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he's put together a team including former california governors and silicon valley leaders to work on a new economic recovery team. as the state enters recession. despite the need for economic growth. we could a long way from reopening. >> health and science and a real data. >> more counties are requiring people to wear face coverings in public. >> any time you are inside or close proximity or others within an essential business or at work you will be required to wear a mask. >> some other great mind have the first results of a large scale test to see who has coronavirus antibodies. results could answer a key question about next steps. >> good evening. >> more than 80 million americans are expected to receive the $1,200 stimulus

checks this week. for most it's a welcome infusion of cash. >> some of the checks are going to people who have died. >> we spoke with one man whose wife passed away and says it's a confusing and painful reminder. >> for almost two years, san francisco resident has mourning his wife's death. on wednesday he was reminded of her passing by the irs. >> one of those things that you don't expect to just come out of nowhere. >> he checked his accou atimul >> she pse with brain cance revisiting that and having to think about if it wasn't. >> tax experts are receivng

phone calls from peoples who family members have passed away and are receiving checks. >> what would you recommend for the family to do? >> hang onto that. and wait for the irs to explain how it return that. >> we spoke to an irs spokesperson who said quote they're still searching for answers. but sending checks to the last account they have on file. >> it's built into the law that they would be able to use 2019 data for calculating it. >> if the person died before the spouse filed 2019 tax return, then the irs is unaware. he says he wa hoping to donate the money in her name. >> brain cancer research. and also covid-19 relief. >> if you have a question about

your stimulus check we have answers. to the most commonly asked questions. like how much you'll receive and when. >> in less than an hour you must wear a face covering when ever you leave home in six bay area counties. five counties issued that order today. alameda, san mateo, san francisco and a similar order already in -- employees and shoppers at essential businesses like grocery and drugstores must wear them. it requires face coverings for people waiting to enter the businesses. san fransc mayor is urging people to also keep up the social distancing. >> keep your distance. at at least six feet from anyone. so i want to be clear that what we don't confrontation, more stress, and more drama in general as a result of this order.

>> formal enforcement of the mask order begins wednesday. health officers are strongly urging a similar policy. but no order has been issued. >> if you have questions about the face covering requirement. or how to make your own. go it our web site. >> tonight we have a vivid look at how far spit droplets can travel. even when you are just talking. fluid scatters from someone's mouth. on the left you can see how far droplets travel. without a mask. compared to the video on the right wearing a mask. >> we have someone shouting in our face. we felt the spray. that's a droplet. it spreads the spit. just quiet talking or breathing can generate tiny drops. all of these are capable of carrying a virus. >> that's scary. researchers are trying to find

out what a droplet size plays in covid-19. >> the creation of a task force on business and jobs recovery. the 80 member team will be run by newsom's chief of staff and philanthropist tom steyer. before california governors are on the team. and apple ceo. >> we have two key priorities. getting people back to work. as thousands have been furloughed during this business shut down. and secondly we'd like to offer guests and customers great interstainment experience. >> the task force is coming at an urgent time. governor says the state is entering a recession. >> tonight the world health department organization is saying it doesn't have proof that the presence of antibodies

means you'll have immunity. if you have been exposed to the virus. we have the major antibody study out of stanford. >> the results are in. from 3,300 volunteers tested in california. just a finger prick. a drop of blood reveals if you have antibodies. left behind because you had the coronavirus. >> i'm so excited to talk to you. what can you tell us about what you found? >> he says at the time he did the testing official records show 1,000 cases of virus in the county. he says the study of the antibodies indicate the estimated number could be up to 80,000. >> is that more or less than expected? >> findings suggest there are about 50 and 85 more infections in the county. than what's known by the number of cases. than reported bid department of

public health. what we're seeing a the tip of a big iceberg. >> it will take research to know how many people with the antibodies never knew they had the virus. because they had no symptoms. here's a reality check. even 80,000 people in the had the antibodies. that's less than 5% of the total population. even if the antibodies offer meaningful protection, 95% of the population could be vulnerable returning to school or jobs. or to life. >> we don't know if you have immunity. or it's a past infection. the most important is keep following the public health guideline. >> tests from one community. another study under way in l.a. and reporting in soon. >> when you told me this was a mission for you and your team to show we can gather information. we don't have to wait.

do you feel that way still? >> absolutely. even more so. >> the very least the scientists have shown it's possible to move quickly. and carefully. and get real information right now. >> volunteers are in short supply. they are needed more than ever to keep essential services like food pantries open and operating. a retired nba star from oakland is rolling up his sleeves to help. it could not come at a more critical time. >> the longer the pandemic the longer the line. more struggling families show ip every day for free food. and social distancing that forced people out of jobs have left food banks and distribution sites without 40% of the volunteer work force. which is where coaching core stepped in.

>> great coaches don't leave kids in time of need. >> the ceo of the coaching core. oakland based mentors with low income kids. the mission changed. >> we were able to redeploy or asset. getting volunteers to meet immediate needs of communities. >> coaches are boxing up groceries for those hit hardest by the recession. a few months ago oakland native and retired nba player signed up to coach for the core. >> the one thing i know is basketball. >> when courts closed. coaching core connected him to e cap. >> handing out food. doing organizing. >> he actually grew up near the food life. i always come down here a couple times a week. and do some time. >> we're taking precautions. washing things down. wearing gloves and masks.

>> he's the operation manager. coaching core now provides half of the volunteers. >> thanks to them, we're able to continue in a very systemic and safe way for everybody. >> delivering food qualifies as a government approved essential service. if you are not in high risk category for exposure, you can sign up to volunteer. the link is on the web site. >> california continues to lag in covid-19 testing. compared to other states. the governors plan to get more tests processed. >> in the south bay. a medical transportation service for pets find new purpose from the covid-19 pandemic. >> live from home. i have spring warmth and showers in the forecast. what you can exp

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covid-19 pandemic has prosecutors to let sexual assault victims collect forensic evidence at home. instead of going to the hospital. the policy was changed after hospitals declare that examining rape victims is non-essential service. the new policy calls for a police officer to deliver a rape kit to a victim. a nurse helps the person complete the test by a zoom call. one defense attorney is alarmed. >> the idea of allowing a person to conduct an at home rape test kit is fraught with danger. >> we believe the evidence is going to be add admissible in court. it's up to the judge to decide. >> so far there's one case where a victim performed theirwn sexual assault test. >> it will offer free covid-19 test analysis for all of california. it comes after the recent

expansion of the university test processing capacity. since launching on march 20. the lab is able to process 2,600 samples per day. with results in 24 hours. that is certainly good news. li ctinues to lag in covid-19 testing. compared to other states. we break down the numbers. >> a news i team analysis of data from the covid-19 tracking project and state health department looked at processed covid-19 tests for the 50 states and d.c. standardizing for population difference per one million people. california ranks 48 rhode island rapg ranks first. and virginia ranks 51st with just 5,000 tests processed. california has been lagging in processed covid-19 tests for the last three weeks. ranking 50th on april 3.

up to 45th last week. and back down to 48th this week. still governor newsom says california is improving. >> we are seeing substantially larger number of people tested on a daily basis. 18,000 yesterday. 12,500 today. the numbers are increasing. we want to get to 25,000 a day within the next few weeks. >> task force is specifically focussed on testing and new types of tests and technology. for the i team -- >> fremont police are seeing a rise in complaints related to covid-19. that includes more than 800 reports for people failing to socially distance in public. non-essential business being open and church holding service. a 30% spike in commercial burglary and autotheft since

mid-march. >> in the south bay a company centered around emergency transportation for pets is taking on new purpose during the covid-19 pandemic. with pet owners under strict stay at home orders more are relying on this resource. >> meet 13 year-old. the old pup made it through ear canal surgery in march. >> he couldn't walk. he was collapsing and a very bad case of vertigo. >> the 105 pound canine bred is almost fully recovered. the pandemic is challenging for pet owners. usual after care has changed. >> they're just now starting to see a fewies t letti humans go . your animal has to go without you. >> one of the owners is recovering from a torn tendon. she can't lift him. so she turned to 360 pet cab.

launched in 2019 the transportation company for pets found new purpose during the pandemic. >> a lot of clients do have preexisting condition. and whether it's asthma. cancer in remission. things like that. where they don't want to take any chances. >> concern has led to more calls. pet food and prescription delivery has taken off. and to maintain safety her staff of six is adopted a new contact protocol. when connecting with pet owners. >> luckily we had masks already. and eye gear. and cover our faces and we had to purchase gowns. >> between each transport a deep clean. first class treatment for some very special family members. >> supplying so much hope and help. being a part of our family. he is a family member. >> 360 pet cab works with

veterinary hospitals and clinics. a windde net work to navigate today's normal. >> great way to help furry family members. stay off the system if possible. the agency director wants to keep it safe for essential workers. starting at midnight all riders must wear face coverings. more cuts to bart. discontinuing six early bird express bus routes and reducing routes on another six. beginning monday april 27. ridership has dropped 90%. >> door dash is team up to get meals to family in needs. dashers are delivering meals to thousand of seniors and homeless neighbors. the ceo says this has allowed them to scale up operation to meet the demand. >> bay area rapper e 40 took to social media today and urged fans to stay inside.

and not go out on 420. monday. and considered by some to be a pot holiday. san francisco mayor posted this video on her twitter. the mayor calls the musician an ambassador of the bay area. he told us that he knows seven people who tested positive for covid-19 and he stressed the iportance of following shelter in place orders to prevent the virus from spreading. >> anybody can get it. you're selfish when you can bring it home. you might bring it home to your niece or nephew. your mom and grand dad. >> he is using time at home to spend with family and focus on his music. nice to reach out to the fans and urge them to do the right thing. >> all right. we felt the cool off today. is there rain ahead? >> tracking forecast for us. >> we have drizzle for the

weekend and then showers coming your way monday. i want to show you a beautiful view of the setting sun tonight. from our san jose camera. there wasn't a will the will the of sun it was a cooler day. upper 50s to 60s. this is gorgeous. sun went down at 7:47. tonight we have the clouds around. mist and drizzle especially near the coastline. we had active weather around the state this afternoon. soeshlted with an area of low pressure. level one system coming our way. that is not until monday. it will bring us less than 15 hundredths of an inch of rain. we'll take it. it keeps the fire danger down. temperatures 40s 50s. as we take a look at live picture. you can see the overcast conditions. widespread clouds and patchy morning drizzle. sunnier skies for the afternoon. and light showers arriving monday morning. the hour by hour forecast will

detail it out. we heads towards tomorrow morning. there will be slippery roadways. towards about 4:00 p.m. notice the clouds break apart. more sun than today. the marine layer will wash out. in the morning, not the case. you will have to deal with the gray skies and low visibility. 40s 50s. if you do step out for a couple minutes of fresh air go to the supermarket you will see brighter conditions. temperatures will be similar to today. in a few spots they may come up because of more sun. 70 san jose. 65 oakland and 61 san francisco. 67 degrees in upper 50s near the coastline. monday morning we get the showers. april showers bringing may flowers. seeing the snow as well. that will be way high. 7,500 to 8,000 feet. showers continuing 11:00 a.m. monday. until that 2:00 in the

afternoon. and they're done. after that we a dry spell exwednes here's the 7-day forecast. drizzle followed by sunshine tomorrow. similar temperatures sunday. more clouds leading up to the system monday. scattered showers and tuesday it's a warmer pattern. wednesday is warmer. wednesday in the north bay. thursday and friday going low 80s land. 60s coast side. i hope it's to your liking. that's all i can do. >> we can't send it back. >>

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