South bay are having a very hard time adjusting to the abrupt closure. Maureen naylor is live with their reaction. For the south bay Business Owners we spoke with, this latest about face is taking a toll on them both emotionally and financially. At rage salon in campbell, its not anger but sadness the owner and his wife felt tuesday morning. When i saw the bathroom light come on, went in there to see how she was doing, and she was already in tears. Reporter what did she say to you . Just we cannot believe this is happening, you know. We cant believe this is happening. Reporter 24 hours earlier, mike salvador was giddy when his hair salon reopened for the first time be in four months, only to find out hours later the business would have to close wednesday because of new state guidance and santa claras rise in hospitalizations. Essentially a twoday opening follow league fourmonth closure. Its just been tough. All of the payments, the rent, everything still continues, and absolutely to income. Reporter in addition to hair salons and gyms, personal care business such as tattoo parlors, nail salons, shopping malls and Worship Services must halt indoor activities starting wednesday. At this 24hour fitness in san jose, some members were just grateful to get two days of gym workouts in. Hopefully we can get back into the gym soon. Reporter for sondra of los altos, this was her first time getting her hair done in months, and her first time getting it done outside in the parking lot. This is my first time, and i love it. Im getting Hair Extensions in today, and im very happy, very excited to have pie hair back. Reporter as for the salon owner, he spent about 3,000 to reopen, adding everything from station partitions to air purifiers. Were trying to do our best and be positive, and hoping that this closure is not too long. Technically, those businesses have until midnight tonight before they have to close. Santa clara county said it is trying to clarify with the state to see in some of these activities can continue outdoors, but if it was up to santa clara county, they would be open. Heather . Yeah, more evidence of the exhibit toll continuing to grow. Thank you for that story. The owner of two hear salons in danville said she is protesting the states order to close and will allow her independent stylists to keep working. Some of them have said that ill be down, im packing my stuff, and theyll probable he go underground, so theres a phrase that was kind long time ago, the kitchen beautician, and thats what has happened theyre either going to go to peoples homes or have people to their home, and its unfortunate, because this is the safest place to have a service done. Donna bruner was closed for three months during the first round of shutdowns. She said she is now at least 70,000 behind on rent. Of course openings and closures seem to be changing by the day, if not by the hour. So we have you covered with the all new ktvu news app. We have the latest information right there on the home screen. Well, california isnt the only state starting to take serious action in response to this spike in coronavirus cases all across the country. Jonathan has more now from atlanta. Reporter a big spike in coronavirus cases seems to be accelerating with more than 3. 4 million confirmed cases in the u. S. There are now only a handful of states not showing an increase over the past 7 days, leading a growing number of states to reimpose social distancing rules, including california, where the governor has ordered restaurants, bars, movie theaters and other public venues to shut down once again. Changing behaviors of large numbers of young generally Healthy People is going to be very difficult. Reporter roughly half of the country now pausing or delaying their reopening plans, including in there, which set a sing dale record for new case on sunday. Miami now the epicenter of the u. S. Outbreak. Ron desantis continuing to insist the spike is in part a result of increased testing, but doctors and nurse say it started when bars and beaches reopened. People started to go out a little bit more and then their guard came down. As a result, a lot of people started to contract covid19 and shared amongst their father inlaw members and friends. Reporter but with Congress Stalled on a new stimulus bill, Business Owners are hoping any rollback will be temporary as they struggle to regain their footing after months of closures. Its just hard, but we have to survive. Reporter the cdc director said on monday the u. S. Could end the pandemic in six weeks in everyone would wear face coverings. Well, today came a bit of good news regarding a potential covid19 vacaville. Results show the experimental shots boosted peoples immune system. Joining us now to talk more about this finding is professor of Infectious Disease at Berkeley School of health. Doctor, the volunteers who received the vacaville experienced an immune response. How encouraging are these results . I think the results are very, very encouraging. I think for two specific points would like to point out. Theyre very promising results. The first one, i think the data has really shown the potential safety of the vaccine to be used for humans. Although some people develop mild flulike symptoms. And the second very promising point coming out from the data is that the vaccination or the use of a vaccine in these individuals indeed induced very, very strong antibody response. What i mean is that people that have been vaccinated, and now developed an antibody that specifically can neutralize the virus, the coronavirus. So i think these are two very important, promising, you know, results coming from this study. Okay. So lets talk about these two promising parts of this study. Lets first talk about boosting of the immune system. Talk about why that is so important in proving that this vaccine may actually work. Because as we all know that, you know, to develop an immunity against covid19, we really need to have, you know, the strong immune response, and one of the strong immune responses coming from our bodies is the antibody that we could use to really specifically bind to the covid 19 virus and then inactivate so it it cannot cause further infection. About half of the participants experienced flu like reactions. Talk about how rare that is or common that is when you do have a vaccine, to get those sort of sideeffects. And you also mentioned that the higher dosage, people did have more serious symptoms, if you will be but obviously theyre going to discontinue that dosage amount in the future. Yes. Okay. So, you know, when you are vaccinated with, you know, something that is considered foreign from our body, and will cause our body to react and generate a reaction, so and so its very common to have a reaction to a vaccine. So but, again, the study uses three different doses, and so far the people receiving the highest dosage have the strongest reaction of the side effect. So the it is saying that the study going to use the medium dose for the vaccination for further study. Exactly. Thats what i was going to say, maderna moving forward with that medium dosage amount, as it gets ready to kick off this 30,000person study, which will be obviously be very important. Thank you, doctor. Thank you for having me today. Thank you. New efforts to reduce the backlog of covid19 test results here in california. State officials outline a plan to help address the challenges. 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We spoke to bay area parents as they get ready for the next round of online learning. Its very frustrating for parents that we now have to scramble perform mike flynn is a proponent for in person instruction. His teenage son is expected to return to Distance Learning in the fall in san jose with a twist. I plan on offering pods, cohorts, of 12 students or less, where friends can come in and offer something known as assisted remote learning. Reporter a new Business Concept for kids k through 12, essentially going to school, but at one of the since learning centers meek owns in the south bay. Proper safety protocols in place. Well have masks and barriers, and temperature checks. My daughter has adhd, and being in a classroom is what helps her focus. Reporter lisas daughter are will be a senior at willow glen high school. Her daughter isnt thrilled about 100 online learning. Lisa is considering forming a home School Cohort with her daughters friends. You can take your classes from yellowstone or Something Like that. You know, out of the box. How can we make lemonade out of this bowl of lemons. We need to bend the curve again. We need to get the met tricks moving in the right direction. Reporter the San Jose Teachers Association said thats what it will take for the majority of its 1500 members to return to the classroom, not willing to risk their health. The dynamic nature of the spread of this virus means youll be hearing a lot more in the next few days. Reporter on monday, Governor Newsom was asked repeatedly about state guidance for reopening schools, now that many indoor activities have been deemed unsafe. He provide nod clear answer, alluding to more details on friday. As for parent mike flynn, he is hoping his concept is temporary, slated to start when school does in less then a month. The virus doesnt seem to play by the rules, and so we have to be flexible and adapt. The Orange County board of education has voted to allow students to come back for in person classroom instruction next month, and face masks wont be mandatory, and there wont be any social distancing rules. The board has no power to direct any of Orange Countys 27 School Districts to follow its guidelines. According to Johns Hopkins university, has reported more than 24, 000 cases of the coronavirus. Santa clara today opened more popup testing sites around that county. People lined up outside the Santa Clara Service center this morning in san jose. Its one of the three popup sites that will operate during the next several days. For the most part doing our best to, yeah, social distance, but, you know, its always just important going to supermarkets, youre tapping things and spreading germs, wherever you go. Youre spreading germs. So i just want to stay safe. Two other testing sites opened today, one at independence knightdale san jose, which is opened until friday, and one of the south county annex in gilroy, which is opened until saturday. The test are free, and no appointment is necessary. The States Health and Human Services secretary held a briefing earlier today to update the situation on covid 19 testing here in california, and some of the struggles in that area. Dr. Mark galley says state Health Officials are bringing more testing resources to those those in need. The state is implementing new testing guidelines, which includes prioritizing both for who gets tested and which tests get processed first by labs. Dr. Galley said this will help increase testing capacity, especially among the states most vulnerable communities. We all know that testing in california is a vital piece of our response, not only to focus on taking care of patients who present with symptoms and our care delivery system, but also to understand the patterns of transmission across the state, in vulnerable communities, if different parts of our state, so that we can respond effectively. More than 5. 5 Million People have now been tested for the coronavirus across california. Joining us now to talk more about the testing situation in our state is dr. Peter huong. Doctor, could to have you because as always here. So it sounds like the approach here is not just more testing, but its texting smarter. How important is it to really target your testing toward populations that are most at risk for covid19 . Well, thanks for having me on. Its kind of like where are you going to get the most juice from your squeeze. And you definitely want to target the people most at risk first, but you also want to be testing a wide range of environments so that everyone can get it, you know, in the most expedient way possible. And to that end, dr. Galley today was talking about a plan to try to make covid19 Testing Available in doctors offices, pharmacies, places like that across california. How big of a difference do you think that would make, if i just show up at my local pharmacy, and i can get a covid 19 test. Well, we have two aspects of the delay. First there is the delay of standing in line to get the test in the first place, and theres a second delay in when you get the test, when you get the test results back. So i think weve been strategizing in the healthcare field, and trying to reduce the delay in both aspects, both in getting the test to begin with, and then getting results back. So in that case we try to prioritize people who have symptoms, but also because of the large numbers of people with no symptoms who can be victors and spread the infection to somewhere else. And now were up to about 100,000 tests per day in california, which is, you know, very large. Absolutely, and you compare that looking back to april, and i know the secretary today was saying california was only doing 2,000 tests a day back in april, and now were up to 105,000 tests running per day. But looking forward, what should our goal be when we think about the capacity that we have at the labs across our state . So our goal should be, you know, first of all speed and priority, like you said. People who have symptoms should be able to get the test immediately. Think the second priority is cost. I think one of the things that dr. Galley was doing was working with insurers. Again, as you expand the range of places that people can go, they shouldnt be penalized forgetting a covid test it. Should be free. The third, again, is targeting the most Vulnerable People. And even if they dont go to a wide range of settings, you want to go out and get them like we have done in the mission, and by a view, et cetera. On the issue of cost, its an important aspect of this. We have heard that each covid test that is run here in california costs about 100 when its all said and done to administer. Who is footing the bill here, and how do we bring down the cost of testing . Yeah, so right now were not seeing most of the costs. Of course you can get the test done quickly in the private sector as well. Certain groups have drive through, thats not, you know, department of public health. So i think you can drive down the cost in interesting and creative ways. The first one that has been talked about is cooling tests. So you do a bunch at a time, and if the bunch is positive, then you go back and do each test individually. That could also speed up the process, as well, and that is getting traction from a lot of people to think of doing lot of tests discovery and over again. We have to leave the conversation there. I really appreciate your insight on this topic, doctor. Always good to have you. Thank you. Thanks a lot. Well, bay area weather has changed quite a bit. A couple of days guy, we were talking about those really hot temperatures across a good portion of the region. Looks like temperatures taking a big nose dive over the last few days. Concord, temperatures close to 100 degrees last week, from 97 to 102. And as you can see, in the past fee days, yesterday 85, and today looks like right around 85 days. The main reason is the wind. Theres a cool please setting up, and as a result, were talking about a break from that extreme heat. Right now, it is still hot, though, in brentwood, 92 degrees. Oakland 74, and santa rosa checking in at 76. Here is the satellite showing you the clouds still a big factor. A bit of circulation out here all day long. Clouds rotating around that little eddie or circulation out there in the pacific. As you come in closer, there is the overcast, closer to half moon by a. San franciscos ocean beach. Looks like closer to the marin headlands, as well. The clouds will be around first thing tomorrow morning at your coast and portion of the bay. Current wind speeds, a southerly wind, 28s an hour. San jose at about 13 miles an hour. More of a southerly wind. With that southerly wind, that really impacts areas up in the north bay, getting more of a direct impact from that southerly breeze. Thats why temperatures have cooled down quite a bit, and especially up in the north bay. Here is a look at the fog out towards the golden gate bridge, and that will be moving back into the bay as we head to the overnight hours. Well call it mild to warm. Bit cool, though, coastside. Temperatures there in the low tomid 60s. The beaches, temperatures have not been moving around too much, clearing skies into the afternoon hours, and just like today, until be a breeze kicking up. So temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s, into the afternoon hours. 60s, 70s, and no triple digits, maybe a few spots flirting with the 90degree mark, but most areas will be in, at least the inland spots in the upper 80s for your wednesday afternoon. Well warm things up by a few degrees. Coming up, well talk more about your weekend outlook with a full update coming up in just a few minutes. The Trump Administration reverses course on foreign students and online learning. The decision made today that has universities all across the university now breathing a sigh of relief. And we hope you tune in tonight for Hells Kitchen at 8 00. Stick around for the 10 00 and 11 00 news right here on ktvu. Awesome internet. Its more than just fast. It keeps all your devices running smooth. 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President Trumps Administration was facing 8 federal lawsuits and opposition from hundreds of universities. Presumptive democratic president ial nominee joe biden is laying out his economic and energy plans, and its happening on the same day as a Runoff Election in alabama, where President Trump is trying to stop the comeback of his former attorney general. Foxs ray bogan has more. Carbon pollution free electric sector by the year 2035. Reporter joe biden laying out this new Energy Infrastructure plan, which he said will help create millions of high paying union jobs by building a modern clean Energy Infrastructure, including tax rebates for electric and fuel efficient cars and a network of 500,000 electric charging stations. He is also calling for more railroads, bridges, and broadband, all in an effort to curb climate change. Left unchecked, it is literally an executive order threat. Reporter a senator primary runoff is alabama is being closely watched, where former attorney general and senator Jeff Sessions is running against former auburn football coach tommy tuberville. The president has never forgiven sessions from removing himself from the russian investigation. Having President Trump come out and endorse him certainly put the wind beneath his sales. Reporter Jeff Sessions is running on a protrump platform and said hell help the president fulfill his agenda. The president has many challenges and frustrations, but i am the person who will be effective in advocating alabama values and his values. Reporter the winner of alabamas Senate Primary will face the democratic incumbent doug jones in the general. Covid19 has certainly hurt a lot of businesses, but restaurants are particularly hard hit. Still to come, were going to talk with a bay area chef to learn how bay area restaurants are trying to stay open. My money should work as hard as i do. Thats why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. Give me a little slack with freedom unlimited, youre always earning. I said i need some slack on pump three the Berkeley City Council is set to consider a proposal tonight to have unarmed city workers conduct traffic stops instead of police officers. We have more on the first of this kind and very controversial idea. Reporter it would be a draft mike approach to car stops in berkeley. Instead of Armed Police Officers pulling over bad drivers, city transportation workers would be the ones handing out tickets and tackling a larger mandate. Address many of the issues in terms of equity and in terms of transportation equity that policing simply doesnt address. Reporter Berkeley Police review commissioner is among the supporters of the propose. We see Racial Disparities in terms of stops across the country and california, and theyre especially bad in berkeley in terms of stops of black individuals. Reporter berkeleys proposal is part of a National Movement to reform policing. Overnight protesters vandalized the police department. They spray painted antipolice messages on build a named after a rookie officer shot and killed in 1970 after a traffic stop. Its this antipolice sentiment has many believes that stripping police from traffic stops is the right thing to do. The vast majority of these cases an unarmed individual can lead to a better outcome switching to someone who is unarmed and can only write you a ticket. What if a driver is dui . What in a driver is combative . What and a driver does not pull over . What if a driver is armed with a weapon . Reporter sergeant emily murphy, president of the Berkeley Police union said removing police from the equation doesnt make sense, saying many in the Community Want more traffic enforcement, not less. I hope that council is considering that we have a fair amount of fatal and serious injury collisions in our city. The proposal is not in the best interests of the Community Safety or the safety of the officers doing the job. Reporter supporters of the proposal acknowledge that a lot more still needs to be hard out, including in a traffic stop goes south. B. A. R. T. Is asking the federal government for emergency funds in the next Coronavirus Relief package. The general mark manager, bob powers, joined other transit leaders from around the country today to excuse discuss he the covid19 crisis is financially threatening their agencies. Since march, theyve seen a steep decline in rider shipp, due mostly to stayathome orders. The agencies are seeking up to 36,000 in emergency federal funding. We need help. Statewide in california, the California Transit Association says local Public Transit agency near 3. 1 billion in emergency funding to prevent devastating and permanent cuts. No u. S. Senate will begin debate be next week on the 5th Coronavirus Response bill. Previously in the cares act, 24 billion went to transit agencies. After reopening, bay area restaurants will once gain shut their doors to Indoor Dining, as the coronavirus flares in several cities. As we mentioned earlier, these stops and starts are certainly frustrating. Joining now is chef charlie palmer. Chef, its great to have you on. We all know that the Restaurant Industry in particular is reeling from something that no one has really ever experienced before. How are you adjusting . Yeah, i would say it is reeling, and the uncertainty day to day is really what is hard, and its difficult to manage, because and it really boils down to our employee employees, and how we can ramp up like weve done over the last few weeks here in sonoma county, but also in napa, and then all of a sudden here we are back to very limited seating for most people. You know, i think, you know, were one of the fortunate ones that have ample outdoor seating. In fact, we have probably as much outdoor seating as anybody, and same thing napa. So worry not as affected as some, but a lot of these restaurants and chefs are really, you know, forced to now close once again, because they dont have enough outdoor seating to generate enough revenue to keep people working. Yeah, so talk, chef, a little bit about what you are now offering at your restaurants. Well, were offering everything we were before, which is a somewhat limited menu than what we had normally had going on, but our menu changes a lot. We have six appetizers, six main courses. Really, you know, really not affected that much. And the takeout business, actually the pickup business has, again, picked up, because of people not being able to go into the restaurants, not have the seating in the restaurants, so theyre choosing to do that. So were fortunate in that sense. Wee can offer everything were offering, and outdoor seating that is ample, so it has worked well for us. Talk broad are for me about the industry and what these ongoing restrictions on Indoor Dining will mean for so many. Well, i think for most people, for most people in our business, we can honestly say that probably 50 of the restaurants, and im talking more independent restaurants, but also chain restaurants will be not reopen after this is over. I dont think it has taken such a hard, you know, financial hit, unless they have an incredibly generous landlord and a situation where they can really recapitalize and reopen, you know, restaurants, and have the money to do it, the Restaurant Business runs on such slim margins to begin with, so this has put, crown, a lot of people, many people in a very tough position, and people are giving up, you know, a lot of chefs have said, look, im not going to reopen the industry. I may even change industries. I think that is where were another at this point, so if we dont get at some point back to normalcy, i think its going to get even worse for a lot of restaurants, worse. Yeah, and that is just so sad to hear. Chef, you talked about your situation and how grateful you are to have this additional outdoor space, to allow you to stay open for much longer than others. How do you keep optimistic during this situation . Well, i think, you know, we just have to continue to adjust, and we have to continue to try to figure things out. As i said before, our main goal is to keep our employees working and be able to being able to make a risk wage that they can support themselves and their families on. So theres no nobody can imagine actually making a profit in this kind of environment. So i think, you know, again, weve been very fortunate in that weve been able to supply enough seating for people to do business, and keep business rolling. Thats certainly not in a capacity we love, but i think somewhere thats, you know, supportive of our people and our staff. This goes a lot farther than that. Charlie palmer finding a little glimmer of hope in this situation. Really appreciate you coming on the show today. Thank you. Thank you. Helping in the homeless and other Vulnerable People during the covid19 pandemic. Up next here on the 4, how the organization 100 black men of the bay area is giving back during the fox 2 giving by a drive. Bay drive. Coming up, well let you know if we have any warmups as we look at your weekend forecast. Each week this month, ktvu is highlights charitable organizations dedicated to helping during the covid19 pandemic. Today we recognize the nonprofit 100 black men of the bay area. Joining us now live is the chairman of the board for that organization, mohammad maderi. Good to have you on today. We appreciate your time and the work you have been doing in the community. We know, so many people struggling right now during this pandemic, healthwise, financially speaking. Talk about the ways that you are helping people in the community who are vulnerable through the 100 cares covid19 initiative. Well, thank you for having me on. Appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today. Just to kind of jump right into it, we really have two different paths of support that were providing through our 100 cares covid19 response initiative. The first one is one that weve been doing for several months now, where weve given out over 10,000 packs, sanitary kits. These things have masks and gloves and sanitizer and toilet paper, toothbrushes, socks, et cetera, feminine products, as well. These are things given out to our unhoused community, as well as some of our more sensitive folks who work with us in our mentoring programs, and then also other members of the community. We have a also worked with other organizations, the chamber of commerce, black cultural zone, to really also help distribute those kits in a wider manner. The second path that we have is something that we have recently started over the last month, which centers on Food Security. Weve been partnering with other organizations and we have our own initiatives internally, where what were doing providing food for those who are most in need. And as a little bit of context for the way that got started was in addition to the kits we were handing out to our mentees and their families, we found that the School Lunch Program no, sir longer existed, and we wanted to make sure that the families and neighbors were actually getting food at an acceptable level. As an extension of that work, we then reached out and started expanding to working with a larger community, and how do we help make sure that food and other supplies are getting out to our community. Those were the two paths. The kits, and then activities around Food Security. So, yeah, obviously a lot of important work happening in the community to help people through this pandemic here. What is it that you need from the broader community, people that might be in a position to be able to support an organization like yours, and the work youre doing. Well, obviously our number one thing is funds. So weve been very fortunate, and i wanted to say a large general thank you to the Bay Area Community. The Bay Area Community has been very supportive of us financially, both to our partners and sponsors, and also through individual donations. So folks who want to participate in that manner, if you go to our website, 100blackmenba. Org, you can be processed through that portal, and you can donate there. The other way folks can help us out is if they have to very time to volunteer. Weve been fortunate we have a number of materials. Whether its food or kits to pass out. So kind of a challenge for us sometimes is having enough people to get them out. You know, were a volunteer organization. All of our organizations pay dues to number the organization. So when we have time outside of work and whatnot, we are able to do that. So folks who want to volunteer, please go to our website, again, and we will find a way to get you involved. All right. Hey, before we wrap up, let me ask you about your organization, obviously is a meant or ship program, you focus on mentoring young people and providing them with the best Educational Opportunity downs the road. How has the pandemic affected that work for you . Does that continue, or as it been a struggle . No, it definitely continues. You know, were very fortunate that we were able to utilize smartphones and tablets, getting most of the students laptops. So we were able to convert to a zoom based program where we were you know, we were virtual as opposed to in person. And, in fact, that helped us work on the food delivery piece, because were able to divert resources that would normally be available, made available for in person meetings. Were able to convert those ask have those be more Food Security focused. So were still moving on, working on programs. And our kids are still very much engaged. Were very proud of them, and we just move as the pandemic requires us to. Absolutely. You have to shift your approach during times like these, but you are clearly moving forward on a lot of front. Appreciate all of the work you are doing with 100 black men of the bay area. Really appreciate your time and all of the work that your group is doing in the community right now. Again, if you want to contribute our giving day drive support is s00 black men of the bay area, go to ktvu. Com. Looks like the warm and hot weather pattern has moved out of town. It looks like this cooldown is going to pay us a visit over the next few days, including in your wednesday forecast. Mild to warm, talking about the mild continues bayside, warm conditions inland. The warm spots may be flirting with 90 degrees. Once again, that breeze will be back tomorrow. Here is the satellite showing you this. Its picking up a nice circulation to the west. Right out here in the pacific. And youll notice this, more of a southerly breed breeze setting up, impacting the coast, and also up in the north bay, especially the north bay valleys. If you get a setup like that, it really has a big impact on what you feel up in the north bay, places like santa rosa and napa. As far as the current satellite, here is the cloud coverage out there, right near the immediate coastline, and the wind speeds up in a few spots. Fairfield, thats a southwest wind, tippic lie cooling direction. Right now sustained at 20 miles an hour. Sfo, only 5, and san jose, a northwest wind at about 13 miles an hour. Here is a live camera, look out toward mount diablo and those dry hill sides. A constant reminder that were tracking fire danger even and every day. Thankfully were not talking about any extreme heat this week, but still wind could cause any fire to spread rapidly. So were watching out for that, but thankfully no red flag fire warning in place. Livermore is presently at 86. San jose reporting mostly clear skies and 80 degrees. Overnight, well start out your wednesday morning with some fog near the coast, and near portions of the bay. Partly cloudy skies well inland. What has happened is this, the marine layer has deepened a bit. That mean that cool marine air makes it all the way to the inland spots, mean nothing more triple digits and not much in the way of 90s. Not a real defined pattern happening this week in terms of a weather pattern. This guy kind of settling in to Northern California and the pacific northwest. So with that, no big changes for tomorrow, and it will stick around off and on for a good portion of the week. That means just minor change this week. Our next warmup will happen this weekend, but were not talking about a major jump in temperatures. Overnight lows, theres the cloud pattern. Lots of 50s to start out your wednesday morning and into the afternoon hours, there is the eventually temperature range. 60 for the coast. The warm spots around 85 to 89, maybe flirt with 90 out towards antioch and brentwood. Forecast highs for your wednesday afternoon. Santa rosa 80. San francisco 66, oakland 72. A few more neighbors with san jose lower 80s, and morgan hill right around 85 degrees. Here is a look ahead. Your fiveday forecast. Low triple digits. Youll see temperatures kind of moving just a little bit over the next few days, but not too much. We will warm things up this weekend, and that could lead to 92, 93 inland, but thankfully we get a break from the extreme heat, and i think that well take it, especially after dealing with last week and last weekend. So it looks like the cooldown is here to stay for at least a little while. All right. Thank you. The former girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein pleads not guilty in court today. Coming up, the disturbing allegations that caused the judge to deny bail to ghislaine maxwell. Plus coming up at 5 00 today, valentines day 1937, survived world war ii rations and economic downturns, but now this beloved San Francisco spot has become the latest casualty of the ongoing pandemic. Also coming up at 5 00, refrigerators popping up all over oakland. Its all part of trying to make sure that people who need food can get food. You dont have to pay, but there are two simple rules. Ghislaine maxwell is accused of recruiting at least three underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein to abuse pant least one of them was just 14 years old at the time. Among the issues during tuesdays hearing, whether or not maxwell should be detained pending trial. A judge choosing not grant the british socialite jail after hearing from some of epsteins alleged victims, and one of those victims referred to max well as a sexual predator. Prosecutors say maxwell has several financial means and and a fleet risk she also reportedly wrapped a cellphone in foil in the past to avoid detection. Her attorneys said she went into hiding to avoid the media. Experts believe that she will try to strike a plea deal and eventually provide provide information about epsteins powerful friends. Limit its up to the judge to look at the relevant conduct. Reporter her trial is scheduled to start next july. If convicted, she faces up to 35 years in prison. My money should work as hard as i do. 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