invader made the scene. in such an environment, matt hughes, a real estate sales now, your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. manager in marin county would >> the fact is you shouldn't be love to have a crystal ball. planning picnics and playdates >> i think it's going to go and basically out and playing market by market. even basketball with other people. i think certain price segments are going to be hit harder than >> san francisco mayor london breed calling for residents to take the shelter at home order others. >> reporter: you feel safer there? >> i do, actually. >> reporter: her place went on more seriously. the market saturday, but not one potential buyer has toured the good afternoon. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. house because real estate is not we have grim milestones. an essential business. agent deborah has this video to the state of california has over show and nothing else. could the time having been 2,000 confirmed cases. the virus continues to spread. worse? >> no, i don't think so. one of the most notable cases is >> we're actually lucky that we got all the work done prior to a san francisco police sergeant all this happening, you know. with the special victims unit who worked at the hall of whether it's the painters or justice. the sergeant has tested having contractors coming to positive. your house to finish little odds the office has been closed for a deep cleaning. and ends. >> reporter: coronavirus is already impacting real estate the sergeant's work partner is sales in the north bay. also feeling ill and is for example, if a person has self-quarantining at home. listed a house and takes it off >> the bay area passed the one thousand mark for confirmed the market, the all important clock stops. covid-19 cases today as we said. and if a person who is listing a house soon, that has been we're now at 130 and climbing. the death toll also jumped to extended to 100 days. 21, including three patients who

>> my bigger concern for the died in santa clara county marketplace is loss of jobs. within the past 24 hours. >> reporter: since march 1, santa clara reported a jump of owners of roughly 20% of homes 54 new cases today. for sale have taken them off the market in marin county, in that alameda county also reported its second death. what should be the hottest time of the year. it could have long-term effects health officials say the patient was elderly and had underlying or -- >> i think it's just going to delay our market. health issues. so instead ofll-out, we'll see now, there are two confirmed cases in mendocino county at june, or maybe may, june july. this point. 134 tests have been conducted and the stronger may be summer there so far. than it would have been they'rl mendocino is waiting for results from 42 more tests. first world problems, but very real for players in the real estate game. >> people are going to need to lake county is reporting no buy and sell. cases a this point. so i'm hoping that things do >> london breed says she is spring back. >> in marin county, wayne poised to take action if people don't abide by the shelter in freedman, abc7 news. >> all right. place order. >> we've been doing our part to stay with here with us. we have much more to come today try to communicate to people who on the coronavirus crisis, including help for local may not have televisions or businesses. social media, or they may not have been aware. >> workers laid off and i think we have done a good job here in san francisco making it businesses struggling to survive clear. and so now the message is abide beyond the brief closure. plus, what the government is doing to lend a hand. where are we on by the order or we have to take when we face adversity, we find a way through it. further steps. and there probably will not be a it's about taking care of each other. warning when we have we have to do so. it's the small parts that make a big difference. >> this morning she made the at chevy, we promise to do ours.

comments on midday live this we're offering chevy owners complimentary morning. she also scoffed at a comment onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. president trump made in an interview today that he'd like to have the nation's opened up if you need a new chevy, by easter. that's 19 days away. mayor breed says state and local with deferred payments for 120 days governments are still struggling on many of our most popular models. with little federal help to get you may even shop online and take delivery at home. the supplies needed to battle this outbreak.pi it's just our way of doing our part... ne city todayfoe to urge anyone standing in the struggle. recently left the area to hustling through the hurt. self-quarantine for 14 days. asking for science not sorrys. >> it's disturbing. about 1 per thousand of these our time individuals are infected. for more time - that's about eight to ten times has come. more than in other areas. living longer is possible which means when they go to and proven in women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant another place, for their own safety, they've got to be or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. careful, monitor themselves. kisqali is the only treatment in its class if they get sick, bring it to the attention of a physician. get tested.ew york is thehe cri with proven overall survival results in 2 clinical trials. helping women live longer with hr+, her2- facing an infection rate five metastatic breast cancer. times that of the rest of the kisqali was also significantly more effective country. short time ago vice president at delaying disease progression mike pence promised 4,000 versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor

ventilators. governor andrew cuomo says that or fulvestrant alone. number isn't enough, claiming kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, his state needs more than which can lead to death. 30,000. >> cornell bernard is live in it can cause serious liver problems mill valley where doctors say it and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. is absolutely crucial for families to stay home. cornell? tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, >> yeah, dan. including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, families, especially kids urged a change in your heartbeat, dizziness... to stay home, because kids can yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, also get coronavirus and also spread it. loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, we're here at bay front park. the park is open. social distancing is encouraged. are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. but check it out. the skate park here is closed by avoid grapefruit during treatment. the city of mill valley. kisqali is not approved for use with tamoxifen. and local doctors say things it's our time. like this a vrp good thing. to continue to shine >> my son is telling me mom, my because we are the thrivers. friends are getting together, they're doing this, they're doing that. ask your doctor about kisqali, and i said honey, you know, i the only treatment in its class just keep saying we have to do proven to help women live longer in 2 clinical trials. what's right for our family. >> that's the speech tammy weld from martinez has been giving both her teenaged kids during the coronavirus stay at home order. other than some outdoor exercise with the family, she is keeping . congress will not likely

both kids home, and it's not an give the $2 trillion stimulus easy call. bill final approval tonight. >> your dad and i know that senators and the white house keeping you and your sister home continue to negotiate the final language, and it's unlikely the house will approve any deal with is the best thing we can do for the senate late tonight. you. sorry, that's what we're going the gigantic bill has been held to do. up in congress for days. but i'm over having to say that. democrats say it provides >> absolutely no playdates. corporations too much without >> dr. lisa dana is a san providing help to low wage francisco pediatrician and part workers hit hard by the of the clinical faculty at ucsf. coronavirus pandemic. she says it's the biggest question from parents these days concerned about covid-19. [ closing bell ] can their kids hang out with the possibility of a deal on friends. and the answer is no. a stimulus package prompted a massive rally on wall street social distance applies to them today with the dow jones too. recording its largest ever point >> they absolutely can get gain. look at the numbers. coronavirus. they might have mild symptoms, the dow jumped more than 2100 and sometimes the symptoms are point, closing 20,704. so mild that they're not even that sick. so they're the ones who are passing it on to their parents, the s&p soar in order than 200 points and the nasdaq gained 557 their friends, their grandparents. >> and if your child injures themselveses on a bike or a points. the shelter at home order skateboard, they may have to go has been especially hard on the e.r., where doctors and businesses who need to stay open to keep their businesses up and nurses are already overwhelmed. >> we w me sure that running. it's a scary time for them. we're reserving it for the patients who have covid and who liz kreutz is live in san francisco with a look at their need to be seen urgently in

stories. liz? these e.r.s. >> dan, a very scary time. >> many parks and state parks a new report projects that a are closed along with schools. quarter of the jobs lost in retired teacher sue hammond california because of coronavirus are going to be in reached out to abc7 news to say hospitality and small we all need to hunker down. businesses. of course those businesses are what make up the fabric of our >> we're sacrificing the value cities and our communities. it's heartbreaking to see them of the classroom. so let's make sure that we struggle. we spoke to some businesses really use that social today about what they're doing distancing for what it's meant and how they're doing as they try to stay afloat. for. >> yeah, for sure. at trick dog in the mission, the and one more thing. usually packed cocktail bar is t dr. dana says if possible, don't take your kids to the grocery store or the pharmacy. the more people in those crowded down. >> very emotional for everyone. place, the increased likelihood >> reporter: owner josh harris says last week he made the tough that the virus can spread. decision to temporarily close trick dog and his second everybody being safe and restaurant, laying off all 50 of cautious these days. his employees. live in mill valley, cornell >> they are all collecting bernard, abc7 news. unemployment, which really feels >> thank you. it's day two of coronavirus testing in hayward, and we're just like a consolation prize now seeing more people out there. that's used to justify that that's because officials situation that we found loosened the requirements on who ourselves in. can be tested. >> is it fair to say that you abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the latest. guys are at risk of potentially >> the line of people t closing forever? >> absolutely. >> that's the heartbreaking hoping for a covid-19 test in reality for so many restaurant hayward was a bit shorter than bar and small business owners it was yesterday.

across the bay area. you can see it here. but officials still expect to page after page of san francisco issue more testsementsndre lett gofundme campaigns set up to help struggling businesses. the one for trick dog set up by the former manager, now more people through than o get . unemployed. >> oh, it's all going completely equally split up amongst all of they'v our staff, from door people to bit restrictive. >> elderly people have a lower bar back, bartenders, server, body temperature. line cook, cleaners, porter, so that was one of the criteria. waiting out in the cold, people everyone. that have taken tylenol, fever et on since 1912. reducers and stuff like that. they had to abruptly shut down last week, forcing them to so we're kind of adjusting on discard thousands of flowers. the fly, if you will. and now the 300 employees all >> elizabeth wagner doesn't have out of work. >> i started this group because a fever, but she and her husband i know that a lot of the are hoping that today they can employees at the flower market are living paycheck to paycheck. get a test, and they waited in line outside for three hours to try and get one. and having to skip one of these >> i'm the one who goes out of paychecks even is devastating for a lot of these families. the house and does the errands, >> everyone just trying to get grocery shopping. i want to make sure that i stay creative. as healthy as possible. coqueta here on the embarcadero if i catch it, i don't want to give it to him. is doing takeout.

people who get tested here they're introducing a bottle should get their results back service for fine spirits. within 6 to 24 hours, but think about what you love in officials say they're not sure your community. whether they're going to you can't help everybody. so is it the bar scene in the publicly release those figures, restaurant scene? the arts? the flower markets? but instead may forwardhem be l think about what you love, and if you can, try to donate to that. live in san francisco, liz the county's numbers. kreutz, abc7 news. in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc7 >> it's a good way to triage it. news. we saw a steady stream of cars today at the drive-through thanks. yelp is funding a gofundme free testing site at the san mateo testing center. to help small businesses well see people in masks struggling because of the pandemic. directing people where to go. restaurants, night life people must be preapproved for destination, beauty and fitness the test by applying online. outfits that have fewer than five locations will soon find a >> like all hospital, kaiser donation link on their respective yelp review pages. permanente is strictly enforcing social distancing at its medical the button is being rolled out over the next few days to facilities. floor markers make sure people eligible businesses. we have crews all over the are spread out and seats are bay area checking out the stories that we're finding on coronavirus. blocked off to keep people away let's take a look. from one another in weight areas. >> i'm dustin dorsey in san many people feeling sick are francisco. wondering if they're infected. currently standing on an empty bart train. one possible clue is their sense the sights are shocking, but the of taste and smell. sounds of natural silence are juan carlos guerrero has been what tell the story. keeping a video diary since his

wife got sick with coronavirus, >> a lot of people frustrated as and he said her taste buds were they pull into fed ex offices an early sign she had the virus. >> dinnertime! and find their local office is >> yummy. >> i've been making food for my actually closed for much of the wife since she got sick on march day. new limited store hours put into 13th. but something strange happened that first day when she got a efect. really very limited, just three fever. i made her chicken soup but add and a half hours a day where you can mail today many serrano peppers. all portant ck i thought it might be too spicy, hey, i'm luz pena in san but this is her reaction. francisco, and there is a restaurant here that's >> my reaction to spicy food, practicing social distancing in a very peculiar way. eh, it's bland. i completely lost my sense of okay, talk to us. what are you guys doing? taste. >> we were confused. >> all right. so here is what we have. everything tasted weird or bland we have our line queue safe soc to her. then after we were notified she tested positive for covid-19, we distance set up here for carry-out. you can't enter the store. we have gloves and sanitizer for saw an article where patients lost taste and smell that was an the screen. we have paper menus so you can throw them away after use. awhat. >> i put on perfume and sprayed we have used here all the tape some and i couldn't smell so everybody is six feet away anything. and i remember i went all the when they wait in line. way up to my wrist. and then we have a message here. nothing. i smelled the bottle. do your best to stay as far away i'm like this is no smell. what happened to my perfume? now i know that i completely from everybody as you can

lost my sense of smell and taste because of covid-19. possibly can. >> the diminished sense of taste this is dan noyes in and smell caused by covid-19 is larkspur. it's 7:00 in the morning on still anecdotal, but enough tuesday. you can see the drizzle people have been reporting it descending on mount tam. that british doctors are asking this is redwood high school. adults who lose their sense of smell to isolate themselves for so it's weird to get used to the seven days to avoid spreading idea that the students aren't starting to arrive at this the disease. so you were worried that it point. but life as we know it now might be something else? >> i did for a moment there i continues to move on. just walking the dogs right nowm thought my brain tumor was growing and it affected my sense of smell. and i waxt. >> so many amazing scenes. >> yes. i'm glad it was just covid-19. >> and it was quite drizzly >> letitia has regained most of today outside. >> it was a little cool. her taste and smell. doctors say she meets all the meteorologist sandhya patel has criteria to enter quarantine on the forecast. she is working from home. friday. sandhya? >> it has been a cold storm that >> amazing journey and story has really changed up our air they've been sharing with us. well, some san francisco mass. i've been tracking it from home. i want to show you live doppler supervisors are pitching a resolution to help renters and 7 and get down to street level homeowners who could find where it is raining now. themselves struggling to make let's get you in closer here. ends meet. >> so we need to take fast and as you can see on the peninsula, showers around burlingame, skyline boulevard. if you are stepping out to run urgent action to prevent the some errands, you do definitely latter, to prevent a great need to carry that umbrella, as

depression from setting foot in you will notice around scots this city and in this country. and the way that we expect -- valley, summit road and the santa cruz mountains also seeing that we know that we can do that some wet weather. and some pockets of moderate is if we immediately place a showers in the east bay around moratorium on rent that tenants moraga way and orinda. as we pan around to the north bay, mill valley, paradise road will not have to pay back when the stay at home order lifts and definitely seeing slippery a freeze on mortgages. >> the resolution calls on weather. the cold storm is bringing snow governor newsom and president trump to enact this moratorium. in the sierra as you will see cities have already taken steps here and thunderstorms up in to halt evictions. cor northern california. so the air mass is colder. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s as we check out a live view from our san jose camera. hasn't impacted,luding looking at the shark tank, the .covid-19 i sun is trying to peek through way buyers and sellers are doing the clouds. business. if they can do that business at not quite there. all. here is more from abc7 news scattered cold showers tonight. you're looking at the reporter wayne freedman in marin possibility of thunder and hail county. >> they're the signs of tomorrow. and cold mornings with frost for the next two mornings. so definitely be prepared. it's a level 1 for today and tomorrow. those scattered cold showers will come in waves briefly heavy. that thunder chance will bring the possibility of hail and over 3,000 feet, we're talking about

some snow at our highest peaks. the showers are focused in the south and east bay. 7:00 p.m., you see brief pockets of heavier rain. as we go into tomorrow morning, eases up a bit at 8:00 a.m. you're still looking at a few light showers spotty in the afternoon at 1:00. and this continues at 5:00 p.m. you will notice around lake county the hills will be getting some of the snow showers. and in terms of rainfall totals, they're going to be all over the place. anywhere from a few hundreds of an inch to about 0.4 inbe . fitely bundle up. if you decide to step out for a few minutes and go for a walk, temperatures range from tuppup upper 20s to the mid-40s. we're talking about high temperatures in the low to upper 50s. it will feel more like winter than spring. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a cold morning ahead with a level 1. mix of showers and snow showers

as we look at thursday, the frost still a slight possibility of a few showers. but we dry out friday. and then a light system comes in over the weekend. that's going bring us some more wet weather. certainly unsettled into sunday. but milder weather follows. look at monday and tuesday. if you're looking for 70s, you got it. if you're not, well, then, just enjoy the wet, cold conditions we have right now. it certainly makes it easier to stay inside for people, i think. dan and ama? >> thank you very much. well, just ahead, the local sanitation district dealing with a problem that needs to be wiped away. right now. i'm michael finney. coming up on 7 on your side, costco is changing its ret

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walmart in windsor. the loot included coveted goods like toilet, paper towel, plastic trash bags. sonoma county sheriff's deputies say the 27-year-old suspect stole the items around ul her over a few minutes later. deputies released the suspect after citing her. right now let's move on to consumer news on this wednesday, or tuesday i should say. >> not quite there yet. 7 on your side's athome. michael? >> yeah, costco is hitting hoarders where it hurts, in the pocketbook. the store is posting signs all over the place saying that it is no longer allowing the returns on high demand items. what are we talking about? well, toilet paper, sanitizing wpe, lysol, rice and bottled water. it's unclear whether this is a company wide policy or just at certain locations. new limbs on what can be bought along with these new return rules should put a real dent in

hoarding. amazon suspended nearly 4,000 accounts for violating fair pricing policies. amazon, you may remember, has been under scrutiny for some of the prices being charged by some of its third party sellers. amazon says it has been working with state attorneys generals and federal regulators. netflix has hit an all-time high in traffic at&t says the streaming service's viewership peaked last friday and saturday as more and more of us around the country are being asked to stay indoors. netflix has been popular worldwide during crisis. netflix announced it would scale back its bandwidths 25% in europe just to keep up with demand. >> all right, michael. thank you. >> great info. thank you, michael. take a look at this photo from the napa sanitation district. it's a pic of all the wipes that were flushed in one day yesterday. that's a big no-no.

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now your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> good afternoon once again. the coronavirus pandemic has taken a dramatic turn as governments try to stop its spread. this afternoon, the white house asked anyone who has been recently in new york city to self-quarantine for two weeks. this is in response to the surge in infections there. los angeles county has reported a person under the age of 18 has

died. that's the first known victim in the united states that was a minor. india's prime minister ordered a three-week lockdown to save the country from the pandemic. there are close to 500 cases in india, but there are fears it is going to just explode because of the enormous population in close proximity in which people live in india. hospitals are gearing up to test if a century old treatment used to fight off prevaccine epidemics might work for covid-19. reports say hospitals are seeking government permission for formal studies to test antibody rich plasma in the sick. they also want to test if the infusions could offer temporary vaccine-like protection to people at high risk. doctors in china used the treatment to stop thsp there. well, no a palo alto uple both -- covid-19. david louie is live with a story

you'll see only on abc7 news. david? >> well, dan, we're talking about the drug remedesavir. both monica and adrian arima tested positive for covid-19. her ordeal and experience gave hope that the drug might help so many others. >> we started to feel sick on the way home, on the very last day of the trip. >> that was three weeks ago. adrian and monica took a dream trip to egypt, developing fevers and feeling unwell as they returned home to palo alto. they were both admitted to stanford hospital where their symptoms didn't improve. tests confirmed they had been infected by the covid-19 virus. monica had underlying medical conditions including asthma and diabetes. she developed pneumonia and a persistent cough. with no improvement in her condition, she was accepted into a trial to test remedesavir by

gilead sciences. they're both at home now in isolation. >> it takes, you know, about a half an hour to get it all dripped in. and i do that every day for five days in a row. and you don't feel the pain. you don't feel anything. >> gilead had created remedesavir as a possible treatment for another deadly virus, ebola. >> there is nothing to lose because they have already tried it on people for the ebola, and there is not too many negative feedback, but it just doesn't work on ebola. >> they knew about ebola because adrian was the long-time general associate counsel at gilead. he was not a candidate because he was not as sick as monica. monica's pneumonia began to improve with the drug. she had also been taking antibiotics. >> i think after two days i can see that i feel better. the only part that is not feeling better is my coughing. >> five daily doses of

remedesavir paved the way for her hospital discharge after two weeks. she is now recovering at home, resting in bed much of the time, suspicious of the nile river cruise they took where several tour groups shared buffet meals. at the time they were not aware that the virus was monica is fortunate. her decision to take part this the drug trial appears to have been a life-saver. >> now adrian arima points out that remedesavir was not created specifically to treat covid-19. it's through drug trials and patients like monica that doctors and health officials are studying its potential as more people get the virus. we're live working from home, david louie, abc7 news. >> all right, david, thank you so much. we know there are a lot of questions about coronavirus. i had so many yesterday that i sent to our abc7 news medical expert dr. alok patel that we decided to do a whole segment on our newscast today. hi, doctor.

>> how you? we can always run through these questions. >> absolutely. so there are so many. i was talking to you about one i saw yesterday circulating facebook about how a child's pediatrician had said not to take elderberry as it relates to covid-19 because it could cause a negative outcome. have i my elderberry zinc lozenges in my makeup bag. what's the deal with elderberry? >> elderberry has really good pr right now. it's all over social media posts and blog posts about the immune boosting potentials. but that doesn't mean they're scientifically valid. as of right now we don't really have strong evidence that elderberry is going to harm or help an infection right now or a covid-19. that's the specific post. the concern throughout is the elderberry side effect could boost something called cytokines which could be harmful if you

get infected. this has not been proven. the fda has gone so far as issuing warning letters to companies who are making fraudulent claims in trying to sell elderberry tincture. remember, this is not proven, not harmful or beneficial. people should just stick with what they know. >> what about ibuprofen? i'm hearing rumors oh, you shouldn't take ibuprofen if you have coronavirus. that true? >> now there were some anecdotal evidence. people were sharing stories how ibuprofen -- and ibuprofen's effect on kind of anti-inflammatory properties in your body could make your immune system act differently and aggravate your coronavirus symptoms. but again, these symptoms, these claims have not been evaluated by the fda. we don't know if they're true or not. but one really important take home point is that a fever is a natural response by your immune system. you don't necessarily have to treat it. and in many cases, monitoring your fever symptoms might be a good way to know if you have a disease or how long your disease

is going on for. but in any case, to be safe, you might as well take acetaminophen if you're not feeling well. remember, you don't just have to drop a fever because you see it. >> is it true -- i saw something that said not treating the fever could make your symptoms like -- the time of your cold shorter because you're letting your body fight it as opposed to bringing down the fever? >> we generally recommend that people don't just look at the number and say oh, my gosh, i have a fever. i must drop it down. remember, our bodies want to raise the core temperature a little bit, get it theoretically gives our immune system the right type of environment to fight off the pathogen. now i wouldn't go to far as say reducing your temperature will change your duration of symptoms. but the take home point again is you don't need to reflexively reach for medications because you have a fever you. really want to look at your symptoms and your own individual chorus. >> and we heard the president talk about possibly getting drug treatment foss work for this.

so we heard about chloroquine and azithromycin. i know there was a report that someone tried to take chloroquine, but not the right form and got very sick because they were trying to self-medicate and prevent against coronavirus. >> and that's the harm with being overly octuplets aboptimi. what people are looking at is a very small trial from france. it showed it may improve the hospital course for some patients. but again, we haven't studied the dosage, the effectiveness, or even if it's safe for this indication. these medications are usually used for things like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis. and i'm hearing reports that people are rushing out the get the medications because they think it's going to help them against this coronavirus. there is lupus patients out there who can't get their own medications. and the story you're referring to is a coupe whole took chloroquine phosphate and unfortunately had a bad course

because they saw some bad information. . >> quickly, a little more time left. some national lawmakers are calling for a national two-week shelter in place. if that were to happen, would we need to start over here in the bay area? >> i wouldn't call it starting over. i would call it we keep marching on with what we're doing. >> okay. >> i think from the start public health officials are really saying you know what? we're going to do our best to shelter in place. we really have to monitor the national data. we have to look at this peak of cases and see where we're at, not only with testing, but with hospital capacity. it's not starting over. it's continuing what we're doing, hopefully even better. >> okay. have i ten seconds. should we or should we not be exercising outside? there is debate over that too. >> we just have to use common sense. there is a differece between oing to a crowded beach, a crowded area of the embarcadero versus going to your backyard, or if you live in a little more remote area. just remember, we've got to keep that six to ten-feet of distance. when in doubt, i said this to reggie the other day.

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>> now boarding, platform two. . >> daly city. >> we may never see these images of emptiness again.

and for the sake of health and safety, we hope we never will. in san francisco, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> great piece. so strange, isn't it? >> it is odd. >> and it's strange but a great thing. that's exactly what we need to see, people taking this shelter at home order very seriously. and i think as the days and weeks progress, human nature, we kind of tend to relax and lower our guard a little bit. i think it will be interesting . we don't want to see people lowering their guard right now. the few times i've left the house just to go the grocery store, i noticed very few people are out, which is a good thing. those that are out are really observing that distance thing. >> i've noticed that as well, especially the six-foot distance. people are really respectful of that. they are standing far apart. and when you do have to run out just to get the groceries, it

has been nice to have that distance between people. >> and in contrast, the mayor of london is urging underground commuters to stop packing trains, warning that people could die. he issued the alert after photo second straight morning. he reminded londoners that the system was running for essential workers only. the mayor's comments come a day after prime minister boris johnson issued a nationwide stay at home order. more than 130 people have died f and i wireally, the uk has part of the epicenter, europe has. look at what is happening in spain as the virus explodes there, surpassing what happened in italy. that's why we can't see the crowded trains in the uk and london. it's terrifying. okay. let's move on. don't let your body go during quarantine.

the fbi is here to help. it posted in-home exercises on its app. you learn the proper way to do push-ups as well as train as if you were preparing for the official fbi physical fitness test. and you can see the fbi's physical fitness program or you can see spencer's, because he has been posting some video. stay in shape while you're at home. >> you know what? i've been doing a bit of that, you know. doing some push-ups. some squats and some crunches. >> i saw your video. >> yeah. anything. i posted it. yep, that's it. >> you know, i have to say that my kids have a requirement to do physical education, and they roped me into it. i am not even going to share the embarrassing video of me doing planks. >> please! >> it is all good. >> that's funny. >> it's a crisis, sandhya. share the video. >> that's right.

>> british tourists at a hotel in the spanish holiday resort city of benedorm didn't let a lockdown get in the way of some fun. ♪ sweet caroline tes g >> all know that tune. the hotel guests sing "sweet caroline" from their balconies. spain's 46 million residents have been under lockdown amid the threat of corona british travelers were advised to return home as soon as possible, but the hotel had already closed its door, leaving them stuck. they sound great, though, don't they? >> they do. and so uplifting. interesting they chose a james taylor song, such a beautiful song, from my town home in north carolina. touching scenes like that around the world. there is a neat video circulating with ringo starr and a bunch of musicians playing. it's touching as well. >> it is sweet. i've seen videos like that from italy and other places of people in the community singing

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it's frightening. >> neighbors in half moon bay reacting to the large crowds gathering at bay area parks and beaches over the weekend, like this parked beach in marin county, leading to governor newsom announcing an unexpected closure of state parking lots attached to 26 bay area state parks. >> to make it easier for you, we're going shut down all state parking lots. and that will go into effect immediately. >> at half moon bay, the lots are blocked off. signage telling visitors to stay away, leading to lots of u-turns out of the lot and confuse regulation. at nearby cowl ranch state beach another chained lot. and more signs telling visitors to keep away. >> i think it's incredibly insensitive, unsafe. >> a move most locals we spoke to agree with as a deterrent to cut down on crowds. >> the beaches were packed. te parking lots were packed. ge described it as pumpkin festival busy this weekend, and wonders if closing the lots will

actually keep people away. >> well, then they start parking on our streets and it's really crowded there. and there is not a lot of parking. >> with no end in sight to the governor's shelter in place order, some are getting restless. >> people are getting tired of staying at home. so they want to come out. >> all right. take it all in. if you've been cooped up inside, another beautiful look at half moon bay here. we knew when we heard of the first shelter in place order here in the bay area that we were going to have a shot of slowing the spread, this was going to take a considerable amount of buy-in from all of us doing our part. hopefully the governor's move will nudge us all in the right direction of cutting down on crowds. reporting in half moon bay, i'm julian glover, abc7 news. sonoma county has also ordered all ofting toy.e der co, and federal agencies, and even nonprofits groups too. officials say they made this decision because people did not practice social distancing. we've been seeing so many

people come together to donate medical supplies to our health care workers. some california first responders just received a shipment from two tv dramas you may of heard of. the ontario fire department east of los angeles posted this instagram picture. they thanked the people behind "grey's anatomy" and "station 19" for the n95 tasks. actress ellen pompeo who you know as meredith gray shared why she was happy to help. >> so say we appreciate you, we love you, stay safe. nurses rock. doctors rock, and anyone who works in a hospital or the health care industry, you rock. we love you. stay safe. >> so nice. both "grey's anatomy" and "station 19" halted production because of the coronavirus. >> she is right. the doctors and nurses really do rock. >> let me clear up the mess. sweet caroline neil diamond. i get confused because they sing it at carolina football games. >> i thought maybe he wrote it.

>> still a little chilly out there and some raindrops. >> hi, sandhya. >> absolutely. yeah, dan and ama, let's take a look at live doppler 7. the raindrops are still falling light to moderate in intensity. as you get into street level radar, you see heavier showers around san leandro right now, around lake chabot road. seeing much needed snow where a winter weather advisory is up until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. highest peaks could see 16 inches. temperatures tomorrow in the 50s. showers, sunshine chilly. accuweather seven-day forecast pretty much spells out what you can expect. snow showers over the higher peaks. a slight chance on thursday. you get the break friday before another system brings us more wet weather. over the weekend, that system looks to bring lighter rainfall. and then as we head into next week, we have more rain coming, but some milder weather as well. >> we need that rain, sandhya. thank you. and we will back with a look at the beautiful bay area.

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all hands on deck. a different kind of front lines for the national guard, now called to duty in the south bay to make sure no one goes hungry. >> this pandemic causing more closures and layoffs. the gut-wrenching decisions now being made. plus, from clothes to hair coloring, people are living on the edge. the economic anxiety for people who are self-employed. what does this outbreak mean for real estate? just how tough is it to put up that for sale sign? a snapshot on a y social distance when you live in an apartment and have multiple roommates? one expert has some very good advice. and it's like home schooling on steroids. the bay area high school that is in the right place at the right time. >> now, your health, your safety. this is abc7 news. >> good evening you. i'm dan ashley. >> and