taking a drug that he thinks will treat coronavirus, even though he has no symptoms. and then governor newsom reveals a timeline for when pro games can resume, and this morning we are hearing from giants' ceo, larry baer. >> good morning, everybody. >> who is excited about sports coming back? i feel like it's jobina. >> i am excited, especially, kumasi, as you know, "the last dance" is over, so i am excited -- >> but i did not finish the last one, girl. but i am sad and planning to watch it. >> that's on my agenda. go ahead. >> i am sorry. i can't hear you. go ahead. >> welcome to working from home, jobina. it's good to see you this morning. we're tracking an isolatd shower here and there in

accuweather, and it's a minimal threat and that will be the theme as we go throughout the day today. we are tracking an isolated shower throughout the afternoon, and live doppler 7 showing you in the east bay, we have been seeing one shower around fremont slowly moving off to the south and east and it's moving at 15 miles per hour, so around 6:31 a.m. near milpitas, and around mt. hamilton around 7:07. san jose camera right now, mostly cloudy skies. we will find on the day planner today an isolated chance of a shower in the afternoon, mainly in the hills, and temperatures in the 60s and 70s, guys. >> drew, thank you. sports fans have been hungry for their teams to come back as soon as possible and yesterday the governor gave a little bit of light, surprising a lot of us that he seems to be indicating that sports could come back a little faster than we expected. julian glover is live with more on how the giants are reacting.

>> we like these kind of surprises, right, that we are moving in the right direction? good news yesterday by governor gavin newsom that pro sports could be back as early as the first week of june. that's pretty soon, i'd say. the catch is there will not be fans in the stands and no live audiences when pro sports does resume. so much is still to be figured out, but before we could see live sports on tv, players have to get back in shape and back to practicing, and according to espn, nfl training facilities are starting to reopen today in some states to personnel only. no players, no coaches. the nba did the same thing last friday, and the mlb could soon be following suit. >> we want to be careful about public health, and be

for those that think it's not time. >> and larry baer said they were working with other leagues and county health offices before resume, and governor newsom talked about things that need to be in place before pro sports could pick back up, and everybody is really excited about "the last dance," and clearly sports fans are ready to see some live sports happening once again. reporting live here, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. house speaker, nancy pelosi, is expressing concern about president trump after he revealed he is taking hydroxychloroquine despite an fda warning about that drug. here's what pelosi said on cnn last night. >> he's our president and i would rather he not be taking something that has not been

approved by the scientists, especially in his age group and in his, shall we say, his weight group, morbidly obese, they say. i think that it's not a good idea. >> of course that last part getting a lot of attention this morning. the president said he asked a white house doctor if he could take hydroxychloroquine, even though he does not have the virus or any symptoms. on another note president trump is making a new threat against the world health organization, and he says they need to make more substantive improvements in the next 30 days. he criticized their response to the pandemic and suspended funding. biotechbiotechbiotechbiotech

has been testing its vaccine on 45 people and it appears to be working. all 45 subjects developed the same level of antibodies as somebody that recovered from covid-19. >> we took the first 45 subjects, and are the antibodies neutralizing the virus, and in all cases they were, which is encouraging. >> researchers will give the vaccine to 600 test patients and they expect to enter phase three in july, and that study will involve 10,000 patients. we know there's a dire need to try and get a vaccine as the number of coronavirus cases in the united states continues to rise and states begin to reopen. >> thank you. contra costa county is entering phase two today, which means stores can offer curbside

pickup. santa clara county will transition to phase two on friday. all right. so basically santa clara county says the collective effort has significantly reduced the spread in the county so they have a little more head room now to cautiously take another step forward. also in downtown campbell, bombshell boutique recently started an online storefront but still business is down 80%. >> i miss my employees and clientele and the campbell community. retail business is hard on a regular day, so you definitely have to work for it and definitely have to have that passion inside you still. >> county health officials say the number of new cases has been stable and decreasing and social distancing efforts have really helped to reduce the spread, bu

continue to protect those who are most vulnerable to this virus. napa is hoping to keep moving forward with reopening with the governor slowly relaxing more and more restrictions, and there's hope that restaurants will be able to reopen soon and allow customers inside. napa has been through a lot in recent years when it comes to disasters, but the pandemic is pushing things to the brink. there's one thing just about everybody wants to see open, and as you can imagine, that is the wineries. a lot of people feel like until the wineries open back up it's not going to do people there much good. napa county filed documents to show that it's ready to allow restaurants to open back up. more states, including ours, of course, lifting the restrictions during the pandemic, and by tomorrow all 50 states will have partially reopened. gyms and salons are open if you head to texas. new york's governor says pro sports will soon be allowed to pay without fans, and people have mixed feelings about going

back to work. audio workers in michigan say their health is on the line. >> life is risk. this is a minor one i am willing to take to put food on the table. >> the number of coronavirus cases is on the rise in at least ten states. jcpenney filed for bankruptcy less than a week ago and now we are learning it could soon be owned by one of the world's most successful tech companies. and then there was one. why uber is pulling the rental bikes off the streets, leaving lyft with the monopoly. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather 7-day forecast. looking at the north bay in the next 12 hours, in the afternoon there's a threat of an isolated shower. we will go

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>> announcer: you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> live doppler 7 showing you we have been tracking this isolated shower in the east bay. i will loop this over the past two hours. watch how it just slowly sinks to the south and east. folks in hayward, union city, fremont right now, you can see we are dealing with light to moderate rain. an isolated shower threat will continue throughout much of the afternoon. here's the reason why. area of low pressure to the east will try and instigate more showers later this aftno. hour-b future t day, we wile hills of the north bay along the east bay hills as well and even in the santa cruz mountains. most cities will remain dry but nonetheless the threat of an isolated shower will exist,

guys. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. i am looking at clear conditions on our roads, and we take a live look in oakland on 880, and even the high wind advisory through the altamont pass has been canceled. it's a great tuesday and i am happy to bring you that news right now. honestly, i am not looking at a single crash coming in from the chp right now. i will send it back over to reggie and kumasi. >> jobina, thank you. new this morning a family of six is out of their home after a house fire in castro valley. you could see heavy smoke coming from the home on joseph and lawrence drives. this was around 10:00 last night. crews were able to get the fire under control by about 10:45, and nobody got hurt and the red cross is helping the family that lived there. why you may have ordered

chuck e. cheese pizza and not even realized it. one airline announces it's taking action to ensure social distancing on flights. as we head to break right now, we are taking a live look at sfo since we are talking about flights. look at the airport.

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there are no details on the deal right now but according to women's wear daily, amazon is expected to expand its clothing offerings. news of a possible purchase comes days after jcpenney filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and yesterday jcpenney announced its closing 242 stores across the country. they have not yet released a timeline for that or the exact locations. you. >> thanks. a grub hub user trying to support a local pizza shop said she got an undercover version of chuck e. cheese instead. she placed a order from paw squally's pizza and wings. but the pizza was from chuck e. cheese. the rebranding comes from the

fictional pizza chef from chuck e. cheese, the chuck e. cheese universe that i just found out existed from our own reggie aqui. >> justice for pasqually. >> for a minute, i thought it was not an ipad. i got nervous real quick. >> would we be surprised? >> no think so. >> in my two years working at chuck e. cheese, i could have bought any merchandise or perhaps lifted any merchandise while i was there, and the only thing i took was mr. pasqually, because nobody used their tickets to get it and i felt, what, compassion. >> i tried the skeet ball trying to get a night bright, and i

never got it. >> nobody ever will. the threat for an isolated shower exists throughout the day today. most of us will deal with the sun and clouds. we're in the east bay right now where we find the rogue shower slowly moving off to the south and east. 880 around union city and fremont, you see a moderate downpour happening right now. to the south in milpitas, you can see light to moderate rain. drizzle happening in brisbane as well, and south san francisco. most of us are on the quiet side. a live look, and you can see a blend of the sky cover right now to the south. you can see some sunshine trying to peek out but to the east that's the shower i just showed you tracking on live doppler 7 moving through fremont, union city and milpitas. we will have the threat of an isolated shower throughout the

day. here's your 12-day planner today. as we transition into the afternoon, that chance of rain is best in the north bay. we will find a mix of sun and clouds out there and that sunshine is helping to instigate some of the showers. temperatures in the 60s to mid-70s. 64 in the city today. 68 in oakland. 71 in san josield up about 73 degrees. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, and here's the isolated shower threat today and then we warm up big time and bring in the sunshine. look at the holiday weekend, you guys, almost summer like for memorial day on monday. here's ginger zee with a look ahead on "gma." good morning, ginger. >> good morning, kumasi, and hi, reggie. nice to see everybody, this morning. it's so great to be here on a tuesday on "gma." we will start with the latest on the stunning announcement by president trump.

he revealed he has been taking the malaria drug to prevent from gtting the coronavirus. that's the same drug the fda has warned against taking. also, there's new hope about a covid-19 vaccine. i know you have been reporting on this this morning, too. they are seeing positive results in a human trial. that's exciting. they have been developing antibodies with volunteers to combat the virus. and magic johnson will be with us live. we just watched this episode last night, and he's talking about not just "the last dance," but his $1 million pledge to help minority and women-owned small businesses, and he will tell us why he's getting involved now, and of course we will talk about michael jordan, his relationship to him and all the scenes he is in in "the last dance." so much to learn from magic. and then first responders came

to help on the heart of the pandemic. now a wedding in the heart of times square. special guests and a lot of social distancing. that's a special one and you will want to see it coming up here on "good morning america." >> that's sweet. i am so glad you are all doing that. i am sure they felt so good to be honored. >> oh, it's so beautiful. and they are genuinely surprised. sometimes, you know, not as genui genui genuine s genuine surprise. you will see. and then the san francisco based company has nearly 4,000 workers, and twitter ceo jack dorsey is also square's ceo, and dorsey announced last week that twitter would allow their employees to do their jobs at home forever. things are changing and i am not mad at it. >> they sure are. delta announced they are

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for a secure and safe future, this is abc7 news. >> hello, everybody. we want to start now at 6:30 with contra costa county. that's our main story this morning. they are gearing up for curbside delivery, and they are entering phase two in the reopening plan, and we all know and business owners know it's not going to be business as usual. also, another story we are following today is dr. jennifer ashton is giving a warning this morning after president trump's surprise announcement that he's

taking an anti-malaria drug toth coronavirus. > kumasi. let's start off with a live look from the exploratorium camera, and the sun is up but sharing with the sky a fair amount of cloud cover. over the next 12 hours, first thing, the chance is best in the east bay this morning, and then as we head into the afternoon, that chance really transitions into the north bay. most cities will remain dry but we are still unsettled today. temperatures in the mid-60s to mid-70s later on today, that sun going down at 8:16. want to show you a closer look at what i am talking about as we head into the afternoon. by 2:00 p.m., you can see the shower instigated by the daytime heating really in the north bay. you can see in the hills of the north bay, most areas in the 60s and remain dry and we will keep

the chance of a shower through the evening. highs today, slightly warmer than yesterday. about 64 in the city. we will hit 68 in oakland and 71 for a high in san jose, and 72 the high in santa rosa. >> thank you, drew. at abc7 we are committed to building a better bay area as we all survive this coronavirus pandemic, and we are doing that by focusing on four important topics, and one is the economy. starting today the economy will get a boost in the east bay. contra costa county is joining seven others in phase two of the state's reopening. amy hollyfield is in walnut creek where businesses are getting ready. >> reporter: even this tattoo parlor in walnut creek is excited to reopen today, and it's a partial reopening and they have been closed for two months. tattoos and piercings are not allowed in this phase, so that's, you know, not going -- they are not going to be able to

sell that here at zebra's, that's a ways down the road. but they can sell juewelry or gift cards curbside. they are excited to come face-to-face with their customers, even if it's curbside. >> we want our presence to be felt. we don't want people to think we are gone and disappeared from the face of the earth. we are here, and i don't know how we can survive. >> reporter: restaurants are still waiting for their phase. phase three is when they can reopen to customers, at least coming inside for small gatherings, and phase four is when big gatherings will be allowed. that's what bourbon highway country bar and kitchen here in walnut creek relies on, large gatherings, so they are still waiting to find out when and if they can afford to reopen, and there's a long list of safety precautions restaurants have to

put in place before allowed to reopen. cases of covid-19 have gone down in this county but the health department wants to take it slow and make sure it's safe, and don't forget to wras amy hollyfield, walnut creek, abc7 news. customers can't go inside so there's little personal interaction when shoppers want to buy something or look at an item, and stores have to be close to a sidewalk so customers can get their purchases while social distancing. new signs of life at an iconic spot in the south bay. most of the san pedro market has opened up. orders have to be made online and picked up at the st. john's street entrance. the reopening of dine-in restaurants and the new look of

our local down towns are things we are committed to covering as we all look to build a better bay area in the post coronavirus world. we spoke with the owner of a south american restaurant on main street and he envisions a future where local eateries move things mostly outside and close parts of main street on certain days. city leaders are on the same page with the plan. >> we're already talking to our downtown association and some of our local merchants about how we might be able to make that happen here in downtown pleasanton. >> this kind of open air main street is a similar concept to what other bay area cities, like berkeley and san jose, are already moving towards. and then for the first time since early march we have gone in the entire bay area without a covid-19 death for two straight days. let's see if we can make it

three. health officials in the nine county area recorded no deaths on sunday or monday, and that's the first time that happened since march 10th through the 12th. the region only had one double digit death day in the last two weeks, however, sunday the bay area did report the largest one-day spike in cases, 196, since early this month. as the entire bay area is ready to enter the stage two later this week, the governor says the rest of the state is speeding ahead, and he is expected to give 53 of the state's 58 counties to move on through, if they want to. then he gave encouraging news after that. >> our economy will open up again if we hold these trend lines in the next number of weeks and that includes, for example, getting a hair cut, pro

sports in that first week or so of june. >> did you hear that? hair cuts. we will have much more on the sports part of this coming up, including reaction from giant's ceo, larry baer, in just a few minutes. president trump says he has been taking a controversial drug which he thinks can prevent coronavirus, despite evidence to the contrary. jobina fortson at the live desk with details on that. jobina. >> thank you, reggie. good morning. a drug called hydroxychloroquine is used to treat malaria, and many of you have heard of it by now and president trump says he has been using it for the past week and a half as a form of preventative treatment for the coronavirus, and the fda warned against using hydroxychloroquine to treat covid-19 outside of clinical hospitals and trials, because it could cause heart problems. this morning on "gma," dr. jennifer ashton says she would not recommend the drug for the

coronavirus. a new study published in the journal of medical drug association warned against it and another study showed it did not fight the virus. the white house doctor says he discussed pros and cons with the president and both made the decision that the potential pros outweigh the cons. i will send it back to you, reggie. >> thank you. we are not done with the president yet because joe biden in his latest video from home had words for him. >> stop tweeting about it. get the money out to main street now. it's there. it's been passed. this pandemic is hitting everybody hard. we need serious competent leadership now more than ever and frankly we need moral leadership more than ever as well. >> biden also mocked the president's use of twitter to attack him and he's now referring to mr. trump as

president tweety. >> worshippers can go to church in the east bay but it's not going to be what they are used to. right now we are taking a live look at the big board, at the new york stock exchange down roughly 170 points. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. plus, a british cafe preparing for a post lockdown reopening in a really hilarious way, but first here's drew. >> we are tracking an isolated shower threat throughout the day today. let's go to live doppler 7 first thing, and much of the bay area is quiet with the exception of parts of the east bay and south bay. we will zoom on down to street level on live doppler 7 on fremont, 880, cherry street, and you see the pops of yellow and orange, we have a downpour moving through and paralleling 880. as we move south towards milpitas, you see light to moderate showers as this lone cell continues to meander very slowly to our south and east.

a little drizzle along the peninsula right now. we are moving into south san francisco, even into sfo, light drizzle. about 6:51 a.m., we will see a light shower in pacifica, and then at 7:20, san mateo, you can find a light sprinkle. and then that this area of low pressure here on the satellite, even though it's on the border of nevada and california, it's still close enough to bring us a threat of an isolated shower throughout the day, so let's break down your tuesday with the 12-hour day planner. first thing in the morning, the best chance of finding the shower as we showed you on live doppler 7 is in the east bay. as we advance the clock in the afternoon, that threat will shift towards the north bay. we are talking about the hills of the north bay, and we'll find the best chance of the isolated shower. temperatures by the afternoon, a little warmer than we were today in the mid-60s to mid-70s, but,

again, most of us will remain dry, however in our hills later on this afternoon, guys, we have a chance of an isolated shower popping up. kwrjobina, how is traffic looking this morning? >> drew, very nice, actually. great news this tuesday morning for our essential commuters that need to head out the door. we will look at the bay bridge toll plaza. very nice, but beginning to fill in. more and more cars are heading out the door as people return to work. we are glad to see people back, but no major slowdowns as well, and we will keep you posted if anything changes. for now we are going to break and will be back with coronavirus updates in just a few minutes. how are you? if you said fine, great. if you said something else, that's why i am here. it's okay to not feel okay. if you are feeling anxious, depressed, you are not alone. if you are in crisis, there are

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yellow indicating some steadier showers working through 880. as we move south you can see the shower just continuing to track just around milpitas right now. we are seeing isolated showers, and that threat does continue throughout the afternoon. again, we will find that chance mainly in the north bay and in

the east bay, guys. >> thank you, drew. it's now okay for churches in alameda and contra costa county to conduct services as long as worshippers stay in the car. the bishop at the church is excited to get his congregation back together. he says he believes in the healing power of god but they just got to obey the law. gatherings can last no longer than three hours. governor newsom says any decision to fully reopen churches is still a few weeks away. a new development in santa clara county. a reversal and now car parades will be allowed, and all those good celebrations we have been seeing there. the move comes just two weeks after the county exphreutexphrts

the parades. for the first time the governor is talking about when we could see games played again. although there's a giant caveat. abc7 news reporter julian glover has more on this. >> good morning, reggie. yeah, we are certainly moving in the right direction. a very exciting announcement from governor newsom that pro sports could be back in california as early as the first week in june, which will be in just a couple weeks. it could still be time until we see the return of the seasons. there will be no live audiences in the stands, but before they can take the field they have to get back in shape and practicing. nfl training facilities are starting to reopen today in some plor coaches and the nba

did the same thing last friday and the mlb could soon follow suit. governor newsom said we should learn more about the safety protocols that would be necessary to be put in place for pro sports to resume sometime next week. and it will be interesting to see how new technology can play a role in this. espn reporting this morning the nfl is making up a face or shield that could help players from spreading the virus while on the field. this is all in the early stages of development. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc 7 news. now, a abc7 news live desk update. >> i am looking at an increble help boost small businesses.

magic johnson said his company is pledging $100 million in loans to mostly minority and women-owned businesses, which had been struggling to get assistance from the government's ppe program. >> we need to make sure these businesses can stay open. we don't want any minority firm in america to close because of this virus and because they could not get a loan. also, too, we want the businesses to grow, too. >> magic's life insurance company says there will be a vetting process to make sure the loans go to the correct small businesses. can you look at that full interview with magic johnson's long-time friend you see there, robin roberts, coming up right after "abc7 mornings" on "gma." the two will also look at "the last dance," the wildly popular series, and look at the second to last episode, they profile steve kerr and the story is incredibly touching.

reggie, i will send it over to you. >> oh, that's a good tease, jobina. i have not watched any of it yet. thank you. now if you still have not received your stimulus money, it could be on the way. the government says it started sendsing out debit cards loaded with the money and the cards will go to about 4 million people that have not submitted bank account information for the irs. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange, and yesterday we started the day off very strong, and today we are back down again a little more than 200 points. a restaurant serving the uk is giving a hilarious demonstration on how to serve customers their food while keeping a safe distance. >> cappuccino? >> yes. >> no, ma'am. that is not how we are doing its

too. i am done with everybody. okay, this is salt cafe in england sharing this funny video on the facebook page along with a message. it says training for reopening. #stayalert. in the video the waitress throws a cappuccino and brownie to a staff member posing as a customer, and needless to say they are still tweaking their table service strategy. >> i truly see no problem. >> huh-uh, friend. >> she's like, you want this? here, take it. they are ng about the accent, just -- >> yeah, dodge. >> can you have it. duck, dodge, dive, all that stuff. we're tracking an isolated

shower threat throughout the day. right now live doppler 7 has been tracking a lone shower in the east bay. but one has popped up along the coastline near pacifica right now. the shower will slowly move over pacifica, and even sfo and then fall apart as it hits the bay shoreline. this is a shower we have been tracking all morning long. i am looping this over the past hour just to show you how slowly it has been moving. if you watched us in fremont all morning long, you are, like, why is this downpour just sitting over my house? yeah, it is moving slowly off to the south and east. it's moving at about 15 miles per hour, so alan rock about 7:09 a.m., we are expecting a light shower there. outside we go. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you baby blue skies from that vantage point. 40s in the bay, and a lot of 50s elsewhere. showers rig instigator

and will continue to instigate the chance of a shower this afternoon. i want to show you hour-by-hour, later on, 3:00 p.m., there you go. in the north bay and east bay, there's a chance of a shower moving up. and then the accuweather 7-day forecast, sunshine and warmer weather for the holiday weekend, and it's feeling like summer for memorial day. >> all right. thanks, drew. abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as many high school seniors as we can. you can get by going to abc7.com. congratulations to you, grads at benica high school. ♪ ♪

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it is 6:57. if you are just joining us here are seven things to know this morning. number one, contra costa county is beginning the reopening in

phase two in the state's plan to get some businesses going again, and it allows curbside pickup as long as safety measures are aub observed. and governor newsom now saying pro sports have a chance to return in the state by early june without fans in the stands. president trump says he has been using a malaria drug to prevent coronavirus. the fda does not recommend using that drug for covid-19 because it could lead to heart problems. number four, in a reversal santa clara county will now allow car parades and celebrations starting on weeks the county banned these events. number five, in accuweather, a beautiful picture from the exploratorium camera. we find a chance of an isolated shower throughout the afternoon. temperatures warmer today than yesterday in the 60s and mid-70s. number six, expect delays if you are traveling southbound on 880 at the coliseum.

you can see the backup right there and there was an earlier motorcycle crash and the motorcycle caught on fire and is fully burned according to the kha chp, and injuries have been reported. all right, everybody. number seven. krispy kreme has a treat for the seniors of 2020, and can you get a box of doughnuts for free and you have to wear your cap and gown and you have to wear a tassel, and that tassel has to say 2020, and a 2020 lettermen's jacket or class ring will also get you that dozen donuts. >> we have been scheming on this one, because jobina's boyfriend as a cap and gown, and i have a tassel, we just need the 2020 icon somehow to complete the look to really get us those donuts. >> no. but if it happens, i will eat some. >> you won't scheme with us but will get the reward at the end?

i see how it is. that's nice. >> you two are the only ones closest to a doughnut place good morning, america. president trump's stunning announcement claiming he's been taking the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine to protect himself from the coronavirus. >> the frontline workers, many, many are taking it. i happen to be taking it. >> all this despite no scientific evidence it works. and a warning from the f against using it. the concerns this morning about the president's own health and the dangerous message he's sending. all this as president trump also lashes out overnight at the world health organization threatening to cut u.s. funding permanently over their relationship with china. new hope. a covid vaccine from a major drugmaker recording positive results from the first human trial. now poised to test as many as 10,000 people as early as july. quarantine fatigue. angry protesters forcing open a

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