el condado napa reporta unos 37 nuevos casos por coronavirus.se atribuye a las reuniones familiares. >> el covid impacta de una manera negativa. una de las causas que hemos visto son asuntos familiares. sabemos las condiciones de esas conductas donde se quitan la mascarilla. tienen un programa de emergencia financiera destinado a los afectados por el coronavirus y los afectados por los incendios. si califica, podrÁ obtener asistencia para pagar la renta de su hogar. >> hacemos un estudio socioeconÓmico para ver si califican y ya cuenta la necesidad podremos asistir. carla: podrÁ contactar podrá contactar llamando al 7079655010, o visitando la pÁgina web que aparece en pantalla. al conversar con esta organizaciÓn dijeron que para el 23 de noviembre estarÁn repartiendo canastas de comida, pagos y tendrÁn vacunas para el flujo en los espacios de la iglesia adventista de calisto. paola: el condado de napa tiene disponibles pruebas gratis de coronavirus. es necesario preparar una cita llamando al 7072534540. el centro de pruebas estÁ en napa bali, au

we are down to a quarter mile for santa rosa, petaluma and napa.full forecast in a few minutes. here is dennis with sports. >>> good morning. we have waited months to find out who the warriors were going to draft to play alongside clay, steph. it turns out clay might not take the court for a while, perhaps the entire season. thompson suffered a right leg injury working out yesterday. he will undergo an mri today to determine the severity of that injury but initial reports do not sound good for thompson who missed all of last season following an acl tear to his left knee. warriors didn't have a lot of time to dwell on the thompson news. they had second overall pick in the nba draft. >> with the second pick in the 2020nba draft, golden state warriors select james wise man. >> this guy is 7'1", the center. he got emotional after his name was announced. not a surprise pick. he was 2019 high school player of the year but played in only three games at memphis last season after being suspended for improper benefits and then withdrawing from the school. no

>> reporter: liz, at 5:00 we were talking with some business owners up here in napa who find themselves really feeling it as purple, and as we showed you, the weather, really starts to cause problems here. as we explained, 33% of the spread in napa county has been attributed to people in their homes and then 25% more with friends and families getting together. we talked to business owners who say why are we having to pay if the spread is happening somewhere else, and i would like to note that this is not a complaint that we are only hearing in napa county. over the weekend i was in contra costa county talking to gym owner, restaurant owners there. they had similar concerns. they want to see the data in their words that proves that they are the source of the spread before they have to suffer anymore economic hardship. here is jb. he owns four different restaurants in contra costa county, one of them vic's in martinez. >> we understand that they are the subject matter experts. show us the subject matter, you know? i think that there is a lack and failure in communicating with the communit

regiones como napa en 51 . se esperaban temperaturas mÁs cercanas al punto de congelaciÓn. tuvimos una mÍnima en torno a . en la regiÓn de san josÉ tuvimos una mÍnima en torno a 47.47 es lo normal para esta Época de otoÑo. la mÁxima en torno a 61 a travÉs del valle de santa clara. para este prÓximo jueves iniciando la jornada podemos amanecer con temperaturas cercano a los 40 en el norte de la bahÍa y cercano a 45 en el resto de nuestra Área de cobertura. en horas de la tarde estaremos contando con mÁximas que estarÁn rondando de 59 a 65. temperaturas bastante refrescantes . deben persistir hacia el fin de semana.estÁ bastante nublado en gran parte del Área de la bahÍa. estamos recibiendo los primeros efectos de un sistema frontal. por el momento nubosidad nos debe acompaÑar. a medida que la baja presiÓn se mueve a travÉs de nuestr zona, es posible que tengamos lluvia para el prÓximo viernes. >> gracias, te veo en unos minutos. usted ya sabe que todo nuestro equipo trabaja para tenerlo bien informado sobre las condiciones del tiempo en su localidad a travÉs de nuestra aplic

at 31 santa rosa you're at 33 degrees right now with petaluma nevado and napa each at 34.a frigid morning get the jackets ready to go. tomorrow morning we're going to start the day off with a bit more cloud cover likely a much more mild start to the morning and look at what we do see working its way our direction by tomorrow morning, some showers across the north coast of the state. not quite yet in the bay area by your morning commute but by noontime parts of the north bay we'll be checking in with some light showers, especially up towards northern sonoma and napa counties by your evening commute driving home from work, we'll be in the midst of some light to moderate shower activity so watch out for that you do have any plans of travel to start the weekend or just driving home from work, we'll be running into like the some showers tomorrow. we drive back out after that point a couple of sprinkles possible on sunday for the northern edge of the state not expecting those in the bay and then comes wednesday into our tuesday night into wednesday, our next chance of rainfall o

>>if you wake up in napa county this morning. you joined 40 other counties you are now in the purple tier, the most restrictive tier. when it comes to covid-19 i'll tell you exactly what happened what's going to be done moving forward. >>and we're tracking the storm as you can see wet weather still blanketing large sections of the bay area john triple in the weather center will give us the latest update, robin winston will let us know if this is causing any problems on the roadways this morning, we'll be right back. our great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighbor 2: (laughing) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save even more. neighbor 2: hey, sarah, hey, peter! neighbor 1: touché. neighbor 2: ahhh! neighbor 1: pret! neighbor 2: en garde! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the sa

it is 54 in napa right now. just for the comparison on that, that is 17 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time. there is a very good rope for that. the windy up here. and the wind that are coming through napa are coming from the central valley. they are coming over the hills and racing downhill as they get into town and throughout napa valley. the downhill wind have really warmed up the temperatures. however, with a 26-mile an hour wind, i doubt with you you will step outside appear go this is alovely morning. the more winy than anything else. you probably won't note i it is warm on the thermometer. the windy and the a 35-mile an hour gust in napa. let's talk about the wind for the rest of today. it will pick up over the next few hour. ism adjust tape the forecast map an ad vanned this to the 10:00 hour. that is the time frame where we'll see the wind start to pick i'm little mother for more of these inland spots. if it is already windy up in the north bay up through wipe country and napa, it will bec

getting a little better in petaluma but very dangerous in napa with visibility down to nothing. mt. tam scattered clouds, 49 in the city. 50 in san jose. 45 with the fog in mountain view and sfo, low clouds here with in know vnovato. 48 in santa cruz. high in 60s today. full sunshine for everyone, cumulus clouds, a warming trend beginning of the week and rain returns. >>> indoor dining in san francisco is done for the foreseeable future. it's a decision motivated by health concerns amid the pandemic but it is another blow to the economy. we're focused on both those issues as part of our effort to build a better bay area. the city is reducing capacity at gyms and movie theaters but abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains the tough spot as we enter the cold months. >> reporter: here's tony marcell enjoying the sounds of his restaurant bustling, with 25% capacity for indoor dining. indoor dining will be banned again in san francisco. >> it's an alarming time for us, and we're just starting the winter. >> reporter: san francisco remains in the yellow tier but this week mayor london breed

napa dropped to 37 degrees.n fact, the north bay valleys will have some of the coldest temperatures overnight tonight. so it is for that fact a frost advisory will go into effect from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for mill valley up to santa rosa over to sonoma and napa. for temperatures, some areas below freezing. look at these lows, dropping to 30 in santa rosa tonight. a cold 37 in concord. 46 the overnight low in san francisco. this will be the coldest night in the city since april 7th. now, we're not only tracking the cold weather. we also have several chances for rain in the week ahead. we'll have that if the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> we will be watching, drew. thanks. >>> as temperatures drop, covid cases are on the rise. the already struggling restaurant industry now faces a new challenge. how to keep their diners warm and safe. the impact on the economy is one of the key things we're focused on as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. abc7 news reporter kris reye

numbers like this down about freezing in santa rosa, 30 to 34 in the napa valley about 36 degrees and5 in the bottle 37 o'clock of are low. 36 a little more lot of 40's inside the bay, so they start to get a little more active out there in the pacific we've seen these cold system dropping in out of the gulf of alaska bring in a few scattered light showers over the weekend and then we've got another weak cold front kind of slide then another low off the coastline that will factor in weather with a few more clouds by tomorrow afternoon. temperature a little cool if you're headed out the door bundle up the numbers begin to drop off the drop off in a hurry tonight again 54 degrees in berkeley, 54 degrees in petaluma right now 58 degrees in santa rosa. but looks like tonight, you'll see some partly cloudy frosty in parts of the north bay, maybe the east bay, too i think not so much inside the bay tonight, partly cloudy and cool for tomorrow, an unsettled weather ahead. as the pattern looks like it's going to be very active. we've got that low off the coastline. that's good move just to the

and his numbers what warmer than they were yesterday napa fairfield conquered as well as nevado each were at the same time yesterday so we're mild we're dry to start out the day as we make our way into the afternoon we're going to be looking at conditions not as cold as yesterday it will be a return of showers moving our way. come 03:00pm a few of those showers mixed in with bits of brightness most of our rainfall at least widespread arriving toward your evening commute home from work that's a look at your forecast robin i'll send it back your way do don't we need that rain thank you for the update john. >>well as john mentioned the rain is coming just as indoor dining comes to a halt in san francisco today. mayor london breed announced new restrictions this week to respond in response to rising covid-19 cases kron 4 state of the sacking has a look at how restaurants are prepared. >>rain will make its way through san francisco on friday. on the same day indoor dining is no longer allowed people probably i don't want to go out as much. >>but i'm hoping that they just want to support l

view to san jose, six miles over in oakland and up in the north bay, just over a mile, petaluma and napa, two miles santa rosa. by 9:00 it should be dissipating but right now it is chilly with 37 in vallejo, 35 santa rosa, 50 downtown, 45 in livermore and a look at the golden gate bridge where we're looking at wet pavement, temperatures in the 50s by noontime, but we're climbing still with plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. some lower 60s on the east bay, and south bay. but we still have some clouds, maybe a sprinkle to talk about for the rest of the weekend, and then more measurable rain into the week ahead. liz? >> all right, lisa, thank you. >>> right now, indoor dining in san francisco is done for the foreseeable future, a decision motivated by health concerns amid the covid-19 pandemic but it is another blow to the economy, we're focused on both those issues as part of our effort to build a better bay area. now, the city is also reducing capacity at gyms and movie theaters but abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains, restaurants are in a particularly tough spot as we enter the cold

today and tomorrow at the calistoga fairgrounds and you can also get tested at in napa at the napa county expo center appointments can be made online or you can call the phone number on your screen. the rising number of cases is made more complicated by the regular flu. doctors say can be difficult for you to distinguish between which is which and their recommendation is get tested for both some sites in santa clara county that offer the free covid test are now providing a free regular flu test as well these locations include as i just told you. the santa clara county fairgrounds also santa clara valley medical center. they have clinics their appointments for the fairgrounds can be made up to 5 days in advance. >>well happening tomorrow, we have come across the county hosting a testing before turkey campaign the campaign will be held from 11 in the morning until noon in the parking lot in front of the contra costa, public health clinic services building the campaign's goal is to encourage families are planning on gathering for thanksgiving to get tested for covid-19 and limit the spread o

>>is in napa with what's open and what's not i will.he covid-19 cases not only when up they exploded where napa county actually leapfrog that here they went from orange. pastor ed and now they are in the most restrictive tier purple, which means no more indoor dining. norm are allowing people inside gyms museums places of worship they all have to be outside because they want to create that social distance and napa county they saw as many as 250 cases at one day last week and that is simply too high for health officials and governor gavin newsome. >>they were in the purple for a little while earlier in the summer they're back in the rubble and unfortunately things have changed. >>because mother nature has changed. here's vince joining me now your reaction to it being in the purple for a while things are getting a little bit better. >>and yet things were getting a little bit better and i think you know not have a value definitely community a very resilient business owners and they definitely shifted the way they did business. you know has

it's pretty delicious. >>> with the pandemic closing amusement parks, a napa man decided to bring oners to his home. this is the backyard version of the famous matter horn. it's two stories tall and the creator says he started building it in march and finished in july. he tried to nail every little detail right down to the yeti. that is so impressive. with that that's all we have for tonight. for abc7 news at 5:00 we'll be back at 6:00 with an >>> tonight, the breaking news. remembering a television icon. he came into our homes nearly every day. "jeopardy!" host alex trebek losing his courageous, public battle with stage four pancreatic cancer. generations of fans celebrating a career that spanned decades. trebek forming a powerful bond with audiences and contestants alike. just days ago, one winner emotionally telling him, "i learned english because of you"" tributes pouring in. and tonight, alex trebek in his own words. >>> also tonight, president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris about to take their first steps after declaring victory. the president-elect going

>> inside. >> reporter: there is a busy lunch crowd in downtown napa. restrictions brought on by covid. the g.m. says his customers are coming back. >> we just had our best week. our best covid week so far ended on sunday. >> reporter: but that could change. instead of going in the right direction, new covid cases county wide are spiking going backwards at an alarming rate. >> we saw our case rate more than double over the weekend with 118 new cases in 72 hours. we also saw our hospitalizations double. we now stand at 12. >> reporter: that's the highest weekend total ever. the spike could send napa county back two steps to purple as soon as next week, the state's most restrictive tier. >> purple would be a temporary closure until things got better. >> reporter: that's not good. >> it's not. >> reporter: it would mean no indoor dining. the outdoor park only has four tables. napa county contract tracers are working over time but not getting a lot of cooperation. >> one recent example of that is we had a covid positive individual or contract tracer and pub

little fog around american canyon and napa. that's it for now. and dry day with colder temperatures this morning and warmer temperatures this afternoon. jacket, sunglasses and eventually jacket and no sunglasses and then extended a period of dry weather. i'll show you the 8 to 14-day forecast coming up in ten minutes. here's a look at what is going to happen today. 68 the warm spot in fairfield. we have 67 right behind in concord and santa rosa. in fact, san jose san jose and palo alto and cool spot along the coast and half moon bay at 58 and you can say that for pacifica and daly city. you can see tonight the clouds rolling and keep us in the 40s and some green out there. the scattered shower to some drizzle that this cold front is going to bring initially in the morning and then bring us some breezy conditions in the afternoon and that's going to kick up some dangerous surf from 6:00 a.m. tomorrow to noon thursday. northwest facing beaches are going to get pounded by up to 24-foot swells. long run ups and a lot of beach erosion and waves that w

>>now let's continue our team coverage napa county also moving into the most restrictive purple tier and kron four's will tran is live there now this morning with the situation there good morning. well. >>in the purple tier very assertive at midnight so you're 9 hours into it and napa county but you're not alone because 40 other counties in california also in the purple as far as napa county things have gotten so out of hand that they actually leapfrog from orange pastor red which is the second most restrictive tier to the purple which is the most restrictive tier. here are a couple of ladies from southern california and the only area you guys know all about the purple tier as you guys are in it back you guys are having a curfew i believe implemented. this weekend. your reaction to just the state overall 40 once counties all together. now in the river. >>we've been used to it for quite a while since march, it's it's amazing that it's spiking up like this considering all of the warnings about wearing your mask in protecting yourself. and people still just start paying attention. they'

they include sonoma, napa, solano, contra costa, alameda, santa cruz and santa clara. marin, san francisco, and san mateo counties remain in the red tier. we have team coverage on the new statewide curfew. >> let's start with cornell bernard. he is in the newsroom to explain why it was imposed now, cornell. >> dan and ama, the state's top doctor says cases are spiking at an alarming rate. he says curfews are needed to curb the rising rates and prevent even more infections. >> in many way, the days and weeks to come will be different than years past. >> reporter: dr. mark ghaly announcing a nighttime curfew for 41 purple-tiered counties where covid cases are spiking. the limited stay-at-home order requires that nonessential work, movement, and gatherings stop between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for one month, starting saturday. >> why are we doing this and what are we hoping to gain? it's really to avoid further restrictions. >> he says new cases have more than doubled in california in recent days. >> covid can go from zero to 60 very quickly, and it has. >> reporter: with

they include sonoma, napa, solano, contra costa, alameda, santa cruz and santa clara. marin, san francisco, and san mateo counties remain in the red tier. we have team coverage on the new statewide curfew. >> let's start with cornell bernard. he is in the newsroom to explain why it was imposed now, cornell. >> dan and ama, the state's top doctor says cases are spiking at an alarming rate. he says curfews are needed to curb the rising rates and prevent even more infections. >> in many way, the days and weeks to come will be different than years past. >> reporter: dr. mark ghaly announcing a nighttime curfew for 41 purple-tiered counties where covid cases are spiking. the limited stay-at-home order requires that nonessential work, movement, and gatherings stop between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for one month, starting saturday. >> why are we doing this and what are we hoping to gain? it's really to avoid further restrictions. >> he says new cases have more than doubled in california in recent days. >> covid can go from zero to 60 very quickly, and it has. >> reporter: with

we are down to a quarter mile in santa rosa, petaluma, napa as well as the tri valley.you are about to hit the roadways please be careful and stay safe. as we head through the afternoon, dry, quiet conditions. we'll catch clearing as we head through the afternoon with high clouds. for the coast, upper 50s. around bay, upper 50s to low 60s and low to mid 60s inland. we are dealing with areas of dense fog as we start our day. dry weather returns today and quiet, calmer weather. the pattern continues all the way into next week for thanksgiving week. the dry stretch of weather that starts today, as we look to the weekend it looks great. pleasant for saturday and sunday here in the bay area. our hour by hour temperatures and what you can expect, highs in upper 50s to low to mid 60s. tomorrow morning, an even chillier start. we'll be down to the 30s and 40s for tomorrow morning. tomorrow in the afternoon, upper 50s to low to mid 60s. by this weekend, saturday morning, it is going to be an even colder start on saturday morning with temperatures even colder in the 30s and 40s t

petaluma, napa, hayward, livermore down to a quarter mile this morning. looking at the foggy conditions especially for those areas. as we head through the day, daytime highs in low to mid 60s, a dry mild day across the region. we'll talk about what you can expect into the weekend and next week and thanksgiving week as well. it's a foggy start, especially that drive across the golden gate. >> it is. that is where chp issued a fog advisory. we are commuting out of marin into san francisco, you are going to deal with limited visibility, extra careful across the span of the golden gate. you see in the live shot things are foggy. be careful. just north of there we are dealing with road work. that's the usual stuff. you have slow and go conditions there. take a look at traffic into altamont pass there is crash with the left lane blocked, chp arriving on scene and we have a back up ensuing because of that. plus with the morning commuters out of tracy it is already busy, 36 minutes 205 towards 680. >>> i am anne makovec. we are keeping an eye on this crash that h

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in napa, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> got to keep it up. to see what's open and closed, check out the reopening tracker at abc 7 news.com. the map shows you which tier your county is in and where else coronavirus transmission is wide spread. >>> united airlines plans to use specially designed sprayers made by oakland based clorox to disinfectant airport terminals nationwide including sfo. the plan calls for the spraying of material nterminals, lobbies areas, gates and employee spaces in time for the thanksgiving holiday. according to clorox, the electro static system shoots charged disinfectant particles and a germ prone surface is killing the covid-19 virus similar to a system united uses on board the aircraft. >>> ceremonies took place around the bay area and the nation today in honor of veterans day. a flyover by a vintage military aircraft highlighted the festivities in san francisco while the annual observance was held virtually because of the pandemic. the head of the counsel says it's important veterans know how much they're apprecia

northern solano and then also in lake county in the lighter blue and portions of marine sonoma and napa counties. >>frost advisories through 09:00am as we do expect upper 20's to low 30's in these areas where temperatures that right now well, mostly the 30's livermore at 34 degrees hayward at 39 san jose at 36 currently north bexar coldest spots though petaluma you're right down at 30 degrees haven't quite drop to the upper 20's just yet while santa rose at 31 san anselmo hanging out right at freezing at 32 degrees. i will be tracking these numbers all morning long to keep you updated on just how cool it is in your area obviously for rigid start out there, rob and we've got the long sleeves yeah, we're ready people to get ready for some bad traffic, this monday. well it's getting a little sluggish out there so i'd say leave a little early, especially since i need to sit in the car and warming up a little bit right, yeah, i have to do this it was so chilly. >>i just sat there for a little bit and have to keep that car up and heat up that steering wheel. so that's my advice for you plus w

napa and lean at 31 nevado in san anselmo each at 32 degrees right now so it is a cold start to this morning. as we mentioned you bundle up before you get out there robin great advice. thank you john checking in on the traffic and we have a little bit of a line here squeezing into san francisco we're taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the backup stretches beyond the over crossing so pretty sluggish year coming in. >>it's completely normal so no crashes no stalls in the mix we're doing fine at 11 minutes off to fremont street. but that number is going to go up down in the south bay traveling through san jose this morning keep in mind that a police investigation is underway. mckee and capital a heavy police presence lanes are still blocked here so avoid this stretch if you can he's doing fine, one oh one is doing fine. no other big problems through the south bay just a little pocket of slowing north one oh 1, 6, 80 to 80 that's it we'll check more traffic coming up back to you, thanks robin 6 o one the top story coronavirus cases are on the rise in california and the

well, the event happened at the french laundry restaurant in napa valley. diners were seen pretty close together on now scan an area that look more like of a dining room that an outdoor patio the california medical association confirmed its ceo dustin core coren and senior vice president janice norman were actually present at the event with the governor. now on monday governor newsome apologize for being there. but one political strategist calls it a bad message. >>important in my opinion to a vaccination point on the owners or twice. it's not a rat a science a little bit it doesn't change science right so i know that we need someone to blame right now. perhaps i would even be handling things different. but that's not the point the point is is it is about life. during a very bad time. and it probably should have happened. well kron 4 reached out to governor newsom's office for comment. but a spokesperson referred us right back to the governor's statements for monday. >>well here in the bay area criticism i just read that story, let's head to the north bay n

particularly, napa valley and sonoma valley.places where we had some of the more noticeable rain yesterday and the ground kind of got soaked. now, that the temperatures are cold enough here, you're developing fog, give yourself extra time on the roadways. in the east bay, you have to be on guard for this as well. try valley, concord and walnut creek, there's san jose, we were looking at that from the live view. we're in the mid-30s right now, it's 35 in santa rosa and 36 in petaluma and mid- to upper 40s for most locations. that's the view looking backtrack the bay bridge. that's a look at treasure valley and the top of the sales force tower. it will be sunny for the most part and temperatures on the mark from where we should be. once we burn the fog off, we have a great weekend, not just saturday, both days. both days will be just like. this more sunshine than not, and daytime highs in the mid- 60s unless you're right on the water. san francisco is going to 57. everyone else will be low to mid-60s in the north bay. there are su

en santa rosa y napa las temperaturas mÁximas entre 60 y dos y 64 grados.n las condiciones. cielos mayormente soleados y mÁximas entre los 60 y 64 grados. en san josÉ se esperan 62 grados con vientos soplando el noroeste. el viernes cielos mayormente soleados y las temperaturas estarÁn agradables en nuestra regiÓn. si quiere compartir una imagen o un vÍdeo de su ciudad, puede hacerlo en nuestra pÁgina web. gustavo ortiz nos habla sobre el nÚmero de viajes que se esperan en estos dÍas y el trabajo de la patrulla de caminos. gustavo: las condiciones de viaje en esta ocasiÓn serÁn distintas. >> este aÑo es completamente diferente. pronosticamos una disminuciÓn de viajeros de un 10 por ciento en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado. habrÁ una diferencia marcada entre los que viajen por tierra y los que lo hagan por aviÓn.. >> puede ser muy grande este nÚmero, la gente se tiene que preparar. nos vamos a enfocar en que las personas no usen sus celulares, que tengan cinturones de seguridad puestos y que no viajen mÁs de lo normal. la patrulla de caminos esperan evitar lo

already windy up in napa.and even though it is dark, that is dublin, clear skies there as well. the number are colder as a result. the in the 30s again livermore, concord. you are both in the upper 30s. san jose, it is 43. oakland at 41. santa rosa at 42. here your forecast for thanksgiving. sunny and mid 106 bu

currently both counties said in the orange here which is the moderate here also on tuesday napa county is expected to move back into the purple tier which is the most restrictive on the reopening map currently that county is in the orange here. health officials in north bexar also urging the community to take proper steps in order to prevent further spread of the virus and to take advantage of testing in calistoga mobile covid-19 testing centers will be available by appointment monday and tuesday at the calistoga fairgrounds testing will also be available in napa at the napa county expo appointments can be made by calling online or made online or calling the number there on your screen. the rising number of coronavirus cases is being made more complicated by the flu season. doctors say it can be tough for folks to tell the difference between flu and covid symptoms. their recommendation get tested for both some sites in santa clara county are now offering a free covid test and also providing a free flu test. these locations include the santa clara county fairgrounds and the santa clara

where you can see mostly clear sky and as we look at novato 32 there. 33 in san ramon valley. 35 in napa and livermore with 36 in fremont and gilroy. by 7:00, still plenty of 30s and 40s but by noontime, we're in the upper 50s to low 60s. mid-60s should do it with high clouds once again today and we'll be looking at that sunset once again pretty early, 4:53 but we've got a nice outlook for thanksgiving. does it include some rain? i'll let you know, and talk about the week ahead in just a few minutes. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> we begin with the worsening coronavirus emergency the state and country setting new case records by the day. the u.s. has now passed 12 million covid-19 cases according to johns hopkins data. to give perspectives on how quickly the rate is rising there were 1 million cases reported in the u.s. in just six days, the very first million cases took 96 days. now here in california, the percentage of tests come up over a 14-day period, the transmission rate is 5.4%, that's the positivity rate but last weekend the number was 4.2%. the state recorded more than 15,400 new

hacia la zona de santa rosa, napa, y aledaÑas, las mÁximas pueden estar en 65° disfruten este dÍa dees. el miÉrcoles 25 de noviembre quedarÁ marcado, el dÍa que muriÓ diego armando maradona a los a 60 aÑos tras sufrir una descompensaciÓn en su domicilio. alrededor de las 13:00 de argentina algunos medios locales informaron que sufriÓ un paro cardiaco come que cuatro ambulancias fueron a su casa con intenciÓn de reanimarlo. tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. Úsala menos de 4 a 9 pm y protege california para las generaciones futuras. todavía so, so. por eso les ayudo con todo, bueno, casi todo. del seguro médico se encargan ellos. sí, gracias a covered california. ajá, porque les atienden en español, y hasta les aconsejan cómo conseguir ayuda económica. nuestros expertos te ayudan a conseguir seguro médico de calidad y a tu alcance. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ya en coveredca.com/espanol paola: esta noche a las 23:00 la patrulla de california advierte sobre mÁs segu

la visibilidad estarÁ reducida a menos de una milla en napa, menos de dos millas en oakland, y menos luces antiniebla. en miÉrcoles en la tarde soleado, pero con un descenso de las temperaturas. una masa de aire mÁs frÍo en nuestra regiÓn, por lo que las mÁximas para el miÉrcoles en la tarde se quedarÁn en los 61° en san josÉ. en el resto de nuestra Área si se verán las mÁximas para el miÉrcoles, 61° en san rafael, napa en 64°, san francisco y oakland en 60° y 65°. condiciones secas prevaleciendo el miÉrcoles en la noche, pero el miÉrcoles, durante las primera hora de la maÑana, ese frente, a medida que avanza en nuestra Área, dejarÁ un 20% de probabilidad de lluvias. el jueves de acciÓn de gracias, excelentes condiciones, mÁximas en san josÉ en 62°, cielos soleados en nuestra regiÓn, próximo viernes negro las temperaturas fomentando en el Área de la bahÍa. paola: si quiere compartir una imagen de las condiciones del tiempo en su ciudad, hÁgalo a travÉs de nuestro portal univision14.com/repÓrtalo. al este de la bahÍa habilitaron un centro de pruebas de coronavirus que atiende todos l

a lo largo de la costa y también en palo, san josé máximas para mente un lindo día con 59 grados y napa con un día soleado con vientos mañana y el día de acción de gracias, es todo por mi parte, regreso con ustedes . >>> y niños migrnts secribieron conmovedoras cartas a santa, jairo gallegos nos cuenta cómo el programa ayuda a que puedan apadrinar estos niñoso . >>> para santa deseo una bicicleta az

>> así son las cartas que han escrito niños en matamoros . >>> muchos piden que los cruce a estados unidos para ver a su padre o madre . >>> con ilusión esperan que sus deseos se haga realidad. >>> pero muchos están felices, esto también está en las cartas y bendicen a los voluntatios y agradecen por rcordarlo azxi que apadrinar a un niño significa mucho. >>> en las cartas niños piden tabletas para estudiary otros piden ropa. >>> también piden muchos abrigos para el frío y zapatos. >>> es fácil poder apadrinar a un niño , entre en la página (en inglés) donde están las cartas de los niños bueno, y entre todos hacemos la realidad de esos niños y si usted sea

estos son sonoma copa napa, solano, contra costa, alameda y santa clara.o de santa clarahabilitÓ el nÚmero telefÓnico 4089615500 para reportar a quienes infrinjan las Órdenes de quedarse en casa que va desde las 10:00 de la noche hasta las 5:00 de la maÑana. el condado de san francisco puede retroceder a la fase de color morado. julio hablÓ con una doctora del departamento de salud publica de ese condado y nos queda alguna recomendaciones. julio: los casos de coronavirus se han disparado de una manera preocupante para oficiales de salud. >> hace un mes estamos con un promedio de 220 casos por semana. ahora un mes despuÉs hemos subido a 768 casos por semana. o sea, estÁ casi cuatro veces lo que estamos hace un mes. julio: hoy visitamos la ciudad de san francisco que estÁ en la fase roja actualmente, aunque tiene restricciones de la fase morada, pero esta semana las cosas pueden ponerse mÁs stree -- estricta. >> si san francisca requiere el nivel moradose requiere que se detengan entre las 10:00 de la noche hasta las 5:00 de la maÑana del siguiente dÍa. los

here in the bay area, alameda, contra costa county, napa and solano will join the purple tier starting tomorrow. >>> the governor says the roll backs are necessary after the number of new cases almost doubled over the next 10 days and the positive rate hit 5% last week. s that the quickest impact we have seen since the start of the pandemic quickest increase we have seen since the start of the pandemic. >> every demographic, every part of the state we're seeing positivity rates increase. no longer concentrated in a handful of counties we're seeing community spread broadly now throughout the state of california. >>> governor newsom says the state has 11 surge facilities that could be activated if the hospitals become overwhelmed. >>> governor newsom also brought up curfews and there's disagreement on whether they work. >> reporter: santa clara county is moving back to the most restrictive purple tier. and that means no more indoor dining. >> a little glimmer of hope we had with moving into the orange tier was, was hopeful but it wasn't really meant to last. >> reporter: combine that wit

but double digit warming for those of you in napa 13 degrees cooler that were you were just 24 hours ago that's why you're at 38 degrees. you're the coolest city out there right now in the bay area and right behind you have been bay 39 degrees so very chilly temperatures already out there for your sunday night a little bit milder though for downtown san francisco, even throughout the east bay shoreline oakland and hayward currently in the low 50's the lay whoa just east of napa so unique microclimate forecast there but wake-up planner forecast is going to show plenty of sunshine to start in the day could wake up to some stubborn marine layer in the valleys for your sunday morning, mainly for those of you in the north bay and along the san francisco peninsula even extending throughout the south bay as well so just keep that in mind for your sunday morning commute but overall temperatures warming up into the mid to even upper 60's so we're going to be at or slightly above average and radar for showing very dry calm conditions for the coming days and but for those of you in sonoma count

es decir a sonoma napa, contra costa, alameda y santa clara. mateo no se verÁn hace esta orden. bajo las condiciones en las que se encuentra el estado, queremos recordarle el peligro de coronavirus que continÚa entre nosotros. tras seis dÍas de hospitalizaciÓn en una sala de emergencia, una sobreviviente de covid-19 nos contÓ de su experiencia luego de haber enfermado, algo que afectÓ a su esposo y a sus hijos. carla farÍas nos cuenta esta historia. carla: vilma es una persona que fue contagiada por el coronavirus. su familia resulta infectada, aunque ya pasaron por esta situaciÓn, vilma nos comentóque sufre las consecuencias de esta enfermedad. dice que el virus le marcÓ un antes y un despuÉs en su vida. >> nos afectÓ el covid porque estuvimos graves en el hospital, sabemos que esto no es un juego. carla: la seÑora vilma fue diagnosticada en marzo. estuvo hospitalizada seis dÍas. por si fuera poco, su uso y sus hijos tambiÉn. cuenta que padeciÓ fiebre alta y falta de aire, le hacÍa ahogarse al punto de no poder respirar. >> salÍ positiva . cua

move back into the red tier right now both of those counties are in the orange here also on tuesday napa county is expected to move back into the purple tier which is the most restrictive in the reopening map. currently napa county is in the orange here also on tuesday contra costa and santa clara and warren counties will ban indoor dining a ban on indoor dining in san francisco started yesterday. meanwhile doctor peter chin-hong with ucsf says businesses are paying the price for that rapid rise in cases. he said in a statement that the restrictions targeting entire classes of businesses aren't very fine tuned. and don't address specific activities that are driving up those increases. a big story we're following this sunday night a bay area mother killed in a senseless shooting last week toledo police say the 21 year-old mother of little boy was hit by bullets during a shooting friday that woman's family making the painful decision to take her off life support. kron four's dan thorn talking with that family this afternoon is live tonight in the newsroom with their heartbreaking story jon

we see the red approaching napa at that time where we could see some really heavy downpours.re watching out for that he is fegsly for the north bay but we're not looking for as much as it moves into the east bay and approaching san francisco. 3:00 we're seeing the moderate rain moving into the east bay. a lot of the lighter showers moving into the south bay for the afternoon. there will still be rain chances as we go into tonight and early tomorrow. we're still seeing spotty showers tomorrow at noon so we will add up on that much-needed rainfall with the few lingering showers in the forecast. how much rain we will see, most of us looking at a tenth to a quarter inch for areas south of san francisco. then when we zoom in on the north bay i want to take you into tomorrow where we're looking at pretty decent rainfall totals here. the possibility of an inch and a quarter in mill valley, at least half an inch of rain and as we go through the forecast the rain moving out but temperatures staying cool so we're making a big transition here. that's the reason we're getting the high wi

moving through tomorrow morning. 30s here and napa. so this is common sense stuff. we tend to forget it. dress in layers. that helps to trap heat pockets next to your body. wearing a hat can help. bring the pets inside and check on the sensitive plants. you might need to cover them up. temperatures around freezing. how low are we going to go? the morning forecast. average here around 38 for the south bay. 40 for the peninsula. and the trivalley at 36. a jacket all around with mostly clear skies. and the number one chill here for the north bay 32. and we'll have the chance of patchy frost. san francisco 44. east bay at 37. temperatures tomorrow a decent rebound for the afternoon. i think it will make it enjoyable. you might need that light jacket through the afternoon. the south bay. 59 in san jose. more of the 50s and lots of 60s here to the east bay. 60 martinez. 62 concord. peninsula also more of the same. as this storm moved across this past weekend it helped to level temperatures out. you're not finding too many extremes. san francisco 57. north bay a mix of 50s

regiones como napa en 51 . se esperaban temperaturas mÁs cercanas al punto de congelaciÓn.iÓn de san josÉ tuvimos una mÍnima en torno a . en la regiÓn de san josÉ tuvimos una mÍnima en torno a 47.47 es lo normal para esta Época de otoÑo. la mÁxima en torno a 61 a travÉs del valle de santa

five miles in oakland, eight miles at the coast, a half mile in napa and two miles in santa rosa. the light winds and the moisture left over with chilly temperatures in the 30s from santa rosa to novato and golden gate bridge, we will look at temperatures to warm up today with plenty of sunshine by 9:00, fog disappears, low 60s for our warmest inland valleys and warmer for sunday. >>> right now indoor dining in san francisco is officially done for the foreseeable future. it's a decision motivated by health concerns due to the pandemic but it's another blow to the economy. we're focused on both of those issues. the city is also reducing capacity at gyms and movie theaters but abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains restaurants are in a tough spot as we enter the cold months. >> reporter: here's tony ma rce le, with 25% capacity for indoor dining. >> this dining room seats about another 20 people, total. >> reporter: but that joy only lasted 5 1/2 weeks. indoor dining will be banned again in san francisco. >> it's an alarming time for us, and we're just starting the winter. >> reporte

>>and then in those light blue hues that's frost advisories for portions of marine sonoma and napa counties these will remain in effect through 09:00am as our morning lows, bottom out in the upper 20's to low 30's where we're sitting right now well, it's 30's and 40's for most of our current temperatures dublin, you're at 33 right now while petaluma at 32 santa rosa right at 30 degrees. the lay how at 36 in berkeley, one of our warmer spots at 46 degrees. i'm talking what exactly to expect for the rest of the day to still in your forecast first as always we did that look at traffic with robin winston who is standing by right next to me and it's a little bit early for too many issues looks like we've got some blinking lights tail bridge, some spots, a good some spots are getting a little rough johnson, let's check in. >>on a little bit of everything starting off the busy drive here across the san mateo bridge we're taking a look at west 92 and yes, it's busy right. these are the folks leaving hayward rolling over to the peninsula, the commute direction started stacking up in the 4 o'clock ho

that's alameda, napa, san mateo counties.nd will not reopen in sonoma. >>> after a week and a half, the race has now been called in every state. yesterday, nbc news called the race in georgia, 99% of the ballots are in. joe biden is the apparent winner with a lead of more than 14,000 votes although a hand recount is still under way. and president trump picked up a win in north carolina. despite that, he fell further behind in the overall electoral vote count. and joe biden leads the electoral college 306 to president trump's 232. president trump is still not conceding, but yesterday he hinted at acknowledging the next administration may not be his. >> this administration will not be going to the lockdown. hopefully the -- the whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be, i guess time will tell. >> the biden transition team says it is moving ahead with plans. even though it is being shut out of white house intelligence. >>> and even with president trump losing re-election he has broke an record her

sonoma and napa will be some of our breezier spots also fairly breezy unconquered livermore in san jose. so again, it's still good weather to get out there and just want to anticipate the potential catches that is strong wind could provide for you. now skies will remain beautiful unclear a very quiet picture in radar not just for the bay area. but all a quiet across the region even the northern tier of the state right against oregon, which saw a few isolated showers yesterday has really cleared up today, 30's 40's and 50's depending on where you're at san jose you're at 41. now you were in the upper 30's earlier palo alto in conquered egypt, 39 degrees currently along with cloverdale well petaluma and nevado as well as napa each in the 50's a lot of wear your temperatures at right now depends on the winds that you're seeing napa and santa rose or so much warmer than yesterday partly because it's a breezy morning for you. well oakland, a little bit calmer and just a touch cooler than at the same time 24 hours ago. later today, look for to highs in the mid 60's and this is not just for ou

. >> we do have to watch out for this fog especially in napa. take a look at the current visibility down to zero. we're seeing really dense fog in parts of the north bay as well as santa rosa. quarter mile visibility. elsewhere it is fairly clear so we're watching out for that and will be drifting around the next couple of hours. our temperatures today will reach into the low 60s. it's going to be very much like yesterday. once we have the early morning clouds and fog clearing out we'll get sunshine and breezy. a touch cooler in a few spots. we'll talk about what's ahead for thanksgiving coming up. how is it looking now for the morning drive, mike? >> it's looking like the week of thanksgiving, like you said. 101 there was an incident, a roadside fire. 101 and story but the freeway is open and just fine right now. the speed sensors show green everywhere. blips popping up here and there. most of the road crews are off for tonight and into this morning. we're looking at the bay bridge with no backup and no slowing. there is fog registering as kari

vemos que san josÉ tiene 62 grados, (informaciÓn en pantalla) santa rosa y napa con 57 grados. noche por la humedad continÚan las temperaturas en los 40, en el interior con 37 grados. nieve en las montaÑas por este

numbers running up in the mid 60's in the napa valley with some mild temperatures in the afternoon along the coastline will keep it little bit cooler but dry in the 50's and a lot of 60's in the valley, so the next few days few more clouds roll in as we head in towards sunday. there's even a slight chance we can get clipped by this next storm system late sunday into monday, maybe northern snowmen northern run counts maybe a couple sprinkles but that's about as close as it's going to get and know, i'm still looking pretty dry well into december right now so a warrant. president. legal team suffered yet another defeat in court today as a federal appeals court in philadelphia. >>rejected the latest effort to challenge the state's election results. trump's lawyers vowed to appeal to the supreme court. despite the judge's assessment that the quote campaign's claims have no merit. friday's ruling comes 4 days after pennsylvania officials certified there vote count for president elect joe biden who defeated trump by more than 80,000 votes in that state nationally biden and running mate kamala h