the news at noon starts now. >> this is "ktvu fox 2 news" at noon. >> good afternoon, everyone i am alex savage and for mike mibach. >> i am gasia mikaelian. typically we bring you governor gavin newsom. today he is not having a press briefing but we are keeping an eye on the governor's movements today. let's start in the bay area. another county moving into phase two of the gavin newsom road to recovery. contra costa county loosening up earlier restriction rules and is paid business owners could not be more excited and we go to ktvu sara zendehnam for details. >> took a while to get here. moving into phase two gets contra costa county one step closer to feeling somewhat normal again. >> at 6:00 a.m. the lucent shelter in place orders went into effect. a few hours later the protect you and body piercing and walnut creek open for curbside pickup zebra can only sell jewelry and the like for now. it is a step in the right direction. >> we are having limited staff, obviously. but slowly, we bring more employees back on. hopefully opening up our perky location. >> part of the counties enterin

notice that by noon we're warmer than average except for the coast mid 60s and rest of us at the 80s and 90s and still some 80s around at 7:00. pretty warm evening. even hotter tomorrow in some neighborhood. i'll have that coming up next. back to you. >>> governor newsom is expected to announce guidelines today for beginning phase two of reopening the state tomorrow. but most of the bay area won't be starting phase two. only napa and solana county plans to start. santa clara, contra costa, marin will not. >> the numbers are still going up. the number of deaths are still going up. we have not lowered the curve. we have to be mindful of that and we have to be responsible when we look at various industries back. >> governor newsom says we still have a long road to a full reopening and a full recovery and he says it will take a lot longer than people are saying. the governor is expected to speak at noon today and give us an update. >>> some california beauty salons and barbershops say they plan to sue the governor so they can open back up. they are small businesses that hire contractors

to 80 at noon. to mid and upper 80s during the afternoon hours.ore of the upper 80s as you head down towards gilroy and also in morgan hill. about 78 at 7:00 and in the peninsula a little warm today also from 53 this morning to about 78 at noon to mid 80s for a couple hours this afternoon and then 77 at 7:00. so, today, day one of this warm push of temperatures. we'll talk about how much hotter it will get tomorrow. first, over to jobina and talk about the increasing amount of traffic that is out there the last couple mornings. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. yeah. i definitely noticed it yesterday and we're seeing a couple things today. good morning, everyone. we'll start out with a live look in san leandro this morning. asking our essential workers to avoid the intersection of wicks and lou ellen boulevards and you can see the pg&e trucks in the secti intersection. it involved the power poles and 220 people without power. not clear on when the intersection will reopen, but it looks like power won't be restored until 1:00 this afternoon. so, heads up to

something will be happening at noon. they want you to remember that sound the horn will be happening vta operators will be thanking and showing support for our public transit employees. so, if you're on the road, they say to listen for their buss and trains to sound two one-second horn blast for #heroesmovi #heroesmovingheroes and feel free to honk along with them. as we head to break, we're celebrating the class of 2020 in mercy county in burlingame congratulations to all of you, class of 2020. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that could mean an increase byin 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. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> real nice shot from sutro tower this morning. showing you some clouds that won't linger long today. look at my 12-hour planner put together. low to mid 50s through 7:00. stay in the upper 50s to low 60s as those breezes will b

. >> we also saw packs of people spending the holiday outside at beaches pacndaches.th pwfp noon. delores park. volunteers for the san francisco police department decided to enforce the public health order by handing out masks and reminding everybody to keep their distance. >>> crowds still gathered for memorial day, as we are, an viral videos show people were not wearing >> this morning order is warning about a a second peak if restrictions are eased too soon. over the weekend, a packed pool party in missouri, and one woman said she wanted to go to have a good time with her friends. >> if you are scared and you don't want to put yourself in that situation to maybe catch the virus, obviously it's your choice to stay home. some people, you know, just wanted to have a everybody is g have an opinion, so you have to do what you feel is right. >> nearly 200 miles away in st. louis county originals are warning anybody that went to the ozarks to quarantine for 14 days. >> thank you, jobina. >>> happening today, proposed budget will be on the table at the oakland city council meeting. the

it was crowded before noon.unteers with the san francisco police department chose to enforce the public health order by handing out masks and reminding people to keep their distance. >>> in the face of increasing coronavirus distancing, there has been viral video showing people not wearing masks or following any social distancing orders. here's jobina with more on that. >> the world health organization is issuing a new warning this morning, saying even areas with declining cases of the coronavirus are still at risk for a second peak if restrictions are eased too soon. this is one of several scenes we saw from over the weekend, a packed pool party at the lake of the ozarks pool party, and one woman said she wanted to kwoequ to have a good time. >> if you are scared and don't want to put yourself in that situation to maybe catch the virus, obviously the your choice to stay home. some people, you know, just wanted to have a good time and really everybody is always going to have an opinion so you have to do what you

the news at noon starts now. >> this is "ktvu fox 2 news" news at noon. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i am mike mibach. >> and i am claudine wong in for garcia today. they forced many americans out of work. the 2.1 billion new unemployment claims are claims last week. 41million americans have applied since the pandemic hit 10 weeks ago. in the meantime the number of californians who have filed has fallen to the lowest rate in two months. the labor department says 212 thousand workers in the state filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week. the development department is looking to boost staff to handle the flood of unemployment claims brought on by the shutdown. the department is looking to hire 1800 people along with the 3000 workers on the job. the edd needs people to help process claims and handle phone calls. they are looking for people with accounting and auditing experience. >> demanding justice for george floyd. the unarmed african-american man who died while in police custody in minnesota. an officer seen with the knee on his neck. protests are planned right here for

we'll hang out in the 60s at the coast today with the breezes increasing. 71 to 74 at noon.eady average there that 79 to 85 and

upper 60s for the rest of us at noon and enjoy a comfortable 7:00 this evening 67 to 70. we'll talk more about that heat coming up. let's get back to kumasi. >> thanks, mike. >>> new overnight a car rear ended a patrol vehicle in hayward. the driver crossed several lanes that were closed on 880 and then hit the back of a parked chp vehicle. it happened just south of the a street off ramp around 1:30 this morning. two officers that were inside the patrol car are okay, thankfully. one person in the other car was checked out for minor injuries. >>> as we head into memorial day weekend, you can expect our parks, beaches and trails to really fill up with people looking to get out and enjoy the nice weather. but with some parts of the stay-at-home order being lifted you might be confused about what is off limits and what is opened. amy hollyfield is live with an idea on how they will keep people apart. good morning. >> good morning. looks very different this year. to help you remember to stay away. at least six feet apart from each other. this is at the marina green and this is

already 84 by noon. this is on the upper end of how hot it will be along the east bay and some people will be maybe two or three degrees cooler like berkeley and richmond than these temperatures here. it gives you an idea. for the north bay. i think this is underdone a little bit. mid to upper 90s is the rule for several hours this afternoon as you make a run at the east bay for our hottest neighborhoods. in fact, 100s are going to be a little more likely the next couple days, also. we'll talk about that coming up next. first, over to jobina and find out how the traffic is going and maybe what she is going to do to stay cool today. >> well, i am blessed to have air conditioning, so, i will be inside enjoying the view of the sunny day today. but for our essential workers out there, things are looking pretty good. we'll start off here with a live look showing you the san mateo bridge. a very smooth ride. we don't expect there to be too much heavy traffic because of the holiday today on top of our shelter-i

starting at noon a mobile testing site at the tenderloin rec center. glide has been providing homeless encampments with food, water and hygiene kits throughout the stay-at-home order. >>> a patient who had been staying at berkeley's largest skilled nursing facility has tested positive for the virus. now, i coaccording to the berke site, it is the first in the city at that senior care facility. meantime, today a protest is scheduled at solano county skilled nursing facility. we first told you on "today in the bay" 11 residents of the windsor vallejo care center have died from the virus. more than 130 people have tested positive including 99 residents and 33 staff members. california's nursing homes continue to be very vulnerable to covid-19. new this morning "the chronicle" is reporting 35% of all people who have died from the virus died in nursing facilities. more than 1,100 residents and workers have been lost. they are giving until june 1st to submit a testing plan. critics say that's just too late. >>> 15,000 san francisco hotel employees now out of

by noon, there is a break. not a whole lot going on today.y the evening, light showers will return because we're not entirely done with this system. going info monday there is another impulse that will come through and rain is in the forecast for monday. there is a commons for an isolated shower today and more likely bet on monday but once we get into the early afternoon on monday, things should even start quieting down. if you look at rainfall totals, here is today. we barely get anything. then monday, numbers do come up ability. maybe some better opportunity fis for rain. that covers the big picture on this. i want to talk about the more detailed information. the south bay, even though we're not getting a lot of measurable rain in the cities, we will in the mountains. this is the kind of storm that doesn't have a lot of energy on its own but has plenty of moisture to work with. the mountains will force the clouds to drop their rain. so we'll pickup some. if you look at what happens here. only about .01-inch of rain today. there is nothing t

by noon most of ito . cooler greens while the oranges and the reds still take over some of our inland neighborhoods. let's go down to the south bay where we have 83 at sunny vale and deeper and 89 in san jose and 91 at los gatos and then the 84 at redwood city. that's a little more comfortable, isn't it? how about low 60s along the coast and barely 63 in the sunset and lucky to get to 68 in downtown san francisco and 88 in santa rosa and 86 in napa today. we have 73 in berkeley and oakland 74 and a few 80s around castro valley, union city and fremont and a92 at san ramon to 98 in brentwood. 50s everywhere except for a few 60s hanging around antioch. 60s, 70s and 80s tomorrow and pretty comfortable through monday and then gets warm to slightly hot tuesday and wednesday. we'll take a look at future radar, next. let's get back to kumasi. >>> tracking android users without their consent. abc news >> tracked users without their consent and the tracking took place even when the feature was manually turned off. >

we're already in the 80s by noon. 90 we're there most of the afternoon, if not a little bit warmer in some other areas. here's a look at what is going on in the south bay. 55 to 80 at noon to mid 80s for several hours this afternoon and even with a few high clouds. 78 at 7:00 and our last stop will be the peninsula where we go from the 50s to 60s to 70s to 80s. pretty rapid warming and about 77 at 7:00. we got a couple days of this, could be even hotter tomorrow in some other neighborhood and we'll look at that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. first, time to say goodern mor to jobina. how are you? >> i'm doing well, mike. i'm so happy tomorrow is friday. i like your monitor. we match, friend. yes. >> you did such a good job. it made you look good. they thought maybe it could help me a little. not as much probable. >> you don't need help. thank you, good morning, everyone. first off, we'll start with a live look in san leandro. basically san leandro police are telling us to completely avoid this area. earlier crash has shut down this intersection and it looks like a pg&e pole is

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inland in the 80s by noon. high temperatures in the mid 90s. around the bay, temperatures in the upper 70s. well above normal for late may. along the coast, temperatures are going to threaten 70 degrees right around noon, 1:00 in the afternoon. we're still going to have an onshore breeze, not too strong. it's going to bring temperatures down by the bay and along the coast later in the day on memorial day. those inland spots, it is definitely going to be toasty. of course, the warm-up isn't going to happen all a oayet now and memorial day coming up in the forecast. >> sounds great. thanks, paul. >>> a man who drowned tonight after his pickup truck ran into a novato pond may have died trying to save his dog. it happened in the bell marin keys area. a man and woman initially made it out. >> after they got out, it appears they were holding on to the back of the pickup truck while the dog was swimming away. it appears one of the occupants got in the water to chase the dog. >> that man went under and never came back up. a dive team found his body abo

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temperatures inland in the upper 60s and low 70s by noon. pret maybe touching 70 degrees along the bay. mid to upper 70s getting close to 80 degrees farther inland and then our temperatures back off a little bit as we head into tomorrow evening. looking far down the line, the three-month outlook came out today. that takes us through meteorological summer, june, july and august and a significant signal towards above average temperatures not only for the bay area but most of the western u.s. hey, there's that taste of summertime. 90 inland sunday. even near the bay. -- liz. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> a sea lion made national headlines after he was found and rescued off of i-5 near tracey. it happened sunday. >> and today he was released back into the ocean off the marin county coast. rescuers named the little guy gilligan. he was sent to the marine mammal center in sausalito for x-rays and medical exams. after four days, doctors determined he was in good enough health, and today they gave gilligan a sendoff at rodeo beach in marin coun

near 90 already at noon. upper 90s to near 100 for a couple hours and still 86 degrees at 8:00 this evening. this is day one of four. i'll show you the rest of those coming up. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike, thank you. i'm enjoying your background there. i hope you explain a little more about what that is. i am assuming for memorial day. happy monday, everybody, that is here with us so early on this holiday. we'll start off with a live look at oakland at the 880 at the coliseum camera there. nob fors that i'm seeing on the road this morning. we did have the shutdown of the dumbarton bridge from 3:30 to 4:30 this morning or there abouts and everything is open there. as you can see, very empty and quiet on our roads this morning. we'll be back after the break. >>> hi, i'm reggie aqui. our new abc7 streaming app. just in time because i bet your dog is tired of you, too. you can download it on apple tv, roku, fire tv and android tv. how do you do it, it's pretty easy. navigate to your search bar or app store. on fire t

down in the south bay take us until noon to get to 70s.0s at 7:00 and for the peninsula, we'll be in the 60s through about noon and then some low 70s for a few hours before dropping to 64 degrees during the evening. grab the sunglasses you'll need them today. weekend forecast, here's jobina. >> good morning, everyone. happy friday to you bringing you some happy news if you're an essential worker and you have to make your way through the 101 alemany project all week long, guess what, it's about wrapped up. you can see the area and it's moved up ahead of schedule and near alemany boulevard and southbound lanes are set to epoen epopen at 7:00 this morning. work on the northbound side will be done by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. caltrans moved it up due to the lighter traffic because of shelter-in-place order and this project was supposed to last ten days but they're nice and early. not often we see construction wrap up ahead of schedule. glad to see it. reggie and kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >>

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at noon, president trump in the first lady will participate in a ceremony at fort henry to honor heroes sacrificed lives while serving. watch live, monday on c-span c-span.org or listen on the free c-span you app. >> this week, watch the launch of the space at craft. eastern on10:00 a.m. c-span, the countdown briefing with nasa administrator's. wednesday, live coverage of the spacex crew dragon launch against at 12:15 p.m. eastern on c-span two, with liftoff at 4:30 p.m., as the astronaut launch the international space station. in a post lunch briefing with the nasa administrator at six clock p.m. eastern. am, all day11: 15 live coverage of the spacex crew dragon as it docs. -- docks. in the opening. -- and then the opening. watch c-span, at tw two or listen on the app. >> congress is out of session but returns on wednesday with proxy voting in effect for the first time. votes are planned on the covid-19 paycheck protection program and possible on senate passed fisa reauthorization. nursing they will attempt to override a central veto dealing with forgiveness of some student loan. thurs

. >>> new in noon. free covid-19 tests being offered to anyone in santa clara county. just about an hour ago the city of san jose announced free testing for all residents at two locations. the testing is on for the fairgrounds. >> we know where the data is telling us the need is. it is here in east san jose and it is here where we see a disproportionate number of deaths in cases that is a , frankly, there are many factors behind that. the fundamental one is this is where the economic need is. >> the free testing is available by appointment to any santa clara county residents 17 years old or older. >> actor sean penn in this relief organization will offer a free walk-up test site in san jose. community organized released effort is partnering with roots community health center. they opened a opened a new covid-19 testing site in the parking lot of antioch baptist church on e street in san jose. >> not everyone owns a car. so that being said and if you notice that in the impoverished communities peccess. the walk-up allows access to all walks of life. we want to fulfill o

the main protest at the state capital in sacramento for noon and san francisco at noon. >>> workers athe country's biggest companies including amazon, target, walmart, whole foods planning to stage a one-day strike. it's to protest working conditions during the covid-19 pandemic. >>> number three, all beaches in orange county are closed starting today after being ordered to shut down by governor newsom. last night, the city councils of huntington beach, newport beach and dana point blocked the closure order. >>> number four for the first time former vice president joe biden addressing sexual assault allegations made by former staffer tara reade in an interview this morning biden said this never happened. >>> number five. seasonal day on the way with sunshine and breezy conditions. expect near 60 at the coast while the rest of us reach the 70s. >>> number six, we've been talking about it all week long and now it is go time for the alemany project. check it out. the southbound lanes are now open where you see the orange cones. the cars making their way down right now. the northbound side

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by noon back at the coast and watch as we head towards 3:00. heat building up inland and the yellows turning over to reds there. but watch the winds increase as we head to the afternoon and evening hours and the surge of clouds coming back. breezy and very comfortable everywhere during the evening hours. and this is after we topto uppep south bay and mid to low 60s with the clouds clinging to the coast today and partly cloudy and 66 in downtown san francisco and up to the north bay, a lot of low to upper 80s and 90s north of cloverdale and along the east bay shore, refreshing. md to upper 80s. and some 80s there and low to upper 90s and remember those temperatures will be falling ra head during the evening hours and that breeze kicks up. everybody sleep well tonight and most of us back in the 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast a one on the scale and a chance of showers and thunderstorms and more on that coming up next. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. >>> there's this new segment on abc7 called "hey, larry, call my play." you'll see it in the eveni

thank you. >>> governor newsom will give another update on the state's response today at noon. before that, he is actually going to be on abc's "the view" you can watch that right here at 10:00 and follow that with "midday live" at 11:00. >>> as more people return to work, the big question. what changes will have to be made in your office. the cdc has released new guidelines. >>> plus, some north bay wineries go high tech to stay in business during the pandemic and that means you can still visit but virtually. >>> late may storm impact scale. you bet. check it out. we have a chance of drizzle this evening. light rain and then showers and possibly thunderstorms as we head through that could mean an increase byin 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. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >>> grab a coat if you're heading out and temperatures in the 50s everywhere. palo alto

the news at noon starts right now. >> this is "ktvu fox 2 news" at noon. >> good afternoon. i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am mike mibach. if you are looking for the heat wave, rosemary this is not a 24 hour pattern and this is what we are living with inland. >> hello mike. hello, gasia. hot spell. along the coast inside the bay. mostly sunny skies and we are looking at temperatures already warmer than yesterday and well into the 80s and with that we have a heat advisory in place it started at 11:00 a.m. goes into thursday at 7:00 p.m. every moving closer we can examine the areas included in the heat advisory. sonoma county coastline not included. tre brown is and all of our areas along the valley floor from in santa rosa and petaluma widespread over napa and stretches to the layout vallejo area. that is part of an excessive heat warning going on in that area as the sacramento and central valley is well above average and well above 100 degrees. for us we look temperatures right around 100 for the inland cities and as we stretch into the central in sumter the advisory is for area

as you head to noon you can see we go to inland, warmer than average. those temperatures by 7:00 back in the mid-50s to mid-60s due to the sea breeze. it's not going to stay around long. we will talk about really warm to hot temperatures coming up in the accuweather 7day forecast. let's get back to the news. >>> businesses are getting ready to possibly re-open as early as friday. the state is going to enter now what is called phase two of the this process. amy hollyfield is live for us at walnut creek this morning on how this cool play out. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. flower shops are on the list. you see this one here in walnut creek, it has covered up its windows, but could be re-opened as early as friday for curbside pickup just in time for mother's day. others on the lists is clothing stores and book stores, and governor newsom willlll the guidelines on san francisco's mayor says she looks forward to working with the governor on next steps. >> we're really excited about it. we want to see people get back to work, especially, but we want to do

way saturday and for sunday and we'll continue to watch the temperatures climb on monday >>> new at noon, more than a dozen bay area coming together today for the greater good. pastors and parishioners gather at cupertino's shuttered mall to begin giving out 2 million surgical masks and volunteers placing stickers with christian messages with support on the boxes and personally delivering them. they're bound for nursing homes, homeless shelters, food banks and hospitals. virtual and augmented reality are seeing a surge and even being used for ultrasounds. >> we spoke with senior reporter about a device from butterfly networks that's turning smart phones into ultrasound machines. >>> we're expect ago 1:00 update from san francisco's mayor on reopening efforts in the fight against the coronavirus. we'll bring that to you live plus one state's high flying stunt to get tesla's attention and pitched to lower the automaker away from california. that story and more at 5:00 and remember, we're streaming 24/7 on cbsn bay area. >> you don't want to forget that and that is going to do it for us her

by noon, it's made its way onshore. the main focus for tomorrow's rain is going to be the north bay. that says 12:00 tomorrow afternoon. i'll just play that into the very early afternoon, and we'll see the showers mainly focused in the north bay tomorrow. we all have a chance of rain for this. most of us will notice this more so on tuesday, than monday. but monday's up first. i just want to take a moment and spotlight santa rosa. kind of a unique way to show you what's in store for tomorrow. there's tomorrow's forecast. first of all, we're not getting out of the 50s all day tomorrow. so it's going to feel cooler. that's your daytime high here. that shows you how the daytime high will play throughout the day. each one of these shows you the confidence. there's clearly a spike here. that's where we're going to pick up our tenth, to two tenths in the bay area. we're going to have the entire bay area covered in the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> the city of san jose is easing restrictions on its public park amenities.

this was before noon. mission also popular. >>> in the face of increasing coronavirus cases, viral videos show people were not wearing masks or following social distancing guidelines. jobina has the details on that. >> good morning, kumasi. yes, this morning the world health organization is issuing a new warning saying even areas with declining cases of the coronavirus are still at risk for, quote, an immediate second peak if restrictions are eased too quickly. this is video from over the weekend. several locations we saw packed pools and parties, but this is a pool party at the lake of ozarks in missouri. one woman said she wanted to go to have a, quote, good time with her friends. >> if you are scared and you don't want to put yourself in that situation to maybe catch the virus, obviously it's your choice to stay home. some people, you know, just wanted to have a good time and really everyone is always going to have an opinion, so you have to do what you feel is right. >> nearly 200 miles away in st. lou

. >>> new at noon, protection on the way for vta drivers and passengers. safety shades being installed inside buses. for the past few weeks, passengers have been boarding buses from the back to minimize contact with drivers but that cuts off access to clipper card readers and causing the vta to lose about $3 mall month in revenue. soon delivers will have the pull down plastic shades to allow them to collect fares. >> feels great. there's an added security and they have the masks available as well as face shields and this is a third level if you will and completely blocked. the passengers boarding in the operator. >> building them and using old window blinds and a fly company and 200 buses will be l. >>> dramaticdecline in passenger travel in oakland international airport and the port of oakland said the airport had about 45,000 travelers, that's about 96% drop compared to earlier and a 90% decrease from march when the shelter in place began. >>> just in, up to half of facebook employees could be working remotely within the next five to ten years. that's th

at noon eastern, the national constitution center hosts a panel to review the day's oral arguments and at 2:30, the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing on liability protections regarding the covid-19 pandemic. the senate returns to work including the nomination of brian montgomery to be deputy housing and urban development secretary with a confirmation vote at noon and later the nomination of troy edgar to be chief financial officer for the homeland security department. on c-span 3 at 10:00 a.m., the health committee meets to discuss measures to safely return americans to work and school. fauci and redfield are expected to testify. announcer: president trump held a news conference in the rose garden focused on coronavirus testing. he said the government will provide $1 billion in funding for states to increase testing capacity and responded to questions on the vice president's press secretary testing positive for the virus. relations with china and on the killing of ahmad aubery. president trump: thank you ver

the rest of 69 to 73 at noon and the dangerous heat is still down well south of us.look at burbank's temperatures -- i should say, mid to upper 80s through the central valley, but look at burbank's temperatures, they start to cool but then look where it gets hotter, up near our neighborhood. i will show you those temperatures next. here's reggie. >>> it's my turn. all right. are we at all right. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with a look at what it means for all of us. >> reporter: reggie, well, flower shops are on the list, and this one has its windows covered here, and maybe they will be able to open up for curbside delivery just in time for mother's day. and other stores on the list includes book stores and clothing stores and governor newsom did allow for counties to open up more or open up less, and he's giving them room to make some of those decisions. san francisco's mayor says she is looking forward to working with the governor on next steps. >> we're really excited about it. we want to see people get back to work, especially, but

the ánews at noon starts right now. >> this is "ktvu fox 2 news." acá i amá gasia mikaelian. >> we are waiting for governor newsom to give his daily update% @on áthe coronavi we know there are in the ágolden state more than 2700 people have died in the bay area. more than 98 áconfirmed cases and 37 people have died so far and we will bringyou the ágovernor's news conference again as soon as it ágets underway. >> the white house is recommendingá let's listen into governor nwsom. >> i want to update áyou on a number of ánew efforts in the state áof california, and our western state pack of governors. they are advancing a layoff on the update of the amount of ppe we've ábeen able to distributeá, which is foundationalá in efforts to meaningfully modify our stay at home order. update you on the ádaily number and trendlinesá and preview a few things coming áup later thi week. let me first begin by making a á statement reinorcing some of the words i've been ásaying ove the past four weeks. it wasá just a number of months ago that california was announcing

it is at the coastal valleys and pushing through the golden gate by noon.still very ho watch after 3:00 the sea breeze really ramps up and look at those temperatures drop quickly as we head into the evening and clouds already returning before the sun sets to the bay and the north bay. all right, down in the south bay until that hits, we have 83 in sunnyvale to 95 in gilroy and about 90 today in san jose. 72 in millbrae and 82 in redwood city. low to barely mid 60s along the coast and upper 60s downtown and south san francisco and 72 in sausalito and 82 in san rafael and look at the 90s north of calistoga and mid to upper 70s . union city, fremont and newark and the low to upper 90s the most dangerous weather in our east bay valleys. check this out tonight, most of us in the 50s with more cloud cover. now, for friday evening look at that. clouds increasing, temperatures dropping tomorrow afternoon. drizzle developing along the coast and there's your chance of showers as we head through saturday morning and moving into the north bay saturday afternoon and eve

as far as the south bay, we start off at 67 and then hit 60 at noon. look at that. no hour has a greater chance of some scattered showers than any other hour. the same thing could be said for the peninsula, 58 this morning and then mid-60s for several hours this afternoon. we have several more chances of rain coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. first, let's say good morning to jobina. how are you? >> i am doing well, mike, thank you. it must be a little exciting for you to see rain right now. >> am i a little too amped up for this time of the morning? >> you know, i always the energy so i am here for it all, my friend. thank you. i am glad to see rain, too, to be honest. it is going to impact the commute quite a bit. we have slick conditions out there and high wind advisories to get to, so i will take you now to a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza, and we also have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and a high wind advisory for our super commuters that are making their way along 580 throuor.oo incidents on the road, and i hope it stays th

we top out around noon and drop this afternoon as the rain increases.in the 50s and 60s by the time we get to 4:00 and 6:00. rain will get as far south as monterey. 71 there and the heaviest of the rain will fall, unfortunately, to our north. check out reading how much rain they received compared to the rest of the state compared to tomorrow. any farther than fresno. let's get back to jobina. >> now an abc7 news live update. >>> thank you, mike. at the live desk, i'm tracking developing news this morning. actor and comedian jerry stiller has died. his son ben stiller wrote in a tweet that his father died of natural causes and he said his father was, quote, a great dad and grandfather and the most dedicated husband and will be greatly missed. he began his career in the '50s as the partner of his wife and had featured roles on "seinfeld" and "queen of kings." him and his wife shared a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2007. he was 92 years old. >> so sorry to hear that this morning. >>> a new development in the case of the incident happened in februar

best chance after the noon hour in the north bay and slowly spread south as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. it will take likely to get deep into the east bay valleys and into the south bay. notice the temperatures warm up until noon and once that rain cold air gets in and we drop out of getting into the 70s and 50s and 60s for the afternoon. one on the storm impact scale and i'll expand upon that coming up. first, here's reggie. >> mike, we'll see you in a few. >>> we're seeing something more often now at our airports. crowded planes. images on social media of people who seem packed in there and they are uncomfortable wondering what happened to social distancing from the airlines. let's go to amy hollyfield live for us at sfo. amy? >> some passengers over the weekend were so appalled they took pictures and they put them on twitter. we have some shots to show you of pictures from a united airlines flight and an american airlines flight that look very full. we also talk to a woman who was on a frontier airlines flight it was so full she was petrified. all passengers want to

and it shuts down at noon. reporting live, ktvu fox news. >>> modoc county is the first county to open. barbers can now cut hair and restaurants can no offer inside dining. is a small county along the oregon state line the has a population of less than 10,000 residents. so far there are no known coronavirus cases in the county. >> were back to getting things going again so that is exciting. >> there still urging people to wear face masks when they're eating out. >> a scarf, a bandanna or anything else can be used as long as it covers the nose and mouth. there are limited exceptions including children six years old or younger or anyone has difficulty breathing. >>> it is 7:07 am. with your first full check of weather. we are kind of gray out there to start? >> yes. may and gray. that's exactly what we have coming into the weekend. we started out mostly sunny skies and that is no longer the case. there is patchy fog to go along with it. quite a beautiful view as we look at the area with a little bit of bright in

let's talk about what is going on in the north bay. 60 at noon and mid 60s this afternoon. north bay has the best chance of showers today. in fact, several waves of them are possible. 64 and right around that for several hours this afternoon with sunshine breaking through the clouds and little bit of mist this morning. for the east bay, 58 through 10:00 and then look at that, mid to upper 60s the rest of the day with a stray shower possible. it's time for traffic. here's jobina. >> thank you, mike. goodern moi morning, everyone. following a devastating situation in the south bay. all lanes are shut down on 85 in san jose due to a deadly crash. i want to take you to the map so you can see the area. the purple line on the map shows that all lanes are shut down, according to the chp. lanes won't reopen until at least around 8:00 a.m. southbound 85 past cottle road is the exact location. four people died because of this crash. te driver, they believe, they have been under the influence and he was arrested that scene. he was the only person driving that was involved here and cra

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. >> i kept seeing that noon rally on monday as the moment when we wouldn't just be students at kent. we would be students across the country, all at the same time, at noon with a concerted call to end the war in vietnam. >> i just made a commitment that i wasn't going to go to that. then i also said to myself, this is too important for me to pass up. >> there was a string of guardsmen stretched out in formation. as i got past the last guardsman, he said to me, hey, boy, what's that you're carrying there? and i said just a couple of black protest flags. and he said, well, today, we're going to make you eat those flags. >> i was still the vice president of the student body and president of the student senate. i felt like it was my obligation to be out there, to make sure that nothing occurred that was going to harm any of those students. >> i actually stood up on that brick structure and tried to call for a student strike. >> he made a very brief speech, as if the feeling of the students on the kent state campus that we should join the national student strike to oppose the invasion of

noon a look at the east bay and near4:00 and 68 by 7:00 this evening and low 70s for a couple hours in the south bay before we drop down to 63 during the evening hours and the peninsula will have the same thing. a few hours of low 70s but 62 by 7:00. grab a coat if you're heading out in the evening. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. >>> millions of californians can get additional unemployment starting on may 27th. they shared details with us on abc7 getting answers newscast. >> that extension we're getting on a news release this afternoon with what the plan is for rolling that out. it is very complex. it's just got some guidance, in fact, last night in terms of how it is operating. >> that exchange happened yesterday during our weekly week day special called "getting answers" at 3:00 p.m. kristen is asking experts all of your experts every day to get answers to your questions and join us on youtube live and also the abc7 apps. >>> coming up next, a special event that is happening today. >>> new at 6:00, ikeainth things besides their big box store. it could expand into an entire mall - ( phon

east bay valleys 62 at 8:00 and look at that 76 at noon and the afternoon dnook at the breezes kick in and we drop down to 68 degrees by 8:00. for the south bay, 68 at 7:00 to mid and upper 70s this afternoon and for the peninsula, we'll jump from 55 and partly cloudy at 8:00 to sunny and 73 at 2:00. down to 62 and a little breezy, but sunny by 8:00. all right. one more day of comfortable weather before that weekend heat hits this weekend. that makes sense. weekend heat hits this weekend. jobina, take it over. >> thank you, mike. goode morning, everyone. i have some good news as far as our commute goes for our essential workers as you head out the door. the chp is not reporting a single crash right now or wd ad. we'll take a live look at the golden gate bridge and what we see out there just, oh, two cars making their way into san francisco this morning. it's been pretty light for the most part, but i have been seeing the traffic pick up, especially around the 6:00 a.m. hour. people keep following that for you. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >> i needed to he

the news at noon starts now. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. a major highway between reno and las vegas is closed right now. it was damaged after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck the western part of nevada early this morning. >> we just had a big earthquake. big earthquake at 4:00. top of the pacific southwest building, you could feel it shaking like crazy. >> this video is from the fresno area and people reported feeling that quake from las vegas all the way to the bay area. also want to show you some damage of that roadway, highway 95. it was posted by the esmeralda county sheriff's office. they say that highway is currently closed in that area, because of the damage. the earthquake hit at 4:03 this morning, west of the small town of tonopah which is halfway between reno and vegas. there have been at least 20 aftershocks, the strongest being a 5.1. >>> now to the east bay, and a big announcement for students in oakland. twitter and square ceo jack dorsey is pledging $10 million to the oakland unified school district

this morning by noon we will see a couple showers pop up in the santa cruz mountains and then in the bay later this afternoon. we are not putting a number on the storm impact scale today. rainfall potential, can you see many cities getting the zero, meaning they cannot see any rainfall, and we will get rainfall today in calistoga and mountains. highs today, warmer than yesterday. in the mid-60s to low 70s. in the accuweather 7-day forecast, what watch happens the next couple of days, especially the weekend. like on monday it's like summer. 70s, 80s and low 90s in the warmest spots, kumasi. >> thanks, drew. >>> amazon is reportedly in talks for jcpenney for a possible deal. and jurors in texas are hearing a case, get this, through zoom. >> in today's "tech bytes," amazon jcpenney could be in talks, and sources say it may be an opportunity for amazon to expand its apparel business. jcpenney plans to close 240 stores. and then jury selection in a case outside dallas was held by video conference. arizona will also allow jurors to be selected remotely as courts deal with a huge case backl