the concern around learning and the concern about waiting until later in the year. >> governor newsom talking about getting students back in school. his time line won't be easy or without opposition. >> the governor is giving his most complete look at when california will reopen. his reality check. >> some businesses are not waiting for permission. the owners unlocking their doors and defying the order. >> also tonight new numbers about nursing o a h we. are trucks lined up with social distancing in place? a top spot for breaking the rules.

>> a big announcement from govern shelt place order. he says in matter of weeks some businesses, schools and child care might be able to reopen. he also gave more clarity on the state over all strategy for reopening. still no specific time line. >> good evening, thank you for joining us. >> let's get right to live to break this all down. >> there was a will the to unpack in the update today. on how things will look in the coming months chl some good maybe some not so good. what's clear is it's a gradual process to reopening and lifting the shelter in place order. the next phase openfully in a few weeks. >> exactly two weeks since the six indicators for reopening. a bit of positive news when it

comes to businesses and schools. >> we believe we are weeks not months away from making meaningful modifications. to that indicator and in this space. weeks not months. >> how many weeks he dntd say. it's the first major step in potentially easing the order. even if partially. >> we're not going back to the way things were. >> newsom said the state strategy for lifting the order will include four phases. starting with phase one where where he are now. only essential businesses open. phase two coming soon certain low risk businesses like retail stores, offices and manufacturers with modifications determined in the coming weeks. child care could resume and schools may reopen. the state is considering moving up the start of the fall school year tro july or august. >> we are able to make these again announcements and begin to

have a public conversation with you. about opening up with adaptation and modification. meaningful changes to the stay at home order. because people have taken seriously the stay at home orders and physical distancing. >> what about gyms, salons, movie theaters? those are considered part of phase 3. higher risk workplaces and activities. california department of public health director says it could be months before they reopen. >> other things that fall into the space. in person religious services. like churches and weddings. >> phase 4. the official lifting. when concerts and large live audience events can resume. >> risk is what we're advancing. lower risk we're focus broadly across sectors to begin reopening. higher resk will be more cautious. not weeks but months.

we believe we have a frame work that we can achieve. and we can achieve together. >> as she mentioned hair salons are still likely a long way from reopening. some are defying the order to remain closed insisting they need to save their businesses. >> in a place like with 161 cases of covid-19. there are those who say it's high time for the small business to take a stand. that's why barber tells us he'll go back to work on friday. >> especially because the governor says no. >> he's not alone. >> i think that what's happening is wrong. >> she arrived at work to find reporters all waiting for her to defy guidelines by taking her first customer in nine weeks. >> i'm frustrated i'm a symbol of defiance. >> she has no choice after 90

days without anyone in the chair. and no small business loan and three small boys to support. >> i can guarantee to continue a five figure loss every month. give me rules to follow and i'll follow them. >> they can be safe. >> we have 1,500 hours of instruction of how to be sanitary. >> it's less about the money and the guidelines than the principle. a former marine, he knows all about respecting rules. and now about defying them. >> the real issue is the example we as adults and politicians and leaders are teaching our kids. we're teaching them, when things get scary or tough, let's go inside and run and hide. >> it's either that or stand outside defending your actions one answer at a time. >> i'm more worried about the guaranteed loss i'll take if i continue to stay closed. >> it can't be more damaging

than the risk. >> we approach a boiling point. >> we're committed to covering education and coronavirus and shelter in place is affecting kids. governor newsom announced cools may open as early as july. which took many districts by surprise. >> not everyone is on board. >> this late in the distance learning program san francisco was still handing out laptops to students trying to do work online. >> i just got a computer. i get to do class work on it. >> governor newsom is concerned many students in california have lost precious time and have fallen behind. he offered an option to begin closing the learning gap. >> we are considering the prospect of an even earlier school year into the fall. late july or early august. >> that took school districts by surprise. san francisco quickly issued a statement saying we will continue to work closely with

regional officials in determining when and how to reopen schools. parents were mixed on the possibility of starting school in july. >> i go to work. they need to go back to school. >> wait until we find a vaccine. let's run a couple tests before you throw us back in the wild. >> starting earlier would mean renegotiating contracts. we will adjust to a new guidance once the california department of education releases specific details on how they envision a safe return to school. for now, san francisco is focusing on another issue. voting tonight to adopt a credit vs. no credit grading policy for students. >> when we're choosing one system. it has to be appropriate for all students. >> those who receive a no credit grade will be given the chance to complete the required work.

by for example doing a summer program. those details will be discussed at tonight's meeting. >> public health officer is easing restrictions starting tomorrow. county residents will be free to walk or bike to the neighborhood park. the parks have been closed since march 23. social distancing will apply. parking lots will be closed except for disabled residents. >> nursing homes have been hot spots for out breaks and we can tell you roughly a third of the coronavirus deaths in california can be traced to them. report from the department of public health shows at least 578 residents died. account for 144 deaths. nationwide, it's estimated 6,700 nursing home residents have died from the virus.

>> today bay area beaches are seeing crowds. after police crack down on weekend violations. this beach was not too crowded. parking lots are closed to discourage visitors. it was a different story in alameda. people were soaking up the sun. sheriff patrolled to make sure everyone was keeping distance. meantime in the east bay several people were spotted violating the shelter in place order. we went to see and find out what's being done about it. >> the warmer it gets and the later it gets into the afternoon hours the more crowded the area around oakland lake gets. the majority of those enjoying the lake are not wearing face coverings. this video was shot over the weekend and shows the crowds that are supposed to be moving not picnicking or sunning. food trucks are essential businesses. as long as social distancing is practiced. over the last six weeks they

fielded 2,400 complaints. >> the city is leading in the number of complaints where violations are concerned. because that's one of the places we get a lot of complaints about people not social distancing. they have been forwarded to the police department task force on comp license. >> they have issued no citations. they are focussed on calls about other criminal activity. the mayor tweeted give the lake a break. >> please. we had too many crowds, too many events. please. give the lake a break. >> nearby residents are complaining to city counsel they are scared to go out. >> the sidewalks are narrow. and so there's not real social distancing. runners are often in conflict with families. there's a will the of complaints about joggers. the lack of courtesy. lack of running in the street

away. it's really hard. >> with the extension of the shelter in place order through may. changes could be coming. >> new signage about social distancing and mask wearing is expected to go up any day now. discussions about curtailing jogging here at the lake. >> a lot more to come. talk that uber is considering mass lay offs. that story is next. >> hackers may see this as an opportunity as so many work from home. we look at how to protect your data. >> the dog that could be the first to ever test positive for coronavirus.

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uber is considering a plan to cut about 20% of the work force. or 5,000 employees. the pandemic has all but put the brakes on the business. nothing is final with regards to the lay off. the ceo announced he is

resigning. he was the longest serving executive. he had been with uber since 2013. starting today out of work californiaens who are self-em plied can aply for pandemic unemployment assistance. part of the federal cares act and assists those who aren't usually eligible. it provides 39 weeks of federally funded benefits for people who can't get regular state benefits. the department is taking applications on the phone and online. be patient. there have been reports of the web site locking up because of the large volume of interest. >> with so many people working from home and helping kids do school work on the same internet connection chances are your wi-fi is getting a good work out. and hackers might see that as an opportunity. 7 on your side is live now with more on cyber security. >> you bet they see it as opportunity. they're looking for wayst to sneak in and access and steal

personal information. maybe your school personal information. and your companies information. here are cyber tips to keep you safe while working and learning from home. >> working from home? cyber security something your company would normally deal with. now falls on your shoulders. what can you do to stay safe? it all starts with your router. >> one out of the most important things is lock down the router. >> when the manufacturer rolls out a firm wear update it includes a security fix specifically designed to keep hackers out. instructions on how to update routers vary by brand. most are updated through a web site or app. >> another thing you can do is change the default password on your router. and don't share with with the neighbors. >> consumer report says use a long random string of letters and words with numbers and symbols. or. >> consider a password manager. to keep track of them.

>> consumer reports tested several password managers and said one password was the best option. one last tip. consumer reports recommends enabling two factor authentication. one more layer of added security just when yu need it most. >> if an e-mail looks shady don't open it. we have told you that. look, here's my theory on this. if it's really important, and you know the person they'll get a hold of my somehow. >> god point. >> good point. >> first cats now a dog has been infected with coronavirus. her husband and son have all recovered from covid-19. the family in north carolina joined a new study by duke during researchers found that the family pug contracted the virus. this is the first case of the coronavirus in a dog here in the u.s. his symptoms were mild.

he was only sick for a few days. cdc says the risk of hanimals spreading it is low. >> it's sunny and warm outside. whether this is the warmest day of the week. >> if you watch tv for free using antenna. you have to rescan tomorrow. at 1:00 p.m. the fcc asked us to move to a new frequency. we have information online. you can also call

we're honoring the class of 2020. who had to forego graduation ceremonies because of the pandemic. she is graduating. she is so proud who has been standing strong through all of

it. she's deciding between three colleges to attend in the fall. we say congratulations to you. >> such great things seeing all the wonderful graduates and it actually feels like summer outside too. kind of hot today. >> good point. that's a write of passage. by honoring the kids it reminds us of that. it is hot out there. if this heat wave will continue. >> this is it. today we got up into the low 90s in places like fair field and a summer like feel. because when you look at the numbers it's 89 in fair field. only 57 in half-moon bay. where we have seen the breeze and the fog. summer micro climates. coming out of the northwest in san francisco. and that is helping to push that fog back into the picture. you can see it from the camera. certainly windy along the --

from the roof cam. cooling marine layer over night. gusty and cooler through the weekend. sprinkles possibility on sunday. we have a couple systems that will come through the bay area. not here necessarily. to the north. and they'll enhance the marine influence. here's live doppler 7. the fog is starting to push in near the coastline. as we head towards tomorrow that will change up more. ridge of high pressure moves south. allowing the first front to koom through. that will bring the cooler on shore winds and a stronger way. we'll see the breezy to windy pattern over the next several days. a look at the forecast. 7:00 tonight the fog is back. it pushes in over the bay. while you're sleeping and so for tomorrow morning commute for essential workers. 5:00 a.m. notice fog around the bay. high clouds over head. as we go into 10:00 a.m. still a combination of the fog and clouds. not exactly a bright picture. as you look at the numbers they will be coming down.

mostly in the upper 40s to mid-50s. so fog and clouds beginning our morning. and then for the afternoon we'll hang onto the combination of the two. cooler day for you. 80 fair field. down to 76 in san jose. 70 oakland. 64 san francisco. 59 in half-moon bay. the breeze will be with us. and as we look at the 7-day forecast, changing up the forecast it is not going to be warm any longer. at least not as warm as today. going downhill. a sharp cool down tomorrow. breezy at the coast thursday. we go from the 80s over the weekend to the mid-70s. sunday will be actually quite windy as well. and the seconds system sunday may actually produce a few sprinkles or a drizzle. especially in the north bay on sunday. mid to upper 50s coast side. and monday and tuesday a little

bit warmer. you know around this time of year, it gets windy around here. it's springtime. and spring and fall are generally windiest patterns. so that's when we'll see the windy conditions all week long. off and on. >> all right. >> we continue a young reporter makes a name for himself but not quite the way he planned. that's next. we want you to know we launched new streaming apps. where ever you are you can get live newscast. breaking news, weather and more. with the bay area app on apple tv and droid. fire tv and roku. down load it for free. stay with us.

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all that coming up in half hour. >> we leave you with a work from home experience that was witnessed by the nation. >> it was. it looked like any other at the beginning. viewers couldn't believe what they saw. >> he gave this revealing report this morning on good morning america. it looks like he forgot his pants. and it took twitter by storm. >> he tweeted about it. saying he got ready for a work out and put on his gym shorts. he's humiliated but laughs at himself. >> he says the fashion disaster has him rethinking his routine. >> i'm fully dressed. >> we appreciate your time. >> thanks for having us in your homes tonight. see you at 6:00.

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tonight, america crosses a stunning threshold. 1 million confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u.s. as parts of the country try to reopen, growing pressure for tests to help reassure americans. the powerful moment in new york city. health care workers at the epicenter of the outbreak, fully aware of that chilling milestone, receiving a salute from the thunderbirds and blue angels soaring overhead. and the new images tonight. the long lines for testing. both for the virus, and now for antibodies. some walk-in medical clinics offering antibody tests. lines stretching out the door. some waiting for hours. the numbers in new york state still high by any standard but they are on the decline. new york, though, losing another 335 lives in 24 hours.

a beloved 30-year-old school teacher in brooklyn, reportedly turned away from the e.r. at least twice