we will zoom into one spot, sunol, fremont, union city, we have an isolated pop-up shower, and that threat stays with us throughout the day today. no widespread rain. we will find sun up at 5:56, and there's the isolated chance in the afternoon, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >>> sports fans have been hungry for their teams to come back and for the first time they are seeing the governor give them a bit of hope that it could come sooner than later. julian glover is live with how the giants are responding to this news. >> a big announcement and indication that we are moving in the right direction as far as pro sports returning. the governor said they could be back in the first week of june, but the catch is there will be not be fans in the stands, no live audience, and there's a lot to be worked out before we could see live games on tv, and the facilities are starting to reopen today in some states, and no players or coaches. the nba did the same thing last friday in select cities and states and the mlb could be following suit. >> we want to be careful for public health and we want to be

you can see it's wet through the sunol grade, and just now starting to wrap things up in fremont and. a little drizzle and a few showers continue up in the north bay. we had 0.03 last hour in san jose, finally measurable rain for you, and so morning rain and scattered showers today and cooler tonight with patchy drizzle. the atmosphere won't be as nearly as saturated tomorrow morning but there could be fog. we will get into the weekend with a series of storms like what we are dealing with now. you can see the scattered showers, and yellows will go away so we go from moderate to light and then the coverage starts to taper this afternoon and into the evening hours as drier air starts to work its way into our neighborhoods. rainfall amounts, likely less than 0.1 of an inch, and then higher elevations possibly a quarter of an inch. it's a 1 on the impact scale today. tomorrow, again, a 1 on the storm impact scale. look at the showers as we head towards the lunch hour, there's yellows in there and so they are pha moderate and then they fall apart. we add the 1 to tomorrow, and gave thursd

alameda county and 608 and contra costa county and santa clara county and southbound 680 over the sunol grade and alameda and santa clara county will have policies and those were suspended because of shelter-in-place order and more people going back to work, they're putting these back in place. kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. >>> abc7 is focusing on four key areas to help build a better bay area. as we look at what life will be like after the pandemic, changes to our workplaces. that, ars. e guelines for emplers keep us safe as we get back to the office. they recommend several changes to promote social distancing including moving work spaces too create more space and staggered breaks and face masks and touchless trash cans and, get this, no more communial coffee pots. just have to make do. >>> all right. a tussle over tasting rooms and now a new lawsuit.yard own sdhei ubar> so las vas just daysmreop getting a look inside at these >>> abc7 news. >> all news, all morning. >>> we are watching as d.c. starts to gradually reopen today. restrictions are being lifted on some activities for the f

and 680 over the sunol grade. and 237 in the south bay. >>> okay, in a normal year, this upcoming weekend would be filled with graduation ceremonies, and grad parties, to celebrate the class of 2020. of course, the pandemic as you know has ruined those plans. but it doesn't mean that plan b cannot be fun. ask the 49ers. joining us now is jessy lovejoy the directors of the 49ers edu and museum. jessy, this is so exciting, the 49ers have always had such a commitment to education and now you guys have really stepped up by hosting a virtual graduation this saturday, so what is that going to look like? >> well, first, thanks for having me jessica, so on saturday at 5:00, you can tune in to 49ers.com facebook or twitter, a half hour long celebration, so we will have some musical guests, some celebrity guest, some of our current players, coach shanahan and a commencement speech from our most recent graduate of the red and gold which is joe staly so a celebration of graduates from all ages, from college and high school, a

will put this in the loop over the past hour, and that shower is going to move past fremont towards sunoles in the mid-40s to upper 50s. 59, good morning, oakland. and 56 in the city. san francisco right now, it's a mix of stars and clouds out there and the day today as we fast-forward over the next 12 hours or so the sun is up at 5:56, and throughout the afternoon there's an isolated chance, not widespread. it's a warmer afternoon today with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. kumasi? >> thanks, drew. >>> today in contra costa county, some shops will be open but only for curbside pickup. amy hollyfield is live. >> reporter: here we go. >> we'll check back in with amy on this, but first we will tell you about something else. there's a new positive development in our fight against coronavirus. "the chronicle" is reporting for the first time since early march the bay area has gone without a covid-19 death for two straight days, so health officials in the nine counties reported no deaths on sunday or monday and this is the first time this has happened since march 10th. the region has only had o

and southbound 680 over the sunol grade. bart's ridership has dropped since the pandemic began. tomorrow, though, the agency will propose a new budget plan and that includes a drastic change to how many b.a.r.t. police officers will patrol the station. $2.4 billion budget would eliminate bart's previous plan to add 19 extra officers to its force next year. our investigative unit profiles the good, the bad, and the weird on the digital series "derailed." on that series bart had pledged to add 19 officers every year for the next five years. right now the current bart police force includes 170 officers. meanwhile, the agency is still doing all it can to win back passengers. detailing a plan that includes deep cleaning that involves fogging and cleaning every inch of the train. also the position of seats are being changed to create more social distance. and plenty of hand sanitizer for all trains. not all riders, though, say they're even remotely ready to get on boorpd. >> definitely not ready to go back fwielz like when everybody feels it's safe to go back and it's all normal peopl

and looking live at the sunol grade. almost no traffic there tonight. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 will be right back. . >>> authorities say a woman who was armed with a shotgun was shot and killed by san mateo county sheriff deputies in half monday bay last night a local business owner says she sought woman acting strangely at about 7:30 last night. janice moody says she called 911 after seeing the woman walking down main street with a gun in one hand and bottle of wine in the other. investigators say sheriff's deputies repeatedly told her -- and she was sandra lee harmon. she fired here shotgun at deputies who then fired back and killed her. >> i heard the first round of shots, and then i came out and heard a second round. >> bangs which i realized was not fireworks and was gunfire. >>> no she was 56 and from half- moon bay and died at the hospital. investigators say that no one else was hurt. >>> former oakland police chief ann kirkpatrick filed a complaint against the city alleging wrong tell termination. we hear about the accusations against the cit

, like we said, showing slowing for westbound 84, and that cut through between 580 and 680 towards sunolill build construction in cupertino but the slowing we saw earlier cleared up. you have two lanes southbound from wolf to lawrence. back to you, marcus. >> thanks, mike. >>> growing concerns over a possible second wave. coming up next, we will talk about the number of americans who say they are fearful of what is next as the country begins to reopen. >>> first, our team always on social distancing, and kari, this is over the weekend, they were glamping, yes, that is a tent inside kari's home. you should follow her on instagram. she does nice things with her family. it's 5:23. you are watching "today in the bay." these days, everyone expects you to like everything and be positive. but with my depression, it's hard to keep up this brave face and hide my symptoms. even though i'm taking my antidepressant, i still feel depressed. many people taking antidepressants still experience symptoms. when added to an antidepressant, rexulti is proven to reduce depression symptoms 62% more than the a

if you look at the map here these are the nine bay area locations, one inhayward, napa,, sunol, san leandro and vallejo. you can find that at cvs.com, where you will take the questionnaire to see if you qualify as well. from diagnostics, hi hydroxychloroquine is now banned in countries such as france and belgium over safety concerns. the white house says the president did finish his course of hydroxychloroquine, but would take another one if he felt he was exposed or needed it. this is something we will hear more about throughout the day. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> in the meantime there's an urgent request in gilroy by leaders there. they really want to open their businesses again like so many other different communities. they took it to the city council and the mayor argues that at the far end of the county with far less cases, the extended closures continue for much longer. many businesses will go bust. >> it's seen a lot of horrible situations and survived it. >> we're losing business even more because other counties around us are going into an expanded phase two. >> so the m

we have a lighter build around the bay but still slowing out of the altamont and sunol and livermore and pleasanton. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> back here on "today in the bay," the uncertain of the restaurants. the president of one of the largest chains shows us firsthand how the dining experience is about to change. >>> lots of things going on sale as we are trying to encourage consumers to buy, and that includes teslas. also, let's take you out to the futures this morning. look at the dow. that number higher for the third straight day. >>> what a trend. first, our kris sanchez, certainly always a busy woman and today she is moderating a webinar on learning business lessons during the pandemic. the all-women panel is being hosted by the fremont chamber of commerce and the american lung association. we'll be right back. it's 6:10. across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security.

we've also seen some of the showers moving through the east bay around sunol to the tri-valley.at rain is getting lighter there. and so we're looking at the possibility of more of these showers moving through as we look at the wide view we're watching out for the potential of some thunderstorms. so far i haven't seen any thunderstorms for the inland areas. they've been off the coast, but some of these small cells moving through where we see the heavier rain may drop some small hail, so i'm watching out for that possibility at least through sunrise, and then we'll see the spotty showers throughout the rest of today. hit-or-miss rain. make sure the windshield wipers haven't dried out. as we go into today as well as tomorrow we're still going to see a chance of rain that could drop at any point even into tomorrow morning. then we start to see rain chances going down for tomorrow afternoon. as we look at how much additional rain we're going to see, it's possible that we could get another tenth of an inch of rain, but there are some parts of the coastal mountain ranges that we've see

it's still smooth but slowing out of the altamont pass and down to sunol, out of livermore for west 84ect to see that. it's back to your standard flow. heavier traffic. veterans boulevard or mcarthur tunnel, the presidio has the southbound closed for construction possibly all morning. we will track that. the earlier construction heading south has cleared as you head down to sausalito. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> meamerica's first manned spe mission in years. why this could have an impact on how similar missions are conducted in the future. >>> and things heating up across the bay area. finding an innovative way to not use the oven. kris was making enchilada casserole on the grill. when this pandemic is over, guess who is coming to dinner. >> all of us. >> you'd better get a bigger casserole pan there. more after this. >>> 5:24. happening today nasa and spacex are going back to the future with america's first manned space flight in almost a decade. this is a live look at cape canaveral in florida. both organizations are hoping this is only the start of a new phase of space travel,

notice the other arrow over 84 shows a smoother drive now, that burst clearing out of the area from sunolut of livermore. the san mateo bridge and the steady flow of traffic. no problems there. we are seeing good volume heading to the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> getting back to business. coming up next on "today in the bay" we're going to take a look at the southern california casinos that are opening and what could happen here in the bay area. >>> but first, our team always on social media check out this photo of kris sanchez's daughter. she's been busy cooking and even cherry spitting. find out more about that. if you want to know more about what's keeping -- how we're all keeping busy during this tough time be sure to follow us on social media. we're on all the platforms. you can follow kris. it's 6:23 this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." z3vx9z z1s6z y3vx9y y1s6y >>> 6:25. welcome back. developing for you now, federal atf investigators have joined an investigation into the massive fireball saturday at a los angeles hash oil manufacturer. 12 firefighter

to stop the motorcyclists on interstate the chase ended when the man crashed on northbound 6 80 in sunol. paramedics took the suspect to the hospital so he could be checked for injuries. >>> breaking news this morning from minneapolis protests over the death of george floyd turned violent overnight and people took to the streets for the second night in a row demanding justice for floyd. witness say arsonists set fire to several buildings and this outrage is coming after videos show a police officer on floyd's neck for minutes until he died. kenneth moton has the latest. >> reporter: protests in minneapolis turned violent for a second consecutive night. protesters demanding justs ficer the death of floyd. captured the final moments of his life with the officer's knee on his neck. floyd is begging for air and five minutes into the video he stops moving and appears unconscious. the knee still planted firmly on his neck. police were on the scene after a 911 call said someone was trying to use a forged check at a store. calling for the officer to be arrested and charged. >> what we witnessed

we expect that as well slowing for 84 in through livermore and sunol. here we just want to remind folks you do have to look over at the slowing again for veterans boulevard and a quick look at the richmond bridge camera to show you the volume starting to build here. back out to the maps, a slower drive for highway 1 out of san francisco. the construction for mcarthur, keep that in mind, that may be there until 8:00. local reroutes. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> want to get to "today" show where governor gavin newsom addressed phase three of california's reopening. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us this morning. bob, i know the governor talked about a lot of things including the reopening of salons and barber shops. >> reporter: he did, marcus, governor gavin newsom believes most of the state's 40 million residents are properly following the social distancing guidelines that have been out by our health department which bodes well for an economic recovery. as you mentioned yesterday he issued guid

interstate 580 in alameda county, 680 in contra costa county, 267 in santa clara county and over the sunol grade in alameda and santa clara counties. as before, tolls will be based on congestion in the corridor. >>> california schools need financial help. up next, the state's superintendent of schools asking corporations to help them out. exactly how much he is hoping to get. >>> plus did your graduation ceremony get canceled? the 49ers, they're planning one for everybody. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. tis is abc7 news. >> the coronavirus pandemic in the u.s. recorded a devastating milestone today as the death toll surpassed more than 100,000. by far the highest in the world. this comes as cities and states work on their plans to reopen their economies. abc7 news reporter alex presha has the story from washington, d.c. >> masked and waving to camera, new york governor andrew cuomo walked into the white house today. his meeting with president trump coming as the hardest hit state is seeing its lowest number of coronavirus cases since the pandemic started. but

we have a look at 680 southbound on the sunol grade.n fridays even before this pandemic and shelter in place order, many times we had lighter than usual conditions and today it is definitely light. let's go back to gasia. >>> california marked grim milestones in the pandemic. there are now more than 50,000 confirmed cases in our state and more than 2000 have died in california alone from covid-19. however, governor gavin newsom said fewer people are being admitted to the hospital or going into california icus. he is expanding the list of outdoor activities that are going to be allowed, including bmx biking, canoeing, crabbing and kite boarding. these are in addition to golf, hiking, and skateboarding. >>> some san francisco supervisors want the city to follow the lead of la and offer free coronavirus testing to everyone in the community. san francisco has testing sites around the city and wild wild they should be able to test more than 4000 a day, right now only 700 tests are given each day because of a lack of supplies. >> right now yo

that looks okay. áon the sunol grade, we are álooking good heading south so far. á it is 7:18.ouple systemsá coming in and a week to ten days of this pattern. increasing clouds, south breeze. á rain developing later. milder to the south. áalready sfo under mostly sunny skies. á 50s on the temps. 51-55. no big spread there. 66/52 áfor the city. the árecord 89 in 1895. áthe record low 46 back in 1887 so a lock time ago on the á records here. the áfront, some return showingá up on radar off of the coast there. á it will átake a while before th system gets here. it is going to produce rain. áthe heaviest amounts by far ar noth of álake tam nap, santa rosa northward. á it looks like everyone will get in on rain. i áthink the sunday-monday á system looks to be the better system. á the breeze will pick up later. afternoon áevening rain. 60s áto the north, 70s to the south. á tuesday, one more system wednesday. á thursday, friday and saturday, and then otosis stem tuned and monday. á >> thank you, steve. >>> ástill ahead the new study áthat may explain why the ánumbers are different ar

sunol, hayward and san jose has cleared out. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> up next on "today in the bay," on the run. ahead at 6:25 this morning the manhunt for a college student wanted in connection with a deadly rampage. >>> amazon says it will be able to get things to you more quickly. taking you out to the futures, they are just rallying this morning on small bits of news of new vaccine. >>> plus, three, two, one, blastoff. what you can expect from tomorrow's historic spacex launch with literally precious cargo inside. 6:11 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:13 we still continue our microclimate weather alert into another hot day moving into the bay area. a live look outside in san jose. we'll see our temperatures at 8:00, already at 70 degrees. reaching into the upper 90s today. i'll let you know when we catch a break from this heat coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> i'm listening for that. it does look peaceful and calm over the water. san mateo bridge. we do have a go

across the altamont and out of sunol for west 84.happening now for you doctors worry that breast cancer will go undetected in more women this year. early numbers show that one-third of all patients who need a mammogram are refuse to go schedule appointments because of coronavirus concerns and even though added safety measures have been taken. >> that is concerning. 5:55. still ahead on "today in the bay" at 6:00 this morning all new free testing site for covid-19 starting in the bay area specifically in the south bay. plus growing outbreak. the new demands union workers are making after an outbreak at a busy southern california meat packing plant. a lot more news ahead. it's 5:55. you're watching "today in the bay." we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> 5:58 and welcome back to you. union leaders are reportedly clai