The bay area. Now it looks like we are getting some of relief. We are catching a break for some spots as the rain is tapering off and what we expect as we head into late morning and into the afternoon. We are still seeing some activity here and there. Green on the radar as well as snow that continues for the sierra. Look at storm ranger. Our mobile doppler radar. The red scan you see around the bay area, we are seeing rain in parts of the north bay as we get a closer look and moving through northern napa county and northeastern Sonoma County and moving off towards the east as youre still seeing some pockets of some heavy rain in that area. Then as we move elsewhere across the bay area, we are seeing some spotty showers. Marin county, as well as San Francisco, a chance of light rain and then we are going to see rain chances continuing. As we see the clouds, at any time rain and then rain taerper off and the dry weather returns tomorrow through the end of the week. We will see dryer weat
It outrage tonight across the bay area when it comes to getting a test at a site like this. Depicted on a black lives matter mural, calling on the city to take action. They propose Police Officers no longer make traffic stops. Who is for the idea and who is not so sure. Steamy summer weather for the weekend. Ill show you how hot coming up. Abc7 news at 11 00 starts now. Announcer abc7 news at 11 00 breaking news. The Sheriffs Office tells us a suspect is dead. They havent released details on the specifics of the incident. It happened in an area known knn knig knightston. One letter depicts a woman who was convicted of murdering a new jersey state trooper. The artist is defending her work. The portrait is sparking a debate about racial and social justice. Which is a major part of our effort to build a better bay area. Abc7 News Reporter amanda del castillo has the story. Eportet black lives matter mural outside Palo Alto City Hall is hard to miss. Many people paying close attention to t
Were marching today to dramatize to the nation, dramatize to the world from selma to washington, john lewis dedicated his life to the fight for civil rights. We might a lot of progress but were not there yet. The son of sharecroppers, he believed nonviolent action could ignite social change. We can change america, and in changing america, we can change okay. The world. He became one of the original this time next week the as Opening Night will be an empty freedom riders, challenging laws coliseum. In the south prohibiting black but thanks to a new program, the as found a way to bring fan and white riders from sitting energy back into the ballpark. Together on interstate buses. Fans can be a part of the action in the form of your own in 1963, lewis helped organize the march on washington. Cardboard cutout. Later lewis worked to organize you send a picture of yourself and then you buy a seat in the the marches from selma to stand. Its more than just adding montgomery, which included the
Microclimate forecast. Boy, we are seeing sunshine across the bay area, rob, but definitely not in San Francisco. Lots of fog. A Little Something for everybody. You know, this morning we have low clouds and fog in San Francisco, and likely some drizzle or mist with some of those low clouds. You are seeing that around San Francisco this morning. A different story in walnut creek and also in san jose. You notice the hazy skies we have out there this morning. Not a lot of wind to start the day, and the smoke from the mineral fire thats been burning off to the south kind of settles into some of the interior portions of the east bay and south bay. On that topic for air quality we have a smoke advisory today across the inland east bay and areas around the Santa Clara Valley, especially south of san jose for the afternoon with moderate levels of smoke pollution for today. In terms of the temperatures hourbyhour, 50s and 60s right now. By lunchtime we should see 80s inland. Eventually today, t
3,600 confirmed cases of covid 19 in the bay area. A third of those are in hard hit Santa Clara County. The bay area is expected to reach its peak later this month, but will we building be ready . They are predicting we would not have shortages in regular or icu beds even at the peak. Reporter professor tara dion says early shelter in place orders may save californias Healthcare System from running out of beds, but cautions the system will still be under enormous strain. There is an issue of where those beds are and are they in the right place . So as a whole across the state, i think we probably have enough icu beds. The question is are they in the places where well have the patients coming in . Reporter shifting beds, equipment or patients around the state the professor says will be a huge logistical and administrative challenge and while the state has done what it can to slow the spread of the disease and flatten the curve, there may still be shortages looming of ventilators and oth