professor van tam?y a police matter, and is clearly something we would not want in the current stage of social distancing. that is clear. but beyond that, in terms of the staging of the game itself, the premises have to be suitable for the new conditions in which we find ourselves. this is about an end to end journey for the players, the officials, the media and the medical staff, coming from wherever they live to take part in what is required for a game behind closed doors. and there has to be enough understanding that the venue can cope with the segregation and organisation and the social distancing right up until the kick—off whistle. and again, from the end of the final whistle, to make that the safest possible experience for everybody there. that will be a crucial factor in choosing these venues. i know the premier league are all over that and thinking about it carefully. any follow—up? thinking about it carefully. any follow-up? yes, thank you. it was interesting to hear you say, secretary of stat

a quick follow-up for mr van—tam.if brits can't go on holiday anytime soon, can they camping outdoors not co—joining with anyone, safely? yes, i have had a lot of correspondence about that since my appearance last week, as you can imagine, andl appearance last week, as you can imagine, and i stand ready to give advice to the government on all of those complex issues as and when it asks for it. very good. thanks, tom. kate proctor from the guardian. thank you. to the foreign secretary, thousands of care workers from out side the european economic area are risking their lives working in britain in care homes in the coronavirus pandemic. these same ca re rs are coronavirus pandemic. these same carers are being asked to pay £625 to use the nhs, in many cases the same service in which they work. will the government exempt migrant ca re will the government exempt migrant care workers from this nhs charge, or will they scrap it altogether? and forjonathan or will they scrap it altogether? and for jonathan van—tam, or will th

i will go to jonathan van—tam. covid free in the meantime. i will go to jonathan van-tam.e that has been tentative, measured, slow, and step wise. and that's exactly the plan that is under way for all of the elite sport, notjust football, that there will be small, carefully measured, stepwise approaches to seeing what can be achieved safely. the first of those isa achieved safely. the first of those is a really, to return to safe training, still observing social distancing. and measures are taking place, plans are taking place at quite some depth to be ready to do that. and that will be a stepwise thing. we will have to see how that goes before it is time to move on or even think about moving on to thinking about returning to competitive football matches, as you've outlined in your question. so, ithink you've outlined in your question. so, i think we have to be slow. we have to be measured. so, i think we have to be slow. we have to be measuredlj so, i think we have to be slow. we have to be measured. i will give the opportunity to come back and either of those. yes, if i

from santa rosa, san rafael, mount tam, russian river to mount tam, as along the coastal hills on the the santa cruz mountains, that's the reason my. the wind direction west, southwest, drawing in the swisher. that will will go anywhere until thursday, another system coming right down out of the west, southwest rotating in. we get a break thursday and saturday, thursday and saturday, but a strong, stronger system on tap sunday monday early tuesday to half- inch or inch plus around the santa cruz mountains and marion county, the russian river. that system will be deeper and colder as well. 60s, 70s, a little snow in the mountains above the passes, that will come down a bit. >> raindrops on the rooftop right now. researchers say covid-19 can affect your eyes, how the human eye is vulnerable to coronavirus infection. and the new warning about what some inmates were caught doing to try to get out of jail. >>> besides reopening restaurants for dinette service, the governor will also make important announcements about testing and testin capacity in today's news briefing. health experts urge

professor van tam. i willjust come backin professor van tam.with this virus, the natural r is a roundabout three. that means, left unchecked, one case infects three more. so it is going to grow out of control very quickly. the extent to which we can keep control of it very much defends upon the extent to which people across our entire population engaged with and cooperate with nhs test and trace and put simply, the more we do so, the greater room for manoeuvre the government will have in terms of making life as normal as possible whilst still keeping this virus under control. thanks very much. i hope that answered the question. can i quickly come back. obviously, it is clear there are some great areas here. when there are grey areas, whose authority is it that decides whether something is in line with the law? in those areas where we have made regulations that are mandatory, there is a normal system in process in which the police police those and then the court system is there ultimately to make decisions. however, in nhs test and trace, we are

professor van—tam knows how to turn a phrase and make a point.so asked directly about dominic cummings. the prime minister's most senior adviser who among other things drove 50 miles to test his eyesight during the lockdown. the rules are clear and they have always been clear. in my opinion, they are for the benefit of all. and in my opinion, they apply to all. questions about mr cummings keep coming. questions about easing the lockdown will too. the government has published new guidelines to allow the return of competitive sport from monday. athletes will still have to maintain social distancing where possible. the announcement was made by the minister for culture, media and sport oliver dowden. i'm delighted to announce today that the government has published guidance which allows competitive sport to resume behind closed doors from monday at the earliest. and crucially only when it is safe to do so. crucially only when it is safe to do so. it's up to each individual sport to decide exactly when to resume competition. they know they are sports

tam had over an inch of rain. the russian river, santa lena had a half an inch of rain. for the first system to come in, that was really impressive. cooler for all today, we have often on rain again. it could be lighter steady. mostly cloudy highs mainly in the 60s. could be a couple 70s . temperatures right now 50s for most, couple upper 50s, mild air masses. that is for sure. look for often on rain again. we are getting some in hayward, san francisco, and on the peninsula . this will continue for the rest of the week. let's go to sal now and see if it's quite out there. we will ask the man himself. >>> >> traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area, and you are right. it's nice and quiet. although it is wet. you can see the richmond bridge commute, looks pretty good driving out towards the toll plaza there. no major problems, heading across any of the bridges. but it's wet. take it easy out there. let's go back up 4:32 to dave clark. >>> >> happening today senators will hear testimony today about anthony felch and other top health officials about the federal respo

professor van tam knows how to turn a phrase and make a point.out dominic cummings, the prime minister's most senior advisor who, among other things, drove 50 miles to test his eyesight during the lockdown. the rules are clear and they have always been clear. in my opinion, they are for the benefit of all, and, in my opinion, they apply to all. questions about mr cummings keep coming, questions about loosening the lockdown will, too. chris mason, bbc news. this is bbc news — the main headlines: protesters gather in minneapolis as the authorities step up efforts to prevent more riots over the death of george floyd, a black man killed in police custody. let's stay with our main story. the us attorney general william barr has been speaking about the case. he blamed what he labelled "outside radicals and agitators" for hijacking the protests but he also said they were working at speed to prosecute those responsible for george floyd's death. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, with the writing thatis unfortunately, with the writing that is occurring in ma

tam camera. can you see how gray and cloudy it is out there.reak in the rain now but more is on the way. we will chec 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. 80% of bacteria in your mouth aren't even on teeth. 80%? colgate total is different. it fights bacteria in your whole mouth protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces colgate total. antibacterial protection for a healthier mouth. >>> and liftoff of the united launch of lions v rocket from the uss space for mission to america strong. >> there she goes. bla blasted off from cape canaveral at 6:15 our time. she is in response to the frontline workers. it was supposed to happen yesterday but the weather prevented it from happening so got delayed until today. >> yes, we had spring showers with a cold front that worked its way through part of the bay area. here's a look at the explorat

briefing which today is led by oliver dowden the culture, media and sport secretary and jonathan van—tamdeputy chief medical officerfor england. some scientific advisers to the government have warned of the risk of lifting the lockdown in england and wales, with rules set to change next week. several scientists on the advisory committee, sage, have raised concerns that restrictions are being relaxed too soon. from monday, up to six people in england can meet outside. but police forces are reminding people they must still only meet on a one—to—one basis this weekend. here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. allowing groups to gather outside, a significant step out of lockdown, already taken in scotland and northern ireland. england and wales will follow on monday. with the number of coronavirus cases falling, ministers say the time is right, but some of those advising the government have concerns. if we make multiple releases of the lockdown at the same time, we won't know what is causing the inevitablejump in cases. and we don't have an established test, track and isolate proc

ok, could ijust fire one at professor van—tam as well?r it to operate at all the numbers of new infections have got to have come down into the hundreds. they seem to be hovering around 4000 at the moment. do you agree with those scientists that for the track and trace to really work, we have to have new cases of covid—19 down in the hundreds, and if so, how long do you think that will take? ok, so, test and trace is going to be a system that involves the nhs app, and it is also going to involve public health england in wider traditional contact tracing using telephones, foot leather epidemiology, and the way it has a lwa ys epidemiology, and the way it has always been done for many years. now, those two together make a package of test and trace and we have been very clear that test and trace on its own is part of the solution to how we continue to live with this virus after the lockdown that we are in at the moment. it's not the total solution. let me try and get this right... how extensive the test and tracing needs to be clearly depends

professor van—tam knows how to turn a phrase and make a point.c cummings, the prime minister's most senior advisor, who among other things drove 50 miles to test his eyesight during the lockdown. the rules are clear, and they have always been clear. in my opinion, they are for the benefit of all, and in my opinion, they apply to all. questions about mr cummings keep coming. questions about loosening the lockdown will, too. chris mason, bbc news. the leaning tower of pisa is among the tourist attractions in italy that's re—opened after an easing of coronavirus restrictions. however, numbers will be limited to 15 at a time and all visitors will be provided with an electronic device which goes off if someone breaches social distancing rules. matt graveling reports. this famous landmark has never been short of support. tower of pisa attracts 5 million tourists to the area this year until it was closed three months ago in italy's response to the coronavirus pandemic. translation: we need to reason. pisa needs to restart. the tower is the symbol of the

professor van—tam knows how to turn a phrase and make a point.ed directly about dominic cummings, the prime minister's most senior advisor, who among other things drove 50 miles to test his eyesight during the lockdown. the rules are clear, and they have always been clear. in my opinion, they are for the benefit of all, and in my opinion, they apply to all. questions about mr cummings keep coming. questions about loosening the lockdown will, too. chris mason, bbc news. we can take a look at these pictures from philadelphia a little earlier and you can see things descending a little bit there. they have been peaceful protests in philadelphia, but you can see things deteriorating quite substantially. this was in the last couple of hours, and we we re last couple of hours, and we were speaking to journalists on the ground there, describing a coffee shop that was attempted to be set on fire, a statue being attempted to be toned down. so there is civil unrest there in philadelphia. now let's talk to sharmain matlock—turner. thank you very much for bei

suppress the virus, and professorjonathan to try to suppress the virus, and professor jonathan van tamprofessorjonathan van tam, the deputy chief medical officer for england, said at the briefing that until the vaccine arrives, we may have to live with this virus in the long term, certainly for many months, with autumn and winter this year being a particularly difficult time potentially for another spike. having continued with a stricter lockdown than england, northern ireland has now decided to relax its lockdown more than any other part of the uk. from tomorrow, groups of up to six people not from the same houshold will be able to meet outdoors. drive—in church services and cinemas will also be allowed. our ireland correspondent emma vardy is in belfast. so, what's behind the change, emma? what is behind it? well, we knew some activities were restarting today. angling, for one, and there has been a number of people coming down here to this pretty spot keen to get back to that activity. but northern ireland's leaders have a lwa ys northern ireland's leaders have always said they will

tam, just beautiful colors here, before the sunrise. our forecast highlights sunny and warmer today, even warmer tomorrow for memorial day, should be topping off into the triple digit readings around the delta. some of our inland valleys, if not close to it, and we're looking for some records on tuesday, and wednesday. it looks like thursday almost as hot, except as this ridge shifts, we should see a sea breeze right along the coast. so that's where excessive heat watch is not included. along the coast, marin county, point reyes, san mateo, half moon bay, pacifica, the rest of us in this from tomorrow all the way through thursday, and looking at usually a couple of days of that excessive heat, but complicated weather pattern, allowing this to last for about four days, so as we get into your holiday, 80s around the bay, here come the triple digits and looking at still some pretty comfortable weather, although we'll be well into the 70s at the coast, certainly an unusual phenomenon, as we get into tuesday. more 70s and 80s, look at the pi

a third of an inch at mount tam. i think that we will get a break late this afternoon or early this evening. there is a back edge to this. the cloud deck is coming in. still light rain in mendocino and lake counties. no change on that. 56 degrees, a mild air mass in place, the on shore breeze is still in place. it continues for every location. that brings in the moisture. 42 in lake tahoe, 52 in santa barbara. there is a back edge but the lot of moisture is streaming in. the low responsible for is beginning to make its move into the pacific northwest. sunday, monday and tuesday, guess what, that is pretty good rain especially north of mount tam or san pablo bay. that's a lot for may. lesser amounts to the south. 60s and lower 70s on the temperatures. further east and south more sun. warmer as we head into friday. saturday does not look bad. sunday looks like a rain day, a cold system moving in monday and tuesday. >>> all right thank you, steve. still ahead we have the latest on a lawsuit accusing the trump administra

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>> woodruff: yeah and amy what about just in terms of-- go ahead, yeah. >> yeah, well, i agreewith tam touwo thheis s isweeting out just a one-time eleasction. we get closer to the fall and in many cases we may see that ballot counting may take days. because so many people vote by mail. this kind of sort of se owing th ceased of distrust even as the process is undergoing, just member when we were counting th now imagine that with this level of toksicity, that's per dangerous. the one thing i will say also blt special election in california t oks like it may be thene bright spot fo republicans right now. republican for a time. been democrats flipped it in the 2018 election, hillary clinton won this district. but right now when you look at the maiin ballot, the president talked about he more returns have ed ballots, mail-in ballots at this point .son democrats on the backs of mail-in ballots. >> woodruff: and tam, i want to ask you about that, because republicans have been in generaa much more criof the idea could be very well an election where they are winning because of mail-in. >> yes

tam. 59 downtown, it's 57 on the coast. you can see here it is rather gray from the golden gate bridge, 60 in napa with vee. so it is a mild start. we'll see the showers taper off. scattered throughout the day, widely scattered so the bulk of temperatures in the 60s and another wave of showers moves through tonight. we'll talk about this lasting into your monday coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >> sounds good, lisa, thank you. >>> as we head into a new week, three bay area counties are moving into phase two of reopening tomorrow, san francisco, san mateo and marin counties will start the second phase. this is the early stage of phase two, that does not mean dine-in restaurants, shopping malls or schools can reopen, but here is what will be allowed in the three counties starting tomorrow. curbside retail pickup, manufacturing, childcare for those outside of the essential workforce, outdoor museums, car washes and some offices where telework isn't possible. as for the rest of the bay area, alameda and contra costa county also foll

santa cruz and know on the santa cruz mountains on mount tam. a little bit of snow around cuba past. around 5600 or 5700 feet. a little bit coming in the north shore. incline village at tahoe city could get an inch or two of wet snow. one last piece of energy rotates around. not for us but the may snow, kirkwood pick up eight inches. maybe they will pick up another inch in blue canyon and they picked up an inch of snow. mount tam in santa cruz. this will be updated as we get rain totals committed. san francisco 51 hundreds and valeo had a lot in santa rosa at least it was interesting and not boring. temperatures bump up in the near average. we get mid 70s and from 63 to 66 and we go to 74. 40s to the north and 50s on the temps in the low temps look like they are stuck in red city in palo alto all 55. not much of a change. water temps okay but they is down to 53. 56 san francisco buoy is pretty close to average. they were warmer a couple of days ago. the onshore breeze in place but a warmer forecast especially inland as the low kicks out in the h

tam, let me start with you and bring up somethingt we raised much earlier in the program and that is here you have the white house pushing the country, the president, pushing the country to reopen as much as possible to try to get e focus away from the health side of this pandemic. but u've got peple who work at the white house coming down with co id,sting positive for covid. how does that complicate whatter in's trying tdo? >> it certainly complicates theg meg. you know, the way the white house has been dealing with the safety of its ownempy healoviln testing in the last month or so. to rely much more avily on testing than on social distancing. though testing that is not widely available for the rest of the public.la most wors don't have a test that they could just admiaster tove ree employes they come in. so the white house has in the last 48 hours sor so instituted a lot of measures that you can probably expect to seeat workplaces if and when people begin returning to the things like people wearingm, masks in e west wing. >> woodruff: and amy, how does it complicate white house ef

tam, we can see the clear view for miles.nd then we head over towards the east bay, looking in lafayette on 680, we're seeing just a few people heading out, maybe on their lunch hour, if they're one of those essential workers. for the rest of us, we're at home. if you're going to be in martinez for the afternoon at home, maybe bridge out in the backyard, it will be a nice way to enjoy our cool weather while we have it. temperatures will reach into the upper 70s, breezy wind and nice sunshine. cools off nicely, as the wind picks up the temperatures will drop off a few degrees. it will be nice to have dinner outside, 73 degrees at 6:00. we're also dealing with a high amount of grass pollen right now. just a couple of weeks ago it was tree pollen, so that's come down slightly. but it's still pretty bad if you suffer from allergies with the top allergens oat grasses and ash trees. we'll see more of that as we go through the week. as temperatures warm up, we'll reach up to 78 in concord, antioch 80. fairfield will also reach 80, j

tam. they may have more than that, santa rosa also a half-inch it is clear for all today. we had upper 70s. often on rain i'm sorry some rain into the east and then also from san jose and morgan hill santa cruz mountains as well. this will continue this will be the set up here and at the mirror for the next couple days at least until wednesday morning. the symptoms will drop and given is often on rain so the highs now, they have gone, it is way above. now they are below, back over two you guys. >> time is now 6:01. governor newsom will announce guidelines or restaurants to eventually reopen for dine in service. hears all the details. >> reporter: good morning dave, summon a simple as having a saltshaker on the restaurant table to be a thing of the past. owners and customers are wondering, what will restaurants look like once there are allowed to reopen again. it can be very different. governor newsom will announce his plans for the future california restaurants at a news conference today.

professor van—tam knows how to turn a phrase and make a point.ectly about dominic cummings. the prime minister's most senior adviser who among other things drove 50 miles to test his eyesight during the lockdown. the rules are clear and they have always been clear. in my opinion, they are for the benefit of all. and in my opinion, they apply to all. questions about mr cummings keep coming. questions about easing the lockdown will too. the government has published new guidelines to allow the return of competitive sport from monday. athletes will still have to maintain social distancing where possible. the announcement was made by the minister for culture, media and sport, 0liver dowden. i'm delighted to announce today that the government has published guidance which allows competitive sport to resume behind closed doors from monday at the earliest and, crucially, only when it's safe to do so. it's up to each individual sport to decide exactly when to resume competition. they know their sports best. but football, tennis, horse racing, formula 1, cr

professor van tam knows how to turn a phrase and make a point.so asked directly about dominic cummings, the prime minister's most senior adviser who, among other things, drove 50 miles to test his eyesight during the lockdown. the rules are clear and they have always been clear. in my opinion, they are for the benefit of all and in my opinion they apply to all. questions about mr cummings keep coming, questions about loosening the lockdown will, too. chris mason, bbc news. our health correspondent catherine burns with with me. tonight, new guidance for those considered extremely vulnerable. this is for anyone who is shielding in england, the people who have specific medical conditions which means if they got coronavirus they would be more likely to become very ill. 2.2 million people in england with this right now and some of them will have no face—to—face contact with people since this started ten weeks ago. from tomorrow the guidance has been changed which could make a big difference to their lives. they will be able to go outside with someone

i am pleased to be joined byjonathan van—tam, our deputy chief medical officer.ill start with a daily update on the latest data on coronavirus. 2,000,680 tests for coronavirus have not been carried out in the uk, and that includes 100,678 tests carried out yesterday. 246,406 people have tested positive, and that is an increase of 2,684 cases since yesterday. 9,408 people are currently in hospital with coronavirus, which is down 13% from this time last week. i'm very sad to report that of those who have tested positive for covid—19 across all settings, 34,796 have now died. that is an increase of 160 deaths on yesterday. it goes without saying, we offer our condolences to the friends and family of every individual who has passed away during this coronavirus pandemic. this is a challenging time, and as we chart the right course over the weeks and months ahead, our overriding priority remains to save lives — whilst also at the same time preserving livelihoods and allowing people to return over time and when it is safe to something resembling a more normal way of liv

go go on social media, use the hashtag tam fam mom, and share a picture, and about what makes your momspecial. i can't wait to see the post. let's just lift up these great women in our lives. our first mom has been called a matriarch of pop music's reigning family. oh, she runs the world, all right! she has not only made it her mission to serve and empower her hometown of houston, texas, she hais also a business woman, a fashion designer, and she just happens to be the mother of two very popular grammy award-winning artists, beyonce and solange. tina knowles-lawson joins us from her home in l.a. thank you so much. happy mother's day! >> thank you, seem to you! >> tamron: i'm so happy to have you! you understand, you've been on my wish list for a while. i admire so much about you. the last time i saw he was in february when solange got the lena horne prize for artists creating social impact. not long after that, we end up in this pandemic. how are your daughters and grandchildren? how are you all celebrating mother's day? >> well, everybody is fine, thank god. we have all been, you know

professorjonathan van tam said the scientific consensus was that easing the lockdown in england nexttion rate, but he urged the public not to "tear the pants" out of the new guidelines. our political correspondent, chris mason, has this report. helen's bay beach in county down today, northern ireland and in scotland, groups are already allowed to gather outside. england and wales will follow on monday. new rules grant us more freedom but requires us to make more judgements about what is safe. in bournemouth, the lure of the beach, the challenge of social distancing. in york, the price of the paint and yes, exactly the same challenge. for the number of coronavirus cases falling, ministers say that the time is right for a more liberal approach. but some of those advising our political leaders have concerns. if we make multiple releases at the same time, we will not know what is causing the inevitablejump in cases. and we do not have an established track to isolate these people. and so it is a very risky point where we can take the lid off of a pot that is still bubbling in places and r

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i'll give you a live look at the tam camera and gorgeous sunrise under way and we're in store for a niceou're never more than seven minutes away from your ac accuweather forecast. >> 6:10 a.m. and on accuweather we're tracking the start of a warming trend today. we'll take you to the temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. near 60, though, in oakland. mild in some spots. and 57 in san jose and cooler in santa rosa at 56 degrees. let's go hour by hour and show you what is in store. lunchtime we're moving through the 60s into the afternoon under mostly sunny skies. we'll go into the 70s in our warmest spots today. today is a remember waer day compared to yesterday. five degrees in most citieses. 70 will hit the high in oakland today and 66 in san francisco and 73 in san jose and 77 in santa rosa and 78 in antioch. look at that warm to hot memorial day forecast in about six minutes. first, let's talk to jobina. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, drew. thank you. i have an exciting update for everyone. mark your calendars, especially our commuters that make their way to and from the s

tam, look at the fog. low to mid 60s out there. gilroy, 57, though. calm picture here from the roof camera with cloudy skies and a few glimpses of sunlight there. 59, santa rosa, petaluma with low 60s, concord and livermore. we're mild today due to those winds. area of low pressure in the vicinity today to keep the winds breezy. chance of showers with us. you can see even the thunderstorm. activity will be in the higher elevations. it will be dying back throughout the afternoon. it will cool us off today, though. 60s and 70s. we'll talk about a much quieter sunday and a warmer week ahead. liz? >> lisa, thank you. we'll continue to follow the protests in the east and south bay over the death of george floyd. he is the man who died in minneapolis police custody earlier this week. it sparked nationwide protests. in oakland, protests seemed to disperse around 1:30 this morning, about 5 1/2 hours after they first began marching. police say they're investigating an incident involving two contract security officers for the federal protective service who were

mainly from santa cruz mountains, mount tam area and the russian river.shine, 70 for many today, 60s on the coast, a strong southwind it may be pretty mild, san jose, santa clara valley, and thunderstorm activity looks to be on the mend monday into tuesday. >> coming up this morning, we go one-on-one with san francisco mayor london breed, we talk about her plans to close $1.7 billion budget deficit over the next two fiscal years. we will learn how the city is preparing to enter phase 2 of the reopening plan. first what one cafcin germany is doing to help ensure social distancing. it involves noodles, not the kind you eat we will explain. over the last two months, the restaurant association said 8 million people have been laid off or furloughed. chef hermann hopes that they will give some relief to people during this time. >> we all go through struggles, right? when you struggle with other people, it kind of moves you stronger into a family. >> with the help of volunteers, the free meals are given out wednesdays through sundays from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. peopl

tam which is 2,500 feet up. you can see rolling in on the stiff breeze and 33-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. that is when you know the may gray is here to stay. mostly cloudy afternoon even when your area gets rid of the low clouds which are mainly inland and stick around the bay for a while longer. high clouds will roll in and that's why you need the sunglasses on a limited basis today. and stay near 60 at the coast and only 71 to 76 at noon and 75 to 80 at 4:00 and a brisk temperature in the upper 60s. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. kumasi, back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> we have breaking news that we have been following all morning as protests continue in the twin cities. minnesota's governor will hold a press conference today to discuss the response to the civil unrest that has been happening since the death of george floyd since he was in police custody. violent protests and fires continued overnight and the minnesota governor says he expect charges to be filed soon against the minne

tam some haze, a little bit of fog. 50 santa rosa.ome 40s petaluma and napa, with low to mid-50s so very nice in our inland valleys and look how saturated the colors are, good looking start to the day in santa cruz with low 50s. mid-70s later on, sunny and warmer today, even hotter memorial day, this begins our heat wave, and it's going to last right on through thursday, records tuesday, wednesday, likely, maybe even thursday. here is a look at tomorrow, memorial day, we should hit about 101. we saw that around antioch, fairfield, 99 there and looking at mid 90s for concord. today we will reach the 90s, but we're going to build on that heat for your holiday. 80s around the bay, looking at 70s, but then tomorrow, i think this is a little underdone here for tuesday, we should be well into the 70s in san francisco, maybe even approaching 90 in oakland, and with those pinks in the sacramento valley, that's where that heat is going to slide over westward, and going to bring the warmth across the bay, so the sea breeze, it will be weak, it

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the year emma watson was born tam's $21.00 music in the charts sounded like this. just. stand like this. but back to fashion and being homosexual in football for 30 years now precious few professional male footballers have come out ok there are only a handful and most of them not household names they include former u.s. international robbie rogers and australian tennis brendan myself especially say sure but after finishing his career and what about the other countless profession. around the world since a no show alleged in women's football homosexuality is not a big mega rapinoe from the u.s. from brazil sam kerr from australia all s.b.s. . and they're among the best of the best and there for so many top flight football not gay at all. most of our society's homosexuality has become much more normal than it used to be yes ok i know there are still countries where you just criminalize 71 in fact but here in berlin for instance gay couples are a perfectly normal side on the street and in other places around the world to heterosexuals frequenting gay bars is not an issue on

speaking earlier, deputy chief medical officerjonathan van—tam says its return will not increase theus. it's very clear that playing elite sport again in those very limited circumstances with carefully controlled measures about how you get those sportsmen, sportswomen to the pitch, that is not going to have any meaningful impact on r. it would be potentially completely different if there were lots of stadia and all of the activities that go around going to a sports game. it means that after almost three months without it, competitive sport will return. football in the premier league aiming to restart on the 17th ofjune. there were no positive tests at the 1170 players and support staff who were tested in recent days. but it is racing that will be front and centre come monday as our reporter laura scott explains. and they are off and racing from monday. after nearly three months of no live—action, elitist sport has been given the green light to return in england behind closed doors. horse racing will be first out of the stalls, starting at newcastle, before the first classics training

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another familiar face, the state epidemiologist christina tam. another guy who needs no introduction, state police superintendent pat callahan. director of the office of -- george maples is with us. on thursday we announced a plan by which the jersey shore could reopen for the summer season. i am proud to a downs -- proud to announce in addition to the goers canur shore enjoy time on the water as well. today i am signing an executive order that will allow fishing charters and other chartered boat services and watercraft rentals to resume effective at 17. a.m. tomorrow, may in both instances we will require specific social distancing and sanitation measures to be followed including the implementation of online or telephone payment lessen to listen -- direct contact. one of those who require all passenger and customer logs be properly maintained for the purposes of contact tracing should that be required. we are confident in taking these steps for getting our state back on the road for the reason we have been able to take the other steps we have an

. >>> las personas salieron como tam pidas, ansiosos por hacer sus compras y en muchas o cas se violarone que apartar. >>> en arizona trabajadores como william tienen motivos para reabrir. >>> mes y medio sin trabajar. entonces se siente muy bien honestamente. >>> tuvo casa llena, porque sus clientes estuvieron el mismo tiempo sin cortarse el pelo. >>> ya parezco hippie. >>> texas avanza maÁs su reactivaciÓn economica, abrieron los salones de belleza, ted cruz aprovechÓ para cortarse el cabello. marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >>> tambiÉn en california. al menos 15 mujeres, fueron liberadas del centro de detenciÓn de ice en la localidad de bÄcker field. las condiciones de la prisiÓn las ponen en alto riesgo de contagio. 2 enfermeras latinas en illinois, luchaban en primera lÍnea contra la pandemia murieron. en todo el estado casi 15 mil trabajadores de la salud han dados positivo. marÍa lÓpez de 63 aÑos. ella estaba esperando en su casa su jubilaciÓn y decidiÓ unirse en la lucha contra el virus y lamentablemente se contagio. >>> se iba a retirar en un mes. que con lo que estaba pa

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quedÓ bloqueada en ambos sentidos la policÍa emitÓo una alerta por estas protestas en algunos momentos tamra a los manifestantes confrontando y bloqueando el paso de una patrulla que le pegÓ a uno de ellos. >>> tenemos que hablar del coronavirus, la pandemia spro en estados unidos el nÚmero de los 100.000 fallecidos. el mayor nÚmero en el mundo, significa que uno de cada 3 muertos en el planeta son de aquÍ. desde que comenzÓ la pandemia va mÁs de u millÓn 700 mil cosntagiados. los contagiados silenciosos no presentan sÍntomas pero si transmiten el virus pueden impulsar un segundo brote. >>> >>> han pasado 3 meses de la primera muerte registrada por coronavirus en estados unidos. y hoy son mÁs de 100.000 confirmadas ante la situaciÓn, la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud advierte que podrÍa haber un segundo pico de infecciones en el brote actual si se vuelve a la normalidad demasiado rÁpido. >>> si se hace todo de manera correcta y ponemos de nuestra parte, pues creo que vamos a salir adelante >>> no podemos quedar encerrados >>> se tenga una vacuna contra el covid 19 como protecciÓn, no ser

tam. temperatures yesterday well in the 90s. how about fog?ven a little mist and drizzle out there. cooldown under way for the weekend. unfortunately if you like the heat, it's gone for the week ahead. we're talking a few showers. i'll have the details, coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >>> could there be new hope for the nba playoffs? new developments on the possibility of playing later this year. >>> plus if you're hungry for hoops, we have you covered. how you can watch steph, clay, dray and all the classics here on abc 7 >>> happening today, show your school spirit for the cal football team during today's virtual fanfest. exclusive content and watch interviews with the coaches. they'll also be showing a replay of the 2003 game against usc when then aaron rodgers led the team to victory in overtime. >>> covid-19 has put a halt on sports in most of the world and is affecting one of the offseason plans. details in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. 49ers defensive lineman eric armsted signed an extension with the red and gold. some

tam, mid 50s this morning. much milder than 24 hours ago. clouds are already advancing for what's to come. details coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> thanks, lisa. he has done it countless times on the court. the trick shot he came up with we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> let's talk sports. nfl is about to take the first steps toward reopening. larry biehl has details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. nfl facilities will open up on tuesday where permitted by local and state governments and mark down august 21st, the 49ers are scheduled to play the raiders at levi stadium in that preseason

tam. a few high clouds. temperatures already in the 60s in or far north bay communities and low 90s arriving for santa rosa. you probably felt the warmth yesterday and we're just getting started. stay tuned. a look how hot it will get and how long it will be hot next. >>> also next, shocking, hateful messages stuck to homes in an east bay neighborhood. the racist notes now leading to a suspect. plus -- >> absolutely surreal. we know we're fortunate to be in this position. >> we're there as a couple's >> we're there as a couple's dream wedding comes to life at 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. when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. stuff like foot-long bills and fees from nowhere. time-wasting stores, misleading ads, unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was wor

tam, sun coming up at 5:49, plenty of low clouds and fog out there. visibility is pretty good, though, and temp eratures in th upper 50s downtown. it's 53 in pacifica. our roof camera lots of cloud cover, upper 50s petaluma as well as sffairfield and concord. it's a cooler start from five to nine degrees cooler this morning. 10:00 it's mostly cloudy, everyone's in the 60s. we'll fast forward to about 1:00, still cloudy with some low 70s, so those low clouds replaced with mid and upper level clouds. there's a system offshore keeping it gray today, cooler than average. we'll see how we can brighten it up for the first day of june in a few minutes. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news following a night of protests and looting in the wake of george floyd's death, san francisco will enforce a curfew between 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. starting tonight. the national guard is on standby. >> to be clear, this is the last thing that i want to do as mayor. i want peace. i want protest, but i don't want the kind of violence and crime we see playing itself ac

tam, low and mid level clouds with 51 santa rosa, 55 concord. fairly uniform.warmer than yesterday due to the cloud cover. we'll break out into sunshine for mother's day, with 50s on the coast, pretty cool there, 60s to near 70 around the bay, and up on the delta, kind of breezy but numbers near 80 degrees. so enjoy the warmest day of the week, which will be today. liz? >>> this weekend many businesses are allowed to reopen even as the number of covid cases keeps climbing. millions are hoping to get back to work but a new poll shows that most americans may not think we're ready. karina mitchell gives us a closer look. >> reporter: as novel coronavirus cases continue to climb across the country, frustration over stay-at-home orders and lost income is also growing. >> this is wrong on every single level and the collateral damage is going to be far worse. >> reporter: more than 20 million people lost their jobs last month, the unemployment rate nearing 15%, the highest since the great depression. >> we need food. my son-in-law is laid off, my daughter-in-law is la

tam, it is sunny. certainly we'll look for sunshine throughout the day tod today.ve to scour out the low cloud deck along the shoreline. that might take a little while. 48 in santa rosa, sunny inland here, where we'll look for not only a nice day today, cooler tomorrow. and the big changes come monday. so, patchy fog to start out for you along the coast, even cooler tomorrow, and scattered showers bringing out our storm impact scale for monday and tuesday. mother's day, starting out with clouds in the 50s, 60s and 70s by noontime, partly cloudy. comfortable day with 70s to near 80 around the bay. staying pretty chilly at the shore line. looking at what you can expect into your monday when a trough is replaced by the ridge. and that's going to bring widespread 60s around the bay. few 70s inland. that's monday. chance of showers. breezy winds into tuesday. very little change. by wednesday, it looks like that system will linger, allowing for maybe north bay sprinkles. here is a look at your monday outlook. by the late afternoon to early evening hours, we could see wid