sglf restaurants can stay open to offer take out and delivery only. you can't eat at the restaurant. and child care centers can stay open if they practice social distancing. officials are hoping residents will take this seriously and will comply. they plan to have this in place until 11:59 p.m. on april 7th. reporting live in fairfield, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. several headlines involving the coronavirus pan ddemic. jobina. >> london breed will provide general updates on the city's response and in the south bay a sixth person has died of the virus in santa clara county. the county now has 175 cases up 20 from tuesday and san mateo county reports 18 cases. and eight new cases were reported in san francisco which now has 51 confirmed infections.

napa is still the only county with no reported cases in the bay area. caltrans has learned that an employee at its oakland office tested positive for covid-19 and limited medical offices. the cdc suggests live streaming funerals to reduce crowds during the coronavirus pandemic. california's dmv canceled all behind the wheel tests for the next 30 days. officers remain open, though. jpmorgan chase is temporarily closing some branches in the bay area and across the nation. kumasi, back to you. the abc 7 news i-team has confirmed three residents have tested positive for the coronavirus and they have been tranceferred to the hospital. it's investigating how the coronavirus virus infected residents at atria burlinggame. the i-team spoke with a woman

whose parents are residents there. >> they are freaking out because they can't see their loved one anhe physically at all. we don't know when we will. >> another family of an atria resident provided e-mails that the facility sent out. the residents who have coronavirus went to the hospital this past thursday, friday and sunday. the other residents are restricted to their apartments and meals are being delivered to them. headquarters in washington, d.c., sent an e-mail saying three more residents from the burlingame facility are awaiting test results. the health and well being of atria residents and employees is our first priority. you can read their statement on our website. for a congress to pass a $1 trillion economic package. it would help companies and americans affected by the coronavirus pandemic. all of this comes as two members of congress have now tested positive for covid-19.

here's abc news reporter alex. >> reporter: of the thousands of patients two are now members of congress the attending physician saying other members who made contact with the two are low risk. this comes as the senate passed a relief bill wednesday now lawmakers moving into phase three finding ways to quickly put money in the hands of americans. >> i view it as, in a sense a war-time president. >> reporter: the president is pushing congress to approve a massive trillion dollar plus economic recovery package include $500 billion in direct payments to americans and two rounds of checks sent out on april 6th and may 18th. $300 billion for small businesses and a $50 billion bailout for the hard-hit airline industry, but any deal would have to be worked out with democrats and now the president is prepared to invoke the offense production act a korean-war era law to produce

critically needed medical equipment and protective gear. >> we are all in this together and we'll come through together. it's the invisible enemy. >> reporter: doctors expect to see a surge in cases as more tests come back but critical protective gear is running low and putting them in danger. >> i got my mask for today right here and i'm guarding it with my life because it could be my life. >> reporter: new york city's mayor saying the president's actions coming far too late. >> president trump at this point is the herbert hoover of his generation. there's a massive national crisis going on and he's consistently late and very, you know, marginal in what he does. >> reporter: senator mitch mcconnell says republicans will move at, quote, warp speed to craft that economic stimulus package saying the deadline is this morning. starting monday trading on the u.s. stock exchange will be

fully electronic. you won't see people on the trading floor after two people tested positive for covid-19. the market will open in two hours after another tumultous say. cyber security experts are warning that hackers are stepping up their attacks. amanda del castillo has those details. >> reporter: the covid-19 pandemic is bringing with it new cybeer security challenges. >>a level and degree of how hard the bad actors or the hacker is going to try. >> reporter: but the professor asured there are ways to keep your information safe and your connection secure while sheltering in place. those forced to work from home shared their set up.

>> for me it's mostly just been connecting my computer it my home desk so i could have another monitor. >> reporter: others rely on a virtual private network or a vpn a secure pipeline between an employee and work. you want to stay clear of, sticking to company equipment and only visiting trusted sites are key. since the end of february, researchers have found domain names related to covid-19 has increased. 93% were found to be malicious and 2,200 others found to be suspicio suspicious. >> the famous website for john hopkins university everybody is using it to track the cases, there are so many copies of that, of that website. and they are malicious. >> reporter: pandemic or not, tech has always been under attack. >> we have to be careful about many, many things when we are now completely virtual. >> reporter: cyber criminals are

targeting cell phone apps. any app promising realtime tracking of covid-19 it locks you out of your phone and demands ransom. i'm amanda del castillo. >> a lot to look out for. we know you have questions about coronavirus. we put answers on our website. we have a whole page dedicated to information and resources. head to abc7news.com/coronavirus. dedicated to the job. the san francisco worker who was taking his duties more seriously than ever. open for business. how farmers markets are functioning during this shelter in place. animals in need. the urgent call for a foster parents during this shelter in place. and we are taking a live look outside right now at 4:37. see a few clouds up there this morning. i know yesterday was a really rainy start to the day. what about today, mike? >> little bit quieter out there.

if you're fostering one of those dogs you can get out there and walk them. some of our perfect pet partners are monitoring 10 to 15 to get them out of the shelter because they don't have the workers to be able to take care of them there. talk about what's going on around san francisco. mid to upper 40s under a mostly cloudy skies and american canyon little bit cooler at 37 degrees. and let's take a look at some of that fog and you can see it's thickest up in the north bay and some in the tri-valley and the wind some of the fog may drift out of the north bay and south. we'll keep an eye on the richmond san rafael bridge and the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge as we head through the morning commute. and right now heading to the bay bridge, we'll use that as the back drop to our commute planner. you can see how quiet it is. your commute rather quiet with random showers possible after the fog this morning, which is also patchy. so, the south bay. we're in the 40s through 9:00. we'll have partly sunny

conditions and one of our better chances of a random shower will be in the south bay today as you reach 60 around 3:00. now, for the east bay valleys, we have some fog up through about 9:00 at 46 and then we'll see partly cloudy conditions and near 60 this afternoon. couple degrees warmer and same thing in the peninsula. temperatures in the 40s through 9:00 and upper 40 near 60. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast and show you which day is better to be outside to get sunshine and fresh air. here's jobina. >> good morning, mike. i like your orange down there. >> how do we match and we don't sit next to each other any more? >> we're just connected, my friend. that's what it is. >> good morning, everyone. i know you have been hearing me talk about no major changes to b.a.r.t., but that is happening today. i wouldn't say it's a major change, but something to be aware of is that they're going to temporarily cut the yellow line, the antioch and sfo line there during peak morning and evening commute times. and that's something that they

provide extra trains anyways because it's usually packed. we know that is not the case. they did some research here and the data shows that for riders yesterday the average was about seven riders per car. that's what we're looking at and i'll have more on that later on in the show. if we can pull up our live camera here. showing the bay bridge toll plaza. live conditions out there. be aware of patchy fog, especially in the east bay. so, that is all i have for you on traffic. everything else is smooth. if you have to come out, but hopefully you don't and you

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accu weather forecast. >> this is abc 7 mornings. continue to add to that snow pack. winter weather advisory for what another 20, 17 minutes or so this morning. then they'll just have some random, lighter showers as we head throughout the morning hours. still some scattered showers across the state with temperatures in 53 in eureka and 65 in palm springs. we're all locked under this cooler than average air mass. here's a look at what is going on in tahoe. let's see if we add any more to the snow mass. snow returns sae s sunday and w add more to the snow pack next tuesday, wednesday. >> thanks, mike. garbage collectors are still out on the job. "gma" spent time with aar do

pick up our trash. now he feels an extra sense of pride and purpose. >> with the coronavirus thing happening it started feeling more important for me to do my job. i need to take care of the people of my city and i'm doing it for them and for my family and my dad who is in an elderly home and the garbage there needs to get moved out of the way so the people there could take good care of him. >> we love it and we appreciate it. myers sent an inspirational tweet sharing a message of hope during this difficult time and that post got more than 450,000 likes. you can watch his full story on "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. thank you. well, farmers markets are still running in san francisco during our shelter in place. this is video from the castro farmers market and like grocery stores, farmers markets are considered an essential business. >> given the conditions, we figured we really want to keep supporting the local growers and make sure that they can continue to produce healthy food for our

mm hearmers market is only open on wednesdays, but there are several others across the city. still, social distancing requirements still apply. animal shelters considered essential services under the shelter in place orders for most bay area counties, but some of them are really trying to find temporary foster home for pets so staff and volunteers don't have to come into work. here's abc news anchor eric thomas. >> reporter: on the back patio of sherry's home, a dozen older dogs visit and frolic. >> they're all seniors. so, they're all over 7. >> reporter: normally they and over 70 other dogs would be housed at her muttville shelter but not during the coronavirus outbreak. >> all 80 plus dogs are all in foster homes right now because we don't want to have to bring people into work. >> reporter: although shelters are considered essential services, franklin says why take the chance of exposing workers, volunteers or clients to the

virus. however, for people who are feeling a bit lonely sheltering in their homes, adoption is still an option. >> we're setting up one-on-one appointments. >> reporter: so dedicated for getting these dogs into adoptive homes right now that during this current emergency period, they're waiving their fees. across the bay in alameda, a family is getting their shepard archie acquaint would ace, a dog they plan to foster. >> two weeks or longer. whatever works. we all have to do our part. >> reporter: ace was dropped off at the alameda animal shelter because he was too rambunctious for his current owner. they found foster homes for 50 dogs, cats and rabbits and are still looking for homes for 15 more. >> we're trying to minimize the number of people that have to be lfts vt erleasst red member wit ying h issues. in alameda, eric thomas,

news, i want adop a senior dog, adopt muttville.org. mike, this story is making me feel like i need to contact soebody and adopt a dog. am i doing too much? >> you're thinking about it. that's the first step. even if you could foster one. >> i think foster. because, i mean, that helps everybody. >> if you invite me over, i'll help you out. >> that would be fun. >> we know our pets and animals are not directly affected by coronavirus or covid-19 but here is an indirect way they have to deal with it. let's do what we can. can't wait to hear when it happens. now i've tied you to it. east bay hill we're looking back towards san francisco. fewer showers. little bit milder today. clouds open and the fog forms tonight and the rain returns sunday. here's a look at what's going on as far as our highs today. 55 in half moon bay is the cool

spot and the rest of us around 58 to 62 degrees. for tonight, we're looking at mid-30s to mid-40s. a lot like this morning with patchy fog out there. this curl in the atmosphere that is going to take a round about way and come our way sunday. that's our next storm. today is just the sunshine that will irritate the atmosphere given enough energy to watch the showers billow up over our higher elevations on either side of the south pay and just kind of drift in place through the afternoon hours. we lose the sunlight and we lose the showers. wake up tomorrow morning and you can see by tomorrow afternoon maybe a stray shower in the santa cruz mountains and down around mt. hamilton, the same areas today. even a less likely chance than today. now one or two of those may drift out of the higher elevations and you can see places on the peninsula could get 0.01 to 0.05. my accuweather and first full day of spring and milder

saturday and most of sunday. rain arrives in the afternoon. and then it just sticks around through wednesday as temperatures fall back into the 50s. >> thanks, mike. apple has quietly rolled out some new products. here's techbytes. >> some new productat apple says is more powerful than most pc laptoped nmacbook air with new keyboard and storage than ever before. your smartphone may help against the coronavirus health experts are looking at using the location data from phones and the data could help track the epidemic. "washington post "says the project is still in its early stages. finally netflix has a way for friends to enjoy movie nights thanks to netflix party which allows people to watch a party with friend and comment in a group chat. sound fun and a good way to social distance. we'll be entertained. those are your techbytes.

have a great day. coming up, the former a's star who is now awaiting coronavirus test results. and 49ers linebacker fred warner shares a serious message about social distancing. as we head to break, another sheltering in place, so we want to show you snapshots sent to abc 7 of what it looks like around the bay area. >> definitely shapes their world view.

while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have

post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for combat, i'm leading and training them to heal. and if i come away with anything from the wounded warrior project, it's them giving my life back. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i'm okay. this morning, dave stewart is awaiting results after being

tested for cov ooid-19. he was feeling under the weather and went to get tested. he says this stuff is no joke. how much people have you touched that touched someone. do the right thing. stewart says he will get his results back in a few days. nba commissioner adam silver says he remains hopeful that the league can salvage some of the league. silver told our sister network espn that the league is thinking about a special exhibition game just as a diversion. >> maybe it's for a giant fund-raiser or a collective good of the people that you take a subset of players and is there a protocol that they can be tested and quarantined or isolated in some way and then they can compete against each other because, again, people are stuck at home anthver aysho haveesd positive for the virus have felt serious

effects up until this point. 49ers linebacker fred warner is calling to take social messaging seriously. he posted this message. >> encourage everybody to practice social distancing and stay inside your home as much as possible. i know everybody's situation is different. try to stay inside the house. if you do happen to be out, being six feet away from others and washing your hands with soap and water. i think it's all about doing the little things right now to try to eliminate the spread of this virus. >> he also encouraged everybody to follow @cdcgov on i like to hear this. some people are on the fence despite all the msages going>> . >>exactly. >> no doubt about it. hi, everybody. we talk about meteor logical spring. that's when we go from our three coldest months to the months in

between our three warmest months. it happens later on in the season and it's when the sun is starting to come back north and it's right over the equator about 8:49 tonight. tomorrow will be our fist full day of astronomical spring. at the start, when we're in the winter, we get about and then in the summer we get about 14 hours and 46 minutes of sunshine. the longest day of the year. all right. we do have a chance of wet weather next week and the european model has been flipping back and forth. today the runs are back to getting us up around an inch. we'll have to d on this as we get closer. just know it is going to be unsettled again starting sunday afternoon. kumasi. >> all right, thank you, mike. coming up next are fed

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san francisco mayor london breed respond to criticism that people are ignoring the city's shelter in place order. she explains why people are still out and about. making sure student a