area. first a potential fire danger in the forecast. we get over to meteorologist lisa argen with a look at that. we sure do. all that starts tonight and lasts through the overnight hours into monday, like the fall regime and summertime pattern we have. the fog there s live doppler 7 with cloud cover, just over a mile visibility from sfo to half moon bay. a quarter mile up in santa rosa and two miles in novato. with that cold front and the clouds out there, temperatures are much warmer this morning. 50 in oakland, san francisco. upper 30s from napa to santa rosa. 39 in livermore. it brings us to to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. the north winds throughout the day today. by 9:00 we re in the upper 40s to near 50. 1:00 low to mid-60s so it s another mild afternoon and then we ll be looking at those winds kicking up throughout the later evening hours. red flag warning tonight, through 11:00 and not only for the hills. it move down through the peninsula. we ll talk in deta
open schools now! it s hard for a lot of people and my mental health hasn t been so great during zoom school. a day of demonstrations in two local cities showing just some of the many pandemic emotions pouring out as the bay area battles a drastic climb in cases. good morning, everybody. it s sunday, december 6th. we have lots to get to, with a busy week ahead for the bay area. first a potential fire danger in the forecast that we re also tracking. we get over to meteorologist lisa argen with a look at that. good morning, lisa. hey, liz, good morning to you. today will be a calm day, and we re getting into that red flag warning and wind advisory for the upper and lower elevations after 11:00 tonight. right now, live doppler 7 picking up on the cloud cover, that weak front that pushed through yesterday leaving us with more moisture. there s fog out there. 49 in oakland and milder alame ta, 51 degrees. 45 in san jose. some upper 30s from livermore to santa rosa and the fo
shutdown again. it s the final weekend before five counties enact a new stay-at-home order. good evening and thank you store joining us. i m dion lim. they say there is no time to wait, local icus are filling up fast. the order goes into effect at 10:00 tomorrow night for san francisco and contra conat thtra county. the order mimics a state order that would have gone into effect when the icu capacity dropped below 15%. but officials didn t want to risk waiting. restaurants can now only do takeout. outdo outdoor playgrounds and salons must shut down. one salon has been packed all day trying to fit in last-minute customers. i can understand, matt. reporter: super busy out here. it looks like there may be one customer finishing up at this late hour despite that 10:00 p.m. curfew. while i spoke to people inside, they understand the need for drastic measures, but one stylist says this team arouime t feels unfair for her business heading into the holidays. it s been all hands on
announcer: building a better bay area for a safe secure future. this is abc7 news. the coronavirus pandemic continuing to hurt bay area workers. tonight we re tackling unemployment. the new relief bill some workers say can t come soon enough, and the red tape some restaurant owners are running into as they try to reopen. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i m dion lim. i m eric thomas. taking a look at where california stands right now with the coronavirus, the number of confirmed cases in the state is down significantly with more than 8200 cases over there were over 10,000 cases yesterday. the seven day positivity rate went down to 7.8% which is under the state s threshold of 8. santa cruz county was added saturday to the state s watch list. that means in cases don t drop in three days it will have to roll back its reopening. tonight bart board dufty. they said they failed to comply with the health orders. the pandemic including the economy, a big part of tha
entrance exam. actress felicity huffman is asking for no prison time. the government says they considered the amount of the bribe whether somebody was a repeat player, whether they were an active or passive participate in the scheme and whether or not they involved their children. in the newsroom for the i-team, melanie woodro, abc 7 news. thanks, melanie, very much. now to another i-team update. an italian police officer died from 11 stab wounds in 32 seconds. that s the stunning finding from an investigative report involving two teenagers being held in a rome prison. dan noyes joining us. the prosecution just handed over 2,000 pages of evidence to the defense teams. two graduates of tam high school are being held in the death of officer and that man s partners reportedly changing his account of what happened that night. family members visited both teams at the prison in central roam today, a spokesman told me she traveled to the city under the radar to see 19-ye