this type of behavior does not model the core values of the city of vallejo. vallejo's manager put an action item on the agenda tomorrow to have him removed. we will cover that meeting tomorrow. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> thank you for that report. a new look at the new numbers of covid-19 here in the bay area. more than 7,500 people have tested positive for the virus. sonoma county reported two new cases. marin has one more. 260 people have died across the bay area. >>> making it known that ppe and testing is in shortage. she spoke on "face the nation" over the weekend. >> this would be a federal coordinated effort. we should not be having these conversations which is a big reason why we have to put these shelter in place orders because we don't have the resources that we need to keep people safe especially around testing. >>> at least 2 dozen people have tested positive in a single occupancy hotel in the mission district. it has had 52 total units. 22 residents and two staff members are among those affected and other dozen or so residents who test

. >>> plus, a vallejo city planner is in hot water this morning. video showing chris platzer throwing his cat during a commission's zoom meeting. the vallejo times herald has reported he resigned on saturday, but so far there's no official confirmation from the city. >>> a very good morning to you and thanks for joining us for "today in the bay." another workweek ahead. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the traffic coming up in eight minutes. first meteorologist kari hall taking a look at the weather. how is it shaping up this week, kari? >> it's going to be very much like yesterday and then we'll see a cooldown. right now we're enjoying a beautiful sun rise as we take a live look outside in the tri-valley checking out dublin right now and our temperatures in the low 50s, now is the time to open up the windows, let the house cool down. it will open up for a lot of our east bay and north bay valleys as we see our temperature trend going straight up. a look at our micro climates and will talk about our temperatu

. >>> plus, the vallejo city planner who is in hot water. chris platzer throws his cat during the commission's zoom meeting. he resigned saturday, but so far there's no official confirmation from the city. >>> a very good monday morning to you. here we go, another workweek, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> mike will get us through with that commute in about eight minutes. al taking a look at the warm weather that was shaking up the week. >> we ended the week with very warm weather. we'll see the same thing again today, in fact, our temperatures peak again tomorrow. as we get started a look at our concord temperature trend in the mid-50s but at noon we're at 77 degrees and that's well above our normal high temperature. as we look at our micro climates expect it to reach into the low 80s inland. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> thank you very much, kari. decision 2020 and no surprise here, house speaker nancy pelosi is the latest big name in washington to endorse former vice

"the vallejo times hearing" says he resigned today. the city goes on to say, this type of behavior does not model the core values of the city of vallejo. due to commissioner platzer's actions, the april 28th city council meeting agenda calls for the removal of platzer. >>> there was no white house coronavirus press conference. people are wondering if he will hold one tomorrow. >> reporter: often at the president's side, but dr. deborah birx is in an uneasy position. >> i think i made it clear in how i interpreted that. >> reporter: distancing herself from the president's public brainstorming. >> suppose we hit the body with a tremendous -- whether it's ultraviolet or powerful light. >> reporter: opining about would-be remedies involving u.v. light and kem tachemicals that harmful if ingested. the hot line lit up after the president's comments. >> ingestijection inside of a cleaning. >> i made it clear and so has dr. fauci and everyone associated with the task force and the clarity. this is not a treatment. >> reporter: but birx says mo

vallejo, stretching down to richmond. we'll zoom in here. of course, i lost the connection to the computer right as i was starting this weathercast. let's see if we can get that launched up real quick here. live tv is so much fun. let's see if we can do do this. hang with me for five seconds while we do this. and now we're going to be able to zoom in for a closer look at what's happening, there we go, from vallejo down to around richmond. that's where the heaviest sing is. same think for san rafael. now the rain is tapering off. it's about to stop around napa as you get a gap in the showers. a bit of a chance to try out around the bay, and all of these showers are going to be dying down as we head through the next couple of hours. as the sun goes down, so should the showers. just a few little sprinkles left over by 11:00 this evening. and not much the forecast for tomorrow, just a few pop-up showers. rain chances on tuesday not much to right home about. not much of an adtional rainfal but we have seen some decent rainfall amounts over the la

. >>> a member of the vallejo planning commission seen tossing a cat and drinking during a meeting has resigned. the meeting was seen on monday on zoom. chris platzer, highlighted emailed the herald. he announced he was stepping down immediately and apologized for his actions. the city council was going to take up a resolution to remove him. >>> nieman marcus is expected to file for bankruptcy. the company's stores are closed, and most of its 14,000 workers furloughed because of the coronavirus. just days ago, nieman marcus missed an interest payment on bonds, and that means its bondholder could sue and force the company into bankruptcy. nieman marcus would be the first major u.s. retailer to file for began. >>> in the north bay, a napa valley winery is returning just more than a million dollars it received from the federal government. the owner of costello di omarosa tells the chronicle that returning the money from the paycheck protection program is the right thing to do now that the federal funding has run out. he hopes the money goes to small business owners in greater need. >>> th

of vallejo city official who was seen during a work meeting was throwing his cat and then drinking beer he has now resigned . >> the meeting happened last monday . at one point he introduces his colleagues to his cat before tossing the animal . those watching the meeting also said he was drinking from a beer bottle and slurring his words . the herald reports it received an email indicating he is resigning effective immediately . in an email he apologize for any harm he may have inflicted . >>> tonight on 60 minutes, governor gavin newsom explains how california is using the mapping technology and cell phone data to stay ahead of the coronavirus . >> we can see real real time, whether or not her stay-at-home orders were working, we can truly track now by census tract, not just by county . >> you can see the full interview right after the 6:00 news . >>> a bay area business owner went from selling cars in air freshener to producing facials for front-line workers and he is providing them for free . >> how the man used office supplies to get creative . >> many community members that designe

temperatures 61 in vallejo. calistoga right now around 51 and you can see mid to upper 50s just about everywhere else. with the fog around half moon bay and towards daly city, it's about 51 degrees. here's a look at emeryville. isolated fog mainly along the coast, and a little trying to develop along the peninsula but it will be more of a coastal issue this morning. it will be breezy north of the baseball through the delta in the afternoon and evening hours. let's look at the east bay valleys where we are already 80 by noon, and mid to upper 80s for several hours this afternoon. some areas could hit 90 this afternoon. south bay, total sunshine and 70s by noon and will hangout in the low 80s this afternoon. for the peninsula, 57 at 7:00 to 80 at 3:00. >>> let's get a check of the morning commute with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, mike. thank you very much. hello, everyone. still looking at traffic right now we will start off with a live look showing our 880 this morning, and so far so good for the most p

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. >>> now to vallejo, were more than a dozen residents at a nursing home have tested positive for the coronavirus. at least 18 patients have been affected at the windsor vallejo care center on the wall in the street. several workers tested positive. the state haven't released the exact number, they will only save less than 11 workers. so far no deaths have been reported. >>> and the u.s. there are more than 1 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus, more than any other country in the world . 58,000 people have died and 115,000 have recovered. so far more than 5 million have been tested. new york continues to be the hardest hit state with nearly 300,000 cases of the virus. >>> vice president mike pence went to the mayo clinic in minnesota to talk to researchers for trying to find a cure for the coronavirus. he greeted healthcare workers and plasma donors. however it's what he did not do that's raising eyebrows. as you can see, the vice president is not putting anything over his face, despite the policy at the clinic that everyone has to do that. during his visit he thinks the mayo c

. >>> a vallejo city official could be removed from office after throwing his cat during a zoom meeting. take a look. >> first i would like the introduce my cat -- >> well, during last week's teleconference, the planning commission, a commissioner named chris placer, told everyone in the zoom meeting, i would like to introduce my cat. you saw it there. and then he picked up his cat and tossed it. he was reportedly having a beer at the time. the paper also reports he resigned yesterday. we spoke to the city today. they said they have not received any kind of resignation from him so far. they say this type of behavior does not model the core values of the city of vallejo doofl to the commissioner's actions in the april 28th city council meeting, he is being removed. >> firefighters found a car in the water and a person inside. they say the driver went down boat ramp at a high rate of speed. this is 9:30 last night so it's dark. the first responders get there in minutes. a rescue swimmer jumped into the water and attempted rescue. the car because ten feet down. the driver was able to grab

the city says, this type of behavior does not model the core values of the city of vallejo. due to commissioner platzer's action, the april 28 city council meeting will consider the removal of platzer. >>> laura is tracking all things that make us smile. >> reporter: something sure to bring a smile to your face. how about a parade for first responders on the front lines? santa fe's new almaden community club organized today's event for firefighters, rangers and other first responders. first responders drove a 1 1/2 mile loop as residents lined the streets and banged pots and pans to say thank you. >> it's important to acknowledge them for being out there during these difficult times and give back to them for what they do for us. >> reporter: many residents say they'll do whatever they can to keep first responders safe. parents will tell you firsthand that the nighttime bedtimeomon,, the ground. >> reporter: isn't that cute? that's bay-area-born dwayne "the rock" johnson. johnson says so far he's sung "you're welcome" a total of 1,927 times to his daughter tiana, but who's co

. >>> coming up, it's a bizarre video conference call landing the vallejo planning commissioner in the hot seat. the calls for his removal after he throws his pet cat from a zoom meeting. >>> i'm john ramos in san francisco where there's no shortage of social distancing but today people came together in song to say where their hearts really are. we'll have that story, coming up. >>> coming up later in sports, a 49er veteran calls it quits after 13 seasons, and kpix wants to honor the class of 2020. send us photos of graduates of all ages with the #kpix. include names and something about them and you might see teammates help each other find a way to win, just like covered california helps you find health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you can get financial assistance to help pay for health coverage. plus, this year, the state is providing more help than ever before. and because a new law requires californians to have health coverage or pay a penalty, covered california has made it easier to get financial help, but time's limited. visit coveredca.com or call to enroll t

here's nbc bay area jodi hernandez in vallejo. >> reporter: this is where at all took place. police say the suspect didn't need to brandish a gun or a knife. instead, she simply coughed in the faces of employees to make her escape. >> all of us are, like, on edge and nervous about what's going on right now. >> this is a huge thing, you know? 's not something we're playing with. we're all in danger of, you know, getting this horrible disease. >> reporter: that's how most are feeling amid the health crisis, but vallejo police say a target shoplifter capitalized on those fears. she coughed in the loss prechbs agents' faces. >> fearing she might have covid-19, we backed off. she got in a car and fled. >> reporter: amid the pandemic, that's a matter of forced fear turning it into a felony rob ery. >> using that to get away, i think that's obnoxious. >> it's a weapon definitely. >> shoppers say they're disgusted someone peoples' pandemic anxieties to steal. they say coughing on another person is threatening whether you're infected or not. >> it's almost like drawing a pistol on som

francisco and livermore, the dividing line looks to be about the golden gate bridge and san pablo bay and vallejo south and north. that is what we are dealing with, if you are in san jose, santa clara valley and cedric rose or santa cruz and down to monterey bay, a mix of sun and clouds but a little bit of rain. not a lot but a little bit. more to the south than there is to the north so if you're further south you will get more rain and if you're to the north you will get sunshine in warmer temperatures. we have sal castaneda here now and say good morning, anything going on ?>> steve it is very early. 4:01 am, my goodness good morning everyone, let's go out and take a look. you see traffic on the sahigh-r looks like some of the lights are out on the tv screen. it is a little dark od all the other side. now let's go back to the headlines.>>> topping news this morning, later today the grand princess cruise ship will leave the san francisco bay after restocking supplies. at this point we are still not sure whether this ship with 614 crewmembers still on board where it will go next and many of the cr

police say the vallejo man they were trying to arrest rammed police cruisers and then pointed a gun at them, causing them to open fire. 24-year-old juan baranza was suspected of shooting a woman and then dumping her in the hills. the woman is in critical condition in the hospital. when she was dumped, she was alive. she's a 29-year-old woman from vallejo who knew that man. >>> we have new details about that deadly stabbing in pleasanton involving a 19-year-old. jackson butler was killed in the parking lot of the hyatt house hotel on wednesday night. police believe he was staying at the hotel and met up with some people in the parking lot. they say a fight started and butler was stabbed several times. he was taken to a hospital where he died. police are now looking for two suspects between the ages of 16 and 20 years old. anyone with information is urged to call pleasanton police. >>> another change for vta's plan to bring b.a.r.t. to downtown san jose and santa clara. the agency dropped the proposal to bore the world's largest subway tunnel. instead it is reopening the design process.

and 71 in vallejo. and 66 though in sausalito. and 79 in santa rosa. and east bay, 69.rm in the upper 70s to lower 80s. about 80 in livermore. 77 the high in san ramon. over california, you can see tuesday, warmth really takes hold. from reading, to fresno, to l.a. on tuesday, it will surge into the 90s. even in san francisco, it will be a warm afternoon, in the 70s and around the bay, on tuesday, our warmest spot will be in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. so it's just one day of some heat in the bay. but still, a very warm day tuesday afternoon. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. sunny tomorrow. temperatures not too bad. but by tuesday, they spike very quickly. warm to hot across the region. much cooler air rushes in here midweek on wednesday. it stays with us. thursday, friday, into the upcoming weekend, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. >> drew, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, two bay area singers showed the judges what they have to offer on a first of its kind episode of "american idol." how

. >> reporter: vallejo police are trying to identify this woman who they say stolen from walmart and walked bast the registers. she walked past the officers and intentionally coughed in their faces. >> people who resisted arrest by either coughing at police officers, or by claiming to have coronavirus as their line of defense. >> reporter: vallejo police say the woman had showed no prior systems. target security backed away, fearing for their safety. the woman talk waced to a car and escaped. solano county d.a. could potentially argue she used force or fear to get away from target workers, and if the first case of it kind in the country, the u.s. attorney in san francisco has charged two women with federal robbery charges for allegedly coughing and saying we have covid, while steal frog am walgreens at post and franklin. >> coercion by fear or the threat of a biological weapon or virus. >> officers say carmelita and a second one rosetta went into the store and put items in empty bags. their haul just $92 in merchandise. but the key factor is fear of the illness, not what was stolen,

none in many jurisdictions including oakland, berkeley, fremont, sunnyvale, and vallejo.hree citations issued by alameda county sheriff. six by santa clara county sheriff. san francisco police and san jose police have each issued two citations with another case in san jose going to an attorney for review. some might say, oh, san jose is being soft. their bark's worst than their bite. what would you say to them? >> i would say that i would hope that anybody would like their police department to be practicing the empathy that we're practicing with our community right now. >> reporter: the one jurisdiction that stands out, santa cruz county, where the city police received 259 complaints, issued 24 citations, and actually arrested 58 people. santa cruz's sheriff has received 521 complaints, arrested no one, but has issued 232 citations. >> our plan was to do about seven or eight days of education and warnings and trying to get people to comply with the order. >> reporter: santa cruz county sheriff jim hart says the vast majority of people have complied, but he wants to send a

el reporte nos lo enviÓ mario vallejo. se ven que negocio que tenga menos concentraciÓn de personas puedan empezar a abrir, pero con distancia las colas. yo creo que esperarde hoy a seis semanas que todo regrese a lo que era antes eso no lo pienso. yo creo que esto serÁ algo gradual. mario: sobre las elecciones presidencial que serÁn en poco mÁs de seis meses, rubio nos dijo. >> yo creo que va a haber elecciÓn. ni el presidente ni nadie tiene ese poder de cancelarloy aquÍ todo votante tiene derecho a votar por correo. mario: el senador tambiÉn nos hablÓ sobre los 11.000.000 $ en ayuda que estados unidos aprobÓ para enviar a venezuela. >> ese dinero es para el gobierno de juan guaido. mario: el senador republicano nos confirmÓ de que el covid-19 fue creado en laboratorio de wuhan, china. respecto a pedido una investigaciÓn. >> alguien que trabaja en ese lavatorio se infecto, saliÓ y le dio esa infecciÓn a otras personas. es decir, que la primera persona infectada por esto fue un trabajador de ese laboratorio y la preocupaci

just some very light mist and drizzle falling in the north bay from napa to vallejo and sears point. that cell continues to fall apart as it moves to the south. nonetheless, we'll take you outside the golden gate bridge camera right now. it's a mix of sun and clouds looking towards the north where that shower is dissipating as we speak. numbers, temperatures, that was the big story across the bay area today. it was a warmer end to the weekend. 65 the current temperature in san jose. we're at 61 in oakland. we hit 63 in the city earlier today, but now we've cooled off to 58. the sea breeze kicking. in 63 in santa rosa and concord right now coming in at 68 degrees. so overnight tonight, not nearly as cloudy as it was last night. we'll still have some patchy cloud cover right along the coastline, and a few clouds around the bay shoreline. but most areas will be mainly clear and temperatures falling into the 40s overnight tonight. let's hoe you what's in store on your monday. future weather, we'll stop the clock at 6:00 in the morning. there you can see the patchy cover along the coast.

. >>> this morning on a special edition of "the dish," jorge vallejo, his mexico city restaurant hasroduce paired with virtual cooking classes instead of dinner service. last summer, i got a chance to look at jorge vallejo and his restaurant honoring mayan culture on a visit to the yucatan peninsula. in the heart of mexico on this lush plantation -- >> here picking beautiful flowers -- >> reporter: chef jorge vallejo tends to his garden and his harvest. it all supplies the bounty of his new restaurant -- meaning corn in mayan. >> the story you want to tell to the people. one of the spinal cords of the mexican gastronomy or culture, it's about corn. so for me it's a very, i would say democratic ingredient because it's not about the monetary value, it's all about the flavor, the pureness of the ingredient. we are corn. >> his mission to establish a mayan eating experience by preparing humble ingredients with modern flair. >> i took it from, you know, only from one side. >> reporter: like escolar, a buttery fish from the gulf of mexico. yummy. proven when i gave it a taste. these flavor

we'll go to 76 in vallejo. more north bay and east bay numbers. san leandro at 71. santa rosa 80. pretty warm. not as warm as we were. and that covers the bay area in detail. the seven-day forecast. the cool-down would continue. look at the end of the seven-day. those are daytime highs that get down to the mid-80s. aka, average. that's what temperatures should be doing for this time of year. we will get there by the end of this next coming week. it's just gonna feel kinda warm notoriety next t wk. thearmestat e next few days. more coming up in the next half hour. vern? >>> i'm vern, aka, uncle vern. straight ahead, we've got rounds 4 through 7. and local guys traded by nfl teams. as it is, every year. a busy three days for the 49ers. >>> 55% of all nfl losters are fit with guys drafted in rounds 4 through 7. plus free agents. that's what took place today. joe staley said it's an update. snoets i heard that you -- settled down and you -- found a girl and you're -- married now. ♪ >> vernon davis with him on the serenade. staley, left tackle, retirement today. first round pick of the

owners of the vallejo holistic health center have built a whole new store front.rs to place their orders without touching another person. they place their orders on an ipad using skype and come to the store front to pick up the orders. >> we have a 6 foot long basket that we put the order and the money into. >> i like they are coming out with a new no touch way of being able to shop for them. it's noise to be able to still get with you need. >> yeah. >> during these times. >> the employees of the cannabis dispensary in vallejo and others across california have been deemed essential workers during the pandemic. >>> it's 8:26. the remote coastal community of bolinas is taking drastic action to stop the spread of the virus. privately funded operation is underway to test every person in town. so all 1600 residents will know if they are inspected. results will be returned within 72 hours through a partnership with ucsf. anyone who does test positive, even if they show no symptoms, will be encouraged to self- isolate. >>> up next, governor newsom has prioritized keeping

, (...( tenÍa 43 aÑos agentes y patrullas del condado tr trasladaron el cuerpo desde santa rosa a vallejodiÓs ! >>> la alcaldesa, claro en las fechas , por activista por los desamparados ! >>>> las habitaciones sÓlo para personas sin hogar que tienen sÍntomas de virus o dieron positivo , pero no requieren hospitalizaciÓn y para las personas mayores desamparadas preexistentes >>> protestaron desde sus autos en san francisco para exigir a la alcaldesa que saquÉ los desamparados cree que los albergue en hoteles , alega que en este centro las personas sin hogar no tienen cÓmo protegerse del virus ! >>> el gobernador hablo sobre las acciones que el estado toma para proteger de coronavirus la comunidad nos habla de los esfuerzo y las nueva recomendaciones para los residentes del Área de la bahÍa >>>desde el comienzo de la pandemia el gobernador dijo que eran personas sin hogar de la tercera edad ya que son vulnerables para tener y propagar el coronavirus . 7000 habitaciones de hoteles para albergar a las personas indigente y trabajan con los condados como para comenzar a alojar a personas sin t

en otro centro también 45 contagios un fallecido la policía de vallejo busca a una mujer sospechosa de los guardias, ellos retrocedieron por seguridad y escapó para subir a un vehículo que la esperaba afuera de la tienda. los bomberos están listos para enfrentar su labor cotidiana sin que covid-19 se interponga. fue un día de trabajo tres incendios uno en wilowbling, cada llamado tuvo algo en común, cada bombero debió vestir su equipo de protección temporal y mantener distanciamiento social. es que los trajes de protección deben utilizarlos cada vez que acudan a una emergencia, y el adaptarse a esta nueva situación ha sido un reto, con videos aprenden sobre las medidas que deben tomar. y ha resultado pues el número de contagios ha disminuido, también están conscientes que su aspecto cambia pero la comunidad deberá acostumbrarse a verlos. también en el aire es imposible utilizar los trajes protectores. en un helicóptero el uso de estos trajes se vuelven peligrosos podrían ser atrapados por el rotor, por lo que serà cosa de acostumbrarse y entrenar para que no ocurra una desgracia hay 15

dos oficiales en el mujer resultaron heridos >>> comienza la mañana del jueves con la policía de vallejos para denunciar que de un coche bien lanzado la mujer en la zona de mónada. la víctima presentaba heridas de bala estaba inconsciente horas en kent hospitalizada en condición grave. la policía de auckland acudió la zona entre las calles y boulevard donde inicia la persecución de fecha del sospechoso la persecución finalizó en el área de la calle 37 sur y avenida seis donde el auto del individuo chocó contra una patrulla policial inmediatamente se suscitó un tiroteo. esta testigo dice que escucho inmediatamente después del helicóptero sobrevolando la zona. producto de tiroteados oficiales resultaron con heridas mientras que el oso fue declarado muerto en lugar >>> de subirlo el oficial parece que si estaba obviamente se estaba ganando su pierna. los oficiales se encuentra en condición estable. tenemos permiso para los camiones de comida tras reposo los detalles >>> mañana volver a salir el sol temporalmente las detalle después de la pausa comercial aquel esperamos. acompañemos el preci

. >>> la policÍa de vallejo, busca una mujer sospechosa de robo, la mujer evitÓ pagar arte que los trasto en un auto que la esperaba. >>> y aunque esta semana se espera nÚmero mÁs alto de muertes en california por coronavirus hoy tenemos testimonio de una residen de hayworth que ganÓ la batalla ata enfermedad, veamos. en mi boca sentÍa que tenia una esponja, no sentÍa sabor de nada 68>>> este fue el inicio de algo inesperado para wilma, la temperatura era 103 con sufriendo de asma y embolia pulmonar llamÓ a su hospital para que hicieran la prueba de covid-19, se la negaron una y otra vez. >>> en un momento que me tomÉ 9 tylenol en un lapso de 7 horas. >>> desesperada fue a hacer fila np centro de pruebas. >>> parada en el frÍo con mucho dolor, por 2 horas. >>> no podÍa creer que con seguro mÉdico, en este paÍs se sentÍa como desamparada. >>> me re costÉ en el Árbol, esto sÍ, llorÉ termine centrada en la grapa pero le hicieron la pru pa y mientras esperaba por un diagnosticase gay in tipo tapoed ip tipo disfrutando con su hospital. >>> dije, que yo en ese momento hacia responsable al hospi

. >>> another coronavirus outbreak at a nursing home in vallejo, what we are learning about the mountingber of cases. >>> a look at countries around the world, including some where restrictions are loosening, and one country that is extending them. (music) ♪ >>> nearly 20 at a nursing home in vallejo have tested positive, at least 18 have been affected at the care center, a number of workers tested positive, the state has not release the exact number, they said it was less than 11 workers, so far no deaths have been reported. >>> across the bay area, more than 7800 confirmed cases of coronavirus, 277 people of died, statewide more than 45,000 people have tested positive in more than 1800 have died. in the us, confirmed cases now exceed 1 million, and more than 58,000 people have died. >>> russian president vladimir putin announced plans to extend the national nonworking period there until may 11, but the extension comes as several european countries begin reopening.>> reporter: weeks of lockdowns are coming to an end across the globe, where more than 3 million people have tested positive

live doppler 7 picking up on the rain from hills indian burg, scattered showers from novato and vallejottle bit of green there highway 24. here's a look at the peninsula where you're looking at sfo, 50 downtown, 47 in san jose, and from the north bay, we have fog. it is raining in spots with upper 40s by the delta. breezy there. as we go through a time line this morning by 10:00, the rain is heavier in the north bay, overspreads the east bay and south bay. by the early afternoon, it's a rainy afternoon and cooler with temperatures well below average pap bit of a break by the dinner hour with more widely scattered showers. then into the evening hours overnight we'll pick up the rain again with more wind and heavier downpours for your sunday. liz? >> thank you. >>> the state of new york has the highest number of positive coronavirus cases in the u.s. with more than 113,000. more than 3,500 people have died. governor andrew cuomo spoke this morning about the unsolicited help the state is getting for more ventilators. >> the state of oregon contacted us and want to send 140 ventilators. whi

they say it does not model the core values of the city of vallejo. and the april 28th city agenda, consider the removal. >>> up next, an eat bay firefighter. a much needed break from the serious calls. we will show you more next. >> nofshlgts new york this weekend, a rescue that is more cute than stressful. the firefightetweeting this vidn ducklings, they were trapped in a storm drain at chelsea drink. mama duck waited nearby as firefighters lifred each one out. we don't know if she is the one who called 911. not long before the family was out, safe, and waddling away. kind of like -- a nice -- look at when firefighters are doing, helping everybody out. rob mayeda in his gorgeous backyard. you consider joined by a blue belly. >> yeah, the lizardses are coming out. the 80s are out. and you have the bumble bees, humming birds. and right know, we are sitting a bit of a breeze picking up. you might have noticed. and we started the day,ing a lot of clouds and misty clouds. and they dropped yesterday, mid 70s and 58 degree, and blustery and cool evening ar

at least 18 patients with the vallejo care center in fact, workers at the center on two on the street also tested positive for covid- 19 but officials are not saying how many workers are affected, no just related to the virus have been reported. >>> starting today, and risk homeless people in sonoma county will move to dorms as sonoma state university, students were sent home last month with dorms empty so according to reports, 35 people will move in, the goal is to house 150 people to prevent the spread of the virus to the campus was chosen as a staging ground to insistently fight against the pandemic at the house more than 700 people if needed. >>> san francisco unified school board passed a measure allowing the city to house the homeless with district on lands during the pandemic. the state sleeping state resolution allows vacant lots to be used to have tent camps with staff and hygiene stations, the city board of supervisors says something needs to be done to help the homeless. >> as of yesterday, 920 and homeless were marginally housed and are safely sheltered in hotel rooms whil

we're talking about cal maritime academy in vallejo. many courses cannot be taught online. they hope to resume face-to- face classes late next month or so students can finish the spring semester. the president wants governor newsom to allow unlimited reopening of the campus with new safety rules. >>> san francisco officials are debating a new idea for protecting the homeless during the pandemic last night, supervisor raphael miranda men proposed turning vacant lots into city approved homeless encampments for the homeless would be allowed to live in tents at least 6 feet apart in thstations, meals, drinking wat and even garbage disposals will be available at those lots . >> of course, hotels are the best but, at the rate we are going, we are a long way from offering everyone a hotel room. we need to be honest about where we are and find solutions that even if they're not the perfect solution, the better than what we've got . >> under the same homeless plan, at least one school district property like a parking lot could also be used in the grounds of kezar stadium in golden g

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welcome back vallejo police arrested a woman who they say purposely cough that store employees to try and get away with robbery. >>it happened last month at a store on admiral calyon lane in vallejo now investigators say the julie santos turned herself in on tuesday night. and police say that she is associated with this man could dean rees who allegedly is responsible for 12 robberies and a while police say that reese used a knife and a firearm drop gas stations and convenience stores last month. officers arrested him earlier this month. in san francisco overall crime is down 23% but there's some troubling trends which police are tracking. chief bill scott says for elderly women have been robbed in the past 11 days in the city. some of the victims were attacked at gunpoint the thieves targeting the victim's purse, us commercial bottom burglaries are also on the rise and police say in 34 of the arrest that they have added charges of looting as well. as for the shelter-in-place order. the police chief says voluntary compliance is still a priority. but they will in force if necessary to

there vallejo and fairfield have more than half of the county's cases. the rest, scattered among other communities. >> we are still trending up and cases. >> reporter: solano was thrust into the epidemic early winter ship passengers were quarantined at travis air force base. attic county had the nation's first case of community spread, not linked to travel. some medical providers that a strong dose of awareness. >> having the travel here gave them hands-on experience of covid-19 early in the game. >> reporter: to be tested patients must have symptoms and be a first responder, healthcare worker or essential employee. >> most people can do just fine managing their symptoms at home. >> reporter: results come from a county lab in 1 to 3 days. unlike the two week turnaround private doctors have with commercial labs. >> we definitely understand the frustration people have not knowing. it definitely causes a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: among those tested, and mom and daughter. >> i'm a type i diabetic and there are other people in my household who have asthma

. >>> nearly 20 residents at a nursing home in vallejo have tested positive for the coronavirus. the state health department says at least 18 patients have been infected at the windsor vallejo care center on twyla me street. a number of workers also tested positive, but the state didn't release the exact number. so far no new deaths hayward mo people have been tested for covid-19 since the city started offering free tests five years ago. since then results show more than 11% of tested positive. the site is at cal state east bay and is open monday through friday. testing is free and open to anyone. >>> the number of coronavirus cases here in the united states has passed another grim milestone. today the u.s. surpassed 1 million cases. that's according to data compiled by johns hopkins university on their coronavirus tracker. and the number of deaths in the united states is now approaching 60,000. to put that in perspective, that's more than all of the americans who died fighting the vietnam war. doctor anthony fauci says he is hopeful that we will know whether a coronavirus vaccin

it all started thursday, when a vallejo family contacted police about a missing 29-year-old woman. her family says she was going to get prek fast with the suspect that morning. the suspect contacted the family and made an unsettling comment wirks made the family concerned about the woman's well-being. someone was seen appearing to discard a body on the side of the road. that person is the woman missing. she is in critical condition this morning. the two officers were taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. >>> police in fremont say they're seeing a rise in complaints related to covid-19, 800 reports of people failing to socially distance in public, nonessential businesses being open and churches holding services. several warnings have been issued so far. a 30% spike in commercial burglaries and auto thefts since mid march. >>> new developments in the race to get california tested for covid-19. uc san francisco says it will offer free test analysis for the entire state. this comes after the recent expansion of ucsf's testing capacity. since launching last month the lab is

we will top out at 70 in brentwood closer to the bay 66 four vallejo. north bay number 65 four, if you look posted to the immediate bay you will see they will be at 60. oakland 64 and we will top out in the low 70s as we ayill be l weekend saturday and sunday there is little chance. let's look ahead to the next chance for rain it is small, there is not a lo this. it is possible we could get a shower i want to point off way in the coast, keep your eye out here, there is a glob of green, that will be sunday morning right around sunrise, that looks more impressive than it will be. if we switch and look at this differently here's the forecast for any rain we make it on monday. we are talking about one hundredth of an inch of rain on monday. it is possible, it is why this does not make the seven-day. i have clouds on monday but i did not have a heart to put a rain drop in there because i did not want you to think it would be rainy. once we are done we warmed right back up, that says 80 for inland locations by the time we get to thursday next week. i know the

we go in closer to american canyon, up towards vallejo looking at rain. also heavy rain in southern marin and more downpours expected to move into daly city and south cities. you see the cells offshore moving up towards the north and east. you can see yellows, mt. saint s helena and napa. and on the peninsula, a few downpours earlier. and in the south bay a bit of a rainy starm. a break now but mt. hamilton loking like they're getting wet weather. moderate temperatures and downtours and can be unstable. 56 in oakland. the golden gate bridge certain slick there with 40s up in rosa. winds are gray for tomorrow and you will notice gray and wet throughout the day and cool. we will talk about improvements up ahead. >>> statewide we're close to 4,000 confirmed cases in california. governor newsom took responsibility for the lack of test results in our state and promised to do better. abc7's luis pena has more on the newly laid out plan. >> the testing space has been a challenging one for us. i own that, and i have responsibility as your governor to do better. >

. >>> a member of the vallejo planning commission has resigned. he is highlighted in this video that you see here. he was also heard making derogatory remarks after the meeting online had ended. the vallejo times herald said he told them he is stepping down immediately and apologized for his actions. the city council will take up a resolution to remove him tomorrow. >>> the transit agency is ordering more than 300,000 masks for its employees and once workers are taken care of, they will consider passing them out to riders. it is up to b.a.r.t. police to enforce those rules. >>> coming up, students in limbo. the major push to make sure colleges reopen in the fall and the crucial deadline that's looming this week. >>> and we're getting an idea of what you can expect when you head back into the office. the changes that are already under way. >>> here at abc7, we are honoring the class of 2020 who have had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones due to coronavirus pandemic. mason's mom writes maceson the kindest person she knows and has w

this is showing the end of a high-speed chase in vallejo. authorities used spike strips and one officer pulled off the so-called pit maneuver. they are not saying what charges the drivers are facing or why officers tried to stop the car. >>> new changes are coming to the state capital as legislature is preparing to get back to work. the legislature is actually supposed to return on monday but new rules are in place. legislators can only bring one staff member with them to the building. there will be no face-to-face meetings and no lobbyist. the senate is considering remote voting instead of being invade the capital. assembly speaker says the new changes will help enforce social distancing guidelines. >> we are only going to be using three committees, and so we are able to make sure we can maintain social distancing. >> he also adds if the pandemic does not start subsiding by june the government will consider using bigger venues to keep the legislators six feet apart while they vote. >>> the way to resume criminal trials just got longer, and

>>another nursing home in the bay area's reporting covid-19 cases, windsor vallejo care center in vallejo confirm 16 people tested positive. their windsor officials say they're continuing to test the remaining staff and residents. nursing homes across california been especially vulnerable to the covid-19 pandemic pat mcginnis with california advocates for nursing home reform says the first line of defense for nursing home should be better working conditions for nurses aides, many of whom work at more than one nursing facility. >>nurses aides are are paid very very poor. they don't even make a living wage. so you have kids you have a family to support you not even making a living wage you want to sell any and believe me don't work 40 hours a week in one facility and they'll work 40 hours a week at another facility just to support their family so we need to take a look at this we need for professional eyes, nurses, and we need to pay the more we know that a 70% of the personnel in nursing homes are certified nurse's aides or on certified for that matter and we really need to start looking a

i do have one note which is for vallejo ferry commuters. there will not be monthly passes sold for the month of april. that is because the san francisco bay transit agency does not want anyone coming into contacts with their workers. san mateo bridge, the only bridge that has some traffic on it. everything else is looking good this morning. >> thanks, jobina. >>> changes are coming to costco. first of all, extending its special senior shopping hours to three days a week now. tuesday, wednesday and thursday from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. dedicated to 60 and over and others with physical impairments. quietly added wednesday as a third day after originally setting aside tuesday and thursday last week. costco is changing the number of people you can bring with you. effective on friday, april 3rd, costco will allow no more than two people to go to the warehouse with you with each membership card. >> that makes sense. they need to trim it down. because some of these senior hours have had huge lines. >> like people trying to go with grandma and buy everyt

. >> a cannabis dispensary in vallejo has come up with the safe way to serve their customers during this pandemic. the owners of the holistic health center on tennessee street have now built a whole new storefront that allows customers to place their orders without ever touching another person. they place their orders on an ipad using skype and then come to the storefront to pick up their order.>> we actually have a six foot long basket that we put the order and the money in. >> i like that they are coming out with this new no touch way to be to still get what of the cannabis dispensary in vallejo and others across california are considered essential workers during this pandemic.>>> enters on the front lines of the coronavirus becomes the victim of an unfortunate crime. the sentimental items the thief made off with when he broke into her car.>> later in sports the nfl draft is going virtual this year. the interesting way the raiders general manager is setting up his living room for draft day that involves several whiteboards and about 1000 magnets. >> and in northern california, a mayor

. >> drive through testing began today in vallejo. the testing is for symptomatic first responders, health care and essential service workers who work or live in solano county. >> thanks for joining us. now to a covid 19 survivor's story. you may be one of those people still understating the seriousness of this illness. wayne freedman spoke with some people you may know and they tell a different story. >> singer songwriter john prine who died last night, tom hanks and rita witness won recovered and boris johnson. they're all public figures and proof that covid-19 can attack notable people even locally. >> i underestimated how serious my illness would be. >> today a video from marin county public health. he's finally fever free after weeks. >> i'm relatively healthy, but i needed help for almost everything at home. >> which leads us to another clash of victims. the home caregivers. carmen can tell us all about it. >> i had shortness of breath, fatigue. very tired. >> and in all 10 of 12 family members became sick. carmen's husband had

santos is associated with this man the dean race who is allegedly responsible for 12 robberies in vallejo police say riess used a knife and a firearm to rob gas stations and convenience stores all last month. ofcers arrested him earlier this month. in san francisco overall crime is down 23%. but there's still some troubling trends which police are still tracking. chief bill scott says for elderly women had been robbed in the past 11 days. some of the victims even though they were elderly they were still a tactic gunpoint the thieves targeting the victim's purse is commercial burglaries are also on the rise police say in 34 the cases, they've added charges of looting. as for the shelter-in-place the police chief says voluntary compliance is still a priority but they will enforce it. it's necessary. she scott says so far 19 citations had been issued an 86 warnings have been passed out. >>and coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news. we're wondering if there's going to be college sports in the fall we're going to a visit with some beer universities find out what they're thinking about

. >> the bar pilot studied for weeks getting ready for the anna, including academy in vallejo.it is so big it waited for low tide to get under the bay bridge. it used four high powered tractor tugs as it slowly slipped into the oakland dock. >> amazing, huh. >> a small crowd came to see the spectacle, including adrian . >> what do you think is in those boxes? >> toys, tvs, and some balls and stuff. >> reporter: actually most of these containers are empty. the anna is on a special trip to collect empty containers from long beach and oakland and return them to china. >> this is an extraordinary voyage from now, but there have been hints from numerous shipping lines that vessels this size could become part of regular service. the anna departs tomorrow in oakland, don ford, kpix 5. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. kpix news at 6:00 starts now. >> a biotech company now in the spotlight. ugo treat covid patients getting positive results. but some experts are not >>> a planned power outage despite a shelter in place, we will tell you why pgne is insisting on continuing its work sch

edgar arturo to mojo alito collective an art me gallery in vallejo every week he and his partner able live stream tutorials on social media where nearly 2000 people tune in and learn how to paint. there are lessons are th in english and spanish and focus on positivity through art. now the owner tells us he is rtunate to still be able to work from home and wants to ve the community something positive to look forward to these tutorials e happening every monday wednesday and frday. and we haveoall the details on our bsite kron 4 dot com. and you can spotlight, someone making a difference in your community we have a new section on our website called kron 4 heroes all you have to do is fill out thform and let us know about ur hero you could find the page on our website on 4 dot m also on our website we're saluting graduates from the class of 2020. we've been asking you our viewerto submit a photo of your highschool seniorand tell us what their plans are for the future. so let's go now to our website kron 4 dot com. so we can see the section here to go to the home page and lo for the slip t