santa rosa also a half-inch it is clear for all today. we had upper 70s. often on rain i m sorry some rain into the east and then also from san jose and morgan hill santa cruz mountains as well. this will continue this will be the set up here and at the mirror for the next couple days at least until wednesday morning. the symptoms will drop and given is often on rain so the highs now, they have gone, it is way above. now they are below, back over two you guys. time is now 6:01. governor newsom will announce guidelines or restaurants to eventually reopen for dine in service. hears all the details. reporter: good morning dave, summon a simple as having a saltshaker on the restaurant table to be a thing of the past. owners and customers are wondering, what will restaurants look like once there are allowed to reopen again. it can be very different. governor newsom will announce his plans for the future california restaurants at a news conference today. while we wait to hear f
bring in rosemary for a talk of our weather. as i was looking at the weather, it is a day and it changes a lot. yeah, good morning to you. hello, happy saturday. we are with changes already underway. we have a mix of clouds out there along the coastline and inside the bay. we go partly sunny and partly cloudy and temperatures are expected to take a drop for today, in addition, to another dive tomorrow for mother s day. here s a view of what we can expect outside and about. we have upper 40s and upper 50s to start your morning. today, into the afternoon, some of those hotter spots that were well into the 90s expected to warm into the upper 80s. notice on sunday, another 5-10 degrees drop, especially for inland cities. details of what you can expect for today, the rest of the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. thank you. governor gavin newsom says roughly 70% of the state s economy can reopen again but with modifications. i know 70% is not 100%. i deeply recogni
reporter: he did, frank, and he did an unusual thing, he rejected the presidents call for dropping interest rates below zero, and said he would do other things, such as make loans more available, but he really made a strong point, urging the president and congress to take action. a warning, wednesday from federal chair, jerome powell, that we will see a recession. about 40% of those taking less than $40,000 a year have lost a job in march. reporter: powell warned of low productivity, stagnant incomes and bankruptcy. he says the fed will increase lending, but congress and the white house also need to put money into people s hands. additional fiscal support could be costly, but worth it if it helps avoid long-term damage and leaves us with a stronger recovery. this trade off is 14 our elected representatives. reporter: powell s statement set off along alarm bells. i think it is almost unheard of for federal chairman to be essentially recommending to the president an
services are available. today in the bay starts right now. good morning. the team nice and bright this morning, orange, orange, sunshine behind kari. it s just beautiful out there. i m marcus washington. well, aren t you chipper. i m laura garcia. good to see you guys. yes, it s friday. when you re working from home even you look forward to that. kari, you have a look at our forecast. it was hot yesterday. a cooling trend today? it s going to be the hottest day of the week today. it will peak and that s the reason for this bright orange background. our record high temperatures in our forecast today. i think we ll see numerous high temperature records set. santa rosa, our forecast high is 91 degrees. the record is 93. i do think we ll set some records in a few spots and will be watching those numbers very closely as we go into today. we ll talk more about a cooler weekend ahead coming up in a few minutes. thank you very much, kari. developing news overnight, we re he
of lightning as well. take a look at this, hail hitting the ground this morning after that heavy rain. this is video we got from roberto rivera early this morning in hayward. we begin this morning with live team coverage of weather with the latest conditions in the south bay, and traffic authority sal. you ve been busy since before you came in, watching those roads. first we go to steve with the latest in the weather. we have a little bit of a break here, some areas getting rain and others having clear skies but still a possibility of thundershowers today. we are not completely done. this system went by about 2:30 a.m., nothing compared to that yet. there s still some here moving through, a pretty good cell around the east bay. and we have some moderate rain over the san mateo bridge as well. isolated cells just west of woodside, around highway 92, maybe 35 getting brief heavy rain. this will favor areas probably closer to the coast and bay than inland, but everybody