i am doing well, thank you. i went for the energy drink there, but our king and queen are holding up very well and we appreciate that. let's take a look at what is going on weather-wise. today is going to be a better day if you need to venture out, and who doesn't after being cooped up for three days after the rain. there's a slight chance for

showers in the n b. you can see what we are going to have in the afternoon hours, increasing sunshine, and temperatures in the as we start this fourth week of sheltering in place, we check in again on the progress, and we check in with the highest county official in the county hit hardest. let's go to julian glover. >> we are talking about the director of health here in santa clara county, and she was one of

the first health officials to sound the alarm about the coronavirus in our community, and now she says we should prepare for social distancing to be longer than any of us would like us to be. our efforts to slow the spread, she's restoring things to normal as we knew it before the coronavirus may take a while and we have to re-evaluate what that normal looks like. >> life right now is very, very different than it was at the end of the 2019, and part of our new normal and new life is living with a lot of uncertainty.

she would not comment if the new normal on the social distancing efforts would run into the fall and disrupt the upcoming school year, but she did stress our social distancing did appear to be working. >> thank you. here in the bay area we're topping 3,800 cases of coronavirus with close to 100 people who have died. statewide we now have more than 16,000 confirmed cases according to a tracker by johns hopkins, and it's a 46% increase by friday. los angeles county only saw a single digit increase in cases yesterday for the first time since march. to stay inside and not even go out to the grocery store if that's possible. espn reports major league

baseball is planning on starting their season as soon as next month. at the live desk, prime minister boris johnson is in the icu. he was keeping in touch with his team. british officials say he is receiving oxygen treatment. johnson is the first major world leader to be diagnosed with covid-19. his fiance, who is seven months pregnant, by the way, also tested positive for the virus. >> jobina, thank you. as we expect to see the

covid-19 cases peak over the next couple weeks, san francisco leaders say they are working to get more hospital beds in case of a surge. the sutter california pacific medical center will re-open to provide much more space. >> the site will need minor improvements before it's operational, but we anticipate opening it within the next ten days. >> the city also is postponing routine medical appointments and optional surgeries. the key is making sure not everybody gets sick at the same time. another reason why this stay-at-home order is so important. in the south bay there's not enough money to ease the monetary strain on renters in mountain view. rental assistance group community services agency already helped 76 families and could take up to $2,000 to help

each household. >> it's not necessarily one person, but it could be the rent waitgor assistance from our agency. >> two people who tested positive were previously in contact with more than a dozen people at one shelter, so everybody was moved out and placed in hotel rooms. crews are now cleaning it and making adjustments to keep people spaced out. san francisco is no longer to use the art annex for a a a a

shelter. >> this is moving quite quickly. they learned, i think, with with people raising positive, which i raised as a huge concern, the only reason we should be doing this is to make sure people don't get sick. >> the city could still use the property but it would be used as an overflow medical facility. the grant princess will be coming back to san francisco. it will briefly dock at pier 35 before sailing back under the golden gate bridge. everybody onboard remains virus free. if you just were returning home and never had experienced anything coronavirus related, working from home and empty streets, and all of it is new to

you, and that's what is happening to a local sailing crew that just came back. kate larson has that story. >> reporter: with the sun setting over the bay, the captain got a look at the golden gate for the first time since december. >> we have come 1,700 miles to get here right now. >> grant was aboard the boat owned by a bay area non-profit that helps run educational sailing trips for kids. >> we started getting a lot of reports of other countries around the world and how serious it was. down in mexico, it wasn't -- it didn't -- was not perceived that way for a long time until the end of our trip down there. >> from whale watching in the pacific to, a whole new view of his life onshore, shown through only desolate images of the san

francisco bay area streets. >> all of it left him feeling -- >> well, it's safer to be at sea, and that's my preference, but we can't stay out here forever. >> around 9:30, an abc7 photographer was there when he docked in san francisco after two weeks at sea. >> we're home. yay. >> a crew still grateful for what home and life onshore, however bleak, still has to offer. >> there's warm showers and wi-fi. there's some things to be excited about. >> the crew had been sailing for the past 14 days, and all are healthynd coast guard e-mailed me and said because they are operating in a recreational capacity and nobody

aboard was having flu-like symptoms, there's nothing that would continue to dock them. >> what do you have the say about this? >> how did you know i was going to say something? >> i felt it. i am glad to see that distance is not changing that. when they were cheering with the champagne, that's the last time they were going to be together, and i am not sure they realized that. >> yeah, i didn't realize how much i friends. >> now they are with the rest of us. >> oh, gosh. >> yeah, right. having virtual happy hours over the zoo map is not the same, is it? >> no, it's not. >> huh-uh. >> i miss my friends, and i miss you guys, and i miss the sunshine but at least that will

come back in the focus of our forecast in the next couple of days. good morning, everybody. welcome to tuesday. in case you lost track, here's a look at our temperature outside, everybody else in the mid to low 40s along the east bay shore. in other neighborhoods, we have upper 30s in the north bay and east bay. look at the peninsula, upper 30s there to near 40 in san jose. about 40 in san francisco. visibility, dangerously low valley you need to be th bay careful through about 10:00, and then you start to rapidly dissipate. if you have to be out and about, high pollen is going to be the biggest issue and you might juan upt to wear sun screen along with the sunglasses. temperatures in the 40s through about 9:00, and then some clouds this afternoon. you have the best chance of a stray shower and thunderstorm

this afternoon as you reach the low 60s. let's take a look at what is going on in the north bay. you have a chance of a shower in the early morning hours and then increasing sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid-60s this afternoon, and for the peninsula we have a mixture of sun and clouds and mainly more sun this afternoon, from 40s at 9:00 to low 60s during the afternoon hours. really excited to show us the warm sunshine coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. first let's say good morning to jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. i have a couple things to notice as far as mass transit is concerned, with bart starting tomorrow, bart system wide monday through friday will be running trains every 30 minutes, so make sure and plan your essential trips accordingly, because that's going to be a big change. i will tack a live look outside showing you walnut creek where we have clear conditions across the board for the bay area. i want to check in now with the

muni story because it's also a big situation. muni service will be discontinued on seven routes that have low ridership numbers. this is all part of the agency's bigger cuts. 17 routes will remain for the foreseeable future. the director is urging the public not to use muni during the pandemic and save the rides for essential workers. coming up next, seven things you need to know this morning. >> also, we will share with you stories of gratitude. a community in fremont leaves signs all over the neighborhood including the mailman, and that story is next. new questions this morning

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welcome back, everyone. here are seven things to know this morning. a testing site at piers 30 and 32 is open. it will focus on the city's cits first responders. in olaestint at the kaiser medical center. appointments are required, and it's for people considered vulnerable. >> the county health director says she predicts a very long time until life returns to normal. you can watch the full interview on abc7news.com. and then downsizing the shelter at moscone west. crews are now cleaning it and when it opens moscone west will be housing people who recovered from covid-19. and voters in wisconsin will

go to the polls today. the democratic governor called off the election because of coronavirus concerns. number 6, heads up to our essential workers that need to be taking bart starting tomorrow. system wide, bart trains will be running 30 minutes for all weekday lines. expect more sunshine and fewer showers, and we don't even need a storm impact scale. temperatures steady until they launch into the 70s this weekend. we have new developments this morning with the navy captain fired amidst a coronavirus virus outbreak on a ship. acting navy secretary is apologizing after calling pwroezer stupid. a memo leaked to "the chronicle" and expressed his concerns about

the navy's handling on what was going on on the "uss roosevelt." >> if he didn't think that information was going to get out into the public, and this information age that we live in, he was, a., too naive or too stupid to be the commanding officer of a ship like the alternative is that he did it on purpose. the bay area is ing extreme challenges right now, and it's overflowing with gratitude. in the east bay we show how one community is showing all essential workers they are appreciated. >> dear mailman, thank you and stay safe, it's just one of the signs he came across resently in

fremont. some on garage doors, and others right at the mailbox. not just one or two but at least a dozen. >> i took pictures of them because i did feel something. i respond at. he lives in the in an effort to grocery workers, garbage collectors and first responders, and mailman sal. >> it says thank you. our sign says we value and respect your service. thank you. >> sal garcia has been delivering the mail for 24 years but never felt the love when he saw the signs thanking people like him. >> he doesn't just deliver our mail. weav om and knocks and waits

for us. >> you would never realize he's a mailman. he is called the silver and black maniac for the raiders. he says he's as serious as ever when it comes to delivering the mail during the tough times. >> i where gloves and a masks. >> all so we could get our mail. in fremont, j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> you can share your gratitude for everybody, just use the #betterbayarea to say how you are saying thank you, and we will share the love. i love to see that, guys. that was so sweet. >> i do, too. i am glad that neighborhood knows the name of their mail carrier. i don't. >> okay. >> i am never home. i don't know mine either. i feel bad.

>> me, too. >> maybe that's something i can change. >> we have time, mike. >> hopefully we do have time. maybe i will go out and greet him later on today. i won't need to worry about the wet weather, it's definitely less likely than i would like. i don't have a storm impact scale for today, tomorrow. energy will rotate off the sierra and head our way, and today the best chance will be in the north bay and s today, shower, and no rain and feeling like spring this weekend. let's look at today's temperatures. while milder than yesterday, they are still not quite where we should be. low to mid-60s in the inland. tonight, look at all the cloud cover and fog that forms. temperatures in the lower to even a few upper 40s as you get

closer to san mateo, oakland and san francisco and half moon bay. live doppler 7, let's see the clouds backing their way towards us from the sierra, and that's what i think might bring a stray shower in the next couple of days. while you don't see much here in the south bay, there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm today. as we head through wednesday morning, you see the clouds clearing out a little bit and look what happens as we head into wednesday evening, there's an area of energy that moves off the mountains and heads our way. i will keep just a chance in the forecast through thursday, and then we will see the warm sunshine and 70s away from the coast this weekend. >> thanks, mike. new questions this morning about whether our pets are at risk of coronavirus. a tiger at the bronx zoo tested positive and cats are showing more symptoms. >> in this morning's "gma" first

look, pets and coronavirus. >> you have covid-19, and you do have a pet ferret or cat which is more vulnerable to getting the coronavirus, you might want to practice social distancing. >> they are still not certain who infected the tiger. >> there's no treatment that is known to work, so we have treated just symptomatically, anti-inflammatory medications, and antibiotics in some cases out of a concern about a second bacterial pneumonia, and tlc by their keepers. >> coming up we will have the tips to keep you and your pets healthy. >> that's something you have been thinking about with woodstock, wiping his paws down. >> i would bring woodstock into

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a call for new, used and broken ventilators. one county is offering cash. an alert for bart riders, wait times are about to get longer starting today. look up. there will be a pink moon tonight and it's something you will only be able to see one time this year. hi, friend. >> that's something to look forward to. also, did you realize this was going into our fourth week of stay at home orders? >> no, i lose track sometimes. >> yeah, i understand. i think given that we are going into our fourth week, not too shabby. we are doing all right. you still have our wits about us. >> you just got a hair cut and that's why you are excited. >> true. good morning,er and haveldip yo.

we still have a a a a the forecast for a shower. the have a chance for a shower. temperatures were milder than yesterday, upper 30s to upper 40s out there. let's take a look at where we will end up this afternoon. definitely milder than yesterday afternoon, with 50 at half moon bay, and the rest of us in the low to this morning two new coronavirus testing sites will be opening in the bay area. one is at the kaiser convention center in oakland and the other

in san francisco on piers 30 and 32. amy hollyfield joins us live with more. >> reporter: good morning. this site is not open to the public. san francisco's opening the site to test first responders, police officers, firefighters, health-care workers. that was also the focus of the test site in oakland but now that city is opening a second test site and is now expanding who they will test. they will now expanded that to the essential workers, like grocery store workers, restaurant employees and food bank workers and child care workers. oakland's new test site is at the kaiser convention center. it's by appointment only through designated organizations. the mayor says there's no plans at this time to open the testing to the general public. >> we still recognize that testing is a very limited commodity. we are hoping that will change any minute now. while it is still so limited, we

have to be strateic about who we offer these limited tests to. >> we have view from drone view 7 at the test location in san francisco, piers 30 and 32. this site will test first responders only. it's not open to the public. the mayor says these people will take care of us and it's important to take care of them. reporting life in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 and then marin county reported two more people died yesterday bringing their total to nine, and santa clara has a total of 42 cases. that county has 1,242 cases overall. the total bay area cases including santa cruz county is now at more than 3,800.

we are keeping track of the lake and mendocino at the live desk we are tracking the developments on the outbreak across the country and it appears we are getting encouraging signs that social distancing may be working. during a week where the united states has now topped 10,000 deaths, new york state at the center of the outbreak is seeing a slowdown in breakouts, deaths and icu patients. gma will be talking about if be an a reasonor optimism. incredibly sad and hard week for our country but we had tough times in the country before and

we always come out of it stronger. the good news is when you look at italy and spain, and you look at washington and california, and even new york and new jersey, they have truly started to flatten your curves. >> dr. adams believes 90% of the country is following along with public orders right now, and his full interview is coming up at 7:00 on "gma." we are still learning this week is expected to be peak week for other parts of the united states. reggie, i will send it over to you. >> thank you, jobina. california has more than 16,000 cases of coronavirus, that's a 46% increase since friday. governor newsom says california has enough ventilators for now and will loan 500 to the national stockpile. these devices will go to new

york and other areas with a surge in patients, but the governor says if we see a surge we will get them back. >> these are lent, they have not given. >> that's the governor giving his latest coronavirus update at sleep train arena in sacramento, and the former home of the kings is being converted to a hospital in case hospitals become overwhelmed. officials issued a bounty for 1,000 ventilators whether they are new, used or broken. >> we will be giving $1,000 per srepb the later, but excited to take donations. >> santa clara county right now is using just more than 200 of its ventilator stockpile, but is bracing for a surge in coronavirus patients.

happening today bay area lawmakers are pushing for paid leave policies in response to the coronavirus crisis. officials in san jose, san francisco will give a news conference today. they will talk about their urgent need for paid sick leave and better workplace protections. coming up, the need for more masks are inspiring businesses and every day people with up with making masks coming up. first, we are getting a k b check of your weather today with meteorologist, mike nicco. >> it's about 5:38 this morning the peninsula until you get up around san mateo and northward, mid to low 40s.

we have got temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s in the east bay valleys. low to mid-40s along the east bay shoreline into the south bay, and 36 in napa to 47 in san rafael, wher lot of fog. here's a look at emeryville. we will talk about the commute planner for the essentials. you can see the essential workers there driving. things are damp with yesterday's rain but that will dry out throughout the day. it will be milder this afternoon. yesterday it was biting cold with the rain coming down, heavy at times. completely opposite today. we will have increasing sunshine. in the north bay we have a chance of a stray shower. we will jump from 40 to 63 this afternoon. as we take a look at the east bay,e' in the 40s through about 9:00. low 60s this afternoon with a mixture of clouds and sunshine. san francisco not quite back to average, upper 50s, but we will see increasing sunshine this afternoon. let's talk more about that

commute for the essential workers, and turn it over to jobina. good morning. >> good morning, mike. thank you very much. a couple things to note here. major service productions for muni start today. overall they are asking if you don't need to be on muni, please reserve that for only essential workers. let's look now at san jose, the 101, and i am monitoring the chp log there and so there are no issues there so looking good if you need to head out the door this morning. tomorrow, big news for bart riders. bart is scaling back service even more because of a drop in ridership, and trains will only through friday. the ridership has dropped to just 7% of normal. this move will potentially save bart 3 to $7 million a month,

and it will also give them the flexibility to keep running trains if employees need to take time off. bart

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or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. entrust your heart to entresto. welcome back at about 5:43. let's look at what is goinging on in the south bay. partly cloudy and 40 degrees in san francisco. for your planner today, low to mid-40s at 7:00. we will see increasing sunshine after the noon hour, and we will stay in the mid to upper 50s. break out in the 50s away from the coast, low to mid-60s this afternoon and low to mid-50s in the evening hours. the heaviest rain in southern california. high desert there under a flash flood watch. you can see mountain snow still possible as we head into tahoe and also into yosmite, but not

as much over the weekend, where the snow pack rose from 53% to 60%. an effort under way in san jose to fund emergency housing for coronavirus. >> it's important for us to have housing that will be available, and also weeks from now when this crisis is over so that those folks aren't simply pushed out into the street. >> members of the city council joined the mayor in a call to devote $17 million houk and hour or homeless encampment. two council members are also proposing a 90-day rent suspension to protect people that can't pay rent because of lost work or illness. police are promising they will catch you if you are not obeying the shelter in place orders.

lawn enforcement in san francisco and san jose have both issued si issued citations for those not keeping six feet apart. >> this is a life or death matter. >> police commissioner says he talked with the district attorney about filingf it becom. at this point, though, city leaders say there's no talk of a city-wide curfew. and now you are being encouraged to wear a mask, we asked our viewers to show us their my posting pictures using tkrb tk #mymask. >> i would say if you don't have sewing skills, there's a lot of youtube videos. you can hand sew them.

>> the centers for disease control have tautorials on the proper way to make masks. here's something fun you can do while maintaining social distancing. the biggest super moon of 2020 is happening tonight. it's called a super pink moon. it's not going to look pink. it got its name of a plant that looks pink in color. sky gazers will be able to see the super moon tonight and will reach peak illumination around 7:35 our time. >> mike, can you figure out a way to record it since we will be sleeping? >> i will try. the problem is when the moon is the brightest, the sun is still going to be up. the moon rises at about 7:28,

and it w set at 6:51 tomorrow, and during our show tomorrow, if we can get brian to track it for us, maybe that will work. >> yeah, that works. let's talk about what is going on. hi, everybody. we're keeping track herus t you. olns damp. clearing, and fog forms and no rain and spring-like warmth this weekend. half moon bay, the cool spot, and morgan hill. they are three to eight degrees warmer than yesterday, just a little shy of average, i should say. temperatures tonight in the low to upper 40s with the cloud cover never giving way and low fog forming. you can see a little rot

cke ra, and then once get the sun going and a little activity, you have a slight chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. our best chance of wet weather outside of those areas, there's a slight chance tomorrow night as we head up towards midnight. we will keep temperatures in the 60s, but then we see friday, saturday, sunday and monday away from the coast, low to mid-70s. >> thanks, mike. for michael finney and the 7 on your side team, insurance companies are paying for far fewer accidents and all state says it will send out 6$600 million in rebates, and all of their members will get a 15% refund of their premiums. the move is putting pressure on other insurance companies to offer refunds.

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welcome back, everyone. now to a question that is on everybody's minds if you have to stop the spread of coronavirus. here are tips on how to lower the risk on bringing the virus back home with you. >> i asked a researcher who studies viruses like covid-19, how she re-enters her house. >> it starts here when she leaves the store. take my hand sanitizer, and sanitize away. >> what about changing clothes or washing your hair? she says coats, purses and fabrics do not need special

treatment. >> there's no no no no no no no coats or material. bre tech companies are stepping up their efforts to fight covid-19. the first is youtube, it will limit the spread of the conspiracy series connecting 5g networks and the pan ddemic. now to facebook that is trying to slow the pandemic and it wil covid-19 outbreaks will be next. facebook says the tools do not violate personal privacy, rather they say the data shows patterns

in a city or county level that can be useful to public health. google unveiled a similar measure last week. while many destinations are closed because of the pandemic, the georgia aquarium hosted kittens from the humane society -- excuse me, the dogs were last week and the kittens are wondering throughout the aquarium, and staring in awe at the fish, and the kittens loved the jellyfish the that cat looks a little disturbed. >> that is, by the way, where w humane society. yeah. >> oh, so woodstock is from from

barbara's hometown. >> is barbara from woodstock, georgia? >> atlanta. >> no, technically she grew up in smyrna. >> oh,he's aoca, that's let's look at your beach hazard statement, and so about another 23 hours of sneaker waves and rip at average is 1.18 inches, and so we're well behind average from 54% in oakland to 54 in santa rosa. we could use more rain but i

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safety is abc7 news. now at 6:00, the number of coronavirus keeps rising. the economic strain it's having on renters in one bay area setting. i am cautiously optimistic. >> santa clara county's hub health officer, one-on-one with abc7 news. she's sharing her thoughts on the health care system and the shelter in place and the pandemic itself. it's tuesday, april 7th. >> that means we are entering our fourth week of our shelter in place, and you will hear in a second, we're doing pretty well. how are you all doing? how are you, jobina? >> i am doing all right, thank you, everyone, and thank you, reggie. i think kumasi and i match, i belief. >> yes, friend.

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