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for more information on how you can stay connected, visit xfinity.com/prepare. as people adjust to new normal like walking down the middle of trafficless street. the shelter in place is extended once again. >> when restaurants like this do open back up, will the employees come back? some tonight are fearful. >> a sledge hammer on peoples lives. push to keep more from becoming homeless. >> the heat spike tomorrow. who will feel it and who will es kaep it. escape it. >> we learned today most of the bay area will remain under shelter at home orders for another month. san francisco health officials say the threat it still real. >> make no mistake. this virus is sti there.

and it is still a threat. >> the extension include these counties. >> unfortunately we will need to extend the deadline for the stay at home order. through the month of may. >> there's no sign of statewide restrictions lifting. governor newsom pleaded for compliance and scolded people who crowded state beaches. >> it doesn't take the weekend off. it doesn't take time off. it's invisible. and remains deadly. >> mayor breed urging people to follow safety guidelines during the order. >> stay six feet apart. it's so critical. >> this graph shows in part why the leader can be reluctant to lift shelter in place orders. it tracks daily activity. some cases they spike. other the they dip.

not the curve. how are people coping with the restrictions and reacting to the extension. how one san francisco neighborhood is finding hope. >> san francisco slow streets quickly become more popular. the new trafficness thoroughfare. softening the blow. >> i'm glad she has the confidence to make difficult decisions like that. >> she needed an out let herself this weekends. >> i started playing music. that i grew up to. and i started dancing by myself and singing it made me feel hopeful. that there sa light at the end of the tunnel. >> san francisco residents kept distance after the show street launch friday. which is key to the recovery. >> only thing that will set us back is behavior.

is people stopping to practice physical distancing. and appropriate social distancing. that's the only thing that will slow down our ability to reopen the economy. >> more space for all californiaens could be critical to compliance. >> it was a quality of life improvement. much more peaceful and quiet. >> he feels more should have opportunity to bike and run without cars. >> there should be more streets that get this slow street treatment. >> nobody is ever seen a shut down like this. and going for as long as this.' says one thing is crucial. >> whether it's hope for june 1. or hope for june 15. or hope for may 25. the game is now hope. >> what do you think about the shelter in place through may?

>> it was something we were expecting. >> i'm optimistic. in a way that we will adapt to some degree. >> two more streets in san francisco will be off limits to cars starting tomorrow morning. john f. kennedy drive closed to traffic. that's in addition to 12 streets that were closed earlier this month part of the slow streets program. to allow people more space to be outside and socially distance. >> colorado and nevada joining the western states packed already formed by california oregon and washington to coordinate a lifting of shelter in place rules. based on three founding principles. health, decisions need to be made on science. and team work is vital. >> the governor says tonight billions of dollars in unemployment money has been

distributed. but the surge of applications has overwhelmed the system. now there's a new concern for local businesses. will employees return once the pandemic ends? we have the story. >> it's a little frustrating. >> one of many more than frustrated can the unemployment system. his wife has been disqualified twice with no explanation. after her job recommended he apply. >> to hear the news updates that they're doing a great job reallocating people. and open 8 to 8. >> $4 billion have been given out since march 15. admitted there are phone and some wide problems. >> we get it. i'm not going to complain about old systems. >> as some aren't being paid,

others are and that concerns restaurant owners going forward. with the extra unemployment money many are making 1,000 $50 a week. above what some would be making at work when they come back. and what will likely be a reduced role. >> when they work part-time they can see consider maybe i won't go back to work. >> right now there's a concern about getting your work force back. >> i asked about concerns online and close to 200 responded with complaints about the system. one that the governor says is a work in progress. one that hopes will improve soon sgr businessesikel a tnd ma e tohe slt inorder. that was extend. the business owners just hopeful that there is more incentive for the workers to want to come

back. >> in the south bay, extended stay at home orders means additional help is needed to help those struggling and out of work. in effort to build a better bay area, officials agencies are keeping people from becoming homeless. >> from health crisis to financial crisis. nifrt to build a better bay area made challenging as covid-19 continues to keep people inside. without work, many need help. >> one interruption, one crisis can really throw that system. into peril. and covid-19 has been a sledge hammer in peoples lives. >> destination home ceo met with san jose mayor monday. the focus is homelessness and the pandemic. they have seen progress streets

housing. >> 269 people have been permanently housed in five weeks. if you think about all of the limitations with covid-19, all of the health risks. and the ways that we're having to come up with new ways to serve people. it's been extraordinary. >> but as orders are extended the need will become more dire. five weeks ago a covid-19 relief fund was launched for people in the county. after three days, 4,600 people had applied. the $11 million in contributions on hand was maxed out with the households. now more than 15,000 have applied for aid. meaning not everyone asking for help will get it. >> we're in the same storm. we're not in the same boat. and need more to help so many struggling. clearly we have a homelessness crisis already. and don't want anymore families in the street. >> a second wave of funding will support families who won't see relief from stimulus,

unemployment or other support. >> new at 11. berkeley heard from a public tonight about a controversial plan to build a massive student housing complex at peoples park. project calls for several high ryes for students and people transitioning out of homelessness. reaction was mixed. many commenters say the university should hold off on the project until the shelter in place is lifted so people with express thoughts and views in person. >> they stress meat will likely not disappear from the supermarket because of the out break. covid-19 has infected hundreds of workers in meatpacker plants. the butcher counter fully stocked. >> we buy local.

so i don't believe it will be affected. >> all of the plants are up and running and operating. >> airlines are slowly starting to adopt mask requirements. they will hand out free masks and sanitizer to passengers. a packed jet liner with many unmasked fliers sitting too close together. and allow the crew to wear masks. all adopting similar employee mask policy. jet blue is the most stringent. crew and fliers must wear masks starting next month. >> all the people asking for lock down to end, what about us? we didn't sign up for this. >> anguish and anger.

a doctor shares her powerful message after her friend a doctor on the front lines of the coronavirus fight died by suicide. >> reducing the burnployeeue. what makes those calls so exhausting. >> campus is closed but that's not stopping them. the virtual solution created by berkeley students. >> the warmest day of the week is coming up. we have the temperatures straight ahead. >> all that is ahead. here's a look at tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

doctors, nurses and those on the front lines in hospitals across the nation must deal with

the anguish of covid-19 every day. "new york times" reports head of the emergency department at new york allen hospital has died by suicide. the doctor had contracted coronavirus. recovered and gone back to work. tonight a powerful message from her friend. works in the emergency room. listen to what she has to say. >> i'm in san francisco. today is monday, april 27, 2020. and i just finished a shift in the covid-19 zone of our emergency department and i had a really rough weekend. found out that two colleagues of mine, one of them nurses and one doctor i worked with in new york. passed away. and i guess i originally felt sad.

and now i just feel devastated. i don't think that when it comes down to the doctor, i don't think anyone will be talking about it. because if people talk about it, that might make us lose our fight. it might make us lose steam and make us not feel like this is all worth it. if we're losing each other. so i wonder who will be talking about it. but for these people to die would be a sin. in anonymous. this is not what we signed up for. with all these people asking for lock down to end and to just quarantine those who are

vulnerable, what about us? this is not what we signed up for. we signed up to be doctors. we signed up to take care of patients. we didn't sign up for a shortage of ppe. or situations where we couldn't test properly. we didn't sign up for an illness that nobody knows anything about. that doesn't have a vaccine. we didn't sign up for this. so for all the people who are demanding that lock down ends, and to maybe just keep people who are vulnerable captive, to what end will we be doing in? what end will i wear layers and layers of the ppe to the point where we can hardly breathe while i'm working. 2021? we didn't sign up for this. >> if you're struggling with thoughts of suicide or worried about a friend or loved one.

help is available. it's there. call the suicide prevention lifeline. for free. confidential and emotional support. 24 hours a day seven days a week. you are not alone. you can take action. find your ally at abc 7 news.com. we have resources on suicide and other issues like domestic violence and bullying. >> great resources. effort under way to make hand sanitizer taste worse. today the fda asked manufactures to make it bitter so children and adults won'tnk it. calls to the poison system about hand sanitizer increased 79% last month compared to the same time last year. advising companies against using unproven claims saying one product stated it could kill germs for 24 hours. >> if you are starting to grow

tired of the video chats that you're having to do. you're not alone. there's a name for this. zoom fatigue. psychologists say all the extra skeen time is making our lives extra stressful. during an already stressful time. people work harder to interpret non-verbal clues through video chat. like tone and facial expressions. it's tough on people not comfortable seeing themselves on cam are. >> have phone conversations. have hours that are really totally without any screen time. >> experts do know however it is a very important way stay connected with others during the uncertain times. >> first the campus closed down and graduation ceremony cancelled. that doesn't stop a group of students from making sure the class gets to celebrate the

special milestone. a virtual tour of blockly university. >> recreating the entire campus. in mine craft. officially it's called blockly. it's a play on words of berkeley and mine craft blocks. walking around is similar to walking around it in real life. >> it lets us build in 3 d. space. decent likenesses of the buildings on campuses. >> initially we were going to build the stadium. and it kind of tumbled into the entire campus project. >> in a month we built every single building on the entire campus. our goal is using this structure is to host a commencement ceremony on the day ours would have happened. >> especially for the seniors graduating this year.

they don't get the closure. it really gives them an out let. saying this is my final step here. >> we'll have the virtual ceremony at the stadium. and the party continues on. >> there is an overwhelming positive response. if you go online and look at the comments. people are getting emotional about it. >> it will be open day for everyone to explore campus and take photographs. relive memories. >> it's may 16. we are in the process of figuring out to give everyone a cap and gown. and toss it up. and have that last celebration. >> for those who don't have mine craft. we'll stream this. we want to show the world that the class of 2020 even just berkeley. we have gone through so much. protests and power outages. fires. i think the whole project itself shows resilience. and ability to carry on.

>> making due in tough times. blockly university. lt's turn attention to the forecast. we start another week. it will get warm. it's cooling down soon. >> eventually it will. tomorrow though, we'll see the temperatures rise and rapidly in many areas. i want to show you something stunning from earlier tonight. this was from our roof cam. the moon. and venus. visibility was terrific. so terrific that you can see the waxing crescent tonight. roof c. a nice time lapse. it was glowing visibility. continues to remain good. we have fair skies out there. by tomorrow morning you will notice there's more fog around. certainly in patches tonight. spring warmth coming up 90 degrees in fair field. well above average. 80s concord to gilroy. you'll feel the heat.

5:00 a.m. tomorrow the fog is near the coast. take a look, the wind is going to be out of the north. that will allow temperatures to warm. 60s to 80s by lunch. heading into the afternoon, approaching 90 degrees. we'll see temperatures topping out in the 90s by the time we peak. right now a little bit of fog trying to work near the coastline. numbers at this hour really on the mild side. most in the 60s and 70s. except along the coastline. live look it's looking good. temperatures spike tomorrow. areas of fog for the morning along the coast. watch out for the fog in the morning it maybe dense. 50s 60s out the door. for the afternoon in south bay warm in san jose. 87 gilroy. 69 half-moon bay. san francisco 70 degrees. a breeze to prevent the coast from getting warm.

sun will be shining in the eas ba 80 union city. 77 oakland. 90 fair field. here's your 7-day forecast. feeling the heat inland tomorrow. 90s. mid-60s coast side. a good seven to ten degrees cooler wednesday. and really the temperatures will tumble for the weekends. mid-70s inland. upper 50s at the coast. sunday morning can't rule out a shower in the north bay. stay tuned. >> all right. thanks. if you watch tv for free using an antenna. rescan is wednesday at 1:00 p.m. if you watch tv through a cable satellite or internet service. you don't have to rescan the tv. your service provider will do it for you. once you rescan you will find us

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they pushed that back. too many concerns over players health and teams in some states having an unfair advantage because they are opening up soon. no games to talk about. charles barkley goes after his favorite target. draymond green. the latest from the coaches show. >> he's the worst member in the boy band. who doesn't realize he's standing next to justin timber

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thank you soft for j ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa, , , , pa-da-pa ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my home. hard to believe it's already halloween, isn't it? i hope you had a good weekend. let me guess, you baked bread and watched the michael jordan documentary? i'm actually feeling great today. this morning i woke up, i rolled up my sleeves, i injected a big syringe of formula 409 into my arm and i am now coronavirus-free. the tide pods appear to be turning against president wackadoodle. dr. donald jingleheimer trump spent the weekend trying to pretend he wasn't really suggesting that maybe we should

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