54. the number of patients in icu stands at 179 which is down from 199 on wednesday. as alyssa harrington reports, local houses of worship had to make adjustments. and said of a piled into th cars and spent easter morning at a drive-in movie theater. the pastor delivered a sermon from the bed of the truck. the easter bunny hopped to car windows to pass out items like toiletries, groceries, masks and easter eggs. this is great for the kids. the kids have a lot of fun. they have toys and . we want you to practice social distancing but we don t want you to practice spiritual distancing. police arrived to make sure it was enforced. everyone had to stay in their cars. social distancing changed the way people come together on holidays like easter. ministers stayed home and provided a virtual service. it is like we have spooked up all of our people and placed them on the planet zoom and reconfigured and were celebrating in the same way just on another platform. the min
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horizon in fact there are a couple of storms that are headed our way by mid week. we may accumulate 7 in. of rain. this is expected to be the most significant storm of the season. high pressure is still in control. heading outside right now upper 30 s, 47 degrees for san francisco. it is a big cold outside the temperatures will continue to drop. as we head into the after no we have a day with potential 70 s. 69 degrees for oakland and temperatures will climb to the low 70 we re looking at the possibility of record-breaking highs. we re still talking about a deficit in terms of rain. we may put a dent in at santa rosa is about 15 1/2 inches of rain for we should be this time of year. here is the seven day around the bay. changes are coming by wednesday we may see rain for the evening commute. the winds will pick up. a second storm will arrive by friday. rain will remain early saturday morning and the clouds will clear by sunday. more details on that coming up. the traffic