rebecca. >>so here's a quick check of the richmond sandra fell bridge, not a lot going on traffic wise so it's a pretty easy. stretch here from richmond out towards marin county you can see there's just a few headlights here headed towards the toll plaza so things are fine here also looking at fine conditions of the bay bridge to fact our camera there giving us the live look showing us the traffic is moving without slowing down whatsoever as you make your way from oakland into san francisco, more weather and traffic checks in a bit but now let's get back to the news and in national headlines this morning. there are ongoing and growing calls for justice in the killing a fort hood army specialist vanessa game. there was a rally on capitol hill calling for changes to how harassment and abuse claims are handled by the military with working now with a closer look at the story. >>lucy delgaudio says she left the army in 1998 as a veteran and a survivor of assault, i haven't had a voice for 27 years

rebecca is in for john travel taking a look at the weather what do you see rebecca know i see a lot of fog a lot of gray skies in cloud cover around the bay area. >>and in fact you can see a some of that just behind me here conditions overlooking san francisco international airport right now. but the sun will be beaming through those clouds and in fact it is a little bit you can kind of see it there peeking through on the hills but it's going to get even more so clear and a lot more sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours. and it's going to get to temperatures anywhere from mild to warm today, no hot ones on the board but we're going to be mostly in the 60's if you're going to be in san francisco later this afternoon 65 is going to the high in downtown today, 66 in the mission district and then along the on terror and al to 60 degrees half moon bay you'll be at a high of 63. some low 70's through millbrae and burlingame at 74 and then we're going to see a upper 70's, the redwood city and san carlos both at 78 today, 75 for the high and palo alto a big change here we saw upper 80's

. >> rebecca is a mother of three living in boston her kids fall under the age of four. >> i only have two hands so sometimes it's tough. >> since the covid-19 outbreak, rebecca has been reluctant to take her children for their wellness exams and vaccinations. >> my concern was bringing them into an environment where there may be people that are covid positive. >> rebecca is not alone. the national foundation for infectious diseases reports the overall number of well child office visits is down by 50% since the pandemic started the world health organization sounded the alarm this week saying the avoidable suffering and death caused by children missing out on routine immunizations could be far greater than covid-19 itself that warning and decline in visits is why doctors and nurses at boston medical center started coming to see patients like rebecca's children in a mobile vaccination unit. >> when they pulled up, the pediatrician was there, >> early in the pandemic, there was a lot of fear in the community. we knew this was going to cause dramatic reductions in our rates of vaccination

rebecca, here's a quick look at the roads out there this morning as we're checking. >>the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza looking pretty good actually we've got hardly any impacting you at all at the toll plaza itself so you don't have to slow down at all as you make your way from richmond into marin county this morning. now think we have one more bridge. now we'll check the other bridges coming up here in just a little bit speaking of richmond, the richmond police department is welcoming its newest chief this saturday, although the surf ranch is a veteran of the department should be making history by assuming the position as chief. officially kron four's terisa stasio has her story. >>we have been the interim chief for now almost 11 months, i've already had a kind of a head start moving forward. >>richmond police chief besa french on stepping into the official role as the police chief effective august 1st, there will be several first when she assumes the role she will be the youngest chief on record. and the first female chief. >>i think that bring a unique p

we've got rebecca strong in the weather center with more on your forecast. yeah, good morning james good morning daryn yes, we're looking at some great conditions. >>a lot of fog out there we're also seeing some low lying clouds be could see the fog that we're talking about this is my east bay camera overlooking a normally what would be a blanket of light lighting a berkeley and then we can normally see all the way to the bay camp this morning until we get some of this fog out of our way future cast for showing us though the visibility will continue to improve get really good right around the lunchtime hour that's when we'll see a lot of sunshine around the bay area bringing those temperatures anywhere from mild ones to even some warm once no hot temperatures on top, though that's what i'm tracking we're definitely below average right now out the door 50's 60's on the board. let you know what just how warm or mild, it's going to get in your neighborhood coming up in a couple of minutes back to the news. thanks a lot and let's start with the coronavirus the u

that rebecca yeah we're still seeing some of that out there. >>a lot of cloud cover around the bay area that peaks of sunshine right now we're tracking some of that here at san francisco international airport you can definitely see all the on the top end of the screen there. but it's going to start clearing up even more and more as we get closer to that lunch time hour and bringing us some mild to even now warm temperatures as we get through the rest of the day delay free and sfo oakland and san jose so far this morning. you can see the visibility much versus the early hours that i was tracking even at 05:00am this morning. so we're definitely getting better things are going to only continue to clear as we get closer to noontime there you can see it on future cast for the time are up there. and then we're going to see it to come back to us later on in the evening that marine layer is going to be really thick over the next couple days keeping us. very cool versus this time what would be the normal. temperatures for this time of year 56 degrees r

rebecca morel, bbc. katty: we will get those rocks back in 10 or 15 years which by the time i promise coronavirus will be ancient history. i hope. we were hearing in the program about the fural for john lewis, the civil rights leader and congressman who died this month. t w son of a poor farmer who campaigned foric racial juand then went on to represent the state of georgia in congress for more than three decades. ♪ reporter: they came together to honor a man whose activism helped bring about some of the biggest strides forward in american democracy in generations. ♪ reporter: to pay their respects to john lewis, three former presidents traveled to his final farewell. >> he has been called an american saint. they believe are willing to give even life itself to bear witness to the truth that drove him all his life. that we could build a world of peace and justice, harmony and dignity and love. reporter: it was john lewis who lead marches on what became b known ody sunday. an act for which he was bruta

04am morning news, let's get to the weather center before we get to the news and say good morning to rebecca good morning james and ari i know i just take a second what does it again. it is tuesday and it is foggy we're starting off a foggy in low lying clouds around the bay area, san francisco here you can see downtown you can see it that well, but you can see some of the lights from the buildings behind me as our camera readjust their. >>and temperatures you're waking up to very similar temperatures we've seen the last couple of weeks 50's 60's on the board 60 degrees in hayward right now 61. in san jose 55 in downtown san francisco. 57 degrees in nevado and 55 in petaluma right now so just light long sleeves to get you buy and then we're going to have a smile to even warm temperatures into the afternoon with a lot of sunshine a high of 65 in san francisco 68 in oakland and 81 today in san jose a break it all down even further coming up in just a couple of minutes back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much for back at 5 o'clock is the time, we'll start the hour with an update on th

>>good but warm i think rebecca in the weather center with that good morning. yeah, good morning guys. yes we're going to see some warm weather and it's going to get nicer as we closer to the lunchtime hour. if you like sunshine. we'll definitely have a lot for it for you because right now we just have to get through the fog we're looking at conditions live ones here at san francisco international airport we did see that thick marine layer. >>rolling on through it's going to stick around through the next couple of hours before finally dissipating into the afternoon. highs today pretty mild across a much of san francisco, this afternoon 67 in the downtown area today 69 expected for the high in the mission district upper 50's and to mid 60's along the coast on terror 58 in l granada half moon bay you'll be at a high of 65 66 for san bruno 73 in millbrae today and then some low 80's, redwood city and san carlos both at a high of 81 this afternoon 72 if you're going to be in woodside later on today. a little bit warmer across to your south bay zone 81 in santa clar

i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program the united states celebrates independence day as the country reports another record rise in new coronavirus cases more than 57000 people have been infected in the past 24 hours alone u.s. president donald trump kicked off the 4th of july celebrations an addon event in south dakota fireworks lit up the sky over the mount rushmore monument which in a controversial move trump chose as the venue for this year's festivities in a divisive speech he criticized recent protesters against racial injustice as a merciless campaign to wipe out our history. trump has promised a night to remember on the national more in washington tens of thousands are expected to gather to watch the flyovers and fireworks display in other parts of the country though 4th of july displays and parades have been canceled due to fears of a further spread of the coronavirus with experts calling on americans to practice social distancing at public and private gatherings not many feel like celebrating the national holiday. has more last chance to enjoy an mt washington mall before t

rebecca, 6.16, on the clock checking traffic around the bay. >>we're beginning to see a couple of key few lanes here beginning to back up at the bay bridge toll plaza, not surprising that typically happens at the 6 o'clock hour we'll give it a couple of hours it should send out that between now and then yeah traffic will certainly build here at the toll plaza as usual start giving yourself a little extra time the golden gate bridge those been a nice ride all morning long as you can see traffic streaming. pretty quickly are in county down into san francisco with no slowdown whatsoever at the toll plaza there more weather traffic and a bit now let's get back to the headlines and happening today, the ceo's of google apple facebook and amazon are going to face congress lawmakers are considering was of these tech giants should be broken up. >>because of antitrust concerns karin caifa has a preview of what congress wants to now. >>the covid-19 pandemic has brought economic devastation for many american companies and especially workers but for the big

that's a look at whether james all right, thank you very much rebecca. >>let's give you a quick look outside here as we gauge traffic around the bay so far so good here at the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza. >>traffic really getting in your way as you make your way through the toll gates, no problems on the spanish you make your way into sandra fell. here's another look for you this morning, the bay bridge approach all in all not bad in about a half hour, we'll expect a few lanes to begin to start backing up. but at this point anyway, you're still streaming through the toll plaza just fine knows no slow down for you as you make your way into san francisco. >>in a say the richmond police department is welcoming its newest chief this saturday be so french makes it official assuming the position that she's been in for almost a year now kron four's terisa stasio has her story. >>they have been the interim chief for now almost 11 months, i've already had a kind of a head start moving forward. >>richmond police chief besa french on stepping into the of

rebecca: our sun and remarkable close-up detail. these images reveal something we have never seen ber re, small soares across the whole surface, which scientists have called campfires. >> seeing these images for the first time was breenhtaking, and e look at the sun in these images can we are able to see explosions all throughout the sun's atmohere. that is the beauty of it, finding new things for the first time, seeing t sun in a new way that we could not have imagined. rebecca: the spacecraft started its mission in february, and building the u.k. come it is designed c toe with extreme temperatures as in years our star. the earth is 93 million miles from the sun,is and otherons have taken solar pictures from just about our planet. but on the first pass, the solar orbiter got much closer, within next two years and it is heading closer still, within 25 million miles of the sun. this would give us a totally new view. >> in the next few years we will be able to pull off and look down onhe sun above the north pole and later on the south

rebecca morel has more for us. >> 2, 1, 0. d ft off. rebecca: the start of a mission. that could finally answer the big question. was there ever life on mars? the rover is called, perseveranced it is going to a region that was once covered by a lake. >> we now know mars had an enormous amount of water in its past if ancient life was on mars, we have a good abet that we might be able to find it in the sediment so this is really a life detection mission. rebecca: this is the most advanced mars rover that nasa has ever built. it is about the same size and weight as a small car and it is jampacked with instruments. this is its robotic arm, equipped with a drill, and it will take samples of rock that could contain signs of life. there is also an instrument that will try to make oxygenrom the carbon dioxide rich atmosphere, a vital astronauts on mars.ure for the first time, nasa will test a mini mars helicopter thai try to fly in the extremely thin martianir. >> it is another pair of eyes from a totally different vantage point. bljust being to get t places that wsimply can't

rebecca good morning james good morning. daryn a yes we're starting off very cloudy around the bay area and a lot of fog especially along the coast and throughout san francisco. >>downtown san jose camera showing the gray skies overhead and that's definitely keeping things on the cooler side this morning as you wake up with us but things will change into the afternoon we're going to have some mild to warm weather on tap but still below average for this time of year in fact we're seeing nothing but 60's throughout san francisco. >>downtown you're going to be at 68 for the high they're 69 in the mission district and at the coast upper 50's to low on tara and elgar not of both in the 50's 65 if you're going to be in half moon bay today. low 70's on the board 72 in millbrae 74 in burlingame and continuing throughout the peninsula 79 in redwood city, those upper 70's continue through palo alto and mountain view, san carlos. nice 80 degree mark for you with a lot of sunshine to enjoy those 80's low 80's continue throughout much of

rebecca, here's a quick look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. >>as we give you a quick update on the commute conditions out there right now looking pretty good westbound 5.80 no problems here in richmond. no issues on the stand either as you make your way out towards the north bay if you're in marin county looking to make your way down into san francisco. you're looking pretty good on 1 one across the golden gate bridge in here you see the bay bridge where traffic moving just fine as you're working your way from oakland to san francisco. the volume is building as you can see, but you're still not slowing down at all as you make your way through the toll plaza itself will probably expect to see that building over the next couple of hours. back to the news now we have the coronavirus pandemic impacting student athletes across the state fall sports will now be postponed to december kron 4 says it made you spoke to a football coach about the potential impact this is going to have on student athletes. the california interscholastic federation, the go

>>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news i'm rebecca strom in for john stray ball on this. wednesday wednesday morning, happy and everyone we're taking a live look outside right now lots of fog lots of cloud cover around the bay area, especially in san francisco, you can see it here on our south of market camera and the good news is though sunshine of course is on the way once we get through these early morning hours we're going to see some warm temperatures, especially inland. it's going to be nice and mild pretty much of the coast and around the bay much of the same going to happen it's going to be a morning fog then opening up to a lot of sunshine and those seasonal continue into the next couple of days until we get to this weekend things are going to get hot especially on saturday and sunday for summer inland valley locations all those details coming up a little bit later james all right rebecca, thank you coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news. we have contra costa county imposing stiff fines for not wearing a mask in public with details on that coming up in a live

rebecca strong keeping an eye on that morning are back and now good morning. james, we definitely are seeing a foggy conditions around the bay area patchy fog in some spots, especially in our south zone but look at this san francisco international airport we can definitely see some of the fog later in the low lying clouds here in the shot. >>and we're going to be seeing that over the next couple of hours around the bay area until we finally get some clearing a closer to lunchtime. good news though for the airports, we're delay free into san francisco oakland and san jose all checking in problem free. so far but as always check with your carrier before heading to the airport, future cast for showing us the visibility we're just really socked in in some spots, especially through nevado half moon bay, the usual suspects. but then we are going to get a lot of sunshine as we advance about the head get closer to that lunch time hour and into the afternoon. we are going to see temperatures bumped up as well for now though just long sleeves maybe to get you out of the

a in a while rebecca strong in the weather center we're talking a little bit while yesterday guess rebecca about how because. >>of the shelter-in-place ins. so many fewer people on the roads we haven't had those you know spare the air days like we typically have i skies today because of the fires yeah exactly so definitely they have respiratory issues stay inside just another reason to definitely try to stay indoors. >>and just take care of yourselves and be safe out there for now we are seeing a lot of fog right now a lot of cloud cover around the bay area. >>visibility, not the greatest right now, but we will get sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours a live look outside right now conditions. for san jose in the downtown area right now you can kind of see some of the fog of the cloud cover there in the middle of your screen. but things will change closer to the lunchtime hour temperature wise though we're pretty much waking up to a similar. feel of temperature than what we were at this time yesterday so a few degrees. on the higher side like through oakland and concord but you're no

news i'm rebecca races for me and the entire team here thanks so much watching. a meal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season of only. the planet on the brink of disaster we did a long interview with experts about one question how has it changed our.

keith fitz-gerald, and rebecca walser. rebecca, start with you first, the supreme court's reaction, the stock market reaction to the supreme court today? >> it is uncertainty. charles, we have uncertainty and sitting president, potential damaging records, i'm projecting that is what people might think they would be, market doesn't like uncertainty. we like certainty. it makes investors think maybe joe biden will be the president and i think his policies are disaster for our economy and disaster for the free market. charles: keith, i would say not only uncertainty but uncertainty disrupting the election. i think the market is saying they prefer a president trump over a president biden. >> i agree with you. the market's job is not to decide who is right or wrong. it is the market's job to decide who is profitable. put that on the table now. to rebecca's point, uncertainty is the driver. they're getting cautious. natural to take foot off the gas. it is natural with a changing narrative. charles: on the notion or taking or kee

the original you rebecca louise law intended to take the blossoms down again at the end of the year and reuse them as usual but now she's got another idea. so now in conversations about. this. people of time i have heard of the work in the us and read that of a raised plans to expand the culture with dried violets that people have collected for her. germany is not necessarily known for its street food here in the capital the most popular snack to go is the during a kebab which was invented in berlin but is based on turkish cuisine down south. and soft pretzels are all the rage but in the northern states the fish or fish role is a quintessential street food snack and has the reputation of being a bit old fashioned but in the port city of hamburg chefs updating its image. fish and bread are northern germany's traditional street food. but it has to crunch nicely when you take a bite all along the coast locals and visitors have their favorites of salmon sandwich of course fried fish and bread crumbs cup and shrimp roll i can't wait to try it because they're going to face. is my health you k

yeah good morning rebecca. i think an agreement isn't reached but not today and so not at this weekend my gut feeling is that we will find some middle ground by the end of the day and then the bureaucrats and the delegation of it's a. hard mission to fulfill to reach a closer deal by the end of the month and then i expect leaders of the e.u. countries to meet again by the end of july to conclude the entire package but it's too complicated it's too big this is maybe the most pivotal summit since the last the euro crisis we had 10 years ago because this is the biggest pile of money the e.u. ever dealt with right so we could be likely to be doing this dance again soon now if they don't agree with dave you're right with your opinion there how how bad does that look for germany so soon into the e.u. presidency. i think all analysts and all the political professionals behind the scenes and no one expected this will be an easy mission and. the lucky story maybe a message from berlin is with uncle america we have the l

reporter rebecca rivers has been following the story she joins me now here. so let's talk about this rebecca about the new regulations versus the impact that they're going to have well brant this law which will come into effect in october requires social media companies the big ones the ones that have more than a 1000000 turkish daily uses such as facebook twitter you tube and the like it will . it will mean that they have to set up local offices to comply with requests to take content down basically content requests from the government i use it out of also have to be stored on servers in turkey making it much easier to access that use adata if the companies refuse they face hefty fines and also datta speed cuts which obviously makes their platforms unusable and the impact is going to be huge on ordinary turkish citizens and journalists a lie. the internet has become the primary the primary platform for critics of the government for dissenting voices and when i wanted to be critical alternative news organizations now human rights of obviously come out saying

i'm rebecca races welcome to the program european union leaders will hold a 2nd day of talks in brussels today to try to bridge their differences over a 750000000000 euro recovery fund and i'm still help the bloc deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus german chancellor angela merkel is chairing the talks as germany is currently holding the e.u.'s rotating presidency she's admitted that finding a compromise why not be easy the e.u. is divided on how to assist those hardest hit by the pandemic. i'm a just sticking point continues to be a want to grey member states should share the debt burden the idea that the a you could mutual eyes debts meaning that they could borrow money as a bloc instead of individual nations has some members digging in their heels all before we go to brussels to talk to our correspondent let's take a look at italy where the industrial north has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus and the country was already heavily in debt before. masks on gloves off european leaders are back in brussels for the 1st time since the beginning of the current crisis wi

i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program a year later is trying to reach agreement on a 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery plan have extended their summit into a 3rd day despite meeting until late on saturday night in brussels it is failed to finalize a deal member countries are divided on how much of the money should be distributed as grounds and how much as long as hard hit southern states including italy and spain is seeking substantial aid payments but a. group of fiscally frugal northern countries favor loans and more control over how the money is spent. bridging the gap between the 2 opposite camps is proving to be a major challenge german chancellor angela merkel was that a deal might not be reached today begin in today we are entering the 3rd day of negotiations and it is certainly the decisive one for the various issues the size of the fund the type of control and also the questions of the rule of law have now been well dealt with i still can't say whether a solution will be found there is a lot of goodwill but there are also many positions and so i will support them but

it only took rebecca louise law one week to complete her sculpture out of some 200000 dried. but then the opening had to be postponed for several months because of the coronavirus and. at one time the 16th century chapel was an herbal pharmacy for the poor and sick to work of floral art is also a tribute to the exhibition space itself. some of he. had to be individually attached to this then copper wire. artist prepared the composition at home in her studio and sent her to italy. and we work together with her to hang up the various sprays of flowers on the framework and link at a clinic. we use laws our design demand internationally. over $1000000.00 dried blossoms parts of which she really uses over and over. as in berlin in 2016. and 2 years later into lido ohio. to the different locations most often public spaces. her 200-1000 installation. was displayed in a community center in michigan. bringing. to places where. people have lost connection with nature in the air. they need a reminder. she grew up surrounded by nature and flowers as a young artist she already enjoyed mak

here is science correspondent rebecca morelle. rebecca: our sun and remarkable close-up detail. these images reveal something we solar flares acroswhole small surface, which scientists have called campfires. >> seeing these images for the first time was breathtaking, and when we look at the sun in these images can we are able to see explosions all throughout the sun's atmosphere. that is the beauty of it, finding new things for the first time, seeing the sun in a new way that we could not have imagined. rebecca: the spacecraft started its mission in february, and building the u.k. come it is cope with extre temperatures as in years our star. the earth is 93 million miles from the, s and other missions have taken solar pictures from just about our planet. bu fon thest pass, the solart orbiter ch closer, within 48 million miles, and over the next two years and it is heading closer still, within 25 million mileof the sun. this would give us a totally new view. >> in the next few years we will be able to pull off and look down on the sun above the north pole and later on the southdo

then, rebecca got the news they were fearing. we found out this morning from a reporter, um, that 41 more people had been tested positive for coronavirus. and, uh, came to find out i was one of those 41 people. an hour later, having packed a few clothes, rebecca is taken off the ship and into isolation in hospital. 0k. yeah. all right. i love you! see you. see you later. i remember seeing herwalk down the hallway when she left and turning the corner and didn't know when i would — i would see her again. over the coming days, the ship becomes the single biggest source of new cases in the world outside wuhan, where the coronavirus had first started. you could tell what kind of day it was going to be, just by looking outside onto the dock. you could see the ambulances lined up. having completed his quarantine and showing no symptoms, kent frasure was finally allowed to leave the diamond princess. there's the ship. yeah. the nightmare is over. 30—something days on that ship. it would be another two weeks before his wife, rebecca,

>>thank you very much rebecca so to the breaking news now from overnight. we have a second person in alameda county sheriff's that's died from coronavirus in less than 24 hours out for israel harvey is live at the 7 station in san leandro with the details rana. >>you know it's always hard to say goodbye to a loved one and that's what the sheriff's office has had to do twice in the past 24 hours. both passing away from coronavirus like you mentioned when he put out a tweet late last night confirming the passing of that second. >>a colleague of the years, they said it is with great sadness that we can confirm that a professional non sworn staff member of our agency has passed away this evening. due to covid-19 complications. this is our second employee to pass away in the past 24 hours to the covid-19 we will put out further information later not reached out to the sheriff's office to try to get more information on the person who just passed away. now on thursday deputy oscar roche it passed away from covid-19 roche a work in the court system and at the santa

settle rebecca down. but they both escaped different times, even though grace designed a house for rebecca on the grounds. so they eventually were taken to the zoo. susan: ok. how did she square the furs that we see her wearing? cynthia: she did wear quite a bit of fur, yes. how did she square with that? i don't know. i'm sure she didn't. she just thought that was fun. susan: one other passion, baseball. amity: it was said, she was rabid. she loved baseball. she loved baseball more than the president. and i think she loved that it lifted him up. i noticed when i was writing about some of his great battles, say over taxes or fiscal problems or vetoing that he had to do, grace would take him to a baseball game. and you know, that's what they did in washington. and later, when she was alone, she went to baseball with her friends in boston herself, subsequently. susan: she was a red sox fan? amity: she was a red sox fan. susan: but here, they watch the washington senators as they were known back then. how far

rebecca vardy, wife ofjamie sillitoe. rebecca vardy, wife of jamie vardy, is sillitoe. rebecca vardy, wife ofjamie vardy, is herself a well—known media figure, after her appearance on i'm a celebrity. however the last few months she says have been a tournament, as she revealed on the programme. i ended up with severe anxiety attacks and ended up in hospital three times. i ended up with kidney stones. and because of this tournament, herfriend stones. and because of this tournament, her friend coleen rooney, who is of course the wife of another footballer, wayne rooney. the trouble began when stories about calin and wayne began appearing in the papers. calin began some detective work and set up a private instagram account she says accessible to just one person and then watched to see if the information she posted appeared in the press. a few months later she revealed what she had done, and a name, rebekah vardy. she had done, and a name, rebekah va rdy. rebekah she had done, and a name, rebekah vardy. rebekah vardy says she didn't leak anything has filed a claim for lib

rebecca tara good morning james yes we're going to take a live look outside right now conditions around the bay area a very similar story to what we've been seeing the last couple of weeks around the bay area in fact, you're waking up to that fog once again rolling through san francisco and a lot of low lying clouds through much of the bay area some patchy fog in other spots, especially in our south bay zone. so future cast for showing us said the visibility map here not the greatest especially if you're going to be a traveling along highway, one or maybe one oh one coming out of the north bay visibility down to about a mile through nevada couple miles and san francisco, and visibility quite pour in half moon bay and even the east bay hills there through oakland. drive along 80 just be real careful out there. the good news is things are going to improve as we get through the early morning hours into this afternoon. this is again what we've been seeing pretty for the last few weeks here and so right around midday. that's when we'll see a lot of that clearing around the noontime hour and

>>some low clouds overhead rebecca yeah, we're definitely some folks socked in by that fog, especially right here in san francisco in fact. >>this are downtown shot one of our cameras here and they're really just completely covered by the fog all the buildings there you can see a little bit on the lower half of your screen. but the good news is things are going to get clear as we get to it through the rest of the morning hours and open up to a lot of sunshine around the bay area and temperatures getting back to normal for this time of year that we've seen really over the entire weekend and pretty for the last couple of days now we're going to see extend through the rest of the week as well so nice getting a little bit warm 67 for the high in san francisco today, downtown you'll be at 69 for the mission district 66 in the sunset district and then at the coast as upper 50's to low 60's popping up once again today, 57 in mount airy 58 melbourne on of its 65 in half moon bay. that's a nice temperature but it will be a little bit overcast there more sunshine that to expect along the peninsu

rebecca, good morning guys well, it's slowly changing just not a anywhere along the coast or even parts of san francisco right now because we're still socked in by the fog. >>but other areas we're starting to see clearing and better and better conditions out there because sunshine is on the way believe it or not this or south of market camera right here and yet we're still gray, things will start changing as we get closer to the afternoon here's a breakdown of your afternoon highs in san francisco downtown you'll be at a high of 67 today, 69 in the mission district 50's and 60's at the coast 50 six-month tara 65 in half moon bay today, 73 those we move over to millbrae 76 for the high in burlingame and then now we're looking at 70's to low 80's here from foster city at 75 to san carlos coming in at 81. woodside you'll be at a high of 75 this afternoon, yourself a zone looks like this 79 in sunnyvale today, lots of sunshine and a pretty hot in morgan hill at a high of 8984 if you're going to be and the downtown san jose area. really by the bay areas likes hayward and union city both comi

let's start off with a check of the weather josh are able is off rebecca is in for him. hi rebecca, hey daria we are tracking a little bit of sunshine already coming through some of the clouds especially here in downtown san francisco. >>we were socked in by the fog earlier this morning. the agency now the sun reflecting off some of the building so nice shot here and it's only going to get better and better as we get closer to the lunchtime hour of course when things will start to really clear out future cast for is going to show us that you can see right now visibility down to a few miles for some of the shore freeway areas. the fox really going to be sticking for coastal spots for the rest of the afternoon and then pretty much sunny and clear everywhere else temperatures smile to even ones, we'll have those coming up in just a bit daria thanks a lot. let's start with the latest coronavirus numbers the u.s. set to pass a grim milestone, a 141,000 americans have died of covid across the country nearly 60,000 people are in the hospital. the cdc is forecasting more than a

rebecca, as we just heard, that extra $600 is the difference between making it and not. put into perspective how the money helps families and the economy. >> right now, we're in the midst of a global pandemic where there's this gigantic hole in our economy. but because of these checks and the stimulus checks that have been put in the pockets of americans, people are spending some money. and that's important. our consumer spending accounts for 70% of our economic behavior. our economy. and whether it's doing well and adding jobs or not doing well and subtracting jobs. as the money moves, it's like the grease in the skids of the economy. it keeps the economy moving as well. >> explain how this new proposal is different. >> right now, what expires as of july 31st is that additional $600 benefit. if you're unemployed, you still get the benefits from your state and local government, but you won't get the federal amount of money. the new proposal says the new amount would be $200, instead of $600. about 66% less of what would have been going into the pockets of the 30 million

we are with rebecca strom in the weather center. good morning, good morning james and darya the thursday morning foggy weather forecast very gray out there right now for much of the bay area's summary spay inland valley locations already seeing some clearing and some sunshine but not here in san francisco, it's going to take of the next couple of hours for the fog to roll out of the city and it to open up to clear conditions. this is our south of market camera. we are going to get some sunshine and some warm temperatures depending on where you will be mile in some spots of the coast a little bit warmer and then of course and then as we get into tomorrow we're going to wake up to the fog once again and then it's going to open up into a lot of sunshine and then those seasonal. temperatures continue into tomorrow but then this weekend we will see a little bit of a change, especially inland because we're going to get quite hot anywhere from low to even mid 90's. so if you want to get some relief definitely want to hang out of iron baysi

rebecca 8.14 i let's check the roads once more pictures should be getting better. >>all around the bank sure enough we're seeing our first example of that here at the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza. no issues here in west bound 5.80. as you make your way across the water and into marion county. we're also looking at a smooth ride on the golden gate bridge to a lot of them are in county commuters coming down to the san francisco been enjoying a nice quiktrip at the limit across the span. no problems being reported by the chp anywhere really in the north bay on 1 one as you head down into san francisco. >>the health impacts from the pandemic of reaching far beyond the coronavirus mandy gaither has more on how the virus has disrupted cancer research. >>from lockdowns to fear of catching the coronavirus there are many reasons people have put off routine health care during this pandemic and doctor anthony fauci says it could have devastating consequences project. >>that over the next decade. could actually result. in 10,000 or more excess deaths from breast and

>>thank you very much rebecca. few bridge cameras to check for you this morning as we're looking at the right well looks like the backup here at the bay bridge toll plaza is sending out earlier than expected. it's only 7.17 we're already seeing things greatly improved over last check about half hour ago. so that's the right here across the bay bridge. no issue there from oakland and san francisco, farther to the south we're looking at san mateo bridge here westbound right on 92, which is the right hand side of the screen. the taillights that is traffic moving in your commute direction from the east bay out towards the peninsula and as you can see, everything's moving at the limits you're making good time from one end to the other. all right, let's talk various sports this morning, the giants are now getting ready for opening day tomorrow this after completing their exhibition game. yesterday there was a large group giants players once again taking in need. during the national anthem, that included public sandoval t

rebecca good morning, good morning james good morning. gerri i guess we're tracking fog we're tracking cloud cover and yet is kind of hard to see on some are cameras right now because it's so dark out san francisco. they can kind of make out some of the fog you can see it between the buildings here definitely gray skies, you're waking up to. >>this morning around the bay area temperature wise we're going to be anywhere from mild conditions to warm ones that's it for the summertime right now we're definitely below average for this time of year 68 for the high in downtown san francisco today, 69 in the mission district along the coast will be in the upper 50's to a low 60's as well, 64 of pacifica 57 him on tara 65 going to be for half moon bay that afternoon high there and millbrae 72 degrees 74 in burlingame today, 80 degrees in san carlos upper 70's in redwood city and palo alto and it looks like a low 80's. that's where we're going to top out for your entire south bay so much cooler than what we saw last week 80 degrees in santa clara m

i'm rebecca rich's welcome to the program a year late is trying to reach agreement on a 750000000000 euro coronavirus recovery plan have extended a bass summit into a 3rd day despite meeting until late on saturday night in brussels leaders failed to finalize the deal then become trey's a divided on how much of the money should be distributed as grants and how much as long as hard hit solvent states including italy and spain a safe substantial aid payments. well let's go to brussels now and bring in our correspondent marina strauss who's at the summit in brussels marina they discuss this new proposal all day yesterday and late into the night is there any sign that there is pursuit proposal is going to go anywhere. well the land's prime minister. said after the meeting ended yesterday that german press german chancellor angela merkel and french president walked out of a meeting with the self declared frugal for countries so that more wealthy countries from the north led by richard health and so the atmosphere didn't seem to be that good at 11 o'clock when the summit ended but what we k

but rebecca got rambunctious and they got reuben to come to the white house and settle rebecca down. they both escaped at different times, even the grace designed a house for rebecca on the grounds. so they eventually were taken to the. zero >> how did you deal with the furs that she wore? >> she does wear furs. i'm sure she just thought that was fine. >> she was rabbit, that's what i read. she loved baseball more than the president. i think she loved it. i notice that when he was writing about the great battles say over taxes, the skull problems, vetoing, grace was taken to a baseball game. that's what they did in washington, and later when she was a low she went to baseball with her friends in boston herself, subsequent to the presidency. >> she was a red sox fan? >> here they watch the washington senators. how far into their months in office after the death of president harding did they decide that he would seek the presidency in 1924? >> it was automatic, but the moment it became clear when he could do it among the other politicians was when he gave a long speech, a state of the