it's down to 100 people. b.a.r.t. ridership down 35% compared to a thursday. >> contra costa superior court closed sunday. it will remain closed through april 1st. department of health now says there are 237 confirmed cases in the state. >> here are confirmed cases in the bay area we know of. 13 in santa clara county, 5 in san francisco. >> happening now schools are closed until early april. >> the district joins a slew that closed down campuses, some moving to online learning. >> lauren martinez joins us live. lauren. >> reporter: students will be out of school for the next three weeks. this will impact about 3,000 educators and 36,000 students and families. >> within the last hour, the alameda complaint health department confirmed four new

cases of covid-19. >> oakland unified school district officials made the announcement to close all schools for three weeks amidst the rising number of coronavirus cases. >> we all know that this decision will pose difficult times for the families and students who depend on our schools. >> three out of every four students in a district rely on free or discounted meals. >> our nutritional service department at 12 sites throughout the city where grab and go breakfast and lunch will be available for students. >> parents are having to rearrange their upcoming work weeks. >> how are yo going to keep rambunctious children in the house all day. theres a lot to think about. specifically mostly around how do we ensure they get their instructional time. how do i manage work, the household. >> aside from school closures, the mayor made a big announcement regarding the city. >> we also will be closing our senior centers, our libraries,

our recreation centers and our head start centers beginning monday. >> city officials believe this is best for the health of oakland families. >> this is the right thing to do. we have an opportunity to prevent human suffering. >> now, school officials stress this will only work if students stay home and limit their social contact. reporting live from oakland, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> all right, lauren, thank you. right now san francisco public libraries are officially closed to the public. starting next week they will be repurposed as child care centers ordered closed. free food for school paefamilie will be available next week. kate, this is so important. >> absolutely. a lot of families are wondering how they are going to get to work when their kids are at school. i've been in contacted with

mayor's office. they are very excited to be able to open libraries for some children, disaster workers as well as low income families. >> a lot of stress, a lot of weight on family situation. >> the student at the elementary school, like many san francisco parents, he doesn't know how he's going to handle the three-week closure. >> my child keeps going nonstop. if i've got to go and i have nowhere to take my kids to, the kids can't come with me to work. it's going to cause me to lose pay. >> jerome picked up pack either of paper so his three kids can study at home. >> maybe if there were no cases showing up in school where they actually tested positive for the coronavirus, then i would feel like it's justified. >> do our students have the capability to finish work. >> a scientist at the high school. >> volunteer forms handed out to

teachers to help with supplying food to those students who may be food insecure. i know we are working currently with our community school program to get students chrome books so that if it does come down to online learning, they will have the ability to complete work. >> this is the example of the food going out to the schools. celery, peanut butter. >> showed us some of the pantry items available to families. beginning monday the district is opening 14 food pickup sites at schools across the city. >> we know that families are going to be coming in to get the school lunches. at the same time we're going to give them the opportunity to get groceries. >> now, all public schools in santa clara county -- >> available through first try san francisco, children k through 5 can attend recreation and parks facilities. 6 through 12 can attend any san

francisco public library for homework help. all of these centers will be open monday through friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. you do need to be eligible and you do need to register ahead of time. we've got that information on the website along with information about the free breakfast, lunches and pantry items you can pick up at the school, abc7news.com. live in san francisco, i'm indicate larsen, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. all schools in santa clara county were ordered to shut down today. that was part of sweeping new rules to stop the spread of the virus. there are 79 cases of coronavirus confirmed in clara county. chris nguyen is live with the new restrictions announced tonight. chris. >> reporter: dan, those numbers are expected to climb. that's exactly why these aggressive measures are put into place here in santa clara county. as you know, that's leaving a lot of families scrambling.

with so much uncertainty in the air, santa clara county officials took the unprecedented step of banning public or private gatherings of more than 100 people. >> we believe these actions are necessary to protect the well-being of our community during one of the most hess torque public health challenges of our time. >> gatherings of 35 to 100 people are to be halted immediately unless certain conditions are met to reduce the likelihood of transmission at those events. this includes arenas, theaters, restaurants, bars, or any other confined indoor or outdoor space. however, airports, offices, transit, classrooms, medical facilities and retail environments are exempt from the order. >> they have to make these decisions based on limited information about covid-19 and with limited time, because the time to act is now. >> the santa clara county office of education is closing all public schools to students for the next three weeks, a decision that was made in collaboration

with all superintendents county wide. >> students and community members should adhere to the social distancing guidelines and avoid congregating in public places. >> the goal is to provide schools time to put plans in place to comply with public health guidance. >> i'm asking people in the community to be responsive caution we all know this is the right thing to do. >> allen rock in san jos superintendent dr. elyria bower says staff members will work through the weekend to prepare take home instructional material for students. complimentary lunches will be available every day during the shutdown. >> we are going to take this opportunity to deep clean every one of our schools to make sure everybody that everything is safe in our sites. >> reporter: classes are canceled starting monday, but the goal is to bring all students back by monday april 6, we're listen in san jose tonight, i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you.

with all the shutdowns and cancellations, the crowds all seem to be going to costco. >> they really do. lines out the door, wrapping around the building. some stores hitting capacity limits. >> abc 7 reporter live in san jose with the story tonight. david. >> reporter: alma and dan, from all the crowds we're seeing out today, it seems many people seem resigned it's a matter of if not when the virus could impact their families possibly subjecting them to a quarantine and that means stocking up. the stocking up looks like panic buying. could it be people working at home were sneaking out to go shopping. this san leandro busier than usual as seen from sky7. at other locations shoppers waiting to get in, waiting an hour and a half to two hours even with short shopping list. many caught themselves up in panic buying. >> when i came, i was going to buy a couple of things i was out

of. when i saw what was happening around me i thought what if i'm not able to leave the house so i bought more. >> fear sinking but a necessity for others to stock up. >> a lot of schools are closing, too, having the kids home. making sure they have heat profit she already spend $300 the other day. she's back again. >> the kids at home. they aren't going to school for almost three weeks. we have to feed the kids. >> carts overflowing exceeding what once a month shoppers buy. >> people buying large quantities. if there's a rational, reasonable amount to pie. you want to be prepared. there are people hoarding it. what do you do in an emergency? either kind of a human response. >> shelves remain depleted of paper towels and toilet paper until the next shipment. instead shoppers seemed focused on getting food with long shelf life or food in the freezer. these are college house mates. >> i saw a lot of

nonperishables. >> no more beans and rice. it's all gone. >> how much can you eat for two weeks. >> apparently like 40 pounds of rice. >> now, the crowded parking lots and overflowing shopping cars seem to be an indication of what others are doing in weekend. we're live in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news. >> thank you. stores large like costco and small are seeing effects from coronavirus. abc 7 news east bay community journalist visited thai basil in dublin. a staffer told her, quote, business has been slower for four weeks. they are having to go orders but not a lot of people dining in. they are taking precautions like constantly washing their hands, washing tables and door handles with clorox. >> well, what a week for wall street. stocks are down overall, even following president trump's national emergency declaration

which sent the market to largest single day gain since october 2008. the dow added 1985 points, more than the%. the nasdaq up 9.3%, so was the s&p. >> it's kind of weird. we're used to seeing a group up there. >> no day for that. >> from the closing bell to wedding bells, coronavirus seems to be having an impact on every aspect of our life. >> it sure did. today we met a local couple trying to tie the knot. they are on their third attempt to find a place to host the ceremony. >> a cold weekend storm is coming our

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all right. sports are canceled, schools are closing, businesses converting employees to work at home status. >> coronavirus is really impacting our lives. there's no doubt anymore. we have a team of experts to help make sense of it all because we need to sort this through. >> so much to talk about here. that includes jim rettew, a master in public policy from duke and political science. we shouldn't talk about that. >> you'll work that out. >> inherent social distancing. >> you worked on civil improvement projects. talk to us now, we're seeing bay area leaders coming up with different solutions as to how we handle this. why are we seeing so many different approaches? >> i can appreciate that. you have one government saying, hey, 100 people for mass gatherings, another 250.

it looks like everyone is coming out with different advice. i would say zoom out and look at the monchengladbaoverall messag. the overall message the same. mass gatherings, especially if you're at risk. the same for tactical things. if you look on a day-to-day basis, you may have one school district closing where another one didn't. if you look at the beginning of the week when most schools were open to the end of the week to now when most schools are closing, they are coalescing around common tactics. >> it's a good point but does seem like a piecemeal approach. one day schools are open in one area and not the next. we sort of instinctively know they are going to close. it's just a matter of time. same thing with venues and concerts an other events and sports events. why this sort of piecemeal approach? >> yeah. per the tenth amendment of the constitution, public health is not an expressed power of the federal government, so it defaults to the state. in california we have a decentralized public health system where that power and

authority is put into the hands of local county public health officials. now, there's pros and cons to this. the pro is they can be nimble and responsive to their communities. for example, santa clara county when they came out doesn't have to ask permission from the state of california or cdc. the drawback is the response can look inconsistent and piecemeal. >> i mean, i suppose it's like that because, for example, santa clara county is seeing a lot of cases, whereas a different county may not be impacted quite as hard, but what good does it really do if one county says no more than 100 people when i can just go over here, go a couple streets over and there are no restrictions. >> i think if you look at the overall landscape now, you are seeing common restrictions. it may again may not be 250 or 100 but the message is the same. it is to empower you, the person at home, to make the right you are immensely powerful to keep yourself safe and to exercise that power. the government is saying avoid

mass gatherings. whether it's 100 or 200, it really doesn't matter. >> use your own judgment. >> exactly. >> put your health in your hands. >> a got point. >> jim, look down the road a week, two weeks, three weeks, where are we going with this in terms of the response. >> i think we'll see what happens with all the events that happen this week and see if we can flatten out the curve. that is the goal of all these things is to flatten out the curve. we will see some government services degraded a little bit. we're already seeing that e st. paddy's parade is down. dmv is slower. services will take a hit. this is also a good time for viewers to avail themselves of e-services and do those things at home. >> that's true. >> we'll see. we'll see if we can flatten out the curves. we'll see if this affects campaigns. >> candidates can't hold rallies. >> we have state conventions coming up to nominate in the

national conventions. >> you're the expert. i want to askes there anything we're not talking about that maybe we've forgotten to even think about that we need to start addressing? >> you're putting me on the spot. >> sorry. i want to make sure we've covered everything. >> it's a good question. maybe we've missed something. so far i would always put it, we're always looking at civic makers to put a civic lens on this thing. i reiterate what i said before. it is ultimately up to the viewer to make informed decisions about what he or she should be doing. don't necessarily rely on someone to tell you to do it. they are offering guidance. please follow that guidance. >> great advice. jim rettew, thank you for coming in. in the midst of this coronavirus viryou can take act an help others. look at this with a list of options and resources. livermore casino is screening people for fevers before letting them in.

customers are getting their temperatures checked with infrared thermometer and have to sanitize their hands. they have given a stamp to show they met the casino rules. >> just to give other customers of ours peace of mind to know we're trying to detect this, take precautionary steps to try to minimize the transmission. >> the owner says if someone does come down with coronavirus, they will shut down temporarily in order to clean the facility. >> one livermore couple found out thursday night that the venue for their saturday wedding had to cancel because of, of course, coronavirus. now they have less than 24 hours to find a place to get married. abc has their story. >> tomorrow is a big day for you guys. >> it is. >> but you don't know where you're celebrating. >> not yet. >> they are getting married saturday. thursday night their venue canceled. >> my father-in-law was supposed to walk me down the aisle. we had this beautiful outdoor wedding plan, gazebo with people

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weeks. >> we have, indeed. just as we're approaching spring we're getting winter-like weather. here is a look at live doppler 7. at the moment conditions are dry but getting quite cloudy and quite windy especially in the higher elevations. above 1,000 feet strong gusty winds, 344-mile-an-hour gusts mount tam, 36 miles an hour at mount diablo. that's part of the pattern our way. a live view exploratorium camera looking back at the cloudy skies over the skyline. 57 in san francisco. in fact, upper 50s also at oakland, redwood city, san jose 52, gilroy 54 at half moon bay. atop mount tam, already stormy. look at temperature readings, of 0 concord. that's our mild spot right now. 58 degrees at livermore. the view of darkening, lowering clouds from east bay hills camera. our forecast features cold storm arrives overnight, periods of

rain and showers into next week and heavy snow is likely in the sierra. the approaching storm ranks one on the impact scale a storm of light intensity. much needed storm will bring waves of showers through the weekend and into early next week actually. a chance of occasional thunder and hail mixed with the storm. storm level below 3,000 feet in the bay area. a dusting of snow atop some of our higher peaks. forecast elevation starting midnight tonight. notice the rain and showers develop overnight. by mid-morning tomorrow we'll see a line of fairly steady rain, light to moderate rain sweeping through the bay area. that will be followed by scattered showers and occasional waves of heavier rain here and there during the overnight hours into sunday morning and over in the mount hamilton area, snow developing by sunday morning as the cold air that accompanies the storm starts to settle in. of course heavier snow in the sierra. a break late sunday night but more rain on the way monday and

tuesday. action for april totals through monday night. looks like this, under just half inch to just over an inch of rain. it will ab fairly good soaking for us through the weekend. overnight lows mainly in the upper 40s to right around 50. tomorrow's highs a bit on the chilly side at least compared with the weather we had earlier in the week. only mid-50s tomorrow from coast to inland. as we look ahead to winter storm warning in lake county, in effect from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. sunday, above 500 feet over spot sierra. expecting 2 to 6 feet of snow across the sierra, gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour and needless to stay travel will be difficult to impossible. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast for each of the next four days. storm activity ranks one on abc 7 storm impact scale. we might have light snow mix in sunday and tuesday of next week before we finally get a calmer, dryer, and milder pattern of late next week.

okay. bring on the rain. >> yeah. people are still waiting to disembark "grand princess" cruise ship docked at the port of oakland. >> the thousands transported to quarantine sites, none has been tested for coronavirus but they are ready to take the

good evening once again. let's get you caught up on the latest developments in the coronavirus outbreak here in the bay area and around the state. >> santa clara county just announced a second death from covid-19. the county health department said she was an adult woman in her 80s. >> the oakland unified school district is shutting down for three weeks. the california department of

public health now says there are 247 confirmed cases of covid-19 in the state. >> there are at least 1700 cases in the u.s. nationwide, 47 people have died of the virus. >> and the president announced today he's declaring a national emergency to deal with coronavirus. >> using federal emergency authorities, the fda approved a new test for the virus. we did this within hours after receiving the application from roche, a process that would normally take weeks. we therefore expect up to half a million additional tests will be available early next week. >> abc 7 news was inside the pleasanton lab that received emergency authorization from the trump administration overnight to ramp up production of a new, faster coronavirus test. the technology from pharmaceutical company roche will speed up the process ten fold. roche has been working around the clock on the new test compelled to respond to what they recognized in late january

as looming global emergency. >> normally this would -- >> now, 400,000 tests will be ready to go out nationwide as early as this weekend. there will be 400,000 more tests manufactured every week after that. smaller testing machine process 385 tests in an eight-hour period and bigger ones can process 960 in that time. >> president trump also announced on twitter tonight cruise companies, carnival, royal caribbean, norwegian and nsc cruises have agreed to suspend friendships trt u.s. effective midnight. the most recent ship hit by coronavirus, the "grand princess" we talked about is still docked at the port of oakland. today princess said 1400 international passengers still on the ship waiting to be transported to their home countries. some americans who got off earlier are making progress. >> americans that needed treatment are receiving it. i spoke to the governor of iowa

today. some of those who now have been cleared are able in proper supervision to be returning to iowa. they are making arrangements to do that. ors in texas -- others in georgia. >> plans for quarantining the crew are finalized now. >> the "grand princess" saga goes on. other passengers are filing lawsuits against cruise line. >> quite an orb diehl. >> dan noyes speaking with many involved. he's with the latest. >> the number of lawsuit climbed to five with more on the way. the main complaint, the princess cruise line knew a passenger left that ship in bad condition and pointed to the coronavirus, yet the company allowed thousands more to board putting this health at risk. >> i think they put the money ahead of the safety of us and our friend. >> i spoke with him at lockland air force base in texas where they are under quarantine. they drove historic route 66

from chicago to san francisco to board the "grand princess." they heard about the coronavirus outbreak on the "diamond princess" in japan but trusted the company would keep them safe. >> didn't hear about anybody sick on this boat until we were the second or third day in the cruise we started hearing rumors of other passengers on the previous cruise having illness issues. >> their lawsuit said it knew at least one passenger of a prior voyage had symptoms of coronavirus yet made the decision to continue the voyage that began february 21st, 2020, with another 3,000 passengers on an infected ship. their attorney based in florida. >> just letting them on the ship blindly not knowing what they were going to walk into. everybody who thought they were going on a dream vacation ended up in a nightmare. >> she has filed four lawsuits this week, including one on behalf of her parents who were on the ship. each of the complaints asks for damages in excess of $1 million. princess cruise lines tell me

they won't comment on pending litigation but the company president released this video yesterday. >> we have battled this virus on two continents, always with the mission of doing the right thing, taking care of our guests and teams so they get home safely while being as transparent as possible with everyone throughout the entire process. >> the process of placing 3,000 passengers in quarantine at military bases across the country has not gone smoothly. >> i'm learning there were still passengers on that ship as of this morning. they just embarked today. >> she questioned the decision to keep passengers together for the two-week quarantine period. >> you get out of the cruise ship and you board a bus. everybody is together. then under the circumstances on a plane for 3 1/2 hours. everybody is on the plane tight. then you get here and it's like, well, if i didn't have it before, there's a chance i've got it now. >> one other important point. none of the quarantined

passengers has been tested for coronavirus. the ones i spoke with say it doesn't make any sense. if you somewhere something i should investigate call me on the i-team on the i-team page, abc7news.com. good to have you investigating. airbnb canceled rules because of the canceling because of the coronavirus. guests that made reservations in china, south korea, can cancel with no charge. u.s. by parts of europe covered by truchz travel ban can cancel reservations for free as well. >> the u.s. travel ban for 26 european countries is set to take affect at 9:00 tonight. take egg a live look at san francisco international airport, the hub for flights between here and europe. the ban in effect for 30 days. travelers at sfo scrambled to catch last minute home before the ban takes effect.

there was a lot of confusion and aggravation. >> lufthansa says we should re-book our flights internet. the internet say call hot line. hot line say we should go back to internet. >> now, here is a clarification. the ban does not affect u.s. citizens, united kingdom or ireland. arrivals from europe are funneled into 13 u.s. airports where travelers will be screened by cdc. sfo is one of them. with the spread of coronavirus worldwide also comes a rise in xenophobia and racist incidents towards the asian-american community. a look at what's being done to stop the hate. >> my adrenaline is going. when i sat down, it took five or fen minutes to calm down. >> the business owner had an unpleasant interaction with the man next to him while in the restroom of a san francisco restaurant this week.

he was washing his hands and coughed and said damn cough from china. the world fights coronavirus which originated in china,ation americans are fighting the virus of bigotry. >> why are they being racist to us? we don't even have the coronavirus. >> in this presentation by san francisco state's asian-american studies department you can see images of hate around the globe. in the last few weeks the group reviewed 431 stories in the u.s. related to coronavirus discrimination. globally 37 cases a day and that's just the ones that go reported. >> when we see public health it should include measures that bullying in school is addressed. we saw it on social media but needs to be documented and tracked. >> chinese affirmative action believes there's fear turning to hate. >> started in china and

spreading throughout the world. >> starting at the stop. >> the president calls this a foreign virus when you have members of congress called it chinese coronavirus. this is a public health situation. we know that it affects all people. >> san francisco state asian studies department launching a reporting center on monday so they can better track incidents when they happen. in the newsroom, dion lim, abc 7 news. coronavirus is having an impact all around the world but it's not all negative. >> how italians are coping with

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we are continuing to track coronavirus and its impact not just here but globally. >> italy saw single biggest jump in deaths with 250 sadly. the company aggressively testing people has more than 17,000 cases. >> the entire nation is on lockdown but today residents in three towns came out onon their balconies to sing the national anth anthem. ♪ >> very touching moment. the world health organization is calling europe the epicenter of the pandemic. spain today declared a state of emergency. >> and for the first time in 600 years people in ireland are being told they can't kiss the blarney stone. monday france's president, president trump and the other leaders of the g7 are holding a video conference about

coronavirus. >> back here at home nancy pelosi and the white house have reached a deal on relief package. as we mentioned the president declared a national emergency. wall street rebounded during the president's address. there is a new focus on testing, and there is new concern at federal prisons. no visits are being allowed for the next 30 days. >> developing news across the state over covid-19, california's fifth death is a santa clara county woman in her 80s. there are 272 confirmed cases of covid-19 in the state. los angeles and san diego schools are also shutting down along with local schools in oakland, santa clara county and unified school district. president trump awarded $1.3 million to companies to roll out coronavirus tests more quickly. abc this-of-had an expert in the studio to clarify questions about testing kit. >> when we say testing it's a broad term. a kit, chemicals, materials to take out the genetic materials

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the coronavirus has prompted many employees to work from home, of course. does that mean they might want to buy a new home to work from? >> a good question. on your side michael finney joining us. >> those who watch the housing market the very closest are seeing a changing market but how and when? >> going into the crisis, zillow was predicting a hot real estate market in the bay area. inventory was down 15% from last year. mortgage rates were at a historic low. now predictions are harder to come by. >> it's sort of both a supply and a demand shock. it caused a lot of sellers to pull back and buyers to pull

back. in that case actually the price impact are pretty ambiguous. we don't really know what to expect. >> the national association of realtors said there's a good chance it will remain hot for some but cool for others. the organization's chief economist. >> naturally large savings in the equities market. therefore they may be softer. for starter homes, mid price home, maybe it will be very brisk, the number of buyers, given that some sellers are pulling out you may mean quite a competitive environment with a multiple bid process. >> then some potential sellers might not want to go through the process right now. >> 20% of the home sellers indicating they are pulling the listing off or stop the open houses because theyton want them visiting their homes. >> what is coming next?

it's hard to know. i asked zillow what surprised him most. >> seeing hand sanitizer everywhere. the only thing surprising was all these real estate agents were able to get their hands on hand sanitizer before it sold out. >> real estate agents are resourceful. people do want to buy homes. there is that potentially slowing economy. this is uncharted testimony.tes. i hea -- in charted territory. i heard that phrase so many times, in charted territory. >> reducing the spread of coronavirus means limiting your contact. >> the weekend weather gives you a great excuse to stay inside.

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finally a decent amount of rain to talk about. >> a big system coming in. spencer is tracking it for us. >> we're literally looking at the calm before the storm, looking at the sky from the golden gate bridge. rain next week, heavy snow likely in the sierra. the storm ranks the impact scale. early increases week waves of showers, thunder and hail as it will be accompanied by cold air, destabilize the atmosphere and snow levelet dnht tonht shows pockets and steadier rain moving in by mid-morning tomorrow. that pattern continues right on

through the weekend. it's just going to be wet and cold. we'll have snow in the mountains north and sear ark. overnight lows will be mid to upper 40s. not cold tonight except in some north bay valley location. then tomorrow under chillier conditions and wetter conditions look for high temperatures, highs reaching only in the low- to mid-50s for most of the bay area. and the winter storm warning in effect northern lake 5:00 a.m. through 11:00 p.m. sunday. that's above 2500 feet. in the sierra, look for 2 to 6 feet of snow above 4,000 feet, gusts 40 to 60 miles per hour, winter storm warning in effect there through monday. major travel issues likely with road closures, a change will be required. travel will actually be difficult to impossible there. back to our accuweather seven-day forecast, this pattern, this cold showery pattern will continue through next tuesday. each day over the next four days, the storm activity ranks one on storm impact scale with lingering chance of shower or two on wednesday, then drying out and getting a little bit

warmer on thursday and friday. what a week of weather ahead. >> thanks, spencer. >> may not be the winningest team in basketball but the classiest. the warriors tonight. >> oh, we're going to keep going. right. i'm out of whack. the whole world out of wham. more dominos continue to fall because of the coronavirus. the most prestigious golf tournament on hold. masters, not suspectulating on a date they will play. augusta national typically closed in the summer months. that could potentially push it to the fall. no word on pga. that's set for san francisco in may. you have to think that's in serious jeopardy. nascar postponing next two race weekends, calling off events in atlanta and homestead miami speedway. next marine 29th texas motor

speedway. nascar planned to continue the season without fans in attendance but for the moment they are parked in the garage like everybody else. how is this for stepping up. pelicans rookie zion williamson said on instagram he's pledging to cover salaries for all workers at the arena for the next 30 days. pelicans working to determine what the team can do to help. we learned just a few minutes ago that the warriors ownership players and coaches are coming together. they will contribute a million dollars for chase center employees normally working games. think about zion for a second. he's 19 years old he. you want to talk about a turt and understanding the gravity of a moment. i should mention san jose sharks working on a similar deal for their employees at the sap center and ncaa will grant a waiver for athletes in spring spor sports. you're a senior, play in nark n

would have a chance to come back and play another season. >> that's devastating. >> imagine you work. in all spring supports, not just basketball. >> great. >> good job by ncaa and the warriors as well for stepping up. >> thanks, larry. joining us for abc 7 news at 11:00. we've seen a run on toilet paper as people stock up these days. how much rolls are being sold for on the black market. plus -- >> restaurants and bars across san francisco among many businesses experiencing the impact of the coronavirus. more at 11:00. but finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. these are anxious times for all of us as schools are closed, public events canceled, our shops and restaurants noticeably empty. you may be working from home. many colleagues at abc 7 are to reduce the potential for exposure for those of us who can't work from home because we need and want to be right here providing the latest information

to you. the coronavirus outbreak is going to get worse before it gets better. the outbreak has not yet peaked in the united states. it will continue to have a profound effect on our health care, economy and psyche. anxious showetimes in deed. we as a country are more than up for this chal epping. we a -- challenge, we're responding, pulling together, even if a few feet apart. this will pass. to make sure it does as quickly as possible, we must seiche do our part to reduce the spread. those measures are outlined on our website. be well. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook, dan ashley, abc 7. >> look for the news any time on the abc 7 news app. thank you for joining us. >> wateou time. we'll see you at 11:00.

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