e outbreak of infection t gordon manor it's right alo the peninsula. it's the latest nursing fality hit by covid-19. we talk with the senior home about you know what it's doing to stop the spread. then a reallyard 2 weeks. for 3 weeks. foreman. >>we've been under lockdown my main concern is for my residents and you know they're has been a real privilege. and i want to continue to do that best they can under these conditions. >>well the health departmt has confirmed that evyone at the gordon manor will be sted. to the east right now at least 14 skilled nuing homes in alameda county have reported cases of the coronavirus we talk ith the executive director of lifornia advocates for nursing home rform. patricia mcginnis about the changes at she would like to see in nursing homes to curb the spread of coronavirus take a listen they have to increase staffing. there's no question about it. >>well most of the nursin homes in california and around the country were understaffed in the first place secondly if there's any kind of outbreak it all everybodshould be

we're on the peninsula now where 280 is looking very wet.we go further south on the peninsula, there's heavy rain that will be with us throughout the day. it will get better by later tonight but still kind of soggy out there for monday. the rest of the week is dry and s good thank you, lisa. >>> thank you for joining us for "abc7 mornings." have a great day. stay safe. communities are starting to feel the financial impact of covid-19 commonly called coronavirus. but we want you to know that there is help. we have disability insurance for workers who are ill or medically quarantined due to covid -19. paid family leave is available for those caring for an ill or medically quarantined family member and unemployment insurance for reduced hours or lost work. we're all in this together. for information on how to stay healthy visit covid19 dot ca dot gov. - hi and welcome to the kitchen experts show. i'm janelle marie. today, we have a great show for you. we're headed to lafayette to visit the keely family, the whole gang. we got mom, dad, the four

it our busiest bridge right now heading from the east bay over to the peninsula. crowded for the last hour or so and it's mainly othe flat to the high rise. it's going to fan out loing get into foster city in sent hail so we don't have any problems here it's just a a busy commute this morning leaving the east basis get out there maybe a little early. this is a part of your drive wtbound 92 all right, let's take a peek at some other bridges shall we the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco trafc's also been picking up here a little bit bu still not back the have not found any hot spots. no problems o worry about a quick trip across the upper deck in trouble free right through downtown n francisco. marty all right robin. covid-19 homes, especially hard 10 people have died from the viruin redwood city facility over the past few weeks. >>the outbreak of infectionat gordon manor on the peninsula is the latest nursing facility hit by covid-19. we talked with a senior home about it nd what it's doing to try and stop the spread. >>been a really rd 2 weeks. for 3 weeks. f

involvement on the korean peninsula in june 1950. the quote goes and some of you may already know this, korea came along and saved us. korea came along and gave us the impetus and the reason to implement the broad vision of and c 68. more in detail he says the crime moved a great many things from the realm of theory and brought them right into the realm of actually an urgency. now what is remarkable about these lives of interrogators and p.o.w.'s is that they attest to a critical shift on the level of global politics during the korean war. through the interrogation room, both ordinary and exceptional we see how the individual person became the train for warfare and also just at bell. i'm -- by moving the story into the interrogation room we can extend the significance of the korean war which is currently ongoing war then it being a onetime flash point. interrogation also was not a one-time event, it was a veritable landscape of ordinary people had to vacate over and over again. we can extend the history to before the board outbreak.

no problems getting over to the peninsula. we may have an issue but it's off the bridge over by the 280. i'll send it right back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> if you happen to be out over the weekend doing essential things like picking up groceries, you probably saw a lot of people with a mask or even scarves on. this week more people are ordered to wear them but not in one county. "today in the bay's" roz plater is in alameda county line, an important distinction this week. i know we want to make sure we get this information out there because it really continues to change day by day. >> it does, indeed. that will be a whole new change this week. i'm weang mask, but it could be a scarf, a bandanna, something you make at home yourself just so it covers your nose and mouth while you're out in public. it will be in most of the bay area counties, not all. it's the health department's order and most will start enforcing the role on wednesday. sonoma county rolled contra costa, alameda counties are all requiring them. some people hav

involvement on the korean peninsula in june 1950. and the quote goes, and i think quite a few of you already know this quote, the quote is, korea came along and saved us. right? korea came along and gave us the impetus and the reason to implement the broadvision of nsc 68. atchison then goes to state on a little bit more in detail. he says quote korea moved a great many things from the realm of theory and brought them right into the realm of actuality and the realm of urgency. now what is remarkable about these lives of interrogators and p.o.w.s is that they attest to a critical shift that happened on the level of global politics during the korean war. through the interrogation room, both ordinary and exceptional, we see how the individual person became the terrain for warfare and also its jus ad bellum in the 20th century during the korean war that was officially not a war. by moving the story into the interrogation room, we can extend the diggance of the korean war, this currently ongoing war, much further than it being a one-time

i want to zoom in to the peninsula. northbound 280 approaching 92 there was a crash. and it looked like a traffic break with a little slowing, lasted only about 15 mibts and it's just cleared in the last couple. north 101 just above where it says san mateo some folks may have clipped a deer. it sounds like the driver is okay, marcus. we'll follow that. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. this morning president trump's focus is likely on reopening the country, scheduled to meet with his new coronavirus task force but as "today in the bay's" tracie potts reports, the country's top health expert is cautioning the president. >> reporter: may 1st, the day president trump wants to reopen the economy and get people back to work. >> we're winning the battle. we're winning the war. >> reporter: health experts warn without more aggressive testing -- >> we're seeing a flattening of the curve. the same thi i neeue here is safety and the welfare of the american people. that has to come first. >> reporter: this week president trump meets with the new task force focused on how the cor

so far at 956 cases and one death, san francisco county has 434 cases, 7 deaths so far along the peninsula, san mateo county 388 cases tend to have and the east bay alameda county there are 359 cases and 8 deaths and contra cost county there are 250 cases and 3 deaths and up north in the north bay moraine countythere are a 108 cases and 6 deaths sonoma couny stands at 91 cases and one death solano county has 54 cases it is also the only county with no known deaths so far napa countyhas 18 cases and one death. calornia will remain closed for the rest the academic year. governor newsome mad that announcement as the state braces r a surge of ronavirus cases but he also stressed that th does not mean the end of the school year. >>we are preparing to set our school system up where we are increasing class ime but increasing it at home and fulfilling our oblations through distance learning. and other mechanisms to make sure that we're educating our kids school sites. so physically on >>well the state's top authories in education, they're now prepang children all across the stat to distance learne

>>the volunteers portion out to look for the 28 pets of the registered so far for the peninsula, humane society's pet food bank. it's for san mateo county residents were struggling to make ends meet because of the shelter-in-place order shutting down the local economy the humane society's communication manager says this is the first time they've done anything like this in recent memory. i mean certainly you know we can help people we know that the coronavirus is affecting us in at all different types of ways. >>and so we want people to be able to keep their animals and if one of the things that is preventing people from keeping animals and family staying intact is economic hardship. we don't want them to have to surrender we can provide some food for them to help get them through this time right now the volunteers bag up and give away the food from inside pick of the litter the nonprofits thrift store in burlingame those picking up wait outside for their order. >>which is 2 weeks of food for their pets. the volunteers will also deliver to those self-isolating people who need the service

the peninsula, 69 in palo alto. then right up to san mateo, 66. and san francisco, low 60s, from the marina, down to the mission, and as we bring you up to novato, 69, and napa at 71. on the extended forecast, you will see here in san francisco, we have low to mid 60s for easter sunday. and then all the way through next week. that sunshine, for the inland valleys, let's get a look, 72 tomorrow morning, with that fog to start. and sun for the afternoon, by easter sunday, up to 74, and look at the warmest days next week, 78 on tuesday, and wednesday, and next friday, we are at 71. so a quick look at the easter sunday forecast, clouds for the morning. sun for the afternoon. and it looks perfect for the easter bunny, and all the kids our deliveries are had a few things knocked off the list. so excuse the doorbell noise but we're getting it taken care of right now. so we're doing it all like everybody else at their house, too. >> you said you want to honor everyone in the service industry and they are doing their jobs right on time. so we thank your de

at 66, the northern end of the peninsula. getting the burlingame at 7167 millbrae 66 and bruno and some 70's down here in the southern enof the peninsula mid 70's at that san carlos in foster city of 71 though 75 from mountain ew and 77 san je santa clara milpitas and ev cupertino plus couto says well morgan hill at 79. and on the east bay shoreline to the south mid 70's again. these are numbers that m start to top off near a body we get to friday, 77 livermore pleasant at 76 along wi dublin, 79 walnut creek with concord around 81, this is what i mentioned earlier off to the delta warmin up a little bit more so but then your neighbors will warm up to 80 pittsburgh, 82. antioch but the knee should 77. their field in vacaville lower 80's, 79 meanwhile sonoma and santa rosa81 look at this and the marine aches already lower to middle 60's stenson beach coming in at 64 there you have it and the 7 day forecast and ju like a littlehiccup as we get to the weekend slightly reducing those temperatures snapping back earlyinto next week.

going and san francisco down along the peninsula will be breezy, a little on the cloudy side. the coolest locations will be right along the coastline. elsewhere, looking like a pretty nice day with highs ranging from the upper 50s to low 60s to t 6 yn t cross peninsula, down towards fremont, 70 in santa rosa and san jose. tomorrow if you're celebrating, look at the yellows coming into play on the east bay. warmer in the 70s there, upper 60s in oakland and even more warmth starting the workweek, monday upper 70s, and by tuesday, could see some 80s here. it will last on through the middle of the week. slightly cooler as we get into later on wednesday with the strong sea breeze. the clouds increase and could see a few sprinkles. early to call that one, though, thursday and friday. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the coolest day out of the week should be today. and if that system by the end of the week holds true, we could get back into our cooler weekends and warme enarios. for now, we're looking at the warming trend getting going later on into tomorrow. >> seeing 80

we have the mountains and valley and the peninsula. that's the main focus today. the areas to the north are not as much. i think you're in line for some good rain and thunderstorms today. highs in the 50s and low #6 0s. sal is here now, we will see if there's anything new going on for the highways and by ways. >> we're. >>> we're looking at the over view map here. i know a lot of people have to go, and i can show you. certainly a lot of people going, but not traffic jams. we can bring in the map here, and you can see that most of the freeways are doing very well. when the crashes happen, they end up on the maps. it's 6:32, and let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you. >>> the number of covid-19 cases here in the bay area are more than 3,600. santa county of los angeles rare and san francisco has two-thirds of the cases in the bay area. >>> the bay area is one of the hardest hit areas in the state during the pandemic. local cities were also some of the first to ached when it comes to the mitigation efforts when it comes to the stay at home order. they held a me

two regiments of soldiers constructed earthworks at the highest point of the peninsula. benjamin newell's soldiers are not necessarily excited about digging earthworks. so they go to big plantation owners and say, lend us your slaves to dig your earthworks. plantation owners say no, and they get very few slaves to help dig the earthworks at williamsburg. so robert he leeson's engineers to williamsburg with this order. the civil officers will notify able-bodied freeney grows that they are able to participate. so these earthworks at williamsburg is dog mostly by free african-american men pressed into confederate service. the earthworks come in a variety of shapes. 200 yards apart. between them are swamps, creeks, everything you could possibly think of or imagine that you would see in the petersburg front is seen here at the small line at williamsburg. the central work, fort mcgruder, oversees the intersection of two roads, the road from hampton, for genia on the road from yorktown, virginia. so let's say you have 130 ,000 men, blue uniforms, your objective is richmond, you

particularly by tomorrow morning working its way up the peninsula, a ltle bit. this pesky low here is really interesting about where it's going to go there's still some uncertainty on it and turned and totally geing out of our picture may continue to trust some cloud cover our way as late as may be potentially thuray. lets go of the future cast for see what's going on in terms of the rain coverage, this is why would show that you can see a little bit dn the peninsula saying that as late as wednesday morning. this thing may not be totay done with us, so it may throw a couple little stray showers our way at least out the south. so we have a clearing and drying going on essentially for today still cold lower the temperatures haven't moved too mu for this wednesday morning little shower mostly sunny beyond that point generally getting into the weekend lower 70's by week's end. a this weekend mostly sunny and warm mid to upper 70's going on is weekend and it's almost the opposite problem with these high-pressure cells. how much warming are we going to get and we're g

as far as your commute, as we look north, little bit of fog and mostly along the peninsula coast and see if it spreads anywhere else during the morning commute and much slower. the breezes on our bridges today. here's a look at the east bay valleys where we're 56 at 7:00 and already in the mid 70s at noon and on our way to upper 70s for several hours this afternoon. gorgeous sunset and 68 around 7:00. south bay 54 this morning to mid 70s this afternoon and our last stop will be the peninsula where we have low 70s this afternoon. all right. cuff commute for some of us yesterday and get to jobina and talk about our essential workers tday. >> mike, yes. i think people were really caught off guard yesterday. you know, a lot of us have changed the way for our essential workers, i should say. you go, you leave a bit later. i know people were late due to the issues on the bay bridge but we don't have that problem today. we'll take a live look in san francisco right now and i have some good news here. cal trans came out yesterday and said that really things are running faster than they expec

from peninsula to just south of will see those brake lights. we will keep you updated on that throughout the morning. >>> a pursuit through multiple bay area cities ends in a standoff, two officers hurt and a suspect shot dead. but, there is another twist to the story, kpix 5's kiet do is live in richmond with the latest including what led up to all of this. >> yeah, so they have just dropped the crime scene tape and giving us a much closer look at the crime scene here, you are seeing the patrol car that was involved in all of this up now on the flatbed trailer of a tow truck. look closely, you can see some bulletholes in the front windshield. we think that the officer opened fire from inside the vehicle, also look at the front bumper you will see some damage on where the suspect tried to ram the patrol car. so let's go to what investigators are telling us what happened last night, police say it all started yesterday evening when they got a call of a woman who was being and abandoned more than 15 miles away from here in the oakland hills, that

the peninsula, 82 in palo alto.otice as you go closer to the bay and also the coast, you're dropping it down to 66 in daly city. that's because we just can't get rid of the ocean breeze. so that's why we'll have much colder weather staying in san francisco. 69 along the embarcadero. for the north bay, 86 in napa. 83 in novato. this sunny, beautiful weather does come at a cost. the drought monitor was updated today. we have a big rain deficit and now we're seeing some severe drought move into the north and the east bay. so we can expect some higher fire danger next couple of months, maybe some crop damage and also some pasture loss. so the extended forecast, dry next seven days. little bit of cloud cover this weekend. 60s in san francisco. and for the inland valleys, 80s the next seven days and a few clouds there on saturday. so, jess, it looks like some more good weather for maybe some yard work this i up on you, but maybe. >> you did last week, and i followed your orders. thank you, jeff. >> all right. >>> trouble

for the morning in the keep an eye on the santa cruz area mountains and peninsula as well.ctions of moderate to heavy rain as these impulses swing in. 20 in tahoe. 38 ukiah 248 down in monterey picked that system is working its way south. we are in the window from san francisco oakland south. that might be overdone for san rafael. hardly anything for santa rosa. farther north and west of better opportunities. 50s and 60s with brief thunderstorms. extremely cold air mass and be the ingredients for thunderstorm activity. tuesday it dries out and looks nice and warm by the end of the week. >>> steve, thank you. an experimental treatment. why they are using the blood of a sand worm to help humans. also a behind-the-scenes look at engineers a tesla using car parts to make ventilators. what time is it? bed time. my wife never gets home in time to see little man go to sleep. her bus stop is a mile away. i wish i could at least walk home with her. i'm completing the 2020 census for my family. my response can impact how public funding is spent in my community. that could mean educat

to the south of naha, clearing weather permits an early morning amphibious landing on the peninsula behindnemy line. here is contained a large pocket of japanese, controlling the strategic naha airfield, the largest and best air installation on okinawa. making a surprise landing, the marine amphibious force quickly exploits its beachhead. [gunfire] our primary effort on ryukyu is directed at securing the ground overlooking and approaching the airfield. another marine assault force striking overland from naha, south across the neck of ryukyu, has sealed off all enemy escape from the peninsula. [gunfire] used to blast many of the japanese defenders from their underground placements. the capture of the naha field gives us all the major airstrips on okinawa and forces japanese aviation to operate from other islands in the ryukyus. ♪ to reach the southern tip of the island now becomes the objective of the third amphibious corps. south of naha, our advance is confronted by open terrain, not easily defensible by the japanese, whose resistance area is being compressed down to 15 square miles. with

and the bay side of the peninsula to the north in the upper 60'sthere. and heading down south ster city at 71 san matteo at 7074 palo alto d mountain view at 75. pretty much mostly 70's here in the soutbay, although morgan hill reaching 80. again watch the movement hpening tomorrow all of this for the east bay shoreline to the souta lower to middle 7078 livermore 77 pleasanton contra costa county 80 for walnut creek and 82 for concor member the spots should be looking at gh temperatures. well more like 70 to 73 ish so this is way out of season 73 going on for berkeley 74 for oakland and p to the north bay airson oma 80 also napa coming in about 8070 to th from the nation's air conditioner checking in 81 going on for santa rosa today. petaluma 78 abbado 76 with lower 60's along the brand beaches although getting warmer tomorrow for erybody 89 for the focast tomorrow, dropping quickly into the 70's but again that's close to seasonality anywayas we get to the end of the week. ain there's an outside shot of seeing a shower. perhaps up in the north they will

for the peninsula, 57 at 7:00 to 80 at 3:00. >>> let's get a check of the morning commute with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, mike. thank you very much. hello, everyone. still looking at traffic right now we will start off with a live look showing our 880 this morning, and so far so good for the most part. the biggest thing we have going on is just around the bay area right now is the road construction, so i want everybody to be aware of that. there we go. northbound here. you are looking at live construction under way for a stretch of highway 101 and al mainy boulevard. they are replacing the overpass here and this map gives you an idea of where the construction activity is happening, and 101 ♪ ♪ ♪ tso is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light yo

for those of you along the bay and even some upr 60's and mid 70's for most of the san francisco peninsula d we will notice some relief this weekend but sll tracking above average temperatures for the next 7 days with even warmer conditions expected by tuesday and wednesday of next weekso far no heatadvisory for reflag warnings in place but we could be working at record breaking heat, catherine or the days ahead back to you alright summer. >>thank you for much for sure feels like it. thanks for percent. and oakland's airport all workers and paengers they're required to wear face coverings the airport is open but only for essential travel kron 4 sanaz tahnia has more from the airporspokeswoman. >>people actually listening to the order and wearing face coverings when they come into the airport. >>its highs and as we are seeing people complying with the order and we're very very happy to see that happening. >>now i know it's oakland rather airport that's requiring it there are other airports that u know may or may not require it are there people standing against that the gas to let incoming s

along san francisco the peninsula and two 8101 is slick.he bay bridge and san mateo bridge are moving into the dunbarton as well. the east bay shore at this moment is covered in it. light to moderate rain falling near highway 24. lafayette and walnut creek is looking at a shift further inland to the south getting a bit of a break south of san jose we have scattered showers for morgan hill and gilroy. reporting some rain and the snow is coming down in the sierra with an advisory. when i come back i'll have a look at the timeline with those systems and what you can expect coming ahead. >> sounds good. there are now more than 3400 confirmed coronavirus cases right here in the bay area. santa clara county now has over 1100 cases. so far 39 people have died. there now suppressing the 500 confirmed cases. they've seen a jump to 94 cases in the last 24 hours alone. >> governor gavin newsom has created a new task force in an effort to dramatically speed up testing for the coronavirus cases. he says the recent lapse in testing has made it difficult

you head up the peninsula and we start around 80 in palo alto, down to 74 in millbrae. mid to upper 60s along the coast today to 70s around dow south san francisco and sausalito. the eastbound shore, 76 in rich rupbd. as you head inland, we have temperatures from 85 in san ramon and pleasanton. look at the 90s in antioch, brentwood and fairfield. tonight very comfortable if you like to sleep with the windows open, we are back in the 50s. at least ten degrees cooler tomorrow. hold steady on thursday and then we could have sprinkles on sunday. >>> san francisco based airbnb will have a 24-hour period between bookings. there will be a 72-hour gap between bookings if they can't clean. and netflix will release a documentary on michelle obama, and it's what netflix calls a rare and up close look at her life. >>> it's the latest gathering of stars coming together to help all of us unwind. starting at 10:00 p.m. on friday, oprah winfrey, julia roberts and george bush, just a few of the names jumping in on the event called to unite. actors along with world leaders are set to app

light green, light showers moving through from the peninsula to the bay. as well as the tri-valley, so we can see even the spin of the storm system as we see more moisture off the low to the south of us. they're really getting the heavy rain across southern california right now. a look at all of that rain moving through. that's a reason we have to keep rain in the forecast. today, even though we won't see this all day long. still some spotty showers as we go hour by hour. it does show a lot of breaks here. when we do see the breaks expect a partly to mostly sunny sky and the rain chances will be lower for parts of the north bay where we won't see as much of that rain coming through mostly for the east bay and parts of the south bay over towards the peninsula is where we will see our highest chance of rain even into tonight a couple of spotty showers could roll on through. we are going to also take a lot more of a break from the heavier rain that we saw over the weekend and to start out this week. so our seven-day forecast shows after we get through this we

. >> also sky 7 is live over mills peninsula hospital where fire responders and first responders are coming together to honor medical workers right now. we'll have a lot more on this very special honor in a few minutes. but as you can see right now all the love and all the signs there. love to see that. >>> well, good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, april 22nd. it is earth day. clearly, we have a lot going on this morning, but we're going to start with mike nicco and a check of the accuweather forecast. good morning, mike. >> hi, everybody. let's take a look at what is going on with live doppler 7. low clouds along the coast spilling into san francisco and some high clouds that are eventually going to join us this afternoon. the low clouds aren't causing any visibility issues, at least not at our reporting stations. pretty thick especially in san francisco on the coastal side. the winds are pretty quiet this morning, but they will pick up again this afternoon. look what they did, the banked the cloud cover up against the post for the better part of the day keeping you in the mid

we'll talk about the peninsula and sam trans. a change sunday, a reduction in service for 31 routes and riders will have to wear face coverings. the same thing for drivers similar to what bob was talking about for b.a.r.t. >>> 6:12 this morning. celebrating earth day. next on "today in the bay," how you can join in to help mother nature and honor her and do so by never leaving your couch. >>> a new way of getting food, netflix might run out of movies some day, and a look at the futures as the markets look better after several days of oil panic. ♪ >>> you know the song and this is why we're playing it. we're celebrating bay area graduates who are going without an official ceremony. con grt lagratulations to these. find me on facebook. put some candids in there. >>> right now at 6:15 let's head to the south bay with a live look outside as the sun rises. quickly warming temperatures. we're going from 49 in willow glen to the 70s for this afternoon. we'll talk about a warm-up in the forecast and will talk more about our carbon footpr

a big tech company on the peninsula noticed and moved into high gear to create way to help. a new ordering system could be a lifesaver for them. he's live from home. >> this new service just launched this afternoon. it's called -- it's offering a free easy to use online take out system. that could give small restaurants a boost when they really need it. it has never been this tough before. he's owned mr. pizza man for eight years. has seen a 65% drop in income. no catering business and no dining in. he's dependent on take out. >> this is my only way to make money. me and my wife and my kids, they have their own job. part-time outside. but they are part-time employees here. so this is a family involved in this business. >> the once vibrant downtown restaurant scene has ground to a halt. employees noticed. team to have 12 created a platform to help small eateries survive. by promoting take out to 13 million members. starting with san mateo. >> consumers will react and help us together save the restaurants. but in the long run our goal is not just help them survive but thrive.

this morning 2 to 7 degrees cooler on the peninsula thanks to the fog. the onshore push as we go through the afternoon, sunny skies and highs reaching 80 in the inland valley. but for most of us, mid-to-upper 70s but breezy at the coast. liz? >>> this morning precious plasma is leading a ucs study and hoping that works given their experience with other infectious diseases but they don't know for sure. laura martinez spoke with the doctor in charge. >> i came up the elevator the liquid gold they call it because it looks kind of golden. >> reporter: dr. peter chen hong is likening liquid gold to this -- a bag of blood successfully recovered from covid-19. >> we know they have been successful in fighting the infection. we can harvest antibodies as easy as giving blood and tran fuse it into a patient who may not have had those antibodies jept. >> reporter: on friday night doctors were able to transfer the first unit of plasma from a donor based out of palo alto to a person in the critical unit in the icu. they say it's like a stun gun. >> there are two parts

there is nothing in the peninsula, a virus that emerged that closely resembles the sars virus in boston the same virus, coronavirus is the same virus that really scares this disease experts back in 2003. this new sars like virus out of the arabian peninsula is only killed one person, put another man in the hospital in britain. in the cytosol of the world are watching it carefully. when watching it carefully. it is no the next big one could look something like that. so as i say, nurses drumbeat of these things. this diseases that i mentioned, all have two things in common. they all come out of wildlife they emerge from non- human animals and logos that i mentioned, not caused by viruses this a particular profile of the scariest of the exemplary phenomenon. the scientists have a fancy name for it as barbara mentioned, the coal these animal infections the past and humans zone aussies, it's a virus or it can be other forms of infectious book, it can be a bacteria give it a creature the causes malaria, qb fungus, giving worms, they could be something called priya, which causes mad cow diseas

we're pretty cloudy and look how uniform the temperatures are on the peninsula. 53 to 54 and to 55 in san bruno and low to mid 50s on the coast side. los .re's a bridge f the warm toll plaza where it's cloudy right now at 55 degrees. a slight chance of a spotty shower today and we have caution in there and mass transit cool much of the day and breezy out on the water. temperatures in the 50s with mostly cloudy skies in the east bay valleys until about 11:00 and then low to mid 60s with few peaks of sunshine this afternoon. random shower possible. 58 through 11:00 and then mid-60s around 2:00 to 3:00. 58 at 7:00 and our last stop will be on the peninsula. we're in the 50s through 1:00 and low 60s for a couple hours and then 57 at 7:00. random showers possible here also. let's talk more about the essential commuters and what to expect this morning and the essential workers, too, jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. things are looking good on the road right now for our essential workers and for you to head out the door. what i'm seeing is just a number

extending to fremont and up and down the peninsula as well. we're still tracking some rain. the possibility of thunderstorms between 2:00 and 6:00 this afternoon with heavy rain and small hail still possible. i'll be tracking that with another update in a few minutes. any issues for essential workers heading out the door, mike? >>> no major issues. we're looking out at muni. we have fewer of them. some cutbacks. a muni spokesperson told us to expect increased wait times today because there are fewer operators but then we'll reduce service and change tomorrow. we'll know more about that. the ridership is down as well. meanwhile still have traffic like here through the coliseum. >>> 6:09 this morning. the governor in louisiana is on the defensive. coming up at 6:25 why he says he went ahead with mardi gras this year as the virus silently spread. >> reporter: airlines are still flying but there's nobody in those airplanes. we'll take you out to the futures and take a look at that. it looks like it's going to be a very solid monday on the stock market. what makes you, you? your

low 50s on the peninsula. it is 56 in san jose. 58 mild degrees in oakland.ut the golden gate bridge. we will have a breeze pick up throughout the day today, the source of our cooling, along with high clouds, mild 59 in concord, 53 in livermore, santa rosa. milder in our east bay andbaby t staying with us overnight. the next several hours, already in the 70s in the north bay. the fog will allow for the peninsula cool-off and clouds in the north bay. 80s in the east bay and also throughout the afternoon today. we'll be warm, but even cooler for your sunday. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> top headlines in the coronavirus pandemic. in the bay area, more than 7,000 confirmed cases with more than 250 deaths. the number of cases in the u.s. has passed 905,000, nearly 52,000 people have died. nationwide, one in four americans say someone in their household has lost their job because of the pandemic. more than 26 million americns have applied for unemployment benefits since the crisis began. >> and this is also a bewildering time for high school seniors. cap and gown c

layer temperatures out there right now widespread 50's and 60's along not only the san francisco peninsula noticing the biggest drop in temperatures but also along the bay as well mid to upper 60's but still in the low to mid even upper 70's as you make your way in run into the east bay and south bay so very unique microclimate forecast out there right now but overnight lows tonight thanks to that blanket of cloud cover tonight we are going to see widespread low 50's and her cooler us locations in the north bay and even along the bay area coastline just cooling down into the upper 40's and tomorrow's daytime highs. we're all going to notice at cooling trend where we could actually be right about average or most of the san francisco peninsula and a few degrees above normal along the bay but seeing about 5 to 10 degrees of cooling for most of our interior valleys tomorrow, specifically for those of you in the east bay and south bay so enjoy those pleasant temperatures in the mid 70's for tomorrow stormtracker 4 tracking that blanket of cloud cover and also thanks to that robust marine mayor,

a new push of showers moving across the peninsula and approaching the south bay. mostly south of san francisco today but across the bay area we will see some off and on rain. as we get a closer look we're seeing that rain across the south county, now approaching san jose. as we go into this afternoon there may be some thunderstorms popping up and i'll be tracking that, of course, for you. how much additional rain we may see and what's ahead in the rest of the forecast. mike has a look at the morning commute. >>> that's right, kari, which is obviously very light as far as any backups we have. a lot of cars out there but it's moving smoothly. information from muni. we have some changes to muni's service now and they're cutting back on their schedule. we can expect increased wait times today because they have fewer operators and fewer riders as well. beginning tomorrow they will eliminate some service as well so more changes they'll announce overnight. adding service to some areas with higher ridership, service around the hospitals, essential businesses. now we talk

have the most confmed cases with 956 cases so far county is up to 434 cases and 7 deaths alo the peninsula and san mateo county 388 cases and 10 deaths alameda county stands at 359 cases with 8 deaths so far contra costa county as a 250 cases with 3 deaths and over th north bay marine county they're at a 108 cases, 6 staff sonoma county far solano county ha 54 cases and t's also the only county with no known deaths. now the county has 18 cases and e death. well to the south bay, the health department has launched a new effort keep the puic informed about its response to thecoronavirus emergency. there are ow be a daily li briefing on its facebook pa county health official accusing county health officer doctor doctor sara dy told a facebook ve audience yesterday that they are seeing some soft signs that the rate of the read of staing to slow down a little bit just a little bit. she says that the new order expanding the shelter in place restrictions to may we'll ga long way to help keep hoitals from just being overwhelme they sure are. >>the new order includes mandatory social distancin and

69 but 72, daly city, halfmoon bay at 70, thank you offshore winds up to the northern end of the peninsula more the middle 70's to be dished out burlingame 74 along with san bruno south san fncisco, 75. some upper 70's down to san carlos in redwood city and mountain dew chcking in at 76. and to the south bay 78 for morgan hill in san jose and milpitas so the 7 going on for santa cla with cupertino at 76 mid 70's line up the east bay shoreline tothe south they were geting up there to 77 tri valleyyou're at 78 for pleasanton and livermoralso a dublin walnut creek along with concord and 75 going on for oakland 74 berkeley richmond comes in at 75. what's to jump ahead of us and a look at our extended forecast comes in like this. no rain on there so t to worry about that okay 80 in some selective spots inland that will be picking up a vacavie. 80 or 78 gng on for tomorrowso a slight reduction going on for the highs quickly getting into the 60's becse we have a shift of the rain part of the forecast that is the coconut here until sunday in lingering a little bit into monday. and i think that sec

cases with 956 so far just one death, san francisco county has 434 cases and 7 deaths along the peninsula, san mateo county stands at 388 cases with 10 deaths. alameda county is up to 359 cases with 8 deaths contra costa county standing at 250 cases with 3 deaths and in thnorth bay marine county, a 10cases 5 deaths so far. sonoma county has 91 cases only one death solano countyhas 54 cases and so far it's the only county with no known deaths now the county has 18 cases and one death. >>and happeni today, some grocery stores here in califoia will start offering specl hours and they're set aside just for first responders wantto go now to kron four's will tran he's live in san jose this morning. he has he latest what a great idea wi. >>the reason why this is coming up because first responders rk odd hours and they'ralways in some sort of action here they can't go shping we've seen so many people go out and op in hardin by the time, those first reonders marty and robin wh they come in it's a long gone is so in talks with first responders e owner of lucky's food, max and save mart. they came u

cloudy tonight and expect more fog and isolated drizzle along the peninsula coast, the peninsula itselfnd up into the east bay hills and the weekend is trending dry, but cooler. here's a look at your fog forecast. by noon, plenty of cloud cover over the bay and during the afternoon hours, that will dissipate and cling to the coast more so than anywhere else. look what it does to our temperatures. coast is 59 and we'll be lucky if we get to 62 in san francisco and mid to upper 60s for most of the bay. some areas we'll see sunshine quicker places like the east bay valley and the south bay. we'll head into the low and mid 70s. low to mid 50s with cloudy conditions as we talked about before. here's the area of low pressure that is responsible for the weather the next two days. now, it's going to stay off shore, but with its counterclockwise flow, it will put some moisture into our neighborhoods and when it hits the neighborhood a more random chance of a shower tomorrow. and then it slides down to the south over the weekend. opening this up for a little more sunshine, but still cool weather

parts of the peninsula will be breezy with those winds up to 20 miles an hour. more clouds will arrive for your easter morning. it will be breezy this afternoon with low 60s at the coast. 65 in san mateo. 71 in concord. san jose, nice mild day. up to 70 for you. 70 in the north bay. notice these clouds clinging to the coast here. looking at slightly cooler weather for parts of the shore line and the peninsula. closer look at easter. waking up to low clouds and fog. lots of 50s. brighter conditions for noontime with upper 60s in our inland valleys, mid 60s around the bay. 50s around the coast by the afternoon. we'll see those numbers climb into the mid 70s. it's been a long time, hasn't it? low 70s around the bay and slightly warmer at the coast. overnight lows at the 40s and 50s with the fog back with us tonight and our accuweather seven-day forecast featuring not only the milder weather today but sunnier conditions for inland valleys first, then those clouds bring back to the shoreline, warmer tomorrow for easter. then as we get into monday and tuesday, wow, we

peninsula coast. also in the rth bay were in county sonoma little bit as well here it is on future cast for the inld areas, it relatively gives up, but you can ee it continues onward throughout the late afternoon into the evening hours in fact and then after we get into tomorrow morning. you can see its pretty much subsided because at that point the high pressure will be pretty much settled. it's then going to be a warming phe for us here is the progress today nowcross the state reading getting up there to 83 85 for fres on central valley83 for bakersfield. big fears coming in at65 and meanwhile the midto upper 70 san diego 61 by the way from monterrey of the central coast. all right so future cast for everything is pretty much high pressures game, although temperatures are falling all week long after that big zenith hit on we're looking for the weekend is there's like 2 was coming our way the second one actually looks more juicy on these modelswhich may hold with a better chance of picking up those s

this time on the peninsula, first responders honored health care workers today. it happened around 6:00 to 7:00 this morning at stanford children's hospital and stanford health care in palo alto. law enforcement, firefighters, they lined up, applauded doctors and nurses, and respiratory therapist, all of those coming in for the shift change. some even made signs and sounded their car alarms to show their appreciation. >>> well, it started out as an idea to get rid of rodents, and now it's becoming nature experience for people stuck in their homes. the coronavirus brings something good happening in the community. joe gives aus look. >> artist elizabeth romanini loves all things nature, so much so, in her neighborhood, when it developed a rodent problem, she put up an owl box and let the owls do the pest control. >> pea put in the barn owl box in the corner of our property, overlooking that field. >> the owls watch the rodents and romanini installed a camera to watch the owls which recently hatched five owlets but she learned her neighbors were watching the owls an

the peninsula, humane society has started giving away pet food to families who needed including people are stuck at home kron four's maureen kelly has that story. >>the volunteers portion out people for the 28 pets of the registered so far for the peninsula, humane society's pet food bank. it's for san mateo county residents were struggling to make ends meet because of the shelter-in-place order shutting down the local economy the humane society's communication manager says this is the first time they've done anything like this in recent memory. i mean certainly you know we can help people you know if a fallen on hard times and they do need some pet food we've never done anything on this scale. >>recently, i mean. >>but nothing like this has really happened recently, i mean you know the coronavirus has has crippled so many aspects of our community and as the animals leaders in san mateo county we want to be able to help head owner. so that's why we decided to focus on. >>providing pet food for people who need it during this time, the volunteers bag up and give away the food from inside

there's another on the arabian peninsula there is a virus that emerged that resembles the sars virus that scared the experts back in 2003. the new sars virus out of the arabian peninsula has only killed one person and another man in the hospital in britain but scientists all over the world were watching it carefully because they know the next big one could look something like that. so there is a drumbeat of these things. the diseases that i've mentioned have two things in common. among those i mentioned they are all caused by viruses and that is the particular profile of the scariest of the exemplars of this phenomenon. they call these animal infections that pass into humans zoonoses, a virus or it can be other forms of infectious blogs. it can be a bacteria, a protozoan like the creatures that cause malaria, it could be a fungus, it could be a worm, something called a pre- dot that causes mad cow disease and usually it is a virus more than anything. they pass from animals and humans. they don't always cause disease. sometimes they become harmless passengers and humans. there is a vi

nor the end of the peninsula upper 60'71.lingame heading down to the south 71 foster city ca russ and carlos at 71 2 75rom mountain view 74 for palo alto in the south bay. well for now in the upper 70's, piece of 80's coming in near future, though rgan hill at 79 los gatos it 77 with santa clara cupertino as well. he's the shoreline to the south mid 70's pleasanton 76 along with livermore 77 to get more warming coming your way later this week 79 walnut creek, 81 meanwhile for concord and comparing with the east bay or so separation here 74 for e san leandro oakland, 76 for richmond appear the north bay now 79 for sonoma 79 alsofor now apple is benicia 7781 for santa rosa. point rain stenson beh lower to middle 60's that's kind of like almost a summertime forecast in the seven-day there you see the warm p into the weekend a slight relaxing on unday. and that looks for another warm up as we get into earlnext week robin, i think i'm going back to you that's right. thank you. dave, let's check in on a hot spot that's been lingeri

coast and the peninsula itself. and the weekend is cooler but at least it's going to be dry. monday is our next chance of rain. let's look at the cloud cover and you can see even by noon plenty of cloud cover at the bay and around the coa a then stay at the coast deuuring the afternoon hours keeping you in the 50s and low 60s and barely 60 in san francisco and mid few upper 60s around the bay and especially the north bay or the east bay and the south bay where the sun breaks out first. tonight a little bit cooler up in the north bay, upper 40s. and the cloud cover keep us in the low to mid 50s. area of low pressure sliding down the coast to our west. you can see the radar returns mainly out over the ocean and for the rest today more likely where they will be. higher elevations near the coast, a slight chance of a stray shower today and maybe an isolated shower tomorrow. not enough for a storm impact scale. best chance of wet weather is going to be in the high country through sunday and there you can see monday we ge

so a little busy t not bad at all under 30 minutes from the east bay over to t peninsula will take another look at traffic coming up a littlbit later. well in kland family is helping outside alth care help to keep doing so and a week one week andre and katie card act. they re purpe. there are a fabrication and design production facility to make face shiels so the couple has time to have the skills they have the equipment to make a diffence during these tough times. w they just need the manpower to help finish making the shelv. >>23 from germany takes to 15 minutes toan hour for shielding where this particular car. 2 minutes she can fashioned time in the bay area is this coming week. >>so we are scrambling. and what we're crting is entirely reasonable also all of this can be sterilized 2 years. >>maybe you have some free time on your hands of so if you'd like to help youknow we have more informati listed on r website kron 4 dot com. the former vice esident joe biden is suggesting the democratic national convention may have to be altered. if the coronavus is still an issue the convention s a

here's a look at the peninsula. 56 this morning. 75 at noon and near 80 at 3:00 and a very nice 72 at 7:00. speaking of essential workers, let's get an update by jobina. fp >> i noticed your background and you changed it on me. it says turn it up on tuesday. mike is quick with the backgrounds. you will have to see that the next time he comes up. he's good. he's really good. good morning, everybody. we will look live outside so you can see the alemany project there. on the left-hand side of screen is southbound traffic in the north bay lanes, and on the right-hand side that's the southbound lane area, and you see all the workers completing the deck on schedule. this is day five of the project and you know why this is happening right now, because this is caltrans' largest project of the year and was supposed to happen in july that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and kee