that's going to work its way to sebastopol and head over to 101 and clip off to santa rosa over the next 20 minutes. here it is on futurecast. see it picks up on that cell of rain in sonoma county. here's how things will play forward over the rest of this evening. we'll continue to see some light rain moving through, isolated showers focused mainly on the north bay. i'm going to stop this right here. that gets us to early tomorrow morning. see the timestamp up there? says in the 2:00 hour tomorrow morning. starting to see a little more energy move onshore. we're not done with this. i know it's been a fairly quiet sunday. but there's still an opportunity for more rain here going into monday. i'm going to show that to you in detail in a few minutes. >>> tomorrow morning a number of bay area counties will begin relaxing some of their shelter in place rules. kpix 5's john ramos is in marin county where so-called nonessential businesses will be allowed to reopen but with a lot of conditions. >> these are the kind of small businesses that are most at risk and may benefit from curbside pickup.

in sebastopol, they are marking russian navy day. and centrestage is the black sea fleet. an opportunity to showcase russian power at sea. since it annexed crimea, russia has become the dominant force in the black sea. it has upgraded its fleet, more ships, more weapons and new missions. some of these ships had taken part in russia's military operation in syria. after the annexation of crimea, russia has consolidated its control here and increased its presence in the black sea. it is using that as a springboard to project power far beyond this region into the mediterranean, the balkans and middle east. at nato headquarters, russian actions are causing alarm and disappointment. at the end of the cold war, a partnership with the kremlin seemed achievable. there was even talk that russia might one day join nato. that idea seems pie in the sky now. what we see is a pattern of behaviour where russia was responsible for aggressive actions against neighbours that reflects that the main problem in russia is that they still believe in the idea of... of the 30 nato countries, nine o

he says he worked at the peco plant in sebastopol. [ speaking in foreign language ] last august he was arrested in a sweeping i.c.e. raid, considered the largest crackdown in state history. >> involving hundreds of agents, fanning out over six cities in mississippi. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> peco foods uses e-verify and says it did not know at the time its workers were undocumented. this worker was taken to a correctional facility in louisiana where he stayed for nine months. he says in his holding area there were up to 44 people. [ speaking in foreign language ] i.c.e. confirms there have been 62 cases at the prison and that now all i.c.e. detainees are issued cloth masks, a policy that did not begin until mid april. as for this worker, his case is ongoing. he recalls his last birthday spent in detention. [ speaking in foreign language ] the day we spoke with cassandra rollins, it was also her birthday. >> this birthday not easy. at all. >> she's raising her two grandchildren now. in their eyes, she sees her beloved shalandra. >> that gives me hope, that gives me a lot of ho

used to be at 10 or 12 or in our train trip and now i can do in a few hours china has begun to sebastopol we need to be doing is investing in education and get a structure in workforce training and retraining so that as as the kids that are now 30 years old work in a factory those jobs are not going to be there in the future and they're not going to pay a livable wage here what's wrong in until america begins to quit pointing to the other guy and begins to invest in the american people in the american economy we're going to continue to have this false choice in front and it's very sad in trouble beginning to think jim you know going to be again we're even reading that the mainstream press where there are not a lot very many intelligent people you know that the pentagon needs more money for its you know to finish the pivot to asia you know it's always welfare for the military industrial complex but not is always pointing out here you know in this. conflict too in this sphere right now it's who's going to be best in r. and d. and that's that is this is this is what defined this adversarial

reporting in sebastopol gayle ong kron 4 news.f you're looking for a restaurant that's open for takeout or delivery. >>we have you covered we have a new page on our website at kron 4 dot com. it's called yes, we're yes, i wonder if they're open now we've got a quick and easy way to find out restaurant owners and actually submit their businesses to be added to the list and the viewers can search to find the place nearest them so hopefully that'll. take some steps of the process and maybe get you some fun to eat. yeah when you didn't realize you could yet california's lockdown is i'm still. >>continuing despite the fact that there are about 50 states that are partially reopen beginning today. many still have percent restrictions and who can open and social for staying away from each other yeah we have natasha chen now speaking some business owners who are cautiously optimistic about reopening, but they're doing it nonetheless. >>by the end of the weekend all but 3 states. we'll have east quarantine restrictions in some way even in o

reporting in sebastopol gayle ong kron 4 news. >>tesla will close its headquarters in fremont along with other programs throughout the state and move operations to texas and nevada immediately that according to the company's ceo and founder elon musk made those claims in tweet this morning. he's upset about not being able to reopen during the pandemic while sheltering. >>in place orders that remain in effect our kron four's felipe should all reports that musk is also threatening a lawsuit against alameda county. >>as the covid-19 pandemic drags on tesla ceo and founder elon musk's growing in patients with a shelter-in-place order issued in alameda county recently extended through may. coming to a head saturday morning. he threatened to file a lawsuit against alameda county for not allowing him to reopen his company's headquarters in fremont a lashing that caught members of the city council off guard as you raise the alarm and that you know alameda county and the you know will work with him to try to get things going as open and as

how about some of our other neighborhoods and you see 47 in sebastopol and most of us in the mid 50s. here's a look back at san jose 87 and you can see how dry it is. yes, no need to worry about rain today. talk about the activity planner and ignore the one in the corner. didn't have time to get rid of it. breezy in the bay during the afternoon hours. if you like to run near the bay. neighborhoods another, it's going to be great and another opportunity for your yardwork as we have the atmospheric river coming up this weekend which will rain everything nicely if you get it planted today or tomorrow. warmest temperatures wouldn't be surprised if you're driving around and the car thermometer hits 80 while several hours this afternoon with increasing high clouds. now, let's go back down to the south bay where we're in the 50s through 9:00 and upper 60s at noon and mid 70s in the afternoon hours and our last stop will be the peninsula. there we go. all right. 56 at 7:00. to 69 at 1:00 and low 70s this afternoon. remember, kind of breezy and help drop us down to 75 as we head to the evening

on air and today, it's owen walsh congratulations owen graduating from anna lee high school in sebastopol where he's at. >>senior class president captain of the varsity soccer team and he says he's planning on attending you see santa barbara in the fall congratulations to and congratulations to your fellow graduates there at your high school and all the other high schools around the bay area and look at our growing yearbook pictures from all over the bay of graduating seniors. >>you can submit yours where he went to school what your plans are for life after high school right there on kron 4 dot com. >>and we're also taking submissions for our heroes segment. >>and that's where you can tell us about people or organizations that are making a difference in this pandemic today, it's 2 bay area residents who created a website to help healthcare workers. the site is called hospital hero dot com. and it matches health care workers with volunteers who will help them with running everyday errands and getting food the 2 creators of the web site are keith weiss class of oakland and andrew can t know

>>and walsh and is graduating from and lee high school in sebastopol where he was senior class presidenttain of the varsity soccer team, he's planning on attending you see santa barbara in the fall congratulations to you and congratulations to all the graduating seniors, there at your high school in all high schools around the bay area. yeah we're really getting quite the virtual yearbook going here on kron 4 dot com just go there you can enter. >>all of your information about where you went to high school and what your plans are for after high school with a photo of your choice that's all on kron 4 dot com and we're also asking for heroes, anybody's making a difference in the community we highlight them on the kron 4 morning news as well and today we recognize a group called the mass crew crusaders it's a nationwide peer to peer online network that accepts and distribute masks, gloves and other personal protective equipment to frontline workers the bay area chapter of the organization was started by joycelyn eylea registered nurse and ross nelson a clinical psychologist. the local chapt

about 60. 8:00 this morning through the 60s, 10:00 and mid-70s for you around santa rosa today, sebastopol, novato low 70s but certainly a lot of cloud cover around keeping the temperatures a little bit cooler than average. elsewhere, numbers will be in the 60s from the east bay, oakland, 68 in richmond. 65 san francisco. low 70s toward san rafael and mid-70s in san jose. so the accuweather seven-day forecast we're featuring the clouds today, more sun and warmth for your monday and as we get into tuesday and wednesday, warm days, in fact, not as hot as we were last week but still a big warmup under way, cooler, heat relief on thursday, and then dropping like a rock friday into next weekend. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> as the bay area deals with the coronavirus pandemic, we have seen at times some ugly incidents where hate is the virus. the latest case of discrimination popped up in san mateo. abc 7 news anchor dionne explains. >> i noticed it as long as we lived here. >> reporter: the graffiti in the bay meadow neighborhoods with so crude we had to blur most out and this is the tip of the

reporting in sebastopol gayle ong kron 4 news. well tonight, we know that facebook and google are allowing many of their employees to work from home for the rest of the facebook says that applies to any employee who can work from home is the social network will not reopen its offices. >>until july 6th at the earliest. this is a big deviation from the company's original plan which allowed people to work remotely at least through may. a google employees will likely continue to work remotely through the rest of 2020 just like facebook that's according to google ceo google employees were also previously working from home through may. >>i time now to check on our weather with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez on this the eve before momsday say it's going to be nice love risa. >>oh it's going to be perfect guide the best gift for moms this mother's day weekend for your sunday forecast and sending lots of love told the bay area moms you're going have a virtual hang out or as socially distance brunch that mom have fun be safe and don't forg

in the north bay, fog by sebastopol and 52 in san francisco. a few patches of fog this morning, otherwise a lot of sunshine with 50s and 60s by noontime and in the mid-70s inland. a little breezy at the coast but warming trend on the way. liz in. >> sounds good, thanks, lisa. >>> it's an early test tomorrow in the time line of reopening the bay area. some restrictions will be eased in six county its, alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara. the shelter in place order has been extended through may 31st but here's what we'll now be allowed starting tomorrow, construction certain outdoor businesses like landscaping and gardening and certain outdoor activities. golf courses can reopen as long as they follow social distancing guidelines and all real estate transactions and residential moves will also be allowed to resume. child care facilities with 12 children or fewer can also reopen, however at this time it appears they can only accept children of essential workers. especially given this weekend's nice weather in th

how about santa rosa, sebastopol, san rafael, novato in the 60s and with the mostly cloudy sky noontime in the low 70s so mid-70s throughout the midday for you, and then with the cloud cover, temperatures fairly uniform tonight. overall we should see upper 70s for you in santa rosa, in san jose, shy of that today with 75 san jose. oakland checking in 4:00, 69 degrees. richmond 68. san francisco mid-60s, and some of the warmer locations with the clouds in the upper 70s by the delta. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a string of dry and warmer days, as we get through the upcoming work week. today though on the cooler side, with the clouds. 70s for most, upper 70s inland. low 80s for you tomorrow inland with mid-70s around the bay. then it's the warmup tuesday, wednesday, still that summer spread with us on thursday, but not as hot inland, and then looking at windier and cooler conditions to end the week. liz? >> thanks, lisa, sounds good. >>> as the bay area deals with the coronavirus pandemic, we have seen at times some ugly incidents where hate is the virus. the latest