today, right, vianey? >> indeed. and this is certainly my favorite hour because you start to see the sun trying its best to peek on through and that's what's happening over a beautiful view of san jose. we're going to see the temperatures increase rather quickly. by midday topping out fairly warm in the 70s but after we see all this sunshine then next we are tracking rain, so enjoy the 70s. let's head over to laura. >>> thank you very much, vianey. good to see you. this morning there is actually a heated debate going on of when some states could reopen and who would be the person to lift the guidelines? "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c., with more on that and what top advisers say actually needs to happen to make that plan happen. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: laura, good morning. a lot more testing, and that is what we heard dr. anthony fauci talking about on the "today" show this morning with savannah guthrie. states like california, governor newsom has said they

. >>> thank you so much, vianey. this morning a heated debate on when some states could actually reopen. and who would be the person to lift the guidelines. tracie potts has more on that and what top advisers actually say has to be in place before this can happen. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: laura, good morning. redent has said he has total authority on t country. as you know states' governors including california's disagree. the president backing off that a bit saying that he will work with governors for a gradual phase-in rollout in their states. overnight we heard from dr. anthony fauci. he spoke with savannah guthrie from the "today" show saying that there's no one size fits all solution here but testing is a big part of it and we're seeing more. >> beyond 3 million tests, that's really far, far greater than we were a couple weeks ago. right now they're developing the capability of even escalating and accelerating that even more so that we would be able to have a significant number measured in the millions

mike and vianey join us from home. i want to check in with vianey. you're in for kari. we appreciate you getting up early. >>> yeah, you know, i don't mind it. i don't mind it in terms of getting up, but i have to put my face on on days like this, right, but that's okay. look at san jose. we have some clear skies in some areas but not over the bay because the cloud cover will make its return, and we're already seeing some shower activity on our radar. let's get right to the radar. i want to show you in monterey county we're getting a couple showers down to l.a. seeing shower activity, and that's going to keep a chance of isolated showers for today. but we get an increased chance of rain into the weekend. let's get a look at your temperature trend in the 50s. let's send things over to mike. >>> yes, vianey, unfortunately, overnight we had two deadly crashes, one is still going on in the roadway here as we look at your map. we're talking about the tri-valley. alameda coroner is heading out to 680 where two semitrucks and a sedan were involved. i saw slowing southbound. th

back to you. >>> thank you very much, vianey. new this morning a teenager is dead after plunging his car into a contra costa county canal. it happened overnight on railroad avenue in pittsburg. the fire department says when they arrived the car was upside-down and fully submerged in the water. they performed cpr. he was rushed to the hospital. fire crews say the vic had just left a party before the crash. >>> new this morning, the coronavirus outbreak is delaying a major development in the south bay. "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live this morning. bob, talk to us about what this means for the proposed google mega campus and the state housing in silicon valley. >> reporter: marcus, the san jose city council was supposed to approve of this at the end of the year, google downtown west mixed use plan development of 250 acres, but now the council is not expected to vote until early to mid-2021. we're talking about a delay of several months. it's hard to say what, if any, impact this will have on prot je the project in th

vianey arana in for kari this morning. vianey looking like another nice one today?'s going to be cool, comfortable. you can look out for the predicted highs. look out for your city. now i do have a drop in those temperatures on the way, but it's kind of already here because yesterday we were in the 70s and today we're going to be in the mid-60s. morgan hill, 65. san jose, 67. in through the east bay, concord, 70 degrees. oakland, 66. and check out the peninsula and in through san francisco where we'll remain in the 60s as well. up through the north bay we're going to be in the upper 60s. a couple low 70s through ukiah and more rain heading into the week. let's check in with mike with that new normal. >>> that's right. old normal, new normal. you said it. friday is still friday. we have to get that friday feeling with the hem of maeme. these lovely ladies are sitting six feet apart posing for photographer on the front porch project, a project photographers quickly drive up and shoot portraits of folks posing on their front porch from a distance. next up we have the m

back to you. >> thanks, vianey. 6:22 for you right now. you grab your tissue because you're going to need it. we'll show you that special moment to get the friday started. a mother gets to hold her newborn for the first time this is after she beat covid-19. >>> but first, we're going to salute our great grads. we were mentioning this. if you know of a graduating in 2020, we want to honor them on nbc bay area's "today in the bay." post on our facebook pages and we'll help honor them on air. first let's salute maddie dutra class of 2020. and good job joe pinkney from summit rainier class of 2020. can you find me on facebook @lauragarcianbcbay area. for over 80 years, nissanrough thick and thin. and now is no different. we're offering payment options for current owners and our service departments are here to help. and for future owners, we're offering no payments for 90 days on 14 models. this is help when you need it. >>> 6:25 for youres often doing the tough job for a lotfs helped a world war ii veteran. >> started telling him what a great

what are we looking like today, vianey?g to cool down, but i want to give everybody a reminder, even though we are enjoying nice weather, stay away from the beaches. there's a beach hazard statement that will be in effect from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. tonight. the reason is we have a lot of wave activity, and that brings more potential for sneaker waves to stay off the coast entirely. here's a look at your daytime highs. san jose, 73. i will talk about the rain chances, but first let's send things over to mike. >>> people are wearing face coverings all around california, and we have to show style. first model up would be gus. gus is sporting a design by designer ellen. you will notice his stylish face covering used to cover an adult beverage, crown, so we know his beverage preference. and then this picture was sent to me yesterday from the south bay. the eye covering shows a lot of style and brings a smile. and let's speak about chloe, she can't speak because she's a pup, and she has a designer mask and it's not serious, ju

>> we'll see you then, vianey. well, unfortunately, that beautiful weather vianey was talking about was too tempting for many people to stay sheltered at home. we found a lot of people in parks and along the coast. in san francisco's delores park crowds packed in. volunteers with the san francisco police community engagement team braved the crowds to ensure people were following the rules. they even passed out face coverings for those who didn't have them n. pacifica, overcrowded beach. police patrolled and told people the rules and even asked some to leave. san mateo county beaches are open but only to people who live within a five-mile radius. >> i would be disappointed if i had to leave, if they would make us leave from the beach or something. we did come from hayward. but then again, i do understand. >> quarantine is hard. we just needed the day to breathe and come to the beach randomly. >> in monterey beaches were so congested they were forced. they are pleading with people to use masks when out in public. kee

vianey, thanks so much. >>> we do have much more on "today in the bay." coming up, you get sick you stay home from work. for many people that means not getting paid. we investigate the dangerous risks taken to keep employment during this pandemic. >>> welcome back. we just talked with chuck todd about the stimulus plan to help americans through the covid-19 outbreak. paid sick leave is part of that plan, but senior investigator found it has a hole in it, some 20 million workers are left out. >> reporter: maria chavez and anna martinez, both immigrants from el salvador, worked at mcdonald's in san jose for years. they get three paid sick days a year. >> translator: after that if we're sick and stay home, we don't get paid. >> reporter: so if you're sick, you feel like you have to come to work? >> translator: i have to come to work however i am, with a fever, with a cough. i have to come to work. >> reporter: she says she came down with a fever a week ago, stayed home two days but went back to work still with

i'll send it over to you. >> all right, vianey. i am watching the camera for the golden gate bridge, and overall the sensors are moving nicely. one roadway is blocked, and it's a big roadway although traffic is light. bullen jury canyon road at crow canyon, there could be a traffic control to clear a tree and i don't know if they will need the chainsaws. meanwhile the commute is not that big, very small and light. folks getting to their essential duties across the golden gate bridge may have be held up for a few minutes,nd once again. headlights coming towards us and the san mateo bridge also moving more smoothly. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> decision 2020 now and sometimes one word says it all. case in point is with elizabeth warren's question. >> if he asked you to be his running mate, would you say yes? >> yes. >> she said she waited so long because the biden camp told her to. it has been quite a week for biden. >> the bay area is now about a month into the shelter-at-home. in some cases, this is forcing more businesses

it sounds good, vianey arana. thank you so much. it is 7:21 on the dot. still ahead, recording the pandemic. the bay area group now making sure we are capturing the real story of the crisis for future generations. >>> we can look back at the earthquakes, world war ii and the september 11 attacks. at some point we'll look back on this covid-19 pandemic as well. one group is launching an effort to create a historical record because history doesn't wait. >> reporter: we are fond of looking back at significant moments of our past. it's why we surround ourselves with monuments, photographs and stories. but just as we remember events like the 1906 earthquake and fire or the 1918 spanish flu, we will one day look back on the days of the it's happening. >> reporter: the california historical society in san francisco is filled with history. and now it's launching a project to collect stories and to document the impact of the covid-19 shutdown on california. >> but we can see by other historical events and the way people have reacted to them that people do want to

eykipe vianey arana joins us from h loe forecast. earlier this morning i saw some sprinkles in san jose. that was surprising to me. >> we did get some reports of a little bit of drizzle. that's because of a northwesterly flow that kicked in some moisture and keeps our it temperatures slightly cooler. hayes valley, 52 degrees. i want to show you a look at satellite radar so you can see the cloud cover. we're not expecting any major rain. that will dominate and take over. to your east your sunday forecast. we'll keep the cloudy conditions, some drizzle and reports of showers as well for the isolated mountain areas. by 12:00, 68. 64 for the bay. partly cloudy, by 3:0070s in forecast. when our next chance of real rain might roll around into the bay area. >> we'll see you in 15, vianey am thanks. >>> bay area doctors and nurses are answering the call for help by heading across the country to new york. a hard hit state. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the group from ucsf got this nice sendoff yesterday. they are ready to help

vianey arana, similar to how we started the morning yesterday. hi, vianey. >> indeed.nd that will be similar to what you see today when it comes to the cloud cover. overlooking san jose right now you can see the blanket of clouds with a slither of what will be sunshine through the afternoon. there is a slight chaps we might catch some drizzle. it will remain cloudy and cool. today's predicted highs will remain in the 60s, much like yesterday. 64 in oakland. 61 in san francisco. 65 for santa rosa and then we are tracking our next chance of potentially seeing a little bit more shower activity. now that's going to move in really late tonight into monday. i'll track the timing on that and, of course, what you can expect over the next seven days here in your forecast as it begins to warm up heading into the workweek with the return of plenty of sunshine and even 80 in the forecast. i'll break it down for you during the 7:00 a.m. newscast. >> we'll see you then, vianey. thanks so much. >>> governor gavin newsom was bay as opposed to sacramento this weekend. he highlighted lo

vianey arana has a look at our micro climate forecast. warm. >>> it was. it climbed into 80s, upper 80s in the interior valleys. you're right, we are seeing more cloud cover this morning thanks to the marine layer now. you can see it's pretty nice up top. some areas are getting reports of limited visibility including half moon bay down to about three miles because of all the fog. down to about two miles down through santa cruz as well down to about two miles. the rest of the bayla and livermorecover. current temperatures right now in the 50s for the south bay. 53 degrees. 52 for half moon bay. 54 in san francisco. we are expecting to see another warm day but not as warm as yesterday. we're going to cool off by just a little bit in most areas including areas like santa cruz in the 70s. san jose, 78 degrees. concord 80. along the coastline in areas like san francisco, half moon bay we will remain in the 60s. we are going to be a little bit breezier this afternoon. we're going to keep that dry weather pattern at least through today into tomo

vianey arana is there with our forecast. what had morning. what a sight for sore eyes that was. >> i know. good morning. that is one of my favorite live views of the golden gate bridge, especially when the skies are so clear. we do have some areas of low cloud cover, but the sunshine is really going to be dominating today and it is going to warm us up significantly. let's take a live look over san jose right now. we start to get a welcoming site there. and our current temperatures currently at about 57 degrees for san jose. this is actually kind of starting to get really warm. we will warm up very quickly today. you will notice it because look at the temperature difference. so between now and the 50s and 1:00 will be at 79. by 2:00, we're expected to be in the 80 degree mark. expect to hit a high of 82, 83. a normal high for this time of year is 70 degrees. we're certainly feeling above normal with a hint of summer in there. plenty of sunshine. how long is this heat going to last? that answer coming up in 15 minutes. >> all right. see you the

vianey, what do you think, is there a possibilitysun, or is it rain, or what? >> well, the sun will try to fight its way through some of the cloud cover. but we're tracking rain in the forecast, chris, and cooler temperatures, a little bit of a give and take there. now, walnut creek, i like this view because it gives you an idea of the cloud cover, but also you see where those spots of blue are, that's where the sun is trying its best to see its way through. there is a beach hazard statement in effect. so keep in mind, stay away from the coast through tonight. we're talking about dangerous sneaker waves. overall your temperatures will be a few degrees cooler, actually. san jose temperature trend, we were in the 70s today. today we'll be topping out only in the 60s. and get this, it's going to get cooler heading into the weekend. i'll have a closer look at the latestifnia drought monitor, where we stand with that, and of course the sierra snowpack, coming up in my full forecast, chris. >>> a man and dead and a woman in critical condition in an east bay hospital

vianey, you informed us we are under a micro climate weather alert. >> that's right.we're talking widespread rain and that weather alert will remain in effect today talking about 52 degrees in san jose. you can see plenty of activity to our north pushing through monterey. periods of heavy downpours. i will zoom this in closer. the gilroy area and into the santa cruz mountains. now we will be seeing the chance of thunderstorms maybe even hail as this is a cold front, a colder storm as we head into monday that will bring the chance of seeing a dusting of snow. i'll take you through a time line of that, how much rain we're expected to get and all the details coming up at 7:00 a.m. kira? >> we look forward to seeing you then. ak>g action to find out how many people here have coronavirus. governor newsom says abbott labs is now offering its test at 75 sites across california. in all more than 126,000 people have been tested. newsom says he considers that number extremely low and takes responsibility for some of the testing lapses. >> the issue of testing, i own that and yo

vianey arana is at home with a look at your micro climate forecast. hi, vianey. >>> good morning.rizzle. the majority of the showers are showing over the mountain areas. you can see we have the low clouds, temperatures in the 50s. no, half moon bay is not at zero degrees. that's a computer error. 69 in palo alto. 70 degrees for san jose and as you see there we have a couple of mountain showers thanks to a system turning just nearby. we're still expecting to get plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. how much longer we're expecting to keep these warmer temperatures and then a complete breakdown of what to expect for your easter sunday forecast whether you're going to be heading inside doing an egg hunt. it's going to be a great sunday. >> we look forward to that. >>> doctors awering the call for help by heading across the country to a hard hit state. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the group from ucsf got a nice sendoff yesterday. they're ready to help new york hospital as they grapple with a staggering number of cases. the 12 doctors and 8 nurses have been w

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. >>> i know a lot of people are thinking, it's time to step outside and get some fresh air, vianey.> you want to go into work? now i got him excited, now he thinks we're going for a walk. he'll have to wait until after the forecast. oh, buddy raer, it's okay, we'l soon, i promise. he's looking at me. walnut creek, clear skies. it is so stunning. and we are going to be enjoying some 60s, some 70s in the forecast. and yes, some 80s. right now as you head out the the door, 63 degrees in palo alto, 71 in san jose, 59 in half moon bay. i want to show you how the rest of the nation is doing. that way we can see how our neighbors are doing. we'll be in the 70s, the 80s throughout the bay area. in the east coast, it's going to be in the 60s and 70s as well in some areas. miami will be really hot. microclimate highs for today, morgan hill, 77 degrees. san jose, 80. gilroy, 78. look at los gatos, 78 degrees. danville, 81. redwood city, 77. you will notice a slight cooling. but only for the coastline. the rest of the bay area will begin to cool by tomorrow. all the 70s and 80s will turn into 5

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and then we also see those improvements for rob as well as vianey.you're following me on social media you can get a link to how you can calculate your carbon footprint, something we can all do on this earth day. and, mike, you've also been tracking the carbon footprint for the whole bay area with that traffic commute. >>> before you head out to that calculator, were you need one critical number that we have. kari knows four drivers four very different numbers. let's talk about what's going on. they sent out a tweet regarding pollution levels and the beginning of the tweet suggests a 70% drop. timting but most reports are doing that same thing. we've confirmed a measured drop. they're doing much less driving. that's the critical factor, right? that carbon calculator kari is talking about needs to know many pollution driven miles. in this case the bay area is driving 70% less. more important than how many cars are out there. the tanker truck is still blocking the lane as you head down past the sunol exit. >>> happening now a rare sight in india. a clea

let's get a check of the forecast for you with vianey. >>> the sun will do its best to peek through those once again today as we track cooler weather in today's forecast. 67 degrees in san jose. morgan hill, 65. we'll still get a couple 70s but no more 80s in the forecast. concord, 70 degrees. oakland, 66 for the peninsula a mix of sun and clouds. 63 for san mateo. into san francisco the 60s as well. over the next seven days we are tracking our next chance of the rain moving in late sunday night. >>> all right, a quick note, cal train from trespasser was hit o the tracks earlier. 101 moving better now. just about 15 minutes for recovery north from san mateo into sfo. no major injuries from the earlier crash. right back to you. >>> thanks, mike. well, we'll have another local news update coming up in 30 minutes. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critica

vianey in for kari this morning. vianey, are we looking at lower temperatures today?> it's going to be a little cooler but the temperatures will still be in the 70s in some spots. no 80s for today. some people will look that because it's a mix of sun and clouds. right now we are seeing fog. be careful if you have limited visibility. our temperature trend for this afternoon will be into the 70s. i will talk about that and the next chance of rain, but first i will send things back to you, marcus. >> thanks, numbers of confirmed cases in the bay area of covid-19. at our last count there were more than 5,600 patients, and more than 176 people have died. santa clara county continues to be the hot spot with nearly 1,800 cases. but in the long term, fewer californians could die from covid-19. today bob redell is live for us this morning. the state could peak sooner as well, bob? >> correct, and this is according to the latest graft from the prediction website. the number of deaths in california will peek at 1483, and they were predicting close to 1,800 in june. by the way th

and vianey arana who is reporting from home. >> it is. >>o has the potential to show us his dog and his twins and we have the potential to see your adorable dog. i don't know if he's awake yet. >> yes. you know, what, he's been a sleepy butt. he's in the room. he's not coming out just yet. i am jealous of rob having a backyard, because that's amazing he can take the audience outside. >> glorious, yes. agreed. >> the puppy, too. san francisco's view, a little bit of drizzle coming down. a live look outside. you can see it on the camera. it's not necessarily a rainy morning but, yes, we do still have some cloud cover out there and that will linger all day long. our temperatures are running a few degrees cooler compared to yesterday morning. yesterday a lot of 50s. today we're dipping into t and how are we looking compared to the rest of the nation? i like this map because we're on lockdown and i'm sure we have family members overseas. it's not even summer yet. we're talking 46 degrees and our micro climate highs for this afternoon will be s

enjoy the sunshine because the temperatures cool down over the weekend. >>> thanks, vianey.ews update coming up in 30 minutes. >>> back now at 7:30 on once morning. a live look at notre dame cathedral in paris i don't know if you remember this but one year ago today fire destroyed the church's roof, its famous spire was collapsing. craig is at the table. you were actually there when that happened. >> it's hard to believe it was a year ago the bells are going to toll at 8:00, that 857-year-old cathedral and they are going to applaud and bang pots and pans from the windows there to celebrate hopefully the reopening according to president emmanuel macron. 2024 that's the schedule as we've been talking about, france has been absolutely devastated by covid-19 there so it's good to see the symbol of france is still standing. >> it is still standing. we've got a busy half hour let's get to the headlines and coronavirus pandemic total cases in the u.s. surged above 600,000. we have 29,000 deaths in this country right now. >> the cdc and fema have created a plan to reopen parts of th