I am frank malik code. I am claudine wong. I think this is the weekend to get out. Meteorologist Rosemary Orozco is joining us live with what to expect on the sunday. Good morning to you, claudine. Frank, we are working up with sunny skies. Temperatures are climbing getting into the bay area sunday. A lot of 80s around the bay and low 90s expected inland. We will be warmer than yesterday and we are still looking at a big heat up in the days ahead. Details on your sunday, plus what to expect for memorial day and beyond coming up in a little bit. San Leandro Police arrested a woman seen on video posting racist letters in a neighborhood. The letters were hand written and put on poles outside of five different homes in the heron bay neighborhood. All the victims appear to be of asian descent. The letter quotes the constitution and says if you were born in another country, return and go back to your land immediately and fast with urgency. One victim talked to us and says he thinks the pandemic could be the motive for the letter, but says no matter what the reason, it is scary. It is kind of infuriating because my son was taking groceries out of the trunk. He added he was relieved to hear about the arrest but hopes it is just one person and not a Group Responsible for those threatening letters. Other victims say they were too scared to talk to ktvu 2 about the letters. Investigators in San Francisco are still trying to determine the cause of that massive fire near Fishermans Wharf. The fire broke out shortly after 4 00 yesterday morning and quickly grew to four alarms. The flames shot more than 100 feet into the air sending up a bellows of black smoke that could be seen for miles around the bay area. The fire caused major damage to a Fish Processing and storage warehouse inside. One firefighter suffered a minor hand injury battling the flames but should be okay. No one else was injured. The huge flames came dangerously close to the uss Jeremiah Obrien, which is anchored at pier 45. More than 150 firefighters battled that fire and were able to see that historic ship. Firefighters say that success was due to a fire boat that raced to the scene yesterday morning. Fire boat three was detailed and tasked with saving the Jeremiah Obrien which they successfully did. This was a task that involved greater than 100 feet length of flame going over the Jeremiah Obrien, structural collapse with the walls coming in. All of those efforts related to the Jeremiah Obrien being saved. The uss Jeremiah Obrien as both a historic landmark and Floating Museum. It was built war ii. It was part of the 6000 ship or mata that stormed the beaches of normandy on dday in 1944. There is a lot of history on pier 45, it is not just about the uss obrien. If that fire would have gone out of control, you would have seen over 100 years of history go up. The crewnicknamed the historic ship the lucky obriant as hat and has made it through another close call. Firefighters were also able to use equipment to protect structures on the pit here including the tourist attraction you museum. The museum technique posted a thank you online to the San Francisco firefighters who helped protect that building. Stay with mornings on 2 for updates on the fire at pier 45. You can get updates anytime with the mobile app. It is free to download on your smart phone. California has recorded 4000 new coronavirus cases over the weekend. There are now over 92,000 cases here and 3700 deaths. In the bay area, there are over 12,000 confirmed cases of the virus. Alameda county reported tune deaths over the weekend. Solano county reported one death. California Health Officials are urging Nursing Homes to test all residents and staff. Throughout the pandemic, Nursing Homes have been a continuous hotspot for covid 19. 35 of all deaths in the state happened at care facilities. San francisco and la county are requiring nursing home residents and staff to be tested. States new recommendations they should be tested every week. Life may seem a bit more normal to Sonoma County residents in this Holiday Weekend. That is because that county has gotten the green light to move deeper into phase 2 of government nuisance roadmap to recovery. Reporter as of midnight saturday, restaurants and wineries opened to customers. There is a catch. The new health order in Sonoma County only allows Outdoor Dining at restaurants. Wineries, breweries and bars can also open for Outdoor Dining if meals are served. The county says there is a lower risk of virus transmission if people are outside. Tabletops are limited to people who live together. Restaurant owners were confused about how that would be enforced. Does mrs. Have to get creative, especially those with little or no outdoor space. It is an emotional weekend. It is going to be amazing. I am sure there are going to be some peers we cant do, but it will be great to see people. Reporter other changes also went into effect in Sonoma County. Summer day camps can reopen. Drivein ceremonies can happen as long as people stay in their cars. In person faithbased counseling is allowed if virtual sessions are not possible. Libraries can offer Curbside Pickup. Sonoma joins napa and solano counties and loosening restrictions in dining during phase 2 of the reopening process. There is no word on when the other six bay area counties plan to do the same. Oakland mayor libby schaff was tested for covid19. The test was done yesterday afternoon at the Allen Temple Baptist church on 85th and international. The mayor said she is not experiencing major symptoms of coronavirus but it does have a sore throat and wanted to air on the side of caution. This is open for everyone. The more people get tested, the more we will control this virus. The faster we will be able to get back to work, our lives, in a way that is safe and healthy. The drive through testing site is free and open until 7 00 every night. Anyone wanting a test must make an appointment. Your time is 7 08. Lets talk about our forecast. Meteorologist Rosemary Orozco is joining us now. Hey, rosemary. Good morning. Happy sunday to both of you and all of you out there. The heat up will continue today. During the days ahead, it could be a bit hazardous because we are expected to hit 100 degrees inland. That will, monday, tuesday and wednesday and now it looks like the thursday timeframe. Lets take care of today, another enjoyable one, giving you a live look into San Francisco. Just fog and haze to start our day. Temperatures are slightly warmer in some areas, 51 in santa rosa, 53 in San Francisco, oakland is 56. In san jose, you are 55. Here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. Notice within a few degrees yesterday morning, fairfield was cooler this morning and has to do with the direction of the wind. Yesterday, fairfield had a northeast wind flow coming. This morning it is an onshore breeze. So a little cool pacific air trickling into fairfield. Fairfield is starting out cooler than yesterday. Here is a look at where we are seeing fog along the coastline and in the bay. Not any patchy or dense fog this morning. That is why you see that haze over San Francisco. Today, the warmup continues. Temperatures are in the upper 60s along the coastline and pacifica. 82 is expected for haywood. Mid70s for the city of San Francisco. Inland, low 90s for areas over antioch, low 90s expected in santa rosa. Temperatures will continue to climb as we get into memorial day in the days ahead. The hottest temperatures we have seen this year. The National Weather service is issuing an advisory on that heat. Details on the advisory and your extended forecast coming up and a little bit. Up next, 2000 people gathered outside the state capital to protest stayathome orders. Here in california, their message straight ahead. 4th the chalk circles painted in San Francisco parks on saturday to serve as a reminder to people about social distancing didnt seem to work on saturday. Dolores park was still crowded. You could barely see those circles. They were painted wednesday and thursday at dolores park, little marina green, Washington Square and on the lawn of jacksonville put playground. When our photographers were out yesterday, we saw few people practicing social distancing or paying attention to those circles. Contra costa countys Deputy Health officer is encouraging people to get outside this Holiday Weekend, but is also reminding people to do that safely. We want to remind people if you go to the parks, go for exercise, not to socialize. No groups or gatherings. Be outside with your own household or dont mix between household. Dont know if you have it or someone who you are hanging out with has it because they may not have symptoms. Bay area Health Officials are reminding people a cdc study that shows 50 to 80 of all covid19 cases have been passed from people who are not showing symptoms. The mayor island preserve in vallejo has been closed since october but will be open for a few hours tomorrow. The army corps of engineers has been working to restore the preserve after a fire there. Officials say there was an overwhelming response. After they announced a memorial Day Celebration will be held at the reserve, it reached capacity and priority is given to senior military veterans. Timeout 7 14. Any people across california are heading to the beach on this warm and sunny memorial day weekend. The unofficial beginning of summer comes as many california counties are finally easing up on the shelter athome restriction. Many beaches in la county are among those packed over the weekend. They reopened last week along with beach parking lots and bike paths. There is still plenty of new Public Safety rules. There are still no umbrellas or coolers. We dont want large social gatherings. But you can come with your family, lay on a towel and sundays. Just try to do it near an open lifeguard tower. Anyone who goes to a Los Angeles County beach is required to wear a mask or other face covering. Any people appeared to be ignoring that order. As a lot of people head closer to home. They are doing that in the beaches reopened around the country for the unofficial start of the summer. Officials are taking steps to make sure beachgoers do not bring the virus with them. New york city beaches are open but swimming is not allowed. We are disappointed. We excited to come and check it out. With all the rules and regulations, we are disappointed. It wont restrict me from coming and walking on the beach. I find even on the most crowded day, there is plenty of room. Coastal officials are determining rules for each beach on the jersey shore. All open won plummeting social distancing guidelines and limiting the number of people. Aaa is not putting out travel estimates for the Holiday Weekend. They say they expect a record low number of travelers because of the pandemic. The tsa screened 338,000 passengers at checkpoints across the country. That is the most in two months at our airports, but still down around 88 percent compared to this time last year. Jetblues ceo says he believes in terms of air travel, we have already hit the low and will now see a big rebound. We are seeing 8 to 9 of what we would expect middle of april where on the bottom it was close to 3 or 4 . We are also seeing interest for vacation travel and people booking trips for holiday periods later in the year. If you do plan to fly, you will see changes that tsa checkpoints. They are asking passengers to show their own ticket instead of handing it to the tsa agent. If an xray machine is triggered, the passenger will be asked to move the item to avoid cross contamination. Tsa says passengers should arrive early to the airport because it will take longer to get through those checkpoints. Timeout 7 17. Time to talk about how this day is shaping up. Rosemary, it has been a nice couple of days. Yesterday was amazing. Today will be beautiful as well. We are watching temperatures creep up. Saturday was warmer than friday. Today will be warmer than yesterday. Then we get into some heat that could be dangerous. More on that in just a moment. How about a look at the Golden Gate Bridge waking up with hayes out there and patchy fog along the coastline inside the bay. We have the northeast flow still in place. You can see it here right at Storm Tracker two. We do have a variable wind. At the top of the hour, even a light offshore breeze in medical pacific air moving through this morning. Here is a look at the High Pressure that continues to strengthen into the days ahead, moving closer to us and moving the storm track further to the north. You can see a little bit of activity going on over the Pacific Northwest areas over oregon and washington. For us, we are seeing quite the opposite. We have the warming trend underway. This is when we are expecting a heat advisory for excessive heat. It starts tomorrow morning and goes until thursday until 7 00 in the evening. It is everywhere away from the coastline. You will notice the coast not included in the shade of orange. All of our north bay valley locations, and over toward the east and along the peninsula as well as to the south. Do expect that hot weather. We will be gearing up for it as we roll through the days ahead. Today, not the case. It will be a warmer day. Some areas into the low 90s. 53 in San Francisco, low 50s in berkeley, low 50s in livermore. We are starting out 60 degrees in brentwood. If you like a cool, get outdoors this morning and hide out for the afternoon. 98 degrees for novato. We have low 80s expected around the east word bayshore areas. If you head last, a Beautiful Day in San Francisco at 75. 69 for pacifica. Santa cruz is nice and warm. 90 degrees in los gatos, upper 80s over san jose. Here is a look at your extended forecast. Notice, our bayside communities in the low 90s. That is warm for bayside communities, especially if you dont have ac. Our inland cities hitting the century mark and remaining there tuesday, wednesday and thursday. Along the coast will be nice. A lot of the 70s with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies and a gentle onshore breeze in the afternoon. Back to you. Coming up, and up to track the coronavirus in real time. Details on the study that joined together researchers in the u. S. And britain. He is only 16 years old, but rgn gauvin has already made a couple of short films. His recent one takes us through new york city on his bicycle. It was a chance to show the city in a different light. I talked to him about the film. I really just wanted to capture not just what the city looked like and what it felt like to be here during this time, which is something hard to recreate on film, but i tried my best to recreate the mood of what new york city was like during this time. Then, also, for me, the most interesting thing is seeing how different people are affected by it. I dont think i had one single intent. I just wanted to see how different people, you know how it would touch them differently, and how different people react to it. What kind of reactions are you getting . I was totally shocked when some people told me they cried. It was not a reaction i thought it would have on people. For a new yorker to watch as it means one thing. I am sure for you to watch it, it means something completely different. For me, what i get out of it is having biked the street and saw what new york city was like. It was definitely a shock to me. I feel like it is still the same city it is just going through a phase right now. Already now, it is completely different than when i shot it, which was two or three weeks ago. The city is a completely different place now. I feel like the city is constantly changing. This was just a phase we are sort of going through. Such an incredibly well spoken and thoughtful young man. He says well he is not sure what his next project is going film. He may make a film documenting that as well. A new Smart Phone App could help track the spread of the coronavirus in real time. Scientists in the United States teamed up to create the app following the largest study of its kind. The app allows people to check off symptoms they are experiencing at the moment. Researchers at Harvard Medical School say it has proven to be remarkably effective in predicting coronavirus infections. We have been able to adopt the app in real time so as new symptoms are emerging as being associated with covid, we can add them quickly to the app. Symptoms are starting to rise in a given area, it can be an indicator that covid can be something emerging and we need to deploy more resources in terms of testing or medical capacity. A medical Research Team from Stanford University took part in the International Study to develop that new app. Northern california pastors say they appreciate the president labeling their work is essential. What some pastors sa