even things like saratoga, they are going forward without fans. will there be fans at saratoga?e an update? gov. cuomo: watch the numbers. watch the data. watch the infection rate. then you will know as well as i know. reporter: you just said you have not seen anything significant in terms of an increase in the metrics to be able to reopen. the finger lakes and central new york are at their highest rate of hospitalizations at any point in this outbreak. do you have any intention of rolling back the reopening process, slowing it down, stopping it because of hospitalization? gov. cuomo: any hospitalization you are seeing today -- i will ask jim if that is true. not that i doubt your credibility. but by definition, to be hospitalized, that means you had to get the virus, it had to incubate, you had to get symptoms, get very ill, go to the hospital. there is about a two-week lag on the hospitalization rate, so by definition it could not be linked to the reopening. but those are the data we will be looking at. have you seen anything? >> we have seen upticks. tracing contact and thing

from the philippine sea to from new orleans to normandie, from saratoga to saipan, from the battle ofmore to the battle of the bulge americans gave their lives to carry that flag through piercing waves, blazing fires, sweltering deserts and storms of bullets and shrapnel. tanks,imbed atop enemy jumped out of burning airplanes and leapt on live grenades. , theirove was boundless devotion was without limit. their courage was beyond measure. army green beret captain daniel edgar's grew up in cape coral florida determined to continue his family tradition of military service and it was a great addition. he attended the legendary citadel military college in south carolina and soon he met a beautiful cadet and they fell in love, married, and had two sons. for hisdaniel left second deployment in afghanistan. on the morning of may 29 he and his team were courageously pursuing a group of deadly byrorists when he was killed an improvised explosive device. this week is the 16th anniversary of the day that he made the supreme sacrifice for our nation, he laid down his life to defeat evil and save

ultimately has great success at the battle of saratoga. there are many who thought gates would be a better commander-in-chief. it was a small number who made these rumblings. people were upset that washington couldn't win the battle of germantown, although troops considered it a great success. they had actually surprised the british. and scare them into staying into it -- in philadelphia that was . of course after the great , victory of saratoga, so washington's achievements by the untrained eye looked diminished in the face of gates. washington is pressured to put gates in command, and he ultimately puts him in charge of the southern army, and gates makes a complete hash of it. i think there is some statement of gates after the loss at cowpens -- a battle in the south that gates loses. he basically does not stop for 100 miles in his retreat. as someone mentioned, the only thing gates won in the south was a horse race. nathanael greene is put into place. we know how that would go. green famously would lose all the time, but said we lost, w

we're talking saratoga, sunnydale and homestead.several vehicles were on fire when they got there at around 5:30 am. in addition to the shop itself, there are several apartment complexes within a couple blocks of the shop and at least two units had to be evacuated. they have since been allowed to return and other people were stuck, smelling the smoke and there are no injuries to report luckily and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> reporter: we are at the great mall where there are lots of restaurants chomping at the bit, wanting to reopen so we are looking ahead to governor newsom about the further reopening under phase 2 and it looks like the whole dining experience will get some getting used to. according to some documents obtained by the ap from the california restaurant association, they are recommending to the governor that only families that live together can sit at the same table with no more buffets or salad bars or shared red baskets. no more salt and sheppard. and we should expect them to talk about ho

how about other neighborhoods, upper 40s in the north bay and coast down to saratoga mid to low 40s for the rest of us. for youric a t iactivity planne staying dry. if you're streaming us live find live doppler 7 on our app or website and see the showers rolling in. east bay valleys up to 76 at 1:00 and then some of that rain cold air starts to roll in. our best chance of wet weather this afternoon and evening. for the south bay, same thing. we ramp up to 71 and some of that rain cool air drops us down to 60. and 5:00 one of our better chances of weather. same thing at 5:00, cooler with a chance of rain. >>> good morning, everyone. you know that feeling when you're waiting on a call and you keep checking to make sure your phone is not on silent because nothing is coming to you. that's how i feel with traffic today. things are so light. not a single thing coming in from the chp. i keep refreshing the page. to all of our essential workers out there, you're in good shape. live look in oakland showing you the 880 at the coliseum there. smooth conditions across the board. only thing to note

each while 98 campbell, san jose los gatos saratoga cupertino in milpitas each at 97.ell livermore up to one o to today presenter and i want to 99. well triple digits and dan bill walnut creek in concord much like yesterday oakland san leandro in castro valley back into the low 90's or yacht bill and now it will be 99. well for fairfield one o one, it's ferdinand york at one o 3. sienna rose i've got you beating a record at 97 degrees today. well cattle loom at 94. temperatures tomorrow, not quite as hot but still very hot. thursday also still holding out that he but by friday swift's changes a low moving in from the pacific it's going to brk up that high and we are in for a world change this is going to take us from the triple digits the next couple days inland. just the 70's in the same areas by saturday sunday and monday and for areas like oakland that will be at 90 today. do expect highs barely even reaching the 70's come early next week. so we do have early flight at the end of the tunnel. still in the forecast, the next couple of days though brace yourselves espe

. >>> and what it's like out on the links >>> a pretty scary discovery in saratoga, a resident was installing a new sprinkler system when they found a couple of grenades and a mortar shell. that forced the neighborhood your congress springs park to shelter in place yesterday evening. the resident called 911, the bomb squad showed up and gathered up the explosives and blew them up at a nearby park, take a look. this was the second incident that happened over the weekend, alameda county sheriff's deputies were also called to a home in west oakland after a woman found a grenade in her yard as well. >>> a couple of counties are defying the governor's stay-at- home order, today yuba and sutter counties reopened and two public health orders are in fact, one allow certain businesses like restaurants and malls to reopen and the other requires every resident to where a mask in public when social distancing just isn't possible. it's something that was not practiced at shops and restaurants on the first day of the restrictions being lifted. >> people are out with no masks on and that's a big thing and n

and tonight, we're highlighting athena sure robbie she is graduating from prospect high school in saratoga and will be attending stanford with plans to major in economics so congrats to tina. she looks ready there to go to stanford and congrats to all the graduates in the class of 2020 and we still want you to submit your graph just go to our website kron 4 dot com find the salute to grads 2020 under news. submit a picture of your grad and let us know which high school they attended and what is next for him or her. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waltman don't forget to wash your hands our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues right now with our congressional town hall special the road to reopening politicians from all over california will be answering your questions live on air. this is a special inside california politics. and it starts right now. >>the state along with tough decisions about our health we just want to do it in a very deliberative and thoughtful way and we need to go back to work impacting 40 million people we hold the powerful accountable getting

boulder creek, 46, the valley, 48, saratoga, 49, south san jose, 48.thing that moves around the bay is on borrowed time. the fog will leave. the low comes in and that will cool us down tomorrow but then the high comes in and we begin a warm up. a little cooler tomorrow then sunshine and warmer and then much warmer temperatures sunday into early next week. >>> solano county joining napa county in moving in reopening t economy. some restaurants and shops can reopen as soon as today. >>> . >> schools around the state coming up with their plans for the new academic year, the changes that may be in store for the classroom. >>> the bottle rock music festival is not going on this weekend as it normally would. how organizers are trying to take the festival online. this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. >>> this place that you talk about sounds good to me. the staple singers, thank you, lauren

. >> my name's alena jarrett and i'm a senior at saratoga high school in saratoga, california. >> i'mall time. >> kevin hart! >> man, they got me on the same show as l.j. and b.o. those are my nicknames for lebron and barack. yeah, know you, we're on a first-name basis. those are my guys. l.j., b.o., you guys killed it! yo congrats to all graduates, man. this is so cool, this is so dope. i wanna give you guys a little history of mine. i graduated from george washington high school, class of '97. as you can probably imagine, i was one of the most popular kids in school. that's a lie. i wasn't, but i was definitely one of the funniest. my most embarrassing moments in high school was when i got caught with sneakers on that were too big. when i was younger, i took my brother's sneakers and wore them to school and they were a size 10. at the time i was like, a size 7. the reason why i wore 'em was i felt like girls would like guys with big feet. for whatever reasons -- use your imagination -- i did that. that backfired on me. my locker was one that was constantly clowned, because i had eve

looking at san jose, down for morgan hill, saratoga, they are all gathering rain. here is a look at the camera as we look east and you can see those temperatures are in the 50s to low 60s. 57 in concord, 57 in livermore, 56 in san francisco, 60 degrees in san jose and raining in santa rosa at 52 degrees. here is what you can expect. shattered showers in the we could see an isolated thunderstorm through our afternoon. there is just enough instability. partly sunny tomorrow and an isolated shower is a possibility on tuesday with a drier, warmer weather and a little more sunshine on wednesday through the rest of the week. there is a cool low pressure system bringing the unsettled weather for us so the temperatures will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday, taking two hour by hour on future cast and you can see scattered showers and a pop- up thunderstorm is a possibility at 10 am. at 1 pm here, as we look to that timeframe, partly sunny but an isolated shower is still a possibility, a lingering shower for tuesday and then we see the ridge of high pressure buil

willis graduated from saratoga high school, he played football and was in the jazz band. he plans to major in film production at arizona state. send us your photo of your graduate by emailing us at 2020grads@cbs.com, please no professional photos . >>> now to a story near and dear to my heart, today happens to be my mother's 99th birthday. that is dorothy may 21, e,miaeh a moreland with the la fire department giving her that light and siren salute. had a few family members and socially distance fans show up. she has 37 nieces and nephews, 32 just on her side of the family. that's my sister there and her family lucky enough to be there with her today. >> despite her stature, she is a strong, tough woman which she comes by naturally, native angeleno she's just worked hard all her life and she doesn't understand why all these people would want to honor her but even more reason to do so. >> some people say she actually bears a striking resemblance to queen elizabeth and come to think of it, we have never seen mom and queen elizabeth in the same place at the same time. having

for the south bay today, san jose milpitas los gatos cupertino saratoga all to 97 degrees. well triple digits returning for summer for the inland areas like in livermore to walnut creek danville in conquer all into the triple digits this afternoon clinton seely and rolled right along debate getting into the 90's at 90 degrees. each pittsburgh, antioch fairfield vacaville triple digits for young bill sonoma and napa very close at 9899 degrees. santa rosa also close to triple digits at 97 today as far as tomorrow goes are still hot, but not as hot. neither will we be into thursday just a couple degrees cooler but by no means cause just yet. friday is the day that really starts to bring relief for us as a low pressure area starts to break up that high moving in from the pacific that is the most welcome low pressure area think we can all see because it's going to help us fall even further into the 70's come saturday sunday and monday. that's from the triple digits through the 70's from start to finish of this forecast, big changes. bayside areas like oakland will call from the

. >>> if you received an alert to shelter in place in saratoga last night we now know why can show you. this resident doing yardwork and installing a new sprinkler system found two grenades and this mortar shell. it happened about 4 pm at home your congress springs park. the resident called 911, the bomb squad arrived, removed the grenades in the shell to a nearby park where they were safely detonated. this was the second incident that happened over the weekend. alameda county sheriff's deputies were called to a home in west oakland after a woman found a grenade in her yard, that device also safely detonated her >>> even after covid-19 ravaged cruise ships around the world, a carnival cruise line says some of its ships will be heading out to see again this summer. starting in august, carnival plants have eight cruises resume service from texas and florida. the cdc is still recommending people defer traveling on cruises and in the meantime the cruise line is also suspending service from other north american and australian ports until the end of august. carnival says it will use the time

. >> my name's alina jarrett and i'm a senior at saratoga high school. >> reporter: she was part of a special salute to high school graduates that aired nationwide right here on nbc and featured encouraging words from former president barack obama, who urged grads not to be afraid. >> but if you listen to the truth that's inside yourself even when it's hard, even when it's inconvenient, people will notice. they'll gravitate towards you. >> reporter: for the class of 2020, it's pomp during unusual circumstances this year. instead of walking to get their diplomas, about 200 graduates at carondelet high school in concord rolled through their ceremony today. the grads at the all girls catholic high school got to experience the milestone inside their cars with their families. 17-year-old ariel coates said while she appreciates the effort, she has mixed feelings. >> it's a little sad because evenly i want to be with my classmates -- i'm sorry. obviously i want to be with my class mates and with my friends. but it's okay. it's better than nothing, so i'm just blessed. >> reporter: tonight at

two bay area corvettes to the drive-by for bryce in saratoga. >> price is a 5-year-old and he's been through so much battling stage iv liver cancer for two years and he just deserves something, something special. >>> he did get something special. firefighters and members from the santa clara county's sheriff's office cruised by as well and bryce received his own to a corvette. we wish him happy birthday. we want to recognize heroes in your community. that includes teachers and the work they continue to do. to nominate a teacher send us an e-mail with photos or video to my hero and fox tv.com. >>> still ahead. investigators are returning to pier 45 after a large fire destroyed a warehouse. we show you what is happening there today. the standoff between leaders and governor newsom and what is happening today as local pastors weigh in on the issue. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. 80% of bacteria in your mout

ultimately has great success at the battle of saratoga. there are many who thought gaetz would be a better commander-in-chief. people were upset that washington couldn't win the battle of germantown, although troops considered it a great success. --y had actually supplies surprised the british. great victory the of saratoga, so washington's achievements by the untrained eye looked diminished in the face of gaetz. washington is pressured to put gaetz in command, and he ultimately puts him in charge of the southern army, and gaetz makes a complete ass of it. i think there is some statement of gaetz after the loss at calpins -- a battle in the south that gaetz loses. he basically doesn't stop in his retreat. as someone mentioned, the only thing gaetz one in the south was a horror -- a horse race. green famously would lose all , wetime, but we lost regroup, and we fight again. he understood that the british army couldn't replace their army. any costly victory was as good as a defeat to cornwallis in that campaign. chargeut gaetz in because the

that's not so much the case in san jose down south along one oh one to 85 around the scandal saratoga down eventually to morgan hill heaviest of rainfall city just south of the tri valley, a the ti outlooks little quieter up towards san francisco in st. louis and robot you head north of there and in northern ap, a county and solano counties we do have some heavier rainfall just north of say holding a so spotty showers as i mentioned that's the way it's going to remain today for the bay area, the heaviest of rainfall as you can clearly see will be held up in the central valley out towards sacramento, where the roles of thunder can be expected in the meantime bay area holds on to on and off showers throughout the course the morning and we'll be keeping you updated as they move across the bay area during this morning a couple of isolated roles of thunder could be expected this afternoon mostly for most it went to the spay areas. >>most of that thunderstorm activity as i mentioned should be out towards the central valley now on into tomorrow a couple more isolated showers maybe even a few

and cooling centers in gilroy, morgan hill and saratoga and also open at 1:00.e of the order in the county, though, space is limited and if you do go there, you have to wear a mask and social distance. >>> new this morning san jose police are looking for witnesses after a shooting sent five people to the hospital. someone fired at the victims along william court near south 24th street just before 10:00 last night and so far police haven't shared any details about any suspect in this shooting. also, there is no word on how the victims are doing this morning. mnchlt >>> now breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >>> the city of minneapolis requested help from the national guard to help combat protests in the city right now. this is the second night in a row. last night that protesters were clashing with police following the death of george floyd. heyo seet' a live lk yonbviously see the windows have been smashed out. we have been watching this happen all night long. it's a different feel from the first night of protests in the city. last night demonstrations turne

been triggered into a state of survival that all those survival chemicals in you so whether it's a saratoga you know they the cortisol the adrenaline's that are produced by the body in order for the body to. escape in order for the body to survive and then order for you to persevere through a life threatening a vent. are continually triggered over and over again in instances where it is not necessary now for someone like yourself chris or someone like me or other veterans of war people who participated in it one of the real struggles with p.t.s.d. is that say for someone who goes to iraq or afghanistan of course this is you know we can get also to how this affects the people in these countries but i just talk about how it affects veterans for the moment so you're in iraq or afghanistan you're a marine or you're a soldier or sailor airman and every day you're leaving your base and you are hunting for other people and other people are hunting for you and you do that for 7 or 8 months 9 or 10 months 11 or 12 months when you come home that survival mechanism in you. is not turned off and so you

upper 60s for saratoga. there is a little difference here, southwestoakland hills. these are all nort yesterday. that that is a little change. we will get some toasty readings inland. it will start to make a move and by friday we will see temperatures dropped by 25 degrees. today though, they will be 25 degrees above average. 70s, 80s, 90s closer to the coast. they will start to cool down on thursday with a huge drop on friday. showers on saturday with the low moving over and it looks like a cool pattern on sunday and most of next week. >>> four years after horrifying crime, the alejo families still praying for a break in their case. what they are now saying about the search for pearl pinson. >>> re-examining moratoriums on evictions and paying rent. people are still struggling to pay rent during this coronavirus crisis. >>> today supervisors and several counties will vote to extend a moratorium against rental evictions. allie rasmus joins us live. >> reporter: marin county's board of supervisors is going to be discussing this topic at a 9 a.m. meeting today whether

from the philippines sea, from new orleans to normandy, from saratoga to saipan, from the battle of baltimoreamericans gave their lives to carry that flag through waves and blazing fires and storms of bullets and shrapnels. they jump oed out of burning planes and left on live grenades. their love was boundless and their devotion was without limits. ar captain daniels grew up in florida decided to continue his service. hi attended the citadel college in south carolina. soon he met a beautiful cadet rebecca. they fell in love, married, and had two sons. in 2004, daniel left for his second deployment in afghanistan. on the morning of may 29th, daniel and his team were pursuing a group of deadly terrorists when he was killed by an explosive device. this week is the 16th anniversary of the day that daniel made the supreme sacrifice for our nation. he laid down his life to defeat evil and save his fellow citizens. today they have followed in daniel's footsteps, both students at the citadel planning to serve in the military. their amazing mom served 22 years of the army. to the entire edgars family,

saratoga, san jose, stanford. you have been in the south. i might have to pull your card here. >> no i love it down here. it's a beautiful second place. my home is in nor cal. don't take it away from me. >> let's talk olympics. w remarkable, an olympian in your 40s is not young. do you still plan on tokyo next year. how much did it hurt you postponing this summer games? >> once i made the decision, it was like, i could breathe. once i know what i'm working with, i can handle anything. as far as i'm concerned, the best is yet to come. winning that fourth gold medal this is just an opportunity to have one more year to become excellent and get more con necked to my partner, enjoy the journey. because an after this i'm done with the olympics. i want to soak it up. >> what is happening now with the online virtual clinic. why are you doing it really? >> oh, man, well, i received so much outreach over the past month, young kids, moms, parents, coaches, they say, we need strauch. we need guidance. so my company has come up with a virtual online trai

saratoga is at 51. northerly breeze, 45 in ukiah, monterey is 52. if you like warm weather, that is today and tomorrow. it will be well above average, 70s, 80s and 90s. there will not be too much change tomorrow and there will be a huge change on the weekend as we head toward sunday. it looks like rain is on the way for monday into tuesday. >>> okay, californians file for unemployment claims since the beginning of the pandemic, we will tell you the problem that many have, getting their unemployment benefits. >>> the space force is hiring. we have details of the military's new pledge and their recruitment efforts. >>> welcome back, president trample take part in a virtual national day of prayer. the presidents comments with the prayer service will be live streamed, the national day of prayer is always held on the first, the first thursday of may. this is the first time the official service will be held online. >>> the space force is hiring, they have released their first recruitment video. >> people look to the stars, and they ask-- what if? our job

like saratoga, they are going forward without fans. gov. cuomo: watch the numbers. watch the data.he infection rate. then you will know as well as i know. >> you just said you have not seen anything significant in terms of an increase in the metrics to be able to reopen. do you have any intention of rolling back the reopening process, slowing it down, stopping it because of hospitalization? hospitalization you are seeing today -- i will ask jim if that is true. not that i doubt your credibility. , to bedefinition hospitalized, that means you had to have the virus, it had to incubate, you had to have symptoms, get very ill, go to the hospital. there is about a two week lag on the hospitalization rate, so by definition it could not be linked to the reopening, but those are the data we will be looking at. >> we have seen upticks. to a specific issue like the madison county agriculture business where, if you can address a problem right away the department of health addresses it? we have seen a little uptick, but the rate of transmission is still relatively low. in the next couple of da

from new orleans to normandie, from saratoga to saipan, from the battle of baltimore to the battle ofulge, americans gave their lives to carry that flag through piercing waves, blazing fires, sweltering deserts, and the storms of bullets and shrapnel. they climbed atop enemy tanks, jumped out of burning airplanes, and leapt on the live grenades. their love was boundless, their devotion was without limit, their courage was beyond measure. army green beret captain daniel ad carries grew up in cape coral florida, determined to continue his family tradition of military service. it was a great tradition. he attended the legendary citadel middle let terry college in south carolina. soon he met a beautiful cadet, rebecca. they fell in love, married, and had two sons. in 2004, daniel left for his second deployment in afghanist afghanistan. on the morning of may 29th, daniel and his team were courageously pursuing a group of deadly terrorists when he was killed by an improvised explosive device. this week is the 16th anniversary of the day that daniel made the supreme sacrifice for our nation.

here's a look at live doppler 7 down at street level and you can see from milpitas, saratoga, los altos hills and palo alto, light rain now. temperatures cooler today except in the north bay where it never warmed up. we have low to mid-60s in most neighborhoods, and upper 60s near 70 and the east bay. tonight will be cooler with not quite as damp a morning waiting for us. temperatures will be in the mid-40s to low 50s with just some patchy drizzle tomorrow morning. let's get back to reggie for more news. >>> abc7 took an exclusive tour to get an up-close look at a special mission to help frontline health-care workers. right now scientist and engineers are busy building a respirator that can be hopefully used in hospitals all around the country. >> the workers will be protected and have adequate air flow and something that will stay clean and free of contaminants. >> this kind of thing would normally take years from start to finish, but lockheed is sending the prototype to the government for emergency approval. >>>en ride hailing protesters want to drop the efforts to appeal the state la

instead, two bay area corvette groups put together a parade of 42 cars antedate drive-by for bryce in saratoga. >> he has been so he has battled stage iv liver cancer for two years. he deserves something special. >> he does deserve something special. he got it. firefighters from the sheriff's office cruised by. bryce had even received his own toy corvette. >>> we want to recognize the heroes in your community, that includes teachers and the work they continue to do. to nominate a teacher send us an email with photos or video on www.ktvu.com. >>> investigators are returning to pier 45 after a large fired destroys a warehouse. we will show you what is happening today. >>> is cannot between religious leaders and governor newsom, pastors weigh in on the issue. >>> defiant in the name of god, why churchgoers say they refused to obey stay-at-home orders when it comes to the first amendment rights. >>> the fire is detrimental, it took the gear. everything. >>> fishermen are trying to figure out how to move forward after a large fire over the weekend. what is happening today, at pier 45. >>> from ktvu

we have some light rain pushing into the south bay from sunnydale through saratoga and for the east bay, the tri- valley has light rain from san ramon, dublin, hayward and fremont. we have a wet start in spots. with our treasure island camera, temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s, 56 in concord, oakland is 59 and livermore is 56 and 55 in san francisco, and 54 for santa rosa. let's check the winds and we are looking at light conditions, 10 mile an hour winds in concord and eight in fairfield and five at half moon bay and seven for oakland and for hayward with those light conditions. jenna was talking about some spots that could see may be locally windy conditions out there but for the most part we are looking at life conditions. satellite and radar, there is a low pressure system ringing some rain chances for was. unsettled weather continues as we go hour by hour on future cast and you can see a few spotted shutters through our afternoon and then unsettled weather continues as well. we will keep the chance as we go through the middle part of the week. we are not expecting a lot of r

you can find lots of 30s, and even socal is there, cupertino, saratoga and campbell, the nights get shorter and the days are longer. once the system goes through the high and the desert southwest, it will kick in and it will mainly be an event for southern california, nevada and arizona. we will get hot as we head towards the end of the week. the hottest day will be friday. it is just a good old-fashioned high-pressure. 80 degrees for some, we will have a pretty good job for thursday and friday and the cooldown comes on the weekend. >>> it may be the mcdonald's of the future, the redesign to the golden arches, whenever the restaurant opens again after the pandemic. >>> just-in-time for cinco de mayo, taco bell wants to help you out if you are looking for a feast while at home. >>> the nfl wants to plan as if the regular season will start on time and september. there will be one change, the tradition of more than a decade, we will tell you what that is in minutes. >>> welcome back. thank you so much for this nice request. monday can be tough. send me a request if you can. facebook, twitter,

a 42 cars into the bread drive- by purports in saratoga and price was thrilled. >> he loved it. he couldn't believe the corvettes were lining the street . they were so excited for each one that came by. >> he got a small that of his own and many other gifts. bryce's dad reached out trying to make a wonderful memory who had his procedure put on hold and that that drivers were aghast about helping out. >> we have not had any of our social events that we usually have so it was very good timing is just bringing and showing off our cars for very good cause. >> that's were the only wheels to show up. the county sheriff's cruise by and firefighters. bryce's been through one round of chemotherapy is about to begin round two creek sunday afternoon he had supporters wishing him a speedy recovery during a birthday celebration that so far has stopped them all . >> i think this will sit down as the best one for a while. he made a great birthday from you and it was awesome. greg liggins. kfox two news. >> nascar held a very long race yesterday in the state of north carolina. there was a delay

we do have a few upper 50s like 58 in saratoga, and 52 in los altos is the cool spot. a lot of us in the mid to upper 50s with damp conditions this morning. 0.011 of an inch in san francisco. here's a look at the north bay. you can see we're in the 50s for the better part of the day. a few low 60s this afternoon with a little sunshine. as far as san francisco goes, 58 through 9:00 and then low to mid-60s for the rest of the day with less rain than what we are dealing with this morning. same thing in the east bay, scattered showers, mid-60s. >>> let's look at commute. how are the essential workers doing today, jobina? >> mike, okay, i would say. i have been minor crashes and spinouts this morning likely due to the slick conditions on our roads. we will take a live look at the bay bridge. we have a high wind advisory here and also a high wind advisory for the 580 altamont pass. there's bridge work going on for east bay 80 and treasure island, and you can expect delays there until 6:30. aside from that, that's what we have for traffic this morning. >>> and some states are

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to corvettes and friends and family corvette's, put together 42 cars and did a drive-by in saratoga.ing a kid who loves cars, bryce was thrilled. >> he loved up. he couldn't believe there were corvettes lining the street. he was so excited for each one that came by. he even got a small that of his own and many other gifts. bryce his dad reach out to the car enthusiasts trying to make a wonderful memory for a car loving son who got his birthday trip put on hold. >> the car drivers were happy to help out. >> this was very good timing we usually have shows around this time. so showing off our cars and a very good cause. >> that's weren't the only wheels to show up. of the county sheriff cruised by as did firefighters. bryce is been through one round of chemotherapy and is about to begin round two. he has a lot of supporters wishing him a speedy recovery with the birthday recovery that has topped them all. >> this is one you'll remember for a while. it was a great birthday for him. it was awesome. >>> the coronavirus may have shut businesses coast to coast but as orders are lifted, some

nowhere to go ♪ ♪ am i falling in love with the one that could break my heart ♪ >> i'm a senior at saratogan hart. >> got me on the same show as l.j. and b.o. my nicknames for lebron and brock. you guys killed it. c congrats to all graduates. want to give you history of mine. i graduated from george washington high school, class of 1997. as you can imagine i was one enough most popular kids in school. that's a lie. i was one of the funniest. my most embarrassing moment in high school was when i got caught with sneakers on that were too big. i took my brother's sneakers and wore them to school and they were a size 10 and i was a size seven. i felt like girls would like guys with big feet. for whatever reason. use your imagination. that backfired on me. mai locker was one constantly clowned because i had everything in is it. i was so organized in school. i would want to see more given to the public school systems. i would want to see our educational upbringing progresses. i want financial literacy to be cured because i want us to get the information to our youth so they can grow up and do big

>>this piper saratoga arrived at municipal airport carrying a precious cargo from the pacific northwest inside this dog crate a sick and malnourished guadalupe fur seal pup. the story began last week near seaside oregon, not far from the mouth of the columbia river one loop a fur seals are named for their recoveries on guadalupe island about 200 miles off the coast of baja mexico. yet here this one was about 1400 miles from home. >>it's possible that spreading up into southern oregon and a little bit into washington could also be part of just their natural range say do cover hundreds of miles. but one more strange to sit in th in this condition, we know it's a bad news, bad news situation. >>he weighed less than 16 pounds that's less than half of what a year old pop should way. was taken to the nearby seaside aquarium and then turned over to a marine mammal team near seattle so we picked up this animal met the folks in oregon and brought it back to get harbor washington at a facility at well that's. >>that was able to triage the animal and hold the animals are a couple of days surgery a

well, the south bay close to a 100 degrees in campbell at 98 san jose los gatos cupertino in saratoga as well as nokia us all at 97. livermore you'll be at one '02 pleasant shouldn't dublin to 99 today, triple digits as well and and bill while the creek in concord while like prince aly and raul castro valley back into the low 90's north bay temperatures also very hot either 90's or triple digits for most areas that is until you head to the coast where some 70's can be found. now tomorrow and thursday we're going continue this heat wave, not quite as hot as today, but still hot it's still not going to feel good by the weekend though look at that difference. sober triple digit areas early to be the 70's got the weekend talk about tonight day change from the 90's for areas like oakland today to barely even the 70's come sunday and monday. so there is light at the end of the tunnel here as for the next few days be prepared to hunker down during the afternoon hours and check on your neighbors, especially if you know the heat sensitive and wall get through it together back to you. >>in the

>>this piper saratoga arrived at municipal airport carrying a precious cargo from the pacific northwest inside this dog crate a sick and malnourished guadalupe fur seal pup. the story began last week near seaside oregon, not far from the mouth of the columbia river while the loop, a fur seals are named for their recoveries on guadalupe island about 200 miles off the coast of baja mexico. yet here this one was about 1400 miles from home. >>it's possible that spreading up into southern oregon and a little bit into washington could also be part of just their natural range say do cover hundreds of miles. but one more strange to sit in this in this condition, we know it's a bad news, bad news situation. >>he weighed less than 16 pounds that's less than half of what a year old pop should way. he was taken to the nearby seaside aquarium and then turned over to a marine mammal team near seattle so we picked up this animal met the folks in oregon and brought it back to get harbor washington at a facility at well that's. >>that was able to triage the animal and hold the animals are a couple of da

rumors of the fix start in august in saratoga. rothstein tells a gambler from chicago that the series is going to be fixed. he tells the former owner of the chicago cubs and eventually comiskey is going to now about these rumors. he is going to get agitated. the manager is going to get agitated and after the series is over there is a series of articles coming out about the rumored fix. it is interesting that when they come out the sporting news, the bible of baseball, comes out from hugh fullerton and there is a famous passage by them which is incredibly anti-semitic about a bunch of hook nosed gamblers who are behind us. just because they do things don't believe anyone in the great game, our great american game, played by americans, would ever stoop to this. well, they certainly stooped to it. comiskey investigated and hired gamblers in the off-season. how much he covered this up, how much he knew, how much did he know? there is knowing and proving. he offered a $10,000 reward after the series to anyone who could prove it was fix

>>this piper saratoga arrived at municipal airport carrying a precious cargo from the pacific northwest inside this dog crate a sick and malnourished guadalupe fur seal pup. the story began last week near seaside oregon, not far from the mouth of the columbia river while the loop, a fur seals are named for their recoveries on guadalupe island about 200 miles off the coast of baja mexico. yet here this one was about 1400 miles from home. >>it's possible that spreading up into southern oregon and a little bit into washington could also be part of just their natural range say do cover hundreds of miles. but one more strange to sit in this in this condition, we know it's a bad news, bad news situation. >>he weighed less than 16 pounds that's less than half of what a year old pop should way. he was taken to the nearby seaside aquarium, and then turned over to a marine mammal team near seattle so we picked up this animal met the folks in oregon and brought it back to get harbor washington at a facility at well that's. >>that was able to triage the animal and hold the animals are a couple of d

. >> reporter: this is one of the 50 horses at the ranch in saratoga. they offer guided tours and riding lessons. the business operation shutdown because of the pandemic. >> we had to close our riding school, trail rides, pony lessons. we weren't sure where we felt. quite frankly we are not a sport , per se, soccer or football or rugby where there's contact. >> folks in rural parts of the state, some even close to suburban and urban areas asked about horseback riding and being able to catch with their kids, kick a soccer ball around, those kinds of activities. yes they are appropriate. >> reporter: on thursday governor newsom provided clarity, saying the state loosen some restrictions. >> about two dozen additions were made on that site. anchorage you to take a look at it. >> reporter: we went on the covid-19 .ca.gov website. not easy to find, but under the stay at home or did have other frequently asked questions under recreation. a long list of approved recreation activities. some already approved and bay area counties: hardening, golf, hiking, joggin

it means places like a garden park are allowed to reopen today in saratoga. it was closed since march 17th. social distancing rules apply. low-risk outdoor activities, like golf courses, skate parks, construction sites, home tours, car washes and landscaping companies. child care can expand beyond families of essential workers to include those whose parents work in outdoor businesses. restrictions for shared equipment, playground, picnics and dog parks. real estate open houses are off limits. all other restrictions like dine-in restaurants remain as before. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is live after visiting businesses that did open today. cornell, what was it like? >> reporter: ama, it was pretty crowded. a lot of people anxious to get back to whatever normal used to be. get out, get their car washed. shop for some spring plants. you wouldn't bloof how many people showed up at this nursery today. >> tons of people were excited to come back and do their gardening. >> reporter: check out the long line of cars to get into orchard nursery in leaf yet. onl

saratoga 49 along with santa clara and 57 in tracy.e's a look at what is going on down in the south bay, we'll use this quiet commute on 87 in san jose where it's 55 can degr for your background and everything good weatherwise. not quite as aggressive as it was yesterday. let's take a look at what is going on on the peninsula. 56 at 8:00 and 67 at noon and low 70s for several hours this afternoon and 64 you need a light jacket if you're heading out. 68 at noon and then we'll see full-on sunshine late this afternoon and help push us into the mid 70s by 4:00 and 65 at 8:00. for the east bay valleys, this is as mild as it gets. 62 at 8:00 and 72 at noon and upper 70s for several hours this afternoon. and down to a very nice 70 at 8:00 with sunshine. when we come back, triple digits possibly three days. i'll show you that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. first, let's get an update on the bay bridge. jobina? >> you can see what is going on on the upper deck of the bay bridge if you're traveling in the westbound direction. a van caught