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quote tomorrow a mess. >> and sfmta is shutting down 51 active lines starting next week. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke with jeff tumlin about the service. >> the wait line will be highly affected, expecting 30 to 40% of operators not to show up this week, and this is to minimize risk to the staff and to the public. during this global pandemic, san francisco is silent. and starting this week, our streets will be emptier. out of 68 active muni lines, only 17 will remain available. >> tomorrow is going to be a mess. and i apologize in advance. the service will be deeply unreliable. there will be long gaps in service. >> sfmta director jeffrey tumlin says the cut-down process will affect nearly bus line from the sunset to the marina district. >> we will be using all night tonight to develop new schedules

starting for tuesday and then having our full service rollout on wednesday, when we spend most of tomorrow putting up signs at the stops. >> reporter: approximately 400 muni operators are expected to not show up to work. >> there's a lot of operators are upset, because a lot of people are just roaming about and they're not doing essential stuff that they need to be doing. >> reporter: remaining anonymous, this muni operator agreed to speak to us. >> do you feel like the plastic blockades that you have, the shields is, that enough? >> no. no. we don't have masks, either. >> so you don't have masks? >> no. >> you have to purchase them yourself? >> yes. we have to purchase the masks and we have to purchase the lysol, everything. >> as the covid-19 crisis continues, sfmta says there are still 100,000 riders using money every day, many essential

workers and one is royal anderson iii, he works in the food industry. >> how would you describe muni right now? >> it is like russian roulette kind of situation. >> sfmta halted all train services and this week's changes will be drastic. >> sfmta says they should have a list of the lines that will remain open by this week. they also confirmed that so far five of their staff employees tested positive for covid-19, including several operators. again, the service will continue but starting tuesday 51 of the active lines will be shut down. >> thank you very much. most bay area transit agencies have cut service in response to the shelter miss n-place order and dwindling roidership. bart service ends at 9:00 every night. cal train has eliminated may weekday, many weekday trips including baby bullet trains and ac-transit is operating bus

routes on sunday schedules and santa clara vta has limited bus service and light rail is not operated. and no trains operating on weekends. the death toll from the coronavirus here in the bay area is now at 90. one more than yesterday. the most recent fatality was reported in marin county. nearly 3700 cases are now confirmed across ten counties. santa clara county has the most with more than 1200 infections. for our viewers in lake and mendocino counties we're keeping track of cases there, and lake county had the first case of coronavirus, the patient had been exposed while on a job outside the county, and mendocino county is reporting four confirmed cases. santa clara has accepted its first coronavirus patients at the city's convention center. the center is serving as one of california's first active field hospitals. the site was converted and outfitted with beds, supplies and medical supplies by the national guard. >> current capacity seems to be normalized within our hospital

system today. but if for some reason we do surge up, they will have the ability to transfer low acute patients to this side, where they can then carry out their recovery. >> the convention center has the capacity to serve up to 250 people and will enable hospitals to maintain their capacity to treat patients who are more seriously ill. what was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime for a south sn francisco couple has turned into a family tragedy. 71-year-old wilson ma died overnight after contracting coronavirus on board the coral princess cruise ship which is now docked in miami. his wife is showing symptoms. late tonight, she was brought off the ship and taken to a miami area hospital. the couple's daughter spoke to us earlier today from new york. >> she has underlying conditions so it makes me more woerried an if this is just a replay of what happened to my dad, my dad

started with oxygen to keep him comfortable and within four hours they needed to put him on a ventilator. >> the couple set sail on their dream cruise vacation which started before the states began issuing shelter in place orders. three people on board the cruise line ver now died. contra costa county says a patient at the orinda care center has died. the county told the abc 7 news i-team reporter dan noys that the elderly resident had already been in hospice. 27 residents at the care center have tested positive and 18 others are waiting for test results to come back. officials believe the outbreak began with five people, three staff members and two residents and now efforts are to stop the spread and those employees who tested positive are now isolating at home. a number of other important coronavirus headlines impacting the bay area. in almeda county, the superior court has announced it will remain closed until may 4th and possibly longer than that. criminal trial dates have been

extended by 60 days. the situation at laguna honda hospital in san francisco is getting worse with 14 confirmed cases of the coronavirus there. 11 are among staff who looked after patient, and three are among residents. and benicia is cracking down on people who are gathering at city-owned parking lots and violating social distancing orders. those lots are now closed. a 4-year-old tiger at the bronx zoo in new york city is america's first coronavirus infection discovered in an animal. the malaya tiger named nadia is believed to have been infected by an asymptomatic zoo keeper. six other tigers and lions at the zoo have fallen ill, suffering from a dry cough and loss of appetite and expected to recover. many have asked though, how did a tryinger g, tiger get a coronavirus test when other humans have not been able to and veterinarians say the tests are different and you cannot send human samples to the veterinary lab and you cannot send animal tests to the human laborer tos

so there is no competition for testing between these very different situations. and tonight a bay area wildlife preserve is taking extra precautions in light of the tiger's covid-19 case in new york. safari west in santa rosa is closed due to the shelter orders but starting tomorrow will require keepers working with animals to wear masks. abc's jr stone has details. >> reporter: all animal keepers will be wearing these at safari west in santa rosa in less than 24 hours. cloth marches with filters inside of them. >> we have already pulled our keepers aside, and let them know that they're going to be able to deal with the changes. >> reporter: safari west doesn't have tigers like the bronx zoo. the wildlife preserve has nearly 1,000 other animals. >> hi, norma. >> definitely our primates and our carnivores, so we have cheetahs, hyenas, lots of different species that

potentially could be exposed. >> nicky smith has spent 14 years at safari west, and says those in the animal world are well aware of what is called zoo-notic deed, those spread from humans to animals and vice-versa which includes flu types and infections among other things. >> it is something that we actually train for. >> and it may look like just another day feeding the giraffes, but they have sprayed this area down, all of the handles right here, and the light switches, in an attempt to be extra cautious. they're also using gloves when feeding, sanitizer for handles and doors when entering and exiting habitats, using foot bath stations when going into or coming out of those areas. >> so we are taking every possible precaution. >> all in an effort to avoid the spread of a virus like covid-19. in santa rosa, jr stone, abc news. officials with the bronx zoo say there is no evidence that

animals played a role in the transmission of covid-19 to people. other than the possible initial transmission at a food market in china. they add that there is no evidence that a person in the u.s. has been infected by an animal. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, an east bay woman is recovering after battling coronavirus. she tells us what it was like, coming up. and a city is planning to shelter some homeless people at the palace of fine arts annex. some neighbors say not so fast. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a little built of a break in the rain tonight but we are tracking more showers for monday. and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future

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cruise ship sailing under the golden gate. it is not leaving just yet. anchored off hunter's point for weeks. it is conducting routine operations and will come back to the port of san francisco this week to take on supply, and where it goes next is not clear. more than 060 crew members were released from a two-week quarantine this weekend. dozens of passengers and crew fell ill from the coronavirus after taking this cruise. many died. san francisco's palace of fine arts may be used as a temporary homeless shelter. an idea some marina district residents may oppose. supervisor katherine steafani sent her constituents a letter with the plan, calling for housing 162 people at the exhibit hall in the landmark. it is one of many facilities taking on a new role during the pandemic. >> all of our facilities have been made available, to help us respond to this emergency, not

just the palace, but all of our recreation centers, our emergency child care operation, we've got food distribution points. >> one marina resident says he is urging his neighbors to join him in taking legal action against the city's plan. stefani says the first people who come to the palace of fine after thes as soon as the end of the week. an east bay woman is on the mend after battling coronavirus. abc 7 news dan ashley has her story. >> julia, you look like you're doing well. feeling much better? >> i am feeling fantastic. i'm so grateful right now that i got through it. >> what joy hughes of san ramon got through last month was 16 days of covid-19 misery. flu-like symptoms. bronchitis. off the charts coughing. and constant exhaustion. joy returned from texas for a business meeting on the 11th. two days later, believe it or not, friday the 13th, she started feeling sick. >> i was really sick. >> was it a sickness that felt

different than illnesses you've had in the past? >> yes. >> or not really? >> yes, i will tell you it did, because i felt very tired. i mean i was sleeping 13 hours a night. and then during the day, i would sleep for five hours. >> when she was awake, joy was incredibly hungry. and equally determined to get well. while she felt horrible, she never had to be admitted to the hospital with the severe symptoms that so many coronavirus patients have faced. >> when you found out it was in fact, coronavirus, covid-19, you weren't scared particularly? >> no, i just wasn't, because i honestly, at that point, which was now 22 days ago, it was all just kind of getting going, and so i just, i didn't want to know a lot. which sounds funny, but yet, it kept me, you know, from not being frightened. >> calm. >> calm. yeah. my goal was to get better. >> and thankfully, she did.

here she is taking a socially distanced walk. grateful and feeling better by the day. >> in san ramon. dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> glad to hear she's recovered. drew tuma has been checking the weather forecast for us. >> yes, and eric, we had a pretty wet weekend around here. a couple of cities had over an inch of rain the past two days. and tomorrow, we're tracking more showers moving through. live doppler 7 right now showing just a couple of sprinkles in the east foothills near san jose. otherwise, those cities are getting a break from the rain overnight tonight. look at the rainfall totals we had over the past two days. ben lomond and the santa cruz mountains, more than four inches. even san jose and the south bay got soaked. especially today. close to an inch of rain. that is almost a month's worth of april rainfall in the south bay in two days. san anselmo, .90. hayward, close to an inch.

oakland and san francisco, about two-thirds to half of an inch. live doppler 7 along with the satellite showing you the front, it has now pushed through, that brought the rain earlier today, but you look off the coast, and you can see that koi clockwise circulation, that will move onshore and bring us the next chance of showers. the good news it doesn't look to be as wet tomorrow as the past weekend. temperatures chloe, it will be a chilly night. down to the 40s in the north bay. 42 right now in cloverdale. 48 in novato. 48 san mateo. 50 the current temperature in hayward. we have frost advisories and freeze warnings going into effect early tomorrow morning for lake county and mendocino county so it will be a cold start to the day with sub-freezing temperatures expected in those towns. so overnight tonight, it is a mostly cloudy night, again, getting a break from a lot of the rain right now, and the temperatures will drop into the 30s, to low 40s.

and for our starting temperatures tomorrow. storm impact scale tomorrow, it is still a level one light storm, with scattered showers, and we do have the chance in the afternoon, of a thunderstorm, popping up. and we'll also see, likely a dusting of snow on our highest peaks, like mount hamilton. we've seen these types of storms before this season. future weather 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning a lot of cloud cover, most cities are dry. but that changes as we head into the afternoon, and by about noon, you can see the showers moving into the south bay, again, there is that chance around mount hamilton of a dusting of snow, and as the day wears on, the showers kind of rotate north, so in the north bay, we would expect that rain to last probably about to 4:00, 5:00 in the evening before the system pushes out here monday night. so tomorrow, it is another cool day. temperatures stuck in the mid 50s. so below average for this time of the year. and 55 in the city, and 57 in oakland, and 55 in san jose. still have a winter storm warning in effect for the sierra until tomorrow morning. we have already seen one to two feet of snow and add some more

to that. all a-coupa couple of inched expected overnight. scattered showers tomorrow. there is a slight chance on the coast of a sprinkle tuesday. . otherwise, for wednesday, we dry out, and passover begins in the evening. thursday into good friday, warming up and for easter weekend, much different than this past week a lot of sunshine. dry and temperatures in the 60s and into the 70s. >> all right, drew, thank you very much for that. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, shelter in place is giving rise to a new trend. baking bread. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue,

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pa championship is set to be scheduled for august 6-9 in san francisco. that would be golf's first major of the year. however, yesterday, saturday, governor gavin newsom expressed concerns for large crowds in california extending into late sum sore that makes these early august dates very hopeful in a scheduling best case scenario. the masters was originally scheduled to start this week and tentatively now planned for the week of november 9th. no sports going on right now but a very busy week on the "with authority" podcast, we had have the best of the best from the week that was. >> a short-handed break away. they score! >> we're not able to skate and how is that? >> with the finals of the nhl tournament, we are watching old ones. >> and a couple of games a day.

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good evening, i'm eric thomas. and tonight's headline, the death toll from the coronavirus here in the bay area now stands at 90, that's one more than yesterday. the most recent fatality was reported in marin county. nearly 3700 cases have now been confirmed across these ten counties. santa clara county has the most, with more than 1200 infections. big reductions in service are on the way for san francisco's muni by the middle of the week. muni plans to only offer service on 17 of its 68 lines by the middle of the week. the system officials are still working out details. large numbers of muni operators are not coming to work due to safety concerns. and the south san francisco man has died after a dream vacation turned into a nightmare. 71-year-old wilson ma contracted covid-19 on the coral princess cruise ship. he died at a hospital in miami overnight. his wife is now being treated at a hospital in florida. tonight, new york's governor still says his state is in desperate need of crucial medical equipment and the mayor of new york city says they need

more medical personnel as they increase the number of hospital beds. here's abc's trevor alt with the latest. >> reporter: following an afternoon meeting with his coronavirus task force, president trump holding his daily press briefing. >> in the days ahead, america will endure the peak of this terrible pandemic, our warriors in this life and death battle are the incredible doctors and nurses and health care workers on the front line of the fight. >> officials say three hot zones across the country, new york, detroit, and louisiana, are likely a week from hitting the apex. >> the new york metro area, new jersey, louisiana, and washington state have tested at a rate greater than italy and spain. >> with more than 1700 new yorkers dead in three day, the governor is saying the state is still in grave need of crucial equipment. >> we literally are going day to day with our supplies, with our staff, et cetera. >> every new york city hospital expected to be at or near total

capacity this week. >> we have a very, very ambitiousman am, ambitious plans to create more beds but we need the medical personnel to go with it. >> medical personnel are coming here to the javits center to treat patients. and just weeks ago it was a convention center and now one of the largest hospitals in the entire country this. convention center in new orleans is set to open as a temporary hospital. the louisiana governor says his state will run out of ventilators by thursday if the currents pace continues. illinois's governor says he asked for 4,000 ventilators and so far, 450 have been delivered by the federal government. with more expected. >> if they had started in february, building ventilators, getting ready for this pandemic, we would not have the problems that we have today, and frankly, very many fewer people would die. >> reporter: overseas, british prime minister boris johnson, ten days after testing positive for kroirnz has been admitted to

the hospital. trevor alt, abc 7 news new york. >> and it came after a national address by the queen. queen elizabeth ii called for self discipline and quiet resolve to overcome the coronavirus pandemic and gave the remarks in a rare televised speech to the united kingdom. only her fifth in her 68-year reign. >> i hope in the years to come, everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge. and those who come after us will say the britons of this generation were as strong as ever. >> that is clear reference to the world war ii generation which overcame the blitz and helped free europe from nazi germany. >> and in the meantime as we said, johnson has tested positive for coronavirus and hospitalized ten days later. more than 1,000 people in france died in 48 hours. leaders there expect to expand the lockdown past the current date of april 15th.

spain is also reporting more than 800 deaths in one day, a slight decrease for the second day in a row. but the country has now overtaken italy in total cases, with more than 124,000. the u.s. navy captain who was fired after he sent a letter to his superiors, detailing an outbreak aboard a war ship, has tested positive for covid-19. close friends of captain brett said he showed symptoms on thursday. the letter detailed the failure of providing necessary resource during the outbreak on the roosevelt. the letter was leaked to the media. he is a native of santa rosa. members of one charge were outraged they were locked out of palm sunday services because of social distancing rules being imposed in the sfrl valley. pastor john duncan greeted the

congregation at the curve saying the services were canceled and another owner changed the locks of the building to comply with local health officials. >> that is correct. beth el oakland bible church, it is their property and they're ultimately responsible for it. and they did have the locks changed. >> i'm a' not thrilled in general with the restriction of religious liberties. definitely during what is, what is crine's most holy week. >> the city of lodi told the church that violating the state order would constitute a to public health and human life. >> and many worshipped attended services via computers. >> and those who sit at the church at the saint ignacio

campus. >> and in oakland, clergymen carried palms to open the mass inside the cathedral of christ the light. >> we are presented with many new challenges in these days. but we are up for being challenged for being faithful. >> and bay area episcopalians worshipped in the san francisco's grace cathedral. ♪ >> for the first time in history, palm sunday mass was held without the public because of the coronavirus pandemic. but millions of people joined pope francis on tv, the internet, and radio for mass this morning. the vatican says there are at least seven cases of coronavirus among the residents or employee was city-state. in his homily, the pope talked about the tough time and said we should reach out to those who are suffering and help others. traffic may be light along bay area freeways but the highway patrol reminds everyone

to obey the law and that includes respecting speed limits. the chp says's contra costa county office shows a car pulled over by an officer and there was a spike in accidents and they blame part it on wet weather and some of it with people driving to fast. and wide open lanes are not a license to speed. the stanford undergraduate students start spring quarter tomorrow, all of it online, and at full tuition. we told you, they had petitioned the university leaders to lower costs since they can't take advantage of in person teaching and research labs but tuition will not be changing. other systems are reportedly following suits but will give refunds for housing and dining since students are no longer living on campus. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, call it an eye mask, the new face shields apple is designing and donating for medical workers. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, we are tracking more

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washington state are filling up shipping containers with masks and vaporizing them with hydrogen peroxide and alcohol. >> the decon procedure is about three and a half hours followed by several hours to get to the level where it is able to re-enter the space. >> the system can put more than a half million masks safely back into use every week. a south san francisco startup is looking to use its network of drones to deliver medical supplies and drugs during the pandemic lockdown. south city headquarter zip line says their drones are ready to assist to deliver prescription drugs. their unmanned drones are doing the delivery, flying units of blood and protective gear to remote hospitals and clinics in rwanda and ghana. now, zip line wants to do that right here in the u.s. >> the faa has the emergency pours necessary to greenlight operations. and get this, bring this to the u.s., to save lives in the next two weeks. >> the faa says it has been inundated in recent weeks with

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tax.com. we have some rain this week. what's it look like at the start of the week, drew tuma? >> yes, we're going to find a little bit more wet weather tomorrow, eric. not nearly as wet as we were this weekend. the showers will linger the next 24 hours. now, live doppler 7 showing you a sweep across the region. it is in most areas that are dry. a couple of returns in the santa cruz mountains in the east foothills near san jose, but that's about it tonight. and tonight is a pretty quiet night in terms of any rain. we will have a lot of cloud cover. and we will have chilly temperatures, and the frost advisory and freeze warning in effect, for lake and mendocino county, overnight tonight, for sub freezing temperatures. otherwise, most cities along the shoreline, drop to the low to mid 40s, and 30s are our coldest spots in the north bay. and the storm impact, see the level one system that we have here the next 24 hours. the scattered showers, and there's the chance of a thunderstorm popping up tomorrow afternoon. and even a dusting of snow. on our highest peaks. like mount hamilton. so highs tomorrow, another cool

day, in terms of april numbers. and mid 50s, about the best we will get in a lot of cities. 55 in the city. 57 in oakland. 55 in san jose. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. showers tomorrow. a lingering chance on the coast tuesday morning. otherwise, look at that bright forecast. a lot of sunshine. warmer temperatures, eric. just in time for next weekend. >> all right. drew, thank you very much. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, two east bay sisters are getting crafty to provide meals for families in need. how they're using key chains to do it. >> i'm jennifer ashton. if you feel you've been exposed to coronavirus, have no symptoms and self quarantine, and behave lie a confirmed

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virtual baby rave for hospital families. bay area children's hospital in oakland launched it behind the beat, is the zj and dad, who normally spins the music, the musical magic at the theater company's in person baby rave. and since this month's event was canceled the theater company decided to offer a variation so families can enjoy music and dnce together in their own homes. an east bay couple is mobilizing friends and contacts to provide food and money for those people in need. they saw a news report on friday that showed the long lines at the monument crisis center in concord. the center had more than triple the number of people who usually line up for food. marilyn and mark weiss decided they had to do something. over the weekend, the couple collected an suv full of food and $3,000 in cash to help. >> there's people who live here on social security that are handing over a couple of cans or a bottle of jam. and i would say to people, find something you can do.

take care of your neighbors. find an organization you can help. lots of them are in need. >> >> the couple plans to have all of the food at the crisis center tomorrow morning. a couple of kid entrepreneurs in the east bay are doing their part to help their community during the covid-19 outbreak. oakland sisters brianna and ashley are just nine and six years old and two years ago, they started the company, duck and chick. making leather goods like key chains. the original goal raised money for grooves like heifer international to provide families with egg, since the coronavirus pandemic, they changed their mission. >> we are going to do nate to not get hungry because since covid-19, most of the schools are closed now and, some kids really depend on school lunch, so we're going to donate to "don't fet hungry" so kids can get their meals. >> we want to teach them it is not just about getting toys but

giving back to the community. >> they're now making key chains that say spread love and wash your hands and already the girls made enough to feed 200 kids and have a goal of feeding 2,000 children. >> way to go. that is a great idea. and great motivation to do something important. well, that is it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for dion, drew, chris and the entire abc 7 news team, take care of yourself and we'll try to take care of each other here, and see you later. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery.

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