robin back to you found good. thank you dave. >>well starting today face coverings will be required at the minetta san jose international airport to make sure you have your us with you all members of the public and workers will be required to wear a face covering inside of airport buildings. face coverings must cover the nose and the mouth children aged 6 and under people who have trouble breathing or who are incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the face covering without help will not be required to wear one. there will be signs just reminding folks all around the airport about the face coverings will post and throughout the terminals this comes as several airlines, including delta united and jetblue will all start requiring passengers to wear masks today, other airlines will require passengers were mass starting later this month. well face coverings are also now mandatory for all vta riders in the south bay bus and light rail operators will also be required to wear them face covering orders have already been issued in som

robin? >> all right, george, thank you. >>> now to that urgent warning about children and covid-19. evidence mounting that the virus is linked to a dangerous condition that has taken the lives of at least three new york children. stephanie ramos has more at lenox hill hospital there in manhattan. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. doctors say this rare inflammatory syndrome is affecting toddlers to elementary school aged kids weeks after they've been exposed to the coronavirus. with so many more cases, the department of health here in new york is now working with the cdc to develop a national criteria to better identify this illness. this morning, an urgent warning for parents as cases of a mysterious illness possibly linked to coronavirus affect more children across the u.s. in new york, governor andrew cuomo announcing that the state department of health is now investigating 85 cases of pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome. >> this is every parent's nightmar

robin. >>well here in the bay area, san francisco could allow more businesses to reopen next monday with curbside pickup and delivery services. >>mayor london breed unveil the next steps for reopening the city while she is excited about the potential expansion of curbside pickup and delivery she says it could be a dangerous move especially since the city has not yet seen a substantial downward trend and hospitalizations for covid-19 san francisco city officials say the decision whether to allow more retail stores to open on may 18th will be determined by the number of coronavirus patients in san francisco hospitals. >>if indeed our rate of hospitalizations. start to climb substantially. it may not be safe to continue to reopen. >>well the city has also set up a new set of guidelines for stores that are already open places like grocery stores delivery services and restaurants, let's also put those guidelines in place. well thank you for joining us once again on the kron 4 morning news. let's

robin marty. >>all right well, thanks a lot for that live report from hayward robin. >>well even though some san francisco retailers can now re open for curbside pickup, others are still desperately struggling now there's a proposal to help restaurants in the city stay alive. some businesses such as easy breezy frozen yogurt. i like that name have seen a 70% drop in business since the shelter orders went into effect but the rent has stayed the same now many are looking to renegotiate their rent. >>we're trying to do is to create a strong incentive for landlords to negotiate with tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive. >>state senator scott wiener's plan which he says is opposed by the commercial real estate industry allows attended to adopt a 30 day negotiation period. and if successful the tenet then has the option to cancel the lease. he says the goal is not to have these lease is terminated, but to create a more level playing field so a renegotiation can happen the proposal

robin? so it's not less important to stay away from people. testing is a problem. we don't have enough of it, but the testing standard is better now. so now anybody who wants a test or would even not feel sick should be able to get that test before they go into certain areas, congregate areas. we don't have enough of them yet. we don't have enough of them for the surveillance effect to take place, but i think we're going to see it result in a summer of low cases and then a fall of a return. >> what are you hearing with the doctors? are their tests available? governor cuomo are saying there are people that should be tested and they're not. >> there's not enough tests to spread out into the entire community to start this surveillance program looking for new flare-ups. a lot of people are returning to meat packing plant. they need to be tested as they go into work daye nr for when foreed r >>> we'll turn to breaking dr. ashton joins us. good morning, jen. >> some positive news from one of the c

and, robin -- >> ooh. >> reporter: robin, where are you?ks really, i mean, it choked me up seeing that and, of course, bigfoot. you had a trifecta this morning and with riva. >> reporter: thank you, my friend. >> always good. always good. thank you, lara. >>> we move on to our "gma" cover story. we're taking you inside the mall of america before it re-opens monday and the biggest shopping mall in the country is of course, making big changes to help keep customers and workers safe. will reeve joins us with more on all of that. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. as businesses around the country move to re-open they have to change the way they operate and we got an exclusive look at how the biggest, most famous mall in the nation can preparing to let shoppers back inside. mall of america is the largest shopping mall in the country. usually servicing over 100,000 customers per day. now that number is being cut in half. >> the state of minnesota is requiring us to be at 50% capacity and by us reducing our parking capacity

robin? >> all right, alex. >>> all eyes on those new jobless numbers that are due out later this morning. and the chair of the federal reserve issuing that urgent warning of lasting economic damage. so our rebecca jarvis joins us with the latest on all that. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that's right, jobs are the additional casualty of this pandemic crisis across the country and the fed chair is now warning if washington does not act with additional stimulus the impacts of this economic decline will be long lasting. overnight an urgent warning from federal reserve chair jerome powell. >> the scope and speed of this downturn are without modern precedent significantly worse than any recession since world war ii. >> reporter: just this morning a new report showing an additional 2.98 million americans filed new claims for unemployment benefits last week bringing the total number of workers who lost their job in just two months to more than 36 million. powell calling o

robin? >> okc, all right.>> we turn to that confrontation sparking outrageous overnight. a white woman calling the police after a black man says he asked her to leash her dog in central park. t.j. holmes joins us with what they're both saying this morning. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: "there's an african-american man threatening my life." robin, those are the exact words this woman used in a frantic manner on 911. and so much of the outrage you mentioned, robin, is there this morning and has to do with what many people perceive as her attempt to threaten and weaponize the police against a black man. this on camera confrontation making headlines overnight. >> please take your phone off. >> please don't come close to me. >> reporter: you're hearing chris cooper who says his request for this woman to keep her dog on a leash quickly escalated. >> i'm calling the cops. >> please call the cops. please call the cops. >> i'm going to tell them there is an african-american man threatening my life. >> please tell the

thank you. >> thanks, robin. >> thanks, robin. >> you heard them. at the ticker tape parade after they won the world cup and the ticker tape parade there in new york and to sigh the little boys, little girls that were looking to them and cheering them on and they know that they have an example they want to set not just for themselves but for pay equality for all and that's something that they're still fighting for. coming up, we have the bella twins, they're going to join us live talking about their pregnancies, their new memoir and so much more. so come on back. ♪ 'cause i'm gonna stand by you ♪ ♪ even if we're breaking down we can find a way to break through ♪ ♪ even if we can't find heaven i'll walk through hell with you, love, you're not alone ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm gonna stand by you ♪ ♪ even if we can't find heaven, i'm gonna stand by you ♪ ♪ even if we can't find heaven >>> welcome back. we love celebrating some of the heroes right there on the front lines of this pandemic. >> absolutely and check out this doctor here who after a long day at work ded

>> well, that is so important, robin. going into the pool, because that helps you stratify the risk, they're also recommending when you are in the pool, no mask. i mean, that may be obvious to some, but that is important that you keep your distance when you are in that pool. that will help lower the risk for, again, for adults or children, and also that you wash your hands. and we have to remember there are significant benefits, especially to children using a pool. they can learn to swim over the summer. so we have to balance those with the risks, not for the child, but for their home environment as well. >> yeah, balance as always. okay, jen, thank you so much. appreciate that. and now let's get back to michael. what day is it, michael? what day is it? >> hump day! that's right, robin, it's hump day. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, we have the importance of teletherapy for so many families right now. how to help keep your kids focused in the long run. >>> another double "deals & steals." two big bargains from two great

>>robin. >>all right. thank you marty checking in on the weather forecast now i went out yesterday to empty the trash was around 10 o'clock. i said i'll take out the trash, you know, i'll go for a walk and then i felt how hot it was outside. through in the trash turned around and went back indoors. it was pretty hot to if i did get my walk or jog in yesterday. >>well you have better life going on for this and tomorrow, particularly we're really going to take chop away at those highs. you know the good news is today a good morning robin everybody and the good news today is that we're having not just the reduction of temperatures were falling out of the 100 degree mark for all of the area and then tomorrow you're going to see a real big dramatic changes. well here comes some of that marine layer sneaking in here this fog the shot, no contrast island. county hinting that things are going to be changing now. temperatures thus far we're in the 50's around the perimeter of the bay upper 50's at that inland, we'r

hi robin good morning chris lot of people frustrated with their travel. the airlines having all kinds of problems financially as well so the department of transportation said it's received thousands more complaints than normal about air travel so it issued a warning to the carrier's telling them. >>look at your customer service policies try to be flexible have a some consideration as to the needs of the passengers as well now the department says it usually receives about 1500 air travel complaints in a typical month, but has gotten 25,000 in april and so far may well boyce assistance may play a big role and help people shop after the pandemic retail consultant janet been told cnbc the technology to make it happen exists and retailers can implement it soon for example, he said that shoppers could drive into a parking lot park, the car and then work through an app with the voice to talk to sort out what it is they need to look and see if it's in supply and bring it up to the car necessary jc penney is in talks with key lenders to secure 450 million in finan

from the north bay robin. >>a u.s. notably absent from today's reopening are nail salons governor newsome said thursday, they'll likely be a part of phase 3 citing a nail salon as the point of origin for the state spread of the coronavirus and that was news to industry professionals. >>the price because for me being in the nail industry for over 30 years. >>i i didn't know that i just felt the heartbreak of on the onslaught of all managers, what. >>as the state of california done to protect manicurist to protect clients. we haven't heard one thing about what we can do to protect our team members. >>14 states have lifted restrictions on nail salons with at least 4 more set to do so in the coming days. >>in the east bay, the alameda county fair has been canceled for the first time in a 100 years the 18 day fair was scheduled to run from june 19th 2 july 12th the fair as we mentioned the 108 year old tradition that nearly half a million people attend every single year. it also brings in a significant economic boo

well that was paul vercammen reporting for us this morning, robin.>i lost out of his ihsan is keeping the music alive during the shelter-in-place he holes free concerts for his neighbors, take a listen to rely susan we do not there today, >>yeah i'm waving my hands, i'm singing along jill nelson, a professional musician at the catalyst nightclub in santa cruz says that he's received a lot of positive feedback from his neighbors. joel said that his many concerts have made him very happy as he misses playing, but he's glad that his music can bring some joy to others. >>have and i was just smiling i wow this is something it's because i had no idea you have that kind of effect on people yeah, this is i can give something back to the be able to play in front of people do something different. >>nice little jealous also put in a donations suggestion for a song requests and so far. he's raised over $6500 for second harvest food bank, a silicon valley. joel place once a week for 5 from 5.30 to 07:00pm sounds good. >>looks great to one of you ha wow kron 4 sal

well robin good morning, everybody. yes, it is that we're looking provide the hottest temperatures are going to see in the seven-day so if you like it hot this is your day because it's not going to like this tomorrow or really into next week either. now marty had a nice picture earlier with some oranges i do too about the golden gate for this that we see off in the distance moran. little of that haze going on right around the immediate they there because remember the bay does not host the it is quite chilly. so there's a contrast that there will be this afternoon as well there it is a high-pressure cell in the west providing hot weather for us today, but the change come this weekend. in early into next week talking about not only cooler temperatures still but also some rain developing with this now. les just take a look at the weekend forecast first already tomorrow morning things starting to change a little bit with that marine layer try to sneak in here a little bit here. most of the bay will remain mostly sunny, alth

robin?> have to keep that in mind, okay, matt, thank you. >>> we close out the half hour with a moment of triumph for a veteran who after a very long battle has beaten covid-19. was discharged from the hospital. he spent 50 days fighting that virus in milwaukee. his health care heroes, you can see, they lined the halls to cheer him on, and he was thanking each and every one of them as well. beautiful to see, amy and whit. >> seeing him wipe those tears and that hug with so much meaning behind it. that was beautiful. >> 50 days. incredible. >> thank you for sharing that with us, robin. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning including shanghai disney re-opening in just a matter of days. the plan to help keep visitors safe and what it means for parks here in the u.s. >>> and the new coronavirus vaccine on the fast track already being tested on humans in one of the biggest trials in the world. one of the scientists leading that trial is with us live but first let's get a chec

>>thanks sarah robin. >>well, a san francisco company is helping hundreds of thousands of families in california with a valuable tool in the coronavirus fight for the first time in months students in pittsburgh returned to campus. they were allowed to pick up their items that they left inside of the classrooms and they also drove away with medical supplies. 2000 families took home digital thermometers and this is just a fraction of the 400,000 being donated to school districts all across the state courtesy of san francisco based company ken's a health. >>are really amazing thermometers they provide health helpful tips for our families and there's an app connects to the phone to provide tons of information back to the families. >>school leaders say that they're very thankful to receive the hard to come by items and they know they'll small devices will provide a big boost to families of the coronavirus fight. well here in california beauty and el dorado counties are the first 2 counties that are going furthe

they're saying no robin. >>all right, thank you rain and we'll check back with you throughout the morning. now it's time to get a check of your forecast with dave spahr i know we have a holiday weekend approaching a lot of folks will be maybe hanging out outside of the backyard for nice little barbecue and such at a check in with days far and see what's in store dave. >>that's right and the deathly want to do some ice on pick up too because she would need a lot of ice court on 2 it's going to really warm up this weekend and early into next week today just mild is what we're looking at taking care of some last minute business here some morning fog we can see some delays around the golden gate bridge. just a touch so on that note how does the fog do this morning and some of those coastal clouds. well they do mix out pretty quickly here by the 8 o'clock hour 9 o'clock hour, the only problem areas a little bit along the peninsula coast. it looks like down in the santa cruz mountains of touch and maybe some of the

just finished a 12-hour shift, robin, raven and robin and heather and adele and annette.and no one does it better than you, my man. thank you, thank you, thank you. all right. ginger, how do -- where do we go from here? >>> how about record heat. does that help at all? yeah, record heat from travers city, michigan, at 91 to buffalo and then much cooler at the coast because of this. check out that picture, robin. you had the chrysler building sticking out of the fog because the ocean is so cold. islip in the low 70s. 90s from burlington to syracuse. >>> we have an exclusive look at the duchess of cornwall, camilla parker bowles reading and acting out the classic from "james and the giant peach" as part of the web series hosted by oscar winning screenwriter and director taika waititi to raise money for the fight against covid-19. >> here we go. >> a sort of giant lady bird. >> just a minute, captain, the first officer said. >> and a colossal green grasshopper. >> captain, the first officer said sharply, captain, please. >> and a mammoth speeder. >> oh, dear, he's been at th

robin? >> okay, whit, thank you very much. >>> now to the cruise industry as we know hit hard by the pandemic. while thousands of workers are still stranded at sea, now at least two cruise lines are announcing plans to return to service for passengers as early as this summer. our transportation correspondent gio benitez has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, major cruise lines signaling a potential return to service for some of their ships this summer. norwegian cruise line telling abc news overnight it plans to relaunch cruise operations with embarkations beginning july 1st. and carnival cruise line announcing what it called a phased-in approach which could return eight ships to service as early as august 1st, but adds nothing is final and that it's working with government officials on a potential return to service. >> it is interesting, though, they can't get me off the ship and yet in a few months they can get guests on ships and start sailing again. >> reporter: ryan driscoll -- ♪ th

>>good morning everyone, thank you for waking up with us on this hump day wednesday may 13th i'm robin winston, good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales will get right to our developing story this morning. the clash between alameda county and tesla appears to be over the county health department announcing late last night that the tesla factory in fremont will be allowed to go beyond basic operations kron four's will tran is live at the tesla facility in fremont with those details will good morning. good morning robin it's a complicated deal because it's not a hard shutdown in alameda county officials said that if they meet the requirements for safety. >>and things stabilize meaning there's an explosion of coronavirus cases that they can resume operations as early as next week. but you can clearly see how many cars are in the parking lot at this time at tesla people are coming and going looks to be just as busy as it was yesterday so even though they reached agreement to make sure to buy the next several days to see if measurements are put in to make sure that everybody is safe it l

marty thank you robin. >>in the east bay police arrested several suspects that they say are tied to a violent street gang. the fbi and richmond police arrested the 7 adults and 2 teenagers. it's part of what they call operation no fly zone police say that they are suspected gang members and are accused of attempted murders carjackings home invasions street robberies and more. some of these robberies. >>more random there. the costco and city of richmond and i think the ultimate just picked somebody that had walked to their car and then there's also some that occur down want to create conquered and all they terrorized half of contra costa county. >>well you're taking a look at surveillance footage of the aftermath of a violent shooting that allegedly involved 2 rival gangs this was from february. it's one of the multiple crimes that led to the latest arrests, police say they're still looking for at least one more suspect. >>the status had pg and e with a huge fine for its role in the catastrophic wildfires in

robin?ght, eva, thank you. >>> now all 50 states, as we know, taking steps towards re-opening. while new cases, hospitalizations and deaths are falling in most places, there are still hot spots appearing across the country and steve osunsami joins us from outside the cdc in atlanta with more. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. today in ohio, for example, restaurants can open to table service inside. here in georgia the re-opening began weeks ago. but there are parts of this country that are still late to this pandemic. in alabama, for example, this morning they're seeing their highest number of cases. the re-opening and the comeback is nationwide this morning. authorities in all 50 states are now easing restrictions meant to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. >> how may i help you? >> reporter: the number of people dying and getting sick every day is generally falling but local outbreaks that no one saw coming still have health officials worried. >> that's re

robin?> okay, ginger. >>> now to the latest on all 50 states that are now relaxing at least some restrictions amid concerns of new hot spots emerging. this as people get ready to head to parks and beaches for the holiday weekend and whit johnson joins us with the latest from new york. good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. the coastline across much of the northeast will be back open by memorial day, but beaches like this one here in new york city will remain closed. no swimming, no gathering as part of a complex and at times, confusing patchwork of re-openings happening now in every state. all 50 states now partially open. this morning, connecticut the final state to ease restrictions. >> i think we can proceed on a very thoughtful basis with those businesses that are least likely to be dangerous, most likely to have a real economic value for the state. >> reporter: but some businesses angry over being left out. connecticut salon owners protesting after learning they ar

>>robin all right. thank you marty well it's time to get a check of the forecast it's going to be another hot to warm day, let's check in with dave, so you can see exactly how kelsey it's going to be in your city dave. >>a good morning robin good morning, everybody and we're still dealing with the fog at least atthis hour. but top it's giving us a little bit of relief in the morning hours little colder this morning. we saw yesterday but make no mistake about it will still be plenty hot this afternoon got some sunshine trying to break through here is a good cheese see from this stop the shot from timber on way off to the different distance there you can see the golden gate bridge is completely covered up normally would be way off to the distance we can see it too well. our numbers are in the 50's and 60's now antioch snow up to 67. 62 conquered 61. for livermore we've got the mid to upper 50's on the east bay shoreline 61 for san jose and we are trailing some half a dozen degrees behind where we were thi

>>well robin i'll tell you in apple stores are reopening coming up >>it's 6.30 welcome back to kron 00orning news. thanks for staying with us this time to get a check of the forecast before you head out and start planning your day, let's check in with meteorologist dave spahr dave. >>hey good morning guys, good morning, everybody and off to a foggy start telling us the marine layer is trying to fight back a little bit hey about that and we're going to be a change in temperatures starting today but more earnestly it looks like as we get into. tomorrow that's going to get out u c berkeley shot here yet still the purple haze linger around a little bit. that's going to mix out though fairly quickly for us this morning. temperatures in the upper 50's we got 63, antioch 60 for livermore upper 50's up to the north bay and 46 tomato 58 coming in for san jose across the wider bay, our temperatures are some half a dozen degrees behind where they were this time yesterday nevado stands out at 13 degrees behind have been based pretty close to yesterday and 10 degrees behind for san jose. we do have

>>robin good morning, good morning, everybody and we're off to a pretty good start actually a littlehilly compared to temperatures coming our way in the very near future here live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge. we have some of the blaze. there is some scattered cloud cover which to deal with a that will mix out to a mostly sunny day on balance, those temperatures. just a quick check mid-fifties and those inland valleys 47 santa rosa 46 from about oh 57 meanwhile for san jose and 53 going on for san francisco, lining up your day today we have 55 at 08:00am by leavenworth 63 high temperatures in the inland valleys expected to be into the 70's today. however as we get into the weekend temperatures really climate of the big way let your extended forecast it all coming up in a bit robin back to you sounds good. thank today. coming up in the next hour now the county is moving into an expand that stage 2. >>reopening what this allows and means for schools coming up in a live report. >>plus the city of san jose is moving forward with a plan to safely reopen dine-in restaurants o

, thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it's memorial day may 25th i'm robin winds. hi everybody i'm marty gonzales our top story this morning is of course the weather let's take a live look outside at walnut creek still cool this morning, but it's going to be a sizzler. >>in contra costa county this morning and all through the bay area throughout the day as we going deal with some hot temperatures. yes, but just how hot is it going to get let's check in with dave farr who has an update on our forecast morning day. >>good morning guys good morning, everybody and we're looking at a heat advisory covering a good piece of real estate across the bay and excessive heat warning for solano county it looks like this is going to last until thursday. live shot of alcatraz we get kind of a sultry feel of what was going on some oranges there off to the background as well and the bay waters there of warmed up a little bit but they're still cool and that's providing some relief for folks along the east bay shoreline in anywhere near water that are not technically in the sta

artie robin. >>all right well, thanks a lot, it's good to a good to see things starting to get back to what we would think of as normal. all right, let's go ahead check out the forecast for this wednesday morning days far as going to tell us all about it and we're looking forward to the memorial day weekend dave. and you're saying it's going to be a little toasty a. >>oh very much so really warming up we get into this weekend. i mean we're not going to feel anything just yet it's got to get a couple days kind of get its act together terms this high-pressure zone but warming up in a big way, here's a live look at what we've got going on thus far we're trying to clear out some of these clouds but still hanging around the shop from u c berkeley we could off to the distance the bay itself. as far as our temperatures were in the middle 40's and a good chunk of the north bay of mid 50's meanwhile, the east bay. 57 a work of before going on for fremont 57 meanwhile down to san jose and 54 coming in for s

kyung lah reporting for us this morning, robin. >>kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate jalen fresh eisen what is fresher middle name where you're nicked that today was graduating from road catholic high school. he will continue his education and athletic career at western oregon university, fresh will be studying sports medicine and also playing football so congratulations to fresh. remember you congratulate graduates if you like go to our website kron 4 dot com let us know about a graduate in your life we have a special tap calls salute to grads 2020. it's right under the news tab send us your picture. let us know what high school they're graduating from and what's next we are very proud of the class of 2020. before we go a little peek outside very cloudy changes in store for the forecast right now we have a mix of sun and clouds right now at sfo get ready for the rain is moving in tonight will be >>welcome back everyone kron four's been honoring people doing great things in their community

robin? >> so incredibly sad. alex, thank you. >>> now to the growing outrage in the case of ahmaud arbery, the young unarmed black man shot and killed in georgia. a new prosecutor has been assigned to the case. steve osunsami is in atlanta with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you. state investigators who have taken over this case have all but promised there would be more arrests and we are hearing for the first time from the person who recorded that video that we've all seen. this witness tells us that he is cooperating with investigators and will continue to do so. we are hearing this morning from the neighbor of the two accused murders who worked at a local hardware store who recorded this cell phone video that shows the last jog and the last breath of 25-year-old ahmaud arbery, a former athlete. >> yeah, i wish i hadn't been there, but once again, if i hadn't been there, there would have been no video. >> reporter: william roddy bryant wouldn't say why he was recording but says he

>>all right randi thanks a lot for that live report from napa robin. >>one this is notably absent from today's reopening are nail salons governor newsome said thursday. the likely be a part of phase 3 citing a nail salon us the point of origin for the state spread of the coronavirus that was news to industry professionals. >>surprise because for me being in the nail industry for over 30 years. >>i i didn't know that i just felt the heartbreak of on the onslaught of all managers, what. >>as the state of california done to protect. >>manicurist to protect clients. we haven't heard one thing about what we can do to protect our team members. >>14 states have lifted restrictions on l salons with at least 4 more set to do so in the coming days. sky lines for the phased reopening of california among them having workers in place to track down people who have been exposed to those who tested positive for covid-19 ucsf is now working with the state to train thousands of contact tracers these disease detectives will reach out to the people who have been in close

>>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on this friday morning may 29th, i'm robin when said good morning, everybody, i'm martin gonzalez. our top story this friday morning the roadmap to reopening, san francisco mayor london breed lays out the city's plan to reopen. >>the state has provided us a guide and we are following that guy based on the data in san francisco to make informed decisions as to when we believe we will be able able to open safely the last thing we want to do is begin the process of reopening see a surge of cases and then have to go back to closing the city completely. >>well the target date for a face to a is next week june first includes child care and also some businesses including doctor rumors. >>phase 2 b's target date is june 15th and it is a big one take a look on your screen 8 includes outdoor dining most indoor retail, religious services summer camps and pro sports but with no fans. >>and then there's face to see it's targeted to begin on july 13th and that's when indoor dining can resume and hair salons can reopen. >>then we move to pha

robin all right. thank you very much for that. >>from the south bay now to the north bay where officials at marin catholic high school say they're going to move forward with their senior graduation plans. there will be a senior ceremony on thursday may 28th, it will be on zoom though, and it's not taking the place of the commencement ceremony. the celebrations include a senior baldwin awards dinner man it concludes with this commencement ceremony on august first at them are in civic center. >>on the kron 4 morning news education experts are worried about the lasting impacts that this pandemic could have on students will have more on this after the break. plus the fda is now requiring makers of coronavirus antibody test to promptly seek emergency use authorization will explain coming up a little peek outside before we go looking at the 70 oh bridge looks really cloudy from this angle but we're expecting a nice day mostly sunny around the bay. if you thought yesterday was nice today even better highs in the 70's and >>good morning,

robin. >>well here in the bay area, san francisco could allow more businesses to reopen next monday with curbside pickup and delivery services. mayor london breed until the next steps for reopening the city. while she's excited about the potential expansion of curbside pickup and delivery to also says that it could be a dangerous move especially since the city has not yet seen of substantial downward trend in hospitalizations for covid-19 san francisco city officials say the decision whether to allow more retail stores to open on may 18th will be determined by the number of coronavirus patients in san francisco hospitals. >>if indeed our rate of hospitalizations. start to climb substantially. it may not be safe to continue to reopen. >>well the city has also set up a new set of guidelines for stores that are already open places like grocery stores to livery services and restaurants must also put those guidelines in place. >>all right time now to go ahead and check out the forecast we had som

>>good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us on this thursday may 20th i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales will get right to our top story for this thursday morning happening today. we could learn more about what schools will look like when students return to the classroom education leaders from across the state are expected to lay out a blueprint for what could be required in classrooms on wednesday state school superintendent tony thurmond said that access to personal protective equipment will be required for schools to reopen. he also emphasized that districts will make their own decision on when and how to reopen that could include a hybrid learning a system a combination of traditional classroom teaching along with learning from home. >>but john sasaki with the oakland unified school district wonders how effectively schools can practice safety as they cope with a million cut from public schools because of the pandemic. >>we're just going fall as for cleaning disinfecting during the course of any school day. so you know we really want to know what

>>why robin good morning. she will most americans feel like they need a second round of stimulus and it's been several weeks for a lot of people as a lockdown drags on many unemployed americans say the 1200 box is runnin out there are at least 4 proposals in congress about this little agreement so far they are expected to talk about this friday will also 150,000 pilots flight attendants baggage handlers could be soon the most at risk for losing their jobs now the feds did bail out the airline industry. but that was only a guarantee of no job cuts through october first and estimates say a 3rd of the sector could be in danger after that the head of marriott says he's seeing signs of improvement, especially in asia on a worldwide basis occupancy was talk percent in april but improved to 15 to 20% for the week that ended may second and twitter white labels and warning messages on some tweets with disputed or misleading information about covid-19. so these labels don't removed the they just direct people to more in

, everyone and thank you for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it's tuesday may 5th i'm robin winston hi everybody i'm marty gonzales will get right to our top story this morning. >>there are new projections that show the number of coronavirus deaths could nearly double compared to previous predictions. the university of washington study now says that 134,000 people could die from the virus. that's almost double the previous projection of just over 72,000 a model used by the white house is also projecting an increase in the number of cases and deaths across the country that models expecting to see 3,000 deaths per day by the first of june. now over the past week about 2000 people have died every day in the u.s. according to data from johns hopkins university. according to john hopkins there are currently over 1 million cases of the coronavirus here in the u.s. and more than 56,000 of those cases are in california. we're also seeing more than 2200 deaths in the state overall more than 187,000 people have recovered from the pandemic in the u.s.. we have updated numbers on corona

good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us it is saturday may 16th, i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales and not all bay area counties are progressing through this pandemic at the same rate. >>and this is leaving some communities, frustrated and feeling as if they're being left behind. >>but by next week nearly all of the bay area counties could move into phase 2 of reopening sonoma napa and solano counties are already in phase 2 and starting on monday san francisco marin and san mateo counties will join in face too. >>and in the east bay alameda county officials are anticipating moving into early to next week. contra costa county will decide about that on monday. santa clara county in the south bay currently remains in phase one and it's not yet providing the date on when it will move into phase 2. that decision not to move forward in santa clara county is fueling some frustration for business owners despite making significant headway in the hospital capacity testing in infrastructure. county health officer doctor sara cody says conditions the

fog just some wispy a's, a little bit we'll see more when the sun joins us and the chilliness that robin was referring to look at that 39 a bottle 40 santa rosa also napa even for places like livermore well inland and 44. a little bit warmer weather on the belt, he got some winds help in the temperatures out a little 53 conquered a 50 for any off 53 for oakland with 40's returning back to the peninsula as well across the state there for highs somewhat muted in the central valley only to lower to approaching middle 80's that's it. i say that because at about a 5 days or so they're going to be 10 degrees warmer than that we're better 66 san francisco, 61 monterey with 70's down the so cal so we basically have our high pressure building for most of the region up to the north everything is being sent to the northwest that's where all the rain opportunities are but again early next week might see some of that to trickle on down south toss in the bay area there goes the passes us, warming up this week. then we do pull back a little bit on the weekend you see on saturday sunday, maybe some scat

and maybe some rain by the weekend robin what's going on with traffic.>not much and that's good a lot of folks are heading to work, but we're not seeing any major delays are backups across the san mateo bridge, here's a live. look and it's a little bit lighter than usual right, normally, it's one of our heaviest bridges said during the morning drive but for now you're in great shape. under 30 minutes to make it over to the peninsula. let's get some more per to shelley what about the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco, your clear through the maze it's quiet on the skyway no problems connecting to one oh one or 2.80 will pick up more purchase coming up a little bit later marty sounds good rob. thank you. >>a senior white house economic advisor says that one in 5 americans could be out of work right now kevin hassett told cnn's state of the union that the an upcoming unemployment report card for this month could reflect that. it's going to be quite a bit higher and and you know there were some technical things they kind of messed up and an economics lect

i'm robin winston. >>marty gonzales and our top story this morning of course is the weather we're taking a live look outside from the embarcadero camera this morning showing us plenty of sunshine and blue skies, it's going to be a toasty one all around the bay today robin but how tow steve let's check in with dave spahr and see how it's warming up today day. >>okay good morning guys, good morning, everyone and with the plenty of sunshine temperatures will be call i'm in a way here's the progress thus far we're still into the 50's and well now in the 60's in most locations some 50's holding on to the peninsula there 67 antioch livermore 60 to conquer coming in at 64 and lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline, we're looking for about 85 by 11 at 02:00pm at 95. we'll see probably a lot of upper 90's at work tuough, but a couple areas may top off it 100 or so is expected as potentially a high. and this memorial with the heat advisory in place 90's going on inland 70's covering the coast. covering up a

>>robin. >>well, the first key date in reopening the city is june 15 that's when restaurants could reopen with outdoor seating bars that don't serve food will have to potentially wait until august kron 4 s taylor bisacky has more. >>pieces of the san francisco dining scene who come back to life june 15th. after the city announced a timeline for restaurants to reopen with outdoor dining only by that they're giving us some time to prepare that just feels great like okay. he's got you know so in 2 and a half weeks to really. >>truly work through what this means while owner of monk's kettle neck cutler is optimistic. he says the outdoor modifications have limitations can really only get. >>the life for rush. 4 tables may be fine for lucky because of that he says most restaurants will probably move to reservations only i would be surprised if there. >>if the majority of restaurants in the city don't switch to resignation all just because. >>the imperative of maintaining clean sanitary environment i

robin what's going on the track we like to thank you.e traffic looks good and we don't have any major problems right now we just have the usual crowding. >>on the san mateo bridge and this is becoming our new normal right a lot of folks are returning to work and it's been pretty busy during the early morning hours you can see all the brake lights on the right that's going west that's leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula. but i don't see any problems on the bridge or even want to make it into foster city or san matteo are connecting with one oh one our 2.80 so so far to get commute from the east bay to the peninsula. let's peek at some more bridges, we have the bay bridge. the traffic looks good here through the pay gates across the upper deck right on through downtown are off to a fantastic start we'll check more coming up in a bit marty ok robin will for the first time since march 3rd since march all 50 states have now at least partially reopen their economies. but there's still some concern over whether states are doing it saf

>>a good morning robin good morning. everybody what we still going mention rain in our forecast for today and again returning it looks like tomorrow as well and the timing will be a little different we had today, the pri and on showers will turn into an afternoon affair for your wednesday, a look at what it looks like an sfo that michael is going on here too as well traffic in the distance we don't have any reports of any delays yet, but we'll check after 5 o'clock and see what's going on there is of course, lighter traffic with this year, future cast for with the fog, let's give it its run and we see it clears out only to return tonight. >>before. before we get a rain developing into tomorrow afternoon so i hear we help the temperatures right now we're in the upper 50's territory, 60 >>57 antioch in concord on the east bay shoreline upper 50's. but a big jump in temperatures expected for today with the rain event that's pretty typical across the state in fact 75 fresno central valley, there baker still at 74 even sacram

all right robin. >>well experts say healthcare workers are at high risk for posttraumatic stress because of this pandemic lawmakers are worried about the ongoing strain on medical professionals and they say access to help should be easily available. advocates agree on and that congress needs to make sure that there's funding to offer mental health support. >>you can see that much suffering without it. having a dramatic effect on you access to mental health services should be considered across the board as one would consider. you know a regular checkup. >>so that advocates are pushing that the next coronavirus aid package includes survivor benefits for families of health care workers who die of covid-19 along with that they want hazard pay whistleblower protection and housing costs for those who live away from home while they work. >>hundreds of san francisco firefighters emts and dispatchers they got some well-deserved recognition for their hard work during this crisis kron four's maureen kelly was th

morning everyone, thank you for waking up with us on the kron 4 morning news, it's monday may 4th i'm robin winston, hi everybody i'm marty gonzales today is a very big day as several bay area counties are taking some steps to ease the stay at home restrictions now some bay area businesses will also be allowed to reopen kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco's give us more details on these new restrictions sarah. >>yeah our new shelter in place here in the bay area does give us a little bit more freedom but it also still has a lot of guidelines that we have to follow we've been doing this for 7 weeks in here at lafayette park or you can see there's a sign that says keep your distance this has been our reality for about 7 weeks now that part of it will stay the same keeping your distance and making sure that you are wearing a mask, but let's take a look at what's changing. according to the new order construction sites can resume was certain safety protocols in place, real estate transactions can also happen now with some restrictions on open houses and limitations on in person viewings c

robin says staying busy saved her sanity and brought much needed structure to her life. >> it gave me feeling of control a little bit, this is something i can do, i can control this. i cannot control what is happening out there. but i can control this little bit of my life. >> reporter: every room in the house was touched except for one, it is the bedroom of her youngest son, hunter, after serving four years in the marine corps will be coming home on thursday. robin says the eight week home remodel has been rewarding in its own weight but nothing compares to having him back. >> the greatest reward out of the last four years will come on thursday, my son will be coming home. >> reporter: in santa rosa, john ramos with kpix5. >>> that is it for the news at 5:00. the kpix5 news that 6:00 begins now . >>> parts of the bay area reaching triple digits today. what happens when your ac breaks ? what it is like to call a repair man during the pandemic. >>> plus, on the same day the governor announces easing of restrictions, a local fish wholesaler has a coronavirus outbreak. >> i'm extremely e

12th, i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales will get right to our top story at 05:00am happening in just a matter of hours. the country's top infectious disease expert will testify on capitol hill. doctor anthony fauci told the new york times that he believes senators that he will tell senators that he there will be quote needless suffering and death of states open too quickly. >>well this hearing will be the first opportunity for members of congress to question top medical experts. the director of the cdc will also be testifying this morning that hearing is expected to started around 07:00am this morning of course we'll keep you update it will bring you doctor fauci is opening statement live right here on the kron 00:04am morning news so stay tuned. >>and happening today governor newsom is expected to release new guidelines and could help decide when restaurants can reopen the restaurant industry as you know has been hit especially hard during the pandemic kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco. she has more on what we can expect later on today from the gov

at work as robin enough film called r.v. how old were you at that time i was 12 i was 12 years old. god romanism he was just such a unique soul man like it was he was such a special human you know like those people who come along very rarely i think into this world and he was someone who just was so loving and such a heart and such a talent and such a model and the way that his mind worked was just you know for me it's something that i always look back on as an absolute special pleasure gifted movie that i got to add to to work with and. you know he's a legend and he lived up to that number sense yes the thing that beautiful thing about robin was i can guarantee you there was a part of him that met you as the hippest cat there on another part and met you as he was just still 12 you might have been actual 12 foot robin hood and yes we side bad i used to always think this is a kid who played alone with figurines in the attic because he tapped into that solo beautiful elf and like happiness like that he was he was a peace or be