call there, reggie. good morning, everybody. another thing i noticed by sheltering in place and walking around the neighborhood, really get to see the beauty of mother nature. every day it seems like something new is blooming. on this earth day, maybe that is something to reflect upon. live doppler 7 a few clouds along the coast. we have a storm system passing us to the north. that is going to induce some high clouds this afternoon and bring some marine layer clouds along the coast as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. right now as you can see, it is clear over san francisco and as we look back towards the very quiet financial district from pier 15 and

mike: pleasure.ant to now improve the process in the kitchen and get them the right tools to be successful. so i've asked chef mike to meet me at the kitchen-supply store. i know that i want to get a large rice cooker. mike: that's a 55-cup. lemonis: three enough? mike: probably another three, actually. lemonis: so, let's get two of these and the pot that goes with it. if there's one thing i can do to help them in the kitchen, it's getting them the equipment they need. and they need a lot of it. so, what's going on over at fuel? mike: um... lemonis: anything positive happening? mike: no. lemonis: what do you mean? mike: from what i understand, i'm not sure if diana is still there. i'm not sure if alex is still there. lemonis: i'm sorry? why did they leave? mike: money issues, or something like that. -lemonis: oh, no. -mike: so... lemonis: feels very toxic right now. mike: yeah. i mean, that's... lemonis: this company is disintegrating from the inside out. i'm still invested in the success of this bus

reggie, kumasi. >> thanks, mike. home depot will not sell because of the pandemic. >>> relief for student applying to college. easing admission requirements. >>> live look of the bay bridge. some people, obviously, still need to go work. those essential workers. >>>. >>> i'm abc chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashs ashson. remember >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuwerlacc accuweather forecast. >> good morning. we'll take a look at how much rain to expect both days and then a total there. as we head through saturday, start in the north bay and notice how it sleeps southeastward across the south bay and this storm weakens just a little bit. by the time we get to saturday evening a tenth to a half inch up in the north bay. the heavier rain will fall sunday as you can see. we get up to a third of an inch in the south bay and a third to half inch of rain around most of our neighborhood and then even up to an inch in the north bay. you have to remember, the heater is going to be working

this is so cool, mike. them are so talented and i love they're representing the bay and just moving forward and shining. >> yes, we'll keep watching them as long as we can. hope they would make it into the top ten and five. that would be so nice to see. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see it looks a little damp from a few sprinkles earlier this morning, but definitely not very foggy out there, nor breezy. that will change. the breeze will as we head into the afternoon hours. high amounts of tree pollen and cedar, juniper and oak and moderate amounts of grass pollen and the uv the lowest this week. moderate. here's a look at friday. look at the temperature in fairfield. 88 degrees. in fact, low to mid80s in the east bay valleys and the south bay up into the north bay and 70s reaching san francisco and if for some reason you can't get outside and enjoy that friday, we'll do it again saturday. sunday, though, the sea breeze starts to come back and temperatures mid 60s san francisco and mid 70s

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mike is here to let us know about that. but, mike, yesterday was so nice. i was like, i'm going to pretend i'm on the beach and i was not. but i was just like, i'm just going to lay here and pretend i'm on the beach. i would see why it is hard for people to not want to go, but we have to do better. >> boardm was calling them, the sunshine was calling them. hey, alexa, play ocean music. >> anything. . >> so, today, not even close. let me show you the forecast. look at the cloud cover and temperatures up to 15 degrees cooler. a lot of upper 50s and monuc in sunshine. even worse tomorrow when we have the increased threat of sneaker waves and rip currents. all right, so, let's take a look at temperatures around 51 to 53. cloudy conditions in san francisco and most of us in the low to mid 50s. a 49 right now for the cool spot. 53 in emeryville we look at a pretty good commute, it's cloudy, but not that foggy and the clouds aren't dropping any drizzle like they may tomorrow morning. east bay valleys. 80s yesterday and barely into the lowp 70s this afternoon. sout

let's check in now with mike nicco, hey, mike. >> hey, reggie, kumasi. hopefully you're having a good start to this wednesday. neighborhood temperatures and maybe get an early walk in before most people are outside. mid to upper 40s in our inland valleys and fremont and mountainview. most of the south bay and showing san francisco in the low to mid 50s. our destination this afternoon, just as warm in the north bay valleys, east bay va sou bay and around the bay itself until you get to places like richmond and san francisco and along the coast where the clouds this morning along the coast along with a developing sea breeze this afternoon will keep us a little bit cooler. but temperatures still, except for along the coast, above average. we'll talk about a bigger, cooling trend that rounds out with a chance of rain in the seven-day forecast. here's reggie with the news. >>> governor newsom just laid out the framework for sheltering in place and how to go on after the pandemic. six goals he'll use to set a timeline. number one is the ability to protect comm