sausalito tendrÁ ordenes especials, no vaya a las playas, con temperaturas frescas.0, 90. atenciÓn el proximo jueves, viernes y sÁbado, posiblemente en los 90 grados en mayo. mÁs detalles por la noche. >>> sabes quÉ dÍa es hoy? >>> el dÍa de los niÑos. les tenemos un segmento de deportes con un toque de niÑez. ya regresamos. feliz dÍa del niÑo. >>> por eso hoy compartÍ este segmento con mi hija mayor, hoy tenemos mucha informaciÓn para compartir, especialmente con un toque infantil. lista lara? >>> sÍ. guetun evento deportivo infantil ha sido suspendido hoy, se trata de la liga de menores 20, tambiÉn se cancelÓ el clÁsico de medias rojas y pittsburgh. otro evento que fue suspendido fue la inclusiÓn en el salon de la fama 2020. derek geter deberÁ esperar para la ceremonia del aÑo que viene. el torneo de clausura de la temporada 2019/2020 como campeÓn. >>> es hugo carrillo cuando proclarÓ campeon al 11 deportivo luego de la cancelaciÓn del torneo por coronavirus. la federaciÓn de el salvador decidiÓ quitarle el tÍtulo y dejarlo vacante, sin embargo estÁ confirmado su p

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has more from sausalito. >> restaurants, many of them open for takeout, but this would allow patrons to start coming back in. >> reporter: the to-do list for restaurants includes physical distancing, which for smaller restaurants like the ones on caledonia street in sausalito, means too few tables to make a profit. jordan dodds went on sauce lee know nextdoor and suggested closing caledonia to cars so tables could go in the streets. the idea caught fire. more than 200 responses including one from sausalito mayor susan cleveland-knowles, who says she'll consider it. >> i think it's a really good idea. we need more business, and people want to come out. >> reporter: gavino chavez loves the idea too. he was working at a cook out here, 55 hours a week. that's all gone. >> they should open again like the usual schedule. that would be nice. that would be a lot for me because i like to work. >> reporter: at fast food francais where chavez used to work, closing caledonia could help ease the pain. >> at least half of our staff is totally unemployed right now, so

want to make sure that they have protected gear as well and they're setting a few 100 aside for the sausalito chamber. so when local businesses here get ready to open up their workers will have protection available soon they will be launching a maid in marine ship website where people can buy ready to wear masks or dui mask making kits. >>both with industrial-grade fabric but they say is comparable to end 95, there's a lot of people who are going online right now to buy masks and you can't because they're sold out its designs to be a local resource so how can we provide for our community. >>directly right now those pitching in with this effort say their theme is neighbors, helping neighbors. >>maureen kelly kron 4 nays. >>coming up next lawmakers on both sides of the aisle they want to hold china accountable for its role in the pandemic and how apple is making it easier to use your iphone if you're wearing a face mask. and when we come back more than 30 states several apps some social distancing re some businesses will be getting back to work by tomorrow, this is

. ♪ >> reporter: sea trek kayak rental in sausalito reopened today after being shut down for six weeks>> we are excited but opening with a little bit of trepidation. >> reporter: that's because there are a sea of new rules like limiting the number of kayakers per hour, disinfecting all of the equipment after each use, reservations available only online at seatrek.com and -- >> it's going to be really nice. it's mother's day, and we just don't want to create a scenario where we're going to get overrun. so we're actually going to close early on saturday and sunday

that's ryan burger in the marine mammal center in sausalito. you very much. >> thank you. >> a big warm-up on the way for you bay area weekend. outside our doors a tad cooler than yesterday a little breezy for some high clouds across the bay area at this hour. giving you a look at the oakland estuary as we look toward san francisco. you can see the whitecaps in the water at least the waves indicating we have some wind out there with ripples. the storm tracker is showing you where that system is moving in awell as a great basin and nevada area. earlier today it was over oregon . the north edge of the sierra also staying a little bit of light showers at this time. moving in closer for us is been in and out of the blue sky and the high clouds and a bit of a breeze kicking up this afternoon. sfo in half moon bay reporting breezy conditions is where's fairfield. 70 miles an hour. and novato reporting 16 in oakland 15 onshore. this will begin to change as we get into tomorrow and then into sunday. monday will be the warmest of the three-day weekend.

in sausalito, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> she's got this. according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov >>> thank you for joining us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> news updates always on cbssf.com. cbs weekend news is next. see you in 30 minutes. . captioning sponsored by cbs >> tonight president trump fires back after former president obama criticizes the handling of the virus. >> look, he was an incompetent president. >> a lot of them aren't even pretending to be in charge. >> also tonight sports return as americans race to reopen despite virus warnings. while new york's governor shows how testing is done. dra

. >>> well, in the north bay, sausalito will crack down on nonessential travel and social distancing violations this weekend. this is in response to visitors who crowded the town last weekend. police will issue citations to anybody who is violating the rules and they carry fines of $500. officers will also enforce parking restrictions. city lots have been closed since sunday. >>> coming up next, giving the new luggage carousel a spin. sfo is getting ready for travelers post-coronavirus. >>> and meet a student that's going beyond distance learning. his ambitious project to create face shields for local health care workers. he said i'm going to take this time i have at home and make the most of it. i like to see that. >> very ambitious, yes, with that 3d printer. i saw a little bit of this before. he said, in between doing his schoolwork he was doing this. he wanted to make sure he got that out there, i thought that was genius. hi, kumasi. happy friday to you. hi, everybody. happy friday to you, also. let's talk about what is going to happen as you step out in the trivalley. 50 degrees

in sausalito, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> so possibly, sausalito may be may 18th. part of a four phase process. we're still in phase one, as we explained, tomorrow, many parts of the state will begin phase two. so what comes after that? phase three includes the reopening of salons, gyms, movie theaters, and churches, among other places. and today, a notable revelation from the governor. >> this whole thing started in the state of california, the first community spread, in a nail salon, and remind you, and remind everybody of that, i'm very worried about that. >> we reached out to the governor's office to clarify that first case, if it stemmed from a nail salon in santa clara county. we have not heard back. however, santa clara county told us in the last hour that the case the governor was referring to was not in santa clara county. >>> well, every thursday, we get the new numbers. today is the same trend. layoffs and furloughs continue. another three million americans filing for unemployment benefits just last week. now, while that number is big, it's

(hablan en inglÉs) >>> este capitÁn de la policÍa de sausalito dice que para quienes piensan venir quelugar, que no vengan aquÍ porque estarian violando la ley. el gobernador gavin newsom decidiÓ cerrar las playas al norte de california, por eso san francisco, y el este de la bahÍa toman sus propias decisiones pevitar que se viole el distanciamiento social. no se sabe la razÓn que tuvo el gobernador de cerrar las playas del sur del estado. pero las autoridades dicen que no permitirÁ que el virus del covid-19 se propague debido a que personas decidan reu nnirsen las playas. es mi reporte en vivo flavio lacayo. el condado santa cruz extendiÓ la orden de encierro indefinidamente. las Últimas cifras en el Área de la bahÍa se registra 111 muerdos santa clara. en san francisco murieron 25 personas y en allamada 62 muertos. el congreso de educaciÓn votÓ una resosoluciÓn para que no se propague el covid-19. tambiÉn lua nidad de cuidados intensivos estÁ equipadas con respiradores. >>> la cifra de desempleo que revelÓ el gobierno son abrumadoras, pero apresusar la reacerca tivaciÓn de la economÍ

. >>> el centro de la ciudad de sausalito estuvo repleto de personas que saliaron a caminar o andar enr que los estacionamientos estaban llenos. en el condado marÍn la playa estaba llena, los baÑistas se estacionaron en un vecindario cercano arriesgÁndose a ser multados. las altas temperaturas se quedaran con nosotros? >>> sÍ. y continuarÁn hasta el prÓximo jueves, maÑana serÁ el dÍa mÁs caliente de la semana. quiero mostrarles esto, tenemos una advertencia por calor que estarÁ vigente hasta el jueves que viene, y que podrÍa alcanzar a 104 grados, esto se extiende desde santa rosa a san josÉ, mucha precauciÓn para usted. las temperaturas actuales tenemos 90 grados en san josÉ, 24% de humedad, y vientas calmados. si quiere hacer algo en su hogar tenemos condiciones cÁlidas, en san josÉ tendremos 79, (informaciÓn en pantalla) les tendro mÁs informaciÓn en el prÓximo bloque. >>> hay 50 casos en la cÁrcel de (hablan en inglÉs), de acuerdo con el alguacil del condado alameda los presos enfermos se recuperaron, desde marzo la ciudad liberÓ a cientos de reos. y el anuncio para reabrir las igl

mid-80s downtown san francisco and sausalito.f a breeze like the last couple of days, and mid-90s to near 100 in the north bay, and 99 in santa rosa, a record high. 90 in richmond and 94 in oakland. and 103 in concord and livermore. record high temperatures. remember even a couple hours after the sun is off the asphalt and concrete it will still be as high as 120 and 145, so keep the dogs, if you can, and your pets off the areas. don't forget about your car. 95 degrees in 30 minutes, 130, and 60 minutes, 140. don't think for a couple minutes to leave anything in there even with the windows cracked. tonight we will fall back in the mid-50s and 60s once again with upper 60s that 70s out highway 4. friday, mainly 60s, 70s and 80s. and then our best chance of showers on saturday morning. be careful out there today. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. >>> there's now new concern that stormy weather could threaten tomorrow's historic spacex astrona astronaut launch. nasa and elon musk's company is making an attempt to send astronauts in

will just watch the span, but folks are able to get across but allow extra time getting across to sausalito>>> it's 4:48 right now. we have new details in the deadly south bay shooting we were telling you about. the police say 48-year-old robert rivera was found dead monday morning in the backyard of a home and this is near the los altos country club. >>> two san francisco leaders are pushing back against a vote to close the jail inside the hall of justice. city supervisor stefani is the lone dissenting vote. the call to close the jail grew once the coronavirus started thinning the inmate population. >>> the california supreme court is challenging a motion that state funding to help undocumented immigrants affected by the virus. last month governor newsom approved $75 million for immigrants that did not receive federal funding, and he was sued. the court rejected the lawsuit without explanation. >>> starting on monday you will have to wear a face covering at l.a.x., and the new requirement was just announced by eric gal. mayor. all bay area airports now have similar requirements. >>> newpor

a group of sausalito maritime businesses have banded together to help supply essential workers with protective gear and now they say they've managed to increase production. >>our four's maureen kelly explains how a big donation of materials from an unexpected source is helping. >>after hearing about the severe shortage of ppe among frontline medical workers, a collective of maritime businesses here in the marine ship area of sausalito got together and start making face shields to give away to doctors and nurses, both here and across the country. but they quickly ran into a problem with supply that changed when they got a donation from coca cola a role of the same kind of plastic. they make bottles out of it when i say rules of classic almost 2 tons of plastic a sonar company has put a laser cutter to work. >>another is using what's called a water cover. meeting room to disinfect dry sort and ship the face shields volunteers have taken over the u.s. army corps of engineers a model for their production line. yeah we sent out almost 6,000 patients nationwide. but it's not just. >>full senators, i

mid 60s downtown and sausalito and much warmer as you head north into the north bay valleys like that santa rosa and about 75 in napa. along the east bay shore, most of us in the low to mid 70s and upper 70s from richmond down to berkeley and east bay valleys and 75 in ramon and pleasanton. for tonight, you can see cloudy conditions out there and milder. about low to even few upper 50s. that area of low pressure will send a weak cold front our way. that will increase the clouds as we head into the evening hours. some drizzle possible tomorrow morning. watch as the cold front moves into the north bay with the best chance of some light rain around lake and mendocin counties and falls apart as we head through the rest of the neighborhoods. breezy and cool conditions sunday and high pressure takes over. 60s at the coast and 80s and 90s by thursday. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. >>> pets that are social distancing want to check in on their friends, too. that's why actor rein held a meeting for animals. the first ever zoomies pet conference call. more than 900 pets and their owners too

low to barely mid 60s along the coast with that cloud cover and mid to upper 60s in downtown and sausalito and then we jump to 82 in san rafael and then around 90 in calistoga and northward. mid to upper 70s for most of the east bay and newark and fremont and we have low to upper 90s. our most dangerous weather will be in the east bay valleys and everybody will get cooler weather tonight and even antioch will drop count to a more comfortable 64 and 60 in san jose and most of us in the 50s and expect more cloud cover tomorrow and that will increase the cooling trend. 60s, 70s and 80s tomorrow my accuweather forecast. a one on the storm impact scale and i'll show you a time line for that coming up next. >>> a group of neighbors wants a federal judge to block san francisco from opening a safe sleeping village for homeless people at the site of a closed mcdonald's. the city currently owns this land. officials want to set up a camp for 40 to 45 tents. the examiner reports that a group of neighbors believe that they were excluded from the planning process for the proposed camp site. san francisc

the city of sausalito is reopening some of its downtown parking lots over the memorial day weekend. there will be for parking lots in the downtown area will be open with possibility of the to others opening if needed for the goal is to reduce the number of people driving on downtown streets looking for a place to park over the holiday weekend bread last month sausalito shut down the parking lots to discourage large crowds from gathering during the pandemic. >>> just in time for the holiday weekend, the state is making it easier for people to buy alcoholic drinks to go for the california department of alcoholic average control is easing some of the shelter in place roles about alcoholic drinks. ours, wineries distilleries that do not have kitchens can now partner with meal providers such as diners to serve alcohol to go. these must be in a container sealed and served with the meal been in the past two months the state has authorized 45,000 restaurants to serve alcoholic averages along with takeout food napa was the first county in the bay area to reopen and businesses there are hopin

upper 60s in downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. san rafael southward 79 to 80 degrees in the north bay valleys and 73 in oakland. san leandro and castro valley and fremont at 74. little warmer in the east bay, especially where the breezes won't be quite as cool. concord highway 4 to brentwood and trivalley will feel those breezes and upper 70s this afternoon. tonight you can see, temperatures about the same as this morning. so, let's go through my accuweather seven-day forecast. a dry cold front will keep us relatively mild. again tomorrow breezy with sunshine and then look at the warmth pick up as the breezes taper saturday. sunday we're in the 80s and 90s away from the coast and even warmer for monday and tuesday. >>> now breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >>> breaking news at the live desk. "full house" star is pleadingguilty. 16 months. sh areedast yea charged with passing off their two daughters as rowing recruits to get them into usc. under the terms of loughlin's plea agreement she agreed to to two months in prison and $

checking in on the golden gate, it's been very quiet this morning from nevado through sandra fell sausalito right into san francisco. we're still smooth and at the limit marty back to look at that shot. >>well at least a potential coronavirus vaccines are currently in development. and now we're starting to get some new details about when one of them could become available. elizabeth cohen has that. >>it's the holy grail a vaccine against covid-19 at a senate hearing tuesday franc talk from doctor anthony fauci about the prospects of making that happen. that scene clinical trials in humans have started. >>and if we are successful, we hope to know that in the late fall and early winter that means no covid-19 vaccine in time for the start of school the idea of having treatments available or a vaccine to facilitate the reaction is students into. >>the fall term it would be something that would be a bit of a bridge too far even at the top speed we're going. we don't see a vaccine playing in the ability of individuals to get back to school. this turn. >>and fauci was clear we might not end up get

mid and upper 60s along downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 74 to 79 through the north bay.long the east bay shore about 70 in richmond to fremont at 75 and as we move into the east vall 81 go hear lot air conditioni neigor ifeel, you know, people don't have jobs and don't have the money and how are we going to stay warm or cool when the temperatures are hitting 100 next week. some real things to think about over the next two days before we get there. tonight fall back into the 40s and 50s. east bay valleys some of those neighborhoods will only cool into the 70s at night while the rest of us are in the 50s and 60s. so, that's going to be very dangerous. that means the house doesn't cool off much during the overnight hours. look at that string monday, tuesday and wednesday. the most dangerous heat, moderate to high heat risk during those days except for at the coast. back to you guys. have a good one. >> thank you, mike. really heating up this next week for sure. >>> coming up after this. the community threatening to fine you $1,000 if you come there >>> you're never more tha

there and look at the low to mid 70s along the coast and 80s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalitoupper 60s along the north bay coast and as you head inland low to mid 90s until you get around santa rosa and upper 90s to near 100. and along the east bay shore 85 from richmond and berkeley and union city and fremont and 90 and 91. and there are some folks in the east bay that do not have air conditioning as we hit 100 today. so, let's make sure we check on them. in fact, here's what you have to do. stay hydrated and take frequent breaks and, please, don't leave anybody in the car. whether you have the windows down or not, it could be deadly. tonight, 50s and 60s except for 70s and 80s up on our hills and expect more of the same through thursday. i think the heat praeaks tomorr and thursday. you'll enjoy it for sure. >> thanks, mike. >>> with summer camps closed across the country, some of the fun will have to be virtual. deborah roberts has the details in today's "gma first look." >> virtual summer camps. while is bins usual fs some par country, others are taking a big online leap.

the bay area is using her battling the virus to help others, she know re so is a photographer in sausalito she says that she got the virus back in march and had to deal with severe symptoms. she is now going around her neighborhood taking porch portraits asking for donations to raise money for moran city cooperation teams that is the local task force designed to support all different kinds of needs during this pandemic. >>and we so says taking pictures is also revealing just how dynamic of those needs are. >>i'm coping with this in different ways. and some of its kind of funny, you know like we didn't want our shots was kind of like that is at the top and like at home down bottom which a lot of people are doing on screen. >>these days because they just start doing what we're doing right now so we and some people like to make science and share messages sent. i think it's really important document our experience right now because you know i keep telling my kids and 50 years people are going to do it was that like to live through that may they can't quite wrap their heads around it. it'll be

breeze, it will be very brief because it's gone tomorrow. 68 downtown san francisco today. 70 in sausalitoand mid and upper 70s through most of the north bay. trying to crack 80 in santa cruz and calistoga. we will have low to mid-80s for the east bay neighborhoods. there's not much fog this morning and even as we head into the afternoon there's a few clouds along the peninsula and coast, and as a cold front passes to the north a little brief appearance of the clouds but even by tomorrow morning they already start to dissipate and we wake up in the low 40s to 50s. without the onshore breeze, look at the temperatures jump tomorrow. 70s, 80s and 90s most likely for our warmest day on friday, and back if the 60s, 70s and 80s for mom's day. have a good one, kumasi. >> thanks, mike. >>> just as we thought we saw the last of him, the tiger king is staging a comeback. how people at higher risk, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have any serious underlying medical conditions, like heart disease, chronic lung disease, diabetes, or if your immune syste

. >>> sausalito will crack down on nonessential travel and social distancing violations this weekendn response to visitors who crowded the town last weekend. police will issue citations to anyone violating the rules. citations carry fines of 500 bucks. officers will also be enforcing parking restrictions. city lots have been closed since sunday. >>> a legal battle over beaches. the governor ordered some closed starting today and we are live in orange county this morning. >>> plus, the pandemic hitting retailers very hard. j. crew becoming the latest company on the brink of closing. ♪ ♪ it's going to be may >> well, it is may 1st, which means you are probably going to be seeing a lot of this on social media. 'n sync's lance bass is on "gma" this morning talking about how he is dealing with the lockdown and how he is putting on a lot of salt on whatever he was cooking. but i don't think that's the point. hi, friends. >> that is the one thing you got out of all of that. definitely the most noticeable. how about that. all right. let's talk about what's going on. maybe he'll tell us his r

two the city of sausalito reopen some of its downtown parking lots this holiday weekend. two of the four parking lots in the area will open with a possibility of the two others opening if needed. the goal is to reduce the number of people driving on downtown streets looking for a place to park over the holiday weekend. last month, sausalito closed downtown parking lots to discourage lard crowds from gathering during the pandemic. >>> a reminder this evening, they ktvu news app as reopening information for all of the bay area counties. there is a running list of what is open and where right on the top of the page. >>> memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. a lot of people are eager to get outside, tired of being cooped up inside their homes. a lot of people are not going far from there. or fox news correspondent has more on how people are celebrating the holiday in this new normal. >> reporter: many beaches around the country are reopening with people flocking to the coast. >> working from home definitely cooped up all the time. just to be outside one day,

of the golden gate bridge toward sausalito. there stepping up enforcement to keep non-locals from visiting their parks and waterfront promenade this weekend. this was the scene last weekend. people were picnicking on the grass and enjoying the beautiful sunshine. the electronic signs have gone up alerting drivers that only local traffic is permitted. any vehicles parked i in city lots of meters on the weekend must have a local parking permit. those that do not could be ticketed $500. is to make here is a concern, the governor announced 95 more coronavirus death in the last 24 hours. he had an emotional plea for people to stay the course that we can get through this. >> it has not gone away. don't be fooled by that. i know we wanted to go away, we are doing everything in our power. desions. ha flattened e cali. we ntit dod wely tenee rve. 95 sls were lost in the last 24 hours. i hope that is a point, a reminder and a caution. >> reporter: california saw 5.2% increase in positive coronavirus test. >>> this might be one reason why

through the streets of sausalito and into san francisco. the procession will end at the home of dianne feinstein. after this a rally to demand military spending be instead spent to help environmental causes. >>> happening today a pop-up testing site will open in mountain view. this is at the park aquatic center from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. testing is free and open to everyone. people over the age of 60, those with pre-existing conditions, and essential workers are encouraged to get tested monthly. >>> new this morning, over the next three weeks, sonoma county plans to hire 150 people as part of its first big wave of contract tracers. "the press democrat" reports about half of the positions already have been filled. contact tracers interview people who have been infected or exposed. the job pays up to $22 an hour. trainees must complete a 20-hour online course. well, help could soon be on the way for those just trying to make it in the bay. tomorrow marin and santa clara county's board of supervisors will consider extending their moratoriums

to about 99 degrees from sunnyvale to los look at the upper 70s along the coast and downtown and sausalito and north bay a little breezy in the afternoon hours along your coast, temper whiches could drop from near 70s to near 60 this afternoon. inland 99 in santa rosa. along the east bay shore. 82 in richmond to fremont at 90 and as you head into the east bay valleys, widespread 100s and record high temperatures, once again. look at the better sleeping weather tonight. more 50s and 60s outside of our hills in contra costa county. upper 60s to low 70s. the 100s kngo away after today d the 80s go away after friday. and 60s and 70s with a couple chances of wet weather and we'll talk more about those next. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> amazon is reportedly in talks to buy a self-driving car company based here in foster city and harry potter author is out with a new children's book and it is free online. kenneth moton has the details in today's tech bytes. >> amazon's effort to increase it automation. reportedly in talks to buy a driverless vehicle start up. completing the deal would help a

he was sent to the marine mammal center in sausalito for x-rays and medical exams.rmined he was in good enough health, and today they gave gilligan a sendoff at rodeo beach in marin county. >>> hey, straight ahead at 11:00, something we've been doing a lot of in lieu of games, tiptoeing back down memory lane this day. and what is the value of the ring on your finger? spouses, the smart answer this crisis has changed almost everything, but not our resolve. we've pulled together, worked hard to keep each other safe. we've flattened the curve and are starting to reopen our communities. we can protect the people we love, and help californians get back on their feet. for our families and our communities, let's stay the course and stop the spread. >>> college football up top, and most sports are prepping to return without fans, even in ann arbor michigan, coach gym arbor was all ready to roll without maize and blue presence in the big house. >> heck yeah, i'd be comfortable coaching a game without any fans. you know, if the choice were play in front of no fans or not play

this afternoon in sausalito and they will continue across the golden gate bridge into the presidio and passed the san francisco national cemetery and they plan to end in senator feinstein's home while they will hold a rally. berkeley mayor jesse air one will help with the food drive today and it will be held at the bare pantry at university village on jackson street. the food drive starts at 11:00 a.m. >>> activists in the south bay will have a peace caravan to collect donations for the homeless. the caravan says they will express their outrage and demand that were assistance for the homeless needs to be done. it has been organized by the san jose peace and justice center along with the raging grannies in the women's international women's league for peace and freedom. that caravan will begin at 3:00 p.m. in the parking lot of david's bridal near stevens creek and winchester boulevard. >> due to the holiday, most public transit agencies are running on a reduced sunday or holiday surface. >> caltrans is running on a standard holiday service. many will operate course service plan and bta

the crew from the marine mammal center in sausalito was able to free the whale, the whale was weightedown by three sets of fishing gear and could not move. crab season had ended earlier this year, as a way to protect migrating whales. >>> santa clara county is now following the rest of the bay area, and using their shelter and place orders. we will tell you more about what is happening in the south bay. >>> san francisco city leaders want to make sure that there is social distancing at parks over the holiday weekend. you will see the creative new design for some parks. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you for waking up with us on the friday morning, mornings on fox 2 . i am pam cook. >> good morning, i am dave clark, it is may 22. that is not steve paulson, this is kyla brogan, and for steve paulson. >>> we are going to warm up, let's start off with a breeze that we have going on out there. we are in the 20s that mount diablo, 21 miles per hour, and the real wind is offshore, showing up at the coast, 33 miles per hour, the onshore breeze is that keeping

along the coast, mid 70s today and touch 80 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and then to upper 90s all the way to santa rosa and cloverdale the first in the north bay to reach 100. along the east bay shore 95 in richmond and berkeley to union city and fremont at 91. as you head into the valleys, a lot of triple digits here today and it is only going to get hotter the next two to three days. now, tonight, there is some comfort overnight for a couple of hours. we'll get down into the mid 50s and mid 60s. you see all that yellow. that's the 70s and 80s above 1,000 feet not cool off much there or near antioch and brentwood. your air conditioners could be running all night. you could just see thursday and then finally friday we break the heat and hot inland and 60s 70s and 80s for saturday and sunday. we'll talk about heat tips in just a minute and let's get back to kumasi for more news. >>> new details had leaked about s samsung's next galaxy phone. >> appears samsung is going bigger. reports say one of its next phones the galaxy note 20plus will have a 6.9 i more than an

and upper 60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito with mid 70s to near 80 through the north bay valleys. the shore will keep us around 71 to 74 degrees and even in our east bay inland neighborhoods, the breezes will reach the tri-valley and upper 70s there. low 80s from concord out to brentwood at 85. tonight 40s up in the north bay and low to mid-50s a lot like this morning. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow a lot like today. temperatures away from the coast and then starts to get warm. 80s and 90s and hottest days monday and tuesday. good news at the coast, it will stay near 70. so, the air conditioners, they will be running hard for several days. i mean, upper 90s for a couple days inland. it will be the real deal, kumasi. >> thanks, mike. >>> apple is making it a lot easier to unlock your phone while you have a face mask on and facebook will start reopening offices worldwide starting next month. here's techbytes. >> unlocking your phone while wearing a mask. a feature on apple's new operating system makes that process go more quickly. if you're

he was sent to the marine mammal center in sausalito for x-rays and medical exams. after four days, doctors determined he was in good enough health, and today they gave gilligan a sendoff at rodeo beach in marin county. >>> hey, straight ahead at 11:00, something we've been doing a lot of in lieu of games, tiptoeing back down memory lane this day. and what is the value of the ring on your finger? spouses, the smart answer >>> college football up top, and most sports are prepping to return without fans, even in ann arbor michigan, coach gym arbor was all ready to roll without maize and blue presence in the big house. >> heck yeah, i'd be comfortable coaching a game without any fans. you know, if the choice were play in front of no fans or not play, then i would choose play in front of no fans. >>> hey, see that shiny big oth? that's the super bowl trophy, the bruce lombardi trophy and robert kraft has six of those. winner will pay $1002500. the ring was from new england's 34-28 comeback win against the falcons. >>> a little rusty at this. usually i do this and a top

returning by the afternoon hours. 74 downtown san francisco, 68 in daly city in the north bay, 75 in sausalito, 85 san rafarafa 90s calistoga, santa rosa in the east bay. many of these temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above seasonal averages. east bay 95 degrees in concord, 94 livermore, 93 in pleasanton. you need the r watwater and you definitely need the shade if you're going to be outside. 12:00 tomorrow afternoon, changes begin to surface. patches of fog appear, and then the fog expands as we head into friday night and saturday, and that's why you're going to start to notice the cooling begins on saturday. fast forward to early next week. a system comes in, rain arrives monday afternoon, evening, and then really a rainy day for your tuesday. rain/snow mix in the sierra nevada. we'll take that rain because you know what it it does? it holds off our fire season. hot inland tomorrow, mid-90s inland, upper 60s coast side, cooler for the weekend, which includes mother's day, nice weather, and then a level one system for monday night into tuesday. so you'l >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00 tonight

as we take a live look at sausalito toward an genergel is. in dublin we're seeing people out and about and driving as we head closer to the noon hour. if you're going to be out, expect temperatures in the low 70s. i think it's just perfect. you don't really have to turn on the air conditioning. the rest of the day, highs will reach the mid-70s for today. there will be a few spots in the inland east bay as well as the north bay reaching up to 79 degrees and then for the north bay we're also going to be quite warm. we're watching this approaching storm system that will be here as we go toward the end of the weekend. sunday is looking pretty wet. we're all dry today but we'll start to see some more clouds moving in tomorrow. look at the timeline. we're at 8:00 tomorrow morning. it's just starting to move into the north bay. santa rosa on northward will start to see that rain after sunset tomorrow. it becomes scattered but there will be times of heavy waves of rain moving through parts of the east bay and the peninsula. the south bay will get the

coast today and then mid to upper 60s. 66 in downtown to 67 in south san francisco and 69 in south sausalito and very brisk at your beaches. low to mid 60s there but a lot of sunshine. 70 in richmond to about 74 in castro valley and newark and 75 in fremont is the warm spot and oakland checks in at 72. as you head into the east bay valleys, maybe a degree or two cooler than yesterday. 76 to 81.he's a looktghs our det valleys and upper 40s to mid 50s around the bay. tomorrow the sea breeze, it collapses back to the coast and that's where it's going to stay and it's going to keep you relatively cool compared to the rest of us. even when you hit the mid 70s monday and tuesday. the rest of us are in the 90s to even some 100s. three days of 100 possible and i'll touch more upon that coming up in the next weather, kumasi. >>> facebook mark zuckerberg says employees will be able to work from home permanently and the new device could check temperatures up to 1,500 people every hour. here's techbytes. >> facebook is the latest tech giant giving workers the option to work from home permanently but ceo

66 in millbrae to about 77 in palo alto and upper 50s to low 60s along the coast and mid-60s in sausalitoa few upper 70s as you head northbound through the north bay valleys and you can see about 68 to 71 along the east bay shore and as you head into the valleys, mid 70s to upper 70s. tonight, not quite as cool as this morning. mid 40s to low 50s. let's take a look at what is going on with the seven-day torcato forecast. what you're about to see the same as tomorrow. the jump and 90s inland for about three days and 80s around the bay and 70s possible at the coast thursday and friday. it is going to be a hot one. some of us may see if our air conditioner was working properly before we get there, kumasi. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> uber is announcing new changes in response to the coronavirus pandemic. abc's kenneth moton has the details. >> in techbytes uber is putting safety rules in place. driver to wear a mask or face covering and that policy is expected to be in place in the next few weeks. without sharing details, it is working on technology to determine if they're obiding by the

after lunch time in san francisco, oakland and sausalito in the 70s. in the afternoon san francisco go 79. but places like fremont and san jose, you guys are in the deep 80s, deep into the 80s. and i stayed. san jose tomorrow 89 degrees, fremont 85, 91 in livermore.'s forecast highs, pretty one. you will notice it, air conditioners are probably working in the cars if you are driving around. not sure about the house, it might be early for that. but the five-day forecast there you go. a chance for a shower monday. wouldn't that be great right now? it's a ways out, but we will keep our fingers crossed. that would help the pollens and just green things up again. >>> coming up next in sports, we will hear from the 49ers nick bosa weighing in on the off-season adjustments for the teams stellar defensive line. >>> but first, a live look outside on this wednesday night from our sutro camera in san francisco. >>> we all have the power to do our part by checking on loved ones during this critical time. my mom and dad live out of town, so i call and check on them

a collective of maritime businesses here in the marine ship area of sausalito got together and start making face shields to give away to doctors and nurses, both here and across the country. but they quickly ran into a problem with supply that changed when they got a donation from coca cola a role of the same kind of plastic. they make bottles out of it when i say rules of classic nba, almost 2 tons of plastic a sonar company has put a laser cutter to work another's using what's called a water cover. >>meeting room to disinfect dry sort and ship the face shields volunteers have taken over the u.s. army corps of engineers a model for their production line. yeah we sent out was 6,000 patients nationwide. but it's not just. >>medical senators, it's navajo nation and nursing are in ship artists is producing was called ear savers to help make masks more comfortable. another company is making hand sanitizer to give away to local residents. so they will be launching a maid in marine ship website where people can buy ready to wear masks or d i y mask making kits. both with industrial-grade f

around 79 and drop down to 75 and breezy again this afternoonmid to upper 60s and 70s in downtown and sausalito 80 to 85 degrees along the north bay valleys and east bay shore 85 to trying to get to 80 around fremont and castro valley. low to upper 80s into the east bay valleys. here's what i'm talking about at night. look at the temperatures under a full moon tonight and mostly clear sky. my accuweather seven-day forecast. look at that heat. mid 80s to mid 90s away from the coast where it will be around 70. look at that chance of wet weather begins monday night and slight chance of showers tuesday and that is when temperatures will be around 20 to 25 degrees cooler. so, put up with it for two to three days and then it's gone. it's spring in the bay area. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the class of 2020 has had to forego the ceremonies and milestones of graduation because of the pandemic. kelsey opp is graduating from uc santa barbara. earned her degree in financial math and statistics and kelsey is pretty bummed about missing graduation and she organized a zoom call with her classmates and

. >>> the city of sausalito is set to crack down on nonessential travel and social distancing violationshis weekend. it's in response to visitors who flocked to the town last weekend. if officers do find anyone in violation of the rules, they will be cited and keep in mind, that citation comes with a fine of about $500. officers will also enforce parking restrictions. city lots have been closed since last sunday. >>> and you may have noticed them while walking around the mission district or even driving around in the town of colma. i'm talking about the giant white refrigeration units funeral homes purchased anticipating a surge of covid-19 deaths. abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is live to explain why thank goodness there's not been a significant need for them across the bay area. stephanie, we're glad to report that. >> oh, certainly, dan. >> reporter: it's a familiar scene in new york. these large white refrigeration units, makeshift morgues, filling up parking lots as fneral homes across the city become overwhelmed. >> they're in a war. >> reporter: a scary reality robert gordon

. ♪ >> reporter: sea trek kayak rental in sausalito reopened today after being shut down for six weeks>> we are excited but opening with a little bit of trepidation. >> reporter: that's because there are a sea of new rules like limiting the number of kayakers per hour, disinfecting all of the equipment after each use, reservations available only online at seatrek.com and -- >> it's going to be really nice. it's mother's day, and we just don't want to create a scenario where we're going to get overrun. so we're actually going to close early on saturday and sunday just to preempt that. >> reporter: been a while since anyone's heard that at the stone tree golf course in novato. >> the course was great. hadn't been touched for a long time. >> reporter: like all golf courses at least in the bay area, there are new distancing and safety rules. more group spacing, more golfers walking, single riders in carts unless you live together, and no rakes in sand traps. tennis was no match for the virus and only contra costa county is back in the swing of things, but san francisco, san mateo, santa cl

. >>> helping folks to social distance in sausalito. the city there drew circles on the lawn of gabrielson park to encourage social distancing. we first saw those circles in dolores park in san francisco, and they were being put to good use today. look at this. people actually obeying the circles, keeping their distance. quite a crowd at dolores park, most of them sticking to those circles. so far, people seem to be doing an incredible job out there. the response team is getting a lot of questions about coronavirus. join us for an nbc bay area responds special tonight at 6:30. consumer investigator chris chmura will answer some of the most asked questions. again, that is tonight right after this newscast. >>> a live look now at san jose. sunny and breezy right now. it's going to get warmer. then it's going to get flat-out hot. rob mayeda joining us now with an update from the inside. he went inside. >> inside. you're going to want to be inside when you take a look at the seven-day forecast we have coming our way. right now, though, it i

jean are we so it's a photographer in sausalito and she says that she got the virus back in march and she had to deal with severe symptoms. so now she's going around her neighborhood taking porch portraits this is a great idea she's asking for donations to raise money, former and city cooperation teams and a local task force designed to support all different kinds of needs during the pandemic so we still says that taking pictures is also revealing just how dynamic those needs are. i think it's really important document our experience right now because. >>you know i keep telling my kids and 50 years people are going to do it was that like to live through that may they can't quite wrap their heads around it. >>well gina resell plans to host a fundraiser for the next few months. well this morning, there's a new warning for air bnb customers, the company has announced that it will not allow hosts our customers to throw parties for the near future. so we talk with air bnb about what this means for the bay area. >>and any type of party, it's just not acceptable behavior right in any context

san francisco is 67 and sausalito upper 70s for berglund. and for the north bay, low to mid 70s as we had through our afternoon. here is a 7-day forecast and what you can expect with temperatures on the rise. thursday and friday and especially into the weekend. check out memorial day. some locations will be in the low 90s. back to you. >> fire season is right around the corner. with dry grass everywhere the minnesota melody has hired goes to eat the problem. this flock of 400 goats is fenced in across several acres in this neighborhood under power lines. officials say the goats eat one to two acres of dry brush everyday. >> they are eating the brush and grass. that is typically flammable. this method is more cost- effective than hiring a tractor. >> the fire officials say grass and wildfires take up the majority of their summer months. the goats eating the fire fuel now is reducing risks for the summer. >> they are so cute. >> a special message sent by a celebrity to his old stomping grounds. who is showing up on this university presidents p

doing this to discourage large crowds, it is a different story and other parts of the bay area, and sausalito they will open the downtown parking lots because they are experiencing it as a popular destination for the three-day weekend. >>> all right, i expect to see some of the lowest gasoline prices in 17 years, this holiday weekend. the national averages $1.92. it will be the first time that the national average has been under two dollars a gallon, and here is the averages closer to three dollars a gallon, the demand for gasoline hasn't dropped to the lowest level in 50 years. >>> all right, a lot of people will do driving, to escape the heat if we can. let's check in with rosemary orozco. >>> it will be gorgeous, you're a beautiful friday, but, we have an incredible run of pete. let's start off with the breezy conditions. let's talk about the onshore flow. if you look out toward the ocean, you can see that there is wind up to 36 miles an hour. waves are up to 11 feet right now. we have the offshore flow, not too bad around the bay area. it is really nice out there, temperatures are at 46 d

that will keep san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay and sausalito and areas like that a little cooler. when i come back we will look at the numbers on the forecast model. >>> we will see you little bit. of the shelter in place order did not stop people from going outdoors to enjoy the unseasonably warm weather. we have more on that and the concerns about air quality. >>> heat wave with the covid-19 twist. of the hot weather in the bay area have people looking for an escape . >> it's hot and nice be out. >> even though officials prefer that you stay in because of the coronavirus shelter in unhealthier. even with less cars on the road, heat and wi spare the. day on memorial day. tuesday would be another one. >> this has a lot to do with the temperature. we are expecting high temperatures and along with that, it creates issues for ozone. >> those with respiratory illness or elderly stay indoors. >> the hardest part of the day limit exposure outside. >> that might be a tall order. there were plenty of sun and separation at the speech. >> we've been spending most of our time within a mile

through the streets of sausalito and into san francisco.he procession will end at the home of senator dianne feinstein. activists will then hold a rally to demand military spending be instead spent on environmental causes. >>> san francisco's fishing industry not the only thing hit hard by the fire that ravaged fisherman's wharf this weekend. the historic "jeremiah o'brien" sustained minor damage in the weekend fire. it's the only one of two world war ii-era boats of its kind still functional anywhere in the world. so the captain says that fire heavily damaged the pier where the ship is moored and the spare parts stored in the warehouse went up in flames. >> we mostly had engineering parts and spare parts. we had some new tubes for our boiler that were going to be installed. we stored our two fork lifts in the shed. they were, of course, destroyed. >>> the good news for us this morning everything that was damaged can be replaced, but restoring the pier will take time and money. the ship will have to be docked for now and the organization is

for people who stay home and wanting to get outside, if you are going to sausalito to shop, or take in beautiful views, the city has decided to open two of the parking lots to accommodate the crowds expected. restrictions on areas are in place. parking lots for most of the parks, for example will remain closed through may 31st. however, most of the trails are open for walking and biking. reporting live, allie ktvu fox 2 news. >>> >> it will be a nice weekend. it will be warmer. we are tracking the weather. it will be a little warmer. >> >>> we are going to be a little bit cooler but then high pressure builds in and it will warm up. napa is looking for a high of 76 degrees. oakland 73. 75, in san jose. look what happens between now and tuesday. the numbers at the top are tuesday's forecast. oakland 86 and san jose 95. you get the idea. we will see a big difference in temperatures. we are very lovely, today. 57 degrees right now in san jose. we have had an onshore flow happening this morning. now, we are getting nice and clear. we are getting in on some blue skies. we have a low pressure

south san francisco, sausalito, mid to upper 80s. mid to upper 90s in the inland valleys. have record high temperatures today. same thing in richmond. the hot spot, fremont, 96. a couple highs in concord and livermore, at 100 and 103. walk the dogs early or walk them on the grass because the concrete and asphalt could feel like 120 to 145. and then 70s up in our hills. one more run at record highs tomorrow while the coast cools. you can see the cooling hit the bay on thursday. it moves inland on friday and all of us back in the 60s and 70s by the weekend. we will touch more upon the rain coming up in the next forecast. >> thanks, mike. >>> new at 6:00, the air force is widening the pool of people that can become fighter pilots. >>> first, climbing costs for parents. the finance situation that many have been forced in during this pandemic. >>> the historic lunch >>> for the first time in weeks, wall street traders will be on the floor of the new york stock exchange this morning, and traders will have to wear masks and hrupnumbers are being limit and they have to sign a waiv