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pop my 100% all-white-meat classic a brisk return of death. a stark warning behind the slow push to reopen. >> concern about a measles out break. and what pediatricians say you can do about it. >> governor newsom mapping occupy plans to reopen businesses in california. even some companies here in the bay area are preparing. >> in a lull rite now but not for long. when showers arrive. >> the great goat get away. in one community. >> that breaking news is tesla reached a dealaker is defying p health orders with employees

back at work for a second day. so far neither fremont nor alameda county issued citations or made arrests. they released a statement saying it reviewed the safety plan and if the car maker adds some recommendations it could get permission to reopen next week. >> a $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill could be fout a vote in congress on friday. house speaker introducing the bill saying the pandemic requires unprecedented and immediate action. >> hunger and rent doesn't take a pause. the hardship of losing a job or a loved one doesn't take a pause. >> a big announcement tod fro the governor. malls can reopen for pickup only. offices can open. with modifications. and guidelines for restaurants to resume having customers dine in. he has a reminder. >> none of this means anything if customers don't feel safe.

>> one place where there's no rush it open. there's this ominous warning from doctors. >> we would see a brisk return of cases. hospitalizations and a brisk return of death. >> those strong and alarming words of warning proof the governor's guidelines will do little to weaken the strict stay at home orders. >> we have the details. >> we're not there yet. that's the message from the public health officer. it's the reason residents won't immediately see changes to strict stay at home order. despite the latest move and the push to reopen the state. >> one can choose region like the bay dwrair and six counties can choose to be a little bit more prescriptive and restrictive. >> we're seeing progress but not

enough to push our luck. why not ease into phase 2 like the rest of california. >> we don't suddenly have herd imh immunity or vaccine. we have the same conditions we had in march. we would see a brisk return of cases. hospitalizations and a brisk return of death. to be quite blunt. >> a strong warning. we want to try something different. we went online to connect with viewers. about the slow push to reopen. reaching out for real responses. health experts advise it's unwise to are open. he's listening. >> we can social distance, wear masks and wash our hands. it's time. >> stress is high. we need to remember the seriousness of the virus.

it can end lives. >> we want to reopen. desperately. for many reasons. we need to do so in a safe manner. >> as of tuesday, the county reported 2,300 covid-19 cases. and 130 deaths. >> l.a. county stay at home order is likely going to last through the entd of july. public health director told the board everything will depend upon the effort to contain the virus. mayor had this message. >> this is just as dangerous a virus today as it was when it arrived. we should never become too comfortable. we're learning to live with it. we're not moving beyond it. it's important not to overreact or under react. >> tomorrow l.a. county beaches will be reopening with restrictions. biking, volleyball, sunbathes and picnicking are not allowed.

people can swim, surf. walk or run. >> twitter shut offices in march. and tonight founder and ceo says employees can work from home permanently. so what does that mean for the bay area as california begins to reopen? >> everything is changed. i think it will be the norm. i don't see people going back into the office. >> that from jared. who has been working from home for two months. start up is in san francisco. and now waiting for the county to give the green light to workers. >> our company and the specific office can go back to work two weeks after the date. >> a date yet to be gien to those in san francisco. ceo of the silicon valley leadership group and says this pandemic is has been eye opening for those in charge. who see so many workers successfully doing so from home.

he's optimistic about what's to come. >> i truly believe we'll have a lot less traffic and clearer skies. because a lot more of us as ceos and employers will realize folks are just as effective working remotely. >> governor newsom is calling for added safety measures. including daily temperature screenings for workers. better social distancing. and extra cleaning. he enjoys working at home. where he's more productive. and says there are some tech perks he's excited about getting back to. >> kind of the norm is you get kartd meals for lunch. that's something i miss. >> he says to get here to san francisco he uses bart and cal train. and certainly very concerned about the safety measures on board those trains. >> today the governor also gave

guidelines to reopen dine in restaurants. 7 on your side spoke with chefs at some restaurants about how they envision the future of fine dining. see his report online. >> our main mission here is has been to bring you stories to help build a better bay area. reporting on the major health -- tonight we have a looming health threat that could extend beyond the covid-19 pandemic. >> pediatricians are worried about childhood vaccination rates. 117 million children in 37 countries may not get immunized on time to prevent a new break. >> san francisco pediatrician showing the steps her office is

taking to keep people safe. >> this is a waiting room. it's empty. >> encouraging 12,000 pashlts to come in for well visit vaccinations. but. >> during the first few weeks our visits were down 60%. and vaccination rates were down 50%. >> a national trepd in april 3.2 million fewer doses of non-flu vaccines were ordered compared to last year. including 400,000 fewer doses of the measles vaccine. >> what types of illnesses are you worried about resurging. >> measles. a bacterial infection. strep. >> the chief of general pediatrics. >> we're really worried that as we start to see the regression from the covid-19 pandemic we'll see untold case of measles. and measles is way more

infectious than covid-19. >> she's turning one. and will be getting her vaccines on schedule. for her protection as well as her mother. >> i had a heart transplant 25 years ago. and i take medication. >> which means she cannot get vaccines and susceptible to illness. >> i could become very sick from measles. be hospitalized. i think there's certainly a risk of death. >> for her the fear factor keeping many families away from the doctor office is personal. >> my life depends on other people getting vaccinated. i depend on herd immunity. >> good news, more families are started to come back to the office. down 15 to 20%. the drop is because healthcare and essential workers and people who lost jobs and insurance

n t vaccinated. a reminder vaccines for children are free. available through clinics and community. and health department. we'll have that information on our web site. >> all right. you maybe spending more money at the grocery store. and not because you are buying more. prices are going up. meat prices last month were up more than 14%. from april 2019. dairy prices increased 9%. alcohol prices stayed steady rising six tenths of of a percent. online discussion today about our food supply. experts say the overall supply chain is strong. >> what challenged us is in beginning when the order started. we were seeing from customers is they were buying for a four to

eight week period of food. you can imagine those are full freezers and of course some of the ir rational demand with paper products and cloning products. >> one professor says the concern is not supply. but people affording groceries with massive lay off and job loss. >> state public health takes action against the owner of a nursing home. site of a deadly coronavirus out break. >> home gyms and going all virtual. how pandemic lock downs are changing the fitness industry. >> a huge group of goats go on the lamb. in the south bay. >> don't ditch the umbrellas yet. we have showers in the forecast. >> what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

state department of health is taking action against the owner of a nursing home that suffered one of the worse coronavirus out breaks in the state. denying her license to operate nip more facilities. >> 37 year-old told me in an interview last month she owns and operates eleven nursing homes including this care center. where dozens staff and patients contracted coronavirus. workers say six patients have died. >> our condolences. this is a terrible virus going across the world. >> now the state department of public health denied her license to operate nine additional nursing homes. from san jose to central and southern california. the state said she submitted a fraudulent transcript from college and cited dozens of violations over three years.

patient raped by cna. patient fell, broken hip not diagnosed for six days. failed to address aggressive patient who stabbed another with a fork. i questioned her about violations that the state said placed patients in immediate jeopardy. >> what is going on? >> there's a will the of things i would like to speak about. and when the time is right. you'll be the first to talk about it. >> she e-mailed a statement. >> make no mistake it is common throughout the nursing home industry to see very serious violations. meaning violations in which peoples lives are at risk. >> mike of the non-profit advocates tells me in pandemic

is poeexposing problems that lad years. >> dhint stop from operating. they can appeal a denial. and can even lose that appeal but the state department of public health position is they can go on running nursing homes with people's lives in their hands. >> the state department of public health told me they can't comment on specific cases but do all they can to safeguard compliants in the nursing homes. >> in the north bay, easing restrictions on parks starting tomorrow. beach parking areas will remain closed. inland parking lots will open. and park managers to open tennis and basketball courts to individuals or members of the same family. social distancing and face coverings will still be required. >> more than 100 trailers were open this week to house the homeless. according to to the media

partners. the trailers have been sitting vacant for two months. those who have preexisting conditions or may have coronavirus will receive priority. >> california democratic lawmakers devised a plan to help renters and landlords get through tough times. tenants who lose their jobs during a pandemic can stay in their homes without paying rent. in 2024, they would be given a decade to repay it. interest free. landlord get tax credits to cover the financial loss. the plan cost the state $500 million a year. if the tenants don't pay it back. >> california state university system will keep classes online for the fall semester. no students on campus. today the chancellor said the risks are too great for 500,000 under graduates. classes will continue online. there are 23 schools in the system across california.

five are in the bay area. the university of california system has yet to make an announcement about the fall. >> the pandemic is among the reasons a yoga studio in oakland is closing. the owner announced she's shutting down bow locations. they will hold virtual classes until june 14. >> with gyms closed, people have been finding ways to carve out fitness routines. for some that means buying new gear. for others it means going virtual. the changes that could be permanent in the fitness industry. >> dumb bbells are the new toil paper. >> i can see that. i waited a month for these. >> he was thrilled to finally pick up hits of home weights. he's eyeing home fitness machines. >> i have been hiring staffing, buying additional trucks.

it's been hectic. we have been selling everything. treadmil treadmills and home gyms. >> people will make a major shift. to work out at home. and long term i don't think that will change. >> here's my garage. >> change is ungulfing the world of small fitness studios as well. >> march 17 we have been live streaming on zoom and facebook. offering two sometimes four dallass a day. >> the owner is giving up her physical store front deciding not to renew her lease. based on clients. she'll stay open as a virtual business. >> i have a lot of friend that are business owners. they'll open up. but there's a lot of fear in the client to go back. >> my heart really goes out to people that are still able kind of trying to keep the physical

location. and keep the classes going. virtual fitness is here to stay. >> after mopts of shelter in place those can't wait for the gyms to reopen. and those who will stick with their home fitness permanently. >> in the south bay we have video from this evening. you have to see it. it's been great goat get away. this is fantastic. this happened before 7:00 p.m. in the silverhborhood. a viewer says they broke through a fence and walked the streets. flowers and grass. good eating for a goat. a few neighbors did their best to herd them. they were clearly out numbered. >> they got tired of sheltering in place. >> they did.

we have rain the grass looks good. >> yeah. they were enjoying it. roaming free. nothing like it. especially since everyone is trapped inside. that's good video. i want to show you how much rain as far as how where we stand in terms of season to date. we're behind. this is why every drop counts. san francisco around 48% of average. oakland 42. i know we can't make up for the deficit to bring us up to 100% of average. we can slow down the fire season. let's take the shower chances. it's quiet on live doppler 7. see ra seeing higher elevation snow. lower elevation showers. it's not uncommon for may.

scattered showers expected tomorrow. short break friday. it will feel like spring on friday. today temperatures were a good two to ten degrees below average and feeling like late winter than spring. a stronger storm this weekend. tomorrow system is level 1. periods of showers and breezy. 15 hundredths of an inch of rain expected. hour by hour forecast tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. focus on the wet weather is in the north bay. into the afternoon, anyone is fair game. noontime the scattered showers san francisco. oakland heading into the south bay. 2:00 p.m. and still those spotty showers at 4:00 p.m. i would hang on to the umbrella. if you need t step out. in terms of rainfall it's not a lot. it's just enough to dampen the ground. create slick roadways. temperatures first thing in the morning 40s 50s.

another thing to watch out for. fog is forming in patches and visibility will be poor. across parts of the bay area. for the afternoon it's breezy. it will be wet. and temperatures will be below average. 60s 70s for wednesday afternoon. as we check out what's ahead with the next storm, that's the weekend storm. coming in sunday through tuesday. eight tenths of an inch of rain. these are early estimates. that is looking juicier. 7-day forecast scattered showers lel 1 tomorrow. level 1 thursday. same storm system. best chance in the north bay thursday. friday and saturday is dry until sat night and sunday. that's when we have the level 1 carrying on into early next week. winter is not over. >> guess not. >> we like it. >> tomorrow on good morning america. el fanning chat about the new series the great.

showing gratitude is love during the lock down. here's a day in the life.

good evening. steph curry, lebron james, kevin durant on a super-star conference call. a players association put together this call to hear everybody out. see if the stars want to restart the season. and they do. want to see a champion crowned this year. the question is can it be done safe lif. that remains to be seen. hall of famer. on and off the field. latest example the 49ers legend teaming up with steven silver fine jewelry to raise money benefitting a school. and the eat real program. their goal is raise $100,000 to

feed, educate and help local bay area families. >> that is success in life. when you find yourself serving others. that's what i love about it huddle. we have talented people making some incredible plays. obviously the first responders. obviously all the people. then to see people like this stepping up doing their part in making it happen. it's very valuable. >> out standing. >> time for tonight's addition of call my play. we love royalty. it's time to meet the king. >> he loves to play fetch. how many can play goalie. meet king arthur. like the sharks goalie who was like wall. he occasionally gives up a wall. he's tenacious. great glove. or teeth.

a lot going on there. we just called your play. >> be sure to send me your video. use the hash tag. we'd love to see you, your cat, your dog. whatever you have. here on tv. giants out fielder hunter pence. waiting for the season to start. this is what he's doing in his spare time. he and his wife. the choreography on point. dancing to the song blinding lights. i see some real dancing with the stars potential. for the pences.

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