sfo is focusing education on safe flying protocols. the public information with sfo says that it's up to the travel tore abide by the health rules as many people adjust to the new normal when it comes to flying. >> when you come to sfo, you will see a lot of information about what is essential travel and the what the status of the health orders are, but ultimately, it's really up to each traveler to understand how it applies to them. >> right now, sfo requires everyone coming in and going out of the airport to wear a face covering and to social distance from others. >>> san francisco schools are on track for the first day of school next fall. the only question, what will it look like? the new school year begins on august 17th. the district superintendent tells the chronicle the date is still ago. it's not clear whether campuses will be opened or if students will still do distance learning. that decision should happen by mid-july. >>> san francisco county leads the state in testing. the mercury news crunching those numbers. so far sf ha

kpix 5's a live at sfo for us, andria? >> reporter: well, elizabeth, for the first time since this pandemic started, bookings have outpaced cancellations for airlines. and that means things are starting to come back to life here. you don't need a statistic to know air travel is down. just look at the empty cooldown tirs and corridors, planless tarmacs and departures board with five flights at san francisco international. traffic is down at the international hub 96%, but showing signs of life. >> we're seeing a modest uptick in activity compared to the month of april but still very empty terminals. >> reporter: some airlines are beginning to move back into the international realm, including united eyeing a return to china. >> over a month now we've had no flights whatsoever to europe. and beginning on june 1st, we're going to resume limited service to europe. we've got service to munich and then swiss air that's going to launch service to zurich. >> reporter: but with face masks and social distancing even at dreaded securit

and add sfo some airlines are resuming flights that had been shut down. swiss airlines in wisconsin will be the first to restart with just a few flights a week. >> this will be the first nonstop service from sfo to europe since april 1st. >> reporter: security screenings are just 3000, compared to 75,000 this time last year. ; they'll need maybe of the chief psychologist, because we are really looking at the psychology of the traveling public >> reporter: concern over health and safety is prompting the traveling industry to take new measures. mandatory masks and airports and planes, sanitizing wipes, social distancing and no touch scanners. and new cleaning protocols. >> we purchased 750 of these devices, which are ordinarily used to disinfect the hospital room. >> reporter: some passengers feel comfortable with the new measures. >> i saw quite a lot of precautions are being taken. i did not feel uncomfortable. it was good. we felt safe. >> reporter: at oakland international airport, passenger traffic last month was down 96% from last year. but a spokeswo

at sfo they've got some wind.ightning hitting here up in the far northern part of the state. i just picked that up, that's out of shingle town, red bluff and near the reading area, the lightning strikes just north of chico as well as the system, and i will put in motion, sort of, you see this back around there, just tries to make its way out of the area. it is rotating off, but not before it's throwing out a few more thunderstorms, especially in the north right now. we are out of the zone for rain and we are going to dry out the next couple of days and temperatures will start to warm- up. current temperatures, overnight lows tonight will be a little warmer than last night, but still chilly. mid-40s in the cooler spots, for still in burnsville, and the traditionally cool spots. without school. in san jose in the low 50s tomorrow morning. forecast highs tomorrow, you see the fog gets pulled back from the coast. the greens are 60s, the yellows are 70s. this is wednesday's forecast, thursday's forecast will show some

a live look at sfo. today airport commissioners will discuss what to do with the $200 million it received in federal stimulus money. like most airports, air travel at sfo is down more than 90% these days. while everyone at sfo is required to wear a mask only this week has the tsa come around. they will require agents at all airports to wear face protection. >>> here are the latest numbers. more than 9,000 reported cases of coronavirus in the bay area. 337 deaths. santa clara county remains the hardest hit in terms of overall deaths and cases since the pandemic began. in the last two days san francisco added 52 new cases. >>> san francisco mayor london breed has faced criticism for the handling of the homeless during the pandemic. sheltering about 1,000 in hotels. advocates argue it's a tiny fraction of the population and they say she's ignoring the push to get more off the streets even though she says the city does not have the staff to shoulder a large load right now. >>> and happening today south san f

records on monday, canfield oakland, sfo and san jose tied but canfield 95 oakland is 91, and sfo is 90. all records for the date, what about today? well, there could be a bunch as well. forecast highs today are all very high, close but not for some, redwood cities will fall one short, oaklands will be short, sfo, and type. gilroy, would set a record. and santa cruz would not .88 the record is 94. so, it will be close again, there will be some, i think napa santa rosa will set records say, 58 there's a little hint of an east northeast breeze, it's pretty mild warm even the city officially is 58. that is pretty consistent there, 60s on the temperatures. it won't take long to start warming up, a mean -- the only difference is there's not as much of a north northeast spear we will see the hold, water temperatures are really cold, eventually the fog is going to make a move. once that low down there to the west southwest us to move towards us. it won't do that until late thursday and friday pretenders will drop a good 20 degrees. maybe even 25. today, 70s, 80s. nice, low 90s all of a sudd

. >>> let's take a live look from our sfo cam, our next normal non-stop flights to europe from sfo will resume in less than two weeks. you can see hardly any air traffic at the airport right now. beginning june 1st, one weekly flight to zurich. on june 16th, three flights per week to munich. sfo has had no flights to europe since april 1st. >>> michelin rated food in the company of your own home. >> now offering takeout, michelin rated restaurants don't offer takeout. here's our chance. here's joe rosato jr. >> reporter: in the time of covid-19 there's comfort in a good meal. on chef chris bleidorn's to-go menu at san francisco's birdsong, duck. before covid-19, birdsong wasn't a fried chicken restaurant at all. >> i never saw myself doing takeout, especially in this restaurant at all. didn't even cross my mind once. >> reporter: but birdsong is among michelin star restaurants who out of economic necessity and duty are serving takeout meals. chefs who might have scoffed at the idea of packing their food in autogo box are paring down menus and raising creativity. >> for a price point it'

westerly winds at sfo at 26 miles per hour within gusts up to 33 at sfo. 1 mile per hour winds in fairfield so mostly clear, a breezy start as we head through the afternoon. mostly sunny skies, and seasonal daytime high. this winds will be increasing as we go through our day. we are going to heat up for that holiday weekend. 90s inland this weekend. here is the satellite and radar view. it is going to drop a dry cold front our way, and that's why the winds will will be increasing. taking you hour by hour on future cast, you can see the winds picking up as we head through the afternoon and evening, especially along the coast and right around the bay. as you look ahead to the holiday weekend, that ridge of high pressure builds in, and move right over us, and that's why we are talking about that summer sizzle for memorial day. how hot will it get? well, we're looking at mid-to- upper 90s inland with that sunshine on memorial day. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay, and upper 70s and warm along the coast. 74 for sacramento today. the east bay, 77 in concord. low 80s in fairfield, and antioch,

this means that anybody that said sfo any time with the baby and boy. >>a customer of traveler, even if you're meeting somebody in the baggage claim area you're expected to be wearing facial covering what your s o. >>passengers here we're in compliance, but had mixed feelings about being required to cover their faces a got to do what you got to do i don't really feel these mass stop you from contract and inside to the covid-19 people on the plane here that i was coming here didn't want to wear some of the fight ends on aware. >>they you know feel like it's not really use long helpful but i think even if it isn't if it makes everyone out feel comfortable that half about also. >>now if you arrive to the airport without a face mask. sfo has got you covered earlier this week, the airport began handing out these free facial coverings to anyone who needs one. housing with you. >>kron 4 news. >>still ahead a new relief package unveiled in washington today on not without controversy. and motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get t

this means that anybody that's at sfo any time with the baby and boy. >>a customer of traveler, even if you're meeting somebody in the baggage claim area you're expected to be wearing facial covering what your s o. >>passengers here we're in compliance, but had mixed feelings about being required to cover their faces a got to do what you got to do i don't really feel these mass stop you from contract and inside to the covid-19 people on the plane here that i was coming here didn't want to wear some of the fight ends on aware. >>they you know feel like it's not really use long helpful but i think even if it isn't if it makes everyone out feel comfortable that's half the battle, so. >>now if you arrive to the airport without a face mask. sfo has got you covered earlier this week, the airport began handing out these free facial coverings to anyone who needs one. housing menu. >>kron 4 news. >>uber is also requiring masks for drivers and riders and today, the company says that will take effect may 18th uber says the masks have to cover your face from the br

. >>> sfo just won a big award. the best airport in the u.s.tracks passengers choice awards. the grand hyatt at sfo was also named the best airport hotel in the u.s. there aren't many passengers using the airport right now, but officials say they are ready for traffic to pick back up. >> you can't beat the amenities at sfo, that's for sure. let's take a look at what is going on. future radar. starting at 8:00 saturday morning and you can see the cloud cover. pretty dry. all the way up to sunset it remains dry but after that frame, we move in to some rain in mendocino county and look at that, we wake up sunday morning and a lot are dealing with drizzle and if not steady, light rain as it continues into the afternoon hours as it slowly slides south. and then we get on the back side of this cold front and we wake up to drizzle and scattered showers and the possibility of some thundert sscattered, lighter showers as we head to tuesday. but look at some of that snow falling up in the sierra. here's a look at your rainfall totals saturday through mon

let's go to abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us at sfo this morning. hi, amy. >> reggie, people were surprised to see so many people on their flights and some took pictures. they put them up on twitter to show them what it looked like on this flight. pictures from a united flight and a american airlines flight. and many people were upset to see people in the middle seats. they were hoping those would be open for social distancing. also talked to a woman on a frontier airlines flight and she thought the flight was too full and she was upset. >> petrified. definitely. it was absolutely ridiculous that we were that close to one another. people were very upset and people are saying why don't we have space? >> frontier airlines got back to us saying that flight was 66% full. united's flight in question was 85% full. would only use middle seats when necessary. so, for example, they confirmed a pilot flying stand by was in a middle seat on that flight. and families traveling together they all sit together and use that middle seat. they said 73, though of of t

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 and 57 to 62 and 54 in concord. little milder there and temperatures around our neighborhoods mainly in the low to mid 50s and 48 right now in mountainview and mid to upper 40s in the north bay and we'll cool into the low 40s to low 50s this morning which is significantly cooler than yesterday. you may want to dress a little bit warmer. let's talk about the commute. from emeryville 49 degrees and pretty clear there. in fact, that dry air

you can see sfo, notice that there is a large bush. it is going in the direction of the wind because there is a stiffer breeze off of the water. in san francisco, 52 degrees. oakland is at 55 degrees. san jose is at 55 degrees as well. here is the wind, 26 miles an hour. can see the rest of the bay area doing well, wind wise, all of this is courtesy of the low pressure system to our north and bringing us winter this morning, and breezes throughout the day. if you clouds as well will start to clear from north to south, tracking through the past hour or so. a beautiful day, slightly cooler than yesterday, at the coast you will see low 60s and upper 60s and low 70s around the bay. we will have a really big warm- up on the way, 90s in your extended forecast. we will talk about her that in a bit, but let's send it over to sal who was checking out your traffic. >>> there is a car fire on the bay bridge, that would be westbound near the center of anchorage. the toll plaza is not going to be affected by this is going into san francisco, and th

sfo about 23 miles per hour half-moon bay 80 miles per hour.hore flow will be with us as we go throughout the day today. in fact we do have a marine warning out there, gale warning for boaters out there today. low pressure to the north of us is causing that win. it also sends a few clouds across the area. we will see some gorgeous blue skies, sunshine, slightly cooler than yesterday. temperatures in our inland communities will reach into the upper 70s. we do have a very, very dramatic warm-up on the way. we will talk about that when we come back in a bit. i'm going to send it back over to sal who is keeping his eye on the traffic >> do not let this apprise you. we have a big backup on the bay bridge this morning. that is because of an earlier car fire. they have opened it up and the bridge is better but look at all the slow traffic this might surprise you. you are thinking of i will just headed to the city real quick. there's not going to be anything quick about this. you will be waiting here for at least a half hour. they started speeding up t

april 1st because of the pandemic sfo also expects additional service to japan to start next month. but all flights and airlines that do resume will have limited service all travel advisories restrictions and screening procedures will remain in effect. >>delays by the way on a cell phone looking for skies turn mostly sunny. here's the lowdown on what we expect a lot those inland temperatures into the 70's. by this afternoon look at your 4 zone 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. >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, 7.44 on this wednesday morning we're checking things out from sutro camera can the golden gate bridge this morning things looking pretty good there little hazy but really nothing to worry about. let's check in on the forecast and a spar hi dave. >>hey good morning marty good morning, everybody, it's one of the better shots that we actually have a lot of our bridge cams of course that was sutro but i

we get back to the way it was pre-pandemic. >> hard to imagine 96% decrease there at the traffic at sfointernational terminal. >>> just into the newsroom, city leaders in san jose have approved a plan to open sidewalks and parking lots for outdoor dining at restaurants. the al fresco dining plan as it's referred to still needs permission from the tastate and santa clara county health. earlier in the day ten restaurants and cafes in san pedro square market reopened for takeout. >>> we're hearing a lot about this phase two and what's allowed. it's worth noting the rules once again. here's a helpful reminder. the main things that are open in this part of phase two, retail stores which can now offer curbside pickup. limited manufacturing jobs can resume. some offices can reopen where telecommuting is not available. and, yes, finalizing dine-in plans. what's still closed in this early part of phase two? a number of things but among the most coveted, hair and nail salons, gyms, movie theaters, and churches and religious centers. >>> up nexter 11:00, no mask, no service. but some are trying to

sfo would see a standard across the country so that you're treated the same here as you are in denver and chicago or atlanta. reporting live , andria borba, kpix 5. >>> some of you wait and tonight , the idea of spending 10 hours in a mask, just know. when we can unmask we will know the world and travel is coming back. what you think, you can share your thoughts on kpix.com. >>> united was sharing thousands of layoffs. they said they now have 50 flights per day. the company said that they only need 3000 of its current 25,000 flight attendants to work in june. >>> new details in the murder of a tech co, investigator said that they made several arrests in the case. back in october the body of tushar atre was found in a remote area in the santa cruz mountains. he was the founder of a web marketing and design company and ran a cannabis manufacturing company. the sheriff department is expected to release more details on the arrests on thursday. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 , a bay area city dealing with the pandemic and a growing homeless problem. how residents feel about a city sanctioned en

sfo has had no flights to europe since april 1. all restrictions on entry remain in effect including federal requirement for people who have been in certain european countries including american citizens to self-quarantine for 14 days once they reach their final destination. this just in, canada and the u.s. have agreed to extend their agreement to keep the border closed to nonessential travel untill june 21st. canadian prime minister juice tin trudeau said his government is planning stronger measures of more travelers. >> we need to make sure we have the to deal with any feral spreads and in covid-19 19. >> >> it was set to expire on may 21st. i'm an mack vic at the live news desk. back to you. >> taking you live outside now. the bay area seeing a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon as we look at san francisco after a rainy morning for some spots. meteorologist mary lee is tracking it all for us. mary. >> wet start to the day and some locations this morning and heading through the rest of our average catching a bit of sunshine re

winds are blowing about 25 at sfo right now.nt temperatures, they've been cool overnight and it's kind of cool out there. there is a barometric flow right now. not quite as cool. so we've got a pattern now, compared to last week this pattern is much more stable and much more typical for this time of year. so models, this model is going show the fog and the other is going to show the temperatures, right. so the colors represent temperatures and then you got the clouds, which are representing your fog. if it were to show up. as you can see, it doesn't. the temperatures recommended by the orange color, our 80s. a lot more 80 degree temperatures then we saw today. that will continue friday, maybe 70s or 80 down toward morgan hill and then it moves really rapidly saturday, sunday and into monday. 60 degrees for a daytime high, that's pretty warm. and then the forecast ties for other cities, maybe yours is included, 79 at morgan hill, 80 in santa rosa. we've got a nice one, remember to do your partying. the social distancing thing wor

this means that anybody that's at sfo any time with the baby and boy. customer of traveler, even if you're meeting somebody in the baggage claim area you're expected to be wearing facial covering what your sfo. >>passengers here we're in compliance, but had mixed feelings about being required to cover their faces a got to do what you got to do i don't really feel these mass stop you feeling, attracting any type of the covid-19 people on the plane here that i was coming here didn't want to wear some of the fight ends on aware. >>they you know feel like it's not really use long helpful but i think even if it isn't if it makes everyone out feel comfortable that half about also. >>now if you arrive to the airport without a face mask. sfo has got you covered earlier this week, the airport began handing out these free facial coverings to anyone who needs one. housing with you. >>kron 4 news by the way we just posted a poll on our facebook page and website to see how people are feeling about the whole idea of him wearing masks nearly 80% of the people who resp

>>okay we're looking at still some leftover clouds for our shot up sfo, those delays going on or this morning, we'll take a look at rain returning back to the forecast look at tomorrow to kron 4 morning >>good morning, welcome back many parts of the bay area starting to dry out just a bit following the overnight sfo is one of them, let's go and check in with dave spahr find out about more rain on the way i gave it a good morning marty good morning, everybody we're still left or those clouds of course, yeah. and still the wet pavement and so forth but i want to be adding too much more to the rain as you referenced already sfo. >>here's how it they're standing out of nowhere delays being reported there this morning at all as far as this fog it will come back after it clears out today. coming back again for tonight after we lose the daytime heating obviously it's the type of radiation fog that was still in the central valley as well. and that's because of all the surface moisture. we have highs today mid 70's cover the central valley 68 for sacramento, 60's for the central coast and lowe

cool for the season, a bit for some but will warm up a touch for friday if you're waiting live shot on sfo not bad start so no delays going on here and light traffic with all of them a chunk of the fog real real quick in some of the inland valleys, we have some fog that's going next up really quickly and the return of that fog tonight after the civil scattered shower event. passes over. yeah we're on the witching hour it starts to spill in the central valley covers a good portion in and around the median pay those temps but mostly 50's over most of the bay now we're up to 58 oakland now, 52 53 for concord 50 for hayward. and close to 50 up in the north bay there santa rosa 4948 nevado but here's your breakdown here. '02 o'clock there you see that little cloudy sign that's the chance of some scattered showers working to key on the east bay temperatures by that point in the upper 60's but again some morning sun as you can see the cars racing past the toll plaza. but just plan your maybe a couple drops on your windshield or maybe potentially some wet roads with all of that coming up a little

yesterday we have the records, sfo, congratulations. kent filled 95 degrees. sfo was 87 degrees. today is hop but redwood cities will fall short. gilroy will set a mark. the record was 94 degrees. we have 60s right now with temperatures starting to warm up quite rapidly. we are not cooling off here, santa cruz mountains we have the 50s. 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 re

now this is video from sfo. this is from a back in january when health officials screen passengers arriving from china. state health officials checked up on more than 11,000 travelers who arrive from china and iran. they only found 3 infected people in that group. the cdc says the program was ineffective because traveler information was incomplete and asymptomatic infections may have been missed the report also notes that passenger information was often entered incorrectly because it wasn't pulled directly from flight manifests the cdc recommends improving passenger data collection and transmission in the future. it also suggests using text messaging to reach at risk travelers quickly. well officials in santa barbara county they are worried that an outbreak at the prison there could delay the county's reopening more than 1000 inmates have tested positive for coronavirus at lompoc federal prison. that's nearly 80% of its prisoners and those cases make up the majority of santa barbara county the prison is now test

san jose, oakland downtown, kentfield and also sfo. i'll have those records for you in just a moment. it's warm around san jose and santa rosa, 92 degrees right now. we have a heat advisory that covers virtually all the bay area except the coast. and an excessive heat warning for solano county. the heat wave will last for a few days, dangerous indeed. i will be back with a look at how much hotter, you heard right, how much hotter it's going to get tomorrow with the possibility of records agin coming up. >> sandhya, thank you. >>> in sonoma county there's a push and pull this evening between the small business owners in a tourist destination in dire need of outside dollars and residents concerned that visitors may leave the virusman reporting from the russian river. >> let's take a moment to appreciate solitude along the russian river, but on this memorial day it's all you're going to get. >> we went on a motorcycle ride and ended up here. >> welcome to guerneville. tis restaurant can only serve customers outside. >> what's the wait rig

this will be the first nonstop your service from sfo to europe we've seen since april 1st. >> concerns about healthan safety prompting the travel industrytions. mandatory facemasks at airports and airplanes, sanitizing wipes and social distancing and new cleaning rules are in place. still concerns around the public seem to be holding travelers back from flying again . >> what they all need may be is the chief psychologist. we are really looking at the psychology of the traveling public. >> at oakland international airport traffic was down 96% compared to last year. a spokesperson said they had no layoffs and they hope to be ready once passengers come back. it is 4:09 a.m. the u.s. and canada agreed to keep the border close a little longer for president trump said the two countries are doing well handling the pandemic but maybe canadian severe reopening because of the many cases reported here in the u.s. the original order was due to expire this week. now, nonessential travel will remain band through june 21st. >>> 4:09 a.m. and we check back in with steve paulson. all the snow makes me

. >>> the largest airline at sfo is implementing new safety protocols to convince fliers to return to the skies. passengers flying with united will be using these touchless check-in kiosks starting today. they will receive individual hand wipes as they board. sneeze guards will be put in place to help protect employees. behind the scenes, required to do thermal temperature checks. the biggest change is disinfecting the aircraft cabins. pretty soon every aircraft will be electrostatic sprayed before takeoff. >> they move from the front to the back of the aircraft and spray or fog the entire aircraft letting it rest for just a minute or so. it's a very effective tool and has immediate effect. >> okay. well, united partnered with oakland-based clorox and the cleveland clinic to set its own standard for disinfecting the cabin. >>> we haven't seen steph curry on the court since march, but the warrior star has been pretty active on social media. he tweeted a blink to a blog and here's a look at the currys in quarantine. >> dad. >> is this as close to outside you're going to get in a while?

oakland airport and sfo already have mask requirements in place.he chairman and ceo southwest airlines believe it's safe for people to fly again. gary kelly said he does not take the risk of contracting the coronavirus on an airplane is greater than the risk anywhere else. the airlines are cleaning and not overbooking so people can be safe while flying. the city of san jose is facing a $40 million budget shortfall because of the coronavirus. they hope to call back workers as they are needed and if budgets will allow. and the national rifle association is struggling financially. the nra is laid out more than 60 workers since late march. it took a financial hit when it was forced to cancel its annual meetings because of the coronavirus and usually brings in about $1 million a year. >> our time is 4:17 a.m. more and more streets will be closed. they want people to stay close to home and get out and not worry about traffic. 10 roads in redwood city are closed under the city slow streets higher let program giving people more room to run or ride a bike w

. >>> a live look for you at sfo where flights to europe and japan are expected to resume next month. three airlines recently announcing the changes. but things won't look normal if you're planning to hop on one of those flights tsunami. social distancing and face covering rules will be in force from the time you get inside the airport. we spoke with travelers from india about the changes on board their flights. >> it's quite scary, actually, to touch anything or, you know, if we touch anything, we need to use hand sanitizer and wear masks all the time and maintain distance. >> sfo's public information officer will join us tomorrow morning for a live interview to talk about those changes. watch that at 6:30 right here on nbc bay area for our "today in the bay" newscast. >>> meteorologist kari hall will be with us there as well. first, kari, we want to talk about today, the weather is turning out to be a nice one for us. >> yeah, we're starting to see some peeks of sunshine across the bay area. although we still have a lot of clouds. there's a storm system moving away from us. and it i

westerly winds at 24 miles per hour at sfo. 15 at concord, and for fairfield 12, also in oakland. mostly sunny skies, seasonal daytime highs for this time of year as we head through our afternoon. the winds will be increasing, 20 to 30 miles per hour as we head through the day, and i'll how is you exactly why coming in on moment, but we'll see those highs soaring this weekend. into the 90s inland this holiday weekend. there is a low pressure system to our north, up across the pacific northwest. that is going to drop a dry cold front our way. that's why the winds will be picking up for us. high pressure builds in as we look to the weekend. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, mostly sunny skies as we head through our day, and for tomorrow, even more sunshine, and those temperatures on the rise. looking to futurecast winds, and you can see those winds increasing as we go through our day, especially around the coast and around the bay. 74 in santa clara for a high today. for the east bay, topping out at 77 in concord. low 80s in antioch and brentwood. 70 in oakland, and mid-70s for

here is a few at sfo. we start a breeze out there in the winds will continue for your afternoon today. as far as rainfall amounts, urban areas have picked up anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rainfall and are there is more than that. mount diablo more than an inch reported there. mount tam more than two inches, santa cruz mountains more than 2.5 inches. this is all great news and we are way below the seasonal average. now the system begins to push out over areas of nevada and you can see scattered showers up over the sierra. some just skirting the central and southern portions of california. for us, not so much. it loose looks like the san joaquin valley. into the sierra we continue with light snow falling. between 6000 feet and 6500 feet. we do have an advisory for travel that goes until 5:00 p.m. for areas above 6500 feet above 50 as well as 80 and a few inches of new snow fall expected for today and over the last 24 to 46 hours several inches of snowfall reported. for us a mix of sunshine and clou

we are moving into south san francisco, even into sfo, light drizzle. about 6:51 a.m., we will see a light shower in pacifica, and then at 7:20, san mateo, you can find a light sprinkle. and then that this area of low pressure here on the satellite, even though it's on the border of nevada and california, it's still close enough to bring us a threat of an isolated shower throughout the day, so let's break down your tuesday with the 12-hour day planner. first thing in the morning, the best chance of finding the shower as we showed you on live doppler 7 is in the east bay. as we advance the clock in the afternoon, that threat will shift towards the north bay. we are talking about the hills of the north bay, and we'll find the best chance of the isolated shower. temperatures by the afternoon, a little warmer than we were today in the mid-60s to mid-70s, but, again, most of us will remain dry, however in our hills later on this afternoon, guys, we have a chance of an isolated shower popping up. >>> kwrjobina, how is traffic looking this morning? >> drew, ve

meanwhile, international flights are starting to return to sfo. starting in ex-month, will resume flights, and lufthansa intends to bring back flights from munich. each airline plans to operate flights just a few times a week. sfo hasn't seen nonstop flights from europe since april 1st. >>> a 4-year-old san francisco boy received a birthday gift that he will be talking about for years. all this hoopla in the outer richmond was for connor walsh who turned 4 today. san francisco police officers and firefighters led a car pride outside his family's house. everyone made it out for connor's birthday it seemed, aaa, pg&e, even a cement mixer rolled down. connor was born prematurely and suffers from chronic health problems, and his family says they really appreciate the community coming together for this socially distant celebration. happy birthday to connor. >>> as we continue, a lot of sunshine outside, and there's more where that came from, too. >>> coronavirus lockdows have caused a massive 17% drop in global carbon emissions. an analysis found that

including concord, sfo, but napa is 99. broke the old record of 98 back in 1896. >>> on may 26th of 1896 the dow jones industrial began and made up of 12 stocks that closed at 40 .94. on the 27th the future sword because they were zach hintze of a cool down. i kid. i kid because i can't. we have 60s and 70s on the temperatures. 54 at half moon bay. a lot of 60s and 70s and mild already for some. 73 in sacramento. 43 mild degrees in tahoe. down to 83 and hot in palm springs. one more day it holds on in the low is on the way not only for cooldown but it looks like some possible rain. not just scattered showers and most of looks to be north of the golden bay. see projections of the tenth of an and to a quarter. that's on saturday into sunday. tahoe 16100's and we have to keep an eye on that for possible thunderstorms. the last thing we not want is lightning. 90s and one hundreds inland. fog comes in and boy does it ever friday. a huge change on the weekend you guys. >> time is 4:42 a.m. president trump and joe biden take jabs

sfo gets ready for its post-pandemic future. >> now your health, your safety, this is abc 7 news. >>>nd we begin tonight with a battleground over beaches like this. people flocking to the shoreline flagrantly flouting social distancing guidelines. this scene in southern california and expectation it would prompt governor newsom to close beaches across the state but the governor surprised people today when he only ordered beaches in orange county to close. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. so people are clearly getting tired of not being able to go where they want to go when they want to go. in fact, a well-known san francisco attorney has filed several lawsuits calling into question governor gavin newsom's stay stay-at-home roules. >> reporter: kristen and dan, harmit dylan filed six such lawsuits and said there could be more. some of governor gavin newsom's stay-at-home orders are at the center of several lawsuits. civil rights attorney harmit dylan says over the last couple weeks she's filed six lawsuits against the governor. >> governor's over

president trump announcing bait area will get more than $700 million in federal funds for sfo, muni, and b.a.r.t., that news coming out less than two hours ago. it means a crucial lifeline for the transit agencies that are struggling right now because of the coronavirus. thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. b.a.r.t. announces its latest south bay station will open soon. nbc bay area's bob redell is live for us in san jose. bob? >> reporter: marcus, after decades of planning and a couple of years of delay, b.a.r.t. just announced the brand-new berryessa station in north san jose will open in a matter of weeks. you can see the transit agency just unveiled the opening date as june 13. the last hurdle was completion of all the safety tests. just moments ago both agencies signed off on the safety certificate, that's the big binder you see on your tv screen. now it's up to the california public utilities commission which has 14 days to sign off on the safety certification. this is part of a $2.3 billion extension into san jose. both stations were suppose

that will be felt around the country, but especially in its hub airports including sfo there will beuts at company headquarters, too. there are plans to eliminate the administrative team by 30% starting in october. >>> and a survey of u.s.-based airlines showed the average domestic flight has 17 passengers on board. airlines are increasing their sanitizing schedules and many of the requiring passengers and crew members to wear masks in flight and at gates. >> having some of the airlines require a mask is a good first step, but it's an incomplete step because it needs to be mandatory across the board. >> airports are taking their own steps to keep workers and travelers safe. in orlando, check-in kiosks have been moved further apart and pick her has robots using ultraviolet light to help sanitize the facilities. >>> pam, it is 4:49. we are going to see some big changes >> you know, for some it might be a welcome sight, but for so good. i don't think it will be as bad to the south. we are talking about rain, not only today, there are signs that maybe by this time next week and even stro

to settle down as we head toward the afternoon winds though blustery out there 28 miles an hour at sfo 15. in san francisco, 23 in oakland right now so you get the idea winds are whipping around the bay area now the temperatures running in the 50's and also in the 60's got 70 degrees in santa rosa 67 degrees in the napa valley right now tonight, we are going to see partly cloudy skies. we've got some patchy fog on the way and then tomorrow sunday, mostly sunny it will be breezy and it will be warmer. high pressure building into the bay area that is going to really warm those temperatures up i think as we look toward the weekend. some of those numbers and the building dome of high pressure going to be moving up in the 90's so there you go tomorrow a warmer day we may back off those temperatures just slightly as we get into thursday, but by friday and saturday and sunday, especially in the monday memorial day holiday looks like high pressure takes over. but temperatures going to be a little bit on the house side that's that forecast back to the study. thanks so much. >>coming up tonight

can count on things being very different at the airport once travel picks up again, reporting live at sfo dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>there are nearly 10,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus here in the bay area and 347 people have died from the virus santa clara county which has been hit the hardest by covid-19 announced 32 new cases and an additional death today. you can find a complete list of cases broken down by city and by county on our website kron 4 dot com. tesla ceo elon musk sparking controversy this time he is threatening to move tesla's headquarters out of california. if he is not allowed to reopen his factory in fremont kron four's gayle ong joins us live from a local business which serves tesla employees scale. >>thousands of tells employees could lose their jobs if the plant closes in fremont one business as you know there's a lot of customers. >>before covid-19 to korea las vegas is usually bustling a popular lunch spot ongst tesla. >>tracy stockton, all the way over here to work you know there i believe they work like 10 hour shifts. the rolling ship so it woul

here's a look at what's going on out at sfo.co reporting 61 degrees. 52 oakland. san jose in the low 50s. a cool start but improving. temperatures down over yesterday morning by four degrees in novato here in east bay by four and livermore southbay by three in san jose. you can see patchy fog around here is a view of the wind it's generally light over the north bay. there is a breeze of 12 miles per hour. oakland 5. your afternoon high very similar to yesterday. 60s in san francisco. mid to upper 70s for the inland cities. temperatures will cool into the bay area saturday, even cooler, sunday. details in the extended forecast coming up. >>> this week the governor says he'd like to see california students back in the classroom as early as late july. we'll talk live with the president of the california school board association to examine what that may look like, and the challenges ahead. >>> another meat processing plant seen an outbreak. warning signs signs you can start to see them run out. michael vasquez! come over here. i've

united has several hubs including one at sfo. management has indicated the company's ministry team could be cut by 30 percent starting in october and has asked employees to take a voluntary leave. >> reporter: the coronavirus sending air travel into a tailspin, domestic flights numb going through airport security checkpoints is down 93 percent from a year ago. with fewer flyers, major airlines are now making sweeping cuts to the schedules paid >> what we are doing is making decisions about our schedule on a rolling 60 day basis so as we see demand again to pick up, as people begin to return to air travel, we want to make sure that we can enhance our schedule to meet that demand. >> reporter: carriers are also implementing additional safety measures to protect their employees and passengers from contracting covid-19 while on board, including socially distanced seating, increased sanitation, and on some airlines, requiring passengers and crew to wear masks. >> having some of the mayor airlines require that a mask be one is a good f

a live camera looking toward sfo . patchy cloud cover making a comeback in current numbers in the 50s to 60s. here is the plan tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 40s and 50s to start out the day. that we are tracking the shower chance, especially up in the north bay. it's a slight chance. coming up we will talk more about this upcoming system and update your five day. >> when there is rain we've got to hear about that. we will check in with you later on tonight. >>> we have developing news from oakland where police have just arrested a man suspected of shooting his neighbor earlier today. the initial call for help came before 2:00 this afternoon. investigators responded to the corner of ney and 75th avenue. they found a man who had been shot and died at the scene. sources told us the victim was in the area and was shot by his next-door neighbor. the victim leaves behind a wife and children. the suspect is identified as 43- year-old jamaal thomas. in the past hour king ward is in custody. resources st. t

this means that anybody that's at sfo any time with the baby and boy. >>a customer of traveler, even if you're meeting somebody in the baggage claim area you're expected to be wearing facial covering what your sfo. >>passengers here we're in compliance, but had mixed feelings about being required to cover their faces a got to do what you got to do i don't really feel these mass stop you can. >>contract and inside to the covid-19 people on the plane here that i was coming here didn't want to wear some of the flight attendant on aware. they you know feel like it's not really use long helpful but i think even if it isn't if it makes everyone out feel comfortable that half about also. >>now if you arrive to the airport without a face mask. sfo has got you covered earlier this week, the airport began handing out these free facial coverings to anyone who needs one. housing with you. >>kron 4 news and you saw how that defeats the purpose right where the guy at the airport said ok want to see your id. take your mask off and show me your face that was silly. we

air out because he also had to drastically change their request us it was year around reporting at sfo dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and don't forget our coverage of the coronavirus will be there for you any time of day on our website at kron 4 dot com with the latest headlines and health guidance again. kron 4 dot com. we have all the information there right on the front page so check it out. a breaking news this morning actor and comedian jerry stiller has died of natural causes at the age of 92. his son actor ben stiller actually posted this picture on twitter this morning. he wrote quote he was a great dad and a grandfather and the most dedicated husband to and for about 62 years. he will be greatly missed. jerry stiller had a decades long career in entertainment probably best known for his role as franken stands on seinfeld but long before that. and wife and we're a top comedy act in 1960's appearing on the ed sullivan show. and so all of hollywood really feeling the impact here. the death the loss of jerry stiller and we're going to take a closer look at his life and career. throughou

>>all right we're talking about sfo, let's get a live look out there of course has been very quiet at sfo and there's not even any fog out there tonight to talk about it looks like can't remember the last time we saw the plane moving there at the airport let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow its was be. >>get a little warmer is at the story. >>yeah, i on the hot side guys is we're going to see high pressure really build in the unofficial beginning of summer is certainly going to feel all whole lot like summer around the bay area right now we do have some partly cloudy skies outside tonight, otherwise it's like a nice guy still made on the breezy side. >>temperatures today. yeah they warmed up a little bit but still below the average in san francisco, 63 68 right at the average in oakland 71 in san jose 69 degrees live more 73 degrees in concord 72. in santa rosa storm clouds start to wind on down now you can see the swirl of moisture making its way over nevada, so low kind of headed out of town now and that's some good news if you want some drier weather certainl

let's go to amy hollyfield live for us at sfo. amy? >> some passengers over the weekend were so appalled they took pictures and they put them on twitter. we have some shots to show you of pictures from a united airlines flight and an american airlines flight that look very full. we also talk to a woman who was on a frontier airlines flight it was so full she was petrified. all passengers want to know why they weren't given more space during a pandemic. >> even if you have anybody who is in the middle seats, i think that's over capacity, right? like if you have to be on this flight and you're touching the person next to you or if they can take off their mask off to eat and they're breathing next to you. who knows. the closer people are and the more people packed in, the more it is concerning. >> american airlines told us they will only use the middle seats when necessary. so, for example, they confirmed a pilot who was flying standby was in a middle seat on that flight and they say many families who are traveling together and sitting to

why shot coming in from sfo and we don't have much weight actually should be there. we go sfo no delays going on this morning, even though you do see a little bit of fog off towards the distance a little bit there, but that's not causing any major problems temperatures for us right now we're at 54 and a bottle most readings up in the north bay, however, still trailing a little bit lower 40's 56 come on for concord 55 for any off 48 for livermore tri valley, 51 meanwhile for san jose and the stream coming in off the pacific sense, everything up and around us with high pressure building that warming temperatures somebody of the week will be talking about popping off in the lower to middle 90's by friday on that note. now in the interim period we talked a little bit about a little bit that really are trying to come in here tonight with some scattered clouds but that's going to be basically a nocturnal event and only for part of the night actually really what's more interesting is way upstream will show you this and the models in a bit of and maybe a little shot of rain

>>it's going take you outside for a live look at conditions at sfo this morning, plenty of sunshine and no delays there are numerous guidelines for the phased reopening of california now among them having workers in place. >>to track people who have been exposed to those who tested positive for covid-19 ucsf now working with the state to train thousands of contact tracers these disease detectives will be reaching out to people who have been in close contact with those who have tested positive for coronavirus. >>in the absence of therapeutics in the absence of vaccines. it's the best we're going to be able to do to stop this. but we're trying to do is catch people. you may become infected and have them out of the out of the. out of circulation during that period of time when they start first getting infected and which is why they're probably maximally infectious. >>well ucsf hoping to train 10,000 contact tracers by the end of the month. many of them will be city county and state workers who are currently not doing their regular jobs. contact tracers are also responsible for setting up t

>>it's going take a live look outside at sfo this morning where we >>now for latest kron 4 hero this morning. we want to recognize a group of high school students in the south bay who are helping a small businesses that don't have an online presence. the 4 san jose high school students have created a website called evaluate the future it's a nonprofit. that helps business owners create a website for their business as a way to help them stay open during the pandemic the nonprofit collaborate with cilic on and cupertino chambers of commerce to help mom and pop shops transition to online takeout orders. ryan guard of arch archbishop mitty high school arjun gupta of lynbrook high school along with 2 fellow classmates, the shop pradeep andy shower of id on earth have all started to develop value heavily. elevate the future to help provide computer science and business classes to students. fantastic job, and you can spotlight someone who's making a difference in your community really easy all you have to do is go to a section of a website called kron 4 heroes shell out a quick form to let