shelter in place but inside many of these homes, another worry. for many. >> i try not to let it keep me up, but it does when i wake up in the middle of the night, that's the first thing on my mind, how am i going to pay the rent. >> governor gavin nenewsom declared a moratorium on evictions through may 31st. >> from the state of california.

>> statewide moratorium requires tenants to provide a letter to landlords no more than seven days after vent due, explaining their situation. they still have to pay their rent in a timely manor. a key aspect of this moratorium that doesn't sit well with senator scott weiner. >> it doesn't go far enough. people can still be evicted for not paying rent. they won't be evicted right now during the state of emergency but could be evicted after the state of emergency ends. >> a quick fix and way it delay evictions and not necessarily stop them. >> but while the crisis is going on, you need to cancel rents and make it so that tenants don't have to pay it back in the end and neither do homeowners or small landlords. >> for now, conversations are still happening in the senate level to potentially expand this eviction moratorium. >> we would like the governor to issue a broad moratorium on

evictions in california. >> reporter: documentation for your landlord, a letter from employer, payroll stub, bank statements, or even a termination notice. luz pena, abc 7 executive order to bring former u.s. troops, national guards and reserve members back to active duty to help with the pandemic. because of the changing situation is unclear exactly how many troops will be activated or on a voluntary basis. the white house says anyone recalled may remain on active duty for up to two years. that comes after president trump's signature on $2 trillion in aid to the economy, largest aid package in modern u.s. history. what that means for your wallet. >> tonight, historic help on the way. >> the motion is adopted. >> a $2 trillion stimulus,

largest aid package in american history. nation's families, workers, businesses. >> the bill rushed to the president after clearing the house in a voice vote that took hours of debate. >> i'm heading back to washington for a voice vote. >> reporter: flying back to the capital after a last-ditch effort by gop representative thomas massey to force a role call vote. >> i request a recorded vote. >> reporter: blasted by both parties, the president calling massey a third-rate grandstander, spacing themselves on the floor in chamber to assure a quorum. >> we will fight it together until we win together. >> right now we're going to pass this legislation. >> reporter: it will bring much-needed aid to workers and business owners now without sources of income, payments made going out in early april for those earning $75,000 or less

get $1200 plus $500 per child, unemployment checks going up $600 a week for four months, benefits extended from 26 to 39 weeks and student loan payments suspended for six months. also today, the president making use of the defense production act for the first time, directing general motors to begin making ventilators. president trump firing back at governors critical of his response to the outbreak, including washington governor jay inslee and michigan governor, saying he wants them to be appreciative. >> if they don't treat you right, i don't call. >> abc news, washington. how much money will you get out of the stimulus check? that's what everyone is wondering. we have a our website on abc7news.com. we're always being asked as

well, how can you help our health care workers. happening today, a group of parents in the north bay are doing a donation drive for medical safety equipment. wife of ucsf pulmonologist. she wanted to help him and his team and others during this pandemic, unused masks, gloves, goggles and face shields. >> i've gotten individual requests of my friends of hey i want to donate masks to your husband. how do i do that? we were like, we should just centralize it, put something out to the community and have everybody drop them off. >> it's open until 10:00 until 3:00 today. it's one of several donation drives happen across the bay area. if you would like to donate, we have a list of ways to help on our website, abc 7 news.com. new data from the i-team shows california is lagging far behind most other states in testing for covid-19. even with who are and more

testing, governor newsom says thousands are still waiting for their results. you have the story we'll only hear on abc 7. >> reporter: two weeks, marin county as been quietly testing people in san rafael. not just anyone can come. >> this is a physician-referral only site. individuals do show up without an appointment, unfortunately, they will be turned away. >> reporter: by guards at the entrance. hendricks tells me 700 people have received tests at this site. at the onset of the coronavirus crisis, tests were in short supply. counties have run into another problem. >> labs are not able to keep up with demand, so we're only able to submit, for instance at our state lab, 50 tests a day when quite honestly we're testing more than that number every single day.

>> marin and others around the area are ramping up their testing but california is far behind other states in terms of testing. abc 7 i-team ran an analysis of the coronavirus tests performed in every state compared to population. two hot spot states are doing the best job, new york, washington state with 4500. all the way down at the 46th spot, california with just 515 coronavirus tests per 1 million people. >> we are making progress on every front. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom addressed the slow test as he welcomed the navy ship mercy. >> in some cases these are coming back six, seven, eight days later. we've got to increase our throughput. >> reporter: in fact, california department of public health say additional tests have been done t rtsre nd hosee in, we'll move

un, dan a 7 news. food and drug administration just approved a test that provides results in just 15 minutes. it expects to deliver 50,000 tests per day starting next week. just last week the fda approved another round of tests with results in about 45 minutes. most tests right now can take several days. we're hearing from some people it can be a few weeks. apple released a new app and website to help you screen for the coronavirus. it asks you about your symptoms, gives you information on covid-19. resources available now were created with the help of the cdc, fema and white house coronavirus task force. tim cook announced the company is donating 10 million face masks in the u.s. and europe. we'll take a little bit of a break now and get a check on the weather with lisa argen. how are you? >> hey, liz. good morning to you. we have scattered showers developing around the bay area. you can see this camera looks a

little wet. a few drops on the lens here. cloudy skies. more likely toward 6:00, 7:00 for most of you. 52 grease downtown. 46 by the delta. we'll time out the rain and see when you're most likely to see it. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. governor newsom talking about urgency and don't go to the park. the park. stay at home. hi. -hi. what are you working on? i've got a 6, 8 and 13 year old. and it's... [ together ] exhausting. what i need is... a sanctuary? a sanctuary. do you think this would look good in your dad's bathroom? ohh. wow. that's the one! any color you want, we can mix it or match it. ♪ [ indistinct chatter ] [ sigh ] nice.

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convention of coyotes you hear but residents of mill valley checking in with each other thanks to a community howl. it's become a thing. every night at 8:00, during the stay-at-home order, a chance for neighbors to step outside and connect. jennifer nesbit and her kids never miss it. >> it's kind of a way to release stress and to know that you're going to hear some of your neighbors, recognize some voices. >> reporter: but it's more than just blowing off steam. it's a chance to thank medical workers on the front lines of the pandemic. >> it's really fun to just howl and thank all the hospital people. >> reporter: the idea started in italy. quarantined citizens singing and making noise, thanking doctors and nurses and greeting each other. back home, there's a new take. howls are echoing through the hills and canyons, even retirement communities are letting loose. the mill valley howl has its own

facebook page, started by scott schumaker, complete with a few confused dogs but mostly the community gathering together. >> going sbouts he ining outside whole valley howling gives you a sense of like everyone is in this together. >> reporter: the idea has even caught on to other communities like novato where they were making noise on friday night. during these uncertain times when you think about it, a good howl just makes sense. in mill valley, abc 7 news. >> i heard it in my neighborhood, too. it is expanding far and wide. i even heard some dogs chiming in as well. what's going on here? it's pretty cool, i agree. because of the overcrowding, public parks and beaches last weekend, officials are beginning to announce closures for the second weekend .

san mateo closed regional parks district, and many other state parks have been shut down like mt. diabo and walnut creek, on top of marin county and other san francisco beaches. today begins the first weekend bart will temporarily reduce hours because of the drastic drop in ridership since the covid-19 outbreak. they'll close at 9:00 p.m. every day. weekend hours 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. riders must be in the system by 8:45 to have a guaranteed ride. they considered eliminating sunday service but the board decided against it. muni and light rail will no longer run. caltrain will run even fewer train trains, down to 42 trains. usually there are 92 per day. since the shelter in place,

daily sales are down 90%. entertaining children can be tough right now, especially with schools being out until at least early may. one community is coming together to make a stroll in the neighborhood fun for the entire family. abc 7 news melissa pixcar has the story. >> reporter: a neighborhood in oakland is coming together by trying to make the shelter in place order more bearable for children. folks are placing teddy bears and stuffed animals in their windows to have a scavenger hunt like game. neighbors are calling it a bear hunt, the idea was inspired by children's book "going on a bear hunt" by michael rosen. >> we saw 15, 20, 25 bears. it was really cool. >> some children have placed their most prized stuffed animals for other children to see. >> what kind of bear did you put in your window? >> princess bear, baby bear and a grown-up bear. >> 4-year-old benjamin enjoyed

the fresh air with his family while on the hunt for bears. >> found one. il aults. neon brown.>> repor b >> i only had one bear, so i put a llama in the other window and it gives me a lot of pleasure to see the kids outside. >> just warms my heart, and everyone is rallying together for these kids. even me. i want to walk around and see the bears, too. >> in oakland, melissa pixcar, abc 7 news. >> let's talk about the weather. lisa, we're checking some showers. >> yes. we did have some showers earlier in the week, but the weekend, the wet weather, cloudy weather and it looks like once again we'll see the wet weather primarily in the morning, both saturday and sunday. scattered showers. you can see behind me from live doppler 7 there is certainly some green there on the screen as we go in a little bit closer. north bay not getting too much. just a few sprinkles out there.

you can see up toward bodega bay, highway 1. let's go closer into san francisco, wet weather, few light showers from the bay view to south city and all the way down toward burlingame, richmond/san rafael bridge looking wet, around alameda, and just a few light scattered sprinkles perhaps around concord. taking you back into highway 1 peninsula area, redwood city to 80, woodacre. a few light showers. hasn't reached san jose yet. stanford, cupertino 82 with wet weather out there. temperatures are mild in hayward. 51. 51 in union city. looking at numbers milder this morning. 46 in napa, 52 in san francisco. started out with the clear sky yesterday. that's why it was so cold in the morning. 10 grease warmer from heyward to

oakland. 10 grease warmer than yesterday and napa is 11 degrees warmer. few rain drops here in the city. spring showers today. we're seeing that already. on and off rain for the weekend, we're looking sunny and warmer as we get into next week with widespread 70s on the way. so, timing out the rain, you'll notice within the next hour or so on the coast, the north bay, the peninsula. as we go through the morning hours through about noontime, you can see the scattered light showers around the bay will continue to see just a few throughout the afternoon, but things will quiet down once the sun sets overnight, things will pick up again. this is about 2:30 in the morning sunday morning. scattered showers and stopping this 24 hours from now, you'll notice we have a few heavy downpours from santa rosa through southern marin, peninsula. this will take us through the mrning hours tomorrow. it doesn't look like the weekend is a total washout. we'll see this certainly move through, sunday 10:30. by the afternoon, looking at

sunshine, sunday afternoon doesn't look bad. we add up the amounts from today through tomorrow, looking anywhere from a quarter inch to a third of an inch to half inch. i think the heavier rain will arrive for your sunday morning. scattered showers out there, few sprinkles this morning. a level one on our storm impact scale for today and tomorrow. temperatures in the upper 50s. so, we're looking at those uniform numbers not going anywhere fast. but as for tomorrow, we'll get a little milder, rain in the morning. another level one system. some sun in the afternoon and then looking at more sunshine and, boy, does it look like spring as we're looking at sunny days, widespread 70s through the middle of the week, 60s at the coast. maybe that's what covid needs, good dose of sun and warm air. >> we do need that sunshine. >> yeah. >> sure do. >> yeah. price gouging problem. instances in the bay area

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california expecting an explosion of cases this weekend as we pick up the pace in testing. more than at least 1,600 cases in the bay area as we wake up for a second weekend sheltering in place. mayors, park rangers and neighbors all begging we stay at home to stop the spread. good morning, everyone. it's saturday march 28th. i'm liz kreutz. we'll continue with the very latest on the coronavirus at the moment. if you're just joining us, let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. lisa? >> hey, liz. it hasn't been too bad in terms of rainfall. more scattered showers for the weekend. live doppler 7, a few light sprinkles perhaps in the north bay from san francisco, heavier shower over toward oakland, san leandro. down the peninsula, redwood city

and woodside a few showers all the way down toward sunnyvale and cupertino. tomorrow we'll get some heavier rain sunday morning, quarter of an inch to over half an inch, maybe three-quarters of an inch throughout the weekend. look agent 46 in novato, 48 in fremont right now. at 10:00, we'll be in the 50s. we'll have some scattered showers by 2:00. upper 50s, light rain around at times and then by 6:00, we're in the mid 50s. rain should be winding down and looking at clouds around tonight, and a chance of showers. so, we'll talk about when we warm up and when spring returns in a few minutes. liz? >> lisa, thank you. here is the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. the number of cases here in the bay area is now at more than 1,600. governor gavin newsom signed an order to stop evictions through may. any personal protective equipment items to donate, you

can do so today in green bay at the bonair center parking lot. it's a welcome sight also here in the portf lesoreehe tidalwav. two hospital ships from the u.s. navy are on the way. mercy arrived yesterdaycovid-19 positive but free up hospital room for those who are. governor newsom had asked president trump to send the mercy to l.a. >> this is truly mercy on the water. this is truly mercy at the beds. this truly is mercy and the expression of who we are as americans and as people at this moment. >> l.a.'s mayor says the city is five days away from being on par with new york city's outbreak rate. 450 deaths right now. the rest of us in california are expecting a similar climb.

>> this morning an l.a. homeowner wants to know why this amazon delivery driver spit on a delivery then smeared the saliva all around the cardboard box. take a look. yes, this happened thursday. it really did happen. ring door bell camera caught the delivery driver in the act. amazon has since let that driver go. the homeowner has been given a $50 credit but you the person is demanding that the driver being tested for covid-19 too. >> countless ways that this pandemic has flipped our lives upside down, a special limited series to look at some of the many ways how this morning one high school senior describes what it's like to have a monumental life memory now ripped away. >> because of this free time,

i've actually been doing some studying for my ap exams that are supposed to be in may. i don't know if they're still happening. my name is kendall jensen. i live in brentwood, california, and i'm a senior. so, actually, right now i'm supposed to be touring a bunch of colleges, but they -- all those tours got canceled because the campuses shut them down. people like my age, we're just, you know -- we're just scared because it's almost like our whole lives we've been like, okay, high school, college, here you go. and it's like everything is kind of like frozen. it's like, we might not even finish our last quarter of high school. so, i think we're all vujust li really scared about our futures and what's going to happen. our prom is probably canceled. so, it's tough because you're like, what do you do now? you spent $400 on a dress that you probably can't even really

wear. so what's going to happen? a lot of my friends are, obviously, very outraged and upset, but it's like a push and pull because you want to make sure that you're keeping everyone else safe, but also you've worked so hard for four years and, you know, so many long nights and so much hard work to just kind of like lose everything. it's just everything that we've been looking forward to has been ripped from our fingers and there's nothing we can do about it. so i think it's hard, and a lot of people have just mixed emotions, but yeah, it's tough. >> we feel for so many students going through that right now. it will get better. covid-19 diaries is an abc 7 originals limited series telling personal stories as the bay area works together to cope with coronavirus. check them out at abc7news.com.

during these extreme times, we wanted to share a few pieces of joy across the area. how families and total strangers are spreading happiness during what's now being sort of described as the new normal. >> in campbell, martin santos turned 10 years old this week, his birthday a little different than expected. >> the initial plan was to have a birthday in the backyard. >> reporter: that plan changed when they came up with an idea, to hold up a sign outside their home asking for drivers to honk. >> i thought they wouldn't really honk, but lots of people did. >> reporter: including this street sweeper who not only circled around the block, but coming back with this baskin robbins gift card. >> it was absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: meantime in san bruno, another birthday, this time for 6-year-old jonah polino, whose bowling birthday

party had been canceled. >> he has been super sad and i told all our friends and family how he has been feeling about his birthday, so they came and surprised him. ♪ happy birthday dear jonah >> reporter: singing happy birthday from their cars in a reverse serenade. >> we can't be any more thankful for what they did and chose to do on his birthday. >> jonah smiled, saying it all. >> happy. >> reporter: a tale of kindness, mom jeanette, husband, reed, and their four daughters, who made a community garden and blessing box full of nonperishables. anybody is welcome to take some or give some. >> we wanted to change all the focus from something negative to something positive. >> reporter: a message from the children that they are truly stronger than better. that inspired us to help martin santos and his family who wanted to find that street sweeper. one of the owners of contract

sweeping services in milpitas identified the driver as joseph bareno. >> pure joy and it brought tears to my eyes. he really is a dedicated, loyal individual and we are more happy than ever to have him part of our team. >> reporter: it might not have been a bowling alley, but a memorable birthday nonetheless. joseph will be recognized by his company for his act of kindness and receiving his own gift card very soon. >> we love that. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, turning to takeout. with restaurants and bars hurting, the way some bay area businesses are reinventing themselves to get you to order out this weekend. >> plus the pandemic's effect on pollution. more on the shift of greenhouse emissions and worldwide activity you can take part in tonight known as earth hour.

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welcome back. you can skip the dishes this weekend because bay area restaurants are desperately hoping you'll give them a call. abc 7 news reporter shows us what one relatively new establishment is doing to stay afloat. >> downtown walnut creek looks so quiet from drone view 7. the restaurants usually bring such a fun energy to the area. now some restaurants are trying to reinvent themselves during this pandemic and turn into take-out establishments but it is not as easy as you may think. >> it's a complete pivot of your business model even to-go products, boxes and ramekins and

these things. for a while we only had one phone line. people couldn't get through. it's all these things and the staff's job is suddenly completely different. it's hard. kind of like we do -- we just did it. >> canyon club brewery is trying it and owner kevin hamilton says it is tough. he is worried we will lose some restaurants to this shutdown. >> a lot of places -- and i understand this, their staff, they said we can't do this. we've got to stop. we're not really making any money on it, truthfully. i can pay eight people a night. i can give amounts to our vendors and keep them in business. they're feeling this 200x. >> hamilton and others who are trying this new model say they need your support more than ever right now. as you head into the weekend they're asking that you consider your favorite local spot. >> buy a gift card that you can use in the future. buy a t-shirt, a hat to-go food any little bit helps.

>> this restaurant opened in august, costing $1.5 million to build this place. in a sign of optimism, they're . they're thinking when people are allowed outside their homes, this place is going to be crowded. in moraga, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> you can join the largest collective movement to support the environment by going lights out. it's called earth hour from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m., turn off all the lights in your home to decrease energy waste. attend a global action forum is another way to take part but all the forums are being held online this year. >> take a look at the satellite images from the european space agency showing sharp reductions in pollution across france and italy. left is an image from march of last year. on the right is an image of this mon month. one expert said the sudden shift represents the largest scaled

experiment ever in terms of industrial emissions. climate scientists say our greenhouse emissions are certain to shrink this year. that is good news, lisa. >> certainly a silver lining, liz, for sure. also this last weekend of march, bringing us some rain. level one system today and tomorrow. live look outside. as we look at our tower camera, a lot of clouds out there. some of you seeing some rain, 40s and 50s. we'll tell you how much. this could be our last gasp of winter even though it's spring. we'll time it out for you. >> thank you, lisa. bay area athletes are missing able to suit up almost as much as we miss seeing them. how they're spending their time staying at home in this morning's sports. it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick!

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>> street performers jazz version of whitney houston's "saving all my love for you" filled the nearly deserted french quarter in new orleans, and a biker shared this video of those empty streets, the usually bustling district hasn't seen visitors as the city tries to stop the spread of the coronavirus. in sports, social media has become an even bigger medium in this pandemic. >> good morning. casey pratt here, working from home. as we all learn to face the challenges of self isolation together, professional athletes are also trying to figure out how to manage their time as well. >> i always had ants in my pants, wanted to be up and moving. >> i miss sports. >> we weren't expecting it at all. >> no matter of the season, we watch sports somehow and everything is suspended so it's weird. it's a weird, weird time.

really weird time. >> keep trying to inspire kids to get out there and stay active. right now the latest skill challenge video has over 100 clips. >> i didn't realize how busy i am until now when i sit back and not have to do anything. >> i started watching a lot of tv shows, the whole michael phelps thing. >> pretty decent chef now. >> get my record up. i started playing that. i had to buy it from x-box. >> work on my spanish. >> might be the best call of duty. recently i've been pretty good just because that's all i've been doing. >> be very aware of your surroundings. take care of the ones that you can. >> we don't know who we could spread it to. wash your hands at least 20 seconds, all those little things could make a difference. >> we have several more video conferences booked next week.

social distancing means perfecting your work-from-home office game. john lynch shared his setup via social media. 49ers.com/igyb, i got your back, their team motto. >> so make the best of the situation. we appreciate your support, always faithful. go niners. stay at home. stay safe. and i've got your back. >> our home office also doubles as a home school which means it's much too messy to show off. hope you have a great rest of the day. >> lisa, how have you been doing? >> i'm hanging in there. >> all home? >> yeah, everybody is just -- i know. what are you going to do? people out and about, taking walks. that's what's been sustaining us. >> yeah. >> not this weekend, though, unless you want to check out the shower activity. level one system today and tomorrow. so, some scattered showers to greet you, if you head out now, they're out there. and there will be heavier downpours as we get into your

sunday morning. we look live outside right now, you'll notice it's certainly dark out there. the sun coming up at 7:00. it will be setting at 7:29. looking at a level one on our storm impact scale. in fact, this system will allow for some scattered showers, heavier downpours tomorrow, from a quarter of an inch to six-tenths as we get through the weekend. and looking at breezy wins at times. we have a few sprinkles out there right now, and a live look from our camera, certainly a lot of cloud cover. if you're headed out, you may want to bring the rain gear, heading out with the dog or maybe a bike ride you may want to hold off until the afternoon. actually by tomorrow afternoon, it looks like we'll see some sunshine. not a washout over the entire weekend. we look at the north bay, you'll see very light returns, few sprinkles from highway 1, novato, san rafael. darker shading of green, we likely have the heavier showers, light sprinkles from daly city,

to south san francisco, over into the east bay. oakland, m sprinkles in the far east bay valleys on the peninsula, a cell here around portolo valley. 280. peninsula looking damp out there from redwood city and shifting into the south bay, just a few light scattered sprinkles from san jose, mt. hamilton. a little bit of pink there. this is a cold system but not cold enough to bring us any significant snow in the mountains. maybe one to three inches. we could see a little bit of rain/snow mix like we saw there at mt. hamilton today and into tomorrow. it is 51 in hayward, san mateo, 46 in napa. outside again we're looking at the gray skies. spring showers today. in fact, we're looking at heavier rain, it looks like, 24 hours from now. on and off for the weekend.

and looking at a sunny and warmer pattern for next week. as we go through the next several hours, this is 7:30. you'll notice a few light showers. not everyone is seeing them. this shifts inland by noontime. and you'll notice we have mostly cloudy skies, maybe a few sprinkles, random shower, but overnight looking at more activity. this is tomorrow, 24 hours from now, and we are certainly looking at more wet weather, maybe some pretty good downpours at times, and the rainfall amounts, this is saturday and sunday, a quarter inch to half inch, maybe six-tenths out there. highs today 58 underneath cloudy skies. level one system of scattered showers. i do want to show you what we have to look forward to on monday. we're in the 60s. warming begins. tuesday we're above average and wednesday, widespread warmth out there, upper 70s. accuweather seven-day forecast, a wet weekend ahead. the last weekend of march. and after that, it looks sunny and mild with warmer days as we head through the next week

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