resume, but must comply with new protocols. outdoor businesses can reopen like landscaping and garden centers, but they're required to follow social distancing requirements. child care can expand beyond families of essential workers to families who work in outdoor businesses. other things you'll be able to do is go car washing. cornell barnard joins us with that part of the story. cornell? >> hey, eric, these days it's the little things that matter. so starting tomorrow, most folks in the bay area can get a car wash, and then play a round of golf if they want. workers are making last-minute equipment repairs to the shinology car wash in mill valley. lots of towels need folding too. the shelter order forced car washes to close. but on monday, soap bubbles will be foaming again. >> we return to work after a month and a half, and we happy to be back. >> manager morales says only 20

of his 65 employees will come back because interior vacuuming still not allowed with social distancing guidelines. and one customer at a time inside the cashier's office. billy cannon and his bassett hound frankie will be first in line. >> i've been waiting for wash. it's pretty filthy right now. >> in san francisco, sunday, the last day of this playground free-for-all at the presidio golf course. it was packed with families. >> really happy that they opened it up to everybody. >> hope these people enjoy themselves today. >> starting monday, golf is back. jeff has a 12:15 tee time. are you anxious to get back out there? >> very anxious. i played in napa a couple of times since they opened a couple of weeks ago. but this is a great course. harding park is going to open too. good luck in the tee time. >> management says the clubhouse will remain closed, and no contact payment will be in place. elsewhere, most bay area

construction projects will be allowed to resume. plant companies and landscaping companies ordered shut down can reopen. billy cannon says he'll take anything resembling life as it was precovid-19. >> it was the little things in life that make you feel a little nicer during this whole pandemic thing. >> this car wash reopens tomorrow at 8:00. the owner has three locations in the north bay, and they say they hope to bring all of their employees back to work soon. live in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thank you very much. we told you what you will be able to do starting tomorrow. here is what still is not allowed. playgrounds remain closed. picnics are not allowed either. real estate transactions can fully resume, but there are still restrictions on appointments. anything that is allowed is subject to social distancing protocols. two more counties are going to defy the governor's lockdown order and open up tomorrow. yuba and sutter counties are

going to allow businesses to reopen. state data shows neither county has had someone hospitalized with coronavirus since april 14th. modoc reopened friday. neighboring siskiyou county is going 120 take up a plan to reopen on tuesday. in the bay area, san mateo county is taking more measures to keep people from flocking to the coast. the new order prevents people who live more than ten miles away from the county from coming there for recreation. we've seen road signs warning people if they are more than five miles from home to turn around. hundreds of people have been cited for going to the beach in pacifica during the stay-at-home order. now in southern california, police were out in force, keeping people away from the beaches in huntington beach. the governor ordered orange county to shut down its beaches after large crowds were seen last weekend. there were plenty of barricades and signs to keep people away.

huntington beach and newport beach both are planning to take legal action against the governor over the closure. orange county's challenge was rejected by a judge. and in los angeles county, they are not messing around when it comes to keeping people off the beaches. take a look at this show of force by the sheriff's department's parks bureau. deputies are out in malibu patrolling on horseback as well as on atvs. in their post, they included the #safer at home as a way to remind people to follow the shelter-in-place order. an update now on a story we first brought to you on friday. gilead's ceo says the foster city company will start moving remedesavir earlier this week. the drug received emergency authorization from the food and drug administration on friday as a treatment for the coronavirus. gilead's clinical tests showed patients recovering in about 11 days, four days faster than those who got a placebo. the company plans on shipping to cities that are most vulnerable and have highest need. gilead donated 1.5 million

to the government. states are following their own paths as they start to reopen businesses and they go back to work. others are ramping up their efforts to get more protective equipment and increase testing. abc7 news reporter andrew dembert has the story. >> as some americans continue to voice their frustration over stay at home orders, across the country, some states have begun to reopen parks, streets and businesses. mark dewine announcing a phased reopening of his state. retail businesses can reopen on may 11th. and this morning on abc7 ne ini7 this week, he explained why he rescinded the face mask order. >> it was a bridge too far. people were not going to accept the government telling them what to do. >> in texas, the state's second highest day ever. residents still packing parks and restaurants. >> it's time to get back to

living, man. we've been living in the home. >> in florida, boats lined up for nearly a mile on the way to a miami marina that has reopened. governors across several northeast states announcing a partnership to purchase personal protective gear and medical equipment, as well as efforts to increase testing. >> whatever we need to buy when you put all those hospitals together will make us more competitive in the international marketplace. >> we're planning for the next round of this, if there is a next round, making sure that we control our own destiny going forward. >> we really need to work together to build the capacity to test, or we're not going to be able to give our citizens the confidence they need to go back to work. >> now questions over the beginning of the pandemic. u.s. intelligence officials accusing china of a coronavirus cover-up. a new report from the department of homeland security

abc news officials accusing china of building its own stockpile of medical supplies. according to the report, there was a drop in exports from china. homeland security analysis shows china produces about 80% of the world's surgical face masks, but 48% fewer were shipped out. gloves were down 48% and exported ventilators dropping 45%. chinese officials continue to deny any accusations that they covered up covid-19, saying china, like the rest of the world, a victim of the outbreak and not an accomplicomplicaccom. andrew dembert, abc news, washington. face covers will likely become mandatory for uber drivers and riders. cnn business reports that uber executives approved the new policy this past week. now to ensure the policy is followed, uber is developing technology to detect if drivers are wearing masks or face covers before they go online and start accepting trips. uber is also looking into ways

to hold riders accountable. the requirement is expected to be rolled out in the coming weeks. meantime, a face cover willing also be mandatory at mineta san jose airport starting tomorrow. that includes both employees and travelers. children under six and anyone who has trouble breathing is exempt. the airport will have reminder signs at entrances and throughout terminals. a spokesperson says the airport regularly cleans and disinfects all high-touch surfaces throughout the day, disinfects rest rooms once every two hours and deep cleans public areas each night. face masks are at the center of a cover involving police officers. officers wore the flag-themed covers on friday while responding to a demonstration over the lack of housing. they featured the flag meant to represent law enforcement. the flag became a symbol for counter protests during the black lives matter movement. the chronicle reports that bill scott acknowledged the divisive nature of the flag and is looking to replace those masks.

the city of hayward will send out 10,000 masks to local essential businesses to protect workers and customers. those businesses include grocery stores, food production and deliveries restaurant and hardware stores. they must have a hayward business license. the masks are not surgical or medical grade. well, may is bike month, and with fewer cars on the roads, bike shops are seeing a surge in demand. but a nonprofit bike clinic has suffered a setback in reopening. the bike clinic sells, rents, and fixes bicycles for anyone in the community who needs help. the shop had been making plans to reopen in the coming week, but their building was broken into. bikes and specialty tools were stolen. a volunteer bike mechanic i spoke with today says the burglary hurts the community. >> although we can still have people come into the shop, i know there are times we'll have to say sorry, we're not able to help you now because we're waiting for some of our tools to get replaced.

>> the shop still plans to reopen on thursday, and they rely on their nonprofit status and donations to stay afloat. you can find a link to their gofundme page at our, abc7news.com. history is going to be made this week because of the coronavirus pandemic. what the supreme court will be doing that it has never done before as it resumes hearing cases. and what is old is suddenly new again. there are some places where you can go out safely and watch a movie. the return of the drive-in theater. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a sunny finish to the weekend today, and the week ahead features warmer weather making a comeback.

a stabbing suspect was shot dead by three san jose police officers this morning. it happened during an attack that left another man dead. the attack unfolded in the middle of an intersection not far from sap center. one officer discharged a less than lethal weapon but it had no

effect. investigators say officers opened fire when the suspect walked towards them armed with a knife. a san jose officer opened fire on a suspect in east san jose on friday night. no one was injured in that separate incident. a twitter employee is in life-threatening condition after being shot friday evening near mission dolores in san francisco. that is according to police. now the 22-year-old man was struck at 14th and guerrero streets at 8:30. a 17-year-old boy was driven to a local hospital in a private car, also with injuries from the shooting. the teen is expected to survive. san francisco police have not released details about a motive in that shooting. a twitter spokesperson confirms to abc7 news a company employee was hurt in the incident. three men are accused of trying to steal a catalytic converter from the underside of a parked car early saturday morning. san bruno police officers say they caught the men in the act in the area of crystal springs road and crestmoore drive.

the men ranging from 23 to 19. thieves are stealing at a higher place with the shelter-in-place order. with more residents at home, there are more cars to target in residential neighborhoods. well, you can take part in history from home tomorrow. what the supreme court is doing for the very first time that the public will be able to be a part of. and get ready for a warm-up. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. and coming up in sports, we go down memory lane with the warriors 13 years ago today, a pretty big win for a special team. and we catch up with giants star evan longoria, talk about the 2020 squad and the

lawmakers are set to return to sacramento on monday as the legislature gets set to resume. assembly speaker anthony rend doan called the politicians back, even though a handful planned to remain at home to avoid the risk of getting

coronavirus. several precautions are being taken, including temperature checks. lawmakers will be limited to having one staff person with them. the pandemic led to the legislature's first work stoppage in 158 years. in what could be the most important phone call for an attorney's career, the u.s. supreme court says it will hold oral arguments by phone. it's a first for the nation's highest court. the court said starting tomorrow, it will hear ten arguments remotely, including disputes over birth control access, the electoral college, and whether president trump can keep his tax records from investigators. the audio will be available live to the public. some areas of the country began to reopen this weekend, some with a new sense of normal. and this one with a sense of the past. a drive-in heater in virginia petitioned the governor, and after working with the health department, got permission to reopen this weekend. and as you can see, it quickly sold out. people said they were just thrilled to be able to get out of the house and do something a

little nostalgic. >> we're going to be so glad to see folks be able to go. >> i think it's nice you can have something like this because you can enforce social distancing and still go see a movie together. i think it's kind of fabulous. maybe it will bring drive-ins back. we'll see. >> yeah, i think that would be pretty neat. moviegoers must buy tickets and concessions online, and must wear masks when walking around and of course social distance. here is another way people are adapting. this is neat. a market outside washington, d.c. is experimenting with robots for grocery deliveries. everything is ordered from an app. a store employee then loads it into the robot and off it goes. when it gets close to the customer's home, it then sends a text. the robots are made by starship technologies which is headquartered in san francisco and founded by the two guys who founded skype. here at abc7, we're honoring the class of 2020 who have had to forgo graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of

the coronavirus pandemic. jasey beavans is graduating. her mom says she is now headed to texas tech commerce to work towards a masters in exercise science. mom says she's extremely proud of her daughter. congratulations as well from us. and if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on our website, abc7news.com, and we may give them a shout out on tv or online. please, no professional photos. on the site, you can also check out a photo gallery of all the seniors that we're honoring. all right. i think a lot of people want to give drew tuma a shout out because of the nice weather we've had. drew? >> yeah, and you know what? this stretch of sunshine that started today will last for several days. we're talking about not only brighter weather coming, but also warmer weather, especially by the end of the upcoming week. so right now live doppler 7, along with satellite. a very quiet picture. nothing but sunshine and dry

conditions. with those clear skies, though, later on tonight in lake county we do have a frost advisory that will go into effect for early tomorrow morning. for temperatures around lakeport, clearlake, middle town dropping into the 30s. it will be a rather cool start in lake county first thing tomorrow morning. the picture from santa cruz right now, a live look at the beach. early calm ocean current right now. a handful of people strolling along the beach. a lot of sunshine, and temperature-wise we're in the 60s and 70s, pretty close to where we should be this time of the year. 67 in san jose. 71 in palo alto. so it is mild in the south bay. 73 in santa rosa. 74 in napa. 61 that current temperature in the city. so live doppler 7, along with satellite, the story we're tracking. a cold front moved through here last night, cleared the way of the cloud cover we had yesterday. brought the sunshine today. and now high pressure is building in that will keep that sunshine in place for several days. so overnight tonight, plenty of stars out there.

again, lakeport falling into the 30. so chilly in the north bay. we'll see upper 40s from oakland, san francisco, san jose, dropping to about 43 in livermore. the 12-hour day planner. tomorrow sunrise at 6:09 in the morning. it's a mostly sunny day. a few high clouds stream in from time to time. but otherwise, it's a mild may afternoon with temperatures a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow than we were today. 70 the high in oakland on monday. we'll hit about 71. 75 in san jose and palo alto respectively. 78 in concord. 70 in san rafael. 64 in the city. a little breezy in the city tomorrow too. 78 the high in fairfield. but the bigger pattern later this week, there is going to be a big ridge of high pressure setting up right over california, and that's a pattern that will give us very warm weather, especially thursday and friday. so future tracker temperatures will jump ahead to thursday afternoon. and you can see it's going to be a very warm day, even along the

coast we're in the 70s. we'll be in the 80s in a lot of cities around the bay shoreline. low 90s in the hottest spots inland. and then we'll do it again, if not a little bit warmer on friday. mid 70s in the city. low 80s in oakland. near 90 in san jose. so we've got some hot weather headed our way. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. breezy on tuesday. those temperatures really take off. it looks like the hottest day this week will be on friday, with widespread 70s, 80, and 90s. now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> we had another busy week on the with authority podcast. online right now our interviews with steve kerr and giants general manager scott harris. today i caught up with giants third baseman evan longoria. he is in arizona right now, waiting for the return of baseball. before spring training was shut down, longoria told me he liked the vibe of the team entering 2020. >> you know, i think everybody

was excited to be there. we have a whole new staff. a lot of new faces. and a lot of the same faces too. a lot of the faces that giants fans have come to grow and love. so it was a really good mix. the importance is really just staying safe, listening to the regulations, and understanding that there are a lot of things that are bigger than baseball and what we're doing. and when we're -- when they give us the go ahead, we'll be excited to get back out there. >> everyone is picking up new hobbies these days. longoria along with current and former major leaguers helped create the game kupchak, a fun and unique game to keep the competitive juices flowing. >> definitely a game to be for athletes who are competitive. it's a little bit more i think difficult because you are throwing the disc and you're worried about catching cups that pop off. so there is a lot going on. but it does make for some real

heated competition and something that we as baseball players love. you can kind of talk trash and really get into it. the 49ers' tremendous work off the field continues. this tuesday, may 5th, the team along with the 49ers organization will raise funds on giving tuesday to assist those who need it most in response to the covid-19 pandemic. >> all the money that we raise is going to go right back into the community in helping where we are now with students and families working with distance learning, social distancing in general, and keeping people, you know, separated. and then keeping them healthy and active. hey, did you see this? 13 years ago today, the we believe warriors pulled off one of the biggest upsets in nba history. they took down the dallas mavericks in the first round of the 2007 play-offs. guy likes jason richardson, monta ellis to name a few part

of that historic don nelson coached team. and they used to call it roaracle. i don't know if it was ever as loud as it was in 2007. it erupted when the warriors did that guys? >> miss those days. chris, thank you. well, the humans are away, nature gets to play. where this coyote

tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, we talk to education experts about how budgets for california schools could be impacted by the new recession. plus several companies are cancelling their summer internship programs. a crucial stepping stone for many college students. how some bay area companies are instead promising virtual internships. okay, finally tonight, another sign this morning in the bay area of wildlife taking over as humans stay inside during the shelter-in-place order. >> a viewer shared this video taken by levi's playa. that's not a dog.

that's a coyote. we've seen them more and more frequently over the past several weeks, especially in san francisco. at least this one decided to use the crosswalk, and i wasn't going to go tell him not to use the crosswalk or to use the crosswalk. >> yeah, don't order him to do anything. we actually saw one outside our station, and then also a few weeks ago, a viewer sent me a picture of one that was on top of a roof in san francisco. >> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. we'll see you right back here at

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