at the weather center and that's where we will start today. >> hi, everybody. almost 6:00 on a wet morning for the peninsula, especially at the coast. san mateo coming off the bridge, or if you are moving eastward you will find drier weather off to the east, but alameda, all the way down to california drive near burlingame, wet. we have a wintry mix up near skyline boulevard, and maybe you are seeing a small graupel or small snowflake or two, and that's going to be that way for the next hour, hour and a half before dissipating. we will have showers redevelop this afternoon and will stay in the mid-50s. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. most of the bay area is under a shelter in place right now for the next three weeks in order to slow the spread of covid-19.

only central businesses are able to stay open and that includes grocery stores, pharmacies, doctor offices and hospitals, and banks, auto stations can also stay open. restaurants can stay open but with takeout only. >> these rules were crafted with great thought and care and very quickly. >> businesses that do not provide an essential service have to send employees home, and that includes bars, clubs and entertainment venues. >> restaurants can still do takeout, as you mentioned, but some restaurants are choosing to close altogether. our abc reporter is live with that story in san jose. julian. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. seems like for the first night of the shelter in place order, both businesses and residents here in san jose have taken it seriously. we have seen a number of

nonessential businesses, gyms, bars closed this morning. and we are seeing restaurants closed down, and they were given the okay to stay open and operate in a takeout capacity, but they have closed some of their doors. and we have videos showing signs with a message, and the old wagon saloon and grill saying due to the outbreak we will be closed until april 6th. and the music venue shutdown, and the shelter in place is affecting businesses in six bay area counties, including a bakery. >> it's very scary. i don't know what is going to happen. a lot of businesses are worried if they can come back after this, and my staff is super understanding, and everybody is going to file unemployment for

the lay off and open flhopefull will be back up. >> reporter: back here in san jose we saw a number of san jose pd cars driving around reminding everybody of the shelter in place order. and as you see, there is still recycle and garbage collection happening in san jose, so those essential services are still up and running even in the middle of the shelter in place order. for now reporting live in san jose this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. and then waste collection officials say they are operating the same routes on the same schedule, and waiste officials say you can do your part by crushing cans and breaking down cardboard boxes to make sure the trucks have plenty of space. marin reported two more

cases and two more deaths in santa clara county. there are 138 total cases there. president trump now admits the coronavirus could be around for many more months, and to prevent the spread of the disease, the governor is giving new restrictions. >> there are more than 4,600 confirmed cases in the u.s. right now. today the senate is expected to take up an emergency bill that has passed in the senate, and trump says the disease could linger into the summer. the white house coronavirus response coordinator called on millennials to help on "gma" this morning. >> right now we need the army of millennials out there doing everything they can to protect themselves from getting infected, because we know a lot

of their cases will be mild or asymptomatic, and we need to make sure they are doing every precaution to protect their parents. >> the task force announced nationwide restrictions, many of which are already being implemented in the bay area, and they want the closure of bars and restaurants to prevent community spread. of course here in the bay area, we have a shelter in place, and that means everyone, not just seniors or people with health issues should be at home. >> thank you. the pandemic has taken a toll on the economy already. wells fargo estimates 82 million people are hourly employees so they don't get paid if they don't go to work. rebecca jarvis explains the larger impact. >> grinding to a screeching halt comes with a giant price tag, as much as $120 billion this month

alone. >> romney has suggested giving $1,000 to every american adult to make sure we can meet short term obligations. amazon is looking to hire 1,000 workers as orders increase. we have an interactive map of coronavirus cases in the bay area, and that's on abc7.com/coronavirus. new at 6:00, keeping your devices clean. the best way to disinfect your cell phone and stop the spread of the virus. here's a look at future radar. you can see a lot of the shower this morning are going to fall apart, and then we will get a little bit of a break before more develop this afternoon and

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>> announcer: you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather 7-day forecast. >> it's 6:09 on just this tuesday. wow. you can see the rain on the radar dissipating just a bit. let's talk temperatures. 37 in santa clara. and 40 just about everywhere else. low to mid-40s to the bay shoreline, and east bay valleys and north bay valleys, watch out for ice, frozen rain on your car from the overnight hours. and still damp on the embarcadero. you can still go outside and do activities, just have our app handy and take an umbrella just in case and know wet weather is coming. low to mid-50s for the afternoon

hours. for the east bay stuck in the 40s at 9:00. we have a chance of a random shower hitting us at 3:00 this afternoon as we hit the mid-50s. in san francisco, a few showers around 7:00 and then mostly cloudy the rest of the day and temperatures hanging out in the mid-50s. if you have to head out, har's jobina to talk about what to expect on the roads. >> good morning, everyone. here's the headline for mass transit riders. every transit agency is operating right now. the key here is that some are on a modified service schedule due to the order to stay at home today, and through quite a while, we know. you need to check the schedule before you leave home, for example, cal train and the ferries are running on a modified service. let's go to a live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights this morning, and we don't expect for the metering lights to come on

because traffic has been so light in the bay area, and all across the bay it has continued that way throughout the morning. if anything changes i will let you know, but reggie and kumasi, i expect this to remain and be in place as long as we have this order here. >> i am grateful that things like bart are still running normal service today. we will see how long that lasts, but for today it's in place. still ahead, tom hanks is revealing new details about his coronavirus diagnosis and the treatment he and his wife, rita wilson, as received. there's a look at what is

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now an abc7 news live desk update. >> if you take uber you will not be able to order a uber pool for now, and it's suspending shared

rides. this applies to the u.s. and canada. the san francisco based company is considering enacting similar measures in other countries that offer uber pool. regular uber rides and uber eats have normal operations. we looked at the app and it said pool unbelievable now. and they advise riders to only travel if necessary, and there are shared rides here, at least for now. the grand princess cruise ship anchored in the san francisco of boy. it left the port of oakland yesterday morning after being docked for a week. infected crew members are receiving medical treatment. yesterday the trump administration promised to back the airline industry 100% with travel restrictions up around the world, airlines are seeing the bottom drop out of their business. u.s. airlines are now requesting a coronavirus aid package from

the federal government that could amount to $50 billion, and other global airline alliances are following suit asking for government aid. disinfect daily frequently touched surfaces, and that includes your phone and keyboard. >> apple recently cleared up what kind of products you can use, and you can use a 70% alcohol wipe or clorox disinfectant wipe. avoid spraying sprays on screens. consider using contactless payments -- >> i am trying that, and you

have to sign it and still do the tip part. you still have to touch the screen. that's kind of disappointing. i am asking the person to do it now. >> really? have they been receptive? >> they are receptive because i am walking out the door. literally push any button you want. >> tip yourself. >> what do you feel like you want? >> you are here and providing a service and putting yourself in danger, tip yourself. >> i like it, reggie. you are giving back. >> that's what i am saying. now that most of us are stuck indoors, the penguins are coming out to play. look at this. this is the shed aquarium in chicago. they tweeted this video of wellington, the penguin. wellington decided he wanted to go and visit other fish in another exhibit on sunday. the aquarium has been closed to

the public because of the coronavirus outbreak. the keepers have just been letting the penguins out so they can walk around the aquarium. wellington is happy. >> he looks fascinated. >> right? >> he's looking at lunch. he sees a buffet. >> those are his friends. >> they eat fish. >> those are his friends. >> you tell whatever you want to tell yourself, but wellington sees himself a nice spread. >> haven't you seen nemo "? . i am sure you have. i know it's serious time but you have to have humor and fun. it's quiet as you look at san mateo bridge, and no rain until you get to the peninsula and that's this vantage point looking from hayward over to san mateo.

pop-up showers this afternoon, and again with the wettest of the forecast coming this weekend. mid to upper 50s, still 5 to 8 degrees below average. tonight almost as cold as this morning. we will have a little more cloud cover and showers. they are hugging the peninsula this morning, and tonight they are going to be in the north bay that will keep you warmer. here's a look at the shower, as you head up 101 or 280 towards burlingame, this is starting to fall apart. you can see the shield shrinking and retracting back out over the ocean. 7:00, barely any rain left, and then by noon we are seeing a regeneration of the higher elevations, and those will roll off to the east in the afternoon hours.

here's the north bay once again in the morning commute, if you have to be out, and then 9:00 it swings through the rest of the neighborhoods and by thenhen will diminish. tomorrow, a little more widespread, but less than one-third of an inch of rain. it will not slow down this, which is our rain deficit, and it continues to grow in santa rosa. but in livermore it has dropped down a little bit and will drop a little more this weekend as an inch of rain is possible, and saturday the storm is a one, and it continues into sunday. saturday in the day will be quiet, but sunday and monday, pretty rainy. not expecting snow or thunderstorms out of the weekend storms. >> thank you, mike. next at 6:00, breaking news,

san mateo native, tom brady, makes an announcement about his future with the patriots. and then looking outside at the embarcadero, and we see a few cars on the roadways and bridge, too, but not too many. it's 6:21. we'll be right back.

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here's a pattern we call an omega block high. the high pressure is sending it up into alaska and down the west coast towards us, and that's going to continue through the middle parts of the next week and that's why when one of those lows come down, we have a chance of wet weather. this is the european model thursday through monday. you can see three quarters to more than an inch possible out of the next system. we are trying for the miracle march, kumasi. we have major breaking news in the sports world. patriots quarterback tom brady said he will not not not not

england. he said he admits he doesn't know what his football future holds. he brought six super bowl wins to the patriots. one of the largest surgery facilities in marin is canceling the nonessential procedures. if it's not an urgent need, starting today you will have to wait. >> we don't want to be a source of transmission to our patients and family members that come with the individuals. secondly, as we know from the news there has been a shortage of protective personal equipment, or ppe, and we want to make sure that is available for providers with patients that come in with covid-19. >> they have not decided when they will start elective surgeries again, and they are working with the department of human services on ways to handle

that. and then the cdc suggested not holding events with more than 50 people for the next three weeks, and the league already delayed opening day by two weeks. and tom hanks and his wife are both out of the hospital this morning and are in self quarantine while they stay in australia to work on a movie about elvis presley. the kcouple shared periodic updates on social media. production on the elvis movie has been suspended, and hanks is set to play elvis's manager. we are tracking the stock market after a historic selloff yesterday. what to expect as the markets open this morning. >> reporter: grocery stores say yesterday was crazy and they are asking everybody to please calm down. the story coming up. plus,

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now, your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. so the opening bell about to ring this morning after the dow's biggest point loss in

history. it shedded nearly 3,000 points in one day as the coronavirus p pandemic is causing fears of a recession. and it has calmed down. it's still up but not at 700 points. analysts are saying do not think this is going to be solving anything, that it looks like a bear market bounce, and not the coming of the dawn. so just have realistic expectations. here in the bay area, an unprecedented shelter in place order is now in effect. 7 million people in six counties are being told to stay home. >> by staying home you reduce your risk of becoming exposed. >> all nonessential businesses forced to close for three weeks, and all of us urged to practice social distancing if you have to

go outside. >> that's what we are doing here at abc7 news, keeping distance from each other, and it's so we will be safe and not look ridiculous. this is what we are all supposed to be doing when we are out and about anyway. if you have to leave the house, it will be a different experience than what we are used to today. >> yeah, traffic light. not what we are used to seeing around this time normally. you can expect the same thing on most roads in the bay area. and abc meteorologist, mike nicco is tracking your weather if you do have to go out. >> people are listening to the order. thank you. here's a look at the santa cruz mountains where we have rain. it's too warm for snow and it goes all the way up to skyline boulevard and 92 and half moon bay. now let's put this in motion and

move forward, and it falls apart and more redevelops, and then we are waking up to partly and mostly cloudy conditions. 39 to 44 by 7:00. a lot colder than this time yesterday. i had ice on my car this morning. we will get up in the upper 50s, and by 7:00, still in the low 50s and rain starts to taper once again. let's talk about what is going on with jobina. >> thank you. i am tracking trading now, and we are up about 453 points right now, and this is on chorus from what we were seeing overnight, and world markets made modest gains overnight, and yesterday the dow fell 3,000 points, the biggest single point decline ever, and the steepest drop in stocks since 1987.

as reggie mentioned at the top of the show, we will see how it progresses through the day and week. president trump says he's confident the markets will rebound once the coronavirus passes. we will put the big board in the bottom of the screen so you can stay updated. >> as our financial expert, rebecca jarvis says here on abc news, it's a sign of volatility and we will see ups and downs. businesses providing essential services will remain open, so those include grocery stores, pharmacies, doctor offices and hospitals, and banks, gas stations and car repair shops can stay open, and restaurants are allowed to remain open but can only serve takeout and delivery.

>> my fellow san franciscans, what we are asking for everybody to do is remain at home for all but the most essential outings for your safety and the safety of those around you. >> businesses that do not provide an essential service have to send workers home, and that includes, clubs, bars, and a requires six feet between one another, and using hand sanitizer and washing hands and not shake hands with others. we need to make this point. you are allowed to go outside, if you want to take a run or take your dog for a walk, that's totally okay, but we want to stay away from people not in your household. grocery store owners want you to know there's enough food to go around. shoppers panicked when the

shelter in place order came down yesterday. who is in there now, birds? >> reporter: there's a lot of people for 6:00 in the morning. take a look at the video we shot at 5:45, and there was a line of people that gathered to be here when the store opened. the store is opening at 6:00 a.m., later than usual to give them time to restock. all of these people got here early because they just had trouble getting what they need at the stores because it has been so busy, but you can guess what the number one item they wanted was, and we interviewed david and let's listen what he was here for. >> just missing toilet paper. that's the only thing i am missing. i just had to get here early to get some. >> reporter: you have heard you will get some? >> no, just hoping.

>> reporter: well, no luck for him this morning. you see the shelves, the toilet paper shelves completely empty, and the pasta aisles are empty as well. employees tell me they did not get a shipment of dry goods today, but they do expect it tomorrow. they say if you want it you have to get here right when they open. but the california grocery retailers association is really wanting everybody to calm down, slow down their buying. they want everybody to know there's enough stuff, enough items out there, but they can't keep up with the pace in stocking the shelves, so they say please slow down and just buy what you need, and because of the demand there are now new job openings. safeway is hiring 2,000 people to help cover this intensity manned. >> thank you, amy. one of the biggest concerns

for many during the shelter in place is how to get around as the bay area shuts down. bart will continue regular service so essential employees like health care providers can get to work. the city's human services agencies is working on quarantine plans for people homeless and people living in communal spaces. the number of coronavirus cases is increasing in california and expected to go up again today. 557 people in the state tested positive, and nearly 300 of those cases are here in the bay area. the governor also called for tighter restrictions statewide. he wants all dine-in restaurants, health clubs and gyms to close. the governor issued a executive order for

>> this doesn't mean that people won't have to pay their rent but it could help delay payments in some cases. the order is in effect through the end of may. in washington today the senate may take up the coronavirus response bill. it would give paid emergency leave and free testing to those affected by the coronavirus. the house passed the bill last night, and that includes speeding up cash for hard-hit small businesses. a clinical trial is under way in seattle for a coronavirus vaccine. jennifer holler is the first volunteer to get the shot. >> we all feel so helpless and wondering what we can do to help people right now, and as soon as i saw the study was available, i filled out an application and had my fingers crossed that i would be eligible to participate. >> holler will get another shot in about a month.

she is healthy and does not have the virus, and you can hear more about her on "gma" that starts at 7:00 after phoefrpb"abc7 mor" you can find more information about the coronavirus on our website, abc7.com/coronavirus. we're going to talk about what amazon is doing to speed up delivery times. and how local restaurants are handling the order to close down their dining rooms. we are still tracking what is happening with the stock market this morning. up about 177 points, and just opened about ten minutes or so ago, and we will keep checking it and give you updates. first, let's check the forecast with mike. let's look at what is going on outside, you can see the shield of rain along the peninsula shrinking. there's a little lull during the

latter parts of the morning commute. if you have to be out and about, dress warmer. 40 to 44 degrees across san francisco. those are some of the warmer temperatures. low to mid-40s from american king and richmond, and down both sides of the bay shore to the upper 30s in the south bay. mid-30s to near 40 in the east bay valleys, and 101, in the upper 30s right now. there are people out, so let's talk about your commute. just caution, because there will be showers today. you will hit one of the slick spots so make sure you slow down and take it easy. 40s through the south bay through 9:00. we have a good chance in the afternoon hours with temperatures cooling, and east bay valleys stuck in the 40s through 9:00. mostly cloudy this afternoon. mid-50s, about ten degrees cooler than average. the peninsula, a good shot of

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6:44 on this tuesday. the first in the series, an area of low pressure sinks slowly down to the south. doesn't have quite as much moisture as yesterday, but it does touch about every cornerstt cooler in eureka. we will try and add a couple more inches on today as we have a winter weather advisory through 11:00. check out the 7-day forecast for tahoe. light snow and snow showers through saturday, and then moderate to heavy snow again on monday. now, breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> breaking this morning a ucsf emergency room doctor tested positive for coronavirus. you can see the headline, an er

doctor was diagnosed with covid-19 after attending a national conference for er doctors. the doctor is a 32-year-old, and his symptoms are mild and is saying home, but he is concerned he may have exposed other doctors at the conference, and as referenced in the headline you can see that there. the conference was in new york city slightly over a week ago before he started showing symptoms. we reached out for comment on the story and will provide updates for you today on abc7news.com as well as on the abc 7 news app. with the shelter in place now in effect restaurants cannot serve customers in their dining rooms. they can still do takeout but some are deciding they are going to close altogether. julian is live for us in san jose. >> reporter: we know those restaurants were deemed essential businesses so they were going to be able to stay

open in the carry out or take-out capacity, but some have decided to shutdown. look at how empty this looks, and we will zoom in and show you some of the video of the closed sign on the door. the san jose sanananan square closed. the old wagon saloon and grill saying due to the outbreak we will be closed until april 6th. and the live music venue, the ritz, shutdown. businesses have come together saying social distancing and shelter in place is our best place to flattening the curb. >> by staying home you reduce your risk of becoming exposed, which means that we reduce the risk of transmission.

>> reporter: we also heard from a number of police departments all across the bay area saying while it's a legally binding order they don't plan on driving around, writing tickets and enforcing the shelter in place order, and instead they are looking for us to do our part to help slow the spread of the virus. again, you can see an eerily quiet san jose this morning. >> all right, thank you. the governor urged all people age 65 and up to stay home, but some people still need to go shopping, so that's why one bay area grocery chain isur to help the at risk customers 6o and up, and they will open the store for everybody else at 9:00.

amazon is warning deliveries may be delayed due to items going out of stock. the company is trying to hire 100,000 workers to help keep up. and then the coronavirus is taking a toll on the oil industry. gasoline refining margins fell 95%, levels not seen since december of 1998. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are in positive territory, and it has been slipping since the opening bell. mel brooks and his son max are helping promote social distancing during the coronavirus. >> i am 47 years old, and this is my dad, mel brooks. hi, dad. he's 93. if i get the coronavirus, i will probably be okay, but if i give it to him, he can give it to

carl reiner, and dick van dyke, and before i know it i have wiped out a whole generation of comedic legends. >> he's explaining to people, not just to think if they get infected, but who they might be infecting. i don't think that we need to introduce his father. history of the world, part 1 and 2. >> what else did he do? oh, young frankenstein, right? >> he's great. >> it's great to see him, actually. sorry it took this. >> he looks so effervescent. >> yeah, he's in his 90s. >> and then "all in the family" or the "jefferson's" -- >> "good times."

>> temporary layoffs ♪ >> love those shows. thanks to the nostalgic trip back to my childhood. we have to laugh a little bit. it's gorgeous. it feels like the 30s and 40s, and so spotty showers, and keep the umbrella and our app handy because showers are spotty today and tomorrow. more wet weather starting saturday afternoon, and especially sunday and monday. trying to get saturday in dry so we can have a 50/50 weekend. our rain still well below average. tonight, not quite as cool as this morning, but we will have cloud cover. here's a look at live doppler 7 over the last hour so you can see the area of rain shrinking and pulling out over the coast, but the low will rotate another

area of low pressure our way and that will bring us another chance as we head into the afternoon hours. the best for thunderstorms will be from the south bay southward today, so that graupel and the thunderstorms in the north bay yesterday, probably not happening today. we lose the heating of the day and the showers until tomorrow morning when that other area of energy comes through the north bay and sits there for most of the morning and into the afternoon hours it rolls across the rest of our neighborhoods. my accuweather 7-day forecast, spring starts quietly on thursday and then holds on friday, and then saturday, sunday and monday, a one storm again. polls in florida, illinois, and arizona are now open. ohio was supposed to hold its primary elections today. the governor wanted to postpone it until june for safety reasons but a judge turned it down late

last night. the governor says he's ordering the polls closed as emergency health precautions for emergency health reasons, reggie. watch out for covid-19 internet scams. experts say the internet is drowning in malware and phishing attacks, and the warning asks you to be extra careful opening e-mails and websites out there. they are offering information on the outbreak, but they are scams. look out for university personnel of fake class updates. tesla will keep its factory in fremont open during the pandemic, and the tesla plant is considered an essential business so it can remain open during the shelter in place. 10,000 workers are employed there, and elon musk told employees they could stay home if they feel unsafe, and he also

said the panic surrounding the coronavirus can do more harm than the virus itself. and then apple stores are closed, and if you have something being repaired apple will contact you to arrange a pick up. apple stores are scheduled to open next friday on march 27th, and in the bay area i don't see how that would be possible. >>

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it's 6:55. whether you are just joining us or out the door, or heading to the other room for your computer to telecommute. grocery stores, pharmacies, hospitals, gas stations, they are all still open. restaurants can be open but are limited to takeout and delivery only. number two, there's no need to panic because grocery stores are staying open during the shelter in place. over buying just puts unnecessary stress on the delivery systems. governor newsom signed an executive order to prevent evictions, and it doesn't mean people don't have to pay rent but can delay represent in some cases. a er doctor tested positive for the coronavirus, and he is

concerned he may have exposed other doctors at a conference last week in new york city. the dow about 102 points down now. and our morning showers are disappointing, and more showers coming today and tomorrow, one on the storm impact scale. number seven, looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza now. traffic is light across the bay area. we will be back in 25 minutes or so and during the meantime, you can find updates on

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