healthcare to believe his hospital is safe for surgery. >> we are entering into the next phase. this week. >> it's the news many have been waiting to hear. governor newsom is beginning to implement phase two of the plan. that means some retailers can reopen friday with restrictions. we have the details. >> phase two of the governor plan starts friday. here they are reviewing that plan to see if they'll put it into place. this is a phase that allows certain stores to open up for curb side pickup. you don't have to leave your car. businesses include bookstores like this. toy stores are included. for so many employees, clothing stores like this are included as well.

music stores are included. if you can find a music store in in day and age. to round out the list sporting good stores like this are included as well. curb side pickup only. at those locations. and keep in mind come friday, there are a number of locations not included. take malls for example. there are so many small stores inside of the malls, but phase two of the governors plan doesn't include malls because of the big crowds that come with it. office buildings often house hundreds of workers. they're not included. we'll see empty seats like this. in house dining is not inchuded. there you have it. music store, sporting good stores, clothing stores. ul included for curb side business come friday. depending on which county you live in. >> depending on which county you

live in the rules maybe different. keep in mind local health departments are allowed to have strigter orders than the state. alameda and napa say they are reviewing and discussing the governors plan for stage 2. sticking to the five key indicators before relaxing the shelter in place order. san francisco morphs asked today and had this response. >> it is important that we rely on the facts. we rely on the data and the advice of the county health operator and do so responsibly. >> she adds the city working with the governor. san mateo is evaluating what to do next and put out a statement.

>> the transition is under way. we are less than an hour away from cinco de mayo. but in the south bay the celebrations have begun. weekend crowds and car stunts are fuelling concerns of chaos and coronavirus risk. we have the story. >> as the san jose community preparing for cinco de mayo there's lingering disappointment from some residents as large crowds gather. he snapped photographs saturday afternoon showing hundreds packing a parking lot. >> it was like covid-19 was beaten and it was a big celebration. ridiculous. >> there was maybe one mask in site. no regard for covid-19. those running essential errands put in an especially bad place. >> you couldn't drive in or out. >> crowd watched on as cars did

donuts and stunts. this scene very different from the usual car parades enjoyed by the community. just a few blocks away. she got a front row seat to the show. best viewed as a community. >> everyone comes out with bbq and celebrate. >> car after car. a disappointing screech and smoke. stunts signaling the police. >> that doesn't represent us. the beautiful flag the beautiful cars. the young and old. coming together. it's celebrating a beautiful day. >> it has a plan for cinco de mayo including extra officers. officers will not be going into crowd to issue citations to those violating the social distance health order. residents hope those celebrating tuesday are more responsible.

>> here's something else to think about during the coronavirus pandemic. wild fire preparedness week. take advantage of the being stuck at home. >> we are in shelter in place. we want to see people take advantage of the time to do this simple things. as far as being prepared for what could be another busy fire season. weed abatement. management. home hardening. >> there was a small fire tonight started by a downed power line. this is how the coronavirus is effecting fire departments. >> we're medically evaluating personnel twice a day. we're looking for signs and symptoms. any sort of indication that the staff may have contracted covid-19. >> the head of california office

of emergency services says the state is dealing with the virus around the clock it's ready to shift to wild fire. don't be surprised if you see a pg&e helicopter flying. it's inspecting gas lines in the area. >> 30,500 feet. conducting patrol. 300. to 500 feet. wear proper personal protective equipment. >> the inspections are supposed to take a couple weeks. >> in the east bay tomorrow oakland is launching an isolation trailer program. 67 rvs house homeless and medically vulnerable people. to avoid contracting coronavirus. the people in the trailers will get three meals a day from the city operation home base. help could be on the way for

oakland workers. setd to vote tomorrow on emergency sick leave ordnance. it would require employers to provide 80 hours of paid time off for workers. >> i'm doing the best i can. it's hard. >> i shouldn't have to face a disease that has the potential to kill me. in effort to secure my home. >> oakland proposed measure extends beyond the federal sick leave by including companies with 500 employees. it applies to uber and lift drivers. >> major bay area healthcare system is reopening. and rescheduling thousands of cancell cancelled appointments. able to restart non-emergency surgery today. a look at what this means for patients and doctors. >> right where the stomach connects to the throat. >> after five years of chronic

pain. >> this pain, spasms in my back. >> he was booked for surgery on april 1. only to have it cancelled. hospitals had to focus all of the resources on the coronavirus surge. it never came. so last week he got call to reschedule. >> i was jumping for joy. i really was. to sit here and laugh and talk to you. there's pain. >> on wednesday, she will operate on him. >> i'm looking forward to getting back together with my team in the operating room. >> 800 procedures on the schedule. which is about 60% capacity. by june they want to be at 100%. which means 1,350 a week. >> it's a great place to get care. >> by safe.

largely free of covid-19. ceo explained why testing almost 80% of employees aloied the medical center to reopen for elected procedures. >> what we found from the 11,000 of employees that we tested we have had a .3% that have shown positive with covid-19. at the same time we did the testing and less than 3% actually have the antibody. it creates a safe environment. >> because of dregt sourcing and several large ldonations they have plenty of supplies. >> murder hornet. threatening the bee population. it stound like a horror movie. we have the truth behind this invasive specious. >> a new move to ration america's food supply. the grocery stores limiting meat purchases. >> huge surprise. i can't believe it.

>> talk about heartfelt thanks. the huge donation for healthcare workers. >> summer like sizzle is coming up. we have the forecast. >> first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

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you can count on us. get the connectivity your business needs. call today. comcast business. horrible story. three members of one family accused of killing a store security guard who told them they had to wear face masks while shopping. in flint michigan. a short time later two men went to the store and argued with the same guard. about the earlier confrontation. then shot him. the woman is under arrest the two men are still being looked for. all three face first degree murder charges. >> no excuse for somebody to take this kind of action over

this kind of >> businesses can refuse business to customers who don't wear a face mask. >> new concerns about food supply. costco is setting limits on how much meat customers can buy. kroger doing the same thing. could it affect the prits prices we play. >> supermarket giants rationing meat sales. buying more beef and pork than ever. announcing they will limit fresh meat sales to three packages a household. demand up 40%. production is down at least 25%. with out breaks sickening thousands of workers in 100 plants nationwide.

the result wholesale meat prices are up 60%. beef the highest in decades. and that's what supermarkets hope the rationing will avoid. buyers and suppliers are working hard to provide essential merchandise and favorites. meat producers and supermarkets have been absorbing this surging meat prices. that is soon going to be passed down to consumers. over the next few days. possibly next week. the up tick in prices will be noticeable to consumers. >> meantime united airlines is saying think about leaving the company voluntarity. as it reels from the coronavirus pandemic. it already cut about 90% of the flights. and preparing to lay off workers in october. united cannot make cuts right now under the terms of the financial assistance package from the government.

a top executive sent out a memo saying it need to right size the work force. the future of united will be addressed on night line. right here. it will look at when people will feel safe to fly once again. >> jewel is moving headquarters out of san francisco. heading to washington d.c. part of a broader restrugturing plan that includes reducing the work force by a third. despite the cuts, it will maintain a large presence in san francisco. > as if we don't have enough to worry about with the coronavirus pandemic. there's a new threat in america. it's coming from mother nature. invasive specious known as the murder hornet has been spotted in the u.s. >> i have been a beekeeper 50 years. >> oliver makes a living tending

to 150 private hives around the bay area area and familiar with the damage disease and pesticides can play. >> the average bee loss every winter is 40% of the hive. in the united states. i was affected by them in the mid-990s. almost all my bees died. >> now there's another threat. spotted in washington state. the world's largest hornet. hailing from asia. dubbed the murder hornet. for its massive size. the appetite for the honey bee could be dire consequences. >> the increase cost of beekeepers and cost ov food production. >> scientists say terms like murder hornet can be detrimental and look at fear. >> the numbers probably more are killed by the honey bee.

they are more common. the reason people are they are allergic to them. >> the hornets dubious nickname should bring awareness and need for more education. >> we should be looking at this as a wake up call. we need a system to monitor them and cut it off before it establishes. and just like we weren't prepared for covid-19. we're not prepared for invasive threats. >> oliver will keep an eye on the hive. and others. especially with more people than ever finding new hobbies while sheltering in place. >> there's a lot of interest in going back to the land and raising your own food. and being self-sufficient. protecting pollen. >> interesting. this is amazing. a jaw dropping donation is the focus of tonight's project thanks story. hospital wokkers in santa cruz. a thousand of them will benefit

from a single incredible gift. they are astounded. >> i don't think anyone could have ever imagined. that kind of thank you. >> it is an amazing gift. someone who wants to remain anonymous donated $1 million to hospital employees. >> from a fund raising perspective. this is truly a unique. very unique gift. >> full-time workers will get an $800 bonus. part-time workers get 600. that include nurses and cleaning staff, lab technicians and security guard. >> it's amazing to share with the hospital team. everybody working together and it's great. a nice feeling. >> a boost it both the employees finances and moral. during an uncertain and scary time. >> we're ready. we're feeling safe and protected. and like we can do this.

>> fantastic. join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. show us how you are saying thank you and we'll share the love. is that amazing? $1 million to the employees. >> yeah. fantastic. let's get over to check the weather. heating up this week. >> you'll feel it all right. let me show you what's going to happen. ridge of high pressure is building and later on this week those temperatures are going to soar. it will get hot inland. no doubt about it. where the temperatures were today. the spring heat is coming. mostly in the low to mid-80s for warmest inland valleys. temperatures in the low 90s later this week. friday 92 degrees. a good ten to 15 degrees above

average. if you're in construction and working outside here are tips, drink water. sty hydrated. lightweight clothing. take breaks often. and don't leaf those kids and pets inside the vehicle. even if you are running out for a short time. just a few passing high clouds in the north bay. numbers anywhere from the 40s to the 60s. a lovely view from the tower cam. visibility is terrific. mild and sunny weather for cinco de mayo. summer like heat thursday and friday. cooler and nice for mother's day. 12 hour planner for cinco de mayo. sun comes up at 6:08. bright and sunny for afternoon. i do expect the fog to return in the afternoon and evening. it is going to change up a bit. temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon it will be similar to today.

some areas up a few. over all a nice mild day. 79 san jose. 82 gilroy. 77 on the peninsula. bright skies and mid-70s. there's the fog around half-moon bay. 64 degrees. 68 in downtown san francisco. breezy conditions along the coast. north bay 76. east bay communities you'll be low to mid-70s. 73 oakland. sunshine and comfortable weather head inland. 83 concord. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. i think the next couple days you'll be pleased with the weather. it won't be too hot or cold. low to mid-60s coast. warmer wednesday and then the heat is on. thursday friday low to mid-90s inland. upper 60s low 70s coastline. it will be sizzling in the

inland valley. the cooling will begin near the coast on saturday. and by mother's day, it's going to be back into the comfort zone. for all the moms out there. i think enjoy the next two tas and pull out the fans. and turn up the ac if you have one. >> all right. thank you. we are mentally prepared. >> this thursday at 4:00 p.m. we will focus on the issues. the latino community is facing during the pandemic. race and coronavirus the conversation may 7 at 4:00 p.m. you can watch it live on tv. stream it on the app. >> tomorrow on good morning america. chatting

♪music) a special appearance at the san francisco zoo today. in celebration of may the fourth be with you. unofficial star wars holiday. the zoo is closed to the droid had the place to himself. some were skiddish. most seemed curious. the penguins were unimpressed this tiger was intrigued. maybe too intrigued for comfort. >> social distancing. some tentative steps in reopening began today. here's a day in the life. courtesy of the viewers.

good evening. rumors of a major league baseball opening sprin training in early june. starting the season july 1. nothing concrete and subject to change. this we know for sure the korean baseball leeague is back. under strict guidelines. temperature checks and empty stadiums. social distancing. six games a week. we're hungry for baseball. get to know the bears and unicorns.

this weekend we caught up with giants third baseman. eager to be a part of the nations healing process. >> when you have things to look forward to. they are therapeutic in a way. i'm happy to be a part of that industry. and a part of a group that can bring entertainment and joy it people. we are looking forward to being the relief when the time comes. >> nba fans riveted to the last dance document nar. about the bulls. in the next episode we hear about the punch. michael jordan punching now warriors coach and teammate steve kerr in the face. during a bulls practice. >> we were on opposite sides of the scrimmage. he is talking all kind of trash. >> phil sensed my aggression. he was trying to tone me down and starts calling them tick tack fouls. it won't help when we play physical teams. i found steve kerr. i said that's a foul. >> i have a will the of patience as a human being.

i tend to snap at some point. i'm competitive to do. not really good enough to back it up usually. i'm going. i'll fight. >> he hits me in the chest. i hit him. >> more next week. sad news from the nfl. winningest coach in history shula died today. he won a record and coached the dolphins to the undefeated season. don shula was 90. >> time for tonight's edition of call my play. you send in your highlights and i call the action. >> check out frank from a wheelchair. in his 49ers hoodie. channelling his inner steph curry. using a prized possession. toilet paper. you can see the confidence. splash.

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