so kennedy and the rosa park. we are delighted to have that relationship, that friendship, that allows us to have a say as to what is happening in this community with respect to affordable housing. reverend shaw is about two years new to the san francisco bay area. prior to him being assigned, we had a pastor by the name of reverend jay egabor who was here for 22 years and was very instrumental in our housing portfolio. i believe that if reverend shaw was here today he would be overwhelmed by seeing a sea of individuals that are here, seeing this beautiful building, knowing that millions and millions of dollars were spent to get it to this level. and all of you that are here today. i want to thank you for letting us to be partners in this venture and say to you that anything that we can do, we are just situated there on the corner of golden gate, and we are here to serve, we are here to do all that we can to see that particularly division affordable housing is a priority in this city. thank you. thank you for this

+3 nys santa rosa +3? i will show you that in a second. berkeley is at 56, 52 at half moon bay and fremont at 53 and 61 out at brentwood which was down five yesterday. on the peninsula upper 40s like atherton, los altos hills 64. sfo west at six and hayward east wind and santa rosa has a north wind at 10 and if it holds it will give them upper 80s to near 90, 52 bodega bay, colder than yesterday, very cold water temperatures so it will not take much to get the fog going to happen tomorrow and more so into sunday. today is the warmest day for many and 70s to 80s, downshift a little bit into the weekend and in warming up again early next week.>> holidays don't pause for the pandemic but they are adjusting coming up how the bay area's muslim communities are observing ramadan during the stay-at-home order. also a sign of normalcy and the world of sports, we will look at who the 49ers picked up during yesterday's historic, first of its kind virtual nfl draft. this is a lie look at traffic. the golden gate bridg

shared a lot of controversy when he compared social distancing protesters to civil rights activists rosa parks will find out what he meant by that as he joins me for an end of the one on one in addition to advising the president mr moore is a member of the white house panel on reopening america stephen thanks for joining us. the senate has approved a former navy $1000000.00 leave peg is risky business is what's your reaction good idea. how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported laffer supported steve forbes supported the idea who during a time of crisis you want to give healthy businesses that were healthy and that don't have customers a bridge loan so they can get thr

a half-mile for santa rosa. we head to the day, partly sunny skies, mainly dry conditions, temperatures still slightly below average. 62 in oakland. fairfield, concord and livermore. it is definitely a start, let's check in with a check of traffic. >>> a couple cars headed out. let's give yourself a few extra minutes as you head to that area. it is get you updated on the latest for public transit as many make adjustments, chancl lines, discontinuation jackson, fulton, 10, townsend, 21, he is and 31 balboa lines. this is just a first-round. a second round of changes will also be happening tomorrow. part is also slashing service starting wednesday trains will now run every 10 minutes. for complete list of all the changes, we will have all that for you on our website. you can check that out at kpix.com. >> we have a big endorsement of joden omcivis.love, freedom and equality. and sightless for their future. >> they made it official. , this endorsement is a major boost for biden. now, lewis was diagnosed with stage

buckley, weeks before the montgomery bus boycotts began, right before the arrest of rosa parks. and it was found inherently opposing the civil rights movement. opposing dese ining desegregati. a descendant of william f. buckley jr. to say, oh, no, the state doesn't have its own right to protect citizens. there should be some superimposed forcible reopening of states that imposes that on governors. i don't understand this idea of an inherent civil right to infect other people with coronavirus. do you understand it? >> joy, obviously you've probably never had to sit at the back of the cubicle at work to

santa rosa. you are in fact down to the upper 30s this morning. upper 40s in livermore, low 50s concord. a live look with the treasure island camera with clouds in the sky. around the bay we are looking at a great start. 24 hour temperature change. many are warmer compared to yesterday at this time. from four degrees to 12 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. santa rosa colder this morning compared to yesterday. cloudy around the bay and clear in led to. it is chilly for your. mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon. a bit milder for this afrnr rmtu eekend satellite and radar view. low pressure system spinning off the coast bringing rain to southern california. timing it out on future cast, hour by hour for the bay area. we will see partly sunny skies and a chance to see an isolated shower. for the most part mainly dry conditions today. tomorrow more clouds and could see an isolated shower or sprinkle especially to the south bay tomorrow. again for thursday dry conditions lo moving in. partl

>>reporting in santa rosa gayle ong kron 4 news. >>the marin county sheriff's department will also be enforcing nonessential motorized travel to parks and open spaces within the county. so if you park in designated parking zones in areas where you know parts are open spaces i are accessible. you could be fined 2 of $200 you don't want that the sheriff's office says that driving to these areas is considered nonessential travel as outlined in the shelter-in-place orders. well to the east way now the group shelter think they are working with contra costa county officials to operate a homeless shelter at a local motel, premier inns as being transition into a 65 room shelter that will operate for at least 4 months. and that's to help slow the spread of the coronavirus now this is just the latest effort to help get the homeless off the street during the pandemic just last week the city of san francisco announced that they would be the homeless to hotels after 2 homeless people tested positive. also last week governor newsom announced that

now, santa rosa, the santa rosa police department is mourning the death of a veteran detective. marilou serve with the department for the past 20 years. she was most eventually assign today the domestic violent assaulted team. she was one of the eight officers that tested positive for covid-19. she was nap tae counties first person to die from the coronavirus. a memorial for her is growing outside of the police station and flags are flying at half staff. now, santa rosa police chief says the department lost a special person. he tweeted, "words cannot express the hurt right now with marilou's passing. our prays are with her family." . >>> our time is 5:05. today is the first day of the fiscal year second quarter. it's not a fresh start on wall street. future for all three major indexes are down 3% or more. that's on the heels of wall streets worst quarter in 12 years. the dow was down 23% from the first of the year yesterday making it the dow's first quarter on record. >>> trading yesterday, the dow drop and the nasdaq fell 74 points. now, exactly one month ago unemployment was a

live in santa rosa, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> it is sad. thank you, terry. >>> let's take a look at the latest numbers in the bay area. tonight the total number of cases now approaching 2,400. 890 of those are in santa clara county. 63 people in the bay area have died from covid-19. >>> new numbers tonight show just how quickly the virus has spread across the nation. take a look at this graph. on march 1st, we had just 89 cases. by the last day of the month, we now have more than 186,000. take a look at how much the death toll has climbed this month. tonight more than 3,800 deaths. nearly 1,000 more lives lost compared to 9/11. the white house task force predicts the death toll could grow between 100,000 and 240,000. >> it's absolutely critical for the american people to follow the guidelines for the next 30 days. it's a matter of life and death frankly. >> the nation's top health officials say without strict social distancing, as many as 2 million americans could die. >>> the spotlight in the fight against the virus landed on california to

parks she is a great great great hero of mine and i was saying try to be like rosa parks if you see injustice in what's happening you know rosa parks should be your all model so people i think misinterpret that to say i was somehow saying that that these the protesters are on power with what rosa parks did i certainly didn't mean not it was almost like you know when you're on a football team and you quote joe you know general george patton let's go out there and when i was trying to make you know to put her up as a kind of inspiration. because these people who are protesting may have real beefs larry i mean they have real gripes these are people who have lost their jobs these are people who've lost their businesses these are people or face facing real hardship and these are people who feel their religious freedoms have been taken away with respect to church services being shut down now people can disagree about whether they agree with these you know we can have disagreement about whether they have they agree with what they're saying but you know the idea that they should not be able

rosa: ¿qué haría sin ti, fabrizio? fabrizio: ay, rosa, yo sin ti, mi amor.cha: nunca había tenido un día de las madres donde yo fuera la mera, mera. allí están los paquetes con sus instrucciones, ya saben qué hacer. ah, y acuérdense cómo es la coreografía, esa de-- [canta en inglés] >> muchas gracias por habernos organizado este festival del día de las madres. doña lucha: teté, pásame el teléfono. >> ¿teté, teté? doña lucha: sí, el teléfono, teté. apúrate, teté. ¿señor de los hielos? pues, aquí, para proponerle un negocito. aprovechando a que usted maneja la distribución de hielos adulterados en las discotecas, fíjate que quisiera colocar el licuado de papá antonio, como bebida energizante. luego, cocteles y, más adelante, si dios nos presta vida, venderlo afuera de las escuelas. claro. oficial: jefa, jefa, mire. periodista: ya no se presume, sino que se confirma la captura del peligroso tilín. oficial: ajá. entonces esa señora nos ha estado tomando el pelo. doña lucha: sí, cómo no, aquí está su contador. y, dígame, ¿hasta dónde llega su cobertura en el merc

mid 70s for santa rosa and concord. low 70s in san jose. temperatures are going to be a few degrees above average for this time of year. i will let you know how warm it will get through the week. details on that coming up. >>> happening today as more grocery workers are being infected and dying of covid-19 there is a nation-wide call for action. reporter keit do joining us a live outside a safeway in palo alto. good morning, keit. >> reporter: good morning. the grocery store chains have basically been doing the same thing, cleaning, sanitizing and providing protection to workers but one grocery store finally speaking through a covid-19 public safety initiative. this includes checkout clerks washing their hands and antizing registers every 30 minutes. you can expect store hours to restock shelves and give employees more time to rest and recover. plexiglass partitions at pharmacies and decals on floors to encourage social distancing. the grocery store union began a campaign to designate grocery store workers as first responders to make sure t

down to 53 already in santa rosa and 54 degrees in livermore. we will drop down to the lower 50s across the board by early tomorrow morning, even the cool spots dropping down to the mid- 40s and that is not too bad for the middle of april. your forecast for tomorrow is looking pretty good. thank you to their humans for sharing that picture there. they will warm up once again tomorrow. one more dry day tomorrow. especially where that breeze will kick in and that is going to result in some cooler temperatures again. near the bay and along the coast. but still a few degrees above average for both the city and oakland, way above average for san jose in concord. wide range of temperatures, right along the coast. upper 70s for the trivalley and warm temperatures, climbing well out there. the next chance of rain will not head our way after a brief chance of rain visits us. we will have an update on that at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> a north bay high school senior is showing you how we are better together by helping to feed the essential workers. >> rep

rosa: no se quiere meter.tuviéramos en oaxtepec. ♪ sin brasier sin pantaletas sin brasier, sin pantaletas ♪ rosa: ¡macaco! doña lucha: ♪ sin pantaletas vanesa: ♪ un, dos, tres doña lucha: ♪ todos en un pie ambas: ♪ todos en un pie todos en un pie ♪ maría: pensamiento dedicado a albertano segundo. albertano, mi amor, desde lo más hondo de mi corazón, te pido perdón. todos: [ríen] maría: ¿sí me perdonas? albertano: este, ¿cómo se llama? betzabé: albertano, córrele. es que se puso bien mala tu mamá. albertano: ¿mi jefa? ¿estás segura? betzabé: sí. maría: y ahorita yo también me estoy sintiendo mal. albertano. oh, yes. betzabé: rápido, ambienta el ambiente. maría: ¿a dónde vas, conejo blas? ¿qué hiciste? albertano estaba a punto de perdonarme, pero tenías que llegar tú a echarlo a perder todo. de haber sabido, te compro unas quesadillas para tenerte con la boca cerrada. betzabé: ya párale, maría, doña lucha realmente se puso bien mala. maría: ay, por favor, ¿que no conoces a doña lucha? es una mujer egoísta capaz

she ce down the coronavir and died and that convinced the city of santa rosa.o it now back to you all right well, thanks a lot for that live report from santa rosa robin. >>well that's we always to return to our regularly scheduled live many are just wondering how normal may actually look once we're able dine out it'll probably be completely new experience right. governor newsome gave us some answers, he also reiterad progress should not lead to compcency. >>maybe havi with a waiter wearing gloves may be a face mask, a dinnewhere the menu is disposable where the tables half of the tables in that restaurant no longer appear where your temperare is checked before you walk in to the esblishment. these are likely scenios as we begin to process the next phase. >>but keep in mind even as we venture into the next phase it will still be a trying process for restaurant owners, a social distancing in publi places will reduce the number people who are actually dining-in that's called that's going to cause him to lose more money. >>speaking of money billion in the form of

no in santa rosa and 79 in st. helena.there is a cool down for thursday and friday and the weekend. shower chances expected on monday. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> let's look at the traffic now. it looks pretty good out there as far as slowing goes. no major delays reported. just a few hiccups. a few accidents they are working on and construction is in effect as you work your way along 101 and the peninsula. this will affect your drive through san bruno and san mateo and south bend 101. lanes are w delays. 101 in both directions looks pretty good. >>> let's look at 880 southbound around marina boulevard. eastbound lane is blocked due to an accident. it is not affecting the mainlines of the freeway. there is a crash on highway 12 in rio vista around 160. one lane is blocked. a head-on is t say enough about how supportive the community has been. >> essential workers and restaurants being helped at the same time. a teenager is going the extra mile. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing t

but we have the ability for this crew to have that equipment santa rosa fire department officials say employees temperatures are taking every single day when they start their shifts and that the stations are cleaned at least 3 times a day. >>all the trucks and equipment are cleaned every single time they returned from a call. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>if you're finding the dealing with the coronavirus and the isolation that we're all experiencing right now is getting a little too much for you. there is a resource that you can turn to with professionals who can help talk you through it gets the national disaster distress helpline you see the number on your screen you can either call them directly 1, 809 8, 5 5990. you can text you can also use the tty number there at the bottom of the screen. if you're hearing impaired. but again that hotline number is 1 809 8, 5.59. 90 if you don't think you need it now but might later we'll always have this information for you on our website at kron 4 dot coms you can reference it any time that you need. >>time now for 42 coming up next on the

nieto, alma rosa nieto muy buenas tardes se espera que la corte suprema decida en los prÓximos dÍasiÓn diferida, quÉ tienen que hacer ellos, quÉ recomendaciones da? >> primero la corte suprema dijo que en abril a lo mejor daban un fallo final sobre el futuro de daca, ahora creemos que a finales de abril, quizÁ mayo a mÁs tardar en junio, mi recomendaciÓn para todos los jÓvenes que estÁ por vencer su permiso en los prÓximos meses es renovar el permiso de trabajo ahora, es muy importante tenerlo renovado, que es importante tener el trÁmite el permiso para asÍ de esa manera si llegan a negarlo por lo menos tener un permiso de trabajo mientras el congreso o alguien desde algo diferente para los jÓvenes dreamers >> los inmigrantes con green card van a recibir la ayuda federal de 1200 dÓlares, tendrÁ problemas con la ley de carga pÚblica despuÉs? >> excelente pregunta porque hay muchas personas necesitadas de esa ayuda, de ese estÍmulo federal y temen agarrar el estÍmulo y el cheque porque estÁn en tramites para emigrar a su esposa, o hijos o padres, no va a afectar, este es un estÍmulo u

in 63 in santa rosa and concord right now coming in at 68 degrees.overnight tonight, not nearly as cloudy as it was last night. we'll still have some patchy cloud cover right along the coastline, and a few clouds around the bay shoreline. but most areas will be mainly clear and temperatures falling into the 40s overnight tonight. let's hoe you what's in store on your monday. future weather, we'll stop the clock at 6:00 in the morning. there you can see the patchy cover along the coast. that color of gray and white, even patchy cloud cover around the east bay. watch how quickly any of that cloud cover evaporates. we have high pressure moving in. that means a lot of sunshine on the way tomorrow and warmer temperatures in the afternoon as well. as on your monday, highs 63 in the city. 70 in san jose. that's where we should be for this time of year. 74 in concord that will feel mild tomorrow. 74 in santa rosa. 69 in vallejo and half moon bay at about 61 degrees. future tracker temperatures. as we get you into tuesday we do anticipate those afternoon temp

the only 68 really today would be sack that rosa with a north wind. look how everything is getting scattered out. the breeze is picked up. nappa 10. halfmoon day bay. northwest at 26 miles per hour. en san jose with a north wind at 6. 40s and 50s. right at 50 though for redwood city. to the north, kelseyville 46. petaluma 42. a system to the north digging a little southward. that is what is increasing the northwest wind. look what happens here. nothing into the weekend. santa rosa an inch and a half. look at that. feet of snow. 50s and 60s. yesterday was 726789 not today. a cold morning but sunny. nice thursday and into friday. we cloud it out and rain moves in. two systems. one saturday and another one sunday and into monday. >>> time is had 11:00. as more and more of us are working from home, many companies are turning to zoo zoom. up next, the concerns about cyber security and how to protect yourself while using it. and how educators are pushing ahead with distance learning as state public schools stay closed. here is a live look at the traffic. wh

low 40s with clear skies in santa rosa.s is what you can expect as we have a mix of sun and clouds through the day. a little milder this afternoon. sunshine and warmer temperatures looking ahead to the weekend. this is the satellite and radar view. the low pressure system spinning off the coast. it is close enough to us where there is a chance to see a spotty shower for parts of the south. for the most part we are looking at mainly dry conditions. again, partly sunny skies. for the afternoon cloud cover for thursday. and a chance to see showers for the south bay for thursday. for the most part we are looking at drier conditions especially compared to the wet weekend we had and the start of the week. here is as we zoom in and fast forward to the weekend, high pressure builds in for us and it means plenty of sunshine. temperatures on the rise looking ahead to the weekend. warmer weather for sure on the way. here is what you can expect today. upper 60s santa clara, san jose. daytime highs for the east bay and concord and pleas

respira ♪ ♪ >> hoy e hoys jueves es , jueve siempre nos acompaÑa la abogada alma rosa nieto muy buenasd trump que estÁ cerrando la inmigraciÓn al paÍs durante los prÓximos 60 dÍas, justificandola como una medida de protecciÓn para los trabajadores estadounidenses, pero alma rosa ¿especÍficamente a quienes estarÁ afectando >> a personas que estÁn pidiendo visas en el exterior en la embajada, pero hay que recordar que esta orden lo hizo en twitter el presidente, no es abogado, y despuÉs el equipo de abogados tratÓ de interpretar esto, primero mencionÓ visas de no migrantes, trabajos en agriculturas en la ciencia mÉdicos y ahora dice que lo va a limitar a residentes permanentes, ahora muy importante los residentes permanentes que estÁn afuera y estÁn atorados en un paÍs no les afecta, esta orden es temporal, la puede renovar, mi cÁlculo es que habrÁ demandas federales contra de esto si la extiende mÁs tiempo, pero no afecta casos de asilo, no afecta a inversionistas con la visa e, tampoco a personas que estÉn fuera del paÍs como dije que sean residentes permanentes. muchos me han pregunta

, ¿quÉ es la informaciÓn que deben saber al dÍa de hoy alma rosa nieto?llegar documentos de uscis con una nueva cita, importante estar al pendiente del correo porque les va a llegar una nueva cita. segundo que si tienen un trÁmite lo pueden hacer, uscis sigue trabajando a puertas cerradas sin embargo, no hay citas en personas, las citas de ciudadanÍa, de juramentaciÓn, de matrimonio, de residencia por ajuste de estatus, todas canceladas hasta mayo, paciencia, tranquilidad no se van a olvidar de ustedes, van a darles citas nuevas. >> alma rosa, ¿quÉ pasa con todas las personas que tienen una lÍmite para salir voluntariamente de este paÍs y no pueden hacerlo, debido a esta crisis que estamos viviendo? >> claro, muchas personas tienen visas que estÁn por expirar o tienen un trÁmite que fueron a corte y les dieron salidas, obvio van a ser postergadas porque las fronteras estÁn cerradas en muchos casos y tambiÉn no hay vuelos para salir y transporte, asÍ es que deben pedir una extensiÓn, aunque esÉe cerrada la oficina recomiendo escribir, si es con uscis, pedi

coronavirus le arrebató la vida a la veterana que por más de 20 años puedo a los residentes de santa rosagnosticada con el covid-19 y fue el 31 de marzo cuando le informaron que falleció al cuervo policial llegaron flores cartas y globos. sus compañeros de armas la calificaron de ejemplar y un miembro más de la familia . residentes no pueden creer que este virus esté causando tantos problemas y tanto dolor >>> es algo realmente muy triste un servidor público y mira lo que pasa >>> muchos enviaron sus condolencias a través de twitter (habla en inglés) por su parte el alcalde de santa rosa dijo que todos los residentes deben quedarse en casay salir solo en caso de ser sumamente necesario esta orden estará activa hasta el 3 de mayo. la detective investigaba casos de violencia doméstica y crímenes sexuales era residente de napa y es la primera persona de una agencia del orden en california que muere a causa del coronavirus >>> expertos indican que el fármaco experimental de la clave en la recuperación de una mujer y esta paciente de 40 años participó en un estudio clínico cuando su estado de

eight other santa rosa police officers have tested positive for covid-19. people are providing food to people in need during this crisis. sky 7 flew above zanka road where volunteers loaded cars. today's line stretched more than half a mile. a group called hunger at home has provided more than 75,000 meals since march 19th. today was the first food give away at monument crisis center since the shelter in place was extended in may. employees there say amy hollenfield they're shocked at the number of people who showed up for food. >> this is a look at the need for food. the covid-19 pandemic has created. the executive director at monument crisis center in concord says she has never seen it this long. saying they served more than 100 families today in the first hour. the number of people that need help tripled. when that order was extended to may, she braced herself for even more people. but she couldn't prepare herself for today's line. >> it's devastating. people that were clients before are now further in need and people who didn't us before now need us too

it is just merging its way down 101 and heading toward santa rosa. that cell is going to start falling apart, it will dwindle over the course of the next hour or so, santa rosa, we expect to see the rain pickup for you. petaluma could see the same. it will be far weaker by the time it gets to the south. i will be back for the rest of the forecast on the warm-up over the weekend, coming up in just a few minutes. >>> south san francisco police are investigating a wild rampage that led to a deadly police shooting, it started at 5:30 this morning when an off- duty officer noticed a pair of men fighting at a gas station. one of the men stabbed the other, and when the off- officer triedto wien, he was also stabbed. that's when he fired out the suspect. arriving officers try to stop the suspect, who continue to fight despite being shot. moments later he drove about 1 mile away, and please try to get him to surrender but he once again pulled out a knife, officers say they had no choice but to fire at the suspect, who died at the scene. >>> a fast-moving hous

but we have the ability for this crew to have that equipment santa rosa fire department officials say employees temperatures are taking every single day when they start their shifts and that the stations are cleaned at least 3 times a day. >>all the trucks and equipment are cleaned every single time they returned from a call. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>if you're having some trouble you feel anxious depressed to distressed georgia slowly because of the pandemic and the self-isolation you can go ahead and call this disaster distress helpline and people will talk us through it. it's 895 5990. they also have a number to text talk with us to tech 6, 6, 7, 4, 6, and we've got links to that on our website at kron we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in 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 keep it golden. believe another 6 million people filed for first-time unemployment that means a lot of people cannot afford to b

so certain going to keep an eye on that napa 63 degrees in santa rosa.warming up into the mid 60's, an average high for you this time of year should be low 70's but we're going to reund very nicely by tuesy spring-like forecast rendition into summer the end of the week we're next weekend to be 5 to 15 degrees above average with widespread mid 80's for those of you along the bay, mid 70's, and uer 60's throughout the bay are coastline so we're going to get a little bit of taste. e ball spring and summer in the next 7 days going to continue handleit back to looking good thanks to a 3 set up next during this public health crisis kron four's honring local heroes doing their part to make a difference. >>in a couple minutes, we'll introduce you to a nonprofit fo for over 80 ars, nissan haseen with you through thick and thin, and now is no different. we're offering ymt options for current owners. ♪ our serve departnts are here thelp and w we're offering more help. no payments for three months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to two additional months. thi

santa rosa is in the upper 50s with plenty of sunshine for you there. if you took a morning walk around her neighborhood yesterday versus today you probably are going to notice especially in areas like santa rosa were down by 10 degrees. sfo reporting 7 degrees cooler as well as haworth and the inter-east bay as well. so the marine layer is deeper and the onshore breeze is stronger. fairfield reporting 12 miles per hour. we started out this morning with wins at about 17 miles per hour. so we are getting some cool and pacificare moving inland this morning. as a result your temperatures are cooling down as well as the cool air moving in over the bay area for today. half moon bay is reporting visibility at about half mile or so. you can see it is a bit thicker and this will be the case at least for the next hour or so before it eventually does lift off. future cast model shows that you are getting into the afternoon with a lot of green along the coastline. and if you take a look toward santa cruz and capitola low 70s are expected as that shade of yellow in

quarter inch in santa rosa was reported, along with pretty good thunderstorm activity near santa rosa. then it fell apart. 25 gusts of 32 out of travis. it is rocking and rolling. this is expected to turn more narrow northerly. bayport, 43. that is the system right there that came rushing by. there is another weak system that should help scour out the load. nothing for us yet, i do not think we are done with the rain. there are a lot of factors still in our favor. next couple of days, that will not be the case here. amateurs will be warming up into the midweek. they start to cool down again by the weekend. >>> thank you. coming up, details of the team waking up in new york this morning. they begin a new life saving mission. >>> plus we will take a look inside an emergency room during this pandemic and tell you how healthcare workers are getting very creative inside and outside of hospitals. >>> many pro sports leagues looking to the future beyond the coronavirus shutdowns. up next, what we can expect for the upcoming nfl draft. ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats,

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santa rosa, 38 but 50 in san jose and 52 in oakland and san francisco at 51.artly cloudy with the superduper moon shining through and no wind so he can see it. it is the super moon, pink at 10:35 am this morning. and the moisture continues around the low it's upper 40s and low to mid 50s. and the low will continue and snow will take a turn to head to arizona but probably not until tomorrow but cloud cover sneaks back in and i'm drawing the line about livermore, i seriously doubt anything false towards napa but if it does it would be very light. but 60s on the temps on average above on the weekend. there you go, just the way we planet for meteorology 101, low 70s. >>> it's easter weekend and that is nice. 6:20 am is the time. new data shows more about who is getting sick and who is dying from the coronavirus. up next, a push for more information as there is an increase in deaths in a specific race. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is f

santa rosa is in the low 40s at this time.y in santa rosa is down to a mile and three quarters. in napa, also a mile and three quarters. we have foggy conditions for parts of the north bay. this afernoon 64 in san francisco, 67 in oakland, low 70s in santa fe and concord. your seasonal highs will continue to move upward. >>> let's check intrfic. >> let's look at the roadways right now. we have brake lights aloma nimitz freeway, northbound 880. you can see on the sensors we have slow and go conditions because of ongoing caltrans construction work there. i just got words that will happen until at least 7:00 am before this gets cleared out of lanes. it starts about 66 right around the coliseum and extends northbound between 23rd and 29th. that is where the bottlenecks are down to one lane. that is why traffic is so slow, down to five miles per hour in some spots. southbound 880 we have slow down sue hayward, as well. that is your morning drive. >>> we are here at the customs sudden announcement he is shutting off immigration to t

santa rosa, 84 today. san francisco, 59. you do the math on that, a 25- degree temperature spread from one part of the bay area to the other. so now the microclimates start to come into play. tomorrow, we will take a straight line from pacifica, inland, san mateo, livermore, up to 63 tomorrow in pacifica. 70 for the high in san mateo. highs around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. and inland, livermore, near 80. notice 7:00 a.m., we are all at 51. we start out at the gate even and then off to the races inland. santa rosa 81. we will do 67 in the city tomorrow. san jose 77. oakland 73. for the high tomorrow. so those numbers are a little bit cooler but still very similar to today. not lot of change here yet. let me show you the numbers. tuesday is when we will peak again. 86. that is about 10 to 11 degrees above average for this time of year. it will be close to, if not as hot as friday and saturday. friday we hit 89 for several inland locations. tuesday 86. you will notice the difference. and it is short-lived. after we do that 86

santa rosa with a north wind at approximate 3. at livermore, it is 39. there will be a lot of 30s here. san jose, 35. the dew point amount of moisture has gone way down. it is dry out there. 35. so that tells you that there is some dry cold air in place here, and temperatures -- weekend rain still on tap. chilly lows. 30s and 40s. sunny for all today. you can see coming down from the northwest. there is a little bit of a breeze though. that is going to play into our forecast. santa rosa north at 10:00. fairfield 10. temperatures 30 and 40. so 150 and that is in the city. otherwise, we'll get cooler temperatures. we'll talk about the weekend forecastnear average, so how about that. let's send is quiet but you never know. >>> all right. steve, good morning to you. good thursday morning. in case you forgot what day it is. sometimes i do. let's take a look at the san matteo bridge. you can see traffic is move ago long pretty well. if you are driving on that bridge. there have been no major issues across the bridge. right now, we are off to a good start. that

the only set-up with santa rosa. they can be easily one of the warmest locations. as this wind picks up, a system in pacific northwest. halfmoon bay north at 38 miles per hour. so with that in mind, 60s today. lots of sunshine. 30s, 40s and 50s. a little bit cooler here. not too bad. i think we'll notice that more tomorrow. the system will keep us under sunny skies today, but the breeze will be a factor. highs today coming down a little bit, but still pretty close to average. let's send it to sal and see if there is something new going on. probably not. but here is the man who knows. >> not a lot going on right now, steve. it is nice and light as we take a look at the richmond bridge. traffic continues to look very good. driving approaching the bridge here getting to the toll plaza. it has been a very nice drive all the way across. there was an earlier accident that has been cleared and traffic is doing well. now, let's go back to the headlines. >> all right, sal, thank you. time is 432 imthe tim. a sobering projection from the white house coronavirus task force at

county with possible light rain and shower spent so much moisture is coming from the south, 41 in santa rosa and 50s for san francisco and san jose which is cloudy and 51. the moisture is swinging back around. it comes from the big valley and you can see that moisture may lay down to southern and central california but the northern edge clips livermore over the redwood city self. fairfield west and southwest around 15 and a big low around southern california which some of that coke ever does swing and giving the possibility of light rain looks like the best opportunity, morgan hills 17 100's. let's go over to sal castaneda , good morning.>> good morning steve, not a lot going on and as a matter fact traffic driving along pretty well. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moving a well at the toll plaza westbound there's one big truck in a couple cars, we will let you know something develops, and to headlines,>> today both bart and muni will make more service cutbacks, only 17 of meanies 68 bus lines will be running in bart trains will run every 30 minutes is that every 15 m

look at santa rosa, 66, and san joscalready 58.t north wind is holding santa rosa and novato's temperatures up. other locations are flat or a little cooler. looks like a warm day with that north wind gusting to 36 at middle peak. warmest day with lots of sunshine and temperatures way above average today. santarosa could hit 90 degrees today. let's head to sal and see if there's anything new out there. good morning, sir. >>> good morning, steve. right now we don't have any traffic, moviepassing along moving along pretty well there. traffic is continuing over the san mateo bridge, bay bridge looking good. some slowing northbound 101 approaching the 280 interchange because of road work they are doing while the traffic downtow now back to the headlines. >>> as steve paulson has been reporting here, it will be a warm, sunshiny weekend. today will be the warmest day of the weekend and a lot of people likely want to get outside. however, social distancing rules are still in effect even when you're outdoors, and the stay-at-home order is s

it's 49 at the napa airport and then santa rosa.ilroy is 50. 49 sdm socal and 47 in fell ton. 54 in santa clara. saar toe kba at 52. north wind san to rosa and then southeast for napa and fairfield. there's a difference in the temperatures there. northwest at big rock to 37 miles an hour. now, northwest is also up in the oakland berkley hills. 47 for ukiah and then another warm morning and then 70 degrees. the highs today are 64 to 72. they will be -- that's what we should be. they're 72 and 88. that's north wind if that holds, it's possible that they're going to get to 90 degrees. it's closer any way that you look at it. a lot of temperatures warming up today. the temperatures are very cold. the fog is going continue on sunday, and then we start to warm it up again earlier next week. >> thank you. >>> the pandemic affecting the food supply chain. what dwrosh eries are doing to keep the stores stocked while some meat packing plants are closing. >>> starting today the state of georgia is lifting the restrictions on many businesses. t

santa rosa, 40. with the sunshine daytime highs slightly below average. 59 separate cisco, 62 oakland, 63 san jose, 64 concord. highs today running from 3 to 4 degrees below average. we are tracking the next weather system. i will timeout when we see the wet weather for us coming up. let's check in with gianna for traffic. >>> thanks mary. if you are looking towards the bay area bridges, things are looking good. no delays on the sent detail bridge. we have a few brick lights and minor brake lights along the 11. we have roadwork there. we have a few lanes shut down for the ongoing roadwork happening through their for the lane expansion. keep that in mind as you are out and about. looking at the golden gate bridge, things are quiet. no delays and no cars working across this span. we have roadwork north of year that they are clearing and this is south 101 with a backup as well. we will look at the bay bridge at the next report. >>> i am anne makovec. we have new video from the rock of riot police using

city is 52 and santa rosa is 41 and livermore is 44. the northwest winds are west southwest at oakland and berkley hills, that some is working off and crescent city is going to have a cool down tonight and tomorrow. 60s and 70s above average. it's going to be another nice day today. sal is talking about people driving too fast. do you still see that? >>> yeah, steve, when i leave the house i see more people tail agaiting. it's like the guy behind me wants to go real fast. right now we have a crash before the toll plaza westbound. so just out of the view, there's an accident on the right hand shoulder. again, chp is warning people that and the accidents are more severe when they happen. now, it's 6:01. let's go back to dave. >> thank you. >>> the dove nor has plans on what it's going to take to lift the stay at home order and says even after that, life will not go back to business as usual especially for schools. working from home, we have the details. >> good morning, dave. the governor compared lifting the stay at home order to a dimme

temperatures on the right now rosa, which is fairly mild for morning start mid to upper 50's along thet bay shoreline for now open 5754 per san francisco 56 coming in for san jose. so for today what goes on we got these variable clouds hanging around that means we don't completely clear out for good. you can see a couple seats throughout the day clears up a little bit inland throughout the afternoon. but you can see that marine layer comes back again spilling back make no mistake about it by saturday morning. now this weekend we probably will see you again improving clearing conditions per ticket for those inland valleys. so lining up here for you are calling and variable clouds today still cool mid to upper 60's for this weekend. it's a better inland clearing with warming the lower to middle 70's at work here and then for next week, mostly sunny warming continues. oh yes, some spots inland by wednesday may pop at about 80 sore definitely going to see that the coupling happening from the inland areas contrasted with the bay and the coastal areas today though again it's kind of the same

that is for sure. 39 now in santa rosa.35. 34, oakland, livermore and also san jose. 30s, 40s of the times. mostly sunny. this, some our cloud up around 50s, 60s on the temps later today. it is going to be slightly cooler compared to the yesterday. all eyes, though, will be on the weekend system. hire clouds. 30s, 40s, on the temps. 50 at sfo polk 48 also open. 42, wanted career. that fire system does not look like much. but just get ready. the second system on sunday into monday. it is packing what looks to be a really good. that is know, pretty good train for >> tell tickets into monday and maybe even today. more on that in about 10 minutes. highs today in the 60s, 50s for some. sal is here now. >> we have improved a little bit. we had some earlier crashes, one of the bay bridge that we heard about. if you're driving from san francisco to oakland. or the other way around. the bridges are doing okay. a couple of minor things out there. public transit is on a reduced schedule, as you now. still plenty of room for social dis

about 65 in oakland. 63 in santa rosa. 69 in antioch.ool and breezy half moon bay, only at about 59 degrees. we do have a beach hazard statement that will go into effect late tomorrow night as our quick-moving storm approaches us. what that means, just increased risk of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. at least through monday night. so future weather we'll show you as we get to monday morning we'll find that cloud cover, some coastal drizzle and then as we goat throughout the late morning and the early afternoon we'll have that chance of an isolated shower. if you do find a shower, it will be very light in nature and total rainfall will end up being less than a tenth of an inch. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast planning the next seven days for you. clouds to sun tomorrow. there's that chance of an isolated shower. and then the pattern just does a 180 on us. we turn brighter. we turn warmer. and by friday and saturday, eric, we are well above average. the temperatures in the 70s and low 80s away from the coast. >> all ri

you're hearing a couple of blums of thunder and another cell around santa rosa.ou can see around windsor, this is moving to the south. we're seeing about eight strikes. if you live in and around santa rosa, if you can hear thunder, you're close enough to get struck by lightning. do you want to move indoors, wait until shower passes by. you do not want only the outdoors. the showers will only last about the next 30 minutes or so. they are falling apart. you do want to move inside. outside the exploratorium camera, a live look. you can see nothing but sunshine and baby blue skies across the bay shoreline. the bigger story right now, certainly the warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. 8 degrees warmer in napa. 9 degrees warmer in concord. temperatures right now, a little closer to our averages for this time of year. 60 in the city. it is a rain-cooled brentwood, winter of w coming in at grs. we'll have mainly clear skies in the north bay. the south bay and along the coast will have partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the low to upper 40s over the next couple hour