. >> reporter: you're looking at a terrifying chase that took place through the streets of san pablo early wednesday morning. police say a man armed with a gun tried to chase down a woman for an hour before shooting at her car on interstate 80. >> he could have killed her. luckily, that gunshot did not strike her. >> reporter: the woman drove to the police station for help. while the shooting was captured by freeway cameras and shot spotters, police used license plate readers to track her path of travel and then dialed into the city's surveillance cameras, which caught the terrifying chase. video, even just the suspect getting out of his car at one point, to confront the victim. >> we were able to identify him and arrest him before he could hurt someone else. >> reporter: earlier this month, shot spotter once again picked up the sound of gunfire. >> this individual right here is actually holding a firearm in his right hand. >> reporter: and surveillance cameras captured a man firing 17 rounds in a front yard. first in the air and then at the ground. >> reporter: within three minutes

and also over san pablo bay. it is decreeing. pretty mild on the lows. 54. 55. 56. 57. the tall end of that front was enough to trigger a little but of rain on the north coast. look at that stuff. west of 21. santa rosa at 83. hopefully today is better. we'll talk to sar now at 0 dark hundred on a thursday. good morning. >> steve, good morning to you. we do have mostly sunny conditions. a car came off the freeway and hit a light pole. unfortunately, someone in the car died as a result of the injuries here. there is the car you on the flatbed. this happened at 1:30 in the morning. they are in the middle of the careering stages here. we have the freeway traffic blocked. we are not sure what caused the accident. one person has died as a result of this crash. we'll go back. >> all right, thank you, sal. >>> topping our news today. the house of representatives took a vote on that $484 billion economic relief bill. the package includes $310 for small business paycheck prevention paycheck protection. the trump administration is also asking big business to return money from the

50s in san francisco and livermore, the dividing line looks to be about the golden gate bridge and san pablo bay and vallejo south and north. that is what we are dealing with, if you are in san jose, santa clara valley and cedric rose or santa cruz and down to monterey bay, a mix of sun and clouds but a little bit of rain. not a lot but a little bit. more to the south than there is to the north so if you're further south you will get more rain and if you're to the north you will get sunshine in warmer temperatures. we have sal castaneda here now and say good morning, anything going on ?>> steve it is very early. 4:01 am, my goodness good morning everyone, let's go out and take a look. you see traffic on the sahigh-r looks like some of the lights are out on the tv screen. it is a little dark od all the other side. now let's go back to the headlines.>>> topping news this morning, later today the grand princess cruise ship will leave the san francisco bay after restocking supplies. at this point we are still not sure whether this ship with 614 crewmembers still on board where it will go next an

avenue in san pablo. >>you can expect test results ithin 3 to 5 days jut gives us the opportunity to do 50 to 100 tests and day at each of those sites. sothat's 400 more test then we had 2 days ago. she says the more the county knows abouwho has the virus and who they may have infected will help guide local leaders as they consider plans to eventually lift the shelter-in-place orders. >>drive throh testingis also keeping people away from hospitals preventing the health care system fr becoming overwhelmed in contra costa county phillippi of all kron 4 news. >>we he the latest numbers on cases and deaths in the bay area santa clarcounty. more than 1900 cases 95 death san mateo coty. 966 cases, 39 deaths, san francisco county just over 1300 21 deaths contra costa county some 170 23 deaths alameda county. more than 1300 cases, 46 deaths marin county 203 cases, 11 deaths solano county, 191 for death sonoma coun. 194 2 deathsand napa county 57 were released from california jails because of the pandemic they've

avue in san pablo.>you can expect test results within 3 to 5 days in contra costa county felipe should all kron 4 news >>we have the latest numbers of cases and deaths in the bay area santa clara county. more than 1900 cases 95 deaths and the tail com ta 966 39 deaths, san francisco county. just over 1300 cases, 21 deaths contra costa county 770, 23 deaths alameda county, 1350 cases, 46 deaths in the north bay 200 to 3 cases,11 deaths in marine county solano county 191 cases, 4 deaths sonoma county one 94 2 deaths and napa county 57 2 deaths. 2 men who were released from california jails because of the pandemic they've been arrested again and accused of new crimes. authoritiesay a man named rocky musicwas charged wednesday with carjacking about 40 mines after he was freed from the dublin an ad will our police say accus of starting 9 fires only days after being fre from a fresno county jail. the state judicial order granted 0 bail for people charged with lowlevel are non violent offenses to try to preven

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avenue and san pablo. the number to call, if you want to get an appointment, here it is, 844-421-0804 and you can call monday through friday from eight in the morning until 3:30 in the afternoon. >>> at the white house today president trump said he strongly disagrees with the governor of georgia and his plan to reopen businesses there this week. the president says it violates the phase one guidelines the white house announced last week. republican governor brian kemp plans to allow tattoo parlors, bars, hair salons and other nonessential businesses to open on friday. the president says he spoke with kemp today and expresses sympathy to the people of georgia. >> they can wait a little bit longer. just a little bit but not much. because safety has to predominate. we have to have that. so i told the governor, very simply, that i disagree with his decision. but he has to do it he thinks is right. >> the federal guidelines called for 14 days of declining infections. experts said that hasn't happened yet in geor

. >> we call this project, the san pablo avenue green storm water spine. >> reporter: the project takes the 22-mile stretch of san pablo avenue, where the san francisco estuary project has installed roadside rain gardens in emeryville, berkeley, and this one in downtown oakland. >> this long rain garden that is the entire length of the block. >> reporter: what may seem like modern thinking is actually old school science. >> we're planting a variety of different types of plants, different heights. we have sedges and grasses, shrubs. what i'm shaking right here are gingo biloba trees. >> reporter: the idea is that the plants and soil clean water before it runs into the storm drain and out to the bay. >> the pollution is stranded in the soil matrix. >> reporter: joshua brad of the estuary partnership says the hope is bay area city also fund many more gardens. >> if this was done throughout the watershed, we would have a lot cleaner water. >> reporter: oakland's garden will eventually include a pair of pedestrian bridges, making the stretches green as it is clean. >> it's more friendly than

librarin the city of san pablo. >>in san ramon haaziq kron 4 news you can nominate a person in your community doing great things to help others go to kron 4 dot com slash features slash kron 4 hero. >>we look forward to hearing from you about amazing people in your community. >>workers arndthe country are in need of ntilators to help save lives. so engineers, a u c berkeley are repurposing ceain machines for u in hospitals. >and a big company taking social distancing very seriously how amazon says it's handling workers who don't follow the safety guidelines. >>plus the ceo and founder of twitr ke a huge announcement that ho >>ceo and is donating billion almost a 3rd of his wealth to charity. >>that's a lot of mon and a year wealth is a big portion of your well, jack doey says the money will come from equity in digital payments compy square which she also co-founded he says the first payment. we'll go to america's food fund to provide meals to people affected by covid-19. it's not clear how much of the money will go

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avenue in san pablo. >>you can expect test results within 3 to 5 days just gives us the opportunity to do 50 to 100 tests and day at each of those sites. so that's 400 more test when we had 2 days ago. she says the more the county knows about who has the virus and who they may have infected will help guide local leaders as they consider plans to eventually lift the shelter-in-place orders. >>drive through testing is also keeping people away from hospitals preventing the health care system from becoming overwhelmed in contra costa county phillippi of all kron 4 news. >>a shifting gears here for a moment, a huge night in the sports world, especially for fans have been waiting weeks for a major event round one of the nfl draft. festivities are completely remote of course because of the coronavirus. pandemic market coverage joins us now with what kind of moves the niners made today a lot to break it down here one an event now around one just finished moments ago and the forty-niners were busy tonight making t

avenue in san pablo. >>you can expect test results within 3 to 5 days just gives us the opportunity to do 50 to 100 tests and day at each of those sites. so that's 400 more test when we had 2 days ago. she says the more the county knows about who has the virus and who they may have infected will help guide local leaders as they consider plans to eventually lift the shelter-in-place orders. >>drive through testing is also keeping people away from hospitals preventing the health care system from becoming overwhelmed in contra costa county phillippi of all kron 4 news. >>a vaccine for the coronavirus is probably a year away or more there is still some hope that some type of drug will emerge to at least ease symptoms or help prevent people from dying researchers in san francisco are now looking at 2 different drugs and both were developed for other viruses can force dan kerman reports from ucsf medical center. well a coronavirus vaccine is at least a year to a year and a half off. >>some existing drugs are be

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he allegedly shot at a car on interstate 80 in san pablo. the driver of the car that was shot says he had been chased by another driver before the shooting. she was not injured. investigators used a network of sensors in putting surveillance cameras and automatic license plate readers to identify the vehicle as belonging to watts. >>> a new clue in the mysterious absence of kim jong-un who is believed to be grateful ill or dead. >> plus, where dozens were arrested for celebrating a religious holiday together. >>> and many are leaving their hearts in san francisco today to help those impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. >> the light over my shoulder is the light on top of the transamerica tower lit up in honor of healthcare workers. tomorrow is gonna feel different because of the fog. we'll talk about how things change for sunday. >>> rumors, but they are only rumors, continue tonight the health of north korean leader, kim jong-un. kim hasn't been seen in public since april 11th. the u.s. is reportedly monitoring intelligence that the leader

san pablo, 82%, lexington reservoir 48%, u vas at 73%. they're going to continue to take a look at some improvements on the reservoir. so, we're doing good on that despite the fact we have moderate drought building in. i think we'll be okay without water restrictions as we head through the next 30 to 60 days and that's a little bit of relief for us. tomorrow morn's forecast will start with chilly 40s, sun, and clouds. i think as you go near the coast, also the north bay, we'll see more patchy low clouds filtering in and chilly 40s to start. we've got another stunner of a day coming our way tomorrow. i'm calling for the best time to get outside 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and you'll see temperatures going up a couple of degrees. 66 in san jose. 69 in antioch. also up to 67 in danville. peninsula not quite that warm but a beautiful day in palo alto at 66 degrees. san francisco we have that cold ocean breeze and 57 for the outer sun set. for the north bay, these are some of our warmest temperatures. up to ukiah and clear lake beginning to feel t

southerly breeze will keep the clouds blocking a lot of the sunshine ask keeping cool air coming off the san pablo bay and also off the ocean. for the east bay, in the 50s through at least say 11:00 and then some mid 60s for several hours this afternoon. i think we'll get a touch more sunshine than yesterday. let's talk about san francisco where we start in the low 50s and end up in the upper 50s under a partly sunny and little breezy near the coast this afternoon. all right, we'll take a look at the weekend forecast and our chance of some wet weather monday coming up in a few minutes. let's get over to jobina and talk about the commute for the essential workers. how's it going, jobina some. >> thank you, mike. well, mike, unfortunately, i'm typing on my computer and trying to keep up with the chp. investigating two deadly crashes in the bay area. i'm working on these details for you. the first one that i am going to talk about is in rodeo. it does appear debris in both areas but shortly after 1:30 this morning on state route 4, also known as john mayor parkway, there was a deadly crash there betw

san pablo, 82. a little bright side there. do want to say real fast, ladies, a big thank you to any truck drivers that were watching. i was eating my dinner tonight thinking i wouldn't have this or nobody would if they weren't still on the road doing their jobs. a little unrelated note but thanks to those truck drivers out there. >> thanks so much, jeff. >>> still ahead, it's the breakthrough many have been waiting for. the coronavirus test you can take at home. >>> happening now, scientists at the marine mammal center working to figure out why a dead humpback whale washed up on baker beach in san francisco. they did do a necropsy thisbay . they say they're unsure what caused t caused the kwhwhale's death ande waiting to issue a full report. we'll be right back. go into eff hayward. but now, some small businesses hit hard by the virus.. are saying.. "hey, wait a minute!" the mayor responds. plus earth day 2020: how much you )re contributing to save the earth by staying at home! today in the bay. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7

outthe next donation drive will be held on tuesday april 14 at the said pavlo library in the city san pablosan ramon haaziq kron 4 news. >>kron four's honoring bay ar heroes during this crisis and todawe are honoring a 6 year-old little boy is fretting messages of hope. one rocket a time 6 ye-old tristen fletcher mcbride is giving his neighbors specially painted rocks as people continue shelter in place tristen painted each one with thesmiley face and also brought card reminding peoplto smile. he says that he was inspired by a similar project in his classroom. you n nominate person in your community doing great things to help others go to kron 4 dot com slash features flash card for hees we look forward to hearing from you about azing people in your community like tristen idea that is so kudos to him for news at night better prime time coverage contins at the top of the hour we're going one on one with infectious disease expert doctor tony fauci what he says about the future of covid-19 cases here in the s. and what the social distancing guidelines could look like xt month and ientists are

san pablo, 82. i don't think there will be water restrictions based on now over the next month. that is good news. we will take a look at more reservoirs in 25 points and more on the forecast. it's hard to get motivated to work today. that is the thing about working from home. open the computer, log on. >> self-motivated you. >> i'm not alone out there, right? >> you're a self-starter. when you say it, we're all in trouble. >> thanks, jeff. >> thanks, jeff. >>> still to come, the class of 2020, many seniors might be changing their minds now about going to away to college in the fall. raj mathai next. . >>> left's take you outside. a live look on a tuesday night. this is the bay bridge looking in to san francisco. hard to believe this is our second month of lockdown, and it's still hard to digest just how much our lives have changed. that includes the lives of students. among the dinner conversations, will high school senior goes away to college? they might be changes their minds. will they to college or shelter in place with family. online learning, many universities have announ

we've got 56 right now in alameda and 51 in san pablo and san mateo 52 along brentwood and everybody else in the mid to upper 40s until you get to places like san rafael 42 degrees. here's a look at emoryvilerymer. everything is pretty good except for the clouds along the coast. let's take a look at some neighborhoods and what's going to happen in a 12-hour span starting at 7:00 and ending at 7:00. mainly clear at the north bay at 47 and 67 at 11:00 and then mid 70s for several hours this afternoon. even 77 at 3:00 and increasing high clouds and sea breeze will take us down to 64 by 7:00. east bay 52 this morning and mid 70s for several hours and then down to 64 at 7:00 as the sea breeze reaches you. and in san francisco, i had to take the 70s out of the forecast for the most part and increasing high clouds and low clouds also. you can see already dropping down to 58 degrees by 7:00. how cool we'll get and when the next chance of rain rolls around into the seven-day forecast. stick around for that and jobina. >> good morning, everyone. i want to let you know about a service alert for

concord, the martinez health center, the pittsburgh health center and the west county health center in san pablo. services are available to any county resident with symptoms of the virus, the sides are open from eight a.m. to 3:30 pm monday through friday.>>> happening today, google said to deliver 49,000 face shields to local healthcare workers. this was the scene of valley medical center last week during healthre worker appreciation. it is one of several hospitals, clinics and skilled nursing facilities throughout santa clara county that will get new face shields.>>> response, valley medical wrote in a statement, bottom line, these face shields will help save lives. we need to keep the people on the front line of this crisis safe and google's donation is helping us do just that. now, the fee shields will be delivered at 11:00 am of the facility on close drive, social distancing and covid-19 safety measures will be in place.>>> also happening today, a group of stanford students will call the university to protect subcontracted workers. they say many are laid off last month and they were not giv

san pablo, 82. we are 6 to 10 inches behind on average on the rainfall. look at this snow.arch 3rd, little snow over the see e ar ar sierra, and there is more, adds we are at 64 3% of normal. we have a moderate drought coming in, we will avoid water restrictions. take a look the at weekend rain chances that will help to wash away some of the pollen. and maybe we will see. i might be able to get back on the chrome key in a little bit. >> we know you are excited about the a that. thank you. >>> up next at 6:00, another take out night across america. yes, it's dinner time. how people in the bay area are spo supporting the local restaurants. 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. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chick

. >> if you shoot a gun in the city of san pablo, the odds of finding you are very high. we are watch withing the criminals, absolutely. >> there are 220 cam a ras across the city and several more on the freeway combined with license plate readers, they say the technology has made catching criminals equipmently. >> cal tran started repair work. crews started at 5:00 in the morning fixing the overpass, repaving the road. some say the noise was super disruptive. people are home. traffic is so light because people are home due to shelter at home order. >> so far, it has been running smoothly. that's good news. continue to follow all the detour signs. >> the stretch of highway, 101, is 70 years old. cal tran expect ps the work to be cop pleated in ten days. >>> a a stunning phenomenal kougt on video in orange county. glowing dolphins create streaks of life. the light the is bioluminesent. that is spectacular. >>> the coronavirus bill that president trump signed into law and who it will help. >>> from three to nine symptoms. the new symptoms the cdc says you should be on the o

reviews if you would like to help out the next donation drive will be he on tuesday april 14 at the san pablo library ithe city of san pab. >>san ramon haaziq kron 4 ews. >>today southwest airline announced it is cutting its schele for yet another monthsended the outbreak. june is typically buy year for airlines than other times of the year as the summer travel season, kicks into high gear but southwest is slashing flights by 50% because of the pandemic that will roughly amount to the same number of flights for april and may when the airline reduce service by 40% southwessaid in a release today that by announcing the changes. now it will give customers more time to adjust their travel plans hands not ju southwest airlines taking a hit the ongoing shelter-in-place orders had a big impact on the travel industry. >>as a whole here in the bay area. the lockown has a broad air travel almost to a halt. our first charl clifford visitedsfo today to see how things are going. >>well here at sfo on tuesday, the airport is basically a ghostown take a look behind me here there's vehicle traffic whatsoever

are located at the contra costa services facility in concord as well as the local in pittsburg and san pablo. are t people per day. we want to be testing 1500 to 1600 people a day to really know where this virus is and how we need to respond. patients to screening before being tested. it is important to know that walk-ups are not being tested. and at ktvu.com. when you are there you'll find the story on your homepage. >>> frontline medical workers in santa clara 49 faceshields were dropped off just about an hour ago at santa clara medical center. including hospitals, clinickings, and skilled nursing centers that will help protect workers from covid 19. you the operation center will let them distribute those faceshields. >>> still to come, a new storm system made a path of destruction in the south. a look at the damage and the recovery already underway. [♪] you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming scents. try febreze one; a range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that you can feel good about using in your home to deliver a light, natura

county health center in san pablo. services are available to any county resident was symptoms of the virus. the sites are open from adm to are pm monday through live here in yet another heartwarming scene as we are witnessing an appreciation event that just took place, just started about five minutes ago or so, police and fire coming in from all over the county to welcome these doctors and nurses and staff members who are arriving here during the changeup the stanford hospital. we've got san mateo county sheriff's here, fish and game you are looking at right now, of course a whole host of other law enforcement agencies as long with fire as well. youlook closely underneath the masks he will see folks who are arriving here are smiling and taking photos and pictures as they arrive. a lot of them do not know this so this is a surprise for many of them as well. you see this sign here, stanford medical superheroes. we are not used to seeing police officers calling other people superheroes, they are usually the ones that get

the participating restaurants in oakland are on san pablo near 66th, telegraph and 45th, jackson and th, market and 7th, and alameda avenue near i- 880. the richmond restaurant on 23rd is also on that list. >>> also today, the city of south san francisco is partnering with second harvest and hope ministries to provide food to shows who need it. they are holding a drive- through food distribution at the mills montessori school on hillside boulevard between 10:00 a.m. and noon. more than 750 boxes of food will be passed out at today's event. >>> more concerns about the health and safety of those in local nursing homes as more deaths are reported. nearly half a trillion dollars in aid money is heading small businesses. and warm weather this weekend will mean more people want to get out and enjoy that observe social distancing, even when you go outside. >>> it's friday, april 24th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. it is friday, april 24th. it's always good to see you. >> wonderful that we have made it

now, the public health clinic in concord and also at local health sent overs in pittsburgh and san pablo. walk up test as good not allowed. you can get more information on the testing sites including the important phone numbers at our website ktvu.com. >>> and the governor is allowing hospitals to resume surgeries which is great news for the patients that had the operations cancel and no idea when they're rescheduled. the lab work was done, so that the doctors could clamp off annemarie you richly off the size of her eye. then she was told that the surgery had to wait. >> i was scared frankly that pretty much they were saying that i am not dying right now, so it could be held off. that blood clot can rupture at any minute. it's basically the fuse was lit. >> now, sophia and her family is happy that she can now have the surgery. that's the case for thousands of bay area people. an aofficial said that the medical sent her to cancel 2000 surgeries, but now they can start to reschedule some of them. cosmetic surgeries are still banned for now. >>> we're now learning more about the timing of t

also getting word of a trouble spot on the shore freeway, westbound 80 as you work your way here san pablo dam road we have reports of an accident there, not too far, but it will does not look like it is ou aranessential worker, you shore freeway, traffic moving nicely in both directions. no delays on 680, but that is an area where we have a crash near to 42. >>> i'm anne makoveck at the live news desk, taking alive look at capitol hill this monday morning radio former coronavirus crisis funding could hit the senate floor today, with $450 billion. here is the breakdown for you. $300 billion for small businesses, 75 billion for hospitals and $25 billion for coronavirus testing. now, this is all after that initial 300 $50 billion that congress just approved from the paycheck reduction program was exhausted in less than two weeks. so, this new plan could go to the senate today, it can be passed to the house as soon as tomorrow and could be on the president's desk for his signature by wednesday.>>> this morning, 4/20 celebrations are canceled across the bay area. police have issued a stern war

we are talking about a project on san pablo avenue and emeryville near the boundary with oakland.evelopers tell the bay area news group after they finished the building it will be given to uc berkeley for student housing. the development was set on fire back in 2016 and 2017 during the construction project. so far, no arrest been made. >>> time to check back in with steve parson and more people getting time for a run or a walk with a dog. all of us i think. >> everybody will cool down. already a very strong seabreeze in place for many. low clouds and high clouds, so if you like the warm weather, yesterday was to your liking but not the next couple of days. once you get to the end of april or may. warm weather cannot be blown away. but above average temperatures with record highs in of the sacramento valley. sacramento 94. concord 89. hills burg 87, knapp 86. 77 oakland and 71 of the city. not today. temperatures are on their way down. low and high clouds with in onshore breeze, the cooling may not bottom out until sunday. it will be a cool day with temperatures at santa cruz getti

thpittsburgh health center on leverage road and the west county hlth center on san pao avenue in san pablocan expect test results whin 3 to 5 days in contra costa county felipe should all kron 4 ws. >>woers at stanford health care who are on the front lines battling this pandemic just got word that th now about to get a pay cut kron 4 says it mccune explains why. >>we as workers rest are was on a daily basis. and this is how ey repay us. >>this week, stanford health care sent an e-mail to its emplees informing them that they are about to exerience a major reduction in y the e-mail reads in part quote due to the economic impact of covid-19 rather tha plementing layof shc is implemting the temporary workforce adjustment program this program is a 10 week and initiatives unquote but rt temporary workforce adjustment th mean a 20% reduction in pay for anford health careemployees like lindacore network of the nursing >>with the yet on the nursing unit. >>with a job that she ha had for the st 40 years. >>i was you know here we are the frontline althcare workers that are taking care of patients at

in our coolest neighborhoods and deepest valleys to mid-40s as we head a little bit closer to the san pablomperatures in the mid to upper 40s and down into the south bay and head up the peninsula towards redwood city and daly city and low 50s for the rest of the bay shore. let's talk about the commute. essential people there driving through the bay bridge toll plaza where it's 51 degrees and everything is quit for the commute. let's jump into our neighborhood temperatures depending on what time you head outside, increasing sunshine in the south bay today. in the 40s through about 8:00 and in the 50s through noon and then low 60s during the afternoon hours. as far as the east bay valleys, not quite as breezy as say the south bay. so, a little bit warmer even though we're starting off in the mid-40s this morning. 60 at noon and 64 at 3:00 and 60 at 7:00. and one more stop, we'll head over to the peninsula where at 47 at 7:00. pretty cool there. we get near 60 as we head deeper into the evening hours. all right. so, enjoy the sunshine and the dry weather for the beginning of april, but i have

east 34th street from east 8th street over to park boulevard. 32nd street from mandela parkway to san pablonue. brookdale avenue from fruitvale avenue to kingsland avenue, and dover street from alcatraz avenue to 52nd street. >>> but herd immunity is not going to be the way we get out of this predicament. >> herd immunity just one of your questions that we put to a doctor and the mayors of san francisco, oakland and san jose today, brought together for an abc7 virtual town hall. well live streamed that conversation online as it happened. if you missed it, here is abc anchor dion lim with highlights. >> in addition to questions about herd immunity, which dr. wachter, chair of the department of medicine at ucsf doesn't believe to be the answer to the pandemic, but rather a vaccine in about a year or year and a half, you also had questions about a common term we've heard in recent weeks. what exactly does peak mean and it is just me or can it be a little misleading when it comes to giving the general public a sense of false hope on when things can reopen? >> the peak is -- think of a muntain.

offering free nugget happy meals from noon to 1:00 at five participating locations in oakland, on san pablor 66th, telegraph and 45th, jackson and 14th streets, and alameda avenue near i-880. the richmond location is near 23rd and that's also included. >>> more concerns about the health and safety at bay area nursing homes. how city leaders in san francisco are trying to get answers as more people are reported dead. small businesses hoping to receive some of the half trillion dollars in financial assistance out there. we'll break down the numbers as the president gets ready to sign another bill. and parks and beaches could become magnets as warm weather sets in. the warnings to stay away and observe social distancing. >>> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning to you. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's keep talking about this weekend weather because it will be nice and warm, which is great. but steve paulson, we reported that police in pacifica alone wrote 400 warning tickets for people who come to the beach from far away. the rule is keep it within five mi

as well as the local health centers in martinez, pittsburgh, and san pablo. >> we or testing 53 to 330e want to be testing 1500 to 1600 people a day. really know where this virus is and how we need to respond to it. >> patients have to make an appointment and they will first go through a confidential screening before being tested. walkups are not accepted. you will find more information on the test sites in contra costa county including opening phone numbers on ktvu.com. we will see the storied right there on our home page. across the state, san francisco is expanding its testing to now include all essential workers expensing coronavirus symptoms. the sites are located at pierce 30 and 32. together, they could see as many as 5000 people a day. go to weapons at ktvu.com and will find a way to book an appointment. >>> governor newsom says he will no hospitals to resume on emergency surgeries. that is good news for patients who have operation plussed-up are canceled with no idea when the could be rescheduled. sophia already had the lab work done so doctors could plan off the and rich that

yothey're also seeing a couple of light showers right around one 37 as you traverse just north of san pablous going to be on the roads thismorning sirota impact isn't as important a couple light sprinkles right there on thpeninsula just south of san francisco on into are pacifica an daly city itself st of us at this point are still dry, but light showers will ntin thugh uch of the rest of the morning and by heavesraithis is when you can expect moderate rainfall intthlate afternoon and evening tonight actual going tp be a pretty cog eveng ahead of an uptick in rainbow tomorrow morning now tomorrow morning is likely to brinng some isolated spots whreyou' oingto see some heavy areas of rain even a couple rumbles of thunder on into the early afternoon during thsame amount of time from today into tomorrow the sierra nevada is picking up heavy snowfl we're talking hvy snowfall. i mean feat of it today expect one to 2 feet anywhere about 4500 feet and into tomorrow sunday as we work our way towards the winds combined with that fresh warnings taking effect see how ly those daytime highs are not a f

temporary though, it does not apply to buttons on poles controlled by caltrans, including those on busy san pablo avenue.. >>> there are calls to release inmates over fears of the coronavirus, we tell you what advocates are pushing for coming up, and what that could mean for derek . >>> east bay fairgrounds are being transformed into a medical facility to treat those with covid-19. why the site may never see a patient. teammates help each other find a way to win, just like covered california helps you find health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you can get financial assistance to help pay for health coverage. plus, this year, the state is providing more help than ever before. and because a new law requires californians to have health coverage or pay a penalty, covered california has made it easier to get financial help, but time's limited. visit coveredca.com or call to enroll today. >>> a declining situation around the bay area, here from a former employee of a nursing home were nine people have died from the virus . >>> in oakland, they are temporarily banning cars on residenti

there's a view of the cloud cover, you can notice right on the san mateo county coastline in the san pablochy fog this morning, mostly sunny to partly skies. visibility not a problem, even for where we do have the fog. half moon bay reporting five miles ahead. the winds generally light. novato from the south at three. fairfield it is onshore but, that light breeze will not offer too much help, in any case at least headed in the right direction if you are hoping for a bit of a cooldown. upper 80s expected in antioch, 83 in santa rosa which is a very warm day. santa rosa you had 90, you should notice the difference. upper 60s to san francisco, downtown area low to mid 70s and around the bay, a lot of 70s today when yesterday it was a lot of 80s. 76 redwood city, 76 in hayward. temperatures will continue to cool getting into your bay area sunday, but as mentioned a moment ago, we are backup in time for tuesday, details of the extended forecast, coming up >>> representative jackie spear was to investigate the small business loan program, how a new forecast turned out how that money was allocat

we want to congratulate juan pablo roa one will be graduating high school in san mateo will be attending berkeley for their data science program this fall you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. then cement a picture of your graduate let us know which high school they will graduate from and what's next ahead for them this year in the years ahead. >>here's a live look outside at sfo you can clearly see no fog in the forecast very few planes taking off and landing these days if you're it taking off yeah still might want to give yourself 2 hours of head start but probably not as much as before. - will invisalign aligners really work for my smile. - is there a better alternative to braces? - only invisalign aligners use smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably. and in many cases, it works faster than braces. (upbeat music) and in many cases, it works faster than braces. spotlight on heroes in our community this morning we are giving a shout out to a group of volunteers helping tao

tiempo de juan pablo ii, Él como anciano querÍa ir del coliseo para dignificar a los ancianos y decir " servimos" esta vez no va a haber coliseo, va a ser el viernes desde la basÍlica de sans, me dan ganas de llorar. jorge: ¿pero no habrÁ algÚn tipo de ceremonias simbÓlica que reemplace estas procesiones? >> claro, pero solo. ya no verÁs. pero sin fieles. el monto de los olivos con aquella jerusalÉn milenaria donde todo empezÓ, sola, sin nadie. es algo inaudito. si alguien hace un mes nos lo hubiera dicho, no lo hubiÉramos creÍdo nunca jamÁs. jorge: vamos a tratar de hacer uno de estos saltos. los seguiremos hablando durante el programa. de ahÍ nos vamos a la ciudad de nueva york. las muertes y los hospitales estÁn enfrentando falta de espacios y recursos por albergar cuerpos . nayeli desde una funeraria en manhattan tiene lo Último. nayeli: muy buenas tardes . las autoridades han dicho que estados unidos se prepara para entrar en su semana mÁs crÍtica hasta la fecha en su lucha contra el coronavirus. el estado de nueva york continÚa siendo epicentro del brote de esta pandemia y en su informe diario al gobernador cuomo dijo que de momento se registran mÁs de 130,000 casos

pablo: para acelerar el proyecto inversionistas latinoamericanos y de estados unidos pusieron a disposiciÓn de la investigaciÓn que tiene participantes universitarios, alrededor de 2,000,000 de dÓlares. este economista y emprendedor cuenta detalles adonde viajÓ sanen el mercado. una de las tantas ventajas que en un futuro se podrÁ aplicar a otras Áreas. por ejemplo la agricultura y ganaderÍa. un campesino podrÁ utilizar, quizÁs para saber si una planta en medio de la siembra estÁ infectada de algÚn virus y de esa manera evitar que se eche a perder toda una cosecha. seguiremos al pendiente. elyangÉlica: ojalÁ que el proyecto sea exitoso. vamos con albert martÍnez. albert: un panorama dividido para todos los gustos y colores. para ilustrar vamos al mapa de temperatura. quedan bien representados el contraste entre un norte congelado o casi congelado con temperaturas entre los 30 y 40. alertas por congelaciÓn, eso choca con un sur mÁs caliente. temperaturas al sur de texas, al sur de la florida entre los 70-80.california en el otro extremo del paÍs estÁ bajo la influencia de nubes que nos dejarÁn lluvia. los Últimos aguaceros de esta semana y para la semana que viene hay mÁs lluvia. por el momento lo que ven al norte de los Ángeles, aguaceros residu