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a lack of social distancing is concerning many travelers on flights. >> shelter life has brought out quite an array of wildlife, but wait until you see the animal that was spotted in this fremont neighborhood. >> after a beautiful mother's day, we're tracking rain returning to the area tomorrow. we will have more in the accu-weather forecast. abc news at 11:00 starts right now. west wing quarantine. expect to see more officials waring masks and staying the recommended six feet apart at the white house. good evening. i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. three of the government's top doctors are also in self quarantine tonight because of possible exposure to the

coronavirus. and more on that story right now. >> it is scary to go to work, you know, it's a small crowded place. it's a little bit risky. but you have to do it because you have to serve your country. >> in less than 48 hours, this past week, two white house staffers tested positive for coronavirus. first, the president's personal valet on thursday. then on friday, the vice president's press secretary, katie miller, now three key members of the coronavirus task force are following their own recommendations, self-isolating after possible exposure to covid-19 at work. dr. anthony fauci, the country's leading infectious disease expert, starting what he calls a modified quarantine, after testing negative for the virus, mostly working from home. >> the cdc director dr. robert redfield, determined who to have had a low risk exposure on wednesday. he along with fda commissioner dr. steven hahn will quarantine for 14 days. >> will you and other white house staffers be following their example? >> well, we'll take the advice

of the white house medical unit which is the best in the business. >> this week, the president has been in contact with both his valet and miller. the vice president was with miller on thursday, on this trip to virginia. she tested negative that day. the next day, she was positive. and six staffers who had close contact with her, were pulled off air force two to be tested. the vice president still traveled to iowa. >> yesterday, the cabinet room, president trump was closely surrounded by senior military officials, and his national security team, none seen wearing a mask. the vice president pence was not in that meeting. tonight his office says he is not planning to self quarantine and plans to be at the white house on monday. >> it is important to remember when someone has had confirmed close contact with a known case of covid-19, the recommendations for self-quarantine while monitoring for signs and symptoms of illness, over a 14-day period, that's really for the protection of others, as well as that individual.

other news now a six-month-old girl in the bay area is believed to be the first to contract both covid-19 and a rare disease. the girl known as zara was about to be released from lucille packer children's hospital after treatment for a rare condition called kawasaki disease, when she tested positive for the virus. that happened march 16th. her doctors say it is the first reported diagnosis of a child having both diseases. fortunately, zara has since gone home and showing no symptoms of covid-19. it's not clear just yet if her condition is the same as a mysterious illness that's affecting children in several states. passengers on board several airlines say they're concerned about a lack of social distancing on their flights. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to several passengers who joins us live from sfo. >> reporter: and we have spoken to several passengers who have been flying different airlines and they're telling me they're concerned about their safety. and they are saying many of

these flights have been packed. >> petrified. yes. definitely. because it was absolutely ridiculous that we were that close to one another. >> kayla preston landed in san francisco from denver, several hours ago. she flew and says her flight was basically packed with little social distancing. >> people were very upset. people were saying why? >> reporter: in a statement, frontier replied to abc 7 news in part, the flight in question had a passenger load of 66%, so the aircraft was around two-thirds occupied. a similar story was told by san francisco resident elizabeth berger, this time flying american airlines. >> there were some empty seats in the middle, yes. you can see in the photo that i posted on twitter that it's clear that there are some empty seats in the middle but there's not, like it's not more than half. >> reporter: the bay area couple was flying to philadelphia on what they say was a packed flight. >> if you have to be on this flight and you're touching the

person next to you, or if they can take off their mask to eat and they're breathing right next to you, who knows. >> and they avoided removing their masks and said one of the passengers in the middle seat was a pilot. who american airlines later confirmed was indeed a pilot from a different airline, flying standby. american airlines said to abc 7 news that 25% of their seats were not occupied on this flight. and added, in part, american will not assign 50% of main cabin middle seats or seats near flight attendant jump seats, on every flight. and will only use those middle seats when necessary. starting tomorrow, american airlines is recovering all passengers to wear face coverings and in the process of providing wipes and face masks for staff and passengers. and they are blocking seats in the middle to help with social distancing and the first to

implement, frontier is the first to implement temperature screening. luz pena, abc 7 news. and there are unusual wildlife spottings in the bay area, spotted in places where they're not often seen. jr stone has the story from fremont. >> reporter: the sweet or not so sweet sounds of coyotes frolicking at hamilton amphitheater park in novato could be a sign of the times. animals taking the popular public areas that are now quiet. if that north bay coyote doesn't do it for you, how about this bobcat that was spotted near homes in fremont? >> that's something. >> reporter: so much so, that police are warning folks to keep their small pets inside. >> it looks like not a child, it's a grownup kind of bobcat. >> reporter: in recent weeks, they are some of those spotted here and. there in san bruno, two mountain lions were seen on a trail. in napa county, a wildlife

camera caught three mountain lion kittens on video. wildlife experts are swamped with calls. >> humans have taken a step back, which has allowed animals to come forward. >> reporter: lila travis is the director of the urban wildlife rescue in san francisco. in april, the volunteer organization took in 500 calls. three to four times what they normally do. >> here's a lot of urban wildlife that depend on human garbage. the food that we leave behind. and with us suddenly gone, that food source has also disappeared. >> because of the covid-19 pandemic, she tells me they have had to cancel a number of fundraising and now dealing with half the funding, and three times the animals. in fremont, jr stone, abc 7 news. tesla ceo elon musk has plenty of takers if he planned

to move out of fremont. musk threatened to move after almeda county's health officer says tesla could not resume making cars because of covid-19 restrictions. the lieutenant governor of utah tweeted, just because you don't see it doesn't mean it's not happening. we talk to tesla regularly and are very engaged with them on bringing more business to utah. musk also had an invitation from the mayor of palo alto. many families had to adapt their mother's day plans today. >> we hope it's the last one we have to spend like this. >> see families across the bay area celebrate mom. and how the holiday also became a way to celebrate our small businesses. and one group decided to honor our hero mom, the story behind this special delivery, for local nurses on the job today. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. clouds streaming in tonight ahead of a storm that will bring some rain tomor

new details on the alameyn boulevard overpass. the highway crotter cc myers will pocket $8 million for finishing ahead of schedules. they were offered $1 million for every day ahead of schedule. and you can read the column in the san francisco chronicle every wednesday and sunday. mother's day 20202 is reimagined in the bay area. for so many of us, with the shelter in place reality. but many families are making the best of it during these strange times. we have the story from san francisco. >> greg smith and his sister are spending mother's day hanging out with their 89-year-old mom,

margaret. >> happy mother's day. >> well, thank you. >> the balcony is as close as margaret can be these days, she's sending love and hugs, from afar. >> i'm sorry we can't be in a nice warm household. but this is a lovely place to be. >> margaret lives in byron park senior village in walnut creek where visitors are not allowed due to covid-19. greg says the last time the family was together in the same room was christmas. >> this is surreal. but the thing is, we got to be with her which is what counts. and we'll look back on it fondly. >> the concord police department tweeted these pictures, mother's day treats, flowers, cards, and coffee, for its working moms on duty. >> happy mother's day. >> it's mother's day brunch to go at lb steaks on santana row in san jose. the staff happy to be busy, filling phone orders for food, flowers, and even chilled champagne. >> our doors are still open and we're happy to accommodate and

do everything we can to serve our community and maybe everyone's mother feel special. >> a silver lining for lucy in san francisco, is being with her husband and two sons and having an improvised brunch and takeout at the closest flat surface they could find on chestnut street. it's not perfect but she'll take it. >> all together, all healthy and a good thing and a happy mother's day to all of the other mothers out there. >> here, family members are enjoying the day and police were out here giving friendly reminders about social distancing but no citations. happy mother's day to all of the moms out there including my own mom. in san francisco, abc 7 news. more popular businesses report reopening in time to cater to mother's day crowd. manresa bread opened its locations to serve up sweets and drinks for pickup today. the offshoot of the los gatos restaurant had been closed because of the shelter in place order. our project thanks story tonight shows us how a local

community groups throughout the country spent mother's day feeding local health care heroes. the group chinese americans teamed up with other organizations to deliver thousands of meals to workers on the job and they called it food for love. the local chapter sent 300 hot lunches and flowers to santa clara medical center, in the spirit of giving back to those who were giving so much during this time. parents of saint thomas the apostle school in san francisco's richmond district are keeping front line health care workers well nourished through this pandemic. they've raised thousands to deliver meals to medical workers throughout the city. today, meals went to the nurses at st. mary's medical center. the school teamed up with eat americana on balboa street to cook up hundreds of delicious mother's day meals. >> wonderful food. a wonderful group who have gotten up early in the morning. and they have put their soul into the food. everyone who has the food can

feel the love. >> the group raised money for staff at the v.a. and saint francis and california pacific medical centers. when we invite you to enjoy better bay area project thanks, to share your gratitude for those on the front lines of the covid-19 battle, use #betterbayarea to show us your thank you and we will share the love. drew has more on the forecast. >> we are tracking a few days on the seven-day forecast that include some rain. coming our way. starting tomorrow. so live doppler 7, along with the satellite right now, showing you the sunny skies, we had earlier in the evening, they have now given way to cloud cover, and mixing with our stars tonight, so it is mostly cloudy, and a lot of spots, currently, we are mainly dry across the region and starting to change starting tomorrow morning. temperatures are mainly in the 50s in most cities, we're at 56 in hayward and in the city, as well, we're down to 53. in santa rosa. and 59 in san jose and so what

we're tracking in the near term, on live doppler 7, along with the satellite, a bigger picture across northern california. you can see the clouds streaming in, from west to east. ahead of the cold front that will bring us our showers tomorrow. and wider picture shows you that area of low pressure, spinning off our coastline right now. that line of cloud cover is the cold front, and that will move into northern california tomorrow. and supply us with our rain chance. so on the storm impact scale, it's a level one light system, tomorrow, and that front will linger even to tuesday as well. so we'll track some light scattered showers, both days, and some rainfall totals, they will be the highest in the north bay, where we're thinking about a quarter to a half of an inch in most spots there, outside of the north bay, those rainfall amounts really drop to less than a quarter of an inch. not a lot of rain but nonetheless we are tracking showers over the next 48 hours. so tonight, we have that cloud cover thickening right now, some fog, right along the immediate

coastline, and mid 40s, to lower 50s, is what we are called to in the early morning hours. as we get you in tomorrow, monday morning, 9:00 a.m., you can see, showers are beginning to move onshore, in the north bay. and close to ukiah and cloverdale. most areas first thing tomorrow will start on the dry side. as you head into the afternoon, we're finding some light to moderate showers, perhaps, from santa rosa, points to the north, and then it's really in the evening, we find the best chance of those showers, kind of going south. by 6:00, 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, on monday, we will find the showers through livermore, into the santa cruz mountains, some showers saturday, and then into the east bay hills and it remains unsettled late tomorrow night, into early tuesday, and we will keep that shower chance, into tuesday, as well. but the front kind of lingers in the bay area. so total rainfall, it is kind of a nuisance storm on our hands with that level one light storm. you can see a half of an inch, in some spots in the north bay. outside of the north bay, we're

talking about less than a quarter of an inch of rainfall. so highs tomorrow, cooler than we were today. most spots will be in the 60s. the inland east bay will find some temperatures in the mid-70s. the accu-weather seven-day forecast shows scattered showers tomorrow and tuesday. then we will brighten up our skies as we head into thursday and friday. then tracking another storm for next weekend arriving late saturday. next sunday, a pretty rainy day with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. >> folks, hope you remember where you put those umbrellas. drew, thank you very much. >> yes, totally. some gripping moments on camera. a hiker in california gets trapped in a

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baseball. players wear the pink wristbands and the pink bat to raise awareness for breast cancer awareness, and there are no games in 2020 yet, but we could be nearing some action later this summer. according to an espn report, a return to play propose cool be put on the table as early as this week as major league baseball tries to figure out a way to open the season the according to the report, the highlights include a season that could begin in july with games being played at home ballparks with no fans or in spring training locations, or a combination of both. and the giants g m scott harrison, third biasman evan longoria are willing to play whenever and wherever. >> we don't have a lot of choices, you know, we can play baseball, i think, if all parties involved are, if they have incentives in line, we want to play as many games as possible. >> understanding that there are a lot of things that are bigger than baseball and what we're doing and when they give us the go ahead, we will be excited to get back out there. the nfl released the 2020

schedule earlier this week. with kickoff weekend set for mid september. niners are scheduled to open the season at home against arizona september 13th. defensive lineman eric armstead joined the with authority podcast, and talked about potentially playing games without fans in the stands. >> i mean even practices, it will definitely be weird, and i would understand, if you have to, you know, looking at people's safety and health, and figuring that out. and we would still be interact with the fans via streaming tv but it will definitely be weird. tomorrow, it would have been the beginning of pga championship week in san francisco. and now, the major has been moved to august 3-9. the pga tour's first rescheduled tournament is now a month away. ft. worth, texas, mayor betsy price told espn that they have

very optimistic they can host the event with proper testing for players and workers at the colonial club june 11-14. we will wait and see. shaquille o'neal told the "usa today" they should scrap the season and said the season would have an asterisk for the champion. the nba season has been suspended since march 11th. on this day in warriors history, may 10, 1987 simply known as the simply floyd game, in the fourth game of the western conference semis, against the show time laker, eric sleepy floyd scored an nba playoff record 29 points in the fourth quarter. 51 total. he had 12 field goals in the fourth quarter alone. and 39 points in the second half. both also nba playoff records. leading the warriors to an epic comeback win, 129-121. on this day in 2016, stephen curry was the first unanimous nba mvp in league history

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good evening. i'm eric thomas. two white house staffers have tested positive for covid-19. three of the government's top doctors are also in self-quarantine for the next couple of weeks because of possible exposure. vice president mike pence's press secretary has tested positive. pence's office says he is not planning to self-quarantine and he plans to be at the white house tomorrow. airline passengers say they are concerned about the lack of social distancing on flights to and from the bay area this weekend. flyers we spoke with said their flights were too fall. u.s. carriers say they have kept the number of passengers allowed on jets and blocked seats to provide extra space. many bay area families got creative to celebrate mother's day during the shelter in place order. some folks celebrated today while practicing social distancing. residents of byron park senior village in walnut creek took to the balcony to say hi to their loved ones. some states that are now easing restrictions are also seeing a rise in new coronavirus

cases. abc news reporter andrew has a look. >> reporter: the coronavirus continues to take a devastating toll on the economy. more than 20 million jobs lost lst month. unemployment now at 14.7%. the highest since the great depression. white house economic adviser larry kudlow says there's a glimmer of hope saying the bulk of job losses are temporary, but adding -- >> it's going to take a while for the reopening to have an effect. >> reporter: states now grappling with how to reopen safely. >> it is a risk if we don't do anything, it's a risk if we do this. what we have done is come up with the best practices, for businesses to reopen. >> reporter: stay at home restrictions eased in 45 states. in 15 of those states, the number of new cases is still on the rise. including texas, which saw a one-day increase of more than a thousand new cases. bus new york state is still under stay-at-home orders. the governor says some regions may see an easing of

restrictions sooner than others. >> it is all data-based and we will look at those number, and we will look at those data points to see where it is safe to open. >> reporter: in new york city where there has been some racial disparity in the enforcement of social distancing guideline, the mayor says the city will be taking a new approach. >> we're going to to increase intensely the number of public servants who are out there educating, providing face coverings, reminding people the rules, and helping people to get it right. >> reporter: as businesses do bgin to reopen across the country, many will enact new social distancing measure, including airlines, ethan weiss, flying home after volunteering to fight the pandemic in new york, writing, i guess united is relaxing their social distancing policy these days. united not commenting on why social distancing was not implemented. but saying we overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures, and implemented a new boarding and de-planing process to

promote social distancing. government officials also grappling with coronavirus, senator lamar alexander's chief of staff just tested positive for covid-19. the tennessee senator was set to chair a committee on the coronavirus here in dc next week but will now video conference in. abc news, washington. governor newsom is promising more guidance to come this week on how restaurants may be able to reopen in the state. seated dining is included in the next part of phase two of newsom's reopening plan. he says more specifics will come on tuesday. and we'll be putting out subsequent guidelines by sector, by industry, next tuesday, which will allow some more clarification, including checklists, we have a new checklist, that goes through, issues around hand washing, sanitation, how to address the needs of customers through pickups, and how we can make the pickup and dropoff process for deliveries, as well as pickups for customers, easier, and safer.

>> newsom mentioned some ideas for the future of restaurants before, including waiters wearing gloves or disposable menus. no matter the plan, counties can continue to have stricter requirements if they choose. newsom holds the weekday updates at noon and you can watch them live here on abc 7 or on our app. ucsf doctors are getting some help treating patients in arizona and new mexico's navajo nation. doctors without borders is now sending a tem to new mexico. they plan to be there until at least june a team of seven ucsf doctors and nurses, travelled to navajo nation in late april. the navajo nation president says it is helping to flatten the curve. >> i want to say thank you to the doctors without borders. as well as the university of california san francisco for sending their warriors to the front lines in this war against coronavirus. >> the federal government has also provided about $600 million

in relief funding to navajo nation. new details about a deadly shark attack, a 26-year-old surfer who died yesterday, off the santa cruz county coast is remembered as an entrepreneur, who turned his love for big waves into a promising career. he died at sand dollar beach at maresa state beach, near watsonville and a small business owner who crafted surfboards out of his home and friends say kelly had a lifelong love for the support and the ocean. >> he has so much knowledge of the ocean. surfing his entire life. he understood the area. traveling all over the world. he is one of those guys who understood the risk and hopes it doesn't happen but it wasn't anything where he was making mistakes. state park officials have closed the waters in the area where kelly was attacked through thursday. more cases to report tonight, of that mysterious illness threatening children, that's possibly linked to the coronavirus, as we reported earlier, there's a possible case

here in the bay area. tonight, abc news reporter stephanie ramos hears from families on both coasts whose children battled this rare illness. >> tonight, the rare and dangerous illness, possibly linked to covid-19, infecting more children. at least five deaths now under investigation. the number of cases, more than doubling, in new york city, 38 children now falling ill with pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome. 85 cases across the state. >> i'm deeply concerned. as a father i'm feeling the concern. i know other parents are feeling it. >> at least six states reporting cases, including washington, where 13-year-old anthony lawson nearly died. >> anthony just was getting more, where things weren't quite right. >> his family thought he was suffering from allergies but in a matter of days he became critically ill. >> take him to the hospital to get him checked out because it really could be the difference between life and death. >> anthony tested negative for

the virus but positive for aebs. tonight, doctors urging parents to be on the lookout for a persistent fever, rash, red eye irritation, and stomach illness. these symptoms, similar to kawasaki disease, which causes the inflammation of blood vessels, and can lead to heart problems. >> once i actually started feeling sick, it was more like my, i had swollen lymph node on my right side, and i got a headache, and it just started going downhill from there. >> reporter: 14-year-old jack mcmorrow just recovered from the mysterious illness. his family tells us it all started with a fever and a rash. he spent ten days hospitalized. >> it was scary. it was beyond scary. i believe i reached out to my family and let them know he may not make it through. >> testify stephanie ramos, abc shanghai disneyland reopened today after being closed as part of the measures to stop the

spread of coronavirus. the theme park says it is implementing social distancing requirements and increased cleaning efforts following a four-month shutdown. the visits to the theme park will initially be limited and must be booked in advance. tickets sold out in minutes. disney is the parent company of abc 7. a bay area musical duo saying mom's praise, singing mom's praises today. >> up next, the story behind this special medley for mothers what is also helping out a local business. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, we're tracking rain returning to the forecast tomorrow. we will have the timing ahead. here on abc 7 we're honoring the class of 2020 who had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the coronavirus pandemic. roman carrea is graduating from san jose high and a great student that plays both baseball and football. next year, he will play football

for san jose junior college and studying child psychology. good luck. >> and if you would like to honor a graduate, share the details on our web site abc7news.com and we might give a shout j shoutout on tv or online. no professional photos please. on our web site we have a photo gallery of all of those seniors we're honoring. he always wants to help out. in any way he can. >> i do my homework while i'm waiting for them to finish. >> i hope i can inspire other kids that have the need to help to make more face shields.

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could a san francisco native be the next "american idol"? tonight, fans of the show voted and the top seven were revealed. >> the next person into your top seven, is francisco martin. pr francisco, congratulations. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. >> you are in the "american idol" top seven. >> thank you so much. >> he is singing "you'll be in my heart" from francisco. >> ♪ you'll be in my heart

♪ you'll be in my heart. >> francisco is the 19-year-old son of filipino immigrants and thrilled the judges and america from the start. unfortunately, grace lear of danville did not make the cut tonight. if you want to vote for francisco, do it now and see the results next sunday at 8:00 p.m. for the "american idol" finale right here on abc 7. well, a young musical duo from sebatapol is performing songs to help us during the pandemic, and of course, being this week is mother's day. >> they call themselves two scoops, and they perform every friday, at 5:00 p.m., on facebook live. the goal, to help a local ice cream shop survive in these tough times. >> there is a local ice cream store here, friends and family work there and they have been incredible during the pandemic, packaging ice cream ahead of time, so you can text people,

and we love it and we try a different flair every week on our cabaret. >> besides cabaret, they perform show tunes, jazz and even disney music and the money they raise goes to >> and one week it will be ice cream and the next is umbrella. >> it is a whiplash in the weather department. hot temperatures the past couple of days and now cooler weather has arrived and rain returns tomorrow. live doppler 7, along with the satellite, would he have clouds increasing, in our skies, we have clouds increasing in our skies and it will remain mostly cloudy the next 48 hours as we track a cold front moving through northern california. there is the storm impact scale, a level one light system we're talking about, light scattered showers, rainfall high effort in the north bay. not a lot of rain by any means, a pretty decent may storm and seeing a quarter to a half of an inch, less than that, outside of the north bay, so future

weather, tomorrow morning, it will begin first, as we see some light showers, the new high in cloverdale, most spots outside of the north bay, remain dry, throughout much of the morning, and early afternoon, and then in the evening, we'll find some light scattered showers, and moving to the south bay, the santa cruz mountains, the east bay hills as well, and those showers will even linger into monday night, and into tuesday morning. so it's kind of an unsettled pattern headed our way for the next couple of days. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. the next seven days, scattered showers tomorrow, and light showers into tuesday, as well. and still a little bit of a chance of a shower in the north bay on wednesday. otherwise, we will see a lot of sunshine, thursday and friday. and then another storm will arrive late saturday, into sunday. and right now, next sunday, it does look rather rainy, with the temperatures cool in the 50s and in the 60s. >> all right, drew, thank you. a mother's day concert shows up on a truck today.

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a mini concert on a flatbed truck. ♪ lean on me when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend. >> that is the classic song performed by joe nelson in los gatos, and he wanted to entertain moms but he didn't want to attract a big crowd, which would make it tough to maintain social distance. so he loaded up his two-man band on the back of the truck and drove around, performing mother's day favorites. and this was the day to remember mom and all she's done for you, husband, kids, and everybody else, because moms are fantastic. all right. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for dion, drew, chris, and the entire abc 7 news team, thanks so much for joining us tonight. and keep safe.

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