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find great offers and value, today, at xfinity.com a community in fremont that says thank you to everyone including the mailman. tonight you'll meet that mailman. >> there isn't enough money to go around. we look into rent relief and what resources are available. >> they have been at sea all year. with miles of sea separating them from the coronavirus pandemic. the reality for the crew. >> the spring storm is spinning off the coast. the news starts now. >> a grim milestone for the united states. the number of dead from the coronavirus surpasses 10,000. federal officials are warning

this week could be one of the roughest yet. in california is bracing for the worst. >> it really is a race against time. to have the equipment and the supplies that we need as the number of people in the hospital continue to grow. >> the bay area keeps seeing more cases there a glimmer of hope. the pace of the cases is slowing. >> we're not out of the woods, i'm cautiously optimistic. >> for those who depend on public transportation there are big changes coming starting this week. bart is coming back starts wednesday trains will run every 30 minutes. >> today it's lilk a half hour in between buses and they're all crowded. the third bus i'm trying to get to work on. >> the moratorium on eviction has been taken a step forward. banning courts from enforcing eviction orders.

>> two more deaths now at nine. that county has a total of 1224 cases over all. the most of any county in the bay area. total bay area cases including santa cruz now number more than 3,800. >> we're keeping track of cases in lake and mend o cino. another confirmed case after getting it first yesterday. in the south bay there isn't enough money to ease the monetary strain on renters many mown vain view. >> relief funds are not coming in fast enough. the city and other agencies are trying to rise to the occasion. >> available resources are aren't meeting the requests of seeking rent relief. rental assistance group already helped 76 families.

hundreds also need support. >> we have a 1,200 people waiting for rent stabs fr assistance from the agency. >> what they are able to offer is not enough. the city hadded half a million dollars to the relief efforts. it can take up to $2,000 to help each out hold. there isn't enough money to go around. >> it's not just necessarily one prn. it would be the rent for five people. >> the city put up $1 million for covid-19 relief efforts. for rent, small business and utility payments. now it's open to digital portal to contribute what they can. >> together mv. a portal there you can donate to the rent relief fund. >> $50,000 has been raised between 300 people since the

portal was launched last week. leaders set up an eviction moratorium to protect renters and monday the state did as well. former mayor and housing and homeless advocate says that's only a temporary solution. >> there probably needs to be rent forgiveness. not just moratorium on eviction. a lot of the people we're talking to can't come up with the money in five or six months. >> more needs to be done. in in the south bay. >> new developments tonight with the navy captain fired. acting navy secretary i apologizing after calling brett. he was escorted as his crew cheered. he leaked and expressed concern about the navy handling of what was going on with the roosevelt.

this is a portion of the speech modely gaf to the sailors. >> if he didn't think the information was going it get out to the public. and he was too knnaive or stupi to be commander of the ship. he did it on purpose. >> he believed the letter was in effort to draw attention to the situation on the ship. and believes he's not naive or stupid. >> never having experienced any real coronavirus confirms. working from home and empty streets all of it brand new. a local sailing crew is experiencing that now. we have the story. >> i spoke to the captain tonight. they sail towards the golden gat bridge. a milesure if the coast guard was going to let them in. because of the coronavirus.

so truly a new world from the one they left last year. >> with the sunset over the bay, he got a look at the golden gate for the first time since september. >> he was aboard the boat owned by a bay area non-profit that runs educational voyages for kids. the crew was running private sailing trips for three months in mexico. far from coronavirus hot spots. >> we started getting reports of other countries around the world how serious it was. in mexico it wasn't -- it didn't perceived that way. until the end of the trip. >> from whale watching in the pacific to a whole new view of the life on shore. seen through desolate images of once busy streets. >> it was surreal.

everybody just disappeared. >> all of it leaving him feeling -- >> nervous. it's safer to be at sea. and that's my preference. we can't stay here forever. >> around 9:30 a photographer was there as the sea ward docked after two weeks after sea. >> we made it. >> a crew still grateful for what home and life on shore however bleak still has to offer. >> warm showers and wi-fi. there's something to be excited about. >> one of the crew members was excited to see her husband. today is their wedding anniversary. the crew has been sailing for 14 days and the captain told me all five members are healthy. they wereotcr the coast guard e-mailed i s a recreational oard is

experiencing symptom there's no federal regulations to prohibit them from docking. >> okay. thank you. tomorrow the grand princess will come back to stan fran and briefly dock at peer 35. to restock. before sailing back. everyone on board remains virus free. new isolation orders issued today by san mateo. they require quarantine for those directly exposed to the virus. both san mateo and san francisco county expanded property tax deadline until may 4. san francisco police issue a warning about a new round of coronavirus related scams. including people going door to door claiming to be from the centers for disease control. all state will return $600 million in autoinsurance premiums to customers with many

people driving less because of the stay at home orders. >> san francisco no longer plans to use the palace of fine arts. word got out the city was eyeing the land for housing along with other city properties. we spoke to the spvrsz about the plan. >> this is moving quite quickly. they learned i think lessons from people. which i raise as a huge concern. the only reason we should be doing this is to make sure that people don't get sick. >> the city could still use the property but as an over flow medical facility. there's a change of plan for a homeless shelter. instead of housing 400 people it will house less than half that number. so everyone will be spread out. the space will be used as a relief valve where people who complete quarantine period or test negative can go to free up space in hotels. >> coming up.

questions raised about the owner of this nursing home. where more than two dozen people tested positive for coronavirus. i'm on the story. >> a community in fremo l signs all over the neighborhood thanking everyone including the mailman. a mailman who took pictures of all of the signs. that's next. >> it felt more like winter than spring. when you'll get a break from the wet, chilly weather. >> abc night line will air at 11:35. on a crucial piece of equipment in the pandemic. of course those hard to find ventilators. followed by

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among two dozen infected there. along with staff. the i team has been digging into the facility records. >> in this exclus i video, crews in hazmat suits did a deep clean. the i team was there to stee a nurse from the county arrive. her second day there. >> just helping. >> to clean and test? >> just to help with the patients. >> i also met a pharmacy driver who had to adjust to new rules. >> now put the box there. >> the precautions after a resident who tested positive for covid-19 died over the weekend. the county tells me he was already in hospice. three staff and 23 other residents have been infected. half of those cases are over 80 years of age. >> we know with covid-19, the mortality and the serious bs of the illness is related to age and other illness. >> one of eleven facilities own

td by a frequent presence on instagram. >> we told you, we got masks. >> records show in may last year the state revoked her nursing home administration license for unprofessional conduct. based on using fraudulent documents and applying for the license. she's still permitted to operate the homes including the care center. appealing the decision. an attorney for the california association of nursing home reform tells me the coronavirus crisis is exposing serious problems with oversight. >> you could go out tomorrow and buy a nursing facility. and run it for years without being licensed. >> i'm just trying to get an update on what's happening. >> she at first agreed to an interview skb barked out. i wanted to ask about the records of violation at the care center. august last year. public health found they failed to meet minimum staffing requirements on 16 of 24 days

checked. in july she was cited for misuse of antipsychotic drug and failing to properly sanitize table ware and cook ware. investigation found the facility failed to keep a resident with dementia safe by sexual abuse from a house deeper who had two previous complaints of sexual abuse. sh says we believe they were unacceptable but isolated incidents. doing everything to ensure they won't happen again. laying blame in sacramento. >> the state department of public health has let this happen for years, it's let this happen by being asleep at the wheel in terms of licensing the facilities. >> her other ten nursing homes do not have covid-19 she says. i'm posting her entire statement online. i did contact the state department of public health for comment. call and e-mail.

and didn't hear back. >> news anchor spoke with the public health officer earlier today. at length about the coronavirus pandemic. they talked about what we're seeing right now in the bay area. the doctor also looked into the future. >> i just have to keep reminding myself that this is a marathon. and we have to keep ourselves nourished somehow. and we have to keep the energy good. we'll be at this for a long time. >> when you say that, a very long time. what is your time line? when do you think we might get back to normal? >> honest truth is i don't know. >> the county has one of the first places to order people to stay at home. as the number of cases surge. you can see the full question and answer segment really fascinating stuff. with the doctor. on our web site. >> a lot of great information

there. masks are being encouraged by bay area and federal health officials now. we asked viewers to show us their face coverings by using tash tag my mask. we are seeing lots of creativity. a fashion desiper had pointers for the do it yourselfer. >> make it fun. out of a fun fabric. i would say if you don't have sewing skills there's a lot of videos. you can hand sew. >> give it some personality. the centers for disease control has tutorials on the proper way to make a mask. share yours with us. >> while the bay area is confronting extreme challenges right now. it's hoverflow gratitude. we want to share the stories with you. called better bay area project thanks. tonight one east bay community is showing how they made sure all essential workers knew they are appreciated.

we have more from fremont. >> dear mailman, thank you and stay safe. just one of the special signs that mailman garcia came across recently in the neighborhood where he delivers mail in fremont. >> it felt really good. >> so good he took pictures of the signs. some on garage doors. others right at the mailbox. not just one or two. but at least a dozen. >> i took pictures. i did feel something. i'm appreciative of the way they responded to that. >> he lives in the neighborhood and says it was the kids who made the signs. all in the effort to thank first responders who came to visit. medical workers and garbage collectors. grocery workers and mailman sal. >> it says thank you. >> we value and respect your service. >> he has been dliring mail for 24 years.

but never quite felt the love he felt when the signs were put up. thanking people like him. >> he doesn't just deliver mail. we have packages. he comes to the door and knocks and waits for us. >> going to his home you'd never realize he was a mailman. he's called the silver and black maniac for the raiders. he found one photograph wearing his mailman uniform. he's a serious as ever when it comes to delivering the mail during tough times. >> i wear gloves ever day and a mask. >> all so we can get our mail. truly worthy of a big thank you. >> awesome work. you can join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of covid-19 battle they are doing heroic work. show us how you're saying thank you and we'll share the love.

>> thank you. take a look at this. a live look. the beacon on top will be lit nightly at 8:00 to honor coronavirus healthcare workers. look at a colorful tribute tonight in san francisco. employees taking a financial hit because of the pandemic. city hall is purple tonight. it will be a wash in the color every monday this month. other spots including san francisco international. chase center and hotels are also going purple. >> look at this video from the east bay. strong rain fell in pittsburg this afternoon. april storm swept throughhe area. nd check out the sn was falling i mntns a about 2,700 feet. what can you expect over night and into tomorrow? let's touch base. >> it is going to quiet down.

it's already heading in that direction. i know it felt like winter. it's going to feel like spring soon enough. live doppler 7. tracking low level moisture. we are seeing a spotty shower. around paid mont and oakland. wet weather around daily city. not out of the question to still see a few showers turning to snow. over mount hamilton. how much rain have we received. quite a bit. almost five inches there. close to two as a matter of fact. 92 hundredths oakland. about three quarters of an inch in livermore. and napa. not bad for april. that is boosting our rainfall percent of normal. oakland 44%. san francisco 51. notice hoi cold it is getting.

air mass is chillier. 30s and 40s for many. visibility is dropping. over a mile in napa. fog formed. three quarters of a mile in concord. area of low pressure spinning off of the coastline. it may spin up a few showers. watching the fog tonight dense fog for the morning commute. or if you don't have a commute be careful. isolated showers tomorrow. dry for the holiday weekend. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. spotty showers and light accumulation. hour by hour forecast 5:00 a.m. tomorrow you see showers develop. same thing at 6:00 a.m. in the north bay. and it's quiet. plenty of sun. sunshine a few clouds 4:00 p.m. a few more showers develop around season ta cruz. by the evening hours it's done. in terms of temperatures in the morning they le outor

esh air. 30s kp 40s in the morning. fog you need to watch out for. in the afternoon, milder than today. upper 50s to the mid-60s. and mix of sun, clouds and occasional shower not out of the question. there's a beach hazard statement at 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m. wednesday. higher rip currents and sneaker waves. 7-day forecast talk about a major shift in the weather. after tomorrow chill and a couple of drops we'll notice the temperatures moderate daytime and nighttime. and then just in time for easter weekend we'll be seeing 70s. beautiful weather coming up for those of you waiting for the spring like warmth. >> desperately. >> yeah. we look forward to some sun. >> stay with us. tomorrow on good morning america. her new lifetime project the clark what we do now will forever change our tomorrow.

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>> reporting from home tonight. next a special edition of this is "nightline." >> tonight, the critical machines breathing life into the fight against covid-19. how one young father credits a ventilator for helping bring him back from the brink. >> i owe my life to a ventilator. >> but now as we enter our most crucial weeks, some hospitals are sounding the alarm. plus, parents of children with special needs facing new challenges during life under quarantine.the lessons they are and what their families can teach all of us. and sweet embrace. a light at the end of the tunnel. >> announcer: "nightline" starts right now, with byron pitts. good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, the somber milestone. he