live doppler 7 showing you the active sweep and we have the one shower in the east bay over union cityit in terms of any wet weather right now. and 59 in oakland and 52 in fremont. good morning, and the same in san jose. let's go hour-by-hour and show you what is in store later this morning. by 9:00, pretty quiet as temperatures warm throughout the 50s in the low 60s and then as we get in the afternoon with the heating of the day, a little instability in our atmosphere, and pop-up showers are possible in our hills, minutely in the north bay and east bay and the threat continues in the afternoon and evening. by 5:00, we will keep our eye out especially in the north bay for an isolated shower to pop up, and most will remain dry and that threat will diminish as we head into the evening. oeufp >> kumasi? >> thank you. an infection disease doctor tells us what she's comfortable doing in our new normal. and then video showing another packed plane, and american airlines's reaction michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done

slowly sinking off to the south and east right now, but nonetheless we have rain falling around union city and fremont and this is basically paralleling 880 right now and looks like it will fall apart in the next 30 minutes or so. light drizzle in the city. a couple showers near sunset and a couple showers near daly city, and that's about it. the threat for a shower is isolated today, and we are not adding the storm impact scale to today's forecast. we have 40s in the north bay and 50s around the bay shoreline. it's 55 right now in the city. 59 in oakland. this area of low pressure is responsible for the threat of an isolated shower it's still close by that it will instigate our atmosphere to pop up a shower mainly in the afternoon. as we go hour-by-hour for you later this morning, it's rather quiet and in the afternoon hours between 1:00 and 5:00, there is the chance where we will find a sprinkle popping up. highs today in the mid-60s to mid-70s. that's weather. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, drew. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to

the main line is that from union city to hayward, down to milpitas maybe mt.ton, is san jose foothills. we are not done yet, one more day of shower activities. a few showers could be brief, heavy at times, they will pop up to the east later today, and it looks maybe on that peninsula and toward the fremont area toward east san th weekend. >> thanks steve, the time is 6:51, fans asking questions about the health of ryan seacrest. >>> what happened, and how seacrest, the tv host, is responding. >>> mattel has a new line of toys, representing how the company is honoring front-line workers. >>> the possible reason bay area home prices are still saying steady, despite a struggling economy. >>> welcome back, the doors, and touch me. four marley, who says she moved away from the bay area five years ago and still watches us on the screen. that is dedication marley, thank you very much, and thanks for the request. if there is a special song you want to hear, just let us know, i play requests each morning during the shelter in place, just use the hashtag ktvu, on facebo

it can be said around union city. so toward the san mateo bridge. the mainland went to san jose but it looks like it is falling apart. it was a pretty impressive system for the morning. it will be napa county, solano county later this afternoon into this evening. there are some hints he could get some buildups there. lots of sun for son, a few showers could pop up, 67 on the steps, and it will start to bump up a little. it could be a little bit cooler, held in check by a cyst on thursday and friday and then it looks like weekly will kick in. >> coming up, the coronavirus pandemic, a certain bay area company gets hit hard. look at the companies artist hit as the unemployment numbers keep rising. plus, have you been thinking about buying a bike? you are not alone. the increase in demand that is just over running backstops. first, getting your hands dirty . while you are shopping, the incredible growth and backlog -- during the pandemic. ♪ >>> 7:55. jeff said this i was in his head it was stuck there. might as well just go with it. >> i just don't reme

you can see right along 580, 680, showers pushing in across hayward three union city. you are getting a pouring right over union city, where the cell is pushing over you and also through fremont. here is a live look with the salesforce tower camera and we are looking at partly cloudy skies and temperatures are in the 50s and 40s. 53 in concord, oakland catching light showers and 50 degrees. livermore is 52, 56 in san francisco and 51 in san jose and mid-40s for santa rosa. we are looking at partly sunny skies through the day with a chance of a spotty shower, drier warmer weather ahead starting tomorrow and then the warmest days of the week as temperatures continue to climb will be saturday and for sunday. it has been adapted month and in san francisco, picking up almost 3/10 of an inch of rain and that is more rain than the entire month of february when we had zero for rainfall and the last time this happened was back in 1995. since recordkeeping began this has only happened 17 times when may was weather there to february. let's show you the storm system as it continue

we are watching it closely near san leandro and you can see the cell right over union city this morning. it is down through fremont. we had a damp start in spots. we will see partly sunny skies and an isolated shower possible. there is a chance for that as a low pressure slowly moves out of here but 66 in san francisco, 68 in oakland, 70 for san jose as well for concord. >>> here is the white house where president donald trump is getting some international pushback this morning from his threats to permanently pull funding to the world health organization. he says he wants the world health organization to commit to major improvements in the next 30 days and today, the eu and china are calling on him to pull back those threats and they want worldwide solidarity. china basically called it finger-pointing and said that global cooperation and solidarity through multilateral efforts according to the european union is the only viable option to win the battle against the pandemic. china said a few u.s. politicians should stop the blame game saying that it is meant to smear china and shift the b

chopper 5 showing you the crowds today in union city and in concord. those locations were giving out a dozen donuts to grads who showed up in their caps and gowns. >> we're both graduating college. i go to uc berkeley. >> i go to boise state. >> we've been in line for about two hours now. >> yeah, there still may be time to get your free dozen. the concord location closes at 10:00 tonight and the union city location is open 24 hours. go get free donuts. >> yeah, that's good for students. open 24 hours. thank you for wat ing announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: appreciate it. thank you all. i appreciate that, y'all. thank you all. i appreciate it, folks. thank you very much. i appreciate that. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got another good one for you today. returning for their fourth day, from okmulgee, oklahoma--i don't know what it is--it's the champs. it's the opal family. [cheering and applause] [

good things in their communities and today it is shanna find a grocery store manager from unison union city when shana found out that she was getting a stimulus check. she said she knew she wanted to give it away to somebody who really needed it more than her she donated her money to a union city elementary school for families who can't afford a lot of groceries she is hoping others will be motivated to also help. and you can spotlight, somebody making a difference in your community we've got a section on our website called kron 4 heroes you can fill out a form and find the page on kron 4 dot com. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues at 6. hundreds of people protesting stay at home orders around the state they argue restrictions should be eased and let people get back to work they say kron 4 news at 6. coming up next. 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,

folks in hayward, union city, fremont right now, you can see we are dealing with light to moderate rain. an isolated shower threat will continue throughout much of the afternoon. here's the reason why. area of low pressure to the east will try and instigate more showers later this aftno. hour-b future t day, we wile hills of the north bay along the east bay hills as well and even in the santa cruz mountains. most cities will remain dry but nonetheless the threat of an isolated shower will exist, guys. >> thank you, drew. >>> good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. i am looking at clear conditions on our roads, and we take a live look in oakland on 880, and even the high wind advisory through the altamont pass has been canceled. it's a great tuesday and i am happy to bring you that news right now. honestly, i am not looking at a single crash coming in from the chp right now. i will send it back over to reggie and kumasi. >> jobina, thank you. >>> new this morning a family of six is out of their home after a house fire in castro valley. you could see heavy smoke coming from the home

union city looking at wet weather. further south back on the peninsula from mountain view, perimeter road, scattered showers. rain now but the colder part of the system will move in later on tomorrow and that's why we have a winter storm warning in effect from late tomorrow, late tonight into tuesday. expecting m feet. the front has moved through. this is the area of low pressure and more vigorous part of the system will come in later on today into your monday. so we'll have the periods of rain and also some partly cloudy conditions. here's looking at the roof camera. you request s can see winds are light but soggy in santa cruz. and low 60s out in the inner east bay. san rafael scattered clouds but looking nice. there will be more rain to come. scattered showers, breezy and cool and rain sets up later on tonight into the overnight hours. stable atmosphere later and lingering showers into tuesday. keeping it on the weak side, level one system out there for the light scattered showers. some downpours at times but we're

you can see some cells that i am tracking that are moving right over union city and into fremont and those orange and yellow colors are indicating some brief heavy downpours associated with these cells and this will push into parts of the peninsula. you can see the cell right over south san francisco. isolated showers as we go through our afternoon but also catching sunshine. we have low pressure system's slowly moving out of here and here is a beautiful view with the sales force tower camera with the sun rising behind those clouds. the temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s. 53 in concord and livermore, 57 in oakland, 55 in san francisco, 52 in san jose and mid-40s for santa rosa. here is what you can expect there a mix of sun and clouds today and a chance to see a few spotty lingering showers for today. drier warmer weather ahead is high pressure builds in, starting on wednesday. and then we have the warming trend for the warmest days of the week this weekend. there is a low pressure system that moves out of here today and there we go with that ridge of high pressure building i

you can see light to moderate rain falling over union city.e loop over the past hour, and that shower is going to move past fremont towards sunol right now. temperatures 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

where these pockets of rainfall do still exist union city dumbarton bridge on over towards newark and down towards san jose are areas where you are looking at light to moderate rainfall these are some slow moving showers so not to be resulting in some slick spots on roadways traveling in that part of the bay area continue to see isolated spots of rainfall in the south bay through the morning but starting to work their way further and further south gradually through the day by the afternoon we switch things up and your best chance of rain is actually right along solano county down to eastern contra costa and alameda county out towards the central valley where you could see some isolated thunderstorms developing later today. now aside from that the rest of the bay area. it does look to be dry and pretty quiet with a lot of sunshine and pleasant temperatures this afternoon, something will hold on to tomorrow as well so temperatures going to be nice and comfortable 60's and 70's for your eyes which is what than average blanco and san jose at 70 degrees, san jose at 66 well conquered a

it's been just sitting there over fremont union city so we've got some wet roadways in these areas i definitely recommend if you're an essential workers and are heading out the roads in this part of the bay area maybe leave a little bit early because she don't want to be speeding on those roads right now. futurecast shows you those little spots of rain here and there in fact future cast to show you that when i just pointed out here right there sitting right over the southeastern corner of the bay area most of our rainfall for the south bay today will be a santa cruz and doppler ranges side from a few light showers that's where really going to be seeing the bulk of it also seeing rainfall and thunderstorms settle in right along the western edge of the central valley that will be skirting the very eastern areas of the bay area so do watch out for those showers in areas like antioch fairfield and back bill into the afternoon today skies really begin to dry out that sets us up for the overall drier and quieter forecast to the days to come. today's daytime highs similar to yesterday and a

so if you're traveling between union city fremont a down the alum rock and san jose watch for some wet areas they want to leave for your central travel little bit early you can actually see those showers showing up here in future cast slowly making their way down along the san jose on to the course that shower activity today will be in upper elevations, the south bay like the santa cruz in d op will mountains while you do see afternoon thunderstorms popping up right there on that western edge of the central valley could be seen in areas like oakley antioch discovery bay fairfield and vacaville so watch those areas. maybe a few roles, the thunder and there as we move into tomorrow skies drying out increasingly calm conditions and the sierra nevada gets another dose of rain snow mix on into tomorrow so pretty active week for the sierra course we just saw that snow video yesterday 60's 70's for today's daytime highs, pleasant and cooler than average that's not going to last for long though by the time we work into the weekend. it's back to the 80's we go in but near 90 degree highs by ear

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this road downpour happening in parts of the east bay from union city down to milpitas.'ll be watching out for this kind of weather pattern where random showers pop up. more on that in a few minutes. >>> good morning. very happy tuesday to you. today two of the most important people running the american economy will meet together and talk to the senate today. treasury secretary steve mnuchin and fed chairman jerome powell will go before the senate banking committee as it looks into why so little of the money set aside by the c.a.r.e.s. act has actually reached american businesses. that hearing starts at 7:00 our time. the stock market rocketed upwards monday after a small company reported positive news about the search for a vaccine saying eight patients built a high level of antibodies against coronavirus. airlines, hotels, any industry hit by the pandemic moved higher. the dow up nearly 1,000 points. let me caution this vaccine news is good but at the earliest they can get it out to market if it does, indeed, work past phase one would be not this june but the following

things during the pandemic today, we're shining the spotlight on shana grocery store manager in union city inland. shanna found out she was going to get a stimulus check she knew right away she wanted to give it to people who needed it bore she donated her money to a union city elementary school for families. she is we can't afford to buy groceries right now fine says she hopes this story will help motivate other people to help their communities when spotlight, someone making a difference in your community we have a section on our website, it's called kron 4 heroes all you have to do is fill out a quick form to let us know about your hero you can find the page on kron 4 dot com. across 4 is saluting the class of 2020 and today we want to spotlight gabbriella murray a lawyer's yeah gabriela is graduating from heritage high school in brentwood. she plans on studying to become a teacher. she will be attending last madonna's college in the fall. good for her. and you can let us know about any graduates in your life we want to shine the spotlight on them just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to

shauna isgraduating from james logan high school in union city and she will go to uc. and kyra is graduating from san francisco state university with high honors, so congratulations to the both of them. you can send us your grad shout- outs by emailing us with 2020 grads at cbs.com or sharing them with a hashtag. you might see them on tv. >>> photo shoot through facetime, how ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> it is raining in the south bay. caexpect through the day coming up. >>> video calls are now being used by some photographers to do the work they would typically do in person. the virtual sessions include weddings to ad campaigns and you can see the picture quality is surprisingly good. they tell us the focus now is not on pixels and resolution but capturing a moment in time. >> we make sure it is a pretty good spot w

thank you to pigpen's humans for sharing that picture with us, low 60s in union city where pigpen is from. maybe leave a towel by the door to wipe off the pause before you come inside with some puddle still on the road at least in spots. low to mid 50s by early tomorrow morning, temperatures don't warm-up a lot throughout the day, were talking mostly mid 60s around the bay, upper 60s to around 70 degrees farther inland, more of a warm- up once our vengeance is diminished but that's not really going to happen until thursday and friday, a couple dry days to finish up the work week and then we see march our chances this weekend especially saturday night continuing into sunday and monday. i will have another update coming up at 7:00. >> >>> i can smell the grass already, nearly 2 months to the day spring-training was suspended, major league baseball has a plan in place to begin the 2020 season. major league baseball owners have reportedly approved a proposal to have opening day on the fourth of july weekend, the plan will now be presented to the players association on tuesday. there are

union city we'll enjoy about 68 today, about the same for you in fremont, and you head inland, low tot you'll warm up today. 737 in san ramon. overnight tonight back to the cooler temperatures with a clear sky, 40s in the north bay. upper 40s elsewhere and the accuweather seven-day forecast aside from the patchy fog and breezy onshore winds some temperate weather for today and tomorrow but looking at the warming trend for tuesday and wednesday, things really begin to tick up in terms of our heat, and by the end of the week, we're talking 25 to 30-degree temperature spread but really hot temperatures inland. liz? >> you're right about governor newsom going to see that. people are going to not want to stay inside come the end of the week. thanks, lisa. >>> in sports, steph curry is at it again honoring people affected by the covid-19 pandemic. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the details in this morning's sports. >> reporter: stephen curry work off the court has been tremendous during this pandemic. on saturday he held a virtual graduation including serena williams and kevin hart a

how about 68 in union city, and you head inland some low to mid-70s, a lighter wind through the deltald. 72 for pleasanton, and looking at the clear and cool night in the north bay, low 40s there, upper 40s elsewhere. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, where we're brighter today, and breezy, and beautiful day again tomorrow, maybe some early morning fog. the warming trend for tuesday. wednesday you can see temperatures a good 20 to 22 degrees, that spread from the coast to our inland valleys. it gets wider for thursday but we're warming up at the shoreline, where beach temperatures could be in the upper 60s but 90s inland, well above average for early may, liz. >> they're going to have to watch out at those beaches at the end of this week. goodness. thanks, lisa. >>> let's talk sports. steph curry is at it again honoring people affected by the covid-19 pandemic. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has the details in this morning's sports. >> stephen curry's work off the court has been tremendous during this pandemic. on saturday he held a virtual graduation including

arrested back in november as a suspect in a pair of violent assaults that occurred back in 1997, one union city the other in the town of livermore where he has been placed on house arrest the booking judge the time. >>look at the evidence the security of the crime. the flight risk and the risk to my community. she said the bailiff 2 and one-half million dollars however after being attorney told the judge her client has a medical condition. the judge reduced be its bail to 0 the judicial council has recommendations that it's if the judge has the authority to reduce bail to 0. for low level find a felonies and misdemeanors in my mind, multiple violent rapes. do not constitute a low level felony and representative from the california judicial council sent kron 4 this statement which reads in part quote the judicial council's emergency 0 bell schedule applies only to those accused of misdemeanors and low level felonies as a way to safely reduce jail populations during the pandemic it is also not a blanket release order a judge can still deny all raise bill if they find good cause that a defendant i

back in november as a suspect in a pair of violent assaults that occurred back in 1997, one did union city the other in the town of livermore where he has been placed on house arrest alameda county district attorney spokesperson teresa dramatic that gentleman was being held on 2 and a half million dollars bail. >>and you believe that he is in the danger to the community however after being attorney told the judge her client has a medical condition. the judge reduced beards, bail to 0 and i don't think she should have been released into my community livermore their shine believes the judge in this case misuse the california judicial council's emergency bill reduction order which releases nonviolent criminals from jail to reduce the spread of covid date he did you to shul council has recommendations that it's if the judge has the authority to reduce bail to 0. >>for low level find a felonies and misdemeanors in my mind, multiple violent rapes. do not constitute a low level felony and representative from the california judicial council sent kron 4 this statement which reads in part quote. >>t

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the victim's been identified as 48-year-old roberto riviera, he lived in union city. police found him after he was shot in the backyard of a home on highland circle monday morning. we are told the suspect got away on a motorcycle. no word on that person's identity. it's the first homicide in los altos since 1994. >>> two children died and a third was hurt in a chain reaction crash on 580 in oakland. just before noon their minivan struck a honda that had just hit a caltrans crews parked pickup truck. the crew and minivan driver were not hurt, but the honda driver was taken to the hospital along with the surviving child. the chp does not think anyone involved was impaired. >>> the dmv is opening some field offices in the bay area for certain services that must be done in person. and starting tomorrow, the offices in san francisco, concord, oakland, san jose and santa rosa will re-open. customers must make an appointment and will be required to wear some sort of face mask. the agency is still urging people to use the online services whenever possible. >>> frontier airlin

along the east bay shore 95 in richmond and berkeley to union city and fremont at 91.you head into the valleys, a lot of triple digits here today and it is only going to get hotter the next two to three days. now, tonight, there is some comfort overnight for a couple of hours. we'll get down into the mid 50s and mid 60s. you see all that yellow. that's the 70s and 80s above 1,000 feet not cool off much there or near antioch and brentwood. your air conditioners could be running all night. you could just see thursday and then finally friday we break the heat and hot inland and 60s 70s and 80s for saturday and sunday. we'll talk about heat tips in just a minute and let's get back to kumasi for more news. >>> new details had leaked about s samsung's next galaxy phone. >> appears samsung is going bigger. reports say one of its next phones the galaxy note 20plus will have a 6.9 i more than an inch bigger than the iphone 11 pro. samsung typically unveils new phones in august with availability a few weeks later. >>> virgin orbit is going to try again to test its satellite laun

union city 58, 55 in clayton, 56 in richmond.ot much of a spread, onshore breeze to hayward also livermore, that is a west wind. except for low clouds, we will get some sunshine but that is a whopper of a system. and it's on its way not until later saturday and the more likely late saturday sunday and monday will be primetime here. as a system. at the initial cold front on sunday, then colder statement air comes in monday night. i could give just about anybody some thunderstorms. mid 70s upper 70s might be a little sun on saturday, increasing clouds with the southwind. pretty mild. >>> >> the plan to get passengers moving again while also keeping them safe. >>> the latest warning from the cdc about a rare condition, linked to covid-19, that is affecting children. but first, we tell you a bay area chef is helping service industry workers, who are out of work, out of a job during this pandemic. 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

we have 73 in berkeley and oakland 74 and a few 80s around castro valley, union city and fremont and a92 at san ramon to 98 in brentwood. 50s everywhere except for a few 60s hanging around antioch. 60s, 70s and 80s tomorrow and pretty comfortable through monday and then gets warm to slightly hot tuesday and wednesday. we'll take a look at future radar, next. let's get back to kumasi. >>> tracking android users without their consent. abc news >> tracked users without their consent and the tracking took place even when the feature was manually turned off. >>> and samsung is out with new details about its upcoming debit card program. it is called samsung money and linked with pay app accounts. samsung says no account fees. the card will be available this summer. >>> a pennsylvania father and daughter are using the family ring doorbell camera to keep in touch while she's away at school. >> hey, ann, it's drizzling a little here. got $9 off at riteaid. >> the daughter downloaded the app to snoop on her folks since she found out he was saying hi. >>> all right. so, b.a.r.t. has released it

years later singh became a cadet with the union city police were mcallister leader served as chief. >> has always answered my questions. mike hayward police chief tony chaplin said he didn't think twice about hiring singh. smacked we heard him because is a great candidate but he did everything every other candidate has to do to get the position. he just happens to work turban. >> reporter: officer singh hopes in the years to come having more turban officers will be the norm. >>> and oakland the city council has unanimously approved a proposed ballot measure that would allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in school board elections. school board members says the initiative shows the city cares about fostering youth leadership and empowering the next generation of leaders. council president rebecca kaplan wrote the measure, which was supported by mayor libby schaff and others. voters will get their chance to weigh in on the november 3rd election. >>> still had tonight, as i have relief from business owners . coming up, how some retailers got back to business today with some restrictions lif

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union city is reopening some of its offices so you can get building permits, business licenses, and parking permits. office hours are from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 in the afternoon monday through thursday. you do have to have an appointment and you have to wear a face mask for an in person visit. the staff will use phones and online payment systems to try and limit and reduce direct contacts. >>> and santa rosa, 70 tents will be set up for the homeless to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus. the tents will be set up in the parking lot at the fiddly community center on west college avenue. they are being placed 12 feet apart, given plenty of room for social distancing. the city says the tents will remain until the county shelter in place order is canceled. the first people are expected to be able to move in next monday. nearly 3/4 of the inmate population at the federal prison have tested positive for the coronavirus. so far, 862 inmates have tested positive at the federal correctional institution in santa barbara county that makes it the largest federal penitentiary outbreak. 693 inmates

nonperishable food and supplies for up to 700 household in the tri-cities of fremont newark and union city. well to the east bay now a free testing site for covid-19 in fremont is moving the city opened the side of a month ago at the fremont fire tactical training center. now the facility is now close and then go to move over to try city health on liberty street. the city's fire chief says that the test side will keep the same team of healthcare workers at the new location. but it will also allow for more flexibility as they go mobile. >>we'll also be able to move around like we have to move to a specific business support testing a long-term health care center we can actually go and set up in their parking lot. oh well that is the ups and some other tables chairs everything that we need to send a mobile formats so we can actually take service out to the citizens of fremont that need it. >>well on average about a 100 people got tested every day at the site chief jacobson will release the total number of tests conducted and results today. well still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning. ship fi

arrested back in november as a suspect in a pair of violent assaults that occurred back in 1997 wooded union city the other in the town of livermore where he has been placed on house arrest the booking just a time. >>look at the evidence the severity of the crime. the flight risk and the risk to my community. she said that they live to one half million dollars however after be and attorney told the judge her client has a medical condition. the judge reduced be its bail to 0 the judicial council has recommendations that it's if the judge has the authority to reduce bail to 0. for low level find a chinese industry leaders in my mind, multiple violent rapes. do not constitute a low level felony, a representative from the california judicial council sent kron 4 this statement which reads in part quote the judicial council's emergency 0 bell schedule applies only to those accused of misdemeanors and low level felonies as a way to safely reduce jail populations during the pandemic it is also not a blanket release order a judge can still deny all raise bill if they find good cause that a defendant is a

the sikh temple in union city did just that today as you can see. it invited the alameda county firefighters to come over to the temple today and pick up all these much needed supplies. >>> rob mayeda joining us now, and i watch -- i follow rob to get behind-scenes stuff that's going on. his dog, riley, is protecting him right now from all harm. is that correct, rob? >> yeah. well, he knows where the treat dispenser is at all times. he's attached to my hip practically. he's guarding the wall right now. if you hear a little snoring in the background, it's nothing. it's the dog. blame the dog. right now we got some cloudy skies into san francisco. notice the combination of low clouds, increasing mid and high level clouds around the bay area. our temperatures were warm. look at san francisco earlier today in the low 70s. now cooling into the mid-60s. san jose a bit earlier upper 70s. now 73 degrees. still breezy with winds at 17 miles per hour. walnut creek, increasing clouds. 76 earlier. now 68 degrees. so an interesting spread of temperatures. today

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union city police were so upset by his belief that the public identified thomas riordan as the judge who released him. the judge did not respond to a request for comment. the defendant has pleaded not guilty. is custody status will be revisited next month. >>> first responders saying things. see the display of appreciation outside to bay area hospitals as firefighter honor healthcare workers. >>> plus a bay area couple feeling threatened by the public-health order. they say they should be able to visit their second home in lake tahoe without facing a fine. >>> and in bay area weather possibly increasing this weekend. ♪ dad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ 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. and enough

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this is in union city. several rental cars caught fire. it happened this afternoon but crews were able to put it out fairly quickly. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> a piece of world war ii history is on the move. the ss jeremiah o'brien was moved out of its home port today so fire investigators can get a full look at the damage done by that massive warehouse fire over the weekend on saturday morning. our sky range was above the scene today. spot fires have been flaring up inside what's left of the warehouse right there on pier 45, which was filled with millions of dollars in fishing and crabbing gear. inspectors are hoping they can get inside by the end of the week. >> at which point they will start the very tedious, scientific, and time-consuming process of delayering the tons of material that have collapsed down to the base footprint of that pier. >> as for the historic ship, beautiful to look at here, one of the two remaining world war ii liberty ships, will temporarily now dock at pier 35 north. >>> court is back in session in contra c

the vehicles were seized and cities as far as stockton, brockton, union city and fremont. the department says it continues to investigate those involved in illegal sideshows. >>> with the pandemic shuttering animal shelters, tonight rescue groups are dealing with a disturbing new problem. >> reporter laura on a rural town that's turned into a ive dogs abandoned along 16th street in alberta. >> i consider it a death sentence. >> reporter: and sadly one of the five was hit by a car and killed. >> run over by somebody speeding down the street. it's horrific. i saw the dog get hit. i held the dog. >> you're a good girl. >> reporter: it's a trend that's getting worse. pets left on the side of the road. >> i think people think that is the most convenient way to get rid of an animal. and it is absolutely not. >> reporter: not just in this rural neighborhood but all over sacramento county. >> we've seen about an 11% increase in those animals coming in. >> reporter: dawn foster with the sacramento spca says dley, the pit bull mix, was abandoned in south sacramento. >> there's peopl

we had a couple of scarce, one was called the modern and one union city cafe in new york city.ecause you send home a cook who shade they had the flu and you said maybe it's the covid and they can't get a test and you end up throwing out food and closing for two days you keep reading articles saying we feed to get ahead of this thing because it will only keep happening. it feels frightening our staff. if you were a guest in one of the restaurants where we closed it and we came up to you and we couldn't say someone had covid because we didn't know, you were afraid. we said enough is enough. this game is about survival, first about human survival, and that created economic survival as the next recourse. >> trevor: there is a question that is going to be lingering for a long time and that is 10 million people or so work in rust restaurants in this country. those people can't go to work, and the big question is when will they be able to go back to work because restaurants seem, you know, just like we have with comedy shows, some of the space that may be able to open the latest, and

years ago to consider punishments for hungary for violating fundamental values of the european union city the chief of the commission respond with a lame statement where she did not even identify hungary by name and we do not have any clue as to how people like you in the european parliament much less those in the council and the commission are ever going to put a meaningful sanction on hungary. it is not going to happen. if you will allow me, this isa happen. if you will allow me, this is a process of maturing of the european union as a political union and as! european union as a political union and as i was giving the example of the united states, you can see how a mature democracy is struggling with it sitting in eu we are making progress. step—by—step. just by —— just today the european commission took poland to court again over undermining the independence of the judiciary. there are more and more court cases. and this is something that you will, that is being built up that you will, that is being built up step—by—step. the procedure, as we call it, the article seven procedure... i k

. >>> in union city, they will get back to business as usual in some of its businesses.nion city will open some offices so people can get for building permits, licenses and other permits. you must have an appointment and must wear a face mask if you are going in for an in person visit. the staff will use phones and an online payment system to limit direct contact. >>> some new studies backing up earlier findings said the coronavirus crisis is disproportionately affecting people of color in the united states. in california, african- americans make up 6% of the states entire population but account for 10.3% of all of the virus deaths in the state. researchers say it is due to the fact that many people of color work in high risk jobs in such fields as public transit and senior healthcare. there are many local reasons behind this, racial disparity as well. >> we know black people have higher rates of asthma and heart disease. those are largely tied to environmental factors.and latin be segregated, in terms of where they live, and are more exposed to environmental hazards. th